U - MANCHESTER HERALD, Friduy. Oct, 28, 1983 The mlnl-campaign ^ 486 Parker S t Indians win Inside the big one haunted no morel short gam e REAL ... pogo 6 ... pago 11 ... page 6 ESTATE Sunny and windy; Manchester, Conn. HoriM of th« Wm Ii to ipontortd by th« ManchMttf Harold* turning cooler Saturday, Oct. 29, 1983 — See page 2 Single copy; 25$ Ed Gorman says don’t miss manrhpBlpr HrraUi HOME out on this “CHFA” home. Just the right price for CHFA financing Home is located in Manchester Very quiet residential area ^ Grenada fighting could go on for days Home is aluminum sided Home has 2 bedrooms and full basement invasion and said such incidents Revolutionary Army and the vo­ In announcing its latest casualty on the United Slates and Cuba for 2 OF THE ST. GEORGE'S, Grenada (UPI) Large fenced-in backyard — U.S. troops backed by F-IB jets could have ''serious Related stories lunteer militia, who reportedly figures of 11 dead and 67 wounded, an immediate cease-fire in Gren­ Beautiful wood stove included and mortar fire battled Cuban consequences." were terrorizing civilians. the Pentagon said seven other ada to evacuate Cuban casualties, Home is easy to heat with wood or oil soldiers entrenched in the moun­ The Pentagon denied the o n p a g e 4 "They’re killing civilians up American soldiers were missing. according to a Spanish embassy tains of Grenada Friday. The accusation. there," said a tearful Ann Gilliert, The Pentagon said the Cuban cable obtained by UPI. The price for this starter home is only $58,500 Pentagon said 11 Americans had Friday's fighting was centered a Grenadian from the village of resistance was “much greater In Washington, Adm. Wesley Call Ed Gorman Associates now been kiiled and 67 wounded since on the southern half of the audible in the capital of St. Fontenoy. She said Grenadian than expected" and that “the MacDonald, overall commander WEEK Call 646-4040 to see this home the Caribbean island was invaded 133-square-mile island between the George’s. soldiers threatened to kill all fighting is still in progress.” of the invasion forces, said "all Ed Gorman’s home of the four days ago. Point Salines airfield, captured by Groups of F-18 jets flying in residents of her village for refusing "My understanding is that two major military objectives on the Ed Gorman says don’t miss out As the fighting continued. De­ U.S. forces when they invaded formations of twos and threes to shelter them. battalions of Rangers are coming island were secured." 9 week... fense Secretary Caspar Wein­ Tuesday, and the mountains to the strafed the hills surrounding Point “They said they were going to out later this afternoon,” Wein­ He said that at one point during berger said the first American north and northeast. Salines and American officers said come back tonight and kill eve­ berger told reporters at Monte­ the past two days, the number of “They are still hiding up in the the Cubans appeared to be with­ ryone. We can’t go back home,” f fl- troops could begin leaving the bello, Canada, where he is attend­ American troops on the island COME-SEE! island later in the day. hills and were trying to flush them drawing further into the she said. ing a NATO meeting. "And that's reached as high as 6.000, but that OPEN HOUSE The admiral commanding the out," said Air Force Lt. David N. mountains. Villagers streamed out of their fully consistent with the timetable by Friday afternoon the number invasion forces said they had Hinchce, a ground support coordi­ The search for the Cubans went homes, carrying children under we hoped could be achieved and had gone down to 5,000 after most Sun., 0ct.30 captured all major military objec­ nator at the Cuban-built airport on through Thursday night. Ameri­ their arms and a few belongings accelerated and followed.” of the original invasion troops tives on the island but that the that has become headquarters for can helicopters equipped with they packed hastily. They reported Weinberger also said talks were withdrew. The Marines and Army 2-4 p.m. fighting could go on for days or the more than 3,000-man seven- powerful searchlights could be the threats to an American Marine to begin next week for the creation Rangers were being replaced with weeks. nation invasion force. seen in the darkness buzzing over at a checkpoint on the road to St. of a provisional government on the members of the Army’s crack 82nd The Soviet Union said U.S. Mortar and machine-gun fire the countryside. George’s, the capital. There were island. Airborne Division who will deal warplanes had fired on its em­ went on throughout Thursday Also resisting the invaders were no immediate reports on deaths or In Havana, the Spanish and with the retreating Cubans, Mac­ Come and have a look at this line 3 bedroom 6ape. "ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE" bassy in the capital during the night and into Friday and was members of Grenada s Peoples injuries. Colombian renresentatives called Donald said. Large kitchen, front porch, hardwood floors and alumi­ In Coventry, just a block from lake. Three bed­ num screens & storms. Shown by appointment. Call rooms, formal dining room, wood stove In Iiving our Manchester Office at 643-4060. _____ 'room, many recent improvements. Nice lot. Only $47,000.00 Deadly quake Bolton trooper

NertlifMd Green Cendeninium 801 Ambotfador Drlra learns the town (•M l y M St.) hits Noilhwest Manawstar By Sarah Pastel I begun house-hunting in Bolton and When comparing Condominiums we think you wili find Herald Reporter surrounding towns. this one to be a good vaiue. it offers 3 iarge bedrooms, CHALLIS, Idaho (UPI) - A the doorway. The boulder hit 2Vi baths, spacious master bedroom w/private bath, "Always since I was a kid I Attracthra 2 family home in area of nice reeidentlal powerful earthquake rolled moments later. I just know there BOLTON — The town's new wanted to be in law enforcefnent,” lots of ciosets and full basement for storage. Aiso for- homes. 2 bedrooms, dining room, each unit. Home has NEW USTING - COVENTRY through the Rockies to the Pacific was a lot of noise, a lot of dust and a mai iiving & dining rooms, centrai air, gas heat, carport large treed lot with roofed patio In rear. Separate utili­ 6 room Cape, 1V4 baths, 3 bedrooms, dishwasher resident state trooper spent most Walsh said. He graduated with a ties. Call 643-4060 for appointment. UNUSUALLY GOOD Friday, killing two children, send­ lot of rocks." of this week in town, learning the major in criminal justice from St. and numerous amenities. “2^ ^ v e , 1 car garage, fireplace and extra lot. ing giant boulders crashing into Offered at $69,500. #o 1,900. INVESTMENT OFFORTUNITY The two children killed at Challis ins and outs of his new job from Anselm’s College in New Hamp­ This 4 family dwelling Is located on but homes and slightly damaging were the first quake fatalities in retiring Trooper Robert Peterson. shire. He chose a job offer from the buildings at a nuclear weapons M l can help you becomi a m TEOFORD line, and it convenient to stores, schools the lower 48 states since the San Richard J. Walsh said Friday be state police over several other "REALE" PR0FE88I0NALI FNEE and churches. A number of Improvements research laboratory. Fernando earthquake in California .doesn'tknow wby be was chosen offers becauae -ft seemed to prom­ Call B46-4525, and aak lor Dan. MARKET O n h iL . REAL ESTATE, INC. to the property, and general over-all condi­ Centered in rugged, lightly popu­ in 1971 in which 65 people died. fr m anumg seven applicants for ise the most agreeable work REAL ESTATE SERVICES e v a l u a t i o n tion, make this offering a "Mutt See." Sepa­ lated central Idaho, it was Die rate electrical and furnacesyttemsallow te- Some roads were temporarily -ttf dfaa toe happy ta risk -- enviranmetit,K - ..i,— - s' D.F. REALE, INC. 223 E m I Contor SU liaiietiMtor i E3 f t ! strongest quake in the P&cific 64 7-9914 nantr to pay their own utilities. For addi­ questkhiing the decision, he said: "I see a lot of the sam e traits ip Rea/ Ealale M E Hartford Tpka, Rio. 30 Vamen m J n Z i closed by falling rock and tele­ I7S M n It., fceihiitef. Cl. tional Income and expense Information, Northwest In 24 years, with a But he knows why he diose to Richard I see in Bob Peterson,"' 29 CofWMcllcul BIwl, Eaat Hartford, Rt. 44A Bolton Richter scale magnitude of 7.2 phone services were interrupted. •0 Poquooock Ava.. Wlndaor > please call our office. $109,000.00 University of California seismol­ apply. said First Seiectiknan Henry P. recorded at Berkeley, Calif., and ogists at Berkeley measured the Ryba. “He has compassion, he C ' "1 like the country setting nwre 6.9 at other seismographic doesn’t fly off the handle, be can stations. qu^ke at 7.2 on the Richter scale, than the highway," he said. State the strongest in the western troopers spend a lot of time communicate. I think he’s going to OPEN HOUSE Tara Leaton, 7, and Travis be OK." Ryba said those tradU are Franck, 6. were crushed to death Rockies since the 7.25 Hebgen cleaning up accidents on state Lake earthquake in southwest biidiways. '■ important in a