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Clear tonight; Manchester, Conn. sunny Tuesday Monday, Nov. 7, 1983 — See page 2 Single copy; 25oard until 1984. At that .election. in 1983. Th e D e mocra tic candi Manchester election. "MemEiers relations with Mrs. possible Bo ard of Educa tion seats time, the Republicans would gain " M r. D y e r has a quite different dates are P e ter A. Cro mbie J r . and V of the U A W live on just a bout every 'J'f i,- u in the election Tue sd ay. _the 5-4 edge — but they couldn’t personality than Mr. Se ader. I L e o n a r d E . S e a d e r . b o t h stre et in Manchester and its Ask ed about reports — which Would that lead to dra stic " ca pture the strong, 6-3 m a jority think the board would be more incumbents. n e ighboring towns. We h ave Cummings Tefused to conlirm or change, with the longtime D emo- curre ntly held by the Democra ts lively und er D y e r, " H a rv e y says, Th e Republicans are Bernic e E . helped (D e mocra tic Tow n C h a ir- deny — that the De mocra ts would cra tic m a jority on the lioard untila ft erth e n e xt e le ctio n,inl9 85. Wh a te ver the election results, he Cobb and Glori a D. D e lla F e ra . m a n) Te d Cummings any tim e the ®*®" ‘'®*' m a yor even ii sne scra mbling to defend its turf? ’ does not predict a huge school E a ch vot er m a y vote for any two Democra ts needed h e lp," Grif fin were the top vote-geUer Tue sd ay. experts say no. In fact, SO M E S A Y T H E B I G G E S T board shak e-up. H e cites the candidates for a t erm on the Bo ard said. Mrs. Weiniterg said. Right now most say the 9-m emb er school p arty impact on the school board recently-defe ated smoking ban of Educa tion that begins in 1984. " N o w because w e’re not his *1," * h *h board is the most apolitical elected depends upon who's elected ch a ir- proposal for Manchester High Th e D e mocra tic candidates are yes-people he's going to turn Ask ed whether she thought the group in town, ma n, as de termined by the p arty School, whicTi Republican Malone Rich ard W. D y e r and Susan L, around and say w e're carp et- Democra ts would elect ner m a yor , which holds the most seats. and D e mocra t D y e r co-authored, Perkins, both incumbents. Th e b aggers?” Th e U A W provided the if she g a in M the most votes, she W ILS O N E . D E A K IN , assistant Togn a lli predicts that if Republi- H a rv e y cannot rec all a single Republicans are H. Jo hn Malone, Manchester H era ld with copies of thalt historically that has superintendent of schools, says he cans eventually hold sway, either partisan squabble in the ye ars he’s incumbe nt, and Ge offrey Na ab. the same leaflets distributed last alw ays been the pattern ^ ca n't re m e mb er a single p arty-lin e H. John Malone, an incumbent, or observed txiard meetings, and is Th e two expenditures the voters Thursd a y, but the new fliers be ar would assume th a t it would vote in the 14 y e ars he's served the D avid D a m pi er Jr ., whose t erm glad of i t — “ Eiecause partisanship will decide on are one of $20 million the im prim a tur of the union’s continue. board, " I think I ’ve work ed with won’t be over until 1985, will cop usually ends up in quibbling over for modifications and an expansion political action committe e. Cummings t ^ a y played down a b o u t 50 d i f f e r e n t b o a r d the board chairma nship. non-essentials." of the sewage disposal plant and the split in D e mocra tic ranks, m e m b ers,” he adds, " a nd I think Und er the more conserva tive "Most all of your votes are 9-0 or $695,000 for re p a ir of Union Pond IN A N O T H E R pre-Ele ction D a y ^ “ “ Kh he had criticize d Mrs. gu gf tj,em came on the board Malone, Togn a lli says, the board 8-1," says H a rv e y. While some call D a m and installation of pow er development, G O P Bo ard Minor- Weinberg on F rid a y for ^Tying to because they loved kids. None had philosophy would lik ely change this tendency rubb er-st a mping, facilities. ity Le a d er P e ter Di Rosa is ch arg- distance herself from her fellow a political ax to grin d.” a n d ‘ ‘ b a s i c s ’ ' w o u l d b e H a rv e y and others say it’s simply a Th e re were about 27,756 eligible ing D e mocra tic Dir e ctor Stephen candidates, — But finances and labor'contracts emphasized. function of the administra tion to vote just before de adline today. T . Cassano with hypocrisy on the ^ d o occasionally stir partisan emo- “ But I ’m not so sure how much doing its job and work ing out the Of them 11,832 a r e , Democra ts. issue of anonymous leafleting. tions, De a kin says. He sees no the board would-ch a ng e under kinks in its proposals before 8,073 are Republicans and 7,851 are Cassano, who said Frid a y the • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • « political imbalanc e on the board, D a m p i e r, " he adds. " I have a presenting them. unaffiliated voters. De mocra ts would file illegal c a m- at le ast in effect — though he difficult time pre dicting how he is Rt e a nnr rn lt m a n A list of streets within e ach paign charges against the U A W ^ | n s i d C T O d a V “ ’w ? h T “ the school board fo; voting district appe ars in the the le afleting, gave the Manches- c o l l a r w o r k e r s a r e things, and sometimes his votes no ariv in vo arc unfit i q r i aompc Manchester H era ld today on page t e r Educa tion Association his own underrepresented. surpris e m e .” D a m pi e r and G O P n „ i a i>pn.,hiino’r, 18. batch of unsigned leaflets for ' Manchester Educa tion Associa- candidate Bernic e E . " B u n n y " - mioht iniiiaip " a m nm rnnsprva^ distribution to teachers F rid a y, Advice ...... 17 tion President P e t er B. Togn a lli Cobb share some D e mocra tic tivp nnlipv in what T think of as thp Th e polling places are for the te ach ers’ union president con- Business...... '...... 21,-22; 24 says “ board members want to philosophies, he says. pvtprnoic Hrpcc p p Hpc anH District 1, Robertson School; 2, firm e d today. Classified...... 22-23 serve th eir own children and Bo ard-w a tch er and form er town forth " Bowers School; 3, Buckle y School; DiRos a said he found it “ kind of ...... 17 gr a n d c h ild r e n . Th a t c o nc e rn P are nt-Te a ch erAssocia tio nPre si- 4, M artin School, 5, Senior Citiz en ironic that the people who yell the Lottery ! 1 . 2. transcends p arty lines.” dent Ja m e s D. H a rv e y says he’s Republicans last held the board Center; 6, Na than Hale School; 7, loudest do the same thing a day obituorles ! . . ! ! ! ! ! . ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Iti any case, a change in the more interest ed'' in what will m a jority in the 1960's. Katherin e Waddell School; 8, V erpla no k l a t e r.” Opinion...... 6 bo ard’s m a jority p arty could not happen if the De mocra ts mainta in Bourn, who was a m e mb er at the School; 9, Ke eney Street ^ h o o l; Th e leaflet concludes: " W e urge Peopletolk ...... 2 occur overnight. Staggered t erms power, but chose a different t im e a n d D e m o cr a tic b o a rd c h a ir- 10. Manchester High School, l i , you to vote on election d ay and ask 5*’?''*? , and minority-p a rty representation ch a irm a n. While he claims it’s woman later, says the change in Ma honey Recre ation Ce nt er (West 7 that you support the D e mocra tic ...... J laws would m a k e tha t shift unlik e ly that curre nt Ch a irm a n m a jority p arty caused no policy Side R e c); 12, Howell Ch ene y Te a m .” " gradu al. 'Le on ard E . Se ader won’t prevail shift, " G e n e r a lly, the two parties Re gio n a l Voca tion a l Te c h n ic a l M E A President P e ter Togn a lli • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • -f Ev e n if Republicans won the again, he .suspects that popular work well together, ” she adds. School. * Officers persuade Eighth District fire chief not to resign B y A l e x G ir e lll strong support from the officers. structure fires in the are a beyond n e v e i n e uau reason to believe a With the bridge closed, fire appears that the a ft erm ath of it H e r a ld C i t y E d i t o r / the bridge, which is impassable to structure was involved. apparatus can get to the are a resulted in confusion. TUI? I A'TE'G'T D o m i i R M hnfh vchicles from the district’s Hil- Christensen said today that in beyond the bridge more quickly Th e meeting on F rid a y was Eigh th District F ir e Chief John ^ h a r d Street F ir e Station. pra ctic e it will be the district from the town’s Buckla nd station called to rescind the action taken Christensen was dissuaded Sunday Th a t was a pp are ntly the under- dispa tcher, operating out of the than from the E ig h th ’s H illi a rd Wednesday. Th e re was no public notice of the by officers of the H i t departme nt standing Christensen and some H illi a rd Street Firehouse, who Street station, from submitting his resignation. other fire-d epartment officers had asks the 911 dispa tch er to call out F rid a y meeting, despite the fact hoH »n c. ® proposal made by District the Buckla nd crew wh enever he A S K E D T O D A Y if the procedure that the elected heads of both k im l a ^r^rtrtp tP h in f'^f^Lre n tlv a s President Gordon F . Lassow on le arns that a fire involves a to which the municip alitie s re- municip alities — Lassow and of « 1 H c i S 0®‘ 2’ to towp M a yor Stephen T . structure. turned on F rid a y is satisfactory to Pe nny — were present at it. . nf bridge, closed and slated eventu- p e n „y q-hat, said Christensen, will the officers of the Eigh th District Th e meeting was in apparent last w e e k X a m i r u n d ^ ^ replacement. F rid a y, at a subsequent speed the process over h aving to F ir e D e p artm e nt or to most of violation of the state F r e ^ o m of of nroMdure s under w^^^ the On Wednesday, an emergency meeting between town and district get the decision from the officer in th e m,Christ e ns e ns a id th eTOns e n- In form a tion Act. To w n of Manchester F ir e D e p art- protocol committe e of representa- officials the protocol modified on ®*’ srge. „ n ui a sus is that it should be tri e d to see Lassow was re port edly opposed ment will be called out to fires in lives from the district and town Wednesday was returned to its Th e need to call on the Buckland how it works to any chaA | e that took the power of decision over c alling on the town p art of the district t erritory. em erg e ncy services instituted a e arli er provision. ® because the Th e Oct. 27 me eting between Ask ed whv he chane ed his mind change in protocol. Und er this Lassow s intent in his Oct. 27 bridge on Union Street was closed Lassow and Pe nny was the out- for help a way from the district. aboutth e fe slgnaUon,*Chris^^^^ change t h e % U e mergency dis- proposal was that the officer in in th e w a k e o fMi a nusdis a st e r. lt come of a suggestion that the two And Police Chief Rob ert La nn a n said, “ When 10 guys ju m p on you patchers at the police station charge of the district, not the 911 will be re paired t e tnpW arily until le aders me et to ease tensions was reluctant to have the decision o> er it It’s surprising and kind of would a utom a tic ally ca ll out the dispatchers, would ma k e the deci- a new bridge is built but the betwe en the municip alitie s It was ma de by the 911 dispatchers und er e nc o ur a gin g’’ *^ * town’s Engin e Comp a ny F iv e sion to call on Engin e F iv e . But he re p a irs won t b k e nough to allow delayed a long time,

10 la IS 14 JAMES F. FOGARTY Ylf Re-elect NO 377 Bush Hill Road. Age 59, married, three children. QUESTION 1 A native and life-long resident of VtteNtbe For an appropriation ol $20,000,000 lor the acquisition ol properly and for public improv^ ments in the Town in con|unction with the modilication and expansion of the Towns For an appropriation of $695,000 lor the acquisition of prop- Mandhester. Wastewater Treatment Plant to be financed in part by the issuance ol general obligation erty and lor public improvements in the Town in conjunc- QMStiOM bonds in an amount not to exceed $9,000,000 and m part by a grant from the Stale ol tion with the construction ol safety improvements and power generation facilities at Unron Pond 0am Education: St. James School and Connecticut Deputy Mayor Manchester High School. 13 16 17 Occupation: Retired town employee. 8 9 10 11 13 13 14 ROAROOF ROAROOF 'M Campaign manager John DiDonato. IFFICES i BOARD OF DIRECTORS TOWN HOARD OF CONSTAIUS EMICATION EOUCATION Civic background: Memt>er of the nEASURER SELECTIREN (VOlB tw MV IMC) im * Itr ■» tiM l (M itfO f •nyM *! (vets for any six] •irM VM Flonm Boftaw 1M4 (vM i tor IR f two) MrMiMrWnm BbbIm )W Board of Directors for one term. Served as a town firefighter, and then on BARBARA detached service in a number of posts 13A 14A 13A I6A I7A ISA 2A 3A 4A 3A 7A 8A PA 10A 11A I3A such as sealer of weights and measures DEMOCRATIC MANTR BATMtlliR MIUIMIJ. cuBuat JBMrii PMRr. PCTUR ItM B M t. MCNAMV. SMML and civil preparedness director. Active EUANMB. <8AMU f. STCPHIl l 1. REMHCrNR BMtn M ■YBI FORM COLTMJW FOURH KNHT mraia MtSBe BILNIU UUUAMRtR ta rn tm FtUV fw w n CRNMf. JR UMU in the Army and Navy Club.

14B 13B 16B 17B 1IB 2B 3B 4B 3B 7B B8 ’ 98 tOB 11B 121 13B WEINBERG •KBfNKT REPUBLICAN HKHAtlL THMUBM. MJMTL HJMmiR KMKRA JHfPNL MMiJ. HMKIL MMUr R JMM KTCN JBSmi. ^ lOMSC. •MHIAR HAM MRBBA. J R NACNCT ROCSI S. JR mmau MUS FOBIMH WRIMH MU 8TBRUMM ■WPItM VMM CBM BflUfUA Fogarty enjoys his role Manchester sample ballot Here is a reduced copy of the sample ballot as it will above the candidates in that row will go down you wish to vote. as gadfly to the directors appear in Manchester voting machines for the town automatically. To vote on the bond-issue questions: Turn down a election Tuesday. To vote a split ticket: Pull the party lever of your choice. pointer over the "yes" or "no" label of each question. recpmmwt » n U « ^ in d e f Editor’s note: This is the last in a leaf pickup had been uppermost in FOGARTY DOES NOT AL- . Mri Wei. u*D»rm»fi to thf Turn up the pointer over the name of any candidate for To record your vote: Leave the pointers down over the •he would Minch«it»r Uwt * d H whom you do not wish to vote, and turn down the pointer names of the candidates for whom you wish to vote, and series of profiles of candidates for the minds of citizens since the WAYS convince his fellow direc- lime auppo ^ Here’s how to vote: the Manchester town election on practice ended in 1980. tors that his views on town erofsMthe tuie down over the "yes” or “no” of each question. Move the ctioe • nitgiioM 10 To begin:. Enter the machine. Move the red handle to over the name of the candidate for whom you wish to vote Tuesday. “ When the adminslration says operations are right. He won k «llh » , iM gvAiUbW ,„«ven*d the right to close the curtain. for that office. red handle to the left as far as it will go. This will record for years that leaves in the cutter support, for instance, when he lOboDdIfIglO ii.iaaM^y $eUtOO To vote a straight ticket: Pull the party lever of your To vote without using a party lever Simply turn down yqur vote, open the curtain, and return the pointers to By Alex GIrelll clog sewers and then turns around argued against having commer- their original positions for the next voter. Herald City Editor and says they don’t, I have trouble cial radios in police cruisers. He choice to the right, and then let it go back. All the pointers the pointers over the names of the candidates for whom accepting it.’’ says Fogarty. did not feel they were a legitimate “ I like what I'm doing.” says Although he thinks General public expense. budget for , ^ Manager Robert B. Weiss is a good Democrat “ Dutch" Fogarty of his He got no support when he qualilving position as a town director. Fo- manager, Fogarty does not accept argued against going forward with Weather garty gets calls at all times of the cveryling the adminslration says, a new Park Department garage at Weinberg backs Peopletalk day and he enjoys tracking down Charier Oak Street until the town complaints of citizens or getting JAMES r . FOGARTY got his also decided where to put a fuel capital spending Today’s forecasts Information for them. nickname as a child because he depot. He sees the two as related Connecticut, Massachusetts and “ What some of the callers don't was always “ in Dutch.” He has problems. retained not only the nickname, plan of Weiss Rhode Isiand: Becoming mostly realize," he says, “ is that some of He strongly backed efforts to h'i? ' ; 1005 Painful recovery sunny this afternoon. Highs in the the things that are frustrating to l)ut also some of the gadfly quality By Paul Mqodri* ~ iroooo them are just as frustrating to that goes along with it. develop a develop a system of Mofgid RoporlDf .. Alt elevator Eileen Brennan, who almost died in an accident 50s. Clear tonight. Lows in the 30s ' m e . ” Fogarty, a retired town em- vehicle maintenance under a fleet Although It would meMimean •a ux •ttlMOOO 13 months ago, is fighting back from a near the coast and from the mid 20s hike, the rhairwomanrhairwomaei the Board ol • Town Hal! ployee. says he is closer to town manager, but he was against DtrwrtoraDtrurtora budgetbu^et rommiliw*rommiiu^ utdmkI ow | dependence on pain- to the lower 30s inland. Tuesday employees than some of the other combining park, cemetery and Monday tbf agree* urilh General • storm windi| killing drugs and the sunny with highs 50 to 60. HE CITED one recent example. **laM------t^Roheri Robert B BWeia* Weia* propinul propuul t»n t»n adminittra A man called because he had about directors, and hears more about highway departments uajder a I ehaiBWlI MM$m 740 from the general r^ r "psychic pain” of Maine: Mostly sunny and windy cafHUlcafHtal improvement mand the senior Ci 100 bags of leaves on his lawn. their operational wants and needs. single head. not working. west portion today, variable cloud- Howl repairal As an example, he thinks the He and Police Chief Robert Friday that without the Miss Brennan, 49, iness and windy elsewhere. Highs When the town reinstituted cartel Improvementi, and a more 'Y * ' and SenwrI Senior town should biiy a type of small Lannan got into a dispute over a roMtrvatlvf estimate on the rale ol 117.100 who starred in “ Pri- in the 40s north to the mid 50s south. vacuum-leaf pickup, it agreed with plow designed for sidewalks. He police policy on investigation of vate Benjamin," Clear tonight. Lows from the 20s the trash-collection contractor ««<£« Ut' Mulll-CimilU. I that his crews would not pick up says the Park Department, with- " f i l l and run” thefts at self-service Mr» W ttr MMm u ld Me pm vrm enii to told the Ladies’ north to the low 30s along the coast. ih M a Weir WWW a -'lUon pnvaie sourrea out an increase in the size of the its gasoline stations, but the argu- Home Journal she Mostly sunny Tuesday. Highs in bagged leaves until December, aroDoaad ' altrrationa to U staff now has a lot more walks to ment ended amicably and sud- S y r ’•'m the aaW unknowingly be- the 40s north and 50s south. when the curbside leaf collection plow — those at the BuckUnd denly when the chief admitted that came dependent on New Hampshire: Mostiy sunny ends. Industrial Park, for instance. the language of a letter on the high- powered pain- and windy today. Highs in the mid Fogarty can’t see why the man IM I.flM (or »P«no<,h^ Krn, . should have to let the bags sit there Fogarty, who sometime admits policy could easily be misunder- killers while hospi- 40s north to mid 50s south. Clear he, himself, was not always a stood by anyone who has not been X . - ’" ’"'""■p'-n,™.'■"•erna talized and didn't tonight. Lows in the 20s north to the on his lawn and ruin it. Apologizing Krinberw "ruriwu**.” lays Mrs 1 model town employee, has a high given a full frame of reference, know it until she low 30s along the coast. Sunny for the trite political sound of the sentiment. Fogarty says. “ We are opinion of the town forces. “ I gel Fogarty prefers to persuade and Aboui , " fs a ' "mmiiir,. "57****?‘ *® *** waalawalf-irtwl I came home and Tuesday. Highs in the upper 40s around every day,” he says, and compromise in caucus, but. he • __ kan tara Mkhl il „ cm faced withdrawal. and 50s. Mostly sunny today In Connecticut out to serve people." •rdlevx of tmmediately rora$ed a cillatu adelaa^ I Next to the town administra- they do a good job. says, unanimity in everthing is “ Nobody told me I Vermont: Today gradually de- Today becoming mostly sunny this afternoon. Highs in the mid 50s. tion’s abortive attempt last year to He cited the development of impossible, so when you can’t was going through creasing cloudiness. A bit cool. Wind northwest 10 to 20 mph. Tonight clear. Lows 25 to 30. Wind light reduce the number of streetlights soccer field on Kennedy Road as an agree you just have to stick to your withdrawal,” she Highs in the upper 40s to low 50s. and variable. Tuesday sunny. Highs 55 to 60. Light southwest wind. in town, the restoration of vacuum- example. view and “ let it fly.” said. “ I thought I Partly cloudy and a little cool Today’s weather drawing Is by 9-year-old David Smith of 1241 Rachel , ' Here s no w/N. was dying. Hatred tonight. Lows in the upper 20s to was 'my dominant low 30. Partly sunny and seasona- Road, a fourth-grade student at Robertson school in Manchester. «g e r can increase 9 a o/ „ «n e l emotion. I hated ev- bly mild. Highs in the 50s. Cassano’s campaign spending Eiloen Brennan erything and eve- Long Island Sound to Watch Hill, rybody, the whole world.” Now that the pain has R.I., and Montauk Point, N.Y.: gradually lessened, she has some new goals, one West winds becoming light and 30.00 of which “ is to dance with Ben Vereen, at Bob variable'tonight. South to southw- I is second oniy to Weinberg’s .SEATTLE 30.00 Hope's 90th birthday party." est winds Tuesday about 10 knots. Clear tonight and sunny Tuesday. mTON Stephen T, Cassano, a Demo- On the other end of the spectrum account for $365 of the rece'ipts. Visibility more than 5 miles cratic candidate for the Board of arc three candidates for major Contributors include Paul Ros- fair office who have filed short forms, setto, $100: A. Aleria of East through Tuesday. Average wave f VOM( Directors, has spent $1,203.45 in the Vanessa returns to school 30.24 \ indicating they have spent less Hartford. $50: Allan Thomas of 215 V heights 1 foot or less tonight and FAIR current election, second only to Syracuse University junior Vanessa Williams, Tuesday. fellow Barbara B, Weinberg, who than $500. Hollister St., $35, and Thomas Playboys return SAN niANCMCO recently crowned Miss America, returned to the has spent $1,743.77. They are Leonard E. Seader, Tierney, $30. Kenneliy gains The Texas Playboys, whose toe-thumping SU campus with comedian Bob Hope to stage a Extended outlook The figures come from financial Susan L. Perkins, and William T. His expenses include $639.40 to Weinberg aid Diana. the Manchester Herald, $185.22 to music under the direction of the late Bob Wills benefit show for the new Schine Student Center, Extended outlook for New Eng- statements filed with the town Seader and Mrs. Perkins ^are the Journal Inquirer, $100 to radio spawned the birth of Western swing in the 1930s Tuesday night at the Carrier Dome land Wednesday through Friday: clerk by election committees for LOWEST Democrats seeking reelection to station WINF, and $157.88 to and gave us such songs as “ Faded Love" and Connecticut, Massachusetts and / candidates. TBMKAATUAES the Board of Education, and Diana Sullivan & Co., distributor of “ San Antonio Rose,” are on the road again. Rhode Island: Increasing cloudi- The reports show that the 40 is a Republican seeking election to advertising specialties. ness Wednesday with a chance of expenses of five candidates for the The band left Dallas Thursday for Geneva, Board of Directors have run to four the Board of Directors, Richard W. Dyer. Democratic Bubbly pyramid showers by late in the day then LfOtNO Switzerland, and a Sunday concert set up by the digits. * Cassano reported a beginning candidate for re-election to the clearing Thursday and fair 60 U.S. State Department for manufacturers and With French elan. Robert Gordon (pronounce it ^^A A M I/.*.|SNCW The other three are Joseph S. balance of $661.51, and receipts of Board of Education, reported a business executives attending the International robe-ere gohr-don) wielded a short sword to lop weather Friday. Highs will be $580. for a total of $1,241.51. His beginning balance of $428.46, with [T ^ showias'' rtSw Hachey, Republican, at $1;196.73: Electronics Industries trade fair. off the necks of champagne bottles at New York’s mostly in the 50s Wednesday and jcxpenditures of $1,203.45 leave a receipts of $80, for a total of $508.46. Thursday and in the 40s Friday. UPI W EATHER FOTOCAST Peter DiRosa Jr., Republican, at Plaza Hotel Sunday. balance of $38.06. His expenses were $285.03, leaving Lows will be 35 to 45 Wednesday $1,142.65: and Mayor Stephen T. Band members include Al Stricklin. Joe Frank He enticed Zsa Zsa Gabor. Eddie Albert and Ppnny, Democrat, at $1,077.44. Contributions of less than $30 a balance of $223.43. Ferguson, Leon Rausch, Leon McAuliffe, Eldon Ben Kingsley into climbing a scaffold to pour the and Thursday 25 to 35 Friday. Vermont: Chance of showqrs Shamblin, Smokey Dacus, Gene Gassaway and champagne into the top glasses of a 13>A-foot tall Bobby Boatwright. pyramid of 2,758 champagne glasses. Wednesday and Thursday. Fair Friday. Highs in the mid 40s to mid That beats the Guinness Book of World Records National loracast 50s Wednesday and mainly in the mark of 2,001 glasses. Gordon, of Moet-Chardon, 40s Thursday and Friday. Lows 25 declared “ C’est la vie” and gave up when a case For period ending 7 a.m. EST Tuesday. Tonight, generally fair RE-ELECT of the bubbly trickled only into the top eight of the to 35. weather is expected across the major part of the nation. The only New Image 21 rows of glasses. Maine and New Hampshire: exception will be rain developing over sections of the lower Eastern Chance of showers Wednesday. Seaboard and central Rockies. Minimum temperatures include: Venus Flytrap has changed his name to He also presented a magnum to each of the top-hatted entourages of the 32 carriages in a Fair and cooler Thursday and (approximate maximum readings in parenthesis) Atlanta 48 (66), Downtown Brown and traded in his way-out Friday. Highs in the upper 40s and threads for sneakers and a warm-up suit. Fifth Avenue parade celebrating the 100th Boston 39 (58), Chicago 44 (62), Cleveland 40 (64), Dallas 57 (76), anniversary of the National Horse Show. 50s Wednesday cooling to the 30s Denver 35 (47), Duluth 32 (46), Houston 55 (77), Jacksonville 59 (71), north and 40s south Thursday and DUTCH Tim Reid, who played Venus on “ W KRP in Kansas City 48 (63), Little Rock 48 (70), Los Angeles 56 (72), Miami 66 Friday. Lows in the mid 30s to mid- Cincinnati," in November joins the cast of the (80), Minneapolils 36 (52), New Orleans 55 (77), New York 41 (58), 40s early Wednesday dropping to CBS series, “ Simon and Simod." He plays the 20s by Friday. Phoenix 59 (77), San Francisco 47 (67), Seattle 34 (53), St. Louis 46 r r You--’ Downtown Brown, a maverick undercover police Glimpses (68), Washington 44 (64). lieutenant described in the script as “ a loner...a Weather radio one-man task force.” Lucille Ball and husband Gary Morton are in New York for pre-production work on the film The National Weather Service Reid has been in training for two months — they are producing, “ Sentimental Journey,” to broadcasts 24-hour continuous jogging, playing tennis and pumping iron. He has star Jaclyn Smith ... weather information on 162.475 FOGARTY hiked his weight by 20 pounds and added a total of Rock promoter Don Law has changed the name mHz in Hartford, 162.55 mHz in 17 inches of muscle to his arms, torso and legs. New London and 162.40 mHz in 7 of his company from Don Law Presents to Tea " I wanted to look the part," Reid said. Party Productions ... Meriden. Now you know Of the recorded 550 species of DEMOCRAT Manchester Herald . ribbon worms, the “ boot-lace Almanac worm " apparently is the longest. Thomas J. Hooper, Richard M. Diamond One specimen of the highly elastic worm that washed ashore at St. Today is Monday, November 7th, the 311th day of Co-Publishers FOR Andrews, Fife, Scotland, in 1864, Support the 1983 with 54 to follow. measured more than 180 feet long. The moon is moving toward its first quarter. USPS 327-500 The morning stars are Venus, Mars and Saturn. VOL. cm . No. 32 The evening stars are Mercury and Jupiter. Published dally except Sunday and certain holldaysby TOWN DIRECTOR Those born on this date are under the sign of the Manchester Publishing Co., 16 Bralnard Place, Lottery Scorpio. They include pioneer atomic energy Manchester. Conn. 06040. Second clots postage paid at Manchester, Conn. POSTMASTER: Send oddress researcher Marie Curie in 1878, novelist Albert Camus changes to the Manchester Herald, P.O. 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To place a classified or display advertisement, or to Vermont daily: 401. Nov. 8th report a news Item, story or picture Idea, call 643-2711. Maine dally: 352. Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 4 a.m. EST shows a In 1916, Republican Jeannette Rankin- of Montana Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through band of clouds over much of the eastern U.S. A developing frontal VOTE DEMOCRATIC became the first woman elected to the U-S House of Friday. Rhode Island: 2673. Paid lor by Commlttaa to Re-alecI Barbara Wainbarg, wave aoifth of Louisiana Is causing extensive cloud over cover over Representatives. New Hampshire daily: 3630. The Manchester Herald It a subscriber to United Press the Gulf ahd the Deep South. Much of the center of the nation is clear, In 1972, Richard Nixon was re-elected to a second Internatlonol news services and Is a member of the Audit Massachusetts daily: 6429. PAID FOR COMMinEE TO RE-ELECT JAMES FOGARTY, NICK JACKSTON TREAS. Matibaw Morlarty, Treat. term as president by a landslide vote, defeating Bureau of Circulations. Massachusetts weekly: 12-14-16- but broken clouds from a diffuse band trom Californla to the Dakotas. Democrat George McGovern. 24-31-36. Other scattered clouds hug the Pacific Northwest coast. ■P t MANCHF:STt:K IIERALU. Mondiiy N 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Nov. 7, 1983 U.S. officials discover two rnass gravesites i n Grenada Democrats and Republicans look to Tuesday elections . L . . . . j/- I a favored to defeat Republican John F.gan and when soldiers fired into a crowd of In Kentucky, Democratic Lt. Gov. Martha Layne governor in the race to succeedGov. John Y. Brown, a independent Thomas Leonard to become the city’s ST. GEORGE’S, Grenada (UPI) Minister Bernard Coard, were wife Phyllis, who reportedly en- "If we took them (thetroops) out dumped in shallow graves but none B y United Press International of the bodies were identified. more than 3,000 at Fort Rupert. Collins is favored to strike out Jim Bunning, the Democrat. ■ i ■« first black mayor after a campaign devoid of the — American offieials found sev- transferred Sunday from the USS couraged her husband to topple now, they will have to come right former Philadelphia and Detroit professional base- The mayoral election getting the most attention is in mcial overtones ofthe Chicago race earlier this year, Bishop, was also imprisoned. back in again,” said Ferris. "The Andrew Antippus, a counselor at Bishop, three Cabinet members Politicians watching Tuesday's elections in three eral bodies in mass graves where Guam patrolling the waters off and two union leaders were among ball pitcher who won the GOP nomination for Philadelphia, where Democrat Wilson Goode is Grenadian soldiers reportedly bur- Grenada to the Richmond Hill The commander of the U.S, whole idea though is to get out soon the newly established U.S. mission states and a handful of cities for signs of what to ied Prime Minister Maurice Bi- prison just outside the capital of St. ground forces on Grenada, Brig. and the soopor the better.” in Grenada, said officials feared as those killed. expect In 1M4 may get mostly mixed signals, except shop and as many as ISO others George’s. Gen. Jack Ferris said American A U.S. Intelligence officer who many as ISO people may be buried for the mayoral races. killed by troops during last They were "brought to the hill soldiers will have to'stay on the asked to remain anonymous said in the graves. The Rev. Billy Hamilton of Democrats are expected to replace Democrats In month's coup. under heavy guard on a bus... Caribbean island 1,900 miles south two gravesites had been found in Antippus said officials located Trinidad said he was told by a the Mississippi and Kentucky governorship elections, Five leaders of the coup that handcuffed and blindfolded and of Miami until the threat of a the coastal city of Calvigny, easlof the truck driver who hauled away soldier of the PRA last week that but an appointed Republican is the favorite to win a ousted Bishop, including Gen. placed in individual cells," said Cuban-inspired counter-attack the airport at Point Salines. the bodies of an undetermined Blshop’sbody had been burned and Senate seat long held by a Democrat in Washington Hudson Austin and Deputy Prime prison guard Devil Bowen. Coard’s was eliminated. He said some of the bodies were number of people killed Oct. 19, buried. State. • Democrats are favored to win-mayoral contests in Philadelphia, San Francisco, Houston, Miami and Gary, Ind. RETURN And no one claims to know for sure who is going to CHOICEST MEATS IN TOWN Reagan meets students win the Georgia congressional seat previously held by Larry McDonald, who died when Korean Air Lines night 007 was shot down by the Russians and whose evacuated from Grenada K E N voting record was more conservative than most Republicans. DELI SPECIALS WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Reagan has used it to reinforce his Kathy McDonald, wife of the late congressman and MEAT DEPT, SPECIALS Reagan used a meeting today with fundamental foreign policy themes. TE D F O R D also a staunch conservative, has strong opposition in IMPORTED some of the American students who Seaga. appeared to echo the senti- the nonpartisan election from Democratic state Rep. HAM . $ 2 . 3 9 were in Grenada to underscore a ments of Reagan’s own advisers when, George Darden in her effort to win the 7th District IM P ORTED commitment to security interests in an interview*' the day after the TO TH E House seat. , LEM BRIMET MEW CUT THKX END .$ 2 .9 9 throughout the world. * invasion, he predicted the operation In Washington, Sen. Dbrndf'-Evans, the popular SWISS CHEESE TO B H rS With his strategists viewing the . would aid the president politically. BOARD OF DIRECTORS former Republican governor who was appointed to fill Corned "There’s nothing like a successful the seat of the late Henry Jackson temporarily, is' $149 TUR K EY BREAST .$ 2 .9 9 invasion of Grenada as a foreign policy triumph, Reagan set the meeting with (military) operation to reinforce public faVored to defeat Democratic Rep. Mike Lowry for Beef TOBnrs some of the students whose plight led popularity," Seaga .observed. the remaining five years of the term Jackson won in MOTHER G O OSE LIVERWURST .$ 2 .19 "The students invited to the White 1982. him to order the invasion of Grenada C R OTE S W E K E L two weeks weeks ago. House today were among hundreds The Republicans are thirsting for the Washington LEM BRISKET FLAT CUT TMKK END attending St. George’s Medical College seat, which has given them a 55-45 edge in the Senate, B OLO G N A .$ 2 .2 9 Sunday, Reagan received a boost in Grenada at the time of a bloody Oct. because 19 of the 33 Senate seats at stake in 1984 are Corned C R OTE S W E K E L from Jamaican Prime Minister Ed- held by Republicans and as many as 10 of them may be ward Seaga, who led the call by 12 coup and the subsequent Oct. 25 $ 9 2 9 N ATUB AL CASIN G FBANKS .$ 2 .5 9 invasion. in Jeopardy. Beef Caribbean nations for U.S.-led inter- More than half of the 550 students The Democrats already have won one GOP MUC K ED vention in Grenada. evacuated from Grenada acepted V OTE governorship.this year and appear likely to hold on to KEILBASA .$ 2 .2 9 Seaga said the leaders of the nations invitations to today’s Rose Garden the two seats at stake Tuesday to give them a 36-14 USDA CHOKE CUT TO ONDEN TO R SI’S involved in the invasion "shared great ceremony, which appeared to be a edge going into 1984. .$ 1.79 apprehension concerning the safety of B A C O N ^______7 "thank you” of sorts for helping Last month, former Gov. Edwin Edwards defeated Whole the governor general and of the U.S. Reagan sell his case for the invasion to DEMOCRATIC > “ S ’' . " ' ”' " " 'ir , i » GOP Gov. David Treen, the first Republican to rule $399 students" in Grenada because of the the public. Tbeir words and actions Louisiana in modern times, and the oddsmdkers Tenderloins bloody aftermath of an Oct. 12 coup. upon arriving home had been hailed by prefer Democratic candidates in both Mississippi and The concern was heightened, he said, the White House as vindicatia^i for Kentucky Tuesday. COLONIAL MASTEN CNV-O-VAC WATEN ADDED , PRODUCE BAKERY when one of the Caribbean nations — he military intervention that stirred con- VOTE TOMORROW Mississippi Attorney General Bill Allain is favored would not say which one — tipped off over GOP candidate Leon Bramletl, with Charles DEPARTMENT troversy abroad. ‘ , c o n . t * ® ' o u r Smoked Grenada’s Marxist leaders in advance Medical students comprised the bulk 6 A.M. — 8 P.M. ; Evers, the former mayor of Fayette^, holding the liSihHi'‘tEnucE ,.696 that an invasion was on the way. of the 1,100-plus Americans on the potential to draw some black votes to his independent lb. Shoulder T O M A T O E S « « . 4 p* 6 9 C FrosMr Bokod (Flain or iDedod) * ^ . "Fortunately, we had not revealed island, whose safety Reagan cited as candidacy. nertds JMie* the date on which it would take place,” his primary concern in ordering the FOR RIDES TO TH E POLLS If no one gets a majority, the stale House of O R A N G E S R Y E B R E A D .... 79< Seaga said, "and therefore, the harm Representatives, overwhelmingly Democratic, will WEAVEN riorWs WMIs or nmi biggest U.S. military operation since _»,Vk tt • done turned out to be minimal.” the Vietnam War. 649-2011 ^^enT\e'^^ ___ elect a governor to succeed Democrat Bill Winter. G R A P E F R U IT ...M.39 O N I O N r o l l s 6 / 79< Some of the first to be airlifted from Oroon Although Grenada is not expected to Chicken $ 2 2 9 ProsMjr M kod ^ ^ the island Oct. 26 kissed the ground as C A B B A G E J 90 be a dominant topic of discussions P a id for b y th e C o m m it t e e to E l e c t K e n Te d f o rd . D ir e c t o r Rod tOFOOt A P P L E P IE z7„ » 1.79 during Reagan’s trip to Japan and they stepped off giant C-141 transport R o n d o le te s 12 oz. pkg. O N IO N S South Korea, which begins Tuesdav. planes at Charleston Air Force Base. Jo s e p h U c c e ilo . J r . Tr e a s u r e r U.S./World .390 in Brief V EXPERIENCE C O U N TS - Andropov Illness serious? ^ ______.TUESDAY MOSCOW — President Yuri Andropov failed to appear at Lenin’s Tomb to review the annual Red Y O U C A N ' T B E A T Square military parade today in an unprece- GENUINE WAYBEST CHICKEN BREASTS PUT THIS EXPERIENCE dented absence that set off speculation about the Soviet leader’s health and ability to govern. GENUINE WAYBEST CHICKEN LEGS " A spokesman for Andropov, who has not been N seen in public since Aug. 18, said the 69-year^)ld FRESH NATIVE MAC APPLES ioib.baB -J.OS TO WORK FOR leader was recovering from a cold but Western diplomats were convinced that the illness is more SNOWFLAKE DINNER ROLLS T H E I R E X P E R I E N C E ! serious. “This is the first time in the history of the Soviet DOMESTIC COOKED HAM "> '•89 Union that the general secretary of the party hasn’t shown up on the mausoleum for the Nov. 7 Y O U parade," said one Western diplomat. "I would interpret it as something far more serious than a ISo S ubstitute 0 sp en cold.” We Give Old Fashioned For Quality "Obviously he must be extremely sick," another Western diplomat said. He speculated Butcher Service ... that the earlier references to his cold "were done ELECT to prepare the public for a possible non- 1000 appearance and to lessen the shock of It." STORE HOURS: ___ : j 317 liglilaiid St ELEANOR COLTMAN Chrysler Corp. strike ends Mon. t Tues. til 6:00 -VVie $950 TWINSBURG, Ohio — A full staff of workers Wed., Thurs., & Fri. 'til 9:00 MMKI ESTER' V 0 0 © returned to Chrysler Corp.’s stamping' plant TOWN DIRECTOR today, ending a six-day strike that shut down Sat. t Sunday assembly lines at most of the No, 3 automaker’s til 6:00 CONN. plants in the United States and Canada. £IZaEIL££TD FJLSK The 3,200 members of the United Auto Workers 646-4277 900 union Local 122 voted overwhelmingly Sunday to approve a tentative contract agreement reached $862 Saturday, and some returned to work for the 3:30 p.m. EST shift Sunday. But as plant officials expected, the bulk of the workers did not return until the midnight shift i i m i i i i i i i * S O U T H W IN D S O R this morning. A supervisor on duly for that shift i' (f F R O Z E N & D A I R t ^ reported that everything was back to normal. " GROCERY SPECIALS W E S T H A R T F O R D The strike Tuesday by the workers at the LIQUID 800 G L A S T O N B U R Y facility, which makes front doors and floors for all 10 c t ^ l . 0 9 W IN D S O R the company’s cars, forced six of Chrysler’s eight ,...*1.4 9 Trea t Bars F A I R F I E L D W O O LITE CARLA’S P ASTA _ E A S T H A R T F O R D assembly plants to close because of parts KEN'S TH OU8 ISL., RUSS., CAESER M IL F O R D 16 OZ. 89C W E T H E R F I E L D shortages. 8 o z. 5 9 ^ Linguine or Fettucine H A M D E N o r BLUE CHEESE C A R i X S PASTA V E R N O N COMSTOCK i4.zn.29 S T R A T F O R D Israel vows reprisals 12 oi79C Meat Ravioli E N F I E L D APPLE RINGS PEPPERIDGE FARMS TEL AVIV, Israel — Israel buried its dead from i7 o z n .4 9 $706 M E R ID E N WELCH8 ^ayer Cakes a truck bombing attack and its leaders, vowing to 32 oz690 700 strike back at terrorists, considered tougher TO M A TO JUICE MRS. SMITHS security measures to protect Israeli soldiors in SWEET LIFE Mince Pie 26ozn.49 Lebanon. «..2/89C MRS. SMITHS Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir told his CRANBERRY SAUCE 2Sozn.55 Cabinet Sunday he might join Defense Minister Coconut Custard Moshe Arens for talks in Washington this month 2..2/*1 TR O P K A H A on strategic cooperation in Lebanon, senior G R A VY MASTER Orange Juice 12 OZ. 95C officials said. Israel Radio later said Shamir BIRDS CTE 3 VARIETIES would make the trip. MARSHMALLOW FLUFF 7 % o z. 2 / ^ 1 Deluxe Vegetables 10OZ.55C The Cabinet postponed a decision on reopening DIAMOND PILLSBURY 600 Average of similar size Average of n eighboring bridges over the Awali River in southern Lebanon. The bridges were closed after a suicide W A LN UT MEATS .,..*2.29 Pie Crust is.zn.i9 towns across the state towns • BOARD OF EDUCATIO N, 9 YEARS car bomb attack that killed 28 Israelis and 32 ONE PIE _ . HOOD Arabs Friday at Israel’s security headquarters in ,»„2/»l Butter lib n . 6 9 7 • LIBRARY BOARD, 7 YEARS PUMPKIN o r SQUASH the southern Lebanon city of Tyre. K R A n COMPARISONS OF MANCHESTER'S PER PERSON COST • COMMITTEE DEVELOPMENT A CTIO N PLAN The closings isolated southern Lebanon and SWEET LIFE (1R INCH) lib n . 8 9 raised fears among Lebanese that the partition H E A VY D UTY FOIL 25 ft99C Velveeta^ OF GOVERNMENT WITH SIMILAR TOW NS. (CDAP) could be permanent. a b a f t ^ • PRESIDENT, CHENEY HALL FOUNDATION WHITE CLOUD 4.990 Velveeta Extra Sharp i2 o z n .8 5 Under Democratic leadership, Manchester spends less per • FACULTY, MCC, 13 YEARS, AMERICAN Three look for votes B ATHR O O M TISSUE person on municipal services than almost any other town in G O V E R NM E NT AND SO CIAL SCIE N C E Three Democratic presidential hopefuls sought COURSES votes from New Englanders this weekend, more the state. A 1982 study by the Connecticut Public Expendi by attacking the policies of the current tures Council showed that 135 of the state's 169 cities and • TRUSTE E, MANCHESTER MEMORIAL HOSPI administration than by challenging their compe- tition for their party’s nomination. ------** • — — — — * — — M .. I w n h coupon a $10.00 p urc h w . - TAL, CHAIRPERSON LEGISLATIVE COM> I WHh coupon a $10.00 purchaoo towns spend more per person to provide services than does Former Vice President Walter F. Mondale I with coupon a $10.00 purchM* WHh coupon a $10.00 purclwoo I Limit 1 Coupon por euolomor MITTEE stumped in Vermont. New Hampshire and ' I UmH 1 Coupon por cuttomtr Limit 1 C o upo n'p or eublombf I LknH 1 Coupon por euolomor Manchester. It’s clear that the Democratic team knows what • CORPORATOR, SAVINGS BANK OF MAN Connecticut while Sen. Gary Hart, D-Colo. I K IN G ARTHUR I n a r m s w h i t e ! it takes to stretch your tax dollar and give you high quality concentrated on garnering Connecticut votes jFLEISCHMANNS I S W E E T L IF E CHESTER Sen. Ernest Hollinjts, D-S. Carolina, made a stop l! M A R G A R I N E I C O F F E E ■CRABMEAT! services at a price you can afford to pay. • P AST PRESIDENT, MANCHESTER LEAGUE in Massachusetts. FLOUR 6.5 O Z. I Mondale repeatedly attacked President Rea- 1 LB. 5 LB. BAG ! 1 LB. CAN OF WOMEN VOTERS ~ gan on issues ranging from nuclear arms • VETERAN U.S. WOMEN’S ARMY CORPS, negotiations to the environment while Hart spoke LEADERSHIP THAT KEEPS MANCHESTER of the nation's-need for spiritual and economic CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION regeneration. i 9R| oO TfTf ’! Both Hart and Mondale welcomed the an 99 tX PIM t NOV. II »> I i ip m ia NOV. i> a i | I (X PIRlt NOV. I