small town, w herea. while walking to school when the police officer has more personal Sunday - 4 pm front of a brick building on the Montana in August 1959. He takes over next week for Officials were checking reports Peterson, who has been Bolton's contact with residents than in a main street of Challis collapsed on town the size of Manchester. top of them. of a third child killed in Challis. resident trooper for 18 years. Seattle radio station KING-AM Walsh d M n ’t know if he’ll be Walsh said he especially looks Three people were treated for ^ forward to working with the town T broadcast an interview with a allowed to stay that long. The state, injuries in Challis, a town of 1,200 ^ ronstabl^ Bolton’s part-time nestled in a valley next to the wonian in Challis who said: “We has considered setting a Umit-On are all very devastated. When you the number of years Onc.tfdoper auxiliary mlice force. The consta­ Salmon River between peaks ris­ bles patroll^ring the hours when ing to 10,000 feet. Minor injuries lose three children in a town of this may serve one town. size people are in the streets the residenthooper is off-duty and were reported at nearby Mackay Walsh, a six-year veteran of the are directly under his supervision. and Clinton, Idaho, and damage looking and standing and wonder­ State police, used to patrol terri­ ing what is going to happen next.” In his spare time Walsh does Blue Trails Estates was widespread. tory that included BoHon, An­ what it seems half the healthy Brand new 8 Room Contemporary, 2 car garage - ' The epicenter of the quake was Idaho Disaster Services Bureau dover, Columbia and Hebron. population in America does: He simply gorgeous, too many features to mention. located 13 miles south of Challis . officials at Boise said rescue and Although he grew up in West runs. He’s not the. devoted jogger Directions - Main St. to Charter Oek to Highland to MANCHESTER $74,900 Buildings swayed in Salt Lake medical teams were dispatched to Hartford and still lives west of the Trooper Peterson is, Walsh was Birch Mountain Rd. to sign Blue Trails Estates to open City, Spokane, Wash., and Winne- Challis. Mackay. Clayton and river, the 31-year-old said he has quick to explain. He has never run South Windsor house sign. Fall is here - Tim e for a log in the fire­ mucca, Nev., hundreds of miles Stanley in the vicinity of mountain­ loved the rural communities in in any races, but that could change place in your own spacious 3 Bdrm. from the center. The quake was ous Custer County, center of the eastern Connecticut since be was in a town where the chairman of Jane Buckland Brown Timber Ridge 10 room felt in Idaho, Washington, North quake. The summer resort town of assigned to the Colchester Bar­ the school board, several members When you list your house with Jane Buckland Brown, Ranchll Finished Rec. Rm. with bar, Dakota, Wyoming, Oregon, Mon­ i d - Sun Valley lies 30miles to the south H«raM photo by PkMo racks in 1978. of the Board of Finance and almost you never have to ask “When is my house going to be Raised Ranch. 4-5 be tana, Utah, and Nevada. A man in of the epicenter. Also nearby is the advertised?" inviting back yard with patio and out­ TROOF»ER WALSH AT BOLTON CENTER Walsh plans to move to the area any town official you talk to have With Ed Qorman's Continuous Advertising Plan. rooms, main floor famll : Sacramento, Calif., said the water middle fork of the Salmon River after be gets married next spring. been in training recently for a side fireplace. Many more extras. ; in his swimming pool rippled. where Sen. Edward Kenney and . . . Ha likes the country setting Jana can guarantee that a picture of your house will be room, lower level rec roo m , He said he and bis fiancee have just long-distance contest. In a leading real estate paper until your house is sold See today! • At the Idaho National Engineer­ former President Jimmy Carter AN D at no cost to you. 3 fireplaces, 2 baths, in ing Laboratory, 50 miles from the have gone rafting. Jane says that people who are ready to buy houses Call Althea Roberts 649-4324 center of the quake, the jolt always look in this paper. So if you want buyers to see ground pool. cracked the walls of the adminis­ your house in every issue, call Jane now at 646-4040. tration building and a storage $129.900 building, iHit officials said there ED GORMAN „ was no damage to radioactive ECHS teachers march to protest pay, benefits U&R REALTY CO. REALTY WORLOe — FmcfiGtlG A m ocIgIm ; Merrill Lynch equipment. Four nuclear reactors dissociates 497 Buckland Road. P O B

Manchester 'Practical’ Crombie seeks 3rd term

In Brief Editor's note; This is another in a series of profiles of candidates fdr the Nov. 8 town election. PETER A. CROMBIE JR. Bv SusoQ Plese 170 Bush Hill Road Meadows strike threatened Herold-Alfli^rter Age 46, married; 3 children Born in Springfield, Mass.; grew A spokesman for the New Haven-based health He describes himseK as neither a liberal nor a care employees union said Friday that a strike conservative. “ I’m a practical person,” says Peter A. up in Enfield, Manchester resident next week at the Meadows Convalescent f^ t a r of Crombie Jr., Democrat, running for his third term on Manchester is “ quite possible.” since 1969 the Board of Education. Education: St. Joseph’s School in Union spokesman Bill Meyerson said represen­ Crombie is not an easy candidate to pin down. He is tatives of The New Englapd Health Care articulate and pauses to consider his answers before Enfield, Suffield Academy, Trinity Employees Union, District 1199, have been he begins to speak. But the easy-going father of three College negotiating with management representatives of seemed rarely in the course of a short interview to the Meadows, which is owned by a Michigan- take a firm stand. On many issues he throws his Occupation: financial analyst at based company, but have achieved “ no substan­ support behind standing administration policies o r ^ Hamilton Standard tial breakthrough.” He said he was not o^nions. Campaign managennone necessarily predicting a strike. “ He’s a loyal trooper,” says a critic, James Harvey, The administrator of the Meadows was not past president of the P T A council. “ He’s very Civic iMCkground: current school available (or comment Friday on the talks. supportive of the administration. But an elected board member, former trustee of Meyerson said if no new contract is signed, the official does no one good by rubber-stamping the Lutz Children’s Museum, past chairm union’s 200-odd employees at the Meadows will administration.” walk out at 6 a.m. on Tuesday. A vote by But Susan Perkins, Democrat, says she watched an of community development citizen employees on whether to strike if no new contract Cromble’s performance during boa^ meetings for ’s advisory committee, member is signed by the deadline was "overwhelming” in several years before she was elected to the school favor of a walkout, he said. board. “ Peter has always done his homework,” she Assumption parish District 1199 has called a press conference (or H*r«ld pholot by Tirqulnlo says. “ It's clear when you sit on the other side who’s Sunday in New Haven. prepared.” 2 At Manchester High School’s recruiting John Tyler of 19 Flower St. early Sick fox Is destroyed SPECIFICALLY, CROMBIE SPEAKS to key enlisted in the U.S. Navy. Due to join the educational issues in the following way. On the fair on Thursday, school security guard "There is some benefit to being able to maintain a Navy in June, Tyler said the latest U.S. A Manchester police officer spotted a sick back-to-basics movement; “ I don’t think we ever left On the proposed dress code: “ I haven’t made up my Karen Laski stood watching the scene. female red fox near Smith Street, just off Chapel the basics,” he says. On the budget: “ I think we’re mind,” he says. " I would tend not to go for a dress child in a home environment,” says Crombie. " I f this She said she wondered if students were Marine Staff Sgt. Edward Napoleon Custer at a recruiting fair at Manchester actions make him wonder about his Street, Thursday morning. The young (ox was adequately funded. Anything now cut from the budget code. I think children dress by example. There should alternative were not available, some of these children would be placed in a full-time residential facility." old enough to recruit. stood talking to Mark Loshur and Mike High School on Thursday. decision. walking in circles. Her eyes were encrusted and would require a good hard look.” be some flexibility as to how people dress, as long as closed, the officer reported Friday. Crombie says he is in favor of raising teachers’ they are neat, clean and presentable." Crombie is in favor oi grade reorganization which The officer kiiled the fox and then contacted the salaries, especially at the entry level. On merit pay; would place grades 6 through 8 in the same building. state environmental protection department (or “I’m neither (or nor against,” he says. “ It’s an CROMBIE VOTED AGAINST the recent proposal "Most children are ready,” he says. “ Many towns have had that for years. If something compelling 9 advice on what do with the animal. If the fox had option.” to ban smoking at the high school. “ As it is right now MHS recruiting effort far from Lebanon and Grenada not bitten anyone, a DEP official told the officer, On the issue of teacher tenure after three years, it’s very restrictive," he says. “ The emphasis should came forth. I’d be willing to change my mind.” it was safe s'lmpiy to dispose of it, which the Crombie says simply, “ It’s the law. I think it’s be put on anti-smoking education. The popular thing Crombie is most proud of the establishment of the officer did. appropriate to have tenure. It’s not automatic. There would be to say, ‘Hey, no smoking, that’s it,’ but if Probe program for gifted students during his tenure have been people put on extended evaluation. I think children are allowed to smoke at home, and as long as on the board, despite the fact that he says he was not By Adele Angle recruiters from all branches of the junior, Finni said a career in Uie uuiiic oi me siuuents asked the Marine Staff Sgt. Eklward Napo- maybe not join." Some shelter philosophy generally If a person has gone through student it’s restrictive and not injurious to others, it’s "personally responsible” for its introduction. Focus Editor service. military didn't look very attractive Navy man him what he knew about lean said he hadn’t noticed any A SCHOOL SECURITY GUARD teaching and certification, and if an adequate review appropriate.” On the issue of bus transportation: “ That’sabear,” ’ just then. Grenada. fewer kids attending Thursday’s stook watching the scene. Karen Should Manchester’s shelter for the homeless is done,” then tenure is appropriate. he says. “ We have not cut services. We have John Tyler of 19 Flower St. stood STUDENTS ON THEIR way to His friend David Wallengren, 16, "A ll I can do is watch the news fair than in the past. Laski, S3, said she had protested be a watchdog for social-services candidates? Crombie says there’s a bigger issue than teacher Crombie is supportive of attempts to locate another/^ maintained the same policy. It’s been difficult.” in a hallway outside Manchester lunch or pausing between classes of Tudor Lane, agreed. “ No way,” like everybody else," he said. “ About average,” he said. He the Vietnam War years ago. At the latest meeting of the Advisory Board of tenure, however. “ What you have further down­ special education facility in town, (or several reasons. Crombie supports the present administration policy High School's cafeteria on Thurs­ briefly stopped by the armed he said. _ ’ v Tech. Sgt. Robert Barrows, a said since 177S, there have been She wondered out loud if stu­ Health, several members said “ no.” Stephen T. stream is the issue of burnout,” he says. He sees One is economic^^iLwould save the schools money it on busing. day, chatting with a U.S. Navy forces mini-fair. They stood in The recruiters stood next to recruiter for the U.S. Air Force, only four million Marines. “It dents were old enough to make up Cassano, who sits on the Board of Directors, had in-service training as helping to prevent teacher takes to send town children to facilities outside the recruiter. groups of two or three. Curious and tables spread with pamphlets and said the same thing. takes a special kind of person who their minds about the military, or suggested eariier that long-time users of the burnout. district. CROMBIE WAS NOT endorsed by the teachers’ Tyler, IS.IsduetogointotheU.S. friendly, many talked freely with flyers. At one table a machine "They don’t understand we read wants to be a Marine,” he said. if they were old enough to under­ shelter belong under the wing of state social union, the Manchester Education Association. “ I Navy in June when he graduates. the recruiters. Though some played the U.S. Arm y’s familiar the same newspapers they read,” Not many “special” people stand the moral issues involved. services. would say I was disappointed,” he says. “ I was not Someone asked him what he wanted to talk about what was “ Be All That You Can B e" song he said. appeared to be outside the cafete­ Sgt. John W. Philips Jr., station But singling out the long-time users would surprised. They have not endorsed me before. One of thought alMut Beirut. happening in Grenada and Beirut, heard so often on TV. RECRUITERS SAID it was too ria on Thursday. commander of the Manchester involve keeping tabs on all shelter clients, a their own Is running (Bernice Cobb, a former “ Scary,” he said. “ I'm going in just as many appeared curious Tyler, the senior who’d already early to tell if the military Peter Young, 16, of 3$ Norman Recruiting Station on Main Street, practice some officials say is demeaning. Irene Crombie’s idea of education teacher). I can appreciate that endorsement.” St., said he had a brother, Eugene, stood next to her. He disagreed for electronics. That’s what I about what the military had to enlisted in the U.S. Navy,' stood operations in Beirut and Grenada Smith, health board chairwoman, said it would "It wasn’t a unanimous vote,” says Peter A. in the U.S. A ir Force. with her. wanted. Now I'm having second offer them. ' talking to Steven Everett, a petty would affect recruiting one way or lead to evaluating ciients by alien standards — P et^ X '. Srombie Jr. has provided this statement of Crombie points with pride to industrial arts Tognalli, president oftheM EA. “ We all agreed he was He said he'd toyed with the idea He said the military's job was to thoughts. Why shouid our Marines Some of the talk was skeptical. officer second class, who was on the other. when even bag ladies have a viable sub-culture of his educational philosophy: facilities in town ttot havOv been doubled to articulate, and had done his job looking at the issues in be out there?” he asked. “ Why are we there (Beirut) in special assignment. Everett is “ It's too early to tell anything. of enlisting. keep the peace. And, when that their own. Education should answer the needs of those people accommodate vocational studenu. He also points to an intelligent way.” Tyler's question was repeated by The public just doesn't react that "With all this happening, I don't wasn't possible, the m ilitary’s job Fellow board member Mary Wlllhide said the first place?” asked 16-year-old stationed out of Charleston S.C. on being educated, he says. Education must be provided the mandatory computer train)ng in junior high But “ he has been a board member who has very many students who passed by the Scott Finn! of 224 W. Clayton St. A a navy destroyer fast,” Barrows said. . knoik,” he said. “ I ’m thinking was to uphold freedom. street people need a "no-strings-attached" for college-bound students, special education stu­ school. shelter — “ just a place to come in out of the cold.” often taken a different side from the MEA and spoken dents, but equally important, “ middle students." against MEA policies.” Tognalli explains. 30.24 Crombie i^n tifies “ middle students" as those who Mimimal competency testing was initiated in the 3 00 0 Crombie’s three children attend Loomis Chaffee 30.4 WIC is popular program receive their last formal education in high school. “ It Manchester school system before it became state- Almanac is important to strengthen the basic requirements (or mandated, he notes. “ It starts as soon as kids enter School in Windsor, East Catholic High School, and A federal, supplemental nutrition program middle students,” he says. high school — to identify and remediate.” Bennet Junior High School. targeting pregnant women and under-5-year-olds Today, Oct. 29 grapher James Boswell said, “ We is thriving in Manchester. Known as WIC, (or cannot tell the precise moment Women, Infants and Children, the program is Today is Saturday, Oct. 29, the when a friendship is formed. As in providing more than 400 town residents with filling a vessel drop by drop, there c 302nd day of 1983 with 63 to follow. SAN FRANCOCO monthly vouchers (or milk, cheese, eggs, fruit The moon is in its last quarter. is at last a drop which makes it run juice and Infant cereal and formula. over; so in a series of kindnesses Loyal GOP worker takes spotlight The morning stars are Mercury. Last fiscal year, I170JW0 was committed to Venus and Mars. there is at last one which makes the LOS ANOEI Manchester for the vouchers. Administration and The evening stars are Jupiter heart run over.” nutrition education cost some $19,000. HMHCST This is another in a series of profiles of candidates in and Saturn. Eligibility is based on nutritional risk and C TEMFCNATUftCS the Nov. 8 town election. Those born on this date are under Sunday, Oct 30 NSW income — which must be below 185 percent of the sign of Scorpio. They inciude O R Lt^S«i poverty level. The program is designed to help not DONNA RICHARDSON MERCIER Bv James P. Sacks biographer James Boswell in 1746, Sunday, Oct. 30 is the 303rd day only welfare recipients, but the working poor. A Herald Reporter 24 Elsie Drive actress and singer Fanny Brice in of 1983 with 62 to follow. family of four can make up to $18,315 a year, for Age 31. Married to Robert Y. Mercier, manager. 