MANCIIKSTKH HKKAI.0. Motidiiy. Nov 7- ^ H - MANCUKSTKH IIKHALI). Monday. Nov. 7. 1983 Thomas J. Hooper and Richard M. Diamond, Co-Publisher§^ Dan Fitts, Editor OPINION Alex Girelli, City Editc? Open forum that Mrs. Koontz was chairing the important to note that the present percentage of cash surplus ever 7-7? There is absolutely nothing noted a seven-member Charter council. Under her chairmanship council recommended that the applied to an annual budget. "fa ir " about the . commlssion’8,1 Revision Commission was formed only 38 percent of the surplus was J a c k Vot e G O P sum of $129,938 of cash surplus be Anyone who attended last year s revision of the budget-adoption in 1982. Though Ms. Benoit was a applied directly tp the budget in To.the Editor: applied as revenue to reduce taxes. annual town meeting and received A n d e r s o n process! Is taking rights away member of this commission, it is 1980-81, and 30 percent in 1981-82. Coventry voters will only have This is the largest dollar amount the printed information handed out from the voters fair? Hardly so, clear that she hasn’t yet realized Right thinking on Centrai Am eric a one seat on the Board of Tax ever applied directly to offset by the present council, is fully Washington my fellow commission members. that there were nine members on Elizabeth C. Paterson • Review to fill this year at election taxes in Coventry’s history. This aware that the budget surpluses Msrry-Qo-Round Remember, Coventry voters. same. And it cost $500 of the Town Council Member on Tuesday, The other two .were amount is also S3 percent of the have exceeded $200,000 every year military training in the region: won't go to church." State Statutes 7-7 gives all towns taxpayers’ money to put out this Coventry WASHINGTON - "Maybe .automatically filled by - nomina- total surplus, again the largest since 1976, including the two years "The Americans are encourag- (including Coventry) the right to text to keep vital facts of this we don't believe in the domino tion. The one position up for the theory, but the countries of ing the local militaries to have SUCH ACTS, HE CHARGED, petition the annual budget to the revision from the voters. Lee Roderick voters to decide is the two years of The Democrat-controlled Town Central America certainly do. civic-action programs. We were go largely unreported by the machines for a vote. As long as the an unexpired four-year term. That. Council placed this "non- Their leaders say if El Salvador told that the behavior toward media, giving Americans a budget is an item on the call of a seat Is now filled by a person who explanatory” text in their newslet- goes (Marxist), Guatemala. civilians of soldiers trained by distorted view of the true town meeting, it must be subjected Washington Correspondent Invasion was appointed by the Democrats ter as an "explanatory" text. Costa Rica and the others will the Americans is superior to the sitution in Nicaragua. to Statute 7-7. The Commission’s for two years and is running for the Voters of Coventry, do not listen to follow. behavior of other soldiers. We "The Sandinistas, who say revision is denying the voters the remaining two years, the "paint fairy tale’ ’ of the revised "M exico will not be far need to have more, npt less, their revolution knows no right to use Statute 7-7. In this such training." borders, have unified the coun- of Cub a I believe I have a solution to the budget-adoption process, whivh behind. And then the United instance, a charter cannot super- problems of the office. Elect this commission and Town Council States will have a 2 ,000-mile sights over bacon and eggs on a to human-rights improve- Walsh acknowledges that the tries of Central America in a sede state statutes. Phillip Bouchard to the Board of border to defend. If Americans recent morning, hours before ments) were made against the grisly work of right-wing death way no one felt was possible. It My letter from the office of has placed before you. discussed Tax Review. Your vote for Phil is As the one and only member of going to the White House with government” of El Salvador, he squads is also a serious prolT- is a unity based on a fear of Secretary of the State clearly are concerned over a few needed to achieve that on Tuesday. the commission to repeat his noted, "but when you’re punish- lem. "N o one supports it. and it attack from Nicaragua." pointed out that in charter writing this Charter Revision Commission million dollars in aid'now, what WASHINGTON — Fidel Castro Phil is young and eager to serve feelings in private to President ing the government, it’s the has to moderate. But until the Although the invasion of must not be inconsistent with state voting against this un-American will they think when they have has set off alarm bells inside the the Town of Coventry, and I believe Reagan. people who suffer and starve." center in these countries gains Grenada may bring back old statutes. The commission’s budget budget proposal, my integrity to support a 10-million-man White House, the State Depart- he is well-qualified to serve on the army along the Mexican The gray-haired, distin- El Salvador, now locked in a enough strength it's going to memories, Walsh believes the revision is inconsistent with State requires that I protect the rights of ment and the Pentagon, He not Coventry Board of Tax Review. I the voters of Coventry. It has been- border?” guished former cardiologist fierce guerrilla war against continue." people of Central America have Statutes 7-188 and 7-7. They folloed only has been stirring up revolu- believe he will be responsive and a lonely road, traveling it alone. The speaker. Dr. William B. strongly supports President leftists, and with a 50-percent "The best way to play into the not had a grudge against the no rules in their charter writing. tions in Central America, he has responsible. Let’s give Phil a try. Walsh„a member of the Kissin- Reagan's approach to Central unemployment rate, needs a hands of ideologues of the left or U.S. for past interventions in They did as they damned pleased But I could not let the rights of now ordered his trained terrorists Don’t forget to vote no on all ger Commission on Central America — and is strongly variety of aid,'explained Walsh. right is to do nothing,” he Latin America. and did not do as they must. Coventry voters be trod upon. throughout the world to "kill •three questions. Don’t let them America, has .been traipsing critical of Congress for trying to "They need medical supplies believes. "Why do we thinkthose things Consequently, the "w eb " they Voters of Coventry, if you value Americans.” take away any more of our voting your rights given to you by the across that region for 25 years tie Reagan's hands as he seeks for their army. It’s like the Walsh — along with, he says, are such scars on their con- have woven around the budget- This has led to renewed talk in rights that were afforded all state statutes, I urge you to vote as founder and still director of aid for the region. American Civil War down there most commission members — sciousness? He asked. "W e've adoption process can only bring the backrooms of seeking a provo- citizens under the Constitution. Project Hope, the humanitarian "It's hard to understand. We — many soldiers needlessly die is a determined hawk on Nica- allowed critics into shaming us more litigation upon Coventry, It is "no’ ’ on Charter Revision Question P E P S O D E NT cation that would permit the Vote Rcpuhlican. Excessive' 2! (These questions will be found at organization. can give $25 million to faraway and others have arms or legs ragua after visiting that into thinking we have to apolog- the taxpayer who pays for all this United States to invade Cuba and •speeding is against the law. the top of the ballot in the voting But what we saw on the Chad, yet it takes a year for a amputated when gangrene sets Marxist-led country. ize all the tim e." with'increases in his taxes. TO OTH eject Castro from the hemisphere. Excessive spending should be. commission's recent whirlwind few million dollars down , in because of no medicines to "There is no freedom there. "The people of Central Amer- The Town Council has now booth. Vote upon these questions The argument has been made that , Vote the bottom line. trip to six Central American there," he said, "Here we have prevent it. The jails are full of people. We ica are crying for an opportun- published an "explanatory text" first so that you will not forget P ASTE his Soviet friends don’t have countries startled him: “ I was people starving every day right "If I lived in El Salvador, learned that they (Sandinultti ity to live their lives. They just on. the proposed charter revisions them!) enough firepower in the Caribbean Roland Green shocked at the urgency of the next door and Congress has all they’d have to put a gun in my members or sympathizers) want to see hope for tomorrow. to be voted on at the municipal to protect him and wouldn’t risk a Coventry needs down there." kinds of restrictions on helping back to force me into the have been going into churches, And the only one who can give election Tuesday. But, beware, Dorothy K. Wilmot nuclear holocaust over Cuba. them." army." firing their guns, and making them that .hope is the United voters of Coventry, as this text is Coventry For more than two decades. WALSH, 63, shared his in- "These rules (tying-U.S. aid HE ALSO DEFENDS U S, people sign pledges that they States." anything but explanatory! Castro has put upL„a magnificent This was prepared by Ruth bluff on his tropical island. He ha's Vot e no Benoit, town clerk, who was also a been daring enough to keep the member of the Charter Revision It’s not so United States off balance and To the Editor: Commission. It is evident that a dashing enough to claim revolu- To the Editor: In Manchester At long last a truism has conflict of interest exists with a tionary leadership of the Third I hope that the voters of Coventry (unknowingiy) come out of the member of the commission writing World, without crossing the invisi- are not deceived by the inaccura- mouths of eight members of the text. She was In a position to ' ble tripwire that would rouse the cies offered by Town Council i C M i r n Coventry’s Charter Revision Com- disguise the proposals in an U.S. giant to action. member Roberta F. Koontz in a S e w a g e plant: mission! Their letter to the Man- attempt to 'get them passed at the UBiynswfi'. recent letter to the editor. Mrs. chester Herald’s Open Forum polls. HE HAS M AINTAINED the Koontz, who incidentally is also SPRINS stated: "... and those whoarguein Voters, take note of the text in attitude of one who. fearful of the Republican town chairman, made IfCtMOADV CR(E64 favor of a referendum-style appro- Section 9-3, which reads "Raises N o t this ye ar enemy’s overwhelming if unmobil- reference to a $2 million cash SO AP val of the budget at the polling the amount which Town Meeting ized strength, minces forward as surplus over the last two years. place under the authority of state may appropriate or issue bonds far as he can while remaining Mrs. Koontz must know that her $2 Practically nobody is argu- treatment to meet 1987 levels, statutes” without adjournment to a vote by Irish spring prepared to retreat at the first sign million figure is absurd since 2 ^ | o o not for any expansion of the It’s about time these eight machine or paper ballot." This — ing that Manchester of counterattack. For all his that amount is larger than the members realized that state sta- "explanatory, text” very deceit- ISTAYFR EE shouldn’t,upgrade its sewage plant. posturing, he seems aware that he entire 1983-84 budget for town tutes do have authority, even upon fully has kept the increased treatment plant. The current sewage- is unloved by most of his Latin government in Coventry, exclu- the adoption process of the town amount from you! (And this is BELTLESS treatment bond item on the American neighbors, that he is far sive of education. The Hockanum River re- •K budget. The trouble is that the called an explanatory text!) The removed from the Soviet sphere In fact, the budget surplus as of ceives illegally high levels of ballot thus becomes some- eight members do not understand present amount in the existing A$$0R1ID Cini$TMA$ and that he is geographically June 1983, as yet unaudited, is M A X I-P A D S pollution. from the plant. thing of a referendum on the what they released to our beloved town charter is $100,000. The vulnerable to boarding parties $243,138. The previous year it was To w a w i a Manchester has been ordered future growth of the town. Open Forum! proposed "raised" amount is CHRISTMASI W R A P P IN O I from the U.S. fleet. $204,797. The total of these two Anybody in favor of a no- Do these members believe that $300,000! There is not another town to upgrade the plant, boosting If he goes ahead with his years is less than one fourth of the P A P E R nsfW... their fairy tale letter can dupe in the state with such a high CARDS it from the secondary-stage growth policy for Manchester ' •OTTU •OTTU orders, but a no vote on the mean roughly a doubling of medical call, 134 E. Mid. Immediate and urgent removal of this Air Cargo shipment which consists of Open forum / Readers' views TH E Y SAY that Castro is die Turnpike over 500 pieces all sizes large and small of fine Persian and Oriental rugs l^ISFLOZ sewage-plant item in the town the average resident’s sewer- already fomenting revolution in "(Paramedics) usefbill. It is significant that S e nd letters to: Th e M a nch est er H erald, Herald Squ are , M anch est er, C T 06040 southern Mexico. Intelligence re- thaUs now being demanded for immediate disposal by auction to the highest referendum Tuesday would Saturday. 12:40 p.'m.— bidder in single pieces-.' increase the risk of state many of the candidates for ports claim his agents and agita- alarm, Manchester Mem- Since payment for liabilities have not been met promptly on stipulated and intervention. the town Board of Directors tors are building a rebel movement orial Hospital (Town and agreed dates the air cargo must be auctioned. - go into long-term indebtedness up in the provinces of Campec'he. , P a r a m e d i c s ) The town administration seem unenthusiastic about FOR YOUR CO N V ENIENCE TH E AIR C A R G O HAS BEEN MOVED TO : B E N -G A Y SCOPE Ma k e ch a ng e to the maximum.limit allowed by Chiapas, Oaxac'a and Tabasco. Saturday. 2:27 p.m. — decided early this year that it the project. law. Cle a n river But unlike the invasion of . flourescent light problem, RAMADA IN N OF EAST WINDSOR AMROJEVRR MOUTHWASH 161 B rid g e SI. (E x i t 4S off 1-61) made more sense for Man- The effects of this spend now, Grenada, an assault on Cuba would .,60 Progress Drive (Town and Paramedics) E a s t W in d s o r It is possible that the cost to pay later policy, have yet to^be be no piece of cake. Castro has OINTMENT A OAROLE chester to repair the plant Saturday, 2:48 p.m. — To the Editor: now, taking advantage of 55 the town, once corrections To the Editor: fully felt. A built-in tax increase of turned his sunny island into an overheated electrical mo- All payments to authorized recipient a're at: percentstate funding, than to had been made for the effects It is with increasing dismay and some six or more mills will be the As chairman of the Manchester armed camp, guarded by 202,000 tor, 60 Progress Drive Fidelity Union Trust Company West Caldwell, N.J. 4001. disgust that I have watched recent legacy of this council to the people Conservation Commission, I am- troops and policed by a 129,000- Terms: Cash or Check I 14 0Z. wait until 1987, when federal of inflation, would be less if (Town) Sponsor: Dryus Rug Galleries 201-227-6484 •OTTU events come to fruition in Coven- of Coventry. concerned about Manchester's pol- man security force, A paramili- TUM and state funding might be the town waited until 1987 for Saturday; 11:01 p.m. — try. Due to incompetence and I cannot stress this next point lution of the Hockanum River. tary youth army of 100,000 could ''fallen wires. Pine and available to pay for 64 the combined state and fed- deliberate dereliction of duty of enough: This council has done The commission first became also be thrown against an invading -Hall streets (Town) ’ percent. eral grants. our Town Council and manager, more damage to this town, both aware of the problem over two force. Sunday, 3:41 a.m. — ' A key to the administra-, It is a gamble to delay the the town finds itself left to the financially and constitutionally in years ago. The present treatment I have seen secret military maps house fire,' 90-92 Ridge 'Street (Town qnd whims and bureaueratic regula- the past two years, than can be plant does not remove enough of of Cuba, which show 30 divisions O IU E n E tion’s thinking was that the project, but it is one worth "Pareamedics) M a n c h e s t e r P r o p e r t y O w n e r s U COMTR EX currently available state taking. The Herald recom- tions of the courts and the state imagined. Its excessive use of the suspended solids from the strategically dispersed on the discharge. COLD A TR A funding would pay not only mends a no vote on Question 1 over the town’s lingering ground- attorney's .(to justify their illegal main island and another division Tolland County water contamination problems in actions) have wasted well over The present treatment plant is ' A s s o c i a tio n ^ for upgrading the level of the on the ballot. entrenched on the Isle of Pines. A ■' Tuesday, 7:31 p.m. — CAPSULES CARTRIDGES the lake area. $50,000 in t a x p a y e r dollars. also removing oxygen from the crack brigade, identified as the -medical call, Herrick •onuof u PKG. Of $ plant, but also b r enlarging it But the Herald believes Had the Water Pollution Control At this point, all we can do as river which is needed by fish and 38th Infantry Frontier Brigade, is r Park (Bolton) - to a capacity big enough to that repairs to the Union Authority not thrown a childish town residents is to rally together other aquatic animals. In addition, deployed around the U.S. naval Wednesday, 8:04 a.m. OR TMUn meet the town’s anticipated Pond Dam have been delayed temper tantrum and resigned over and dispose of these Democratic the present treatment plant, at base at Guantanamo. — medical call. South River Road (North and sewage levels of the year for far too long, and therefore the defeat of the February sewer politicians, and return Coventry to times of overflow, pours sewage According to the secret U.S. YiS % YES 1 NO OFM referendurn, had they and the sound fiscal policies and constitu- water, treated by chlorination ..South Coventry) 2000, urges a yes vote on Question count, Cuba is also bristling with Wednesday. 4:53 p.m. 7 alone, into the river. The combined state and 2. In this question voters are council actively sought a realistic tional open government by elect- 236 Soviet-supplied limits — 158 of alarm. Hop River el- q u e s t i o n |^ 1 V QUESTION 2 fiscal alternative to the sewer ing a slate committed to these For many years, the Conserva- federal grants, assuming asked to appropriate $695,000 them surface-to-air missiles, th^ "d erly housing (Andover problem, the town would not be in worthy goals — the Republicans. tion Commission has worked to rest surface-to-surface. None ^$695,000 Bond they were available in 1987, to repair the dam and install - and Bolton) $20 Million,Bbnd this predicament. The choice of open government build a linear park which takes could threaten the continental .. ..Thursday, 5:20 p.m. — Issue For The Issue For Union V ID A L SASSOON would pay only for upgrading power facilities. . Most townspeople are aware of or electorate lockout is to be voted advantage of the water recreation United States: They are deployed : motor vehicle accident. Dam & Power Plant the lake-area's problem, and know on in November in the form of the and (,he scenery of the Hociqmum for coastal defense. Route 44 at Bolton Notch Sewer Plant SH A M P O O O R that a plan to divide the town into ■ Charter Revision. River. Casto also has a formidable Air - (Bolton and Manchester rSBAOwrfsa — - -- R E A S O N S — Th is c a n b e put oti to sp e nt to r e p a ir d a m . It not thro u gh self-sufficient sewer districts is If you value your right to This goal cannot be achieved and Force 416 planes and helicopters, ..Ambulance) fIN IS M N G RINSE Friday. 3:43 p.m. - 1987 w h e n m ore te d ere l a nd state b o n d s th a n It will b o th ro u gh taxes. long overdue. Such a plan is not exercise control over your elected maintained if Manchester con- 19^ of them jets. He could scranrible m o n e y will b e ava ila bi e. " motor vehicle accident, U n io n P o n d Is n e e d e d lo r lir e pro t e c forthcoming because of the selfish officials, you will vote against this tinues to pollute the Hockanum Ta x p a y e rs are p a ying triple w at er tio n lo r a re as In N o rth E n d w h o r e w a 17l\ jet fighters, for example, 'T io ra Road (Bolton and whims of certain local bureaucrats poorly constructed, badly flawed, River. bitla n ow a nd ha ve not s e e n a ny t er lin es a nd pre ssure c a n n o t bo inciting high-performance Soviet '■’Manchester Ambulance) ch a n g e in th e ir w a t e r yeti 12 OZ. Eighty-five percent of the $20 us ed. and Democrat council members. and possibly illegal charter revi- MiG-21s and MiG-23s. Friday, 5:13 p.m - M a yo r P e n ny s a ys th e y d o n't wont T h e H y d r o E l e c tric Pla nt will su pply lom E Let us not forget that Council- sion. Remember, once voted in, million for the improvement of the medical call, Wangum- ' th e p e ople's Input. Y o u c a n (ust p ay p o w e r th at w ill ovontu a lly PAY lo r il- man Frank Dunn was an ardent this charter will become the Manchester wastewater facility baug Drive (South th e bitl. but h a v e n o right to bo in- soll voive d in p ta nning. D u e to p o or pla n In llm o a w h e n e n e rgy costs k e e p e s will be spent to deal with the WBJWIWIlWITIOUIMTiMIITmB WICnUTKWUlO*. > TWOII. U tl IWMIfOUWU KW nfOOiAWICAU supporter of the now defunct organie law of Coventry. . C o v e n t r y ) nin g a nd b ad e ngin e e ring, th e plant c a la ting It la wis e to h av e a m e a ns ol "Sewer Referendum Task Force." Please do not dispose of your existing problem of pollution. ! Friday, 10:44 p.m. — w e n o w h av e n e v er w ork e d right. D o m a k ing o u r ow n. Yet this individual has the gall to constitutional rights without think- The Manchester Conservation Letters policy ' motor vehicle accident, y o u w a n t to h a v e th a t h a pp e n aga in? North e a st Utilitie s Is oblig a t e d b y law T h e o n ly o n e s a p e aliing In t a vor have to purch o a e t h e p o w e r th at Is run for re-election. ing about it first. To conclude, I ask Commission has voted unanim- ■ Route 44 and Silver Street The Manchester Herald 1 (South Coventry and so m e thing t o g a in, a uch aa d ovo lo p- He was also instrumental in all Coventry voters to exercise ously to support the referendum on ars. re al a alate a ge nts, e tc. T h e t a x- welcomes letters to the ; N o r t h C o v e n t r y ) T ^ t e a r th at d a m d o w n a nd till It In denying the people of Coventry their strength by voting on Tues- this issue on Tuesday. editor. ■* o a v er will g a in n o th ing n o w . o n ly w o u ld co a l as m u ch as n e e d e d to r e RITE AID PHARMACIES I '■ Saturday, 1:52,a.m. — h igh e r a ew ar ral a a l VOTE NO. their right to an adjourned town We encourage all Manchester Letters should be brief an(j p a ir it. Th is w a y it la m ore usolul. day, and change the direction of I motor vehicle accident, VOTE YES. ENFIELD E A ST HARTFORD | meeting to vote on their budget for their government to one of hope, voters to vote yes for the additions to the point. They should be ; Main Street (North Cov- • 271 ELLINGTON RO. - I two years. He, and other council openness, accountability, and ho- to our present wastewater treat- typed or neatly hand-written, ■i entry and South Re m emb er, You P a y Th e Bills! VOTE • 95 ELM STR E ET-P H A R M A CY f H; 745 41 21 Democrats, have railroaded nesty, by electing a Republican ment facilities. A yes vote will end and, for ease in editing, !; C o v e n t r y ) MANCHESTER PHARMACY PH: 5 2 8 -6 1 1 5 | Cl MSbyNEA Inc should be double-spaced. through two outrageously high council, hoard of education, board Manchester's pollution of the ;■ Saturday, 6:15 p.m. — ^ MANCHESTER PROPERTY OWNERS ASSO CIATIO N • 361 MAIN STR EET-PHA RM ACY PH; 64 9 9 1 1 0 The Herald reserves the town budgets, over-priced school of tax review, and zoning board. Hockanum River. '' chim ney ..fire, Forest BOX 428, M ANCHESTER, C T. 06040 right to edit letters In the Road (South Coventry) - ______1 "Th e s e are from p e ople who support yo u but renovations, an inequitable prop- TR EASUR ER MABEL SHERIDAN interests of brevity, clarity I; ."Saturday, 8:43 p.m. — are V ERY C O N F U S E D . " erty revaluation, and have operily Phillip C. Bouchard , Arthur Glaeser and taste. medical call. Long Hill —> stated their desire to see the town Coventry 124 B r o a d St. Boad (Andover) r MANCHKSTKH iIKKAl.lJ, Monday, ' iv 7. 1!)8.) 9 H - MANCHKSTKH HKKAM). Mondiiy. Nov. 7. I9H.1 Obituaries E m m a B. Grond a Friendsinay call at the Watkins Shoes. He was a member of SPORTS Emma (Biola) Gronda, 83, of Funeral Home, 142 E. Center St., Manchester Grange and Church of Hartford, wife of the late Remo R. today from 7 to 9 p.m. Memorial the Assumption. Gronda. died Saturday at St. contributions may be made to Zion He leaves two stepsons, Edward Francis Hospital and Medical Evangelical Lutheran Chprch, Steele of Groton and Robert Steele C lin c h e s tie fo r C C IL title Center. She was the mother of Cooper Street. of Wayne, Pa.; a stepdaughter, Romolo John Gronda of K a th arin e S. Root Virginia McKeever of Tarboro, Manchester. Funeral services were held N.C.: 10 stepgrandchildren; and She also leaves another son, today for Katherine Stutz Root, 91, six stepgreat-grandchildren; and Enzio Francis Gronda of East of 565 Vernon St., who died a nephew in Florida. Hartford; a brother, Aldo Biola of Thursday at Manchester Memor- There will be a mass ofChrlstlan burial Tuesday at II a.m. at Fate still on M a nch e st er’s side Lima, Peru; 11 grandchiladren; ial Hospital. She wasthe wifeofthe five great-grandcjiildren; and sev- late Frederick S. Root. Church of the Assumption. Burial will be in Mount St. Benedict eral nieces and nephews. She was born in Hartford and B y B a rry Peters ics came when East Hartford Mazzotta, subbing at quarterback Cemetery, Bloomfield. Memorial The funeral will be Tuesday at was a former resident of West H era ld Sports Write r recovered a fumble at the Man- because Jim Fogarty hadn’t prac- donations may be made to the 10:15 a.m. from the Dillon-Baxter Hartford. She was a lifelong chester 47 yard line with 1:08 ticed until the Thursday before the charity of the donor’s choice. The Funeral Home, 1276 Berlin Turn- member of the First Church of Call It luck of skill, chance or remaining. Eight plays later — game due to an injury, hit tight end John F. Tierney Funeral Home, pike, Wethersfield, with a mass of Christ Congregational of West destiny. including four standard Frank Don Hickey over the middle for a 219 W. Center St., has charge of Christian burial at 11 a.m. in-the Hartford and was a member of the But call the Manchester Indians Gregoire sweeps right — East 7-0 Manchester lead. arrangements. There are no cal- Cathedral of St. Joseph. Burial will Women's Guild. the 1983 football champions of the Hartford was down to the 25 with 16 The Indians marched 71 yards on ling hours. be in Mount St. Benedict Ceme- She was the aunt of the Merrill CCIL seconds left. their next possession with a tery. Calling hours are today from D. Colton family oT Manchester. S e ymour B. K a pla n A combination of the above The pressure fell on the Man- three-yard John Harris plunge Seymour B. Kaplun, 59, of 126 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. The Newkirk & Whitney Funeral ingredients has been the formula chester secondary. East Hartford giving Manchester a 13-0 lead at Jo a n C. F elstenberg Home of West Hartford had charge Adelaide Road, died today. He was for all eight of the unbeaten quarterback John McKeone tried the end of the first quarter. Joan C, Feistenberg, 54, of 70 of arrangements. the husband of Constance (Ellis) Indians' victories this year. And to connect wtih Joe Spaveri over "We gave them a free run Jarvis Road, died Friday at M a rg a re t G. Sa uta n a utch Kaplan. each rose to the surface in the middle, but Dave Mazzota cut early,” said Dakin, whose Hornets Hartford Hospital. Margaret (Guertis) Sausa- He was born in Springfield, Manchester's nail-biting, finger- in front of Spaveri to knock the ball allowed Turner 85 yards and - She was born in Hartford and nautch, 99, of Hartford, died Mass., and had lived in Manches- chewing 13-12 clincher over East down. But an official's flag also McFolley 63 in the opening half. had lived in Manchester for the Thursday at a Hartford convales- ter for the past 30 years. He was a Hartford before 1,300 fans at East Hartford got on the board in Herald photo by Pinto went down as three Indian defend- past 22 years. cent home. She had lived in graduate of Boiiton University Law Memorial Field Saturday. ers converged on Spaveri for pass the second quarter when Gregoire After the fire She leaves her mother, Cathe- Manchester for many years before School and was a Navy veteran of Of course, Manchester might interference. went — where else — over the right rine Bonnie Feistenberg, and a moving to Hartford three, years World War II. He owned Seymour ■till have to share league honors Move the ball to the 12 with 10 side for a five-yard TD rifti. The m A fire brok e out in a Ridge Street duplex Four members of own er La otou a Lo ’s sister, Ruth Sheren in Rhode ago. B. Kaplan Investments of Man- with Conard. Should the Indians seconds left. No one, including Hornets drove again late in the e ariy this morning, comple tely gutting family were treated for smok e inhalation Islantk She has worked for the former chester. He was a member of lose a t. Penney in their league Manchester noseguard Willie first half, but, as in last week's the living room in one unit and causing at Ma nch est er Memoria l Hospit al: M a y- The private funeral will be Cheney Bros, in Manchester for 40 Temple Beth Sholom. finale Saturday and Conard win its Likely, was surprised when Gre- game against Hall, Manchester years. Besides his wife he leaves two miraculously went into thq locker- ying Lo, 40; B e evang Lo, 22; Ch e st er Lo, Tuesday with burial in Rose Hill last two games against Enfield and goire swept right. Likeley knocked; heat and smok e damage elsewh ere in Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. She leaves a son, Albert Sausa- sons, attorney Richard E. Kaplan Hall, the two would end up tied in him out of bounds at the 10. room without allowing ' another the house. B y the time firefighters 2; and Christoph er Lo, an infant. The John F. Tierney Funeral nautch of Hartford: three grand- of Newton, Mass., and David E. the CCIL at 8-1. But should fate Five seconds remained. Par- score. arrived on the scene at 3:43 a.m. all 17 Firefighters did not leave the sce ne until Home, 219 W. Center St., has children: six great-grandchildren: Kaplan of Manchester; a daugh- stay on the Indians' side, that lante came in and blasted it long This time East Hartford moved ter. Mrs. Jerod (Judith) Stansfield down to the one with 19 seconds left occup a nts of the house at 90-92 Ridge 6:45 a.m. Bychols ki said the fire charge of arrangements. and a great-great-grandchild. doesn’t seem likely. and high, but it missed swerving Jo hn G a ily There are no calling hours. of Topsfield, Mass.: his mother, The fickle finger pointed unwav- on a pass interference in the end St. had escaped without serious injury, app arently started from a television set Mrs. Sylvia Kaplun of Miami zone. But an offside penalty sent John Gaily, of 78 Washington St.. Memorial donations may be made eringly at Manchester Saturday. Statistics: 'D e puty Chie f Robert Bycholski said. in the living room of 90 Ridge St. died Saturday at Manchester to the American Cancer Society. Beach. Fla.; a sister. Mrs. Elaine Consider it luck that East Hartford the Hornets back to the six, and Suffer of Longmeadow, Mass., and MHS linebacker Albie Harris inter- Memorial Hospital. 670 P r o s p e c t A v e . , H a r t fo r d didn't turn any of the five Man- First downs three grandchildren. 15 cepted a McKeone pass at the goal He was born Sept. 22, 1899, and The Connecticut Direct Burial chester fumbles into scores: skill Yards rushing The funeral will be Tuesday at 1 line on the last play of the half. hud lived in Manchester since 1910. and Cremation Society Inc. has that opened the holes for running Yards passing p.m. in Temple Beth Sholom East Hartford scored again He leaves two sons, Arthur J. charge of arrangements. backs Eli McFolley and Greg Total yards Ara f a t fights for survival Memorial Park, Manchester. A early in the fourth quarter when Gaily and George H. Gaily, and a H a rry M . M a hon e y Turner to amass over 250 yards Passing Gregoire went in on a nine-yard daughter. Doris E. Whiting, all of Harry M. Mahoney, 92, formerly memorial period will be observed rushing: chance that steered a Interceptions at hig home. Memorial contribu- carry. Down 13-12, Dakin went for Manchester, eight grandchildren; of Manchester, died Sunday at an Held goal attempt by East Hart- Fumbles lost tions may be sent to United Jewish two points, but Likely and Mike and his friend and companion. East Hartford convalescent home. ford's Tom Parlante a yard wide Penalties Appeal, to the American Cancer Wemmell got their hands on Gladys Seelert. He was the husband of the late Inez with three seconds remaining: and Punting u n d e r tank, artillery siege Society or to Massachusetts Gen- Gregoire, who lateralled to Funeral services will be Tues- Mahoney. destiny that Manchester put to- day at 10 a.m. in the Zion He was born in Old Say brook and eral Hospital. gether its best season and longest McKeone, who was gang-tackled Several stray shells fell on Tripoli, a Moslem city of Evangelical Lutheran Church of had lived in Manchester most of his Weinstein Mortuary, 640 Far- winning streak in the last year of inside the upright — though not back at the 10. By Unite d Press Int ernation al 150,000 inhabitants some 45 miles north of Beirut, the Manchester. Burial will be in East life. Before retiring he was em- mington Ave., Hartford, has the CCIL. everyone thought the kick had Except for some bad timing with the snap and on handoffs, Mazzotta Lebanese capital. Cemetery. ployed as a salesman for Knapp charge of arrangements. . "It seems (Fermi) Coach (Joe) missed. Guerrilla leader Yasser Arafat, holed up in a Bacewicz was right," said Man- "That field goal was good," said did a commendable job running Palestinian refugee camp in northern Lebanon, chester coach Ron Cournoyer East Hartford coach Jim Dakin the offense, completing four of six battled for survival today under a fierce tank and afterwards. Bacewicz said the after telling his Hornets'lo leave passes for 35 yards. McFolley artillery siege by Palestinian rebels and Syrian Indians were playing like a "team the field with pride and dignity for rolled up 138 yards and Turner 122, forces. of destiny” earlier this season a job well done. leaving him some 50 yards.short of Heavily outnumbered and surrounded, Arafat and after his Falcons were beaten by The words were appropriate. the 1,000-yard mark for the season. his forces in the Beddawi camp outside Tripoli Manchester. After Manchester scored on two ot "W e attacked the weak side rejected an ultimatum to surrender Sunday and TH E D E M O C R ATIC Saturday's triumph had two its first three possessions, the successfully in key situations," fought on against Syrian-led rebels trying to end his ironic twists: first, the roles were Hornets forced the Indians to said Cournoyer of the running attack. "The extra effort on the 14-year reign as Palestine Liberation Organization reversed e year ago when Man- fumble whenever they moved the L-SflA. chairman. chester went to East Hartford to ball. Only the feet of McFolley and part of Eli McFolley was "Beddawi is more or less surrounded. The siege will try and knock off the unbeaten Turner, eating up yardage and the outstanding.” stop when we free the camps from Arafat's people,” Hornets and failed by the same clock, kept East Hartford from Likely. Wemmell and Albie retel spokesman Mahmound Labadi, once a close ■ingle point, 7-6; and second, taking the ball in good field Harris led the Indian defense Arafat aide, said in Damascus, the Syrian capital. TE A M Parlante, whose 27-yarder sailed position. which allowed 219 total yards but “ There will be no negotiations,” Arafat told just outside the right upright, On its first possession, Manches- held Gregoire lo % yards on 22 HeraM photos by Tarquim o reporters inside the Beddawi camp. "Syria has would have been in a Manchester ter moved from midfield to the carries. chased me to Tripoli to shut me up.” uniform had he not moved to East .nine before fumbling. The Indians Next week comes the possible M a nch e ster’s Pat Farrell wra ps his arms fourth qu arter of Sa turd a y’s India ns- Beirut radio said at least 650 people had been killed Hartford a week before his sopho- held, and Turner returned the title-clincher. But as Cournoyer Horn e ts clash. Mik e W e mm ell closes in ensuing punt 38 yards down the left said of Penney. "Don't think they around the legs of East Hartford or injured since the fighting began Thursday. Other more season. from behind. sources said at least 100 had died. Many ambulances Parlante’s opportunity for hero- side to the 15. One play later. won’t be ready either." quarterback Jo h n McK e on e late in the were seen removing casualties at Beddawi, the radio YO U C A N'T said, A spokesman for Arafat said in a telephone interview from Cyprus Sunday night that a daylong drive by the PLO rebels on Beddawi, a concrete-block BEAT THEIR shantytown of 22,000 refugees, was repulsed. The anti-Arafat forces seized the Nahr el Bared refugee camp 10 miles north of Tripoli Sunday morning after three days of artillery, tank and rocket attacks, then turned south along the Mediterranean EXPERIENCE V coastal road to besiege Beddawi, BARBARA WEINBERG The rebel forces, commanded by Col. Said Mousa, a STEPHEN PENNY Deputy Mayor former Arafat aide also known as Abu Mousa. Mayor advanced to key heights overlooking Beddawi. From Mount Terbol, a strategic hill above Beddawi, they rained shells down on th^ camp, lighting up the sky with incessant flashes. It was not clear what would happen to Arafat if Beddawi fell. He was expelled from Beirut by the Israelis last year and kicked out of Syria in June, Arafat has accused Syrian President Hafez Assad of supporting the rebels because Assad wants to bring ->Ai- the Palestinian resistance movement under his control. The rebels say Arafat is too soft on Palestinian rights and claim his leadership is corrupt. W As his position worsened, Arafat sent a message to the Soviet Union in an apparent bid to enlist support from the Kremlin, Syria’s main backer, in calling off the attack. ____ JAMES F O G ARTY Arafat accused Syria of using the breakaway PLO STEPHEN CASSANO ELEANOR COLTM AN K ENNETH TED F O RD guerrillas to control the Palestinian movement and Board of Directors Board of Directors Board ot Directors Board of Directors claimed there were thousands of Syrian regulars among the 15,000-man force besieging his 5,000 loyalists.