1891, Nazi propaganda chief Jo­ The moon is in its last quarter. example, and still be eligible. “ What’s a town committee?” seph Goebbeis in 1897, actor The morning stars are Mercury, I ^ new The host agency in Manchester is the Visiting West Hartford Stairs and Cabinets. Three chiidren: E I Z 3 * In early 1980, that was Donna Richardson Mercier’s • Richard Dreyfuss in 1947, and Venus and Mars. UPl WEATHER'FOTOCAST ^ Nurse and Home Care Association. Call 289-2781, Bobby, 9’A, Rebecca, 7, Donaid, 6. response when a neighbor asked if she wanted to ' actress Kate Jackson in 1948. The evening stars are Jupiter extension 320, to apply. Education: East Catholic High School, 1970. attend a caucus at which several openings on the 1 On this date in history: and Saturn. Took courses at Lowell State Teacher’s College, T Republican Town Committee would be filled. In 1618, Sir Walter Raleigh was Those bom on this date are under Sunny; windy and cool Mrs. Mercier, now a second-time candidate on the Lowell, Mass. executed in London, charged with the sign of Scorpio. They include Hachey: Shop shows hole The weather forecast for Connecticut: Mostly sunny and windy today, National foracaat GOP ticket for the Board of Directors, emerged from , Occupation: Homemaker. Worked as pension participating in a treasonabie plot John Adams, second president of then turning cooler In the afternoon. Highs 50 to 55. Clear and cold Republican Board of Directors candidate that caucus as one of 11 members of the town analyst at Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Co. to oust King James the 1st from the the United States, in 1735, Russian For the period ending at 7:30 p.m. today. Rain or showers will be Saturday night with lows 25 to 30. Sunny and cool Sunday Wdh highs Josej^ Hachey says the recent closing of the Pop committee’s fifth district, Six months later she was British throne. novelist Fyodor Dostoyevsky in '1970-1973. in the 40s. Winds northwest 20 to 30 mph Saturday then turning found along the Pacific coast and over parts of Texas during the day, Shoppe in Manchester highlights a loophole in elected leader of the district and in 1981 she became In 1901, Leon Czoigosz was 1821, poet Ezra Pound in 1885, Connecticut's bottle bill, which was passed C M c background: GOP vice chairwoman, northwest 15 to 25 mph Saturday night. Today's weather drawing is while the balance of the nation enjoys generally fair skies. Maximum vice-chairwoman of the town committee itself. She electrocuted for the assassination actress Ruth Gordon in 1896, film temperatures include; Atlanta 74, Boston 54, Chicago 56, Cleveland several years ago. 1M1-present; District 5 leader. Republican Town director Louis Malle in 1932, and by 9-year-oid Joshua Thompson, a fourth-grader at Bowers School In has coordinated the town committee with Chairman of American President Wiiliam 52, Dallas 76, Denver 67, Duluth 46, Houston 79, Jacksonville 80, In a recent letter to Department of Environ­ Committee, 1960-1982; Member, Republican actor Henry Winkler in 1945. Manchester. (Curtis M. Smith since then. McKinley. Kansas City 64, Little Rock 76, Los Angeles 78, Miami 61, Minneapolis mental Protection Commissioner Stanley Pac, Town Committee 1960-present; Former coordina­ In 1929, pandemonium reigned On this date in history; 56, New Orleans 80, New York 58, Phoenix 91, San Francisco 70, Hachey says he likes the bottle bill because It has H ER RISE in the party, she says, illustrates two tor, March of Dimes Telethon; Member, Manches­ on the New York Stock Exchange In 1817, Simon Bolivar estab­ Seattle 58, St. Louis 65 and Washington 67.’ “ been tremendous, and is accomplishing its capabilities that are topmost among the assets she as coliapsing prices set the stage lished the independent govern­ ter Memorial Hospital Auxiliary; Member, Buckley purpose.” would bring to the board: She canwork hard and learn for the Great Depression of the ment of Venezuela. Weather After the Pop Shoppe closed, however, many School PTA, 1979-present; Member, Housing In 1938, Orson Welles triggered a quickly. Smith agrees with her assessment. “ I ’ve Resources Panel 1961; American Heart Associa­ 1930’s. local businesses and individuals were left unable known few people to work harder,” he says. “ And In 1974, former President Ri­ national panic with a realistic to collect deposits they were owed, Hachey points she's loyal to the overall cause. That’s the way you win tion co-chairwoman 1982-1983; Publicity chairwo­ chard Nixon went into shock after radio dramatization of a Martian winds Sunday. Highs in the upper Today’s forecasts out. support.” man, Little Theatre Guild of Manchester. 1962. surgery to combat a potentially invasion, based on H.G. Wells' 30s and 40s. “ I strongly urge you to propose corrective Mrs. Mercier flunks that as a lifelong Manchester lethal blood clot and was pro­ “ War of the Worlds.” Connecticut, Massachusetts and legislation which would mandate an escrow resident and a homemaker who has been active in nounced in criticai condition. He In 1941, more than - a month Rhode Island: Windy and turning account or some other manner to protect people civic circles, she would lend some much-needed eventually recovered. before the U-S entered World War colder Saturday with mostly sunny Extended outlook with deposits," Hache told Pac. diversity to the board. Two, an American destroyer, the skies. Highs 50 to 55 before noon, Extended outlook for New Eng­ Such legislation, says the candidate, would “ I hesitate when people think politicians have to be Mrs. Mercier says local contractors could do better her own political strength and suffered what she calls A thought for the day: bio- Reuben James, was torpedoed and then cooling off. Windy and cold protect consumers from businesses such as the high-powered lawyers,” says the vibrant, 31-year-old In creating “ affordable” housing in the future. She a “ very much dissapointing” defeat, placing last sunk by a German submarine. with clear skies Saturday night. land Monday through Wednesday: Pop Shoppe, which “ apparently used our deposit Mrs. Mercier. While believing in a bipartisan also^supports amending the town charter to provide among candidates (or the Board of Directors. She In 1975, as dictator Francisco Lows in the low 30s in the cities and Connecticut, Maaaacbuietts and money for personal gain.” approach to town government, she says, she also one mill of tax money per yer for sidewalk repairs. earned 5,440 votes, 193 less than the llth-place Franco lay near death. Prince along the coast, the 20s elsewhere. Rhode Island: Fair through the thinks there are “ two sides to almost every Issue’ ’ and candidate and 1,955 less than the top vote-getter. Lottery Juan Carlos assumed power in Sunny and cool Sunday with period with a warming trend. that both should be heard. DURING HER DAYS at East Catholic High School Mayor Stephen T. Penny. She says, however, that she Spain. diminishing winds. Highs in the Harry: No agraamont hare Overnight lows in the mid 20s to This year, she has made an effort to present and at Lowell State Teacher’s College, Mrs. Mercier learned to regard the loss in a positive manner — it In 1982, eight years after a 40s. low 30s Monday, warming to 35 to Republican Board of Directors candidate alternatives to majority policies, and has been wanted to become a music teacher or an actress. She did, afer'all, mean there were over 5,000 Manchester Connecticut daily military coup toppled a SO-year Vermont: Windy and cold Satur­ 40 Wednesday. Daytime highs in Harry W. Reinhorn denies he broke a “ gentle­ attacked by some Democrats, who say she hasn’t took 15 years of dancing lessons and eight years of residents who supported her candidacy. dictatorship, civilian. rule was day with a few showers or flurries, Friday: 437 the upper 40s to mid 50s Monday, man’s agreement” not to politicize the sewer- thought the alternatives through. Democrats pri­ voice instruction. But she got married, instead, to If you ask her, that type of optimism, combined with re-established in Portugal. mainly over higher elevations. 2 warming to 55 to 60 Wednesday. bond issue on the November ballot. vately praise her for her friendly personality, but say Robert Y. Mercier, who is now the manager of West an inquiring mind and an in-depth knowledge of Play Four: 2234 Highs in the 40s. Clearing and cold He has been accused of doing so by Democratic she lacks depth. Hartford Stairs and Cabinets. In 1973 she left her job Manchester, are good reasons she should be elected. A thought for the day: Fyodor Saturday night. Lows in the 20s. Maine and New Hampshire: Mayor Stephen T. Penny, he points out. This year, Mrs. Mercier has been among the most as a pension analyst at the'Connecticut Mutual Life /She has spent her entire life here, except for three Dostoyevsky said, “ If the devil Sunny periods but cold Sunday: Fair through the period. Highs In other numbers drawn Friday in “ I am not going to be muzzled on this issue,” vocal Republicans In criticizing the Democrats on Insurance Co. to have the first of her three children. years in Coventry. doesn’t exist, but man has created Highs 40 to 45. the low 40s north to the. low 50s New Engiand: | says Relnhorn. “ It appears that Mayor Penny issues like capital planning and the distribution of “ I take my profession very seriously,” she said in a She describes the 1981 loss as “ a learning him, he has created him in his own Maine and N.H.: Very windy and south Monday, warming into the Rhode Isiand daily:' 3774. “ 4-47 (eels the project is doomed if there is any Guaranteed Tax Base funds. The Democrat- recent interview. “ I’m a professional homemaker.” experience” which taught her to do many things image....” turning colder Saturday with scat­ 50s north to low 60s south Tuesday Jackpot” numbers: 25-42-21-34; discussion.” sponsored reconstruction of the Bennet building as a Her initial campaign work for the winning Ckxirge differently. This year, she has concentrated on a tered flurries over thejiorth and and Wednesday. Lows in the 20s jackpot $1,209,709.' Reinhorn, who chaired an advisory panel on complex for senior citizens, she claims, largely Bush campaign in the 1980 Connecticut GOP primary, “ positive, door-to-door approach” and has spent over 9 mountains, and a chance of show­ Monday morning, warming into Maine daily: 707. Satalllta wlaw water before the filtration plant was begun, $ays benefited "out-of-town contractors and out-«f state she says, “ left a good taste in my mouth.” 2,000 hours pounding the pavement since early ers or flurries elsewhere.,Highs in the 30s Wednesday morning. Vermont daily: 491. Termites generally attack only a citizens' committee should have been appointed investors,” rather than Manchester’s elderly. In the 1981 municipal election, Mrs. Mercier tested September. Massachusetts daily: 0807. dead wood, or wood products. A the 40s to mid SOs. Fair and windy Vermont: Fair. Cool at first with Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 2:30 p.m. EDT Friday to study the proposed $20 million bonding for New Hampshire daily: 1986. species found in Panama carries Saturday night except fora chance highs Monday 45 to 55 warming to shows some layer^ cloudiness over the Central Plains and northern sewer plant expansion and upgrading. New Hampshire Sweepstakes: fungi with it to kill trees so the of showers and flurries over the 55 to 65 by Wednesday. Lows in the Texas. High thin cirrus clouds can be seen over southern California “ Why is Mayor Penny so reluctant to expose the 300-0I-yellow. insects can eat them. north and mountains. Lows in the 20s Monday and Tuesday, 30s and the Pacific Northwest. Elsewhere over the remainder of the facts to public debate?” asks Reinhorn. He says 20s. Mostly sunny with diminishing Wednesday. country are fine clear skies. the project could be “ obsolete” before it is College union dispute stalls election results complete. “ I will not support the referendum until all the Manchester Herald (acts are developed,” the candidate concludes. Bv Sarah E. Hall attempt to stall the election resuits.” ployees should not be lumped in with in August, requesting a change in union Calendars Herald Reporter Until the complaint is investigated, teachers under the congress banner representation. Hence the vote ’Thurs­ Thomas J. Hooper, Richard M. Diamond M«rder questions timing the state Board of Labor Relations will because the former have special day, which is now being investigated. Co-Publishers A feisty union dispute at state not announce the election outcome. problems involving promotions and Thornton of the 4Cs contends the Gold Room. High School, 7:30 p,m. Republican Town Ckimmittee, Republican Board of Directors candidate community colleges has caught upon Officials say they will decide by early career paths. / controversy is a symptom of a greater Manchester Cheney Historic District Com­ Hinrsday Town Office Building boprd room, Donna R. Mercier praises the efforts of the USPS 327-500 VOL. No. 25 brambles which some say will im p^e next week if the disputed ballots are A special report commissioned by ill. He says teachers and non-teachers cm. Monday mittee, 4:30 p.m.. Probate Court. Women's Club, (im m u n ity Hall, 8 p.m.. advisory housing panel but “ questions the a resolution. valid. the congress and released this summer alike are disgruntled because the state 7 p.m. Published dolly except Sunday Suggested carrier rotes are 81.20 Pension Board, 3 p.m., Lincoln Judge's hours, 6:30 p.m.. Pro­ Thursday formation of such panels a few months before NOn-faculty employees at Manches­ Patrick DeAngelis, library director by D. Willis and Associated oLSeattle legislature and education department onq certain holidays by the Man­ weekly, 15.12 tor one month; 815.35 Center Gold Room. bate Court. Library Board, Bentley Memor­ HUD Housing Rehabilitation town elections,” she said. ter Community College and Its sister at Mattatuck Oimmunity College in helped fuel the controversy Willis treats community - colleges as “the chester Publishing Co., 14 Bralnard for three months, 830.70 tor six ial Library, 7:30 p.m. PlocS, Manchester, Conn. 06040. Tuesday Commission, Town Office Building “ The past two local elections have seen the institutions voted Thursday on whether Waterbury, is the man who wants those sparked. Some non-teaching union step-children of higher education.” months and86l.40for onevcor.Mall Board of Elducatlon policy com­ Second doss postage paid at Man­ rates are avalloble on request. Comment session, 9 a.m. to 10 Bolton planning office, 7:30 p.m. formation of housing panels, and after the to split off from their umbrella union, ballots thrown out. He claims that members claimed the report’s job and “ There’s been a long-standing discrim­ chester, Conn. POSTMASTER: a.m.. Municipal Building direc­ mittee, center school library, 7; 30 election they dissappear, only to be resurrected the Congress of Connecticut Commun­ teachers cast them when only non­ salary ratings were unfair, and cited it ination,” he claims. Send address changes to the Mon- To place a classified or display Tuesday p.m. before the next campaign,” she said. chester Herald, P.O. Box 571, advertisement, or to report a news tors’ office. ity Colleges. But a man who spear­ teaching professionals were supposed as a reason to back out. Manchester, Conn. 06040. Item, story or pidure Idea, call Vietnam Veterans Memorial Federal surplus chpese distribu­ Saturday Meanwhile, she added, she has spoken with headed the move to split has challenged. to. But those who want to stay with the ' The Lincoln Memorial — in West 643-2711. Office hours are 6:30 a.m. Park Ckimmittee, 3 p.m., Lincoln tion, Community Hall, 10 a.m. to 11 Bolton Fire Department Realtors about selling the approximately 10 acres 28 of the ballots on grounds that voters DeAngelis, a losing candidate (or “ 4Cs,” as the congress is nicknamea, Potomac Park, on the axis of the To subscribe, or to report a to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. Andover delivery problem, call 647-9946. Center Gold Room. a.m. Women’s Auxiliary spaghetti owned by the town on Love Lane to fund a who cast them are unqualified. At least congress president in the June elec­ say the " A & R ” issued a similar report Capitol and the Washington Monument Office hours are 8:30 o.m. to 5:30 The Manchester Herold Is a Hockanum River Linear Park Board of Selectmen, Community supper, Bolton Elementary School Thursday devdlopment (or the elderly on North Elm Street. one of those ballots is at MCC. tions, organized a statewide effort to which is also disputed. Both reports — consists of a large marble hall p.m. Mondov through Friday and 7 subscriber to United Press Interna­ Committee, 7:30 p.m., Lincoln Hall, 7:30 p.m. (kindergarten through 4th grade Central Office Committee,'exec- She said about a quarter of a million dollars “ Now, Instead of a nice; clean end to break off from the congress and seek will be used to decide how salary- enclosing a heroic statue of Abraham to 10 o.m. Saturday. Delivery tional news services and Is o building), 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. uttve session to interview candi­ should be made by 5 p.m. Monday member of the' Audit Bureau of Center Gold Room. Wednesday could be derived from such a sale and fund It, it’s going to be sloppy,” says alternative representation by the Ad­ compensation monies should be Lincoln sitting on a large armchair. It through Friday and by 7:30 a.m. Circulations. Hiursday Elderly card play session. Com­ dates for assistant superlntandsnl, “ wonderful, community-backed project.” congress representative Steven Thorn­ ministrative and Residual Employees distributed. was dedicated on Memorial Day, May Saturday. Coventry ■ ' Economic Development Com­ munity Hall, 1 p.m. Gilead Hill School, Ronta H , ton of the central Hartford office. Union, a branch of the AFL-CIO. At any rate, some 95 non-faculty 30,1922. The memorial was designed by mission, 8 a.m., Lincoln Center Drug abuse program, Bolton Tuesday Hebron, 7 p.m. “ There’s been a last minute, desperate According to him, non-faculty em­ congress members signed intent cards Henry Bacon.