East Hartford running back Frank Gre goire rolls in with Shelter opens tonight ''# 4 % % Manch e ster quarterback Dave Mazotta finds it tough to and only 135 pounds, Futtner caused ha voc for the East H artford’s s e cond touch down e arly in the fourth Tonight at 10, the temporary shelter for homeless quarter. people will open at Community Baptist Church on get around East Hartford noseguard Jef f Futtner. At 5-5 Indians all afternoon. East Center Street, Clients musMeave by 7 the next morning. 3 ^ Baptist church members have donated the use of their downstairs fellowship hall for the shelter for at T o u r n e y s st a rt t o d a y least one month, while town and Manchester Area Whalers beaten by Flyers, 4-2 Conference of Churches officials search for a ranked Fitch High of Groton at permanent site. Beds, blankets and volunteers are \ By Len Auster LEONARD SEADER RICHARD DYER SUSAN PERKINS H era ld Sports Writ er home at 4:30 p.m. 7 already in supply. PETER CROMBIE Board of Education Unite d Press Int ern ational Hartford played an excellent seventh goal. an empty net 14 seconds into the In the boys’ soccer tournament, Board of Education Board of Education Board ot Education Coventry gets under way before gam e," said Flyers' goalie Bob Poulin put the Flyers ahead third period to break a 2-2 tie HAMDEN — There will be no either Manchestei; High or East Term 1983 1986 PHILADELDELPHIA - Af- Froese. for good at 2:20 of the final and boost the Capitals. Lang- waiting for the Manchester High, re-elect Term 1984 — 1987> Hartford Coach Jack Evans period when he converted a Catholic and has the most difficult . .< ■ VJ. ter losing three straight, the way’s unassisted goal came East Catholic and Coventry High Philadelphia' Flyers Just admitted the blunders. crossing pass from Brian Propp with Detroit goaltender Ed Mio assignment of all. '■ ) girls' soccer teams as each begins wanted a victory. “ We played pretty well, but past goalie Greg Millen. Darryl laying stunned behind the Red state tournament play today with The Patriots, Class S runner-up a Rookie Dave Poulin gave the we did have a couple of sutler added his fifth goal of the Wings’ net after a collision with playdown clashes. year ago, are No. 12 in the division SUE PERKINS CONSTABLES Flyers that win Sunday in a breakdowns that cost us,” season into an empty net with 46 CapUals' center Bob Carpenter. with their 9-6-1 record. They begin rome-from-behind effort when Evans said. “ We moved the seconds remaining. Mio left the game and was That was decided here Saturday action with a first round tilt A Q UIET C O N V I C T I O N ^ WILLIAM DESMOND SELECTMEN he brotoe a 2-2 tie early in the puck well tonight and ourgoalie replaced by Greg Stefan. as tournament rankings and pair- Tuesday at fifth-ranked, 13-1-2 gave us a strong game even Devils 6, Black Hawks 3 ings for boys' and girls' soccer and Rocky Hill High at 2 p.m. TheCGC CLARENCE FOLEY third period and Philadelphia The Devils broke a 10-game DETERMINED HARD WORK MARY GELINAS went on to a 4-2 victory over the .ttiough the loss was disappoint- Sabres 7, Nordiqnes 1 girls' field hockey and volleyball combatants met twice during the ing. The Flyers checked well losing streak with a 6-3 victory At Buffalo, N.Y., Andre Sa- were released at CIAC regular season with the Terriers JUbbPH MAORI Hartford Whalers. over the Chicago Black Hawks a proven record _ RAYMOND LANZANO “ When you lose three straight and didn’t give us many scoring vard had two goals and two headquarters. taking both games, 1-0 and 4-2. thanks to strong goattending by PAUL PHILLIPS games, it's satisfying to win no R a n e e s.” assists against his former team- - Manchester, 6-6-3, is the No. 17 Coventry topped Rocky Hill in ROGER M. NEGRO Norm DuPont opened the Chico Resch and two goals by mates to lead Quebec. Savard seed in the Class L Division and the state semifinals a year ago Treasurer matter who you bgat," Flyeips Aaron Broten. Coach Bob McCammon said. scoring at 8; 27 of the opening scored twice in the opening was scheduled to face 15th ranked before dropping the final jo Old ‘ 'We had been struggling and we period on a rebound shot past Bruins 7, Kings 1 period to give Quebec a 2^ lead. 8-5-3 Newington High today at 2 Saybrook. ' were a little sluggish even Froese for his fourth goal. At Boston, Craig MacTavish p.m. in Newington. The Eagles. Manchester, 12-1-2, is (the No 3 tonight. Hartford has a ten- Philadelphia, which outshot notched a goal and added two Oilers 7, Jets 9 6-6-2 and No. 18 in the 18-team field, seed in the 21-team ^lass L L j dency to get a goal and sit on it Hartford 38-23, tied the game at assists to lead the Bruins to At Winnipeg,; Manitoba, were to visit I6th-ranked 7-5-1 Division field. The Indians play . Wednesday at home at Memorial L and you can fall into their 3t47 of the second period on Tim their fifth victory in a row and Wayne Gireuky 'scored four Rockville High, also at 2 p.m. VOTE DEMOCRATIC NOV. 8 Field at 2 p.m. against the pattern.” Kerr's ninth goal of the season. sixth straight at Boston Garden, goals and added three assists In a Class S Division cldsh, 19th The Whalers held leads of 1-0 The Whalers regained the lead making them the NHL’s only and Mark Messier notched the ranked 7-5-4 Coventry High was to Fairfield Prep-Newington winner. for thrbest education Manchester East Catholic, 14-0-1, is the No. 2 and 2-1 In the game, but Just nearly three minutes later on a unbeaten, untied team at home. game-w inner to carry Edmon- visit 14th-ranked 9-4-1 Ledyard seed in the 21-team Class L can offer LEADERSHIP TH AT KEEPS MANCHESTER couldn’ t hold the Flyers off. goal by Bon Francis but t|jie ton. Messier scored the game- High at 2 p.m. “ Coming bpek twice toi^ight Flyers tied the game again at Capitals 3, Red Wings 2 • winner at 14:16 in the final The rankings for girls' volleyball Division field. The Eagles are also At Landover, Md., Rod Lang- from behind to win was a m g IS; 29 when Propp poked in a period, converting a drop pass had East Catholic ranked 12th with home Wednesday at MCC’s Cougar way scored on a power play into VOTE DEMOCRATIC... plus for us Vn as much as rebound of Kerr's shot for his with a rising wrist shot. . its 13-5 record. The Eagles begun Field at 2 p.m. against the St. Pild lirliy "Frlmiti of 8ui Pwklni. A GOOD PLACE TO LIVE! tourney action today against 21st- Bernard-Newtown winner. Dr. Oinlel Burni. TriM. CALL 649-2011 Paid lor by The Democratic Town Committee. Paul Phillips. Treasurer i W.i Ill MAN( HKSTKH IlKUAU). Monday. Nov. 7. I9«:i MANrHKSTKH HP:nAUJ. Motuias. Nov- N FL roundup College football roundup Scoreboard

(MacTavIsh, K. Crowder), 9:57, 6, Miami’s mutiny decisive Flyers 4. Whalers 2 Boston. MocTovIsh 7 (Pederson. Patriot rookies key to 21-7 victory over Biiis K. Crowder), 18:32. Penalties — Scholastic Hartford l 1»—2 Anderson, Bv Tony Favla PhllotMphla 0 2 2—4 LA, 4; Chorney, LA, 12:44. Jets, who fell to 4-6 with their UPI Sports Writer First period—1, Hartford, Dupont 4 Third period—9, Boston, Morkwort 4 NEW YORK (UPI) - Expe- with 2:22 remaining in the first opening nine-game losing streak (Dunn, Johnson), 8:27. Penalties— with a 17-12 shocker over Minne- fourth loss in their last five games. (Fergus), 6:03,10, Boston, Krushelnyski 7 rience counts for so much in the half. East freshman football Fron- (unassisted). 15:36. Penolty — increosingly complicated world of "G ive him credit, he made a sota. The upset in the Metrodome Saints 27, Falcons 10 They were losing 7-0 to East ds, Hor, 3:25; Zuke, Har, 12:48; Kerr, Bourauf, At New Orleans, Hokie Gajan Carolina at halftime, and the Eost Catholic freshmon football Phi, 13:39. professional foothall. _Three New good catch. 1 thought we had a left Houston as the league's only Second period—2, Phlladelphio, Kerr 9 Bos, 6:M. ran fora pair of second-half scores t%am dropped a 30-16 verdict to Xavier ■“ Shots on pool—Los Angeles 6-12-10* England Patriots rookies showed chance," Freeman said. winless team. Miami Hurricanes realized their High Sofurdav, (Marsh), 3:47. 3, Hartford, Fronds 4 Sunday that talent also matters. Weathers' second TD was a Raiders 28, Chiefs 20 and George Rogers rushed for 137 dreams of an Orange Bowl berth KLevIn RIscassI accounted for the (Stovanovich, Stoughton), 6:40. 4, Phila- Boston 13-13^34. three Eagle touchdowns. Bill Barry delphia, Propp 7 (Kerr, Poulin), 15:29. Goalies— Los Angeles. Blake Bos- The Patriots, getting two-touch- bomb from Grogan in the third At Kansas City, Mo., Jim Plun- yards as the Saints improved to 6-4, were being pirated away. So they Penalties—Holmgren, Phi, 7:27; kett came off the bench for the tying the 49ers and Rams atop the went out and started a mutiny. was a defensive standout for 4-2 Eost ton, down receptions from Clarence quarter where he outran Chris with four Interceptions. Zuke, Keans. A—13,085. injured Marc Wilson to direct the NFC West. Playing in the arena they hope to Har, 16:37. Weathers and superb defensive Williains and hauled in the pass in •••••••••••••••••••••• Third period—5, Phllodelphlo, Poulin 5 play from Johnny Rembert and stride to make it 21-0. Raiders to two fourth-quarter TDs Cowboys 27, Eagles 20 be in on Jan. 2, the fifth-ranked (Propp, Kerr), 2:20. 6, Philadelphia, Caps3.RedWings2 Ronnie Lippett, dominated the "It's not me, it's the coaches who and a season sweep of the Chiefs. At Philadelphia, Danny White Hurricanes worked hard in the Sittler 5 (Cochrone, Ron Sutter), 19:14. Plunkett, who completed 5-of-9 threw two TD pusses and Tony second half and in the final minutes Hockey Penalties—Crombeen, Har, 4:41; Buffalo Bills for the second time in give us the plays," Weathers said. Ron Detroit 1 1 0—2 three weeks in posting a 21-7 "I'm just happy to be playing passes for 114 yards and a TD Dorsett shook off a sluggish start came away with a 12-7 victory over Sutler, Phi, 10:41; Clorke, Phi, 15:13, Washington 1 1 1—3 [I and raced 29 yards for a score to East Carolina. Another win next Shots on goal—Hartlord 7-7-9— First period— 1, Woshlngton, Christian victory. football. When 1 first came here, I during his 18-minute stint, will 4 return to the starting lineup as highlight a 10-point third quarter week at Florida State will lock up Pioneers Pee Wee AA 23. Weathers had TD catches of 40 was just looking for a job." Philadelphia 12-12-15—39. (Gustafsson, Valentine), 4:38. 2, Detroit, Bills Coach Kay Stephenson Wilson suffered a broken left as the 9-1 Cowboys rallied from a an Orange Bowl matchup with the ENFIELD — Springfield Pioneers Goalies—Hartford, Millen. Philadel- Johnstone 5 (Barrett), 14:02. Penalties— and 58 yards, Rembert had two of Klslo, Det 7:43; St. Rouent. Det, 14:10; would also be looking for work if shoulder that will keep him side- 10-0 deficit. Big Eight champ — probably Pee Wee AA youth hockey team fell to phia, his four tackles on a key goal line the Wrocester CrusaderS/ 5-3, and Froese. A—15,859. Langway, Wos, 16:55; Pork, Det, 17:04. stand while also knocking down his team played New England 16 lined until at least mid- December. Bengals 55, Oilers 14 top-ranked Nebraska. bowed to St. Moritz. 2-1. In weekend Second period—3. Washington. Carpen- four passes and Lippett, a corner- times a year. Buffalo was blanked Steelers 26, Chargers S At Houston, The Bengals forced Miami linebacker Jay Brophy ploy. Nordiques 7, Sabres) seven turnovers and Pete Johnson said the Hurricanes were worried Eric McGranohan. Chris Zeo ond ter 2 (Laughiin, Murphy), 6:37. 4, back, had three tackles and six 31-0 at home two weeks ago and At Pittsburgh, Gary Anderson, Bob Kellogg hod the goals In the loss to Detroit. Duguov 6 (Yzermon), 17:19 pass deflections. didn't score Sunday until there was the AFC's leading scorer, kicked scored on three short runs as at halftime. " I saw the momentum Worcester and Jason Kirby scored Quebec 2 1 4-7 Penoltles—Park, Det, 9:14; Woods, Del. 4:01 left and the game all but over. four field goals and cornerback Cincinnati won its third straight start to pick up in the locker room against St. Moritz for the Pioneers. Buffolo 0 01-1 10:03; Gortner, Wos, 10:03; Lorson, Det, "Rembert and Lippett were First period—1, Quebec, Savard 11:14; Valentine, Wos, 11:14; Shond, Wos, excellent," said New England The Bills had chances. They had Mel Blount returned a fumble 6 . and handed hapless Houston its and we carredit out onto the field," 7:32; Melrose, Det, molor, 14:27; Gould, Coach Ron Meyer. four cracks from the Pats' 1-yard yards for a TD to lead the Steelers 17th consecutive setback. he said. (unassisted), 9:54. 2, Quebec, Savard 8 Was, major. 14:27; Monno, Det, 18:17. lipc in the final minute of the first to their sixth straight triumph. Packers 35, Browns 21 Freshman Bernie Kosar’s 52- (Cote, Rochelort), 18:26. Penalties— Third period—5. Washington, Rembert, a fourth-round draft Soccer Price, Long- pick from Clemson, is playing for half and got nothing (they have Walter Abercrombie also scored At Green Bay, Wis., Lynn Dickey yard pass to Eddie Brown set up Que, 0:33; Rutt, But, 4:18; Van Boxmeer, way,3. 0:14. Penoltles— Lorson, Det, injured linebacker Steve Nelson. only two rushing touchdowns this' on a 6-yard run to help the Steelers threw for four TDs, each following his own 1-yard touchdown sneak •••••••••••••••••••••• Que, 4:24; Hunter, Que, 7:41; Rutt, But major, 1:16; Stevens. Was, major, 1:16; improve to 8-2 and hand the a Cleveland mistake, and John with just 64 seconds left for the double-minor, 7:41; A. Stastnv, Que, 7:58; Currie, Wos, 2:38, Nolon, Del, major, Lippett, an eighth- round pick from y ea r), Joe Danelo missed a 24-yard MSC Division I Follgno, But, 13:47; Weslev.Que, 18:17. 11:16; Stevens, Wos. malor, 11:18, field goal. And a 45-yard TD was Chargers their fourth straight loss. Jefferson caught seven pusses for winning touchdown. Miami, 9-1, Second oerlod-3, Quebec, Palement 8 Stevens, Was, 20:00. Miami, is replacing holdout Mike Manchester Soccer Ctub s Division I Haynes. nullified on an offensive interfer- "Pittsburgh is excellent ... a 102 yards to help Green Bay even took over on its own 20 with five UPI pholo (McKegnev, Savard), 12:34. Penoltles— Shots on pool—Detroit 7-9-5—21. Wash- teom (ell to Bridgeport Inter, 4-2, In a P. ington 14-15-5—34. But Weathers is an even more ence call. superior football team," said its record at 5-5. minutes left after Jeff Heath was Malor Cup auartertinal Sunday at Charter Dak Fletd. stostnv, Que, 2:40; Follgno, But, 2:40; Goaltenders—Detroit, MIo, Stefon. intriguing story. "It was a tough day," under- Chargers' coach Don Coryell. Rams 21, Bears 14 wide right with a field goal that Polement,Que, 14:39; Korab,But, 14:39. Wo- BIaz Stimac and Rick Derella had the shington, Jensen. A—8,380. He was visiting his brother (and stated Roosevelt Leaks. "They'd be a great representative At Los Angeles, rookie Eric would have put the Pirates up 10-6. Miami quarterback Bernie Kozar (20) fumbles the ball as gaals for Manchester. Third period—4, Buffalo, Renaud 1 East Carolina dropped to 6-3. (Hamel), 2.53. 5, Quebec, Slelgher 5 (A, Pats running back) Robert when "They played well. We played for the AFC in the Super Bowl. And Dickerson rushed for 127 yards and he’s hit by East Carolina’s Chris Santa Cruz (66) but MSC resumes action next Mondov Stastnv), 4:08. 6, Quebec, A. Stostnv 10 well. They had their chances and they have a head start on getting two TDs to help the Rams break a Kosar said of the key pass; "W e ogalnst Hartford Inca. Diler88,Jets5 he drew the attention of the club's Hurricane center Ian Sinclair (76) managed to recover (P. Stastnv, M. Stastnv),6:05.7,Quebec, offensive cooridnator. Hb had been scored. We had ours anddidn't. We there." two-game losing streak. It marked knew we could go deep, but not as P. Stastnv 8 (M. Stastnv, Price), 16:36. much as we have in the past. We 8. Quebec, McKegnev 8 (Moller.Savord), Edmonton 0 4 4—8 out of football for two years but the couldn't overcome our mistakes," Dolphins 20, 49ers 17 the sixth straight week the No. I the loose football during first quarter play. 19:18. Penoltles—Cvr, But, 5:37; Weslev, Winnipeg 2 3 0—5 Patriots signed him as a free agent said Bills quarterback Joe Fergu- At San Francisco, Rookie Dun draft choice from Southern Metho- were waiting for the right moment, Hockey Que, major, 9:10; Ruff, Buf, major, 9:10; First period—1. Winnipeg, DeBlois 6 son. Marino threw a pair of scoring dist has run for at least 100 yards. but the situation didn’t cull for it Weslev, Que, misconduct, 9:10; Follgno, (Hawerchuk, Small), 6:22.2. 2. Winnipeg. and he stuck. UPI photo Georgia edged No. 10 Florida 10-9, was 23-for-37 for 355 yards and But, misconduct, 9:10; Moller, Steen 5 (unossisted), 12:53. Penoltles— passes to Nat Moore and Uwe von Redskins 45, Cardinals 7 earlier in the game.” •••••••••••••••••••••• " I thought he was too small and Elsewhere, Tampa Bay won its sixtb-rated Illinois stomped Min- three touchdowns. Que, Watters, Wpg, 6:08; Kurri, Edm, 6:56; Schamann kicked two field goals to At Washington, John Riggins Meanwhile, in Lincoln, Neb., the 17:02; Palment, Que, 17:56; Ruff, But, Compbell. Wpg, 6:58; Mantha, Wpg. he didn't have the experience but first of the year by beating Bills’ quarterback Joe Ferguson (left) gets pass off as nesota 50-23, eighth-ranked SMU At Jacksonville, Fla., Barry NHLstandIngs Minnesota,. 17-12, the Los Angeles lead the Dolphins to their fourth scored on a pair of 2-yard runs and powerful Cornhuskers, 10-0, were 17:56. , 19:24. after a couple of weeks I saw the Patriots’ defensive end Julius Adams (85) has his jersey cooked Rice 20-6, and No. 9 North Young crashed through the Flor- Woles Conference Shots on goal—Quebec 12-14-12-38. Second period—3, Winnipeg, Picord straight victory and undisputed the Washington defense and spe- making short work of Iowa State Potrlck Division talent he had and realized he could Raiders beat Kansas City 28-20, Carolina was upended by CIcm.son ida line for a l-yard touchdown run Buffalo 12-8-8-28. 1 streaking Pittsburgh whipped San pulled by Buffalo offensive tackle Ken Jones (right) in possession of first place in the AFC cial teams scored or set up 31 with a 72-29 rout. Heisman Trophy W L T Pts. GF GA ( Boschmon), 8:04.4, Edmonton. Gretzky make the team ," said quarterback 16-3. early in the fourth quarter, cap- NY Islanders 10 6 0 20 70 53 NFL game Sunday in Foxboro. East. points as the Redskins. 8- 2, rolled candidate Mike Rozier rushed for Devils 6,BlackHawks3 16 (Kurri), 11:40. 5, Edmonton, Hunter 4 Steve Grogan, who was on the Diego 26-3, Miami topped San At Houston, freshman Jeff Ward ping a 99- yard drive, us the NY Rangers 9 4 2 20 62 51 (Fogolin). 13:36. 6, Winnipeg, Montho 3 Colts 17, Jets 14 to their highe.st point total at RFK 212 yards — after gaining just 48 in Phlladelphio 9 5 1 19 66 51 throwing end of the TD passes. "H e Francisco 20-17, Baltimore upset kicked three field goals and the Bulldogs remained unbeaten at. (unassisted), 14:17.7, Edmonton, Gretzky Stadium since 1975. the first half — and scored four Woshlngton 6 6 0 12 43 52 Chicogo 0 3 0—3 17 (Kurri, Pouzar). 16:29. 8. Edmonton, has learned quickly and has all the the New York Jets 17-14,« New At New York, Curtis Dickey Texas, 8-0, defense made them 8-0-1. The game was played before Pittsburgh 4 10 1 9 40 59 New Jersey 2 2 2—6 intrigue came in the final score. touchdowns, and Turner Gill threw Lowe 3 (Anderson, Gretzky). 17:45: 9, natural tools. The surprising thing Orleans downed Atlanta 27-10, Seattle beat Denver 27-19. The New scored the go-ahead touchdown on Seahawks 27, Broncos 19 a record Gator Bowl crowd of New Jersey 2' 12 0 4 41 66 First period—1, New Jersey, Broten 4 Winnipeg, Boschmon 10 (Mantha, De- stand up on a day the nation's (Lewis), 3:24.2, New Jersey, Bridgman 2 is the way he picked up the Dallas beat Philadelphia 27-20, York Giants play at Detroit James Wilder, who last week set a 1-yard run and added a 25-yard At Seattle, Dave Krieg threw two three touchdown pusses. 82,166. Georgia faces Auburn in a Adorns Division blois), 19:45. Penalties— Anderson, Edm. It was Rozier's second straight second-ranked team generated Boston 10 3 1 21 75 42 (Ludvig), 19:01. Penalties—Kitchen, 5:58; Picord, Win, 5:58; Mullen, Win, offense." Cincinnati crushed winicss Hous- tonight. an N F L record for most rushing scoring catch off a deflected pass TD passes and run for another Southeast Conference showdown Quebec 9 6 2 20 90 60 NJ, 200-yard game and the ninth iess than 100 yards in total offense.. 6:36; Hughes, Edm, 10:44; Fuhr, Edm Weathers neatly avoided a colli- ton 55-14, Green Bay defeated Bucaneers 17, Vikings 12 attempts in a game, ran for a to spark the surprising Colts, now score and rookie Curt Warner set a next weekend in Athens, Ga. Buffalo 6 7 3 15 51 56 5:24; Brown, Chi, 12:21; Cameron, NJ, U ^ved by Huddv)y 11:29; Boschmon, The Cougars' barefoot kicker, Hartford 6 6 1 13 45 52 19:53. sion between Bills' defensive Cleveland 35-21, the Los Angeles For the second straight week, career-high 219 yards and scored 6-4 after going 0-8-1 last season: Seattle single-season rushing re- consecutive game in which the In the second 10. it was: Missouri Win, 11:29; Jackson. Edm, 17:17; senior 1-back gained at least 100 MikeCiendenen, missed field-goal Montreal 6 8 0 12 61 62 Second period—3. New Jersey, Gogne2 Mantha, Win, 17:17; Messier, Edm, 19:40 backs Steve Freeman and David Rams downed Chicago 21-14, Wa- there was little deception in the on a 75-yard scamper Sunday as Richard Todd had TD passes of 50 cord as the ' Seahawks ended 10. No. II Oklahoma 0: No 12 ComplMlI Contermn (unossisted), 2:11. 4, New Jersey, Broten yards. The four TDs pushed him attempts of 39 and 28 yards. Third period— 10, Edmonton, Gretzky Kilson to snare his first TD pass shington crushed St. Louis 45-7 and Tampa Bay game plan. All the the Buccaneers ended a season- and 10 vards to Lam Jones for the Denver's 4-game winning streak. Brigham Young 31, Texas-El Paso Norris Division 5 (Brumwell. J. Lormer), 7:14. 5. 18 past 1972 Heisman winner Johnny At Auburn, Ala., freshman Tom- W L T Pts. GF GA Chicago, Savard 11 (Brown, Preston), 9; No. 13 Boston College 34. Army (Kurri. Fuhr), 12:39. 11. Edmonton, Rodgers as Nebraska's career mie Agee ran for 219 yards and two Chicogo 8 7 0 16 64 63 13:08. 6. Chicago, Savard 12 (Preston. S. Messier 4 (Anderson, Gretzky), 14:16.1^ touchdowns and Bo Jackson and 14; No. 14 Iowa 34, Wisconsin 14; St. Louis 7 7 0 14 53 57 Lormer), 13:33. 7. Chicogo, Sutter 6 Edmonton, Gregg3 (Gretzky. Conacher), scoring leader. Iowa State quarter- Detroit 6 5 2 14 49 50 (O 'CoM ohon. Y a re m c h u k ), 13:59. Lionel James added more than 100 - No. 15 Ohio State 56, Indiana 17: 16:02.13. Edmonton, Gretzky 19 (Gregg, back David Archer completed 26 of Toronto 6 7 2 14 71 79 Penal- Fuhr), 1 :53.Penaltles — Deblols, Win, No. 16 Michigan 42. Purdue 10; No. ties—Lewis, NJ, 3:54; Lvsiok. Chi, 6:26; 46 passes for 346 yards. yards each on the ground for the 8-1 Minnesota 5 7 1 11 57 70 L y2:16; Messier, Edm, 2:48; Watters, Win. BU tops UConn for pjayoff spot Tigers. Maryiand, 7-2, trailed 14-3 17 Alabama 32, l^ U 26; No. 19 Smythe Division Savard. Chi, 17:30. 2:48; . jckson, Edm, 9:00. In other games involving top-IO Edmonton 12 2 1 25 87 63 Third period—8. New Jersey, Clrello 1 at the half but took the lead with Pittsburgh 21. No. 18 Notre Dame Sh jts on goal—Edmonton 14-12-10— Title to Chargers teams. No. 2 Texas defeated Vancouver 7 8 1 15 72 71 (unossisted), 4:53. 9, New Jersey. Lever 36. sack. two third-quarter touchdown 16; and No. 20 West Virginia 27. Calgary 6 6 2 14 49 51 2 (Verbeek). 19:50. Penalties—Chicago By United Press International both sides of the ball," said BU Army scored their two touch- Houston 9-3, third-ranked Auburn W nnlpeg 11-12-10—33. Dartmouth escaped with a 17- 17 pa.<^ses by Boomer Esiason, who Temple 9. Winnipeg 4 9 2 10 56 77 bench, served bv Sutter, 9:51; Clrello, coach Rick Taylor. downs. The victory keeps BC in the topped No. 7 Maryland 35-23, No. 4 Los Angeles 3 8 4 10 56 67 NJ, 14:01; Verbeek, NJ. 17:41. tie against Columbia and now Boston University earned a Connecticut can still tie Boston hunt for an appearance in possibly Sunday's Results Shots on goal—Chicago 10-24-12—46. shares the Ivy League lead with Phjiodelphjo 4, Hartford 2 New Jersey 16-6-7—29. in M idget play playbff berth while Boston College University with a 4-1 league mark the Gator or Liberty Bowls. Penn at 4-0-1. Dartmouth tied the Washington 3. Detroit 2 Goalies — Chicago, Esposito. New Calendar inched closer to a bowl appearance but the Terriers would win the title, "W e were not flat, I think we Boston 7, Los Angeles 3 Jersey. Resch. A—8,856. game on a 32-yard field goal by With scores in the second and third quarters, the Chargers and Holy Cross remained unbeaten by virtue of their victori? Saturday. were tight," said BC coach Jack Quebec 7, Buffolo 1 Craig Saltzgaber On the final play Chris-Jimmy duo pays off New Jersey 6, Chicago 3 captured the Manchester Midget Football League championship but somewhat blemished in wee- In other Yankee Conference RirWne,ll. "The kids read all the Bruins7.Kings3 of the game. Brown, as expected, Edmonton 8. Winnipeg 5 - last Friday night with a 14-0 win over the Eagles at Mount Nebo. kend action among New England games. New Hampshire rolled to crap about bowls all week and Monday's Games lost to Penn State 38-21 and Yale No Gomes Scheduled MONDAY The Chargers, directed by Denis Wirtella, won the title with a college football teams. its fifth straight win by defeating notrady talks about Army or HOUSTON (U PI)- Chris Et^rt best men’s singles player and the with him. He was very competi- Los Angeles 0 3 0—3 continued its winless ways with a Boston 2 3 2—7 . Girls Volleyball record of 5-0-1 with the Eagles runners-up at 4-2-0. Boston University held Connecti- Maine 20-7 before only 483 specta- winning the gam e." Lloyd and Jimmy Connors, prov- second-best women's singles tive. Anybody who says he's not a •••#############•< Closs L Division 41-7 defeat at Cornell. First period—1, Boston, LaPointe 3 Troy Peters scored on an 11-yard run in thesecondquarter forthe cut to s36 yards rushing and tors. Andre Garron scored three Holy Cross lost its chances for a ing their reunion on the tennis player came nine years after the great doubles player should watch (Fergus, Morkwort), 16:18, 2, Boston. Fitch at East Cothollc. 2 In other action around the McNob 5 (M llburv), 17:22. Penalties— Soccer Chargers. Peters added a 30-yard TD scamper in the third period defeated the Huskies 17-7 to clinch touchdowns for New Hampshire. perfect season when it settled for a court to be more than a gimmick, two won a "Love Doubles” exhibi- him," she said. Closs L Division region. Bates dumped Bowdoin Radio, TV Pederson, Bos. 2:06; Jarvis, LA, 9:12; for the final score with Shaun Brophy adding the conversion. the Yankee Conference champion- In non-conference games, Rhode ■10-10 tie with Harvard. The Cru- gained $50,000 a piece and renewed tion match in 1974 against Billie Connors also praised his partner Blake (served bv Houston), LA, 12:46; Manchester at Newington (girls), 2 33-15; CW Post squeaked by AIC Eost Catholic at Rockville (girls), 2 Eric Razmus, Rocco Desimone. Mike Hoagland, Norman ship and the Division I-AA playoff Island'defeated Delaware 19-9 and saders, 8-0-1, lost tailback Gill respect as a doubles team in Jean King and Marty Riessen in and said he would like to team up O’Connetl, Bos, 13:35. 24-21; Cornell trounced Yale 41-7; Second period—3, Boston. Pederson Closs S Division Golston and Aaron Roman played well for the Eagles. Mike berth that.goes with it. Tailback Lehigh edged Massachusetts 21-20. Fenerty with a shoulder injury winning the world's richest mixed Las Vegas. again for the same event next year. TONIGHT Coventry at Ledvard, 2 WPI whitewashed Hamilton 42-0; 8:30 NASCAR International Sedans, 6 Kruegar, John Desimone, Ron Hence, Chris Garrepy and Todd Paul Lewis rushed for 112 yards Boston College had no trouble in early in the second half. The doubles event. Connors and Evert Lloyd ended “ I'd enjoy coming back and (MocTovIsh, Mllburv), 0:09, 4. Los Kings Point edged Coast Guard (taped), ESPN TUESDAY Clemons were standouts for the Chargers. and a touchdown as the Terriers rolling up a 34-14 victory over Crusaders had a late chance to get Making shots that earned them their doubles play when their love playing with her. but she may want 9 Giants vs. Lions, Channels 8. 40, Angeles, Nicholls 12. (Fox, Anderson). 21-14; Lowell roared back to beat 1:12, S-Los Angeles, Jarvis 2 (EngblomF Soccer Final standings: Chargers 5-0-1, Eagles 4-2-0, Giants 2-2-2, Jets concluded their Yankee Confer- Army as quarterback Doug Flutie into position for a game-winning multiple titles at Wimbledon, the affair ended. Connors married to play with somebody else. I've WINF Closs S Division Springfield 17-14; Mass. Maritime 11 College fo o tb o ll: USC vs. Stonford Smith). 2:45, 6, Los Angeles, Hokansson 1-2-3, P a t r i o t s 0-6-0. ence record at 4-1. passed for four touchdowns and 258 field goal attempt but were U.S. Open and other Grand Slam former Playboy centerfold Patti seen her and talked to her more 2 (Engblom), 3:45, 7, Boston, Bourque 7 Coventry at Rocky Hilt, 2 ' blanked Maine Maritime 7-0. (toped), USA Coble "W e won this one playing well on yards. BC, now 7-1, led 34-0 before thwarted by two penalties and a events, Connors-Evert Lloyd McGuire and Evert Lloyd married this week than 1 have in five years trounced Andrea Jaeger and Ros- fellow tennis pro John Lloyd ol and that was good. " Connors said. coe Tanner, 6-4, 6-2, 6-4 to win the Britain. However, both made it clear the Script same $400,000 World Mixed Doubles "I'd like to thank Patti and John on-court reunion was only 643-9S01 Championship on Sunday. for giving Jimmy and I the temporary. The script is getting a V Sports in Brief Hawks get lot of grief "A t the beginning of the week, permission to play together, al- "Once a year is enough." Evert bit thread-vzorn. but the some players were joking about though they have sat on the first Lloyd said earlier in the five-day stage is set for the sixth the fact that Jimmy and I were row for the whole tournament," tournament. consecutive year for the ALCAR UConn soccer wins finale from Bucks’ Moncrief playing because we weren't estab- Evert Lloyd jokingly told a crowd Connors-Evert Lloyd,, who Southeastern Conference lished doubles players. I think we of 5,500 in the Astroarena following rarely play doubles, attributed football championship to AUTO PARTS STORRS — University of Connecticut soccer By United Press International said Atlanta rookie coach Mike Fra- surprised not only ourselves, but the final match. ,, their winning appearance in the be decided by the team concluded its 1983 regular season here tello. "The Bucks forced us to miss a lot we surprised them a little, too," "We haven't played together, second anndal mixed doubles Georgia-Auburn game. Sunday with a 3-0 win over South Carolina. Atlanta looked to control the tempo of of easy shots. We didn't play well in the Evert Lloyd said. tennis together, in about. nine event to good shot-making and In the previous five Joe Trager, Matt Addington and Jim D'Orsano would Rke to give the Sunday night's game against host transition game. They're very patient, The pairing of the world’s third years. It was really great playing service returns. years, Georgia. 33-1-1 did the scoring for the Huskies, 12-8-1, who now Milwaukee, but the Hawks only got which comes with maturity. They over its last 35 league must await word if they gained a berth in the grief from the Bucks' Sidney Moncrief. prepared for us and they carried it outings, has gone against Mlowliig cars a ping... NCA.A Division 1 Tournament. The Huskies won Moncrief, leading a Milwaukee at- through. Auburn needing a victory the national title two years ago and were in the tack that managed to solve Atlanta's The Hawks were led by Mike Glenn Bolton ponies, ‘A’ triumph to win the SEC crown. GMC • DODGE • HONDA* PANTERA • FIAT Final Four last year. « trapping defense, scored 27 points and with 16 points. BUICK • PLYMOUTH • JAGUAR • PORSCHE UConn is ranked No. 2 in the four-team Big East Marques Johnson added 14 in the Bucks In other games, San Antonio defeated and T.J. Alibrio. played well for 'A', sive standout. When you coll Classified Tournament that begins play Friday in Storrs. 97-84 defeat of the HaWks. Seattle 132-115 and Portland downed BOLTON - U d by Jay CADILLAC • FORD • JENSEN • ROLLS ROYCE Scott Scorso, Dave Ris- Bolton 'B' finished its Kevin Wilson, Brian to place an ad, a friendly The Huskies will face third-seeded 9-9-1 Boston But despite his team's success, Phoenix 122-96. Alfano and Greg Solmon- OLDSMOBILE • LINCOLN * LANCIA * SUBARU College. Top-ranked 12-1-2 Providence plays No. 4 8on, the Bolton Bulldog ley, Reed Martin, Todd year with a 14-6 loss to Hussey, Mark Chasseand Ad-VIsor will answer Moncrief didn't gloat in the limelight. Spurs 132, SuperSonics 115 ' 8-8-3 Syracuse in the other Big East game Friday. Saucier, Bob Templeton, Hebron. Brian Simkie- Aric Alibrio also played your call and help you CHEVROLET • MERCURY • LOTUS • TOYOTA "W e did not play as well as we're At San Antonio, Texas, Johnny pony football team routed The championship game is set for Sunday at the the New Haven Raves, eD Cusano, scott Ebreo wicz scored the lone Tiger well for the Tigers, who word your ad for best capable of playing, but we played Moore had 18 assists, George Gervin finished 4-5 for the season. PONTIAC • SAAB • MASERATI * VOLKSWAGEN UConn field. 38-0, Sunday here at Her- and Erick Gilnack also TD and was also a defen- response. 643-2711. extremely good defense the entire scored 32 points and Artis Gilmore was AMC • AUDI • MAZDA * VOLVO • JEEP • BMW gam e," he said. "Their press threw off . tough on the boards as the Spurs broke rick Park. Alfano had 181 yards Bonnett wins Atlanta 500 . our tempo and our offense was a little a three-game losing streak. Seattle MERCEDES BENZ • RENAULT • NISSAN rushing on 17 carries and ] shaky. But any time you can hold a played most of the second half without PEUGEOT • CHRYSLER • FERRARI x * OPEL HAMPTON. Ga. — A change to a qualifying scored two TDs on runs of team like Atlanta under 90 points forward Danny Vranes, who was setup on Neil Bonnett's Chevrolet during his final 30 and 2yards. Solmonson you've done a good job." ejected with Spurs forward Gene pit stop gave the Hueytown, Ala;, driver the boost also produced two touch- he needed to siip past Buddy Baker with two laps Dominique Wilkins' baseline jumper Banks for fighting. Gus Williams led to start the third period pulled Atlanta downs, on runs of 10 and 95 STEVE CASSANO the Soncis with 26 points and 10 assists. remaining and win the Atlanta Journal 500. yard^ the latter on a pass to 4,5-43. But the Hawks never got closer "W e just bumped heads," Banks Sponsored By the following "Basically, we fixed the car for a qualifying lap interception return. on the last pit stop, " Bonnett said Sunday after as the Bucks, behind the shooting of said. "The game got heated up and we earning $36,975 at the Atlanta International Junior Bridgeman and Kevin Grevey, just got upset at each other. He's an Glen Sherman added a Participating Dealers Raceway. jumped to an 11-point advantage and a intense player, especially with his size. 5-yard TD run for Bolton. "W e took all the bite out of the car, put a set of 73-65 lead after the quarter. I thought he was getting a little bit out John Little, Matt Freiheit A N D E IS O N'S AMOCO GIL'S AUTO SERVICE tires on we could run fast for three or four laps. I "W e were content to play at their of hand but it's all just part of th e. and Solmonson added con- CARES 770 MAIN ST. 262 BOSTON TPKE. knew when they dropped the green flag I had to go tempo," said Milwaukee coach Don game." versions on three passes MANCHESTER, CT 06040 (BEAUTIFUL DOWNTOWN BOLTOIj by him immediately or the tires were going to go Nelson. "It seemed we had to struggle Trail Blazers 122, Suns 96 from QB David all night. Atlanta pressed us and when At Portland, Ore., rookie Clyde Boisoneau. away." ABOUT RECREATION! B A M A C U F F ^ AMOCO G R O OT'S AUTO M OTIV E SERVICE Bonnett's dash for the checkered flag with that happens you have to be patient — Drexler scored 18 points and Jim Rodney Wilson and 555 EAST MIDDLE TPKE. 7 308 WEST MIDDLE TPKE. and we certainly were. We prepared for Paxson added 20 to pace Portland. John Adams played well Baker's Ford was set up by the final caution flag MANCHESTER. CT. 06040 MANCHESTER, CT. 06j040 it and attacked it very well. We had a Calvin Natt (33) of the Blazers battles the Suns’ Larry Nance (22) 0 NEW PROGRAiAS with eight laps to go .in the 328-lap race. At that Phoenix, which made 22 turnovers, was offensively and Solmon- STEVE HAS WORKED time. Bobby Allison had at least a three-second game plan in mind and we carried it off led by rookie Rod Foster with 16 points and an unidentified Phoenix player for a rebound in NBA game son. Little^Tony Alfano PLANNED OR BEING lead over Bonnett and appeared headed for an extremely well." and Maurice Lucas and Larry Nance Sunday night in Portland, Ore. and Boisoneau defen- HARD FOR: D O N wmis GARAGC H O U Y W O O O SHELL "Their team defense was excellent," with 13 each. sively for the 7-1-1 *N « w toccar (■•Ids at Kannady Road STUDIED: 18 MAIN ST. . 