h 1 1 MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. Oct. 29, 1983 U . S . f W o r l d White House says public in Brief GENERAL OIL Death toll could top 250 approves of the invasion AARON COOK

BEIRUT, Lebanon — The number of U.S. wrong." Marines and sailors killed in the bombing of a By Norman D. Sandler operation” on the Caribbean island HEATING OIL United Press International by Thursday evening. But O'Neill acknowledged that U.S. military headquarters could top 250 and Reagan, "the great communica­ some of the bodies were so badly mutilated they U.S. forces still were battling WASHINGTON - The White pockets of resistance Friday and tor,” has won over the public. QUALITY SERVICE may never be identified, a spokesman said The White House released a Friday. House reported an "unprece­ hundreds of Cuban troops were dented" outpouring of public sup­ reported hiding in nearby hills, selection of favorable comments The grim forecasts came as Lebanese police that had been received without «u 568-3500 questioned a possible suspect in the twin port for President Reagan Friday with at least II Americans dead allowing reporters to verify the bombings last Sunday at the Marine center and a following his nationaliy televised and 67 wounded, Speakes said the material. HAS IT! French barracks. defense of the lI.S. troop presence U.S. presence on Grenada could In one call, an Ohio woman Security sources said the man, who was not in Lebanon and Grenada. last “ weeks.” / quoted her Marine son as saying: CRURi WTO tan identified, was arrested Thursday in a grocery Aides gave President Reagan a Armed with excerpts from tele­ IT! ROUT! 88 TALCOTTVILLE.CT. ^ “ If I should die for my country, it is store in Beirut's Moslem Bir Hassan neighbor­ flag-waving sendoff for his wee­ grams, telephone calls and state­ not because of stupidity. It is for a hood located between the Marine and French kend at Camp David. ments of TV commentators, cause,” Speakes said. buildings razed by the deadly attacks. Spokesman Larry Speakes said Speakes portrayed the speech — 24 HR. TOWING 3 *7t7 A California couple phoned to ond 191 Mom $i Monchevier "He is believed to have Iranian connections" that in 3M army units, reserves and calls issued by unions and speaker shouted. blocked by a large bil­ Call 647-1187 FAMOUS BRAND f drilling exploratory oil wells for ARCO, the first STEREO • MUSIC AMPS • TV militia began to intensify social and political groups “ We have the right to go lboard that says Cuba Is for your appointment TELEVISION - APPLIANCES SALES AND SERVICE American company to sign a contract with China preparations for combat. that began in the morning to the North American ready to repel any to prospect in the South China Sea. MANC.I1E.STER The anti-American to march throughout the headquarters and there invasion. I ------1 demonstrations, organ­ •coNsnuaioN 1 — rn 1 Belgium expels two Soviets ized by Communist Party ‘‘The Place For Antiques” HONE Nm vunn _ _ ooo 1 block committees, have m. 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Thomas J. Hooper and Richard M. Diamond, Co-Publishers Dan Fitts, Editor consultations with members of the Kennedy fam ily Asked if he had any first-hand knowledge of Alex Qirelli, City Editor NEW YORK (UPI) - Real people - the Kennedy The three-part mini-series will begin airing Hoover’s sexual tendencies, Gadney said that was not OPINION klan, Robert Peary and Frederick Cook; Calamity the point of Kennedy’s comment. “ I think you would with the assassination occqring on Nov. 22, the 20th Jane — are the subjects of several'new TV mlnlserles anniversary of the slaying of President Kennedy. asskme Joe Kennedy would say something like that.” and while they are called dramatizations, they easily Some of the most Intriguing remarks are made by Producer Andrew Brown noted that history always could be taken as history. ’' family patriarch Joseph Kennedy, played splendidly is open to interpretation. Television critics from across the country and ” I firm ly b rie v e that we are leading no one Canada have spent the past six days screening some by E.G. Marshall. There Is a scene where Joe Kennedy warns JFK to astray,” he said. “ Jackie was one of the 20th century’s R o b e of the season’s upcoming mini-series and movie The mini-campaigns inside the big one mind his womanizing- because J. E.dgar Hoover ultimate consumers. She did consider the women specials, some of which still do not have air dates. (Vincent Gardenia) is watching the nations first reporters Harpies. W a l t e n z The films shown included the first three hours plus "Hoover was obsessed with sex and he loathed some of the ending of NBC’s “ Kennedy,” CBS’ 2-hour . Roman Catholic president. . , - j If 1M3 is the year voters are tors’ race he’s been In. though: Penny had raised ’He’s (Hoover) not only a crook, he s a fa g — andite Bobby Kennedy,” be said. Syndipated ** movie specials, “ Cook and Peary: The Race to the going to throw the Democratic ...... made it his The CBS movie about Peary’s all-consuming desire In 1979 Penny got 7,466 votes. nearly $3,000 by Oct. 13. and a Columnist Pole” and "Calamity Jane,” and highlights of the knows an awful lot about us. He’s rascals out of office, there has Mrs. Weinberg was seventh challenger like Mrs. Weinberg business,” the elder Kennedy says. to become the first man to reach the North Pole is a 12-part P6S series “ Reiliy: Ace of Spies.” good story Hinted against the stark backgrounds of been no advance warning, It with 6,377. almost has to outspend the While NBC’s 7-hour miniseries “ Kennedy,” star­ Then there’s the Ijght banter between Jack and M a n c h e s t e r Frobisher Bay and Greenland. will be a shock to aimost In 1981 Penny got 7,395 votes. frontrunner. ring Martin Sheen as JFK and Blair Brown as Jackie, Jackie about her spending habits, and Jackie s catty Rod Steiger is up to his old magic in the part of everybody in public life in doesn’t rewrite history in the sense that public events remarks about Washington’s women reporters. S p o t l i g h t Mrs. Weinberg was second with Mrs. Weinberg says one rea­ Peary and Richard Chamberlain is an attractive Manchester if the Republicans are changed, it does feature scene after scene of Asked what'she’4 going to do with all the potato balls 7,108. Just 287 votes to go. son she may not have been so left behind in the White House kitchen by the Cook, whoni of course every viewer can’thelp but root on Nov. 8 win even one extra private conversation that comes from no one but the By Dan Fitts — Editor Actually, both candidates conspicuous in recent months is Computer: Eisenhowers, she suggests holding a luncheon forthe for considering the possessed beast he is up against. seat on the Board of Directors, seem to me to have lost a little the demands on her time from writer. While debate over who reached the North Pole first UPI photo But what a writer Britisher Reg' Gadney is! ladies of the press. . „ where Democrats have a 6-3 lustre since 1981. Penny’s hi­ her new job as regional director — was it Peary in 1909 as dictionaries and almanacs The script is excellent and from the head of Gadney said he tried to get a sense of what was true edge. i k . ' ^ declare or did Cook actually get there in 1908 — the therto perfect record was of the Friendship Force, which E.G. Marshall portrays Joseph Kennedy England’s Central Independent