342 EAST CENTER ST. easy win. MANCHESTER, CT. 06040 But when the caution flag came out for a wreck Bulldogs. Expandad Soltball ProgramlorWo- MANCHESTER, CT. 00040 'wCharlar Oak Park Improvamanta : men in the fourth turn and Allison turned his Buick BOlton hosts Coventry M cCANN'S TEX ACO onto pit road, he ran over some debris and cut a Sunday at 1 p.m. in its WCraallon ol tha Manchaatar Sporta “Over 40" Man'a Soltball program GERICH'S SERVICE STATIO N tire, which threw him into the inside pit wall. The Sinking Giants are next for Lions tonight next outing. 630 CENTER ST. Hall of Fama 1082 TOLLAND ST. MANCHESTER, CT. 06040 brush with the wall affected the car's handling The Bolton midget ‘A ’ Man’e Soccer Laaguy MANCHESTER. CT. 06040 and Allison had to settle for third. PONTIAC, Mich. (U PI) — The New York Giants what we're preparing for.” defensive end because of a bad back. Tight end Zeke football team capped an wRacani major improvamanta -at may be sinking, but the Detroit Lions don’t want to be The Giants have two trouble spots — quarterback Mowatt is also questionable because of a foot injury. unbeaten season Sunday Qloba Hollow Pool BoccI and ShulflaboLd lor Senior M CH OL'S MANCHESTER TM E Free agent draft today underneath when they land. and defensive line. "Their defensive line has had Injuries,” Clark said. ,with a 52-0 win over Clllzena \; 205 BROAD ST. New York brings a 2-6-1 record into tonight's Phil Simms went oiit early this season with a "That’s an area where we have to beat them,They’ve Hebron. ‘A ’ winds up 9-0-0 ALIghla at tha Morlarly Baaaball Flald MANCHESTER, CT. 06040 Flag Football League NEW YORK — For sale; one magnificent silver nationally televised game at the Silverdome but the dislocated thumb on his throwing hand and Jeff got a pretty young defensive line.” and will meet an opponent bat, a little worn around the edges but still very Giants are without a win in their last five games. Rutledge was lost with a dislocated knee against If Clark decides to run on the Giants, he may have to be determined on Sun- Expandad cuHural and axardaa pro- New exerclaa and fltnaaa tralla productive. Cost; About $1.5 .million per year; Detroit, which lost four in a row a month ago, has 1 1 B 8 the equipment. day, Nov. 20, for the price negotiable. bounced back with three wins in four games to raise New York didn't sign a backup for Scott Brunner at- Eastern Connecticut grama. AtcoA Auto For sale; one golden arm, not quite as shining its record to 4-5 — the same mark that got the Lions quarterback until Wednesday, when it inked veteran Rookie fullback James Jones has gained 382 yards Football Conference VOTE DEMOCRAT as it once was but still a thing to behold. For sale; into the playoffs last season but which wasn’t good ■Tom Owen. on 107 rushes — and added 314 with 29 passes — while championship. About $1.5 million per year; price negotiable. enough to do the same for the Giants. But if something happens to Brunner, Owen’s running back Billy Sims is back after recovering from Brad Marandino had Steve Cassano will work to maintain the programs we have, Major league baseball conducts its eighth "T h ey’re a better team than Um If recond is," tt0i«ltKl|i«M'tlie Giants’ playbookonly may consist of a broken hand. Sims picked up 91 yards in 19 rushes two touchdowns and Aa- annual re-entry draft today and the above Detroit coach Monte Clark insisted on the eve of the sometlllng like handoff left, handoff right and against Chicago last week and how has 281 yards In 66 ron Allbrio three to pace and to expand into other areas that Increase recreational opportu- 226 Spruce St. CHAMPION mentioned items, belonging to Rod Carew.and game, a rematch of New York’s 13-6 triumph over everyone go deep. rushes this season. the Tigers. Marandino nltites for all of the citizens of Manchester. He can’t do it without Rich Gossage, respectively, can be had if major Detroit last Thanksgiving Day. Clark knows something about that because h f went Detroit stands 10th in the NFC on offense but will be tossed 38 ayrds to Lai\ce through a similar situation in 1979^ when the Uons Manchester, Conn. NOTHING SPARKS league baseball owners are willing to dig deep "T h ey’ve been ahead in several games at going against the 12th-ranked defense — although Albert for another score your support on November 8th. LIKE A CHAMPION into their vaults. halftime,” Clark said, “ and they played well against were 2-14. New York is far worse against the pass (13th) thanjn and T.J. Alibrio tossed a . * ' '' They are the most expensive items among a list Dallas. New York has backup defensive tackle Jerome stopping the run, (4th). 23-yarder to Wade Cassels PAID FOR BV STEVE CASSANO'S RE-ELECTION COMMITTEE, PAUL ROS8ETTO, TREAS. of 45 available free agents. ’ “ I ’m sure they want to show the country they are Sally starting for Jim Burt, on injured reserve with a New Yorkk coach'Bill Parcells has the eighth best for a TD. Cassels added a 643-9591 better team than they’ve showed so far. At least that's back injury, and George Martin questionable at offense going against the No. 10 defense in the NFC. conversion as did Aaron s 12 - MANCHKSTKR HEHALD. Monday. Nuv. 7, I9«3 MANCHKSTKH HKHAUJ. Monday N /. 7, 1983 - U_ Scoreboard ■r

SOUTHEASTERN •••••••••••••••••••••• Saints 27. Falcons 10 .Trail Blazers 122. Suns 98 Colts 17. Jets 14 Bengals55.0llersl4 Conforenco All Oomeo Home WLTPhOP WLTPtaOP FOCUS/ Georgia 5 00133 81 I 01 230111 Atlanta 010 • J-W Football Baltimore 3 0 7 7—17 cincmnoti 2410 14 7—ss Auburn 4 00141 89 I 1 0166 152 LuSs^JIli***! 13, Nonce ’3, Houiton 0 0 014—14 New Orleans 0 7 7 11—17 20277163 NY Jets 0 0 7 7—14 Second Alabama 4 1 0 105 109 8 Edwards 3-10 2-4 8, Davis M'T* •••••••••••••••••••••• First FIrit Tehn. 2 1 0 75 77 2 0198 105 1-9 2-2 8, wesfphol 1-2 7-89, High 0-2 O-M, Cln-JohnsonSrun (Breech kick),4:34 All-Andrews 1 run (Luckhurst kick), Florida 3 2 0 125 77 2 1 213 127 Balt-FG Allegre 4Z 9:46 Cln-Collinsworlh 14 pass from Ander- 4:07 Third Atl-FG Luckhurst 43,11:24 Kentckv 2 70 80117 2 1 205 183 Here’s help NFL standings son 5 0 139 222 NYJ-Jones 50 pass from Todd (Leahy NO-W. Wilson 5 run (Andersen kick). Miss. 2 2 0 59114 kick). 2:38 (Breech kick), 6:14 Miss. St 0 40 50 111 7 0 138 229 NohV^So V*Thomeson 113 « K AfiMTlcon Conftrmc* Balt-Dickey 1 run (Allegrekick). 12:02 CIn-FG Breech 44, 8:51 ' LSU 0 50 88131 6 0 205 201 Cooper 7-9 04) 14, Paxson_8-11 « » , T raditioh CIn-Johnson 1 run (Breech kIckK 14:51 Third 7 0 149 217 Volenflne44)1-29,LeverS41313,Corr6-10 East Fourth N(M3a|an 9run (Andersen kick), 8:42 Vandrbit 0 50 89131 < Pct. PF PA Bolt-DIckev 25 poss from Pogel Second ATLANTIC COAST 3-3 11, Lom o 1-7 12 4, Norris (FI 6- 8 A CIn-Johnson 1 run (Browner pass from Fourth Conference All Oomes Ml6ml .700 219 164 (Allegre kick). 0:48 NO-Young 19 pass from D. Wilson Drexler 8-10 16 Ver»toevwtW y 5, on surviving Baltimore .600 183 211 NYJ-Jones 10 pass from Todd (Leahy Krelder), 8:57 W L T PtS OP W L T PtS OP Plot rowskl04)(M)0.Tofals48d826-37122. CIn-FG Breech 29, 13:09 (kick foiled), 2:35 Marvind 4 00125 85 7 20 235188 Buffalo .600 180 203 kick). 6:16 NO-Golon 11 run (Andersen kick), 11:15 Phoenix New Englond .500 220 196 A-53.323 Third No. Car. 3 1 0 138 73 20286144 Portland 1115 31 H I M returns to A-87,082 • NY Jets .400 208 202 CIn—Wilson 1 run (Breechklck),7:23 Duke 2 2 0 98 123 7 0 192 290 Three-point goal — F®***'- *:®*'*i? Bal NYJ CIn—W illiam s 59 fumble refurn GoTech 2 2 0 98 107 7 0 149 253 out—None. Total toul^ Phoenix 30, Central (Breech < Pittsburgh 8 2 0 .800 253 168 First downs 15 18 Virginia 2 30iai38 4 0 235 228 Portlond 29. the winter Cleveland 5 5 0 .50Q» 202 241 Rushes-yards 41-132 27—102 kick), 14:18 Rams 21.Bears 14 N.C. St. 1 30 78103 6 0 204190 (Nance 8), Portland 47 Cincinnati 4 6 0 .400 225 195 Passing yards 99' 196 Fourth Wake For 1 4 0117 189 6 0 224 232 Assists—Phoenix 20 (AdamsS) ,Pc^lond Hou—Smith 31 pass from Luck (Kempf 1 1 264 180 Houston 0 10 0 .000 166 301 Sacks by-yords 4—31 4—30 V-CImsnV-V>MII9M W 0 00 W V 0s» 0w 27 (Volentine 7), Tertnicol—Lucas. Yule cards West Return yards 19 100 kick), 3:45 Chicago 0 0 7 7—14 (y-lnellgible ter cent, title) A—12,666. LA Roiders 7 3 0 .700 270 224 Passes 9—17—0 22—39—2 CIn—KInnebrew 3 run (Breech kick), LA Rams 0)4 0 7—11 By Patricia McCormack Denver 6 4 0 .600 172 174 Punts 7—41.0 4—37.3 11:31 Socond By Moggie Jackson Seottle 6 4 0 .600 246 225 Fumbles-lost 2—0 2—2 Hou—Brown 1 run (Kempf kick), 14:28 LA-DIckerson 7 run (Nelson kick), Bucks 97. Hawks 94 United Press International United Press International Kansas City 4 6 0 .400 202 186 Penoltles-yords 5—40 6—45 A—39,708 13:54 Son Diego 3 7 0 300 224 278 Time of possession 32:02 27:58 LA-Oennord 21 pass from Ferro- Basketball Notional Conference Individual Statistics gomo ATLANTA (84) Cadillacs are back. Mink coats are in again. And From the ski slopes to the skatin' pond and RUSHING — Baltimore-Dickey 15-48. Roundfleld 113 9-11 15, Wilkins 44 14 Eost (Nelson kick), 15:00 10, Rollins 4-5 1-2 9, Davis 18 04) 4, holiday greeting cards are fancier. points in between winter mixes fun with fury w L T Pct. PF PA McMillan 16-47, Pogel 5-22. N. Williams Third As consumers flock back to the luxury goods Dallas 9 1 0 .900 318 215 1-7, S t a r k 1-8. N Y J e ts - C r u t c h fl e l d 10-31. Cowboys 27. Eagles 20 Chl-McMohon 18 pass from Payton Johnson 02 00 0, Rivers 15 2-3 8, Brown Washington 8 2 0 .800 339 218 Hector 7-29, Todd 2-26. Harper 7-13, (Thomas kick), 9:33 1-5 1-4 3, Glenn O il 04) 16, Hastings 03 market, they are also investing in high-quality, that includes such woes as hypothermia, Philadelphia 4 6 0 .400 158 194 Dlerklng 1-3. Fourth NBA standings 1-2 1, WIttman 4-9 00 8, Hill 2-6 4-4 8, traditional Christmas cards. PASSING—Balt Imore-Pagel 9-17-0— Dollos 01010 7—27 Pinone 1-3 00 2. Totals 31712030 14. frostbite, and a bumper crop of common Sf. Louis 3 6 1 .350 205 314 LA-DIckerson 1 run (Nelsonkick),0:57 During the 1982 recession people bought cheap, NY Giants 2 6 1 .278 166 214 129. Philadelphia 7 1 3 7— 20 Chl-McMohon 4 run (Thomas kick), MILWAUKEE (97) colds. FIrsf EcBtern Conference Johnson 7-10 00 14, Lister 111 16 IX Ctfltral NY Jets-Todd 22-39-2—227. 7:48 Aftontlc OIvNIon simple ’ cards or did not send any. This year Minnesota 6 4 0 .600 227 242 RECEIVING— Baltimore-T. Porter 2- Phil-Quick 20 pass from Ja- A-53,0)0 Lanier 58 20 IZ Archibald 15 OI 6. Whether you go snowmobiling or just stare through worskl W L Pcf. OB Moncrief 1018 78 27, Cotchlngs 02 1-2 1, .consumers are willing to splurge for high-quality, Green Bay 5 5 0 .500 275 288 46, Boston 4 1 .800 binoculars at the birds outside, surviving the season Detroit 4 5 0 .444 202 188 Dickey 2-36, Sherwin 2-19. M cM illan 2-13. (Franklin kick), 5:03 Brldoeman 4-13 00 1, Pressev 1-2 1-2 3, costly styles, manufacturers said. fPi Bouzo 1-15. NY Jets-Walker 7-66, Sgcond Phllodelphio 4 1 .800 Criss 1-3 14 4, Breuer 1-1 3-4 5, (irevev without incident depends on using common sense and Chlcogo 3 7 0 .300 184 219 Now Jersey 3 2 .600 "What has impressed me is a return to traditional Tampa Bov 1 9 0 .100 158 239 Dlerklng 4-31, Harper 2-7, Gaffney 2-26, Phll-FG Fronklin 19,1:38 15 00 4. Totals 3178 1133 97 heeding accident prevention and health tips. Dal-FG Septlen 39,11:15 New York 2 3 .400 AHontO 19 M M 19-84 elegance," says Martin Dash, president of the New West Jones 4-77, Shuler 3-20. Washington 1 4 .200 Here is a winter survival primer from the American Son Francisco 6 4 0 .600 278 204 Missed field goal: New York, Leahy 49. Dal-Newsome 12 poss from D. White Collage lootball standings Milwaukee M 18 M 24—97 York-based American Artists Group Inc. and a (Septlen kick), 14:24 Central Division Fouled out—None. Total fouls— Medical Association, the National Safety Council and New Orleans 6 4 0 .600 230 213 Atlanta 3 2 .800 35year veteran in the business. "The Christmas LA Rams 6 4 0 .600 222 214 Third Atlonta other sources, including, on occasion, word of mouth Dal-FG Septlen 23, 3:31 MAJOR INDEPENDENTS Milwaukee 3 2 .800 24, Milwaukee 27. Rebounds— Atlonta 37 card is getting to look more like a Christmas card." Atlanta 4 6 0 .400 200 212 T PtS OP Detroit 2 3 .400 — the way the chicken noodle soup prescription for a Sunday's Resulfs Patriots 21. Bills 7 Dal-Dorsett29run (Septlen kick), 8:22 W L (Roundfleld II), Mllwaukee48 (Cot chlngs ^ "W e will see a return to a formal type of card, Phll-FG Franklin 37,13:06 Holy Cross 0 1 273 129 Indlona 2 3 .400 11). Assists—Atlanta 11 (Rivers 6), common cold got around. PIftsbureh 28, San DIeoo 3 Cleveland 2 4 .333 away from casual, humorous depictions ... one that Tampa Bay 17, Minnesota 12 Fourth Miami, Fla 1 0 2 8 5 9 0 Milwaukee 28 (Archibald 11) .Technical— Hanging out in the house, by the way, does not Buffalo 0 0 0 7— 7 Dal-T. Hill 18 pass from D. White Boston College 1 0 258 130 Chicago 1 3 .250 Atlanta coach Fratello. A—9,316. seems to express a lot of people's feelings about the New Orleans 27, Atlanta 10 Now Englond 0 14 7 (L~21 2 0 232 81 Western conference provide a sanctuary or guarantee of sailing to spring Dallas 27, Philadelphia 20 (Septlen kick), 13:09 Virginlo Tech holiday," Dash said. Second Phil-G. Young 71 pass from Joworskl So. Mississippi 2 0 213 90 Midwest Division troublefree. A storm that cuts off power can plunge Cincinnati 55, Houston 14 NE-Colllns4ajn (Stdnfortklck) 2:09 (Franklin kick), 13:36 Pittsburgh 2 0 203 108 w L Pct. OB people, especially the elderly, into a shivery state that 7 Green Bov 35, Cleveland 21 NE-C. Weathers 40 pass from Grogon 2 0 251 139 4 2 .667 — New England 21, Buffalo 7 A-71,236 West Virginia Dalios - Spurs ISZ.SonIcs 115 M ANUFACTURERS CREDIT the popularity of (Steinfort kick) 12:38 Notre Dame 3 0 245 102 Denver 3 2 .600 Va the high-priced line to an improved economy and to leads to hypothermia — a life-threatening lowering of L.A. Raiders 28, Kansas CItv 20 Third 3 0 221 288 2 2 .500 1 Balfimore 17, N.Y. Jets 14 East Carolina Utah body heat. NE-C. Weathers 58 pass from Grogan Colgate 3 0 284 191 Houston 2 3 .400 IVa SEATTLE (115) the changing tastes of women, who buy 90 percent of Seattle 27, Denver 19 (Sfeinfort kick) 6:18 3 0 323 239 Kansos Citv 2 3 .400 IVa Vranes 4-5 4-5 1Z Chambers 17 17 7, Even without a power disruption, elderly persons Woshlngton 45, St. Louis 7 Florida State Slkmo 18 56 11, Williams 118 112 26, the 7 billion greeting cards sold every year in Fourth Penn State 4 0 249 248 Son Antonio 2 4 .333 2 can slip into hypothermia as a result of keeping the L.A. Rams 21, Chicago 14 Buff-Brammer 1 pass from Ferguson Stealers 26. Chargars 3 Pacific Division Wood 112 13 18, Hawes 4-7 1-2 9, America. Miami 20, San Frandsco 17 Cincinnati 4 1 188 177 house at around 60 degrees to cut down the fuel bill. (Danelo kick) 10:59 Memphis State 4 0 175 174 Portland 4 2 .667 — Bradley 1-1 04) 2, King 57 2-5 1Z Although the average price has not risen, this Monday's Game A-42r604 2 .600 Va Sundvold 59 12 12, Brown 13 04) 0, The older person's mechanism for sensing a drop in N.Y. Giants at Detroit, 9 p.m. Sun Diogo 0 1 0 0— 1 South Carolina 5 0 189 198 Golden State 3 year consumers are willing to pay up to $6 per card NE Syracuse 5 0 130 174 San Diego 3 2 .600 Va McCray 2-413 6. Totals 4179 214511S. his or her own bodily temperature gradually loses its Sunday, November 13 19 Pitttburgh 17 1 1 1—18 8 0 208 218 Los Angeles 2 2 .500 1 SAN ANTONIO (131) and $15 per box for holiday greetings. Buffalo at N.Y. Jets, 1 p.m. First downs Flrif Tulane Banks 58 04) 10, Mitchell 10-19 4-5 24, sensitivity. Ru^es-yards 41— 199 Rutgers 8 0 185 199 Seattle 3 3 .500 1 The top of the lines will feature glossy motifs in CIndnnatl at Kansas CItv, 1 P.m. 251 Plf-Abercromble 8 run (Anderson 8 0 140 220 1 3 .250 Gilm ore 7-9 111 22, Moore 48 13 10, At the opposite end of the temperature range, Detroit of Houston, 1 p.m. Passing yards kick),' Richmond Phoenix deep red and rich evergreen colors, cards that are Sacks by-yards 2— 13 Louisville 8 0 143 282 Sunday's Results Gervin 119 1415 31 Jones 47 04) 8, people can deal themselves trouble with an electric Green Bav at Minnesota, 1 p.m. Return yords 58 1:17 7 0 153 223 San Antonio 132, Seattle 115 Poxson 1-3 04) Z Roberts 13 04) 4, "m ore than paper and ink," said Kathleen Felix, of MIomI ot New England, 1 p.m. PIt-FG Anderson 45,10:39 Navy McNamara 45 04) 8, Edmonson 59 12 blanket, heating pad, stove or a fireplace not used Passes 20 -^ -4 15—28— 2 7 0 - 1 2 3 211 Milwaukee 97, Atlanta 84 the Washington, D.C.-based Greeting Card Philadelphia at Chicago, I p.m. PIt-BlounI 8 fumble return (Ander- Temple 1Z Totals 51-90 3036 13Z Punts 7— 45.0 6— 39.7 Army 0 120 224 Portland 122, Phoenix 98 Association. with safety on the mind. Seattle at St. Louis, 1 p.ni. Fumbles-lost 0—0 4— 2 son IVY LEAGUE Monday's Games SeoHle M M 3)23-1)5 With an electric blanket, the Safety Council says, Tompa Bov of Cleveland, 1 p.m. kick), 13:19 Son Antonio 36 37 M 17—IM Last Christmas the most popular cards depicted nostalgic in design, portraying traditional scenes of owned a farmhouse." Dash said. Penoltles-yords 10— 92 10— 139 Conference All Gomes No Games Scheduled read directions before operating, follow directions. Pittsburgh at Baltimore, 2 p.m. Time of possession 25:45 34:15 Second W L T PtS OP W L T PfS OP Tuesikiv's Games Fouled out—W illiam s. Total doves and other images of peace, in response to the snowy forests, red barns and fields. Dallas at Son Diego, 4 p.m. SD-FG Benlrschke39,4:18 fouls— Further, don’t bunch up the blanket, lay heavy objects Denver at L JV. Raiders, 4 p.m. Individual Stotlstlcs PIt-FG Anderson 30,11:24 Penn 4 0 I 132 88 5 2 1 187 182 Milwaukee of New York, 7:35 p.m. crises in the Falklands, Poland, Iraq and Lebanon, "The cards have an association with peace and THE FIRST AM ERICAN Christmas card was the R U S H IN G — B u ffa lo -C rib b s 9-39, Dartmth 4 0 1 121 70 4 3 1 184145 Son Dlegoot Washington, 7:35p.m. Seattle 27, San Antonio 38. Rebounds— New Orleans at San Francisco, 4 p.m. Third Seattle 29 (SIkma 5), San Antonio 5) Ms. Felix said. quiet of an earlier era, even though the people using brainchild of a Boston printer, who decided to on it, fold it. Turn heat level down or off if you feel t<» Washington at N.Y. Giants, 4 p.m. Moore Harvard 3 1 1 103 81 4 2 2 144133 Boston at Indiana, 7:35 p.m. hot. Never kick it to the foot of the bed. 5-38. Leaks 3-0. New England-Colllns 21- Pit-FG Anderson 49, 8:32 Brown 2 2 1 90 95 2 5 1 137194 Kansas City at Chicago, 8:35p.m. (Gilmore 10). Assists— Seattle 24 (Wil- The most popular cards in 1983 are expected to be the cards have never lived in the country, never expand his greeting card line by printing "M erry Monday, November 14 Fourth liams 10), Son Antonio 24 (Moore 18). Reading and heeding operating directions are the L.A. Rams at Atlanta, 9 p.m. 100, van Eeghen 12-55, Tatupu 6-22, Princetn 2 3 0 118 119 4 4 0 234217 Portland at Houston, 8:40 p.m. Christmas" on postcards decorated with his Morgon 1-13, Grogan 1-9. PIt-FG Anderson 4Z 0:53 ColumbI 1 3 1 88 148 1 52 178 290 Los Angeles at Denver, 9:40 p.m. Technicals — Seattle coach Wilkins, A-58,191 McRoy, Hawes, Vranes (elected). Banks favorite motif of Killarney roses. safe way to use a heating pad or heating stove, too. PASSING— Buffalo-Ferguson 20-48-4- Cornell 1 3 1 71 83 1 8 1 98 232 Phoenix at Seattle, 10:30 p.m. Fireplace safety, meanwhile, starts by having the Haidars 28, Chlels 20 19- Yale 0 5 0 70 129 0 8 0 103 235 Atlanta at Golden State, 10:35 p.m. (elected). A —7,558. After testing his wares in England. Louis Prang chimney and fireplace checked by an expert before 9. New England-Grogan 15-28-2-251. introduced his 25-cent holiday greeting to Ameri- R E C E IV IN G — B u ffalo -Le w is 5-57, Card designs reflect trends starting it up for the season. Le* Angeles 7 0 0 21—^28 Brom- cans in 1875. Within five years he was publishing 5 Kensdl CItv 0 8 7 7—20 mer 2-9, Hunter 2-29, Mosley 5-52, NASCAR results million cards a year Always use a screen when there’s a fire in the First Franklin 1-14, Moore 4-29, Dawkins 1-9. KANSAS CITY, Mo. (DPI) — Christmas card He thinks new Sunbelt residents choose the cards fireplace. Otherwise, sparks may land on a rug or LJV-HawkIns 15passfrom Wilson (Bohr New Englond-Morgan 4-67, Collins 2-20, Scenic designs with standard images of trees and person, possibly setting either or both on fire. kick), 7:57 Ramsey 3-37, C. Weathers 2-98, van designs often reflect significant trends and lifestyle to show their new environment to family and friends wreaths came into vogue in the late 19th century and Second Eeghen 2-31, Tatupu 1-6, Grogan 1-mlnus Attonfg Journol SOO Means, Chevrolet, 311. 19, changes. back in the North and the East. have been passed down from year to year almost KC-FG Lowery 54, 14:04 8. Tom Gale. Ford, 310. 20, Kyle A few with western scenes were introduced last All but one offer traditional holiday wishes. The KC-FG Lowery 48, 14:54 Missed field goals: Buffalo, Danelo 24; Petty, Pontiac, 308. unchanged. Keeping warm N At Homptony Qo., Nov. Third New England, Steinfort 46. 21, D .K . U lr ic h , C h evrolet. year by the nation's largest greetings exception pictures a mesa on the cover and a Navajo KC-Brown 1 run (Lowery kick), 12:23 303. 22, Mike Potter, Pon- manufacturer. prayer on the beauty of the earth. The message "W e have had the same line for 45 years and we Your mother was right when she told you to bundle Fourth I, Neil Bonnett, Chevrolet. HERAID don't plan on changing it," said a designer at 328 lops, 137.641 mph. 2. Buddy tioc, 280. 23, Cole Yarbo- They were such a hit that a new line of IS cards inside reads: "M ay every happiness be yours at this up. Layer on clothing, preferably woolen. Dr. Ralph LA-Allen 1 run (Bohr kick), 2:43 rough, Chevrolet, 258. 24, Caspar!, a New York company. “ We are seeing KC-K. Thomos 2 pass from Kennev Redskins 45. Cardinals 7 Baker, Ford, 328. 3, Bobby called Western Images is being introduced for 1983, beautiful season." Goldman, of the U.S. Army Research Institute of Allison, Bulck, 328. 4, Terry Delma Cowart, Bulck, 233.25, SERVWG AMEnCA more and more people going toward the traditional (Lowerv kick), 7:44 Lobonte, Chevrolet, 327. 5, Benny Persons, Chevrolet, FROMTYC Classified says Hallmark executive David Le Moine. Others show a wild horse, cactus flowers, Environmental Medicine's ergonomic division, ex- LA-Wlllloms 19 pass from Plunkett St. Louts 0 0 7 0— 7 Richard Petty. Pontiac, 3i26.6, 154. 26, Ricky Rudd, Chev- Each depicts a desert or mountain scene in the Mexican pottery and weavings, mountains and route." plains that the the layers trap air that is warmed by (Bahr kick), 11:11 Washington 7 10 21 7—45 rolet, 148. 27, Rick Baldwin, LA-Martln40lnterceptlonretum (Bohr Bill Elliott, Ford,325.7,Morgan western United States. cabins. Caspar! and other card publishers began the body, providing insulation. Another advantage to First Shepherd, Bulck, 324. 8, Chrysler, 142.28, Phil Parsons, 643-2711 kick), 14:57 Wosh-Dedn recovered fumble In end Oeon Combs, Oldsmoblle, Chevrolet, 122. 29, Tim Rich- "Our research has shown that 60 percent of all the One whimsical card pictures a prairie dog family designing I983's snowy scenes in the hot summer of wearing layers is that you can remove a layer or two A-75,497 zone (Moseley kick), 12:13 324. 9, Darrell Waltrlp, mond, Pontloc. 120. 30, Joe in the desert. The family is leaving a plate of tacos 1982. At that time, designers pooled their artistic Ruttman, Pontiac, 97. people who moved last year moved to this area of — from the outside in — if you become too warm. This Second Chevrolet, 323.10, Jody Ridley, for Santa next to a cactus hung with Christmas tree instincts with the company's extensive demogra- Bugs 17. Vikings 12 Wosh-Riggins 2 run (Moseley kick), Chevrolet, 323. the country," Le Moine said. He is product manager allows excess body heat to escape. 5:10 31, D ic k B ro o k s , F o r d , 84. of packaged, seasonal cards. lights, two stockings and one cowboy boot. phic and marketing research. The best fabrics for cold weather dress are loosely Wosh-FG Moseley 42 II, Trevor Bovs, Chevrolet, 3Z J.D. McDuffie, Pontiac, woven and natural fibers — wool or cotton. They trap Tampa Bay 0 7 7 3—17 Third 323. 12, Lake Speed, Chev- 66. 33, D a le E a rn h a rd t,F o rd , Minnesota 7 2 0 1—12 Wosh-Koufman 70 Interception re- rolet, 321. 13, Dave Morels, 49. 34, Eddie ..Blerschwale, air better than tightly woven ones. The outside shell is First turn O ld s m o b lle , 321. 14, Bulck, 46. 35, Ron Bouchard, an exception. It should be light, tightly woven and Min-Brown 1 run (RIcordo kick), 11:18 (Moseley kick), 1:17 Buddy Arrington, Bulck, 30. 36, Donnie Allison, ..rn «.rn windproof. Second St.L-R. Green 23 poss from Lomax Chrysler, 320. 15, Bob Pontiac, T’ 37, Harry Gont, Mln-Sofetv, Sendlein recovered (O'Donoghue kick), 4:00 Senneker, Pontloc, 319.»16, B u lc k , 21. 38, G reg Wool doesn't pack down when it gets wet; Even blocked Wash-RIggins 2 run (Moseley kick), Sterling Marlin, Chevrolet, Sacks, Chevrolet, 3. 39, Joe when it gets wet it holds warmth, but when clothing punt In end zone, 4:14 Booher, Bulck, Z 40, Blackle DONNA Squirrels right at home in your chimney 5:55 TB-Looan54run(Capece kick),2:29 319. 17, K e n R ag an , C h ev- MERCIER insulated with down gets wet, the insulating effect is Wash-Evans 1 run (Moseley kick),9:51 rolet, 319. 18, Jimmy Wongerin, Ford,0. Third Fourth lost. V ' TB-Wllder7Sron(Capecekick),7:4) Wosh-Gloquinto 1 run (Moseley kick), Mittens are warmer than gloves. They have less Fourth 11:30 TB-FGCapece 29,12:57 A-51,380 ^ to Manchester's QUESTION; Squirrels seem to love my chimney. fireplace opening. A fireplace with a 3-foot by 3-foot surface exposed. Woolen mittens are best. Mln-FG RIcordo 21, 9:34 face would consume 450 cubic feet of room air per Wear woolen socks and put boots over shoes on A-59,239 We have some very tall oak trees with overhanging branches near the house. I don't know if they have a minute! Using a fireplace increases the heating needs snowy or rainy days — waterproof boots, if boots alone Seahawks 27. Broncos 19 are worn. Dolphins20.49ar817 nest in the chimney or if they would even build a nest Clean Sweep of the house by increasing the outside air infiltration We Need— Board of Directors there. Would they? rate. " I f your feet are cold, put a hat on" — a saying — is Denver 0 3 6 10 -19 Here are five ways to make your open fireplace good advice. Fifty percent of the body heat can be lost Miami 7 7 3 1—20 Seottle 6 014 7—27 through the head. The best cold weather lid: a knit Son Frondtco 7 7 0 3—17 First Experienced. Business People, ANSWER: They sure would. Squirrels love Greg Allaire more efficient: First Seo-FG Johnson 42, 4:41 chimneys, particularly a furnace flue with an Build full-size fires. wool hat that can be pulled down over the ears. SF—Clark 39 poss from Montana Seo-FG Johnson 18,14:08 Who Have The COMMON unscreened rain cap on top. What more could a Have long-lasting fires. A long woolen scarf, teamed with the hat, can be (Wersching kick), 9:38 Second wrapped loosely to shield mouth, nose and cheeks Mlo—Moore 24 pass from Marino (von NOV. 8tli— ! squirrel ask for? Your chimney offers protection from If the fireplace damper is adjustable, use it at the Den-FG Karlls 38, 4:53 SENSE. Time, and Enthusiasm Schomonn kick), 13:44 Third > the elements, free heat and a safe lookout point. most restrictive setting that does not result in smoke from severe winds and driven snow. Second Seo-Largent 14 pass from Krieg "A Record of Community Squirrels can cause big problems for you. Their spilling into the house. Layering applies to indoor dressing for winter, too. SF—Craig 10 run (Wersching kick), (Johnson kick), 2:03 To Serve Us Weill 10:06 Seo-Johns 30possfrom Krieg (Johnson nests are usually several feet thick in the flue. They ANSWER: Some day, but not until you consider Keep the damper shut when the fireplace is not in Eating regularly helps keep you warm. About a half Mlo— Moore 19 poss from Marino (von kick), 3:46 ElECT HARRY REINHORN, Involvement A Dedicated Service.” can stop your furnace exhaust from exiting safely out other factors. Any chimney that old is probably not use. an hour after the meal, the body starts producing Schomonn kick), 13:66 Den-WInder 1 run (kicked failed), 11:45 Do not have fires on very cold days. more heat — an effect that lasts several hours. Third Fourth DIRECTOR the chimney. Instead, the soot and fumes will vent lined with flue tiles. Your old chimney interior is likely Mlo—FG von Schomonn 35,3:35 Den-FG Kurils 43, 1:00 back into the furnace and basement. In severe cases, to be deteriorated and unsafe for solid fuels. Although Enjoy your fireplace, but don't count on it to do any When dressed in layers indoors, peel off a layer or Fourth Seo-Krleg lOrun (Johnson kick), 5:24 Lever 6 B; Nov. 8th. the soot will blow back with force, possibly coating the it’s possible to reline the inside with one of several heavy-duty heating chores for you. two if you feel too hot — just as you would do with SF— FG Wersching 36,2:26 Den-Watson 25 pass from Elway layers when overheated outdoors. Mlo—FG von Schumann 23,6:26 (Karlls kick), 8:59 REPUBLICAN VOTE REPUBLICAN!!! entire interior ol your home. "Then you woiyt call methods, you may be better off with a new chimney A-57,832 A-61,1B9 Paid (or by: J-L. Swensson, Sr. Paid for by the Mercfer Committee-Pat Cottle, Trees. squirrels cute! / built onto the side of the house. THE W E E K LY TIP : With the cold weather coming, An example of layering (from the inside out): Take preventive action. Climb up to the chimlney top First, have your central heating system checked consider keeping at least one day’s supply of firewood cotton or thermal underwear: cotton or wool slacks, and peer down with the aid of a flashlight. Now go to out. You may have an old, inefficient furnace that inside at room temperature. Starting a fire will be shirt: wool sweater: jacket; coat; windbreaker. the basement and open the furnace flue cleano^door, needs repair or even replacement. Also, button your easier, and you’ll get more heat from the wood. Indoors, stop at the jacket over the sweater. and angle a sm'all hand mirror up in or6e¥to see house up. Look into insulation and storm windows. daylight. ^ Then caulk the cracks. An old drafty house can put a CORRECTION:-’ Last week I answered a question If you do have squirrels in the chimney, be careful, big dent in your budget, no matter what type of fuel about an ^ dealer’s service contract. The last Frostbite REPUBLICAN they can be dangerous. Call a professional to remove you use, sentence ^ould have read, “It’s inexpensive Frostbite is caused by ice crystals forming in fluids them. Then cover the flue openings using hardware insurance!" of the skin and surrounding tissues. Playing or * SELECT ^ cloth screening with quarter-inch squares (four QUESTION: I have readthat a plain open fireplace working outdoors in winter puts you at risk. met squares to the square inch). without glass doors is very inefficient. Is there Editor’s note: If you have a question you would like Early signs: white or grayish-yellow colored skin, anything I can do to cut down on the heat loss? to see answered here, write to Greg Allaire, P.O. Box tingling, 'stinging feeling, or dull aching in exposed QUESTION: My wife and I recently bought a 591, Manchester Herald, Manchester, CT. 06040. For a parts. Numbness comes next — frequently followed GLORIA 110-year-old house that needs extensive repairs. It’s a '>• ANSWER: You're right. Open fireplaces can result personal reply, enclose a stamped, self-addressed by blisters. I FERGUSON big 12-room house with a center chimney and four big in substantial heat losses. A very rough rule of thumb envelope. Greg is a certilied solid fuel safety “ Frostbite is a serious condition and needs urgent DELLAFERA fireplaces. Could we save money by using wood is that an operating open fireplace consumes about 50 t^hnleian, and a member of the National Chimney medical attention," reports the American Medical and/or coal stoves in the existing chimney? cubic feet per minute of air for every square foot of the Sweep Guild. Association Family Medical Guide ($29.95, Random House). "Get the person inside if you can; send for help. 7 tard Of . Shelter the person from the wind, give warm drinks and cover the frozen part with extra clothing or Sucatlon Why does adapter make the radio hum? blankets or warm it against your body. "Do not use direct heat and do not rub. As the November 8th. frostbitten parts warm up, encourage the person to move them gently, but do not let the person walk on QUESTION: I have one of those miniature condition with dust or microdust contamination. It feet that are frostbitten." radio-recorders made by Unitech. It's satisfactory. I will clean them without causing faster aging and Tuck frostbitten hands into the victim ’s armpits have been trying to get an A.C. adapter so that I can without leaving any residue to change the sound. under the coat or immerse them into warm wdter — I A M VERY P R O U D — use it at home without batteries. I have hadlaa twbiw u Stereo Expert A greasy finger print or a spilled soft drink on a lOl-to-103 degrees F. • To be • Lifelong Mencheeter reettfeni end Ihel my temlly hes been here lor S O tflf flATfONt raWTl) record can’t be removed with a moist Disewasher • To have been lOUCATID in Mencheeterg echoolal different adapters but both of them general Cover affected face with dry, gloved hands until brush. It is then necessary to use the Dustbuster • To hive eervloed the people ol Mencheater m a TOWN DNMCTOII from ItTb to 1M 1I unpleasant hum when in use so that it's not possjlislbletoj Jack Bertrand normal color returns. Elevate affected feet or • To have been a concerned citizen who returW l town government lo Its people by lorcing the enjoy the music. technique, which is to flood the record surface with the HUO fM FIM N O U M immerse in warm water. • To have aerved ate member of the UAMON COMKIITTII from ItT t to fM 1 wheo,farmony Do you know of any type of A.C. adapter that can be cleaning solution to soften and wash away the spilled Infants and children may lack the a]>ility or enleted between the Town of Mancheeter end the >1h DietrtctI used with this radio without creating a hum? liquid. This works with theDiscwashercleaner just as knowledge to dress protectively enough to avoid • To stood by the tide of the neighborhood In OFPOtfTION to Multi Circuital well as the Dustbuster. In a stubborn case, clean tap • To hM contrlbutad toward tha aoquialtion ol MOTONCVCLII lor our poliee foroei frostbite. Parents should be sure their children are ANSWER: All of the small A.C. adapters sold for water may be used for the first wash. dressed adequately, following the layering tips. I ahall be equally proud lo aerve My p^int is that both companies are telling the truth our achool children, their perenia, aducatora | this purpose will produce the hum you describe X- THOMAS H. FERGUSON ^ and adminigiratbra whan alecled to tha 7 because they lack the proper filtering circuits to be kept as dry as possible to prevent the vinyl record and it is up to the consumer to know when to use the . Board of Iducatlon produce pure direct current like a battery does. from aging, while Dustbuster says a record should be gentle cleaning method of Disewasher or the brute Hypothermia ^ Republjcan for Selectman ^ played while moist, to prevent static buildup. ' force cleaning method of Dustbuster which can age Sometimes the needed filtering circuits can be Hypothermia happens when body temperatures fall This is only one example of how these two the vinyl faster, but will do a better job of cleaning . added to these small converters with good results, but more than four degrees below the norm of 98.6 degrees ciomp'anies contradict each other on almost every step liquid spills and heavy dirt. . REPRESENTING A FOURTH GENERATION jL the cost may be too much to justify the work. F. This happens when body heat is lost more rapidly, of record care. The only thing they agree on is the type Commercially available power supplies that will than it is produced. Digesting food and muscular FOR DIRECTOR OF SERVICE TO MANCHESTER ^ of cleaning brush to use. How can acustomer like me Editor's note: If you have a question about stereos produce pure direct current are not available in the activity generates body heat. low voltage required by these small radios, as far as I know who to believe? you would like to see answered here, write to: Jack lever 4 B ' T h i a Ad Paid For By Commlllee to Elect Ferguson 3^ GLORIA .DELLAFERA FOR BOARD OF EDUCATION Bertrand, The Stereo Expert, P.O Box 591, death is a possibility if hypothermia persists for know. more than a few hours and anyone whose temperature Paid for by; Committa# To Elact Lou Kocilt, Chsriane Benito, Trees. ' ANSWER: To choose which record cleaner is the > Manchester Herald, Manchester, CT 06040. For a Paid For By; Friends of The Candidate, drops below 90 degrees has from a 17-to-33 oercent Mary Wlllhida, Traaa. William E. Brannick, Treasurer QUESTION: There are two popular manufacturers ’ best for you depends on what kind of dirt and how personal reply', enclose a stamped, self-addressed af of record cleaners that are always contradicting each much of it is on your records. Disewasher record envelope. Jack Bertrand is a licensed technicjpn who ¥-V--y--y.-y.-y. --y.-V- o^er. For example, Disewasher says a record should cleaner is designed mainly for records in good^ lives at 46 Phelps Road in Manchester. ^ Please lum to page IS MANCHKSTKK IlK U AM ). Momiuy v. 7, 1983 - 15 H - MANCHESTER HEKALD, Monday, Nov. 7, 1983 Artists given beiated shows at Met All our medical bills Here’s help Bishop talks tough about nuclear war human life is fundamental to the bishops’ letter. aren’t being covered on surviving By Tracy L. Geoghegan Reilly noted that the church’s stance on nuclear By Frederick AA. WInship Herald Copy Editor war follows the same reasoning as its stance on United Press International abortion. The danger of nuclear war "cannot be wished “ And yet people are surpri.sed that that stuffy NEW Y O R K — The current nationwide QUESTION: My prob- away.” Catholics must resist escapist tendencies old church could come up with something so reassessment of 19th century American the winter lem is my husband. He Is and begin working for peace. liberal and modern," he said. art has inspired simultaneous one-man in and out of the hospital. This was the message delivered by Bishop Reilly stressed that the bishops’ do not endorse exhibitions at the Metropolitan Museum Medicare He has been in six times Daniel P. Reilly of the Norwich diocese, one of unilateral disarmament. "That is the quickest of works by a sculptor and a painter who Continued from page 13 ,since January 1983. We \ five authors of the recent American Bishops' way to bring about what we’ re trying to avoid." were widely acclaimed in their day, then Mailbox are retired, and have Pastoral Letter on Peace, when he spoke to a he said. virtually forgotten. chance of dying, the American Medical Association crowd of 100 Sunday evening at St. Bridget Medicare, Blue Cross and Edith Prague says. "You don’t have to be a pacifist." he said. The shows, which opened this month, Blue Shield 65, but these Church. Anyone can become hypothermic and freeze to “ There can be such a thing as 'just w a r ." are designed to reestablish the reputa- insurances do not cover Reilly’s talk on "M oral Clarity in a 'Nuclear tions of Erastus Dow Paimer (1817-1904), death If exposed to extreme cold without adequate all of the bills. While he Age’’’ was Warmly received by the audience, QUESTIONS from the audience in the second a neo-classical sculptor who worked in protection — layered clothing, keeping dry. was In the hospital, he had most of whom, remained for a question-and- part of the program mainly sought to gain Albany, N.Y., and J. Aiden Weir (1852- The eldeViy are susceptible in le.ss extreme four doctors. Each one on ipy Blue Cross/Blue answer session afterwards. Although some information, rather than to argue with the 1919), a New York Impressionist painter for three (or six) months temperatures — even 60 degrees F. indoors. The charged $300, $400, $380, Shield card, as I can’t get members of the clergy expressed disappointment bishops’ position. best known for his chalky pale for a condition that ex- elderly come down with what is known as "urban $400, plus the hospital bill. any answers that I can with the turnout, the Rev. Philip Sheridan said he John S. Papa, a Manchester attorney, shared landscapes. isted before membership. hypothermia." Now we are just on Social understand from the insu- was pleased by the variety of ages and his experience in Nagasaki during World War II. It is the first one-man show for Paimer Symptoms are the same as those for hypothermia Security and I cannot If your funds are very rance company, and I backgrounds represented. Reilly’s talk excited him, he said, because he had since 1856 and the first major re- striking outdoor types: drowsiness, mental confusion meet all of these bills. I limited and you have no wonder if I should give up never before heard a bishop say all killing and all examination of Weir's work since 1924. and pallor, loss of consciousness. The hypothermic BISHOP DANIEL REILLY was wondering if there is more than $850 in cash the A A R P if I am well R E IL L Y ’S MESSAGE was one of hope Only 25 of Palm er’s sculptures are on victim's feet and hands may feel cold to the touch. . . the moral dimension war are wrong. some other Insurance that assets (Including bonds, enough covered other- tempered with an insistence that Catholics This is a good thing coming out of the nuclear display, but there are 78 of Weir’s oils and Says the AM A: A much more telling sign is a cold I could take out that’s stocks, life insurance; wise. There is no way I cannot trust government to make moral decisions threat. Papa said. Many innocent people have 30 of his works on paper occupying several abdomen. following moral conclusions to help Catholics reasonably priced to help house or ' car does not could meet medical bills about war. They must become involved. Reilly been slaughtered in many wars, but now, because galleries in the museum’s American Those over 60 and at risk for urban hypothermia ure meet the challenge of being peacemakers: cover the balance of these count), you could apply out of my income, so I stressed repeatedly that faith and prayer alone ' advised to take their temperatures frequently during • Under no circumstances may nuclear nuclear weapons have made war so much more Wing. doctors’ bills? for Title 19, the state's want to be sure to be well aren’t enough. “ The idea of being serene is In the case of Paimer, this reevaiuation winter, using a thermometer that measures tempera- weapons be used to destroy population centers. terrifying, the church is openly addressing the —M.F. Medicaid program. Con- covered with insurance. foolish," he said. < is likely to establish him for all time as a UPl photo tures below as well as above normal. (People with • Even retaliatory action which would lake moral questions for the first time. tact your regional office of -E.C.D. "W e’re becoming av^are that we’re at a dead Papa said, also, that he is optimistic to hear a sculptor of significance in the develop- poor eyesight should have a friend or relative read il.)_ innocent lives must be condemned. ANSWER: Pick up the Connecticut Department end — smack up against the wall," Reilly said. bishop whose diocese includes Groton (where ment of American art, although he If a drop is shown in cold weather, sec a doctor. • No first use of nuclear weapons — we do not Simultaneous one-man exhibitions at the Metropoiitan Museum are phone and call each of of Income Maintenance. ANSWER: You proba- "A strong clear moral voice is needed in this General Dynamics’ Electric Boat, the giant previously has been overshadowed by If you find an old person in an early stage of have the right to start a nuclear war. (Our present these doctorq. Ask them to bly will be able to keep world," he said. "That’s why the bishops are submarine-builder, is based) taking such a strong Horatio Greenough, Hiram D, Powers, designed to reestablish the reputations of sculptor Erastus Dow hypothermia, call for medical help. policy in Europe is in violation of this conclusion, take ’ ’Assignm ent,” QUESTION: Last July. this coverage for 39 weeks speaking." Thomas Crawford and William Wetmore Palmer (1817-1904) and painter Aiden Weir (1852-1919). Included in While waiting, do what you cun to warm the person stand for the cause of peace. which means that they I was taken by ambulance when you will go on direct In response to arguments that bishops have no "R e illy said.) slowly. Additional coverings and a warm, non-, • Nuclear deterrence is unacceptable as a One woman wondered when nations would Story. the American art being shown are Palmer’s marble bust of would accept what Medi- from my apartment to the pay to the company. What right and no expertise to address these issues, alcoholic drink may help if the person still is long-term peacekeeping policy. It keeps the arms begin trusting each other, saying: "Someone has Commodore Matthew Galbraith Perry, dated 1859, and Weir's 1884 care allows for their ser- hospital. The fire depart- you have noW to supple- Reilly said: "M orality is the viewpoint to human W E IR ’S REPUTATION, on the other conscious. race escalating, and can be condoned only if to give in and be the first to trust.” vice, and not charge you ment sent the bill to ment your Medicare is a endeavor we voice. If bishops don’t speak for the Reilly corrected her: "Trust alone won’t do it. hand, will not be enhanced by this large oil painting titled "Against the Window." Do not pile on heavy coverings or force the person to negotiations are working toward doing away with any more. They would get Medicare and received Blue Cross 65, a Blue moral dimension, then who will? If bishops don’t, Trust gels you nowhere in negotiation. It’s a exhibition. It tends to underscore the eat or drink. Alsq, do not rub hands or feet roughly in nuclear weapons. paid 80 percent from payment from Medicare. Shield Century 9^, and a then scientists, government, the military, will pragmatic world and our leaders must be limpness of his embrace of the French However, they did not an attempt to restore warmth. speak as moralists." The letter has been distributed to bishops in succumbs to sentimentalization when his Medicare and 20 percent Denial Plan "C ." The 560 For warming up the hypothermic or anyone in cold hard-nosed.” 7 7 Impressionist style. later to bronze bas a boldness lacking in receive payment from every diocese throughout the country, and to to from Blue Shield 85, and and the 060 are Connecti- Every person must begin with himself, Reilly He is definitely an American Impres- Weir’s works on canvas. Although he was medallions and busts portray cherubs and weather, skip alcohol. It reduces and wastes body military chaplains. It has become an ecumenical that would be it. You Blue Shield 65 for the cut code numbers, mean- THE BISHOPS' letter, which states that any sionist of the second string, although he self-taught, he was an heir to French children, which he found just as worthy of heat. document, as well, with a large number of said. "W e must promote peace in our own lives, might have to write each other 20 percent. I have a ing you have Blue Cross indiscriminate act of war is a crime against God, occasionally turned out some arresting sculptors such as Falconet and Houdon, his refined sculpting techniques, as his Physiologists warn against rapidly applying heat to protestant ministers endorsing it. and in our families too. You are involved in this, of them a personal letter bill from the fire depart- and Blue Shield of Connec- is perhaps the strongest stance the church in this portraits such as “ Against the Window,’’ who evoked antique styles while retaining more serious subjects. a hypothermic person. This enlarges blood vessels at whether you want to be or not,” he told the (or If your husband has an ment telling me that I owe ticut. The C94 means that country has taken on the issue. It includes painted in 1884, and “ Olin Levi Warner," the textures of the baroque period. One of the skin’s surface, causing a rush of blood into the A B ELIE F in the unique sacredness of every audience. "You have an obligation” appointment soon, you them the balance. How do you have a Century 94 prescriptions for averting nuclear war, and the painted in 1889. the outstanding works in the show, "The THE PALM E R EX H IB IT is the first in swollen pipelines. The process may rob vital inner can ask them face-to- I gel this 20 percent from which is an excellent Blue His major importance is probably White Captive," portraying a naked girl a series of 19th century sculpture organs of blood needed to function. face) , because very often Blue Shield? Shield to go with your historic, in that he had close ties with who has been captured by the Indians, exhibitions sponsored by Clevepak Corp., Outdoor types can prevent hypothermia by staying the secretary Will imme- -E.W . Medicare. You will not Parisian artists and did much to promote owes a particular debt to Falconet’s to be followed by restrospectives of John dry, dressing the layering way and carrying quick diately say "no” to your have this when you go on American interest in French paintings. At nudes. Q.A. Ward and Augustus Saint-Gaudens. energy (heat-production) foods. Candies, dates, nuts request for ‘‘Assign- ANSWER: The fire de- direct pay — you will have one time he was president of the National Blit it is in his portrait busts and Both the Palmer and Weir shows will and raisens. Drink liquids more frequently than usual ment.’’ If you can tell the partment should have put Blue Shield 65 Plan 81. The Academy of Design. medallions of New York State worthies remain on display through Jan. 8. The to maintain fluid balance. About Town doctors that you are in a your Blue Shield number Dental “ C " is a dental Some of Weir's most charming paint- that Palmer is at his best. The in-the- Weir, sponsored by Atlantic Richfield financial bind, you have a on Line 5 of the Medicare plan that covers certain ings document the encroachment of round works have the same power, dignity Foundation, will then travel to the Los better chance of getting form when they sent the procedures. Blue Cross, Winter colds industry on rural Connecticut towns, and attention to detail that can be found in Angeles County Museum for display Feb. Day bake sale Tue.sday during .school hours at the GriR3hology on agenda them to take “ Assign- bill to Medicare. Then 1-800-922-4670, can tell you working the mass of factories and the Houdon’s best work and can hold their 9-May 6 and to the Denver Art Museum, Winter time is common cold time, especially for a Minor to speak school on Vernon Street. ment." Try it. You have they would have been paid just What is covered. young child. The American Health Foundation’s The Democratic Women’s Club will meet Thursday columns of smokestacks into the patterns own with anything being done in the June 13-Aug. 19. The meeting is sponsored by Meaningful Aleterna- nothing to lose. As for directly by Blue Shield. When you go on direct pay Captain Henry Minor of the Manchester Police at 7:30 p.m. at the Federal Savings Bank, Middle of an idyllic landscape without a sense of United States or most of. Europe at the Doreen Bolger Burke, an associate “ Book of Health ” ($19.95-WATTS) .says there is no tives for the Gifted, Young and Creative and is open to additional insurance, All is not lost. Make a copy from the company, you Deaprtment will speak to the Manchester Rotary Club Turnpike West. intrusion. One of his most satisfying oils, time. His bust of Commodore Matthew curator at the Metropolitan, has written evidence antibiotics fight the common cold — a parents and teachers. Call 646-2318. there is none. No insu- of the Explanation of Tuesday at 7:15 p.m. at the Manchester Country Club. There will be a business meeting followed by a "The Red Bridge" (1895), finds beauty in Galbraith Perry, dated 1859, is particu- an accompanying book, "J. Aiden Weir: won’t have the dental, so I blanket term for any upper respiratory infection rance will pay bills in- Medicare ^ n e fits that caused by more than too different viruses. Symp- The public is invited and there is no admission. demonstration on graphology by Rachel Evans. an ugly cast iron span delicately mirrored larly striking in the grand manner of An American Impressionist," published suggest that you have the curred before you take out shows how much Medi- dental work done before Masone to meet Members should bring items for a teacup auction. in the waters of a river in the manner of heroic busts. by the University of Delaware Press toms: coughing, sneezing, runny nose. membership, and most of care paid the fire depart- Guests are invited and refreshments will be served. Japanese block prints that fascinated The portrait medallions, sculpted in ($19.95 in paperback). The Metropolitan the coverage runs out. As Bed rest, hot liquids, and aspirin can ea.se AARP bus trip Manchester Lodge 73 of Masons will meet Tuesday them (except for Blue ment. Send this to Blue for the difference between symptoms, the Foundation and the American Medical Weir. deep relief are original in their perceptive will hold an all-day symposium Nov. 21 on at 7 30 p.m. at the Masonic Temple on 25 E. CenterSl. Cross and Blue Shield), Shield Claims Depart- The bus forthe AARPehapter 1275 trip to Randolph, Pleticlan to speak realism, especially in the era of Victorian the subject of "N ew Perspectives on the C94 and the Blue Association, say. Chicken noodle soup, which never Della Chapter Royal Arch Masons will present the have a pre-existing clause ment, 221 Whitney Ave., Shield 65 Plan 81, the C94 has received an official medical encor.sement, also Mass., will leave the South United Methodist Church P A LM E R ’S APPROACH to marble and sentimentality. However, Palmer readily American Impressionism." entered apprentice degree. High priest Robert Silva Manchester WATES will meet Tuesday at 7:30p.m. that says they will not pay New Haven 06509. The fire will cover the deductible seems to help some people and has become parking lot at 8:30 a.m. Thursday and will return will preside. Refreshmepts will follow. at 72 E. Center St. Weighing-in is from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. department will receive and more of the doctors’ entrenched as a part of do-it-yourself doctoring. about 5:30 p.m. N A dietician will speak and questions will follow. The the 20 percent from Blue charges, and p ay' you "It is quite common for a young child to have a public is invited. Shield. more. Plan 81 of Blue number of coughs and colds, especially in winter, and Help for overeau Members should bring items for a food basket and QUESTION: When I Shield 65 will also cover it is not something you needto worry about, ’ the AM A AARP to meet Have questions ready for the interviewer became 65 last spring, I Overeaters Anonymous will meet Wednesday in the raffle ticket returns. the Medicare Part B de- says. The AARP chapter 1275 will meet Wednesday at cafeteria meeting room at Manchester Memorial received a Medicare card. Kids’ colds, unlike most of those striking adults, The books you’ve read are correct when they tell ductible of $75, and will 1:30 p.m. at the South United Methodist Church, 1226 Hospital. Newcomers are welcome at 7:30 p.m. and I retired from work and then pay 20 percent of the usually are teamed with a cough. Meeting on LO G O QUESTION: A lot of the books I ’ve read about you the questions you ask should relate to the Main St. The program will feature the annual craft the meeting will start at 8 p.m. was able to keep paying Allowed Amount that Prevention of colds, as recommended by the interviews say, “ be prepared with a few intelligent organization and the job, and many of them might be fair. There are no dues, fees or weigh-ins. The group LOGO, the computer language designed for Blue Cross/Blue Shield American Health Foundation: and penetrating questions about the organization and what you would actually ask during the first couple of Medicare pays 80 percent meets each Wednesday at the same time and place. children, will be the topic of a meeting Wednesday at 7 through my employer, •Avoid overcrowding and strive for good indoor the job, to fill in any awkward gaps,” but I ’m not too da^s on the job. The answers to your questions will do of. p.m. at the Bowers School library on Princeton 0 which combined, is $38.81 ' ventilation. Also: tissues used by persons with colds Potiuck for divorced sure that the questions I ask are intelligent and several things. They will help you decide if you want to I am not familiar with Slreeet. ■ Job Search a month. The card has the A A R P policy "U B ^ should be disposed of quickly. Marriage film to air penetrating. Can you supply some ones? work for that company in that position. They will these symbols on it: BS St. Bridget separated and divorce group will have a supply you with information you need to better sell Group Hospital." If you •Infected persons should avoid contact with the Thanksgiving potiuck dinner Friday at 6:30 p.m. at Plan Code 560-BC Plan ■ very vulnerable, such as infants and people with The last film in a marriage enrichment series will ANSWER: Sure^ but it’s most important to yourself to the interviewer, and they will prepare you send me the brochure, I the school cafeteria. Main Street. Norman M. Gerber Code 060- Medical/Surgi- chronic bronchitis. air Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Manchester Church of understand that the questions you ask during an for additional interviews with other company can see what the benefits The group will celebrate its first anniversary DR. RICHARD I. REABACK cal C94-Hospital BC65- Talk continues about the effect of vitamin C on the Christ. 394 Lydall St. interview should never be used to 'fill in any awkward executives. are and help you decide Sunday with a 5 p.m. mass and a social hour Dental C- M/S with Home common cold but the only certain valueof vitamin C is The film is entitled "Renewing Romance in is pleased to announce the gaps’ . If you do nothing but respond to what the Some words of caution: Don’t keep pounding away whether to keep it. afterwards. Call 646-6880 or 643-9659. & Office Dental. I should the prevention and treatment of scurvy. A-deficiency Marriage.” Admission is free and the event is open to interviewer asks, you automatically become the with questions that the interviewer cannot readily opening of his office for have made a copy, but Editor’s note: If you of vitamin C weakens delicate walls of the blood the public Babysitting will be provided. 7 answer. Be aware of the reactions and feelings of the subordinate (the superior asks — the subordinate perhaps you can decipher have a question you’d like the practice of V vessels and that's what causes the scurvy — involving Basket workshops set answers). It’s to your advantage to put yourself on an person behind the desk. ‘Controlling the interview’ parts: one for the interviewer’s questions, one for it. Besides this, I have had to see answered here, bleeding in the skin, from the gums, in the muscles, equal status with the interviewer. You can do this only yours, and the third for "awkward gaps." Your does not mean that you should take charge, oF The Manchester Recreation Department has a small AA R P insurance write 10 Edith Prague, anemia and poor healing of wounds. PODIATRY AND FOOT SURGERY if you have enough questions to ask to keep the overpower the interviewer ... it means gentle openings in several basket workshops meeting Craftspeople sought questions should be posed throughout the interview, at for the last 10 years. It is Box 591, Manchester He- "The vitamin is needed for formation of the fibrous- interviewer talking for about half the length of the guidance of the session by, and with, your questions. Monday evenings from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. at the appropriate points during the interviewer’s question- called UB Group Hospital, rald, Manchester, 06040. ■■ protein collagen, which strengthens many tissues." it BOLTON — The Bolton Elementary and Center • Sports Medicine interview. In next week’s column, you’ll have what you wanted Mahoney Recreation Center. Cedar Street. ing. Strive for an exchange of information, rather and I pay $7.15 a month. So For a personal reply, says in "The Book of Health." "The evidence that schools’ PTO is seeking craftspeople to exhibit at a • Children and Adult Foot Disorders Don’t mentally divide the interview into three — a list of basic questions for you to ask during an A herb-gathering basket is on the agenda tonight. than interrogation. far, it has paid for itself, enclose a self-addresM taking a huge quantity — 1,000 milligrams a day or fair and professional craft show Dec. 3 from 10 a.m. to interview...but if you really think about it, you’ll On Nov. 14 a patterned basket will be made. Nov. 28 is Very often, the questions you ask during an but now I wonder if I stamped envelope. more — will avert the common cold is tenuous. 4 p.m. ’at the Bolton Elementary School on Notch probably know what they’ll be before then. a heart basket, Dec. 5 is a large mitten basket and interview are more important than your answersTb should keep it as I only get "Some researchers have found slight protection Road. Teach sex in infancy, Dec. 12 is a waste basket. Office Hours By Appointment the interviewer. The right questions can show the $300 per month Sw ial against virus infections: others, using 3,000 milli- Table rental is $12. Call 646-0341. Deadline for level of your experience and knowledge and the Editor’s note: Norman M. Gerber Is a professional Cost for each workshop is $7 plus materials, about Security, and these insu- Hundreds of readers turn grams a day found none." exhibitors is Nov. 25. experts are saying employment consultant. If you have a job search to Classified every day $5, which are purchased from instructors. The potential contributions you could make to the rances are killing me, as 131 Ndw London Tpko., Glnitonbury company. Your questions can control the interview by question, send a letter to Job Search, Manchester they take out the $12 for searching for some par- baskets are shaker-style. Call 647-3089 or 647-3166. NEW YORK (UPI) - that what can’t even be leading it into those areas of discussion where you can Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester, CT 06040. For a Medicare, Part B. I am ticular Item. Will your ad Slips and falls ROBERT J. SM ITH , inc. named must somehow be bring up your significant accomplishments, training, personal reply, enclose a sell-addressed, stamped be there? 643-2711. 633-9004 Children’s sex education wondering if you can tell If you slip on the ice or snow, minimize the extent of Swensson named to post bad," Gordon adds. envelope. should start in infancy, etc. me how good a coverage is Injury in the resultant fall by relaxing, the National Elsie Swensson of Manchester was elected many experts believe. ' Safety Council says. Here’s why: WSmUNSMI THS SI NCE secretary of the Easter Seal Society of Connecticut at Dr. Domeena Renshaw, If relaxed, you are more likely to slump to the 4., the group’s annual meeting in October. 1914 professor of psychiatry at 168 Woodland 8t 643-8474 I ground with weight distributed between thighs, hips 1NSURA.MSMTO, Chicago’s Loyola Univer- and hands. ' sity, says in the Oct. 4 If falling forward, minimize injury by using a roll, Election day sale issue of Woman’s Day, RE-ELECT such as that learned by football players and acrobats. ‘ 649-5241 ’’Parents who think they In a backward fall, go limp and try to land with weight The Buckley School PTA will sponsor an Election are the dominant influ- divided between shoulders, hips and hands. 65 E. Conlar Stroot ence in their child’s life FOB A M ESM Sf OF Even a fall on stairs is less likely to cause injury if TRUST ManctwBtor, Ct. after the age of 9 are’ GARDENS CHRIS11M HOK ABO LOVf reg. you relax as you falls. 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"Time is 6:30 P.M. 8 - Pe ople's Court min.J been having an affair with problem — surviving. 7. parents Lea Horalay, Kathiaan running out; it’s almost May,” CD-T a x i ( © - Dr. W h o ® - Tw ilig h t Zon e 8 - Thic k * of th* Nigh t Bailer, George Maharia 1902. her husband. Believe it or (X) - C B S N a w a ( B ) - Bue ine e e Report Rated R. Abigail Van Buren he told Allen. C H E C K LISTIN G S FOR E X A CT TIM E 1:00 A.M. not, I was happy to read it 8 8 - N B C N a w a 8;00P.M. 11:15P.M. 2:46 A.M. because I realized that I DEAR ABBY: This is in ‘T v e got lots of time.” the CD - Lave m e St SMrIe y & Co- response to the 58-year- young musician said. "I'm a 8 - Noticiara Na cion al SIN C D C D ~ Sc a re crow and Mrs. 3 9 E S P N's S a turd a y Nigh t at 8 - M O V IE : 'K a n tu o k y Fil a d was not alone! My mother K in g A fa st food chain ow n e r CD - Hog a n's H eroe s Notk^ias n acion alas c o n Guill ermo th e Fig hts Saturday Night at the M o v l a ’ S*iiric*l akatcha* pok* and husband had an ongo- old feminist who is en- freshman,” Re sire po. g e ts involv e d in industrial e spion Fights . p r i n t s a 10-round CD “ Colu m bo fun at m ovia t arxi T V comtnar- raged by the phrase, a ge in e xcha nge f or an Ea st E uro ing affair for 16 years 8 - M O V IE ; 'Tim e W a lk er' Featherweight bout featuring 3 D - Tw ilig h t Zon e cials Donakf Sutharfand. Harwy THAT WAS 1981; Harry was p e a n a ccount. (6 0 min.) before I found out. It had "Who gives this woman in W h il e e x a mining King Tu t's Jua n LaPorta vs. Gerold Hayes. * (SI - M O V IE : Th e Jord a n Gibson 1977. Ratad R. 14. Now in his senior year at to m b, an arche ologist d is cov e rs C D - P M M ag a zin e been going on right under marriage?" ® - R eporter 41 Ch a nc a’ A n a ttorn e y a nd his Ss- 3:00 A.M. I always wanted my Burrillville, R.L, High School a live m u m m y w h o m a y have C D ^ 9 - Th a t's Incredible! ista nis prov e the inn oc e nc e o f a my nose and I never I N COLORADO the flight attendants or c o m e from anoth er plan et. Ben ( D - St. Ju d a * C h H d n n '* father to walk me down and thinking about college, he To n ig h t's pro gra m fe atures the wro n gly impriso n e d w o m a n. suspected a thing. SPRINGS the parents to discipline M urphy. 1 9 8 3. Rate d PG. first couple m arrie d in an indoor 11;30P.M. R a a a arch Hoa pita l already has tasted the profes- R a y m o ^ Burr, T e d Sha ck e lf ord, It’s been a year now, the child. I told the mother the aisle, but I never ® - Je ff ersons sp a c e c a psule, six che erle a ders CD CD - H a w a ii F iv e -O Je a nnie Fitzsim m ons. 1 9 7 8 Q D -M O V I E : -E a c a p* In Ja p a n' particularly cared for the sional jazz circuit, from Green- w h o are cov e re d by. a blank et of and I’m stUI struggling DEAR CLIMBING: bluntly that the next time ® - A B C N e w s CD ® - Th ic k s of th e Night ( B l - M O V IE : 'K lon di k * Favar* wich Village and U)s Angeles to b e e s and a w o m a n g e ts a n e w 1:15A.M. the boy rammed me I tradition of being "given ing a nd w h a lin g w it h gu e sts La rry CD - B e n ny Hill S h o w Ja ck London la a k * h ii fortune with the anger, bitterness Don’t thank me; that's fa ce through innova tive m e dic a l a nd g o o f s n e v er int e nd e d for ( D ~ Th e M e rv S h o w 8 - M O V IE : 'Tr a il of th* Pink away.” Although I did not the granddaddy of outdoor 7:00P.M. public vie w in g. (6 0 min.) H a gm a n a nd Dia n a Ny a d. (6 0 3 D - Hon e ym o o ns rs during the Gold Rush Days. Jaff and feelings of betrayal. what I’m here for. Please would probably "ram " t e chniqu e s. (6 0 min.) C D ® - N F L Football: N e w Pa nth er' Insp ector Clous e a u is express my feelings about events — the Newport Jazz CD- C B S N e w s min.) East. Rod Siaigar. Angi* Otekin- I'm seeing a counselor write again and let me him back. C B - M O V IE : 'P a pillon' A c o n- 8 - M O V IE : 'N in e Houra to York Gia nts a t Detroit 3 9 - M O V IE : 'Dra gon ela yer' A o n the lo os e, trying to find t h e / son. this, after my father Festival. , 8 - Tw ilig h t Zon e sorcerer comes to life wh en he is stolen Pink Panther dia m o n d P e who is helping me deal know how you're doing. I A plane is no place for a CD ® - M * A»S*H vic t, s e rving a life se nte nce on R a m a' Th e last hours o f the life of ( 8 ) - M O V IE : 'Prince ss walked me down the aisle, Allen, who turned 17 on Oct, M a h a tm a G a ndi are se en through called uFK>n to slay a fearsome ter Sellers. D avid Niv e n l d 6 2 8 - Fra a m a n Reports with this. Until I read that child to be running around CD - Ti c Te c Dough D e vil's Island,, is d et erm in ed to Daisy* Part 2 ( S ) - Fre e m e n Reports care, 12, has made three straight U P t ptioto e sc a p e d espite all o d d s. St ev e the e y e s o f his a ss a ssin Horst fiying dragon Sir Ralph Richard Rate d PG. 8 - O unsm o k a and the minister asked, - A B C N e w s (2 9 - Ma kirtg of a Contin e nt 8 - M O V IE : 'TI m Fra nch letter in your column. I unsupervised. Also, it was CD M cQ u e e n. Dustin Hof fm a n, A n Buchholz, Jo s e F errer. Valerie son. Peter McNicoi Rated PG ® - M O V IE : Rich ard Pryor "Who gives this woman in Newport appearances and a 'Th e Gre at B asin a nd the La va Lie ut erte nt's W o m e n' A n a c 3:30 A.M. thought I was the only DEAR ABBY: On a not what I paid a thousand O n l / 17 and thinking about college, tenor sa xophonist CD - Le ugh-ln thony Z erb e. 1 973. G e a ro n. 1 9 6 3 « (& ) - Crossfire Uv a on th a Sun s a t Strip' 12-stop California tour, and Pla ins.' To n ig h t's pro gra m look s tre s s' o n-scr e e n tra g e dy is juxta marriage,” iny father Q D • Fa nt asy Island 8 - Polderit Q D - o f f t h * s * t person in the world in such recent trip returning from dollars for. H arry Alle n alre ady has tasted the pirofessional jazz 3 D - M O V IE ; Sa d a t' Part 2 at th e ch a nge s this contin ent p o s e d w ith an off-scre e n ( 8 ) ® - To nigh t S h o w Johnny Pryor's wit 's pre s e nt e d in this said, "With her mother’s along the way has been encour-* conce rt filmed at the H o llyw o o d 8 - N C A A Football: Sta nf ord a bizarre situation. London, I was driven to Perhaps major airlines ® - SportsC e nte r 3 9 - M O V IE : 'A n Officer and a 8 - M O V IE : 'D in e r' Five w e n t through th at resulted in the rom a n c e w ith her le ading m a n. is joined by Jam es Stewart and and my best wishes, she aged by — and played with — circuit.from Gre e nwich Village and Los Ange le s to the M e ryl Stre e p, Je r e m y Irons. P alladium Rated R at Sou th a m C a lllom la AbbyT*you do such a near madness by a hyper- should schedule two or 3 3 ) - Radio 1 9 9 0 To d a y 's pro G e n tl e m a n' A hard e ne d lose r is frie nds from the '5 0 s h a ng out in Am e ric a n S o u th w e s t. (6 0 min.) Mac Davis. (R) (6 0 min.) happily gives herself.” some of the greatest musicians a B altimore diner a nd try to hold 1961 R at e d R great service by allowing three flights a week for gra nd a ddy of outdoor events — the N e wport Ja zz gra m lo o k s at the ho tt e st trends t a ught to a cc e pt responsibility by (Clo s e d C a ption e d) 8 - Pallcula: El J* f *' 1:30A.M. 4:00 A.M. active S-year-old boy who in mainstream jazz. a tough drill serge ant, a nd is s o f on to their yo uth. S t e v e Gu tt e n- ® - Chila : By Re ason or By families on long trips — By the way, I had a real 7 a nd p erform ers in the* w o rld of (§Z) - Gre a t P erf orm ances 'Th e 8 - B ob N a w h a n S h o w CD - San ford a nd Son 8 - N a w a n lgh t Upd a t a people to tell their stories. ran up and down the aisles Festival. P erforming with G e org e W e in’s N e wport Ja zz te n e d b y the love of a w ork ing b e rg. Daniel St e rn, Mic k e y f o rc e To n ig h t's pro gra m e x a m "fam ily" wedding: My His tenor saxophone swing 7 ent ert ainm ent. Life of V e rd i.' Th ird of 6 p arts So many times we feel screaming and intention- and tllOse'oLus who want girl. Richard G ere, D e bra W ing e r, Rourk e. 1 98 2. R at e d R. ines Chile a d e c a d e after Ge ne ra l f p - Chico and th a M a n 8 - N a w a grandfather was the min- style is reminiscent of the Festival All-St a rs in August, Allen, (right) plays with 8 - Hog a n's Hero e s T h e e xtre m e ly cre ativ e p eriod of we're so alone that no one ally ramming people with some peace and quiet can Lo uis G o ss e tt. Jr. 1 98 2. Rate d R. 8 - M O V IE : Notoriou e' A V e rd i's life is e x a min e d (9 0 min.) A u g u s t o n Pinoche t led a su cc e s s 12:00A.M. CD - C N N Ha a dllna N a w s 8 - M O V IE : Du a t for Four* A ister, and my grand- lyrical reed-playing of the 1940s sa xophonist Scott H amilton (ce nter) and corne tist 8 - Mon eylin e ful c o up ag a inst S a lva d or A l- could possibly know what his toy truck while his fly on the other days when 3 9 *- N ational Hors e S h o w C o v w o m a n , w h o s e fa th er w a s c o n CD - H a n to H a n 3 D - Inde pe nd ent N e tw ork frustrated family man watcha a his mother was my matron of and '50s big band artists Ben 8 -N a w a vic t e d of tr e a son, joins forc es 9:30 P.M. lende. (6 0 min.) life crumble around him as Na we’re going through and no children under a cer- W arre n V a ch e (left). era g e of Closing Night is pre CD 8 - N a w a N e w s parents drank martinis Webster and Lester Young. s e nt e d from M a dis on Square w ith a g ov e rn m e n t a ge nt in ord er C D C D ~ N a w h a rt Jo A n n a is e n 8 - M O V IE : 'Loo kin' to G « merriaga falls apart and hit busi honor! 