Television on down, in his writing. ” I thought that was the way a The only interesting races snooper movie presents Peary as an uncompromising marred last year by his failure arranges international ex^ 'in the NBC 7-hour miniseries producers of the series insist the product is based on full-blooded father would talk to his full-blooded son, megalomaniac and Cook as Mr. Clean. seem to be among the six date who approves of the Then again, how many people In the state Senate race, even change visits. She began this ’’Kennedy," which isegins Nov. 20. years .of research — although there were no he said. Republican candidates for the Democrats’ pride and joy, the listened? Reinhom seems to be though he did manage to carry full-time job last February. reformed three board seats they are Bennet housing project. At a running harried, but he has his hometown of Manchester. guaranteed, and between De­ ' League of Women Voters event received much visibility, in He has bareiy disguised his SO N EITH E R P E N N Y nor WESTWOOD, Mass. - Housed mocrats Steven T. Penny and he complimented Mrs. Wein­ different neighborhoods with intention of running for the Weinberg necessarily looks un­ in a nondescript building in thjy Barbara B. Weinberg forthe big berg for one of her campaign his Crime Watch efforts, even if Senate again next year, halfway beatable. Maybe a dark horse — Boston suburb is a computerizetk Saturday T V prixe, the right to be called ideas, and in a group interview the police union doesn’t appre­ through the new term on the James "Dutch” Fogarty, father data bank that contains e i t r a o r ^ mayor. 33 - MOVIE: 'Paaping Tom' A here at the Manchester Herald ciate him. board. A few voters on Nov. 8 of one of the town’s new heroes, narily sensitive informaUpn about 1844 9 - Wafooma Back Kottar American addier falls in love with 0 - O - MOVIE: T Waka Up demented photographer takes 2 . 7:00 A.M. a British woman during World accused some (unnamed) might not forgive him his desire the Manchester High quarter­ Screaming' A jaaktus dalsctiva 0 - Pallcula 0 0 - Friday Night Vklaoa Kocsis, hospitalized as he was the physical and mental health of ( 9 Lawmakara War H. Richard Gere, Vanessa pictures of the panic on the faces (X) d ) - Captain Kangarao 0 - ThundarbMa va. KudcNIa dakbarataly Ireaa a .murdarar m 0-MOVIE:'ThaOodfathar'A LE T'S START with the Re­ members of his own slate with at a critical point in the to serve in Hartford. back? Or the highly respected 0 - More Real People Redgrave. Lisa Eichhorn. 1979. of Ns victims. Motra Shearer. millions of peopie. d l ~ Wofid Tnmenow order to pin the rap on a sports 8 :0 0 P .M . mafia patriarch finds that his vola­ publicans. Incumbents Peter 9 - MOVIE; WHIerd' A young Ratad R Anna Massey. SNrley Ann Field. being excessively political. campaign, seems to be out of the The Kennedy-quoting Mrs. Mrs, Coltman? Or Stephen T. In many cases, the files identity-' 1 0 :1 5 A .M . promotsr. Batty &aWa, Victor C C CE) ** Disnav'e HeMoWaen tile fsmitv is his biggest challenge. S - M y Thraa Bona man has a startling ability to com- 1963 This movie airs at 1:00 am DiRosa and Wiliiam Diana will 0-M aiSa Watch f Maturs, Laird Ccsgor. 1941. Treat Tonight's program cala- Marlon BrarKk). James Cssn. Al Hachey — a banker like one of running. Weinberg has always seemed, if Cassano, the sober former individuals with high blood preaS.! municete with e ^ control an 10:15P.M. EST.) (S-N aw a brstet Halloween with some ape- Pacino. 1972. Rstad R. win automatically, everybody his boosters, former Mayor Anyway, it'sjust possible that anything, even more ambitious deputy mayor? — will end upon 0 . TV Community CoSaga army of rats. Bruce Davtson. Er­ 0 - MOVIE; Dracuia' A vam- (ID - Twilight Zona sure or.other relatively commoIL’ 1 0 :3 0 A.M . ciel Dtsney cIsssk:s . (R) (60 min.] 9 1 - Ratum To Planat O f Apaa nest Borgnina, Al Ledon. 1971 pira tarrorizat the countryside in 9 - IMOVIE; 'Boccaccio '70' seems to think. Given the town's Nate Agostinelli — has close ties than Penny. But she hasn’t been top. - Chatlia Brown Si - Amarica's Top Tan two of the four non-incumbent maladies. In other instances, hovt{.^, ( 9 - AHv« WaNI CD CD 0 - ChlqtdSadaa ( D - MOVIE; Tha Invasion of its saardh for human bkx^. Bela Three separate sagmants: In 'The 9 Mid - Magic of OH Painting Deniocratic tendencies and the to the town's power structure Republicans can do well enough grabbing many headlines in It’s doubtful, though. It’s Snoopy 9 tha Body Snatchara* A emaN Raffle' a meek man wins a girl in a 9 ' Naws/Sporu/Waathar ever, the data relates to veix, - Dr. Om i* Soon 0 - Let's Oo Bowling Lugosi, David Manners. 1931. CD 0 - L H t l a o carnival raffle. 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Raymorxl Mas- Hi> and terrorizes the roads. Jack confidentiality. 11 OWmen. 1974. 0 - imis Houao on the PraMo ice lieutenan eats out to capture a Lauren Bacall, James Gamer, and no doubt rooting for — handled herself with great poise 9 - Raino Satvafa suspected drug dealer he be­ say. 1944. Lord. James Farentino, Don Gal­ whether any other Democrat $7,000, but she has since decided man like Agostinelli to attend Its corporate name is MIB Inc.^ S ’” Popaya and Frfandt 0 - Auto Racing 'S3; Formula Maureen StajTleton Hachey. He is something of a 11:00 A.M. 9 - What About Woman lieves IS responsible for the QD - Jackie Gleason Show loway. 1967. the other night in the LWV can outdo Penny, who has she not to be greedy. We’re not her news conferences, as he did 9 - Spofti Ravlaw 1 South African Qrand Prix 'Shooting John Wayne. 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Claudia Cardi- 9 - Naws/Sports/Waathar ® - Victory Gartlen Edmonton ( 9 - CNN Programming Korean in a recent New administration was the poli­ trial park here, MIB is the pete in the Grand Phx end in their Lamb Show.’ Julia’s guests are nale 1966 - FWntatona Funniaa 11:30AaM. 6:00 P.M. chef Moncef Meddeb and wine 9 - MOVIE: 'Tape' Cadets, 9 - MOVIE: 'Tha Godfather II' Yorker showing a sidewalk custodian of 3bch data on almost M pereonel lives. Jemee Gamer, Eva 9 - Laava It to Baavar cies it pursued or the person­ O - Saaama Straat |Ck>aad □D-Kideworld expert Richard Sanford. [Closed threatened with the closing of The new godfather attempts to C Marie Saint, Yves Montand. CD CD 0 - News keep the family on top despite cafe patronized by couples ality of the man who led it, or million U.S. and Canadian citizens. CaSKionadl y 1966. Captioned] their school. irKiie a student re­ 9 - Monay Waak (D ~ Muppot Show CD - Blus Knight government intervention. 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(4 hrs.l gram features ‘Kix* from the Sea kid’s Chnstmss. Richard Pryor. tables is a sandwich board the 'Christie,* allowing flexibility smugness, then it’s unfair to million inquiries submitted annu­ Chavy Chaaa. Patti D'ArbtnvMa. with terrain and snow conditions. 9 ** Futbd Intemacionol Gull, Essex, f^ . (60 min.] Jackie Gleason. 1982. Rated PG. ..1961. Ratad PG saying: “Caution! People blame Mondale. If, on, the ally by participating insurance ( 9 ** HBO Coming Attrectione 9 - MOVIE: Pate n' TMie' A 9 - Dr. Gene Scott ) - Harry O Cinema M - FnMn tha Editot'a Daah mismatched couple struggle to (Q) - Monty Python Flying trying to work it out.” companies. 