8 ® - Busirtess R eport ( 9 ) - St a r Tr a k ® - P B A B ow ling how we feel. and beamed at him. tain age are allowed on G a rd e n, N e w Yo rk , (3 hrs.) t o spy on N a zis. C a ry Gra nt. Ingrid ra g e d by a 1 0 0 ye ar old V e rm o n t O u t' T w o sm a ll-tim e co n men ness faces bankruptcy. Mika LISANNE IN N.C, "He's head over heels in 8 - E sd a v a Isaura B ergm a n, Cl a ud e Rains. 1 946. ( 8 - Progra m m ing To B* ® - N B C N e w s Ov e rnigh t Preston. W e ndy Hughes, Michael Now I'm sure I'm going After the third time he those flights. A sensible S 9 - M O V IE : 'Donova n's Re ef' tradition he ad for the La s V e g a s big tim e. talent. He's in the beginning 8 - Ent ert a inm e nt To nigh t Aim ounc e d Pate 1982 to make it. Thanks for connected with my idea? A n e x-N a vy m a n, living on South (§D ~ Gr e a t R a ilw a y Journ e ys J o n V o ig h i, A n n-M a rgr e t, B un (2 9 - D espe did a stages of the young giants for harmony. That's something 10:00 P.M. Yo u n g Rate d R. being there. sehond-degree sunburn, I DEB IN SAN DEAR LISANNE: That's about all you can do. He ® - F a mily F eud Pacific island w it h his Polynesian (S) - N e w sn igh t 4:15 A.M. coming up. He’s got lo develop picked up the rest by himself,” most horn players are lacking,” w if e a nd family, finds his idyllic 8:30 P.M. C D C D - Em era ld Point N .A .S . 1:45 A.M. CLIMBING BACK UP gave up hoping (ozLoither FRANCISCO Beautiful! M a t th e w s a w a it s the fate of his 10:15P.M. 8 - M O V IE : 'Th * S o n tu o u t 8 - M O V IE : Q u a rto t' Four ba- it,” says veteran bass player 7:30 P.M. e xist e nc e thre a ten ed. Jo h n 3 9 - W in t a rW orld Saria s Re says Harry’s father, Maurice Hamilton said, C D - Carol Burn e tt a nd Friends nave l care er a nd M a ggie is intro d N urs e ’ A registered nurse is gulling tales: 'Th e Facts of Life', CD - P M M agazin e W a y n e . Le e M a rvin, D oro thy La- 3 9 - O n e M a n's F igh t for Life cord of Tim e ' Th is s h o w fe a ture s Major Holley, who has sum- Allen, a former big band 32) “ A u to R acing '8 3: uc e d to e x-M a rin e Lt Col Willie hired to take care of an aging Th e Alien C o m', 'Th e Kite' and Allen said he plans to go to CD - A ll In th e F amily m o ur. 1 963. count. Ursula Andress, Ja ck Pal- St e v e P odbors kI a nd o th er W o rl d moned Harry to the Big Apple drummer who gave up the road N A S C A R Intorrtational Sed ans Shell (6 0 min ) 10:30P.M. Cu p Downhill Ski ers. * Th e Coionat's Lady* are pre college next year, but probably f D - M e n o f Engin e C o m p a ny 8 ( S ) ~ Prim e N e w s from Roc kingh a m, N C ance. 1976. Rated R. sented Basil Radford. Ja ck W a several times to sit in with him C D “ N e w s 3D - N e w s life in 1962 to become a family not as a music major. "Most of ~ F a mily Fe ud ( ® ( ® - T V 's Gre a te st SS) - Pelicula: 'M a ri a' - Alfre d Hitchcock 8 - M O V IE : 'Ta m p a a t' A di»| . 2:00 A.M. iling. Raymond Lovefl, Irena Will exercise help flexibility and other top artists. man and mathematics teacher. CD 3 D - Ind e p e nd e nt N e tw ork the stuff you learn with jazz is C e nsore d Co mm ercia l Bloop lutioned N.Y. architect leaves his CD - C B S N . W . N igh tw a tc h Browne 1949. “ He does not jump on styles of CD ~ B e nny Hill S h o w 9:00 P.M. N e w s ( 2 9 - 2 4 Horas . wife and high pressure career for from playing with other peo- ers Dick Clark and Ed McM a h o n - A m a ric a 't To p T a n 4:30 A.M. other sax plaers,” Holley said. 3 D -N e w s c o-h o s t this sp ecial w hic h fe a C D C D - A f t e rM A S H Klinge r b e ( S ) “ W orld Sportsm a n Th is (5 9 - Inde p e nd e nt N e tw ork life on a remote Greek island (D HARRY’S FIRST TWO New- ple,” he says. 3 2 ) - N F L's Greate8t^M om e n ts ture s som e of the funniest flubs c o m e s the hospit a l's official D J s h o w fe ature s ice climbing, fish N e w s John Cassavetes. Gena Row D - Jo a Fra nklin S h o w 8 - N a w a "Everything he plays on the port Jazz Festival appearances, horn is his — no gimmicks, just in 1981 and 1982, were as first THE BASHFUL, soft-spoken TH EY HAD THIS RITUAL TH E Y lost to rheumatoid arthritis? plain saxophone.” tenor with the state high school IT WAS THOUSAIOPS OF V EA KS THERE WAS A SKWPUE FARMING sax player mixes night and » ASO... IM TH E HIGHEST PEAKS TR IB E c a l l e d t h e MUSHAS. THEV P E R F O K M E P TH AT W AS LIK E jazz all-stars. His most recent, weekend jazz dates with school NO o t h e r , h o t h e w o r l d .... BRIDGE ASTRO I OF THE ANDES WOUIOTAIKJS.... WERE A V E R y ORDINARV P E O PLE. ALLEN SWITCHED to tenor this August, was a rousing stint work — he’s a national honor 6ENEKALLV SPEAKING. E X C E P T.... like nutmeg. Is there any DEAR DR. LAMB: I five years ago by fluke when he with producer George Wein’s student — and a spot on the ^COLO/V\Bl/>^ merit to this theory? If so. GRAPH am a 34-year-oId woman was in the sixth grade al a Newport Jazz Festival All- Burrillville High School base- > rs. how much would one need It ’s j u s t n o t r i g h t ahd for the last five years middle school in Cumberland, Slars, in which he traded bars ball team. I; have awakened with to eat? R.I. The bandmaster asked him with Scott Hamilton, another Holley, who took Allen under tiffness in my hands and to switch from clarinet because and worst. We have a policy Your Health My husband and 1 are Rhode Islander. his wing two years lago, says fbet. In the last two years I very happy and thus far the band didn't have a tenor sax. "He's got such a seasoned N O R TH 11-7-S3 never to mention names experience will be the best < ¥ o u r have had a great deal of have been blessed with a One year later, Allen was style, both technically and in N A J 7 4 unfavorably, but let’s show Lawrence Lamb, M.D. teacher for Harry in the near some modern examples of plain, off and on, in both good sex life. But who playing with the high school maturity for somebody his N V 10 ^Birthday future. A Q experts going wrong.’' lOy hands and feet. The knows? He’s 55, you know. band. As a seventh grader, he age,” says 30-year-old Hamil- Jim: "Today’s article pain has been bad enough won Most Valuable Musician " I ’d like to see Harry sit in a A Q J 9 5 3 Nov. B, 1BB3 ton. who hit the big time at age involves a couple of Canadi- that I am unable to pick up DEAR READER: That honors at a high school competi- 21 and was voted International big band for a while and get the W E ST E A ST an world class players in an Tim e will be spent this coming tion at the Berklee College of experience of sitting out here on 4 0 109 6 3 2 even lightweight things or idea probably got started Jazz Musician of the Year in important match. The bid- year In pursuit of knowledge Music in Boston. the road,” Holley said. "It'slike V 9 7 5 4 3 V J 8 6 which can be adapted to your lyalk without limping. in primitive cultqres 1978. ding is as it actually took I have had a thorough Harry's jazz leanings began Hamilton has had Allen sit in the Army. You’ve got to get 4 J 3 9 7 62 place. We don't approve of Immediate ne eds. Your quest where most people didn't 1076 K 8 4 will be successful and profita physical and have seen if anything, to slow down rheumatology specialist have enough to eat. When in his pre-teens. He began with him a dozen times, includ- your nose in the dirt for six It. The actual bidders don't, Y O U 'R E R IG H T , O S C A R ! . . . A N D I C O M P L E T E L Y I 'L L G O A N D or clinic. Exercising or playing the accordion at 7. was months to appreciate it. SOUTH either. In fact, we won’t try ble. several doctors. My blood the progression of this a person ate extra food, ing a night at New York’s Blue 0 T H A T C H A U F F E U R S C A P F O R G O T T O T E L L T H E C H E C K , J U S T SC O R P IO (O c t. 24-Nov. 22) using your hands when improvising al 8, and was state ‘ ‘He's got the same ideals that K 8 5 to show the proper way to tests were normal and the disease if it is indeed his sex life improved. Note, and has referred him for 0 o A L L E Y F O U N D P O S E S A S H E R I F F A B O U T IT.' y T O B E S U R E / Serious matters can be e ccom-- you have rheumatoid ar- B IG q u e s t i o n .' ^ — • V A K Q 2 bid the hand except that six rheumatoid factor, to see rheumatoid arthritis? From there the idea jazz champion for that instru- gigs when he has had prior I had when I was his age. But I K 10 8 54 mod ate d today In a positive if I had rheumatoid arthri- thritis can make matters ment |it 10, 11 and 12. in commitments. He said he sus- couldn’t play when I was his clubs is a fair contract and fashion. In l a d . you'll be grew lo include foods that 2 was reached at the other tis, was negative. I was DEAR READER: worse. You should only resemble some of the sex competition with adults. pects Harry's accordion begin- age. It took the U.S. Navy Band remark a bly able to solve any exercise enough to main- to bring out my talents.” Vulnerable: East-West table.” problems to which you put your given Indocin with the There are people who organs — oysters and "I taught him to love music. nings gave him “ a foundation Oswald: “The play at sev- tain strength and flexibil- Dealer: South mind. Ord er now: Th e New suggestion that if it helps have rheumatoid arthritis eggs for their round ovid en diamonds was almost as Ma tchma k er whe el and booklet that would help in making and have a negative rheu- ity. Remember, the joints shape. West North East South bad as the bidding, but there which revels romantic comp ati ai diagnosis of rheumatoid matoid factor test. And it are injured or actually ! was almost no way to go bilities lor all signs, tells how to arthritis. can be positive in people inflamed. None of those foods Pass 2 4 Pass 20 down the way the cards lay." V get along with others, finds ris Well, it does help a great who do not have rheuma- There is no cure for improve the sex life of a Pass 2 ^ Pass 2 N T V Jim: "A trump was ing signs, hidden qualltlet, plus rheumatoid arthritis at person already getting Pass 3 ^ Pass 4 N T opened. South cashed more. Send $2 to Astro-Qra ph, deal, so I realize that I toid arthritis either. Cinema probably do have rheuma- There is more to man- the present, but a lot can enough wholesome foods Pass 5# Pass 5V dummy’s ace and queen, not- Box 489. Radio City Station, and a balanced diet. The Pass 5 4 Pass 5 N T ing the fall of the jack from N.Y. 10019. Be sure to give toid arthritis. aging rheumatoid arthri- be done through medi- (R ) 7,9. — Th e Mo n Who Fe ll 12:15, 2, 3:45, 5:30, 7:25, 9:25. cines, physical therapy same applies to spices. Horf ford — E d uc a ting Rit a (R ) 1:15, Pass ? Pass Pass West. Then he led ace and a your zodiac sign. Mall an addi Will using my hands tis than just taking medi- A t h t n«u m C i n « m a ~ Reop 7:05, 9:30. — Th e Right Stull to E a rth (R ) 7 with Th e — Und er F ire (R ) 12, 2:25, Pass small club, which he ruffed tional $1 for your Scorpio when they hurt cause cine, no matter how and lifestyle. And don't expect prob- ens Thursd a y. (P G ) 1:30, 8, — Th e Oster- H u ng e r (R ) 9:)0. 4:45, 7:10, 9:30. A stro-Gra ph predicitons for Cin e m a C ity — Re ar W in mon We e k end (R ) Sot 1,7:20, V e rn o n W llllm a n t ic in hope that the king would greater damage to them? effective it is. Your com- lems before they occur. 9 :4 5 .------N e v e r Say N e ver CIn o 1 E 2 — R ev enge o fth e Jll ls o n S q u a r e C In e m o — Opening lead: S 3 the year ahead. dow (P G ) 7:2L. 9:45. — WP M AY NOT BP fall. The king ana 10 of Are there any exercises plaints about flexibility DEAR DR. LAMB: You Many men have a good, Fla shd ance (R ) 7:35 with Ag a in (P G ) 1,7,9:40. N ln lo (R ) 7:10. 9:10. — Th e De ad Zone (R ) 7 ,9:1 0 .— MUCH, &UT AT OEA&T trumps were cashed and S A G ITTA R IU S (N o v. 23-D*c. that I might do with my suggest that you do need a may think I'm crazy, but strong sex drive until well Sa turd ay Night F e v e r (P G ) M a n c h a s t a r B e yond the Lim it (R ) 7:20, Rich a rd P ry o r H ere and Now OUK. 5TEERAGE West discarded two small 21) Don't permit any more time 9:30. — Th e R eturn of M a rtin U A Th a o t a r s E a s t — Re 9:30. (R ) 7;10,9;10. — Th e B lg C h ill 1 NCJT IN By Ofwald Jacoby hands or feet that could program of flexibility ex- I’ve heard that a person after 70. Perhaps you and W e s t H a r t f o r d (P G ) 7:10, 9:25. — N e v e r Soy S CLASS IS al mo st fi and Jamei Jacoby hearts, allowing South to (p slide by with persons Inde bt G u e rre 7, 9:10. — I M orrie d o turn of the Je dI (P G ) 7,9:20. : LIKE SOME t CHAFT&e e: epve-n help me maintain my ercises. Your individual could enjoy a better sex your husband will be that Shadow 7:3(i, 9:35. — Un d e r F ire (R ) 7:10.9:30. E l m 1 E 2 — R evenge of the N e v e r Ag a in (P G ) 7, 9:25. BIULV cash four hearts. Then all ed to you. Se e II you can now ' Nln lo (R ) 7, 9:15. — B eyond W in d s o r I AIRLINES'COACH f work out an arrangement lor Oexibility? It is decreas- program should be life by eating foods that lucky. Don't^ overfeed CIn attudIo — D ersu Uz ala — A l) the RlghlvMove s (R ) ask, ABOUT Oswald: “In the first days South needed was a success- (G ) 7:30. 7:20,9:20. ^ the Lim it (R ) 7, 9:15. T h e P l a z a — Eddi e and the some type ol payment sch ed ing and I am an artist, so I planned for you . by a stimulate the sex glands, him. Being overweight M o v i e s OUK of the Bridge World maga- ful spade finesse to bring C o l o n i a l — R e o p e n s M a n s f i a ld — Return of the JedI Cruis ers (P G ) 7:15. 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FWST SNOW OMIT S3.S0 1 Flying saucers D O W N £ 5 A M BBnUElB A U Q U cast your Intentions. niarriage to a bigamist who claims 105 wives has been box 38923, Hollywood, Calif. 90083. a l l o u p P l A Y ^ ANt> (abbr) G ICIB B B D P IS C E S (F a b. 20-M arch 20) 5 Hindi dialect 1 Beehive State F E C L annulled. • Dr. Lamb — Dr. Lawrence Lamb, M.D., E 8 t E Som ething for which you are “ I’m just glad it’s over," Ms. Gardiner said after PLAN,; A P P ON 9 Soldering 2 Circuit- m hoping may sound like a pipe P.d. Box 1551, Radio City Station, New York, piece breaker Superior Court Judge Stanley Z. Goodfarb granted the d O B B ‘ dre am lo others. However, If N.Y. 10019. wntsnntdixiTM (2 Marine fish 3 Chalcedony you stay your present course It annulment Wednesday. • Dr. Blaker — Dr. Karen Blaker, P.O. Box U S T H U T T O t e S 4 * f U W TT T H i ; / I L I^ O N CHIP . 13 New York 4 Famous uncle B O f - B B B B could become a reality. Giovanni Vigliotto, convicted four months ago on 475, Radio City Station, New York, N.Y. newspaper 5 City area BBan A RIES (M a rc h 2 1-Aprll I t ) fraud and bigamy charges for being married to THE OSTERMAH THl^ LITTX^ ^PPCK 14 Year (Sp.) 6 Cross in a Things should work out well Sharon ClarkatthetimeofhisNov. 16,1981 wedding to 10019. Bet, WEEKEND ^ 15 Hyperbola church A 1 N T V A l 81 M A I today In a matter where you feature (math.) 7 Energy-saving Ms. Gardiner, is serving a 34-year prison sentence. — SHOWN At Y o u , / AWLPoON- C R U 1 8 E B O B share something of a serious When Ms. Gardiner tried to have the marriage 17 Knight time (abbr.) T 1 N N E R BBCIBni nature with another. However, jF rih a g 2 . 8:00 18 Cune 8 Spoons A 8 8 E T 8 D m D patience Is still required. annulled, he denied ever marrying Clark. 19 Measure of 9 Final TA U R U S (A p ril 20-M ay 20) Ms. Gardiner, 43, said she did not seek a divorce B a t u rb a g 3 . 3*00 EDUCATING I 28 Imitated 48 Radar screen T h AV c s " - 7 length 10 One Review the advice given to you because Vigliotto would be entitled to half her 20.Neatly smart 11 Bloody 29 Aswan's river image recently by an asaoclate whose property. Vigliotto was convicted by a Maricopa B u n bay 4 , 4:00 RITA PG in dress 30 Actor West 49 Electric fish -SH O W n AT - 16 Expert golfer judgment you respect. It may County Superior Court jury Feb. 8 of fraud and iiif-?iet-9iM 7 22 Softly 21 Soldier's 31 Narrow path 50 Gilding contain the answers you're bigaiiny. 7 23 Sixth sense address 33 Profusion of 51 Unfrequented seeking. (abbr.) RICHARD PRYOR (abbr.) growth 52 Mona____ , G EMINI (M a y 2 1-Ju n a 20) It I W A M T A B O T T L E O F 0 H „,4 0UW A W T ^ T H A T ‘S ITl I W E \ / E^ 24 Animal waste HERE AND NOW 22 Put down 38 Sesame plant painting you are entitled to comp ens a chemical 40 Cry of MANCHESTER ROTARY CLUBS JJutcracke)^ P W R I P O X I H E H '^ P R O C H L£ > RJC \JITAMltO B e ! REMEMBER ------23 Arrival-time 53 Yellow of an tion for something you,did for 27 Countrywide guest (abbr.) surprise another, today Is a good da y to -S H O W h A T ' egg prestniM by ii3i-riis-ieee THAT WAME 32 Pale bluish- 24 Over (Ger.) 42 Genetic call It to this p erson's attention. 18t1p ANNUAL I green 25 City in material 54 Adam's C A N C E R (Ju n o 21-July 22) SPECIAL Th e Connecticut Ballet 34 Buddy Nevada (abbr.) grandson Profound rela tionships can THE RIGHT 35 Trojan 26 Energy 43 Selects 57 Shelter now be established with two ANTIQUES SHOW! mountain STUFF agency (abbr.) 47 Flightless bird 58 In addition persons you'v e met socially. DINNERS -SHOWriAT :• 36 Conclude Th e three ol you will have much N O V E M B E R 12th • 13th, 1983 ! » 2 4 (HirkptB (So (§n iiieewi 37 Colorado 3 6 6 7 6 9 10 11 In common. Indian L E O (Ju ly 2 3-A ug. 22) Now Is SATURDAY 10-5 • SUNDAY 10-5 | 12 13 14 DEALOF^ 39 Gannet 9 the time to rid yourself of a FOR 41 Highway edge .' S 16 16 17 number of distasteful chores HOWELL CHENEY TECHNICAL SCHOOL I THE CENTURY (comp, wd.) y o u'v e be en sid e st e pping. (Sun-Wtd Only) 116 - Exit n I -SHOW N AT:> 44 Red pigment TW O )• 19 20 21 - Th e y'r e not aa difficult as Wm M id d t* Tu rn p i k e - M a nch e tt er, C T | Gen. PutHfc: U.0O ts.oo iiie-ri2e-9t4e 45 Hockey you've made them out to be. UConn eiudentt: S4.00 53.00 22 Sr eitiieni S7 00 54.00 league (abbr.) 23 VIR G O (A u c / 2 3-8 a p L 22) You Veal Parmaglana------10** Non> AU N A i n sPAcn soim i 46 Sign of the ne ed some form ol social outlat THE DEi zodiac 24 26 26 27 28 29 30 31 Group ticAPls: IF r E V E R G E T THE FIRST THINCt IS P U T IN N E W today, but restrict It to old S8.00 AS5-00 ZONE* 48 Initlsted friends with whom ,.you tael Bay Scallops------60 Exhibitors [ -SHOWN A T:- ELECTED AVA.'VCJR. r'LLD O ... 32 33 34 36 S7C»RM S E W E R S . 51 Astronaut's comtorttible. Don't wait upon ii4e.riti-9isi CF THIS TOWN... ferry Snack Bar § 36 37 38 39 40 theiT) to ma k e tha arra nge Meat or Cheese RavioN 52 Caustic ments. Free Parking V substance NEVER SAY » 41 42 43 44 LIB R A (S a p l. 23-Oct. 23) C o n I n c l u d e s s o u p , s a l a d , g l a s s b e e r o r w i n s , 55 Flower ditions are now ripe lo sub NEVER AGAIN p o t a t o , v e g e t a b l e o r p a w t a . Herb Stevenson - Show Director necklace 46 46 47 stantially add to your material — 9HOWHAT:- 56 Oratory 'resourc es. W h a t’s In tha wind e S p e e f a f — L a r g e P l u s w/2 f t e m a iiee>Tiee-9i4o 59 Not well 46 40 60 81 62 63 64 Is quite large, but It m ay ta ka a n d pH9 b0 r $7.95. 60 Dispatched time to develop. 86 66 ^67 66 THE BIGCNIL S'! City in a . ADMISSION: $1.50 - Norway 69 60 61 Pm •< ftM ee«n 64, M-e Jorge nse n -9 H O W H AT:- 62 Time zone The thoughtful have La Stra d a West WITH THIS ADVT. $1.25 0031 *66 «mmcmT4ow (abbr.) M l H a r t f o r d R d . 6 4 3 -6 1 6 5 pm- 62 63 64 points of view; tha arltkial 1 For rnore in form a tion ca ll: 4 8 6 ~ 4 2 2 6 . | A u d itoriu m Ct««3byNi* W« TMBgg UB Rat t IMOW /('7 ------M______^______CAMULl 63 Looks -2 view so they can poM. 6 i 18 - M A N C H E S TE R H E R A L D . Mond ay, Nov. 7, 1983 M A N C H E S TE R H E K A L U . Monday ,N v. 7. 1983 — 19. ' i W h e re to vot e: Stre e t-by-stre e t list of M a nch e st e r d i^ric ts Tw o cities c o u ld elect first bla cks ■S, Connecticut Here is a street-by-street C o o p e r Stre e t ...... 11 B ig city m a yora i cont e sts to p ioc a i ra ce s list of. Manchester’s voting C o o p e r Hill S tr e e t...... 11 In Brief C o o p S a w m ill R o a d ...... 4 districts, prepared by the C o r n e l S tr e e t...... 8 town registrars of voters, to put six or seven towns in the G O P executive. Serra ni faces Republican Rep. Chris Corn w a ll D r i v e ...... 3 B y M a rk A. Dupuis topher Shays in the race to succeed Co tt a g e S t r e e t ...... 6 Ov e rw e igh t truc k insp ection column, while D e mocra tic leaders While Miln er should ride a hefty to help voters determine Unite d Press Int ern ational Louis Clapes. C o u n try C lu b Driv e ...... 4 G R E E N W IC H — State troopers working expect to hold th eir own. D e mocra tic registra tion edge to easy where to vote. Serra ni and Shays were friends in the Co urtl a n d S t r e e t ...... 8 round-the-clock have weighed and inspected H A R T F O R D (U P I) - M a yof a l con " W e ’re going to win some and we’re victory. D e mocra t Ch arles Tisd ale Cov e n a n t D r i v e ...... 9 Legisla ture and began th eir campaigns more than 120,000 trucks and handed out more tests In the "state's largest cities top a going to lose som e," said Gov. Willi am faces a tougher tim e in Bridge port, C ov e n try S t r e e t ...... 11 with praise for each other. As the A stre e ts than 10,000 tickets at a truck check-point n e ar the list of municip al elections Tu e sd a y O'N e ill, who said he has campaigned where the form er C a rt e r White House Cre s tw o o d D r i v e ...... 11, 12 Campaign wore on, however, the race 11 — o d d num b ers Mianus R iv e r Bridge. where voters in 156 cities and towns will for candidates in about 60 towns. " I aide is in a four-w ay battle. heated up and the two began exch ang A c a d e m y S tr e e t...... 5 12 — e ve n num b e rs Th e progra m is part of a crack down on choose local elected officials. think w e're going to win more than Tisd a le , the first black m a yora l A d a m e S t r e e t ...... 1. 12 Cro f t Driv e ...... 1 candidate in the state’s largest city, overw eight trucks that began three weeks after Voters in Bridg e port and N ew Haven we’re going to lose,” ing charges. I — up to 302 Crom w e ll Ro a d — faces RepuhOe an M a yor Leonard A close contest could come in New the Jun e collapse of the Mia nus Bridg e in will de termin e if the cities will get th eir Th e state Republican P a rty provided 12 303 to e nd C ro s b y Ro a d ...... Paoletta, who two ye ars ago edged out Brit a in, where Republica n Mich a el A d a m s St. S o u t h ...... 6 Cro s s S t r e e t ...... Gre e nwich, which killed three people. first black m a yors while vot ers in about <25,000 to candidates in about 30 D e mocra tic M a yor John Manda nici, Kozlowksi is challe nging D e mocra tic Ad e l a id e R o a d ...... S C u m b e rl a n d S tr e e t. Th e special enforcement was set up out of fear H artford are virtu a lly certain to return towns, said P e ter Gold, the p arty A g n e s D r i v e ...... S C u rry L a n e ...... who is running as the Ta x p a y ers M a yor Willi a m M cN a m a ra . M c N a m tha t the t e mporary bridge re placing a collapsed New Engla n d’s first popularly elected executive dire ctor. Al e x a n d e r S t r e e t ...... 11 C u s h m a n Driv e — candidate this tim e around. ara , seeking a fourth t erm, defeated 100-foot section of the bridge might not withstand black m a yor to a second t erm. Th e state De mocra tic P a rty didn’t Alic e Driv e ...... S New Have n M a yor Biagio DiLie to Kozlowski two ye ars ago. Alto n Stre e t ...... 7 the pounding of overw eight.truck s. Th e re also will be rematche s of the provid e any specific funds for the appears headed for victory in the Another close re ma tch could occur in A m b a s s a d o r D r i v e ...... 3 D stre ets Th e inspection also served to scre en potentially m a yora l races two ye ars ago In New elections but did distribute $106,000 to state’s third largest city, where he Norw a lk , where .D e m o cra t Willia m A n d e rs o n S t r e e t ...... 10 hazardous vehicles, including some that leaked Brit a in and in Norw a lk and a spirited its local town committe es e arli er this faces Ed w a rd While Jr ., a form er city Collins is seeking to regain the m a yor’s A n d o r R o a d ...... 4. 6 D al e R o a d ...... 4, 5 poisonous chemicals, from traveling the detour race will come to an end in Stamford y e a r from fundraising events. 4 o d d num b e rs 4 — o d d num b ers N A A C P presideht, who switched to the job he lost two ye ars ago to Republican through the Cos Cob seefidn of Gre enwich when where vot ers will end a duel between In big city m a yora l races, D emo 6 — e v e n num b ers 5 — e ve n n um b e rs ^ Republica n P a rty and announced his Thom a s O ’Connor. A n n Stre e t ...... 6 the bridge was closed to he avy vehicles. two friends from the Legisla ture. cra ts are favored in H art ford, New D artm outh R o a d ...... 4 ca ndidacy for m ayor. In other races. D e mocra tic M a yor An s a ldl R o a d ...... 4. 6 D e a rb orn D r i v e ...... 3 In all, 156 communities will hold Haven and W a le rbury. Th e contests in Edw a rd- Bergin should have an easy 4 — o d d n um b e rs to 47 D e b bi e Driv e ...... 9 elections fill offices ra nging from Bridge port, St amford, Norw a lk and D e mocra t DiLie to isn’t ta king the a nd e ve n n um b e rs to 70 O e e p w o o d D r i v e ...... 11, 12 Volunt e ers re pair cem e t ery Neyv Brit a in could be tossups. , race for gra nted, despite his p a rty’s lim e with Republican H e nry Capozzi, 6 — o d d n um b e rs from 49 libr a ry boards and zoning commissions 11 — from 59 up to m a yor's seats. Th e Issues center on In H art ford, D e mocra t Th irm a n formidable 10-1 lead in vot er re gistra D e mocra t Ja m e s D y e r is favored over a nd e ve n num b e rs from 72 12 — up to 58 P L Y M O U T H — Volunteers of all ages got tions. " I am not unbe atable. I take this Republican Christin a Duda s in D a n A p e l Pla c e ...... 1 local issues and personalities, and no Miln er, who two ye ars ago won election De e rfi eld D riv e ...... 12 together this weekend to undo the work of vandals race very, v e ry s eriously," he said at bury and Republican Micha el Wern er Arc e lll a D r i v e ...... 5 O e lm on t Stre e t ...... 2 , 7 who destroyed the town's historic cem etery. statewide trends are expected to as New Engla n d’s first popularly A lp in e Stre e t ...... 7 one point during the campaign. is favored over form er D e mocra tic 2 — from 80 up " Th e vandals who ripped the gravestones emerge. elected m a yor, should coast to re- A rc h S t r e e t ...... 11 7 — up to 79 State Republica n leaders are hoping eiection over Ross H a tch, an insurance In Stamford, D e mocra tic Sen. Thom M a yor Fr a n k Longo in Bristol A rd m o r e R o a d ...... 10 Dom ing S t r e e t ...... 1. 3 n e arly destroyed an import ant part of this town's A rm o ry Stre e t ...... 7 1 — all eve n num b e rs heritage. But today these townspeople overcame ippippippfppippfpP'P pippippipp^PP^P !§ Arn o tt R o a d ...... *.___ 5 a nd o d d num b e rs from 101 the dama ge done to th eir w a y of li f e ," said Donald Arvin e P l a c e ...... 4 3 — o d d num b e rs to 99 T . Hogan, ch airm a n of the Plymouth Cem etery A s h S t r e e t ...... 9 D e nv er Ro a d ...... State’s big city m a yors As h l a n d S tr e e t ...... 7 D evon D r i v e ...... Association. As hw o f th Stre e t ...... 4 . 5 Dia n e D r iv e ...... Volunte ers of all ages, ranging from small I 4 _ up to 59 Division Stre e t — ' children to grandmothers, propped fallen head • S’ 5 — 60 a nd up Do a n e S t r e e t ...... stones Sa turday at the Old Ce nt er Ce m e tery or are ioo king for big wins Asylurp Stre e t ...... 2 Dorothy R o a d ...... dug shallow beds for m ark ers that could not be A u b u rn R o a d ...... 2 Dorse t L a n e ...... restored. C a rt e r administration whose work ers A u tu m n S t r e e t ...... 4. 5, 6 Dough e rty S tr e e t.. B y Jam e s V. He allon have registered more than 5,000 voters 4 — e ve n n um b e rs from 78 Dov er R o a d ...... In the middle of the lot, a crowd of volunteers Unite d Press Internation al 5 — all o d d n um b e rs since A pril 1. F orm e r thre e-term I 7 Down e y D r iv e ...... de \lised a plan to hoist a half-ton monument that 6 — e ve n num b e rs to 76 Dre sch e f Ro a d . . . had been toppled from its base. Th e huge block m a yor John Ma nda nici is a third p arty A v e ry S t r e e t ...... 1 Incumbe nt m ayors in H art ford, New 1 - Dre x el D r i v e ...... was the last of 43 historic grave m ark ers repaired Have n and Bridg e port want to win big candidate. A v o n Stre e t ...... 8 Dudle y S t r e e t ...... " Th e race thing is there but it just T s Avo n d a l e R o a d ...... 2 D unc a n R o a d ...... by 54 town residents in response to last wee k's Tu e sd a y but for somewhat different s : va nd alism of the town's oldest cemetery. hasn’t been talked about. If Ch arlie Dura nt S t r e e t ...... reasons. brings it up, he could be accused of Durkin S t r e e t ...... Biagio DiLie to, 60, of New Haven ignoring whites. If Paoletta or M andy 1 - B stre ets Duv a l S t r e e t ...... wouldn’t mind being called " gov e rn or’ ’ B a ldwin R o a d ...... 3 raise it, they could be called ra cist,” a W a t er is brackish in two ye ars while fellow D e mocra t F AST-LO W C O ST-Q U A LITY O F FSET PRINTING B a n k Stre e t ...... 11 Tisd a le aide said. N E W C A N A A N — Many residents of this rura l, Th irm a n L. Miln er, 50, wants to win big 10-10,000 COPIES B a rn w o o d Ro a d ...... 9 E stre ets " I t has been a ve ry cle an, low-k ey I B a rry R o a d ...... 2 upp er-class town drin k only bottled wa ter, but not in H artford as a sign of confidence in B a t e s R o a d ...... 12 ca mpaign. Not your usual attack and P H O TO C O P IE S A V A ILA B LE TO O l Ea rl S tr e e t...... 2 , 10 because of their taste for an affluent lifestyle. F o r his le adership. sl a nd er, " a Paoletta strategist said. Battista R o a d ...... 6 2 — up to 9 ye ars they have complained the local tap wa t er is Republican M a yor Leonard Pao B e a co n S t r e e t ...... 1 A total of 60,434 voters are registered 10 — from 10 up brackish. letta, 49, ye arns for a substantial B e e ch Stre e t ...... 11 Ea st C e nt e r S t...... 2, 6, 10 in Bridge port with Democrats enjoying I victory in Bridg e port for much the B ell S t r e e t ...... 9 2 — o d d num b ers from 405 " Th e taste is terrible, it's discolored and it a big edge, 35,092 Democrats to 10,175 same reason as Miln er. But in B e n t S t r e e t ...... 3 a nd e ve n num b ers from 374 - stin ks," said Sam T. Gra llo Jr ., a longtime Republicans. "There are 15,167 unaffil- S' B e n ton S tr e e t...... 10 6 — e ve n num b e rs to 372 customer of the New Cana an Wa t er Co. " I Paolett a's case aides say something B r a m b l e b u s h R o a d 9 10 — o d d num b e rs to 403 lik e a 2,000-vote m argin would be a ialed voters. B erk e le y S t r e e t ...... 2 wouldn't dare drink it. " Th e issues have been crim e and taxes E a st Eld ridg e S t . .. F o r ye ars almost half the comp a ny's 3,000 soothing restorative. He squeaked in B ett e D r i v e ...... 4 Eastfle ld S t r e e t ___ in the city made famous by P .T. I two ye ars ago by 64 votes. Bidw ell S tr e e t ...... 8. 9 E a stla nd D r i v e ___ customers have complained th eir la p wa t er is B a rnum, with Tisd ale cla iming that 8 — all o d d num b e rs Miln er and Paoletta seek second Ea st M a ple S t...... brackish, although stale officials have asured Paoletta hasn’t been able to balance a nd e ve n n u m b w s from 188 Edg e rto n Pla ce . . . them the wa ter presents no he alth hazard. t erms; DiLie to, a third two-ye ar t erm. 9 — e ve n n um b e rs up to 186 the city’s budget because of a $9 million Edg e rto n S tr e e t. . . Thre e of the candidates are black. B ig e lo w S t r e e t ...... 10 millstone Paoletta says Mand anici Ed is o n R o a d ...... Ca mp aign aides say race, however, Blly e u R o a d ...... 1 E d m u n d Stre e t . . . hung around his neck, forcing him to B irc h Stre e t ...... 6 .^ i p c i t i n g riot ch arg e d ' has not been a serious issue in any of the E d w a rd s Stre e t . . . raise taxes. B irc h Mount a in R o a d ...... 4 Tim b e r T r a i l ...... 4 three races. Miln er, a black, faces I Elb e rta R o a d ...... 476 a nd from 796 Le ve l R o a d ...... 5 W elle sle y R o a d ...... ;2 B is h o p Driv e ...... 3 P L A I N V IL L E — A New Brit a in man has been Paoletta says Bridgeport suffers I — from 51 up 11 — o d d n u m b e rs to 417 Le wis S t r e e t ...... 4 N stre e ts Q stre ets Tim ro d R o a d ...... 4 W ellington R o a d ...... l o charged with inciting a riot after police dogs had Republican Ross Ha tch. 44, an insu BIss ell S t r e e t ...... 6 3 ~ up to 49 H artl a nd R o a d ___ ’ ...... 11 Le xingto n D r i v e ...... 3 To ll a n d T u r n p i k e ...... 1, 3 W e llm a n R o a d ...... *5 ranc e bro k er in his first bid for elective from image problems, and claims Bliss S t r e e t ...... 2 H a rv a rd Roo d ...... 2 Lib erty S t r e e t ...... 10 1 — o d d n u m b e rs from 285 W e lls S t r e e t ...... Co to be used to bre a k up an unruly crowd at the Eld ridg e Stre e t ...... 6 N e w Stre e t ...... 10 Q u a k e r R o a d ...... 2 Ma nda nici be ars some responsibility Blue field D r iv e ...... 8 a nd e ve n n u m b e rs from 182 office. N H arv e st L a n e ...... 4 Lila c S t r e e t ...... 11 W e st S tr e e t...... I I Unite d Skates of Am eric a , police said, Ele ctric Stre e t ...... 1 N e w Bolton R o a d ...... 4 Q u e e n s Co urt ...... 9 for the lack of luster. Sixteen of N O O R D E R t o o L A R G E OR B lu e R idg e D r iv e ...... 4 H a th a w a y L a n e ...... 6 Lilley Stre e t ...... 10 3 — o d d n u m b e rs to 283 DiLi e to’s Republican challenger is Eliz a be th Driv e ...... 5 N e w m a n S t r e e t ...... 10 W e st C e n t e r S tr e e t ...... 8. 11 A Pla invill e policeman was assaulted during Ma nd a nici’s associates have been B o b b y L a n e ...... 4 Havrley S tr e e t ...... 6 Lillia n Driv e ...... 1 a nd e ve n n u m b e rs to 160 Ed w a rd White Jr ., 42, a black housing Ell en L a n e ...... ' ...... 3 N e w St ate R o a d . 1 8 — 122 to e nd « the disturbance Sa turd ay, which police estimated T O O SM ALL F O R P R IC E Q U O T E S Bolto n C e n t e r R o a d ...... 4 H a w thorn e S t r e e t ...... 7 Lincoln Stre e t ...... 11 To n ic a Sprin g Tra il ...... 4 c o nvic t e d on f e d era l c o rru p tio n Elm S t r e e t ...... 11 Nik e C i r c l e ...... 9 11 — up to 121 consultant, and Princ eton graduate. Bolton S t r e e t ...... 11 H a yn e s Stre e t ...... 7 R stre ets To w e r R o a d ...... 12 included some 700 people attending an all-night ' charges. Elm T e r r a c e ...... 10 Lin d e n S t r e e t ...... 10 Nil es Driv e ...... 9 W e st erly S t r e e t ...... ;7 DiLie to was criticize d in a periodical in B o n d Stre e t ...... 7 Tr a c y D r i v e ...... 3 sk ating p arty at the New Brit a in Avenu e arena. EIro Stre e t ...... 10 H a z e l S t r e e t ...... 6 Lin d m a n S t r e e t ...... 4 No rm a n S t r e e t ...... 6 We stfie ld S t r e e t ...... ,*3 the black community but he was able to “ Was one penny of city money B o n n e r R o a d ...... 2 Elsie D r iv e ...... 5 H e a th er L a n e ...... 9 Lin e Stre e t ...... 4 R a ch e l R o a d ...... 1 Tra nsit L a n e ...... 2 W e stla nd S tr e e t ...... *3 Clare nce N. Ke nn ey, 18, was charged with stolen?" Ma nda nici said recently in 6 4 7 - 8 3 6 7 B o uld e r R o a d ...... S North S t r e e t ...... 1 R a d din g Stre e t ...... 2 blunt it e asily because the paper had j H el aln e R o a d ...... 2 Tr e b b e Driv e ...... 8 391 C E N TE R ST. M A N C H E STE R Elw o od R o a d ...... 5 Lin n m o r e D r i v e ...... 12 North E lm S t r e e t ...... 1, 2 W e stminst er R o a d ...... 16 first-degre e rioting, bre ach of peace and resisting Th e Te l e gra m of Bridgeport, " Non e. It B o w S t r e e t ...... 10 H e m loc k S t r e e t ...... 10 LInw oo d D r i v e ...... 9 R a lph Ro a d ...... 9 Trott er S t r e e t ...... 40 endorsed him two ye ars ago. E m e rs o n S t r e e t ...... 8 1 — all n u m b e rs to 93 W e stwo od S tr e e t ...... '8 arrest, said police. B ow ers Stre e t ...... 2 H e n d e e R o a d ...... 12 R a ym o n d R o a d ...... 5 Tru m b u ll S t r e e t ...... 11 was all in the federal progra ms. In my Engl e w oo d D r iv e ...... 12 Litchfie ld S t r e e t ...... 8 2 — from 94 up W e th ere ll Stre e t ...... 8.*9 In Bridge port, Connecticut’s largest Bra e sid e Cre sc e n t ...... 9 H e n d e rs o n R o a d ...... 11 Little S t r e e t ...... 7 R e dw ood R o a d ...... 9 Tu c k Ro a d ...... 4 Th e melee began about 3 a m, Sa turd a y, police part of the governme nt definitely under Ensign S t r e e t ...... 8 North Fa irfie ld S t r e e t ...... 11 8 — u p to 216 city, Paoletta, a la wyer, faces Demo OVER 850 LOCATIONS WORLDWIDE! Bra in a rd P l a c e ...... 6 Erie S tr e e t ...... 9 H e nry S t r e e t ...... 2, 7 Lo c k w o o d S t r e e t ...... 7. 11 Reg e nt S tr e e t ...... 7 Tu d o r L a n e ...... 1 9 — from 219 u p * said. New Brit a in police assisted, bringing th eir 0 Northfle ld S t r e e t ...... 3 m y control, no one got a way with Bra n f ord S t r e e t ...... 10 2 — from 73 up Rich a rd R o a d ...... 5 Turk ingto n D r i v e ...... 7 cra t Ch arles.'Tisda le, 51, a bla ck, and Esquir e D r i v e ...... 3 7 — up to 41 North M a in S t r e e t ...... 1 W hil e S t r e e t ...... , 2 police dog " Pitch " to disperse the crowd. a nything." pippippippippippippippippippippippippipp>ppipp*ppipp>f^ Bre m e n R o a d ...... 11 7 — up to 72 11 — from 41 up Richm o nd Driv e ...... 3 Turn b u ll R o a d ...... 12 form e r hum a n resources official in the Ess e x S t r e e t ...... 7 North Sch o ol S t r e e t ...... 1 Whitn e y R o a d ...... 12 Bre n t R o a d ...... 12 , H e rcul e s D r iv e ...... 9 Lo cu st S t r e e t ...... 10 Ridg e S t r e e t ...... 11 Tyl e r C i r c l e ...... 8 Ev a D riv e ...... 5 Norw o o d S t r e e t ...... 9 W ild w o o d R o a d ...... V 9 Bre tton R o a d ...... 2 H ic k o ry L a n e ...... 4 Lo d g e D r i v e ...... 10 Ridgefie ld S t r e e t ...... 5 Ev ergre e n R o a d ...... 12 • Nu tm e g D r iv e ...... 9 Wilfre d R o a d ...... ».0 B ria rw o o d Driv e ...... 9 High S t r e e t ...... 10, 11 Ridg e w oo d S t r e e t ...... 11 Lo ngvie w D r i v e ...... 9 Ny e S t r e e t ...... 10 Will a rd R o a d ...... ? 2 B rid g e S t r e e t ...... 8. 9 10 — up to 23 Lo o k o u t Moun t ain D r i v e ...... 4 Riversid e Driv e ...... 5 U stre e ts Willia ms Stre e t ...... i 7 Cobb for Board of Education 8 — e ve n num b e rs 11 — from 25 up Lo o k o u t Mount a in R o a d ...... 4 Rob ert R o a d ...... 5 W ln d e m e r e S tr e e t ...... 7, 41 F stre e ts Robin Ro a d ...... 2 AN OPEN LETTER TO THE FINE 9 — o d d num b e rs High Stre e t W e s t ...... 8 Lo o m is. S t r e e t ...... 1 Union C o u r t ...... 7 — u p to 43 " Bro a d S tr e e t ...... 7. 11 O stre e ts R og ers Pla ce . • ...... 9 V O T E Fa irfield S t r e e t ...... 11 Highl a n d S t r e e t ...... 4 Lorra in e R o a d ...... 9 Unio n Pla c e ...... 11 — from 44 up 7 — u p to 25 Roose ve lt S t r e e t ...... 11 F a irvle w S tr e e t ...... 12 HIghw o o d D r iv e ...... 4 Lov e L a n e ...... 9. 12 Unio n S t r e e t ...... W ind s or Stre e t ...... 1 a nd o d d n um b e rs from 27 O a k Stre e t ...... 4, 5. 6 R os e m a ry Pla c e ...... 10 F a lk nor D r i v e ...... 12 Hlilcrest Ro a d ...... 9 9 — e ve n n um b e rs Wint e r S t r e e t ...... 3 o I I — e ve n n um b e rs from 26 -r R uby D r i v e ...... 9 PEOPLE OF MANCHESTER 4 — o d d n u m b e rs from V F a rm D r i v e ...... 9 Hilliard S tr e e t...... 1. 7 12 — o d d n um b e rs Wlnth^op R o a d ...... «• 9 Broo k fie ld S tr e e t ...... 10 263 to 315 a nd e ve n Russell S tr e e t ...... 7 F a rm in gton S tr e e t...... 2 1 — u p to 166 Lucia n Stre e t ...... 6 W o o d La r> e ...... 1 B ru c e R o a d ...... 9 n u m b e rs from 212 to 316 V stre e ts Fe nwick R o a d ...... 2 7 — from 187 up Lu dlow R o a d ...... 4, 5 W o o d bridg e S t r e e t ...... 1. 2^ 3 Bry a n Driv e ...... 3 5 — from 317 up F e rgu so n R o a d ...... 5 Hills Stre e t ...... 9 4 - o d d n um b e rs from 111 1 — all n u m b e rs u p to 71 ** B u c k in g h a m S tr e e t ...... 2 6 — o d d n um b e rs to 261 V a ll e y S tr e e t ...... 10 Joseph Hachey F e rn S t r e e t ...... 4 Hillsid e Stre e t ...... 2 5 — all eve n n um b e rs a nd S stre ets a nd e ve n n u m b e rs from B uc k l a nd Stre e t ...... 1 a nd e ve n n um b e rs to 210 V a lle y Vie w R o a d ...... 9 F e rnd a l e Driv e ...... 12 Hlllstown R o a d ...... 9 o d d n u m b e rs up to 109 72 to 266 TREASURER 91 Diane B u n c e D r i v e ...... 6 O a k G ro v e S t r e e t ...... 4, 5 V e rn o n Stre e t ...... 3, 5 Finl ey S t r e e t ...... 4 Hilltop D r i v e ...... 5 Lyd a ll S t r e e t ...... 2, 3. 5 S a ddle hlll R o a d ...... 9 2 — all n u m b e rs from 302 tenchester, CT B urn h a m S tr e e t ...... 1 4 — o d d n um b e rs 3 — from 331 up Fl ag D r i v e ...... 3 Hof fm an R o a d ...... 12 2 — e ve n n u m b e rs to 240 S a g e D r i v e ...... 3 3 — o d d n u m b e rs from B urn h a m Stre e t Ex t...... 1 5 — eve n num b e rs 5 — up to 330 Fl e m ing Ro a d ...... 7. 11 Holl S tr e e t...... 6 3 — all o d d n um b e rs a nd S a int Ja m e s S t r e e t ...... 10 73 to 301 B urn h a m Stre e t W e st ...... 1 O a k P l a c e ...... 10 V e rno n Stre e t W e s t ...... 3 7 — from 26 up Hollister S tr e e t...... 2. 7 e ve n n um b e rs from 406 up Saint Jo h n S t r e e t ...... 11. 12 W o o d h ill R o a d ...... 12 B u s h Hill Ro a d ...... 9 O a k l a nd Stre e t ...... 1 Victoria R o a d ...... 6 11 — up to 25 2 — from 76 up 5 — eve n n um b e rs from 11 — from 77 up W o o dl a n d S t r e e t ...... t 7 B utle r R o a d ...... 12 O a k l a nd T e r r a c e ...... 1 Vie w S t r e e t ...... 10 Flint D r i v e ...... 6 7 — up to 75 242 to 404 12 — up to 75 W o o d s id e S t r e e t ...... ;;; 9 B utt ernut R o a d ...... 4 O a k w o o d R o a d ...... 1 VHIa Lo uis a R o a d ...... 4 Flore nc e S t r e e t ...... 6 Hom e st e a d S tr e e t...... 7 Ly m e R o a d ...... 2 Sa int L a wre nc e S t r e e t ...... 11 W oo ds to c k Drive ,...... 3 B yro n R o a d ...... 10 H ora c e S tr e e t...... 8 Lyn c h Driv e . . . ^ ' ...... 5 Olcott Driv e ...... 12 Sa int P aul Driv e ...... 5 Flow er S t r e e t ...... 10 ...... - - Horto n R o a d ...... 12 Lynd a t e ^ r e e t . ' ...... 4 Olc ott S t r e e t ...... 8 S a l e m R o a d ...... 12 W yn e d ing H i l ( ^ a d . 1983 Fole y Stre e t ...... 6 Virginia R o a d ...... 4, 6 • t . 4 “ B u n n y ” C o b b November 7 > H o u s e D r i v e ...... 6 Lyn e ss S t r e e t ...... B O'L e a ry D r i v e ...... 8 S a n ford R o a d ...... 5 F ord S t r e e t ...... 6 4 — o d d n u m b e rs. M y O p p o n e n t Has C stre ets H uc k l e b e rry R o a d ...... 9 Oliv e r Ro a d ...... 11 S a n tin a D r i v e ...... 9. For 30 ye ars I taught the children at Fore st Stre e t ...... 10, 11 6 — e ve n n um b e rs Hu d s o n S t r e e t ...... 1 O rc h a rd S tr e e t...... 10 S a ss Driv e ...... 3 C a m b rid g e S t r e e t ...... 7 10 — o d d num b e rs Y o u r assurance of q u k k Verpla nck School. Now that I am Hun t er R o a d ...... 9 Otis S tr e e t...... 10 S a ult ers R o a d ...... 2 C a m p M e e ting R o a d ...... 4 I I — eve n num b e rs response wh en you a d Hun tington S t r e e t ...... 10 O v a l L a n e ...... S S c a rb o ro u g h R o a d ...... 6 retired, I would like to continue my C a m p fi e ld Ro a d ...... 11 Fo st er Stre e t ...... 6 H yd e Stre e t ...... 8 O v e rl a n d S t r e e t ...... 6 Sch a ll er R o a d ...... 12 W stre ets vertis e in Classified -is S a t Th e r e F o r C a n d l e w o o d Driv e ...... 4 Fo xcrof t Driv e ...... 12 M stre e ts interest in education by serving you Ov e rlo o k D r iv e . . , ...... 3 Scho ol S t r e e t ...... 4. 6 . t hat o ur re a d e rs a re C a n t e rb u ry S t r e e t ...... 1 Fra nc e s D r iv e ...... 9 O x ford S t r e e t ...... 7 4 — o d d n um b e rs from 217 W a d d e ll Driv e ...... 9' re a dy to buy when tfr#y as a member of the Board of C a rm e n R o a d ...... 3 Fr a n klin S t r e e t ...... 10 M a dis o n S t r e e t ...... 6 a nd e ve n n um b e rs from 266 W a d d e ll Ro a d ...... s (u rn to the little acto. C a ro l D r i v e ...... 12 Fre d e ric k R o a d ...... 12 M a in S t r e e t ...... 1, 6. 7. 10 I stre e ts 6 -> o d d n u m b e rs to 215 W a dsw orth S t r e e t ...... 10 1 2 Y e a rs Educa tion. Please help me serve you C a rp e n t e r R o a d ...... 3 Fre nch Ro a d ...... 12 1 — o d d n u m b e rs to 27 643- 2711. P stre e ts a nd e ve n n u m b e rs to 264 W a d sw orth Stre e t E x t...... 10 C a rria g e D r i v e ...... ; 4 Fulton R o a d ...... 12 6 — o d d n u m b e rs from 485 by voting for me on Nove mb er 8th. Im p eria l Driv e ...... 1, 9 Sco tt D r i v e ...... 3 W a l k e r S t r e e t ...... 10 C a rro ll R o a d ...... 12 a nd e ve n n u m b e rs from 1054 1 — up to 48 P a c k a rd Stre e t ...... 6 S e a m a n C i r c l e ...... 8 W a lnu t S t r e e t ...... 10, 11 C a rt e r Stre e t ...... 4 7 — alt n u m b e rs from 9 — from 49 up P a lm Stre e t ...... 11 S e rv e r S t r e e t ...... 8 10 — up to 17 A n d It Sh o w s. C a rt e r St. W e s t ...... 4 G stre ets 28 to 283 India n D r i v e ...... 3 P ark S t r e e t ...... 10 S e y m o ur S t r e e t ...... 7 11 — from 18 up C a rv e r L a r t e ...... 6 10 — o d d n u m b e rs from Irving S t r e e t ...... 7 P a rk e r Stre e t _____ 1, 2, 3, 5. 10 Sh a d y L a n e ...... 1 W a ra n o k e Ro a d ...... 5 Q a la xy D r iv e ...... 285 to 483 a nd eve n C a s e D r i v e ...... 8 1 — e ve n n u m b e rs from 626 W a rre n Stre e t ...... 9 G a rd e n D r i v e ...... n u m b e rs from 264 to 1052 Sh a llo w bro o k L a n e ...... 9 C a stle R o a d ...... 12 2 — o d d n u m b e rs from W a s hin gton Stre e t ...... 2, 7 G a rd e n S t r e e t ...... M a ple Stre e t ...... 6 Sh e ld o n Ro a d ...... 2 Voto Ropublican Novombor 8th C e d a r S tr e e t...... 11 J stre ets 259 to 469 a nd e ve n 2 — all n um b e rs from 76 C e d a rw o o d R o a d 9 G a rd e n G ro v e Driv e M a rble S t r e e t ...... 1 S h e p a rd D r i v e ...... 3 n u m b e rs from 246 to 486 Sh e rw o o d C i r c l e ...... 1 7 — u p to 75 P a id for b y C o m m itt e e to e le ct M ik e Mills, P a id lo r b y III# C o m m llt a e to E lo ct ’’B u n n y " C o b b C e n t e r S t r e e t ...... 10, 11. 12 G a rd n e r Stre e t ___ M a rg a re t R o a d ...... 1 r e e l e c t Ja c k s o n S tr e e t...... 3 — odd n u m b e rs from 489 W e a v e r R o a d ...... 5 - : V a le rie Mills. Tr e e s. G r a g K a n a , Tr a a t . S h ort S t r e e t ...... 11 10 — o d d n u m b e rs to 321 G a rd n e r St. W e st .. M a rlo n Driv e ...... 5 Ja rvis Ro a d ...... a nd e ve n n u m b e rs from Sla ter S t r e e t ...... 1 W e d g e w o o d Driv e ...... 12 a nd e ve n n u m b e rs to 312 G a rn e t R o a d ...... M a rsh a ll R o a d ...... ij.- • • 10 Je a n R o a d ...... 490 to 626 Som e rs e t D r i v e ...... 4 W e lco m e P l a c e ...... 6 i . .. 11 — e ve n n u m b e rs from G a rth R o a d ...... 4. 5 M a th e r S tr e e t ...... 3 Je ff erson S tr e e t...... 5 — up to 69 Sou th S t r e e t ...... 1 314 to 5 66 a nd o d d 4 — o d d n u m b e rs from 137 M a xw e ll S t r e e t ...... 8 Je n s e n S tr e e t ...... 10 — all n u m b e rs from S o u th Alto n Stre e t i ...... 7 n u m b e rs from 323 to 567 a nd e ve n n um b e rs from 110 M ayfie ld R o a d ...... 4 Jo a n C i r c l e ...... 89 to 244 S o u th F a rm s D r i v e ...... 4 12 — o d d n u m b e rs from 569 5 — o d d n u m b e rs to 135 M c C a b e Stre e t 1 Jo h n s o n T e r r a c e ...... P asca l L a n e ...... 12 S o u th H a w th orn e S t r e e t ...... 7 a n d e v e n n u m b e rs from 598 a nd e ve n n u m b e rs to 108 . M c C a n n D r i v e ...... 8 CALDWEU P atriot L a n e ...... 5 Sou th M a in Stre e t . . . . i . . . .4 , 9 PEOPLE PROTECTING PEOPLE C e n t e rfle ld S t r e e t ...... 3 G e r a rd S t rw r t ...... 2 S t r ^ McDtvItt Driv e ...... 3 Jo s e p h Stre e t P e a rl Stre e t ...... 6 4 — o d d num b e rs OIL C h a lm e rs Stre e t ...... 6 Gl e a son S tr e e t. . . M c G u ir e L a n e ...... 6 (Price t Mitic I I# CtiMifS) Gl e n R o a d ...... Jo y c e L a n e . . . P e nn Ro a d ...... 12 9 — e ve n n um b e rs C h a m b e rs S tr e e t...... 7, 11 M c K e e S t r e e t ...... 8 • P erk ins S t r e e t ...... 11 Gl e n d a l e R o a d . . . Ju d ith Driv e .. Sper>cer. Stre e t ...... 9 , 1 2 7 — up to 51 M c K inl e y S t r e e t ...... 6 € . o e . 7 P erre tt Pla ce . i ...... 10 9 — e ve n n um b e rs 98 11 — o d d n u m b e rs from S3 G l e n w o o d S t r e e t . McN a ll S t r e e t ...... 1 ' e* P h e lps R o a d ...... 1 12 — o d d n um b e rs a nd e ve n n u m b e rs from 62 G lo d e L a n e ...... M e a d o w La n e ...... 5 Philip R o a d ...... 8 Sprin g S t r e e t ...... 4 C h a n n ln g D r i v e ...... 9 G o lw a y Stre e t . . . Mid dl e Tp k e . E a s t2, 9^ 4 , 5, 7 .1 0 K stre e ts Phyllis R o a d ...... 4 S p ru c e S tr e e t...... 6 C h a p e l R o a d ...... 1 G o o d w in Stre e t .. 2 — o d d n u m b e rs from Pilgrim L a n e ...... 6 Sta rk w e a th er S t r e e t ...... 1 C h a p e l S t r e e t ...... 7 G o rm a n Pla c e . . . 269 to 467 a nd eve n K a n e R o a d ...... 6 Pin e S t r e e t ...... 10, 11 St e e p H ollo w L a n e ...... 5 C h a rl e s D r i v e ...... 10 Go a le e Driv e ___ K e e n e y Stre e t ...... 8, 9 n u m b e rs from 376 to 486 G r a n d vie w Stre e t 10 — o d d n u m b e rs to 169 St e p h e n Stre e t ...... 2 C h a rt e r O a k S tr e e t...... 4. 6 8 — e ve n n u m b e rs to 200 3 — o d d d e fnb e rs only .11 — ail eve n n u m b e rs a nd fwm t m w a i f m m t a m 4 — all e ve n n um b e rs Gra n t R o a d ...... from 751 to 867 St erling Pla c e ...... 7 HARRY 9 — all o d d n u m b e rs a nd o d d n um b e rs from 171 Gre e n R o a d ...... Stillfleld R o a d ...... 9 a nd o d d n u m b e rs from 271 e ve n n u m b e rs from 202 4 — e ve n n u m b e rs from Pin e Hill S t r w t ...... 7 g i M k P l M a - a o c G D TO im 1 — u p to 234 ...... 1 6 — o d d n u m b e rs to 269 K e n n e d y R o a d ...... 3 752 to e nd a nd o d d Pio n e er Circl e ...... a ' g , o n . Stre e t 2 — from 235 up ...... 11 C h e s t e r D r iv e ...... 12 K e nsin gto n S t r e e t ...... 5 n u m b e rs from 869 to e nd Pitkin S t r e e t ...... 6 K i l l . G r e e n Hill S t r e e t . , . ^ ...... 5 Stra n t S tr e e t ...... 10 C h e stnu t S t r e e t ...... 10 K e nt D r iv e ...... 3 5 — from 487 to 761 Pla no Pla c e ...... 9 G r e e n M a n or Ro a d ...... 2 Stra w b e rry L a n e ...... 9 C h u rc h Stre e t ...... 10 K e nw o o d Driv e ...... 1 7 — o d d n u m b e rs to 73 Pla z a Driv e . . . ; ...... 5 Gr e e n w o o d D r i v e ...... 3 . 5 Stric k la nd S t r e e t ...... •...... 7 Cl a rk Stre e t ...... 1 K e rry S t r e e t ...... 10 — eve n n u m b e rs to 374 Ple asar| t Str,$et Cl e a rvl e w T e rr a c e ...... 7 3 — o d d nurrtbers a nd o d d n u m b e rs from K im b e rly Driv e . . . P l e w a n l V a ll e y H o a d ...... t s u m m e r S t r e e t ...... B, 11 Cllffsid e Driv e ...... 3 5 — e ve n num b e rs K ingsw o o d Driv e . 75 te 267 P ly m o u t h L a n e ...... 6 NEGRO Griffin R o a d ...... 1 8 — from 84 to e nd Clif ton S t r e e t ...... 2 Knig hton Stre e t Mid dl e Tp k e . W e s t ___ 7, 11, 12 P o n d La n e ...... 3 Griss o m R o a d ...... 3 \ 11 — all n u m b e rs to 63 Clin ton S t r e e t ...... 6 Kn ollw ood Ro a d . 7 — up to 266 Vi Port er Stre e t . . . ' ...... 4, 6, 6 For. MANCHESTER LEADERS FOR PUBLIC SAFETY 11 11 — o d d n u m b e rs from Su m m it S t r e e t ...... 7. 10 C ly d e R o a d ...... 2 Grisw old S t r e e t ...... K n o x Stre e t ...... 4 — o d d n u m b e rs from 431 257 t o 351 a n d e ve n 7 _ from 205 to e nd C o b b Hill R o a d ...... 4 G ro v e S tr e e t...... 7 a nd e ve n n u m b e rs from 392 n u m b e rs from 256 to 500 10 — all n u m b e rs to 204 TOWN mmm C o b u rn R o a d ...... 2 5 — o d d n um b e rs from Sincerely I 12 — o d d n u m b e rs from 353 Sun nybro o k D r iv e ...... 4 HARRY REINHORN BIZ SWENSSON C o l e S t r e e t ...... 2 139 to 429 a nd e ve n a nd e ve n n u m b e rs from 502 Suns e t S t r e e t ...... 9 Co l e m a n R o a d ...... , 2 H stre ets L stre e ts n um b e rs from* 160 to 390 C o -S p o n s o r of Bills to Middl e fl e ld S t r e e t ...... 11 Syc a m o r e L a n e ...... 4 F o u n d e r of M a nch e st e r’s Colo n ia l R o a d ...... 3 6 — o d d n u m b e rs to 137 U V IR 7A Milford R o a d ...... 5 C o lu m b u s S t r e e t ...... 7, 11 H a c k m a t a c k S t r e e t ...... 9 L a k e S t r e e t ...... 3. 4 a nd e ve n n u m b e rs to 158 N e ig h b o rh o o d C rim e W a tch Pro t e ct A b u s e d C h ild r e n Mill S t r e e t ...... 1 7 — u p to 42 H al e R o a d ...... 1 — o d d num b e rs Portla nd Stre e t ...... 8, 9 Mo ntcla ir Drivd ...... 3 11 — from 43 to e nd H a m ilton D r iv e ...... 3 4 — e ve n n um b e rs 6 — all e ve n n u m b e rs a nd T stre e ts M o ore Stre e t ...... 6 C om s toc k R o a d ...... 4 H a mlin S t r e e t ...... 6 La k e w o o d C ircl e N o r t h ...... 9 o d d n u m b e rs from 25 Support tlw EnllM C o n c o rd R o a d ...... 1, 3 TO IL A F LIX * H a n n a w a y S tr e e t ...... 6 La k e w o o d Circl e Sou th ...... 9 M O fS f H o a d ...... 12 9 — o d d n u m b e rs to 23 T a m R o a d ...... Dumoeratio T m i n REPUBLICANS FOR MANCHESTER 1 — e ve n num b e rs H a rding S t r e e t ...... 8 L a m pligh t e r D r i v e ...... 9 M o un t a in R o a d ...... 4, 5 Pre ston Driv e .. Ta n n e r S t r e e t___ Teilot Plunger 3 — o d d n um b e rs H arl a n Stre e t ...... 2 L a nc a s t er R o a d . . . . 4 — o d d n u m b e rs from 231 Prim e r R o a d . . . Ta y lo r Stre e t — Nevtmbor SIh ; C o n e ' Stre e t ...... 2 La ure l P l a c e ...... 5 — all e ve n n u m b e rs a nd Te r e s a R o a d . t . . . UnliKs ordinary plungsrs. Tolllllei H arriso n Stre e t ...... 6 Prin c e ton Stre e t doss not permit comprsited sir or JOE HACHEY/LEVER 38 C o n gr e s s Stre e t ...... 7 Hartford R o a d ...... 4. 8. 9, 11 ' La ure l Stre e t ...... p d d n u m b e rs to 229 Proctor R o a d .. T e rry R o a d — metsv eater to splaiih back or es M a ra lor TraaMirar I ELECT HARRY NOV. 8th C o n s t a nc e D r i v e ...... 5 4 — e ve n n u m b e rs from La wto n R o a d ...... M u n ro S t r e e t ...... 5, 6 Progre ss D r iv e .. Th a y e r R o a d . . . . cape Wklt Tollafisi. nie full prttttKe C a HMIlM - AoUway aoU C o n w a y R o a d ...... 6 478 to 794 Le dg e cr e s t Te rr a c e 5 — o d d n um b e rs This tle R o a d ...... ^owB ihrouol) ibe dogged mass and Paid by CommlttM to Elact Harry Rainhom, Prosp e ct Stre e t . swtshes ii (NMn Datarw PMkaalMila'' Pild (or by tbi cammltlM ti i Ik I J m Hbchiy. Lm Cilihim. Trtuurir C o o k Stre e t ...... 5 8 — o d d n u m b e rs from 419 L e la nd D r iv e ...... 6 e v e n n um b e rs Purn ell Pla c e . . . Th o m a s Driv e . . CoTia BMMN : ______Faya Lawranca, Aaa’t. Tra at. C o o lld g e S t r e e t ...... 8 9 — e ve n n u m b e rs up to . L e n o x S tr e e t ...... Myrtle Stre e t ...... 10 ^ u t n a m Stre e t .. Th o m p s o n R o a d . I8 .N AT HAROWAIII STOflU MANCUKSTEK IIKHAl.lr. Mundiiy Nov. 7, 1983 - 21 ai - MANC’UKSTKH UKUAUD, Moildiiv. Nov. 7, l!)83 E PU B LI C AN S*************! F a milie s in C o n n e c ticu t bid f arewell ROGER M. NEGRO TOWN TREASURER BUSINESS 1 — J Services held for de^d Marines MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT B v Un it e d Pre ss In t e rn a tio n a l packed into the church as a Marine honor • said, “ And yet the Murines, Strange R e-Ele ct t guard stood at attention outside. contrast. He joined to toughen up, to make Foreign securities Families and friends bid farewell this In Storrs Saturday, friends and relatives the life he wanted to live, the difficult life he O c t o b e r 3 1 , 1 9 8 3 weekend to three Connecticut Marines of Lance Corp. Thomas DiBenedetto filled wanted to live in his woods (on) his piece of killed in the Oct. 23 terrorist bomb attack in the chapel at St, Thomas Aquinas for land easier to bear." Lebanon. memorial services, DiBenedetto, 24, was D e a r Ta x p a y e r a nd Vot er of M a nch e st e r attractive in U.S. Lima told more than 300 people at the Military services were held Sunday in the son of University of Connecticut Vice service DiBenedetto joined the Marines PETER : Ellington for Pfc. Steven Tingley. Tingley President of Student Affairs Thomas “ because he had the youth and the energy was one of seven Connecticut Murines DiBenedetto. Sinc e 1 9 7 1 , 1 h ave h a d the privilege of and he thought he was needed." -*■ but caution is urged killed two weeks ago in a suicide bomb DiBenedetto was juried Friday in a your op e n a nd strong support at e a ch attack that killed more than 230 U.S. private ceremony on a hill overlooking the In Groton Saturday friends and relatives election. Th is indic a te s that you a p pro v e of Marines. UConn campus. Two red-and-white carna- of Pvt. Joseph J. Mattachione, 20 of By Gra im e Browning less than 2 percent of institutional A picture of Tingley, 20, in his Marine tion wreaths and a simple bouquet tied with Windsor Locks paid their last respects. the job I h ave d o n e a s your To w n Tre a sure r. United Press International holdings five years ago, today that uniform rested on his flag-draped coffin in a long pink ribbon adorn the grave. “ Joseph was a young man serving his percentage has almost tripled. ERISA DIROSA N Ellington Congregational Church. During Saturday’s memorial service, country, and he paid A great price to serve M a ny n e w pro gr a m s a nd inve stm e nt CHICAGO (U PI) - “ Buy Ameri- funds invested overseas totaled $7 His father, Richard, stopped briefly in DiBenedetto's uncle, Gregory Lima, his country,” said the Rev. James M. can” may be the watchword of a billion last year. By the end of 1983, that TOW N DIRECTOR A front of the coffin as he escorted his wife, shared some reflections of the quiet young Leone, chaplain. “ But not only Joseph paid pro c e d ure s h ave b e e n initiated b y m e w hich rallying United States economy, but figure will have grown to an estimated Barbara, into the church and gave the man who "believed in freedom, not just the price, his family paid. Those who knew h a ve resulted in additional e a rnings of these days some American Investors f l l billion. “ thumbs up” sign to his son's picture, fire-cracker freedom." and loved him paid a price. The Marine' are putting their money into foreign Institutional interest also has given F “ God weeps with us in our loss," the Rev. “ He respected life. He would not kill in Corps paid a price. The United States paid a $2,028,254.00, w hich e qu a t e s to 5 mills in companies. rise to a whole new breed of. broker. Sheldon Smith told dozens of mourners anger, not even a spider or a fly," Lima price.” s a vings to the t a xp a y e rs of M a nch e st er. The strong U.S. dollar means inves- Since it opened last year. New York tors get a better return when they buy and Foreign Securities Corp., a New abroad, securities analysts say. But, York-based “ boutique” firm, earned I sinc ere ly th ank you for your support in they warn, Americans had better tread over $6.5 million in commissions on Man faces arraignment for slaying the past, a nd, I hop e you will re m e m b e r m e carefully in foreign markets because — sales of Asian and European stocks to on Tu e s d a y, N ov e m b e r' 8th. In one analyst’s wordi — “ nothing goes American institutional investors. WEST HARTFORD on $100,000 bond Sunday at Police Chief Francis wounds just inside the apartment because the the same way foreyer.” Chairman Arthur Lipper says, Insure: (UPI) — A Hartford man the West Hartford police Reynolds said Shorter and front door and the door car was registered to him. American interest in foreign stocks “ There’s clearly a growing interest in faced arraignment today station and was scheduled Meaghear met sometime was ajar, police said. Police said they found first surfaced in late 1978, when the U.S. foreign securities.” He attributes growing American f on a felony murder charge to appear in West Hart- Friday night and returned Police discovered the Shorter walking on Steele economy had been reeling from the for the fatal stabbing of a ford Superior Court today. to M eaghear’ s apart- slaying after they were Road with blood on his Arab oil embargo for almost five years. interest in foreign stocks to an West Hartford librarian. Poliee said Meaghear, a ment. Shorter apparently called to an automobile hands. He was taken to St. Full Of hindsight, investors looked information boom. 1. Good q u a lity e duca tion f o r o ur childre n! “Traditionally, there was much Nathaniel Shorter, 23, librarian at the Sedgwick left the apartment late accident at Albany and Francis Hospital and R og e r M. N e gro back at the earnings in foreign markets secretiveness in business outside the was arrested Saturday Junior High School in Friday or early Saturday Prospect avenues near Medical Center where he over the same period — and realized To w n Tr e a s ur e r their dollars would have brought in U.S.,” Lipper said, “ But now you can 2 . A pla n n e d p ro g r a m t o r e p a ir o u r and charged in the slaying West Hartford, was found but returned, breaking a the Hartford-West Hart- was treated for cuts and of James D. Meaghear at dead in a pool of blood on window pane in the front ford town line. No one was released. much more if they had invested find out as "much about Phillips Lamp (a large Dutch electronics company) Meaghear’s apartment on the floor of his apartment. door, Reynolds said. in the car, which had A warrant was signed abroad. t o w n 's e q u ip m e n t, s tr e e ts, a n d sid e w a lk s as you can find out aboit{,Exxon.’’ Robin Road, police said. His throat had apparently Meaghear's body was flipped over, and police for his arrest by Judge S U P P O R T T H E D E M O C R A T I C TE A M! Some smaller investors began buy- ing foreign stocks in large quantities. Other analysts disagree. They say Shorter was being held been cut. found with multiple stab went to M e a g h e a r's David M. Borden. Police 7 said they have not estab- Institutional investors, who manage accounting standards in many coun- w it h o u t y e a rly bonding — b y se tting aside lished a motive for the huge pension funds and the like, moved tries are not as high as they are in the slaying. more cautiously. U.S., making what American investors Calendar That caution was justified. When the consider .routine financial disclosures t a x d o ll a rs y e a rly . dollar made a prompt upturn two years difficult — or impossible — to obtain. later, investors with large foreign “ To get the information you need, Tuesday holding found themselve in a financial you have to go to professional experts M a n c h e s t e r Board of Fire Commissioners, Firehouse, 7 p.m. bind. who have a lifetime’s experience and Town Meeting, to vote on the Board of Selectmen’s H E R E A R E TH R E E G O O D "Committing a very large portion of have gotten to know those countries Tuesda y request for an additional appropriation to purchase a Town Election, 8 a.m, to 8 p.m. the portfolio to foreign investments has and those companies,” said Geoffrey backhoe for the town. Community Hall, 7:30 p.m. Mental Health Council, 3:30 p.m. Lincoln Center not proven to be very successful, Osmtnt, a London- based analyst for Wednesday gold room. R E A S O N S T O V O TE F O R because like everything else in this Continental Illinois Bank. Drug Abuse Program, Bolton High School, 7:30 p.m. world nothing goes the same way Still, analysts say, American invest- i Good Le adership, Good Ideas, Wednesday Planning Commission public hearing on Lawrence Cheney Hall Foundation, 4 p.m. Probate Court. forever,” said William Gray, an ments in foreign stocks make sense F. Fiano’s proposal to develop 32 lots off South Road Thursd a y analyst with Harris Bank and Trust because foreign stock markets are not and Route 44, Community Hall 8 p.m. J Good Government! Judge's hours, 6;30 p.m.. Probate Court. Corp. tied to the U.S. market, and investment Thursday RICK DYER By 1980, Gray said, a trend had risk is less. Conservation Commission, 7 p'm. Municipal Zoning Commission public hearing on David Buck’s Building coffee room. started. Institutional investors quickly They say recent economic growth in Paid for b y C om m itte e to R e-e le c t DiRosa, B. Botticello, Tre a s. request for a zone change at Bolton Notch Quarry, discovered a small percentage of many countries, like Japan and Ger- Community Hall, 8 p.m. M A N C H E STE R ’S foreign stocks made for a healthier many, means the world market is A n d o v e r Board of Education, Center School library, 7:30 portfolio spread. stronger compared to the American p.m. While foreign stocks accounted for market. Today Friday B O A R D O F E D U C A TIO N Board of Selectmen, Town Office Building, 3:15 Community Hall closed for Veteran’s Day. p.m. Tu e sd ay Shopping electronic way MANCHESTER VOTERS Andover Board of Education, Andover School C o v e n t r y conference room, 8 p.m. Thursd a y Today CHICAGO (U PI) - In the past, a viewers and information providers” N Community Health Service, Yeoman’s Hall, Route Town Council, Town Office Building planning day’s shopping took stamina, determi- means electronic shopping systems are HAVE A RIGHT 87, Columbia, 7:30 p.m. office. 7:30 p.m. nation, lots of cash and the ability to not widely available. Knight-Ridder. Board of Welfare, Town Office Building human wither a saleswoman with one glance. Inc. instituted its “ Viewtron” system services office, 7:30 p.m. By the end of the century, even the in Miami just months ago, and two B o l t o n Wednesday most faint-hearted of shoppers may other city-wide systems are still in the School Building Committee, Coventry High School, need only a computer screen and a planning stages. TO KNOW room 18, 7:30 p.m. Tod a y button to push to get what they need., But in California, Bartlett said, 0 Special Selectmen’s Meeting, Community Hall 275th Planning Committee, Town Office Building Electronic shopping — picking out a electronic groceries already are show- Sinc e m uch has b e en allud e d to a bout my sta te ment selectmen’s office, 7:30 p.m. board room, 7:30 p.m. product from a computer list and 0 ing that consumers will flock to new buying it on credit — may totally technology services that make their re g a rding the St e ph e n P e nny / Unit e d A u to Work ers change the way we shop within the next shopping easier. 20 years, says Bob Bartlett, retailing controv e rsy, 1 am printing my rele ase to the m e dia In Its analyst for Touche,Ross & Co. The “ Grocery Express" in San entire ty. I believe It sp e a ks for Itself a nd represe nts a "The whole array of consumer Francisco offers shoppers 2,000 num- services as we know it is crumbling.” bered items on a computer-generated re a son a ble a nd b ala nc e d respons e. I hop e yo u agre e. A STRONG VOICE FOR There’s one indispensibie link in the list. Customers call in the numbers to a HE'S QUALIFIED electronic shopping game plan — the - computer operator and the computer O n Thursd a y, Nove mb er 3rd, I re turned home from Beverly, Mas V home computer. Consumers must have coordinates delivery. The total is B A Degre e, Holy Cross Colle ge sachusetts, at 11:45 p.m. wh ere I had be en on business; at which time the electronic hardware to tap in to a charged to the customer’s account, all V Juris Doctorat e, University of Conn e cticut School of Law I was informed by some of my campaign work ers that a me e ting had MANCHESTER computer service, and the screens on electronically. Partner, Phelon, Squa trlto & FitzG era ld, P.C. which to view the products. be en caiied of Democra tic candidates to discuss the probiems bet Form er Juve nile Proba tion Officer In fact, the current lack of what In Los Angeles, the process has been we en the Unite d Auto Work ers Union and M ayor Steph en T . P enny, i • Among Lowest Spending Towns Form er Ch a irm a n, Manchester Hum a n Relations Commission Bartlett called "a critical mass of refined one step further. was aiso told that a Press Confere nce to a d d r^ s this issue had be en In State (136 of 169) C o-C h a irm a n, C hild La w Committe e, Hartford C o u n ty B ar Assoc. scheduled for this morning at 9 a.m. F or these re asons and because I Legal Couns e l, Manche st er Ch ild A dvoc a cy Te a m had to see off sixty-five of our people le aving tor the Republic of While Introducing: Ca pt ain, U.S. A ir Forc e Reserve Chin a at 5:30 a.m. and because of a business appointment scheduled • New Paramedic Service HE'S EXPERIENCED for 10 a.m. In Dover, N ew Hampshire, I have be en unable to spe ak with • Bennet Senior Housing Bo ard of Ed memb er since 1981 my fellow Democrsrts nor will I be able to attend the Press Conf ere nce this morning. And Maintaining: Form er Ch a irm a n, Building & Sites Subcommitt e e Ch a irm a n, Curriculum Subcommitt e e • Excellent School System, with WANTED For these re asons It is importa nt that my position on this issue be Member, Bo ard of Directors / Board of Educ a tion Nation’s top teacher and jun Jo in t Committe e on Highla nd Park School com e a matter of public record. Form er member. Tra nsport a tion Subcommitt e e ior high My position is as follows: HE'S CONCERNED Rick Dy e r believes that some thing must be don e to retain qualified “I have always re cognized the very important role of labor in prot ect te achers in the school system and prevent te ach er ‘burnout’. H e in ing the rights of our working pe ople working in balance with the res tends to work hard to see to it that Manche st er schools continu e to ponsibilities of man agement and with government. In fact, it has been RE-ELECT.... improve their math and science curriculums. As a former juvenile pro the negotiations between labor and man agement and sometimes with bation officer, he cares de eply about discipline in the schools, and governm ent assistance that has made the Unite d States of America about helping to re duce tru a ncy and dropout rates. H e ’ll continu e to the greatest industrial country in the world. mak e sure that budge t ary constraints don’t de prive our childre n of a MAYOR STEVE PENNY quality educa tion. Everyon e who aspires to elected oftice knows full well that their ac tions will be held up to the highest level of scrutiny. As a result, all pe ople in public office are called to balance their decisions against TO W N DIRECTOR - DEMOCRAT GIVE EDUCATION YOUR VERY BEST.... the prob able Impact upon their various constituencies. Paid for by Friends of Steve Penny, Ja m e s R. Quigley, Tre a surer VOTE FOR RICK DYER AND HIS DEMOCRATIC C O lU A G U E S ON NOVEMBER 8 7 Paid (or by Frienda of Rick Dyer, Mlchaal Darby, Tra a iurar “Th o u g h I support the right of M ayor Penny, as an Attorn ey, to repre sent any client of his choosing, it cannot be expected that he can do 7 that with impunity in the political arena. “All of us in public office, like It or not, must live with the conse VOTE DEMOCRATIC quences of our decisions. In the ond the public will vindicate the right o n ness or wrongne ss of that cours e of action, including my position on NOVEMBER 8th. this issue. RE-ELECT STEVE CASSANO “I am told that unsign e d leaflets have be en circulat ed in Manchester '' STEVE HAS SERVED ON THE BOARD FOR SIX YEARS. HE IS AN OUTSTANDING LEADER, A CREATIVE THINKER AND A in an effort to discredit Mr. P enny’s record. If this Is the case, I deplore the fact that who ever is be hind this effort, including the U.A.W . if the WORKER. AS A TOWN DIRECTOR HE HAS BEEN CHOSEN BY HIS FELLOW DIRECTORS TO REPRESENT MANCHESTER shoe fits, has not taken responsibility for its actions. Anonym ous ON STATE AND NATIONAL POLICY COMMITTEES. HE HAS BEEN HONORED SEVERAL TIMES FOR HIS SERVICE TO campa ign literature is not a viable me thod In my book. MANCHESTER. INCLUDING RECOGNITION AS MANCHESTER’S OUTSTANDING YOUNG MAN (1975) AND NEW ENGLAND’S OUTSTANDING YOUNG MAN OF THE YEAR (1976). “I add my voice to those who w ould say that M ayor Penny has pro vided outsta nding service to the citizens of Manchester these past six A CREDIT TO HIS COMMUNITY, ye ars.’’ HE LISTENS, HE CARES, MARTY SHEIL VOTE DEMOCRATIC NOV. OTH HE GETS THE JOB DONE! -CONSUBLE Paid for by Committe e to Re-eiect Barbara Weinberg, ______PAID FOR BY STEVE CA88ANO S RE-ELECTION C O M M ITTE E-P A UL R 0 8 8 ETT0 - TREASURER______TM. Atf M d For by; Th. Commltta. To CiMl Mwly Mwo; Idwwd F. lotend, Jr.; TtMumr Matthew Moriarty, Tre as.

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IL » 22 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Nov. 7. 1983 M A N C IIK STK K l i K H A l.l). Momliiy 7. - 2.1 Comput er mimics troubie-shooting process B u s i n e s s In Brief LOOK FOR THE STARS... Eve n Inexperienced mechanic C a rg o port a pprov e d Look for the CLASSIFIED A DS with STARS; stars help you get can be a locomotive tlx-lt man AUGUSTA, Maine - The state Board of Environmental Protection has given the green light to construction of a massive cargo port on I B y A l Rossit er “ That's iike.you wife leaves you a note Sears Island designed to serve large oil tankers, better results. Put a star on your od and se e w hat a Un it e d Pre ss In t e rn a tio n a l on the kitchen table saying the car as long as nearby lobster beds and clam flats are won’t go. You don’t know whether its not permanently damaged. WASHINGTON - David I. Smith has out of gas, she can’t find the keys, the The B E P gave it unanimous, although ^ difference it m ak es. Telephone 643-2711, M onday-Friday, been working on General Electric garage door is stuck, you have a flat conditional approval to the long-term project at locomotives for 42 years and probably tire, dead battery or what. Its reguihr meeting this week. The cost of the first knows more about them than anyone “ ’The engine crew,, they’re bus phase of the port facility alone Is estimated at $24 drivers,” Smith said. “ All they know is else — except, thaMs, for the computer million. * 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.______if______» he taught to mimic the locomotive the train didn't perform like it should. The first phase includes, construction of a trouble-shooting process. On a hill it didn’t go fast enough, or it 620-foot L-shaped pier and dredging of the harbor Smith, 60, is G E ’s top locomotive was slipping too much or one engine to a d^pth of 40 feet at low tide to accomodate Help Wonted Apartments for Rent 42 store / OffIce Space 44 Building / Contracting S3 MIsc. for Sale 63 Antiques 68 MIsc. Automotive 76 field service engineer. When repair died on them or it kept kicking off the large tankers. Phase 2 funding was not detailed in crews have trouble diagnosing a line. It was just not running properly. the project application presented to the BEP. said B ELL That’s ail they report. So you have to problem with one of those giant Pray.X M A N C H E STE R -O n e , two A N T I Q U E L I V I N - TO W N O F M A N C H E S- figure out what they mean.” L E O N C I E S Z Y N S K I diesel-electric engines. Smith often is SEWING MACHINE a n d t h r e e b e d r o o m m a i k r b t i i B U IL D E R — N e w homes, ^ G R O O M T A B L E — Eight T E R Highw a y D e p art- the man they call for help. apartm e nts. He a t and hot CDfTiAi wmmas m s t r k t a dditions, re m o d e lin g, legs, ch e rry wood. $50. m ent Is Int ere ste d In “ I ’m unique. I'm sure, because I'm SO HE- SAID he developed a set of C ity lures hl-t e ch OPEKATOKS SAU/ llASf DT w a t er. $400, $440, $495. re c ro om s, gora ge s, kit E X C E L L E N T Q U A L ITY Coll 646-0362, m ornings. re nting snow p lo w in g the only one in the railroad industry rules for the computer user to follow. E s t a b lis h e d n a tio n • 000 BQ tt warahouf* or eesom- NEW HAVEN — New Haven has established a C a ll 649-4800. biy building LOMlingdocA 3ovar- chens re mod ele d, ce il S E A S O N E D H A R D - a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a truck s Of the 35,000 G V W that has had contact with all the GE The cause of the problem is unknown so wid e pillow manufac h t»t f door* Fancatf parking $1.1 million fund to bring high-technology firms to turer has Immediate ings, bath tile, dorm ers, W O O D — Oa k - M a ple - . . . . Class and also 5 y ard locomotives,” said Smith, based in a tot of different checks have to be aw l a a l f y______647-$00S the city. Mayor Biagio DiLieto has announced. full time ope nings. Ex M A N C H E S TE R — Tw o roofing. Residential or H ic k ory. $95 / cord. Tw o A U l O n f l O l l V G Sa nd ers. C a ll 647-3245, Erie, Pa. made — checks of the fuel system, lube and thre e ’ ro om heated co m m e rcia l. 649-4291. NOW DiLieto said Tuesday the Technojpgy Invest- p e ri e n c e pre f e rre d, cord m fhim um. Cut, split 7 a m to3:30 om . oil system, cooling system and the like. ment Fund will provide venture capital financing da y shift, S day week, apartm e nts. No. a ppli a n and d elivere d. Call 649- a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a ------THE E X PE R TISE he has accumu- to firms willing to locate in New Haven, full benefit program, ces. S e curity. Phone 646- F A R R A N D R E M O D E L 1831 onytlm e . _ ^ a n t iq u e Smith said sometimes there are 2426, 9 to 5 we e kdays. ______C ars / Trucks for Sale 71 lover? Read the offerings lated from helping design the locomo- especially in the Science Park or Quinnipiack i n c l u d i n g s e w i n g MIsc. for RonI I N G — Ca bine ts, rooting, several things wrong. gutt ers, room additions, tives for 20 years and servicing them River Industrial Park. Incentive. Apply at; Pll- 12“ G .E . T V — Bla ck and a a a a a a a a a a a a a a Classified e very d a y to “ The shop crew will tend to fix the M A N C H E S TE R — Tw o decks, all types of re m o white. A C / D C with a llgh- • • • • • • • • • • • • • find the Items or Items tor Sr is priceless. To make sure that The fund was provided by the U.S. Economic lowtex Corp., 49 Re first one and figure that's got to be it. b e dro om, no utilitie s, gas deling and re p a irs. F R E E ter cord. Bought 11/82. 1972 D U S TE R — Runs vou'd like to own. 643- knowledge is not lost when Smith Development Administration and the city, with gent St., Manchester, I N D U S T R I A L S P A C E retires, and to make it more readily They kiss it goodby and then it comes roc MJ he at. V e ry ne at, good estimates. F u lly Insured. Retalls tor o v e r $100, will e x c e l l e n t . O r i g i n a l 2711. _ T IF to be operated as an independent corporation loca tllon. $410. F or Info. F O R L E A S E - 3000 sq. ft. available to repair shops across the back the next day and there’s another $500per month. Av a ila bl e Tele phon e 643-6017, otter sell tor $60 F irm . 646-7473. own er. $500 or best offer. " problem. whose operations are supervised by a nine- 646-4288. 6pm, 647-8509. ______r n l l 7Z9 TO W N O F M A N C H E S TE R country, GE has developed a compu- member board of directors. Imm e dia t e ly. Call own er C R IB , C A R S E A T and 1,011 /4Z-B03U. l e g a l N O TIC E terized system to help technicians “ So we’re trying to get some S E R V IC E S TA TIO N A T -^ Jo h n, 643-2414 or 649-6218...... - Pla nning ond Zoning TW O F A M IL Y F L A T — D E SIG N K ITC H E N S by ch a nging table. A ll In diagnose faults and fix them quickly. discipline in here and make sure the T E N D A N T — With some Commissio n wilt hold a pub shop crew follows through and not just m e c h a n ic a l a b ili t i e s . Second flo or. 4'/2 ro om J. P. Le wis. Cabine ts, excellent condition. Coll lic h e aring on Mo n d a y, No To develop computer programs to a ft er 4:30pm, 646-5150, ve mb er 14. 1983 at 7:00 P .M . fix the first one they find. We want the R a ym o n d sales Incre ase Unif orm s furnish ed. Full a p artm e nt. N e wly deco- Wanted to Rent 47 vanitie s, form ic a , Wilson reason 'much the way an experienced rq t e d. A p plia nc e s f u r 646-8316. 1979 F IR E B IR D — F o ur In the H e a rin g Room, L in locomotive to go out and stay out and or port tim e. Inquire In ort, Corla n counter tops, coln C e nt er, 494 M a in Stre et, locomotive engineer would, GE compu- MIDDLETOWN — Raymond Industries Inc. nished. Adults only. No kitchen cabine t fronts, speed, 301, re d. 61,000 M a nch e ster, C T to heor and make money.” p e rs o n ; 252 S p e n c e r ter specialists spent the better part of has reported sales of $30,375,000 for the nine Stre et, Ma nche ster. Pets. S e curity. $350. 649- co m ple t e w o o d w ork in g M U S T S E L L ! C o u r t miles. Asking $6000. C all c o n s i d e r t h e f o l l o w i n g 7 the last year and a half interrogating Smith said the computerized trouble- months ending Sept. 30, 1983, a 23 percent 7815. G A R A G E OR B A R N for House One membership. 423-4102. p e titio n; s e rvic e , custom m a d e G E R A L D I N V E S TM E N TS , Smith. shooter is designed for GE Series 7 increase for the same period a year ago. wint er stora ge. Call 649- furniture , coloni al re pro F a m ily or single. Best H O U S E C L E A K i i N G — 5717. IN C . — Z O N E C H A N G E — The company said that with the new locomotives — one of the most popular Net earnings for the first nine months, Honest and dependable. STO R RS — Tw o be dro om ductions in wood, 9 v a ri e otter over $75. C all 742- H O N D A , ’79Acc ord L X — K E E N E Y S T R E E T (G-4 4) With tax rebatas now in system, even a novice engineer can locomotives on America’s rails. GE including Raymond's equity in its affiliate Teleco w / w a nd appliances. 15 ties of h ardwood and 6490. Brown. Exc ell e nt condi To ch ange the zoning class!- nxist homes, it's the C all for an Int ervie w f i c a t i o n f r o m R u r a l uncover a problem by spending just a started building them in 1973 and still Oilfield Services Inc. and Safeway Products Inc., m il e s to M a n c h e s t e r. W A N T E D T O R E N T — vene ers N O W IN STO C K tion. 73,000 miles. Und er perfect time to find a aft er 4pm. Call 646-1432. P a rk ing space or garage Residence to Pla nn e d Resi is. About 2,000 are in use across the L a u n dry facilitie s. $385 Call 649-9658 or evenings, . . . C H R I S T M A S S4000. Must sell. Call 742- de nce De ve lo pm e nt f or a cash buyer for that few minutes at the computer terminal. declined to $1.09 per share from $1.37 in 1982. for one c ar until M arch The system can lead the repairman United States. The company said net earnings reflect a S E C R E TA R Y F O R S P E m o n th . C a ll 643-8516. 289-7010. W R E A TH S F O R S A L E In 7805. parc el of a p pro xim a t e ly 28 outdoor furniture you First month fre e. 31st, vicinity of C a m bulk, decora te d or undec- acres and to a pprove o through step by Step fix-it procedures, “ Everybody’s got some," he said. reduction of $936,000 attributable to the minority C I A L E D U C A TI O N — Ge n era l Pla n of D e v e lop no longer usel b r i d g e a n d O x f o r d A N C H O R E L E C T R IC A L oraf ed. Call 802-334-2079 1978 M E R C U R Y M A R UPl photo presenting computer-aided diagrams interest in Raymond Engineering Inc., created F o r C o v e n t ry P u b lic Streets. Call Cindy, be ment for the site — 625V and even films stored on a video disc. SMITH SAID MOST railroads assign by the Dec. 1982 public sale of its common stock. Schools. 15 hours per F O U R R O O M A P A R T C O N TR A C TO R S — Do a n y t i m e . D e a l e r s Q UIS — F o ur door, fully Ke e ney Street. And it's easyl Just call us M E N T — Second floor. fore 5pm at 525-3131 or a ny size or typ e of w ork. welcom e. a utom a tic. 31,000orlginal At this h eorlng Interested today and we'll put your the locomotives to certain shops for Raymond Industries Inc., though its 53.4 we e k. Ty p in g skills re offer 7pm at 646-4601. persons m a y be h e ard and quire d. C a ll Dr. Don ald $240 p er m on th, plus utili F u lly Insured. Fre e Esti mile age. Mint condition. low-cost ad in print. David I. Smith (right), General Ele ctric’s top locomotiv e field “ ONE OF the famous troubles the routine maintenance. It is for those percent owned subsidiary, Raymond Engineer- a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a writt e n comm unic a tions r e-« service shops, numbering anywhere Nlcole ttl’s office at 742- ties, $300 deposit. No pets. mates. C a ll 647-0293. B L U E FISH JIG S — SOfor With stud snow tires and cel ved. A copy of this petition railroad people get from their operat- ing Inc., produces precision electromechanical hos been filed in the To w n service engin e er, looks on as Dr. Fra ncis S. Lynch typ es Smith’s from 10 to SO, that GE is targeting the 8913. E O E . Phone 643-4751, 4 to 8pm. Services Offered 51 $55. Coll m ornings, 649- wh e els. $4500 or best For extra cash, sell ing crews is 'locomotive not loading and electronic systems and devices. R O B E R T E . JA R V IS — 2558. otter. C all 646-1780. Cle rk's office ond m a y be that outdoor furniture . . . dia gnostic expertise into a comput er in Syra cus e, N.Y. properly,” ’ Smith said in an interview. computer system. in s p e c t e d d u r i n g o f f ic e M A N A G E M E N T P E R M A N C H E S TE R — M o d Building and re mod eling hours. ’ nowl SON to m a na ge local ern four room a p a rt s p e c i a lis t. A d d i t i o n s , C O M P L E T E 1977 Topps P L A N N IN G A N D Z O N IN G me nt. Stove, garage. No R E W E A V I N G B U R N garage s, roo fing, siding, baseboll card set. Cards C O M M ISSIO N photogra phy club for In Leo Kw a sh, S e cre ta ry lease re quire d. $425 plus H O L E S — Zippers, u m kitchens, b a throoms, re In ord er. Mint condition. t e rn a tion a l f ilm corp. bre llas re paired. Window Da ted at M a nch e ster, CT utilities. Call 649-4003. p l a c e m e n t w l n d o w s - $55. Call after 4pm, 742- 1969 B U IC K — 225, full this 7th doy of N ov e m b e r, P a rt tim e to S984 month. shades, Venetian blinds. Call tod a y, 714-821-8900. / doors. Call 643-6712. 6016. pow er. Good condition. 1983. HERALD Keys. T V F O R R E N T. No rust. $525 F irm . Call 008-11 E N W O O D M a r l o w ’ s, 867 M a i n O N E O D D DO OR new 18" 742-8296 aft er 6pm. C l a ssi f ie d P A R T T I M E C L E R IC A L Street. 649-5221. 643'2711 W O R K — M a ture person APTS. Roofing /Siding 54 wid e by 6V3' length. Tw o I N V IT A TIO N T O B ID Classified..Store / O f fic e Sp a c e . . . .62 sliding closet doors, size «7 0 6 Busin e ss O p p o rt u n iti e s .. .22 F o r a d v e rt is e m e n t s to be for light typing, filing, C o n v e n i e n t t o B R I C K S , B L O C K S , a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a C O S T P R O P O S A L S F O R Notices Situ a tio n W a n t e d ...... 23 R e sort P r o p e r t y ...... 63 Rates p u b lis h e d M o n d a y , th e d e a d answ ering phones, 5-8pm U C O N N . Coun try set 22" by 6ft, 4'/2" height. P R O F E S S IO N A L S E R V IC E S 643-2711 S T O N E — C o n c r e t e . F O R C O B O L P R O G R A M L o s t / F o u n d ...... 01 E m p lo y m e n t In f o ...... 24 M Is c. f o r R e n t ...... H o m e a n d G a r d e n . .64 Mi n i mu m Chor a*: lin e Is 2:30 p .m . on F ri d a y . eve nings, M ond a y thru ting, la undry facilities. B I D W E L L H O M E Im $10. Call 643-7534 S2.25 f o r o n e d a y Chim n e y re pairs. Mo lob ,1979 M U S TA N G — Lo w M IN G O N A N IB M 4311 P e rs o n a ls ...... 02 In s tru c t io n ...... 25 ^ W a n t e d to R e n t ...... P e t s ...... 65 F rid a y. R e ply: P.O. Box G a r a g e s a v a il a b l e . too sm all. Call 644-8356. prove m e nt Com p a ny — DOS / VSE 551, Ma nche ster, C T O n e b e dro om now Roofing, siding, a lt era I B M E L E C T R I C T Y mile age. Good condition. Th e B o ard ot E duc a tio n, I N V IT A TI O N T O B IO A n n o u n c e m e n t s ...... 03 R o o m m a t e s W a n t e d .. .66 P er Wor d: Sealed bids will be re c e iv e d N P E W R ITE R — $100. E x Call 875-2663 or 647-0017. 110 Long Hill D riv e , Ea st .67 d a y s ...... 15« Re ad Y o u r Ad 06040. available $283. Call tion, a dditio ns. Same In the Office o tth e D ire c tor of A u c t i o n s ...... 04 1-2 E X P E R I E N C E D P A IN ce lle nt c o ndition. C a ll H a rt f ord, C T. will re c e ive Re al Estate 3-S d a y s ...... 14C W elco Management. numb er for over 30 ye ars. sealed bids for C O ST P R O P G e n e ra l Services, 41 Ce nt er .68 C l a s s i f i e d a d v e r t i s e m e n t s T E R — Qu a lity work. after 5pm, 446-3601. 1971 SU P E R B E E T L E — Stre et, M a nch e ster. Conn e c Service s .69 6 d a y s ...... 13c S M A LL M O B IL E CA R 423-0091 Reasonable rates. F ully 649-6495. O S A L S F O R P R O F E S H o m e s f o r S a l e ...... 31 a r e t a k e n b y t e l e p h o n e as a C U S T O M I Z I N G C o m Good condition. Se mi S I O N A L S E R V IC E S F O R ticut, until N O V E M B E R 22, C o n d o m i n i u m s ...... 32 S e rvic e s O f f e r e d ...... 70 26 d a y s ...... 12c c o n v e n i e n c e . Insured. Fre e estimates. a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a W O O D S TO V E — W a rm a u t o m a t i c , p a s s e d C O B O L P R O G R A M M I N G 1983 at 11:00 a .m . for the Fin a ncial p a ny — Is se e king Indi 643-9237, ask tor Je rry. O N A N IB M 4311 D O S / VSE. f ollow ing: O L C O TT S T R E E T L o t s / L a n d f o r S a l e ...... 33 P a i n t in g / P a p e ri n g___ F O U R B E D R O O M and comfort a ble . Atlant a emissions. Ask ing $700. B R ID G E , R E P A IR , E R E C T M o r t g a g e s ...... 11 H a ppy Ads; T h e M a n c h e s t e r H e r a ld is vidu a l who Is e n erg e tic, a He attna / Plumblng 55 Bid In form a tio n and so e cltl- Inv e s tm e n t P r o p e r t y ...... 34 B u ild in g / C o n tr a c tin g $3,00 p e r c o l u m n In c h fast le arn er and can ta k e R A N C H H O US E — I'/z Work s Fra n k lin. C o m Call 644-1294 a nytim e. catlons are a v a ila ble at the A N D A N C H O R P O ST R A IL , P erson a l L o a n s ...... 12 r e s p o n s ib l e o n ly f o r on e i n c o r baths. Priv a t e setting, oil O D D JO B S , Tru c k in g. M E T A L B E A M R A IL & A P R o a fin g / Sid in g ...... Instructions w ell. Must be plete with hinged doors Business Office. Sealed bids Busin e ss P r o p e r t y ...... 35 r e c t In s e rt io n o n d th e n o n ly heat. $575 m on thly. C all Hom e re p a irs. You name will be re c e iv e d until 11:00 P U R T E N A N C E S & F U R In s u r a n c e ...... 13 H e a t in g / P lu m b in g___ A u t o m o tiv e' De a dlines able to tra ve l with e m and scre en. V e ry good NISH & I N S T A L L M E T A L R e sort P r o p e r t y ...... 36 f o r t h e siz e of th e o rig in a l 649-2871. It, we do It. Fre e estl- F O G A R TY B R O TH E R S a .m. on We dne sda v, N o W a n t e d to B o r r o w ...... 14 F l o o r i n g ...... C a r s / Tr u c k s f o r S a l e ...... 71 ployer d a lly. Good st art c o n d it i o n . B a r g a i n - ve mb er 16, 1983, at which B E A M R A IL. 0 F o r c l a s s i f i e d a d v e r t i s e In s e rt io n . motes. Insured. .^-0 3 0 4. — B a throom re mod e l ing p a y with room for $98.88. Call 646-5863. tim e th ev will be p ublicly Th e To w n of Ma nch e ster is In c o m e T a x S e rvic e . M o t o r c y c l e s / B ic y c l e s ___ 72 m e n t s to b e p u b lis h e d T u e s E rro rs which do not lessen M A N C H E S TE R — F o ur ing; Installation wa t er opened and re ad aloud. Th e an equal opp ortunity e m adva nce m e nt. Sun roof 1973 K A R M A N N G H IA — ploye r, and requires an o f flr- Rentals S e rvic e s W a n t e d ...... R e c V e h ic l e s ...... 73 d a y t h r o u g h S a t u r d a y , t h e the va lu e of theadvertlsement ro om s, two be dro oms In W IL L IN G T O DO O D D he aters, garb a ge dispo B o ard of Educ a tio n res erves Em ploym e n t Installation experience a F O R S A L E : Vj To n chain Exc ell e nt running condi the right to acce pt or rele ct riia tive action p olicy for all of R o o m s f o r R e nt ...... 41 A u t o S e rv ic e s ...... 74 d e a d lin e Is n o o n o n t h e d a y will not be corrected by an four f a mily. Applia nce s, JO B S , H o u s e cl e a n in g, sals; faucet re p airs. 649- fall. $60. Call 643-6367. tion. Ask ing $1900. Call Its Contra ctors and V e ndors F o r Sale plus. C a ll Phil, evenings 7657. V Is a / M a s t e rC a rd any or all bids or the righ t to & Educ a tion A p a rt m e n t s f o r R e nt . . .42 A u t o s f o r R e n t / L e a s e ...... 75 b e f o r e p u b lic a t io n . w / w c arp e ting, off street painting or wood w o rk 649-5910. w a iv e technical form a litie s If as a condition of doing addition al insertion. 6:30 to 8:30, 649-5596. ing. H a v e own tra nspor accepted. business with the To w n , as H e lp W a n t e d ...... 21 H o m e s f o r R e nt ...... 43 H o lid a y / S e a s o n a l___ .61 M Is c. A u t o m o t iv e ...... 76 p a r k in g a nd s t o r a g e . SL E D — Fle xible Fly e r, It Is In the best Interest to do Rent-$350 plus utilities ta tion. C a ll 643-0197. a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a so. per F e d eral Ord e r 1T246. T E X A S R E F I N E R Y 5’ long. Tobogg a n - made 1970 C O R V E TT E — 350 N a ncy J. H a rris, Bid F orm s, ptons and sp e c CO R P . needs m a ture p er and s e curity. No pets. Flooring 56 In Can ada. Used twice. HP / 2 tops / mag whe els- Dire ctor ifications are a v a ila b le at the C all 649-0717. R E SU M E S — X ero x co $50 e ach. Tele phon e 646- / low mile age! $7500 or Business Services Ge n era l Services Office, 41 son now In Ma nche ster pied, 50 for $3.49. Env e 007-11 C ent er Stre et, M a nch e ste r, Personals 02 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 are a. Regardless of tra in 2218. best offer. C all from 8am Conn e cticut. V 21 Help Wanted lo p e s fr e e . P I P th e Notices ing, writ e D .H . Se ars, M A N C H E S TE R — F o ur to 5pm, 646-4464; after TO W N O F M A N C H E S TE R . ro o m , he ated a p artm e nt, “ While you wait prin F L O O R S A N D I N G — S T R O N G S T U D E N T 5pm, 646-0094. C O N N E C TI C U T Box 711 Ft. W orth, Tx . t ers” 391 Cent er Stre et, Flo ors lik e new. Sp ecial R O B E R T B. W EISS, B A N K IN G — Book k e ep second floor. W a lk ing D E S K and ch air. School Bright Fan Quilt L E G A L S E C R E T A R Y B O O K K E E P E R — E x p e 76101. distance to M ain Stre et. Manch e ster. 647-8367. izing In old er floors, na tu G E N E R A L M A N A G E R Lost / Found w it h e x p e ri e n c e . R e rie nce, full tim e. A p p ly: ing De p artm e nt cl erk, typ e. 6 to 12 ye ars old. 1982 C H E V Y IM P A L A 006-n P ark ing-o n e c ar. No pets. ra l and stained floors. No Both tor $15. Call 646-6794. W A G O N — Brown. $9000. quires skills In typing and M a rlo w's, Inc. 867 M a in, p a rt tim e . 8:30am to P E R S O N S T O W O R K C A R P E N T R Y A N D M A w a xing a nym ore . John 12:30pm, M ond a y thru with other girls m a king Se curity re quire d. $375 Lo w mile age. No air. Ha ppy A U T O M O T I V E M E RESTAURANT WORK shorth a nd, and k n owl Ma nche ster. month. Av a ila bl e now. S O N RY - Fre e estimates. V erf a llle , 646-5750. Pert and FuN lima opening* for mponsIM*, enargaHc F rid a y. South Windsor sandwich es and kitchen a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a W O O D E N STO R M W IN Sm all V 8. Call 649-6646. L O ST — S M A L L F E C H A N IC — Exp eri e nce edge In re al estate, est Re ply to Box H H , c / o Th e Call To n y Squlllacote649- Half-Size Styling Birthday paopi* who Hka a |ob wllh dhwrilly. tupporl our waH- ates and boo kk e e ping. B a n k 8i Tru s t Co. Contact w ork. C a ll 649-0305. DOWS and scre ens, 2-32'' M A L E C A T, Block tig er, ne cessary. All benefits. a n and wallra*«a* by prapaiing lea cream and grHI H era ld. 0811. Household Goods 62 X 51 ", 1 - 30 ” X 43 ", 1- 1974 D U S TE R — Auto white paws and white LYN N C all d ays, 643-5820, eve n W a rre n Ma tte son, 289- • a e******************** M & M Oil Service, Bol produel*, bu**lng labi**, phM olhar general raalaurani 6061 f or a p p o in tm e n t. a lumln um combin a tion, m a tic. Exc ell e nt running chin. Lost In vicinity of Love ton. F or appointm e nt cal I dullaa. AdvancamanI opporlunllla* avaHabla. No a i- ings 643-9674. H A T E T O R A K E a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a E O E . Condominiums 32 M A N C H E S TE R — A v a il 36" X 51’’, $5. Tele phon e condition. 79,000 miles. V M a i n a n d W i l l i a m s Denise 0 ^ “ 649-2871. parlanea raqubad. For dalall* and waga bilormallon able D e ce mb er 1st. Five L E A V E S ? C o ll C o x ’ s 646-3556. ' A ir conditioning, snows Stre ets. If seen call 643- call lha manager balwaan 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. S A L E ^ — N e wly cre a ted P A R T T I M E N E W S L a w n Servic e. Le aves U S E D R E F R I G E R A P A P E R D E A L E R B A N K IN G — Book k e ep ro om a p artm e nt a n d g a r- ava il a ble . $900. Call 646- 4251. F L O R IS T D E S IG N E R — lnsid |Tsales position In an age. C e ntra lly located. ra k e d and re move d for T O R S , W A S H E R S , Ne eded In H e bron. C a ll ing D e p artm e nt cl erk, N E W 2 B E D R O O M Ranges - cle an, gu a ra n D E N I M J A C K E T — 4377. Are a florist will have an FRIENDLY RESTAURANTS established E a st H a rt On busline. No pets. Se y o ur convenience. Call ford firm for an a ggre s To m , 742-9795. p a rt tim e. 1pm to closing, TO W N H O U S E S — , I'/ i teed, parts and service. Ma d e by Le e, size 36 L O ST — All whit e long opening for a full or part 6 4 6 -1 4 3 7 curity. Call 649-7718. f or fre e consult a tio n. re gul ar. New condition. 1974 M E R C U R Y M O h aired cat. N e ar 28 North tim e designer. Giv e pre sive se lf s t a rt e r. Set M o n d a y t hru F r i d a y . baths, fully appllanc ed I W a a- — L a rry M9-8646. Lo w prices. B .D . P e arl 8, 19B S p g n c o r BIrggI Pro o f a nd / or C R T e xpe $10. Call 646-3388. N A R C H — A utom a tic, Elm Stre et. $25 Re word. vious e xperienc e In de hours and no tra ve l re k itc h e n w i t h c u s t o m Son, 649 M a in Stre et, M a nchggtgr, C T B A B Y S I T T E R In m y rie nce pre f erre d. South T H R E E RO OM A P A R T • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • pow er ste ering, pow er Please Call 649-7630. ta il. Writ e Flow ers Inc., quire d. Must prole ct a wo od cabinets. Choice of M E N T with he at, hot S N O W P L O W I N G — 643-2171. An equal Opporlunlly Employer M/F hom e. V ernon are a. P art Windsor B a n k & Tru s t carp e t and vin yl floors. bra k e s, ra dio, A / C. Good P.O. Box 1664, Manche s positive Im a g e o v e r the w a t er, stove, re frig e ra P a rk ing lots and driv e Hom e and Garden 64 phone. Exc e ll e nt w o rk t im e . M a t u r e , lo v in g Co. Conta ct W a rre n M a t El e ctric ra dia nt he at. E x G AS STO V E — Good ru nning condition. Needs Personals 02 Employm e nt t er, C T 06040. gra ndm o th e r typ e, for 3 tor, carpe t. S335. Th ird w ays. Call aft er 5pm, e xh a ust syst e m. $995. ing e nvironm e nt. A p p ly teson, 289-6061 f or a p cellent Insula ting qu a li Mik e, 649-0539, 649-6344. condition. $200. C a ll after L I C E N S E D N U R S E - S E C U R ITY P A C IF IC F I month old and 2 y e a r old. pointm e nt. E O E . floor. Adults o n i f. No C all 643-6648. & Education E L E C TR IC IA N — Jo u r by phone, 289-2919 be ties Inclu ding: And ers en 5pm, 646-3601. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • E a rn supplem ent to re N A N C E C O R P . A le a ding Own tra nsport a tion. C a ll double gl aze d windows. pets. C e ntra lly located. A F R IC A N V IO L E TS F O R n eym a n e xperi enced In tween 9am a nd 4pm. Se curity deposit. C all 646- C O M P L E T E L E A F A N D tir e m e n t Incom e . C a ll and progre sslv e fln a ncla l 646-5153, le ave message Insulated and we a th er- L A R G E F R E E Z E R F O R S A L E — Please call 649- 1974 T O Y O T A C E LIC A C A TC H C O M P A TIB L E S comm ercia l and indus 7690. SN OW R E M O V A L . Y a rd F E V E R ! Conn ect with 649-3092 between 8am and Institution with continual with s ervic e. stripped steel entranc e S A L E — V e ry good con 4864. G T — 5 speed, A M / F M , Help Wanted 21 tri a l w iri n g . B ene fits. and brush w ork. Light that special person thru 4pm. exp ansion Is see king a d o o rs, d o u b l e gl a z e d dition. $ 3^. Call aft er 12 a ir c o n ditio ning. Ju s t Call 643-1472. custom er s ervic e re pre P A R T T I M E — Riding truc k ing. Gen era l H a nd tuned. $1350. Cal 1647-9104. Ju d y To rlo's Com p a ti P A R T T I M E — Loo k ing wood sliding p a tio door. ym a n, R ay H a rdy. Call noon, 643-8561. O R G A N IST - Second Con se nta tive. We are loo king In structor ne eded qt the F u ll b a s e m e n t s w it h Stora / Offic* Space 44 Pets 65 bles - the d a ting servic e CO O KS — We need re S E C R E T A R Y / B O O K - f or e x tra m on e y? E a rn 646-7973. A S S E M B L E R S A N D g r e g a t i o n a l C h u r c h , for some one to lend cl eri Gla stonbury Equ estri an while you le arn with A r washer & dry e r conn ec TW IN B E D M A TTR E S S , that cares. Bloom fie ld; sponsible, m a ture peo K E E P E R — Full tim e a********************** Bank 242-5296, F a rm in g t o n : C O IL W IN D E R S — Fin Route 44A. C ov e n try. C all cal support to the bra nch position In Manch e ster C e n t e r. E x p e ri e n c e a tis try Cosme tics. E x p e rt tions. Pric e s s tort at spring and fra m e . $25. \ ger d e xt erity necessary. ple. P art tim e, d ays, 9am 742-8379 or 742-6234. o p e r a t io n a l a c t iv it i e s . must. Phon e 633-4665. L IC E N S E D D A Y C A R E 673-6777. are a. Good c o m m unic a tra ining a va il a ble . C all $56,900. C H F A a pprove d. N E W L Y D E C O R A T E D N U R S E a nd moth er of C all 643-5478. D O G TR A I N lN G — A ft er R a p o f i s s f i a n i Exp erie nc e not needed. to 2pm; and some we e I Dutie s Include custom er P E T E R M A N R E A L T Y , O F F IC E S P A C E in M a n kends. A p ply in person: tion and typing skills Ms. L e Bl a nc at 646-4805 two will care for your a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a noon classes st arting No W ill tr a in . F o ur d a y conta ct, cre dit ch eck ing C H R ISTM A S H E L P — 649-9404 - 647-1340 - 647- ch e st er. C e n tr a lly lo Is a dvertising expensive? Ground Round, Gla ston r e q u i r e d . S h o r t h a n d f or an Int ervie w. child. C a ll 646-1311. v e m b e r 8th, at the East FOR S A U we e k, 10 hour d a y; 7am- Olid comput er t ermin a l helpful but not neces .In t e rvi e w in g n ow f or full 0080. cated with a mple p a rk MIsc. for Sale 63 H artf ord Y W C A . Ev e n Y o u ’ll be surprise d now 5;30pm. A p p ly at Able b ury, between 2pm and op ero tlon. W e are loo k a nd p art tim e . Both p er s a ry. Must be able to L U N C H E O N W A I ing. C a ll 649-2891. ing doss e s a v a il a b l e . tOTO Pontiac Tra n t Am MSOO economic al It Is to a dv e r C o ll', H o w a r d R o a d , 4pm. P A R T T I M E E V E N IN G S ing for an in dividu a l who man e nt a nd t e m p ora ry W IL L D O B A B Y S ITT I N G tise In Classified. 643-2711. w ork Independe ntly and TR E S S E S — Bus person. in m y home. A ny age. C a ll 721-1386. Bolton. — Lim it e d numb er of ' e nlovs people and who w ork . ne eded. $7.20 per D i s h w a s h e r s , C o o k . Lofs / Lond for Sola 33 474 M A IN S T R E E T — Th e above can be seen H O U S E C L E A N IN G — In h ave knowle dge of on e- Call 646-8751. E N D R O LLS — 27Vjwldth positions open. If you types 50 words per m in wrlt e a ccounting system, h our to st art. Must be A p p ly In person t o: Po- Busin ess offic e sp ace. - 25 cents; 13:14 width - 2 LH A S A A P S O ’S — Thre e at SBM Gla stonbury. 4 to 5 days a h ave a good voic e and the ute. “ Swift Syst e m " e x o v e r 18 and use o f c ar. • • • • • • • • a************** K IT 'N' C A R LY L E' by Larry Wright pre p ara tion of w e e kly dunk M ill Re st a ura nt, 989 First flo or, across from H A T E F A L L C L E A N for 25 cents. M U S T be males. No papers. P a r _____^913 Main St. we e k. Must be ne at and desire to m a k e betwe en peri e nce w ould be a plus. Ev e nings ond we e k end Ellington Ro a d, South post office. C a ll 646-2426, r e li a b l e . G l a s t o n b u r y p a yroll, bon k re concllla- F R E E C A TA L O G — Of IN G ? Windows washed, pick ed up at the M a n ents on premises. $125. 7 $67 to $120 a we e k - Call A lo n g with ch alle ng e our ^tlons a nd q u a rt e rly p ov- hours ope n. No expe Windsor. 9am-5pm we e kdays. chester H era ld Office B E Call 429-6075. Cle a ning Service. C all P a t, 643-2711, M o n d a y c o m p a n y o f f e rs o u t land b arg a ins, 5 acres to le a v e s r a k e d . Q u ic k , 'r o ll a nd sales t a x re turns. ri e nc e n ecessary. E x c e l 500 acre s, cov ering V e r F O R E 11 A M O N L Y . 633-3043. thru Thursd a y..e v e nings st anding c are er growth T E L E P H O N E O P E R A qu a lity w o rk i C all us a t: Re ply with experienc e lent f or colle ge students. mont and the Berkshlre s 643-6155. L A B fTA D O R S F O R between ,6pm-9pmi opportunitie s. Com p e ti Ple ase ca ll M a ry tor an T O R — P a rt tim e to Molorcycles / BIcycles 72 5368 m \X'1> iN H IG H S C H O O L Ju n io r- and s a l ary re quire m e nts at lowest Im agin able p ri MANCHESTER S C R E E N E D L O A M ------C H R ISTM A S — A K C re g tiv e s a l a ry structure s and o p p o ln tm e n to t 721-0349, h a n d l e b u s y s w i t c h gra v e l, processed grove l, istered, bla ck. Show and a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a K e R e . i \ R e Y o o 5 v R e Se nior, afternoons. F o ur exce llent benefits p a ck to P .O . Box 187, W e th ers ces. W rit e: La nd C a B A B Y S ITTI N G D O N E IN A colorful Fan Quilt ia field, C T 06109. 4pm to 7pm. bo ard. Must h ave e xce l t a log, P.O. Box 938, North N O W R E NTIN G sand, stone and fill. F or field tri a l b a ckground. t R e R e ’i, f AoTriiNQ WRoNCi d ays w e e kly. La b oring age. F o r Imm e dia t e con lent dictio n. M ond a y thru M Y H O M E — ’ Previous B O Y ’S D IR T B I K E , $25. fascinating to make, septic t ank and sewer nSBwpBBjn Ad a ms, M A 01247. 8 2 2 M A IN ST. e x p e ri e n c e . A v a il a b l e d eliveries call G e org e Exc e ll e nt f a mily dog. Re using those leftover sew- 8203 sid era tion ple ase cont act C L E A N IN G P E R S O N to F r i d a y , 4 :3 0 p m t o Grif fing, A nd ov e r, 742- serve ' how and watch Girls 26“ bik e, $20. M a n ’s AU HIM lin e, cl e a n ln g / ln s t a ll a- CARRIER NEEDED Se curity P a cific Fin a nce S A L E S P E R S O N — F ull M ond a y thru F rid a y. Call ing scraps. Economical, w o rk a nd sup ervis e even 8:30pm. Phon e M r. Be- M A N C H E S TE R - Tw o 7886. yo ur puppv grow. Call bik e 26“ 3-speed. All ve ry too. t2Vt-24)6 tlqn. M c K in n e y Bro th IN MANCHESTER C o rp ., 985 M a in Stre et, tim e . Ex p erie nc e d. M a ch a rd, 528-9961. 646-7429. good condition. Call 649- a ings. C a r essential. Call acre a pprove d building *2 STO RY BLDG 646-0323. N o . 5368 has pattern ers, Mitch ell D riv e , off M a n c h e s t e r, 643-4168. ture. A p p ly: M a rlo w ’s, 2320. A slimming style for the 643-5747. M O TH E R W IL L B A B D E L I V E R I N G R I C H pieces; full directions. half-size with flattering P ark er Stre et, A p p ly 5- C A LL Equ a l O pp ortunity E m I n c . 8 6 7 M a i n , S E C R E TA R Y — Gla ston and all m a ior snoppino. f u l l y s p r i n k l e r e d Y S IT all evening hours in L O A M - 5 yards, $60.00 TO ORDER, 14*11 $2.00 for sack neckline and front pleats 5;30pm. p loy e r, M / F . M a nch e ster. P A R T T I M E C O U N T E R b u ry la w office. W ork ing Musical Items 66 R A L E IG H B U I L T L A SSOaSOO. Gord on Re alty^ D o v e r e l e v a t o r m y home. Call 647-9342. plus ta x. Washed sand, pattern, pint $09 for poitafa and . . . to wear belted or not. H E L P — Fle x ible , v ari e d on re al u t a t e closings, ^1 .2 1 7 4 PARKING PRIVILEGES stone, tra p roc k, and D IE S 26“ bicycle with nandlinf. No. 8203 with Photo- but shorth a nd skills de ALTER TO SUIT co aster bra k e, 3-speed. ONNI CUOT N UR S E S A ID E — 7am to hours. A p p ly: To m m y's H O U S E C L E A N I N G gra v e l. 643-9504. Guide is in Sizes 12H to C ELE B R ITY CIPHER W O M A N T O B A B Y S IT 3pm or 3pm to 11pm, full PIzz a rla , 267 E a st Ce nt er sire d. W ord processor 1,000 to 6.000 8/ F English llt e-wt. Includes Manohatu. Hama PER FLOOR D O N E — Honest and ' A R E Y O U TI R E D ot loo k 24H. Size 14Vk, 37 bust, C«t«bmy Ophar cryptograim AT* e r M M from quotRtkmt by famous pRopla. pMl m y Infant 4 hours per d a y. Stre e t, M a nch e ster. ovolloble . R e ply to Bo x I , ex ercise stand, de ta ch a 35t yards 46-inch. • ndprooBot. Ea cfiMtorintha cIphorMandotorMOthir. TodRK'soAw VoguiMiff. or p a rt tim e . C a ll Mrs. O F FICE SUITES dependable. Call for an ing at high price d new U M A y*. at Aaiarlaat C a ll 649-6209. ble in like new condition. Naai Talk, N.V. tOOM 1 U r b a n , M a n c h e s t e r c / o Th e H era ld. FIRST FLOOR RETAIL Int ervie w after 4pm. C all pianos that will de pre f‘atter/ * available only by CONNIE WIENER M a n o r, 646-0129. R e n t a l s OR OFFICES cia te, or brok en down old $75. Call 649-1794. m at Naiaa, Aadraas «llk ZIP in size* ekown, 646-1432. coat and atplo M oiilor. TO ORDER, ittd $2.00 far tK* P A R T T I M E S A L E S P E R W IR E R — Exc e lle nt op 6 4 7 -5 0 0 3 A L U M I N U M S H E E T S piano that no one a ppre " F D V S X J V R Y U B C L , V Q V A C B S V SON — 9 a m. to 3pm, aaaaaaaaaaaasasaaaaaaa* a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a SPECIAL: Over 200 ae- pattarn, plot $09 far paitat* aad M A TU R E W O M A N TO p ortu nity In o ur e le ctri Ml. NOUUM used as printing plates — cia tes? Th e n come he ar, lectiona and a FREE kaadlli*. Tu e s d a y, W edn esda y & P A R T T I M E D E S K a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a B A B Y S IT toddle r in m y cal w irin g d e p artm e nt Potnllng / Paperlng 52 .007“ thick, 23 X 24". 50< see and a ppre cia te 40 Pattern Section fat tli* tu t puaNcr- J V R W Y U B C L . . . P Y I V W l Y W B B , B*XXIIIIII Th u rs B iw . C o r ne egs- hom e M o n d a y thru F r i C L E R K — T o w o rk Sa tur f o r an e xp eri e nce d bench Rooms lo r Ron! 41 1 e ach, or 5 for $2.00. Phone re built gra nds, pla yers, MIsc. Automotive 76 ALBUM. Just $3.00. Manchaalaf Haralc d a y, 9am to 1pm. Re fer d a y a nd Sund ay m o rn w ir e r f a m ili a r with ca ble aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa T O L L A N D — Short t erm a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a 643-2711. Th e y M U S T be uprights at M e y ers . P l lOOR* at $3.2$ tact a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a I 1M *«a. at aiHrtcat W R V F Y A R , A Y B I B B L M O A A T 6 6 f ences re quire d. C a ll 646- ings, 8am to 12 noon. Also t e rmin a tion t echniques. lease or rent with option p l c k q d u p b e f o r e ano. Call 871-2143. •-120 -00111-014 oad No». How Haw York. N.Y. 1003* P A IN TIN G A N D P A P E R to Oral, Ikaaii kaw la aiaka IkaaL only. 9580. to fill In on occa sion- A b ility to re a d sch e m a t G E N T L E M A N - P R E to buy ava il a ble on this 6 11:00a.m. only. Pitat Naiaa, Addiati witk ZIP ics he lpful. F ull fring e F E R R E D . $50.00 w e e kly. ro o m r a n c h . F a m i ly - H A N G I N G — E x t e r i o r T W O W H I T E W A L L a-IM - MEPMH OOIIT*. 24 CODE, ItYla Nankar aad Maa. U G A R X W . . . . ’’ — A X U D C X R R C V . v a ri e d hours. Ple asa nt Whe n you h ave some alacad aad aaollaaad dailfat. B A R M A ID — Reliable. benefit p ro gr a m . A p p ly: 646-2000. ______' ro om , llvingro o m with and Int erior, ceilings re belted snow tires on rims. New FASHION with ape- PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "11 you could exactly predict what a T E L E P H O N E S A L E S — ^ w o rk in g otmosph ere. We thing to sell, find a cash • • tat-HElaiOOM HAHOlWOBK-ao T o w ork p art or fu II tim e. P a rt tim e evenings. E x - ^ w ill troln. Ideol f or re P ersonn e l D e p a rtm e n t, fire pla ce, I'/ i baths, 2 c ar p aired. References, fully P O O L T A B L E — Full 175 X 85 X 14, like new, tiaai el aaadlaiaaik aAlRt. cial Grace Cole Collection human being will do, then we would-• be just axtremsly size, cues, balls and ex buy er the e asy w a y ... • • 133-CRAFTt-ai paiat at aaltk. C l e m it's Pl a c e , N orth cel lent f or high school tir e d person. Coll C o n G e rb e r Scie ntific C o ., 13 RO OMS F O R R E N T — gara ge on V* a cre. $700 Insured. Qu a lity w ork . h ardly used. $85for both. for larger sizes; plna 2 complicated robots." — Isaac Azimov. tras. Best offer ov e r $50. with a low-cost ad In Fits F ord cars. Call 649- tawMka Itami. W in d h a m , n e ar a irp ort. students. Ple ase ca ll 644- ne cticut M o t or Lodge, G e rb e r Ro ad W esf, South C a ll 643-4582 betwe en 5 hionth. C a ll tod a y, 646- M a rtin Ma ttsson, eve n a.134-SlUM 8 ERTIME CO VEAim BONUS Coupons! ,19(UI„NtAlnc US Pal a IMUII e 1*S3 by NEA, Inc. . Please ca ll 643-4014. Classified. 643-2711. C a ll 423-6433. 2803 5pm to 9pm. M a nch e st er, 643-1SS5. Windsor. a nd 7pm. 8352. ings 649-4431. 6486. -14 crik aad la iall kdd qnMIs. Pric...... J5. J t4 - MANCHESTEH HERALD. Mondiiy. Nov. 7. 1983 Indivdual retirement accounts more appealing than ever

(Editor's note: This is the third of a six-part series their professional money management services. But Once the contributions are made, though, they are on saving on your 1983 tuxes before the end of the there is a new ruling. usually locked away until the child reaches age S9‘A. year.) Your AND IF THE Internal Revenue Service applies this So your child may not be too enthusiastic about newly released private ruling to all IRS, the separate contributing earnings to an IRA. What to do? In the overwhelming flood of information about Contribute for your child or children! Make cash Individual Retirement Accounts (IR A s). you may be Money's payment of these fees will be deductible as an expense for the production of income. gifts to your children and then they put the money into overlooking a highly significant point: It may be more IRAs. It’s not necessary that the children’s actual advantageous for an older executive to contribute to Worth In addition to asking about the deductibility of fees, Sylvia Porter the taxpayer in the ruling wanted t() know if the earnings be contributed. What is important is that the an IR A than for a young employee just starting out. amount contributed (the gifts from you) not exceed Unless you are 59'A years of age or older, an IR A is a payment of trustee's fees is a contribution for purposes of the excess contribution penalty. the amount that is earned. As long as this is so, one-way street. everybody wins. You contribute deductible dollars to the IRA, but And is it a reduction of the pnnual IR A contribution you cannot withdraw anything without incurring a 10 ($2,000 or $2,250 if the taxpayer has a spouse who YOUR CHILD K E EPS his/her earnings to buy a percent penalty until you are 59'/i. To some young only if you have earned income; pension income or doesn't work outside the home)? Prentice-Hall's car, save foV college, whatever. He or she has an early executives, the withdrawal penalty is enough to make interest or other investment income won't support an valuable answer: start on a tax-sheltered fund. them hesitate about setting up an IRA. But if you are IRA deduction. So if you retire at 65, you no longer can The payment of the fees is not considered an IR A And the family tax bill is cut. The general rule Is that approaching or already have reached 59'A. the same make deductible contributions, but you still can make contribution for any purpose if the fees are separately your child owes federal income tax if he or she earns rule opens up an especially attractive tax shelter. penalty-free withdrawals. billed and paid by the account owner. The owner can more than $3,300 a year. The IR A is a tax-sheltered savings plan. After 59‘/!, Moral: It's never loo late — or almost never. You contribute the full $2,000 in addition to paying the But every dollar the child gets from you that is put like anyone else, you can deduct what you contribute can't contribute to an IRA if you’re older than 70'/4. deductible fee (Letter Ruling 8329049). into an IRA is deductible. So he or she can now earn as (up to 82,000) and defer the tax on what the plan earns, But below that age, you can contribute every year you much as $5,300 ($3,300 plus $2,000 IR A contribution) Unlike others, though, you can withdraw what you have earned income. And if you are 59'A or older, you THERE IS NO minimum age requirement for have contributed whenever you wish — without can both contribute and withdraw without paying a setting up ah IRA, Eli Warach, editor-in-chief and and not pay one. penny in taxes! No tax shelter in history has ever been devised for penalty. penalty. divisional vice president of Prentice-Hall, emphas- IRS trustees — banks, brokerage firms, insurance izes. If your teen-age child has earnings from a job, he average Americans that even challenges the IRS for ONE CATCH: You can make IR A contributions companies, for example — sometimes charge a fee for or she can contribute the earnings up to $2,000 to an equity, potential profit, excellence. Don’t miss it. Buick takes Ford’s spot Dr . JOHN MA I ON I ' S VOTE Automobile registra- TOMORROW tion figures for the Hart- ford metro area show that Manchester NOV. 8 the aggressively pro- moted Central Connecti- far IdeMt i ew cut Buick Dealer Group NEEDS a eCONTilOL N A A B has ousted Ford from its SPENDiNB long-held second-place LEVER 17 B market position. The an- eIMPROVE nouncement was made by Full Time BASIC Harry Grosspitch, the SKILLS - 7 newest Buick dealer in eMAINTAIN Connecticut, and owner- DISCIPLINE operator of Cardinal Director ePURSUE G E O F F R E Y Buick in Manchester. MERIT Automotive registra- tion figures issued by R.L. PAY Polk show a solid two- ePARENTAL month takeover by the INPUT N A A B Central Connecticut Buick dealers in the BOARD OF EDUCATION Hartford-area No. 2 spot. June figures for the area Here Is a man w h o has s e rv e d t h e .t a x p a y e rs w e ll. ELECT showed Buick ahead with “Eloquent, outspoken and 1,435 registrations against He Is past pre sid e nt of M a nch e st e r Pro p e rty O w n e rs Associa tion. DR. JOHN MALONE reasonable enough to Ford’s 1,405, while the appeal to Democrats and July lead climbed still He w a s Ch a irm a n of th e w a t e r s tu d y comm ission. Pull Down Lever 16 B Republicans alike.” further with Buick, 1,707 He g e n u in e ly tik e s pe ople a nd list e ns to th e ir Ide as. □an FItta, Mancheater Herald, Fab. 11,1083 and Ford, 1,636. On November 8th. Grosspitch said the in- He und e rst a nds o ur gov e rn m e n t a nd ne eds of M a nch e st e r. V OTE N O V . crease was reflected lo- N A A B 8 cally, in Buick sales that He Is a f u lly re tire d, succ e ss ful busin e ssm a n; and c a n'd evot e full tim e l E V E I I T B Paid for by ■ Friends For "Exceltanca in Education" Paid (or by the Naab Committee doubled from July to and common se ns e to th e job. John Hasly. Traasi*ror August alone. Marcia Memory, Treaa. Grosspitch, who serves as advertising committee chairman of the Central We NEED H a rry Reinhorn Connecticut Buick deal- ers, attributed the move V o t e Re publican f o r a welcome ch ange in g o v e rn m e n t. into second place to "a lot of hard work on the part of Paid (or by the Committee to elect Reinhorn, Elele Swenceon, Treaeurer the dealers." BOARD OF DIRECTORS 9 THE DEMOCRAT RECORD JOE ( 1971- 1983) L HACHEY FINANCE: Joe know budgeting, knows the value of a dollar, knows how to get the most out of a dollar. His TAXES DOUBLED many years as a banker could be of invaluable ex- perience to Manchester. PULL LEVER 3 B C O M MUNITY SERVICE: Member and Past President UNICO, Past Chairman March of Dimes, Member, Econ- omic Development Commission. "Joe believes that helping fellow Americans can be one of the most rewarding experience in life." POLITICS: Joe believes the purpose and definition of Politics to be; "If a person has a problem re- gardless of party affiliation it would be my duty as an elected official to help solve tnat problem." BANKER VETERAN UNICAN A VOTE FOR JOE IS A VOTE FOR FRESH, NEW IDEAS V OTE REPUBLICAN 1971 Paid for by Joe Hachey for Board of Directors, Lee Callahan, Treasurer SERVICES SLASHED 6 GO OD REASONS •TWICE-WEEKLY GARBAGE COLLECTION ELIMINATED r TO VOTE REPUBLICAN •VACUUM LEAF PICK-UP ELIMINATED (REPUBLI- '(ETURN COMMON HNSE ! • GOVRNMENT ONHOVIMM * Sth " CANS FOUGHT FOR ITS RETURN) 7 •STREET LIGHTS ELIMINATED •SIDEWALKS, BRIDGES, STREETS ALLOWED TO CRUMBLE ' I •NORTH-SIDE SKI SLOPE CLOSED PETER DIROSA' W IlUAM DIANA lOSEPH HACHEY •AND MORE!!! HAD ENOUGH? V OTE REPUBLICAN N O V . 8 t h F or Absente e b a llots o r Rides t o Polls LOUIS KOCSIS DONNA MERCIER HARRY REINHDRN Call: 6 4 9 -8 1 0 7 FOk ASSENTEI BAUOTS OE MOES TO THE POUS CAIL 6 49 4 1 07 Paid for By Republican Town Committee, Louie Kucsls, Trees. ______Paid for by Rep. Town Com.. Loula Kocala. TreMaumr______

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