0 - Pick the Proe Sportswh- 9 - Fame other hand, the problem was save their merriege. Carol Bur­ Circus 8 :3 0 A .M . ters preview games and viewers 9 - Newe/Sports/Weather Sun1:X.3:X,5:X,7:40,10.— T MIB traditionally has been sen­ nett. Walter Matthau. 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Thus, the almost 2$[0 . iSaoala/RIcMa Rich Inotadllila H u ll into a house of horrors when a (3D * ESP N ’a Saturday Night at Cinema City — Pauline at UA Thootora East — Re­ Wllllmontlc for the presidential nomina­ But that also puts the party Pam Smith. 1961 impairments with which it deals ^(D - Maat tha Mayota 0 - T V CommufiHy C oSaga vampire invitee his friends there. tha Fights from San Ramo. Italy the Beach (R) Sot and Sun turn of the JedI (PG) Sot and Jlllson Square Cinema — Robert Quarry. 1970 ( 9 <- Nature 'Acacia: Tree of Saturday Night at the Fights jxe- 2:10, 4:10. 7:20, 9:20. — Sun 2, 4 :X , 7, 9 :X . — Under T h e (Tend Zone (R) Sot and tion get together in their as a whole in a vulnerable 0 - MOVIE: T h a Toy' A poor are recorded in a code (three digits Thoms ■ Tonight’s program fo­ sm ts a 10-round Welterwe^t Caligula Sot 1,3:50,7:05,9:55. Fire (R) Sot and Sun 2,4:X. Sun 2,4:10,7,9:10. — Richard 0 ) - Harald of Tnith man. dstparats for monay. 9 > Buskiate of Managamant issues forums. position, because none of the cuses on the umbrella-like tree of bout featuring Nino Larocca va. — The Return of Martin 7:10,9:X. — Death Rage (R) Pryor Here and Now (R) Sot followed by as many as five tgrasa to ba tha bast toy In s rich . 0 - SporttCantar 2:15P.M. thorns which supports a wealth Harold Votbre^t from San Remo. G u arre Sot and Sun 1:45,4,7, Sat 2,3:40,5 :X , 7,8:40,10 :X ; and Sun 2:10,4:10,7:10,9:10. What the Democrats are candidates is coming up with letters) that is carefully kept kid's Christmss. Richsrd Pryor. Sun 2 ,3 :4 0 ,5 :X , 7 :X , 9 :X . — A scare, and the facts . 0 - MOVIE: 'My Favorlta of African wildlife. (60 min.] Italy. 9:10. — I M arrie d o Shadow — Never Soy Never Again (S) - Haalth Waak secret from most of its TWa’' An alcoholic movia haro Jsckis GIssson. 1982. Rstad PG. (Closed Captioned] Sot and Sun 2 :X , 4:40, 7:30, The Rocky Horror Picture (P G ) Sot and Sun 2, 4:25, 7, trying to “work out” is solutions to the nation’s ills 240 0 0 •> Silvar Spoons Ricky's Show (R) Sot midnight. — ba kapt aobar long anough 9:35. — Creepahow (R) Sun 1, 9:25. — Th e B ig Ch ill (P G ) employees. mutt 2:30 P.M. 9 ~ No Toce Boton dastroom antics lead to a thrMt Allen (R) Sot midnight. — whether their party should be that are substantially differ­ NEW YO RK — I wish I had a . to appaar on a liva comady show. 12:00 P.M. 5:25,10 with The E xorcist (R) Sot ond Sun 2:10, 4:25, 7:10, CD ' Croasfiro 9 • Black ^erepacthre of suspension and a lecture from Sun 3:10, 7:40. Quadrophenlo (R) Sat 9:25. The organization today is' a Palar O'Toola. Mark Linn-Bakar, CD GD - N C A A Todw led next year by a presiden­ ent from the Carter solutions nickel for every time I ha ve seen or 9 - MOVIE: ' U Ronda' Subti- Ns father. CInastudle — Exposed Sat m idnight. 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Jack Lemmon, Siaay dicted: 11 cases rather than 16— a easy to fool, but there ought to be liWno 0 wild pony lor a big rtco. 0 - Hhch Hikare Outdo/ Berst trsining whsn chased by popularized in such cases, a listed in the telephone dlrectoiy, Otvid Ladd, Arthur O'ConnM. tho Enwraki City now thtaatanad Spicak, John Shea. 1982. Ratad Galaxy brutal sheriff's men. Sylvsster N( shortfall of “ nearly 30percent,” as limits. with aaiiura by tho wickod witch, PG. StsHone, Richsrd Crsnns. Brkai Veteran Administration study re­ submit a notarized request fer ine •*’Vam Smith. 1961. 7:15 P.M. someone so minded might say. Mombl. Volcea o f Liza MimaM, 0 - Undacatandbtg Human Dennehy. Rated R. veals that the number of lympho­ data and sign a document immun­ “0-AnolharKlndof Muaio . MIckay Roonay, Milton Bada, SHI 0 - SpoitK Saturday —— SNOWff_Ar 0 - FamBy 0 - UtB* Houa* on Ih* PraM* television for the first time in a quarter century to star else to go for writers, direotors and actors. 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Tightrope' A circus owner and 0 - Nawton'a Apple 0 - SIN- Tasis Daportiva 2:00A.M . while at a costume party, is taken lead. The game is rubber (3^ BMX Bicycle Motocross Christy, Jim m y Kane. 1975. Basil, Ratbbone. Nigel Bruce, his troupe employ a daring strata­ CD - CBS Naw* NIghtwatefr NORTH 1S-ZS4A cfeu r into a tragic past; 2) An unscrupu­ 0 - MOVIE: Timt WtNwr' bridge and you want to find from Las Vegas, NV Rated G. Lionel Atwill. 1942. gem in order to escape from be­ 0 - Grandaa Sariaa: 'Los ♦ K3 lous opportunist tries to set him­ While examining King Tut's CD - Outar Umifa the best play for your ^Birthday (8 “ Jetsons hind the Iron Curtain. Fredric G oiaa y las Sombraa' VAiTISi ® - Sunday Cartoon Express self up with a wealthy widow. 0 - MOVIE: Tha WHch' The tomb, an archeologist discovers 0 - Sport* Updata contract. secret world of sorcery and black March. Terry Moore, Richard 0 - Novambar Prsviaw a live mummy w ho may have ♦ 875 ® - Programming To Be 0 - Rex Humbard Chad Everett, Julie Harris, Ed­ - MOVIE: Poltargaiat’ Su- magic are explored. Richard Boone. 1953. come from another planet. Ben 0 Your best suit for this pur­ Announced (SZ) - Business of Management ward Fox. 1968. pernatural spirits haunt a peaceful 4AK Octobor SO, 1963 ^ Johnson. Rosanna Schiaffino. 0 - TV Community College 7:45 P.M. Murphy 1983. Rated PG pose is dabs, but unless tbe (8 - World of Gospel (SD - All New This Old House suburban home. Jobeth WiHiems, WEST EAST 10:15A.M. (ED - Vietnam: A Television 8 * Voces y Cerol 0 - NBA Tonight queen in singleton or double­ Lessons trorn the past may 8 Larson Sunday Night Craig T Nelson, Beetripe ♦ 10SI642 4Q7 have been difficult, but in the ® - News/Sports/Weather S ) ^ Cooking/Kerr 12:30 P.M. History 'America Takes Charge Straight. 1962. Rated PG. ton, you need two entries to 0 - More Reel People 8:00 P.M. VQ8 VKJ104 year ahead you'll begin to prof­ 8 - Jimmy Swaggart 3D 3D - NFL Today (1965-1967).' In two years, the 11:00P.M. your hand to establish it 10:30 A.M. Johnson Administration decides - MOVIE: 'Journey to the CD CD - Atica Mel becomes en­ ♦ KJ93 00106 it from them. You’ll now be 8 - MOVIE; 'Don't Cry, It's - High School Bowl gaged to a famous singer. ( D 0 0 0 - N t w t Therefore, you must play - T V M ass 3D Unkrrown' A young woman (D ID self-reliant enough to pursue O n ly Thunder' A Vietnam medic 3D to dispatch over 1.5 million 2:15A.M . 47 4Q8S3 dummy’s king of spades at GD ~ MOVIE: ‘Gumball Rally' Americans into a war they found trapped in a library discovers that 3D “ Star Search (D - Off tht 8«t and succeed at achieving your joins a friend to set up an orphan­ GD ~ Austin City Limits she has been pledged to the devil, CD - CBS Naw* Nlghtwatcd SOUTH trick one. It is well that you People from different walks of life baffling and unforgettable. (60 3D S I - Hardcaatia and CD - WofW Tomorrow alms. age foT Vietnamese children. 3 ) - That's the Spirit while a young girt staying at a JIP 4AJ5 join in a coast-to-coast auto race. min.) [Closed Captioned) M cCorm ick Hardcastle tries to make that play, because SCORPIO (Oct 24 Nov. 2t, Dennis Christopher, Susan Saint seaside hotel is terrorized by a 0 - Odd Coupit (33) - Three Stooges Michael Sarrazin, Raul Julia. Su­ get Mark to pose as an escaped 2:30A.M . - ¥ 2 EUst happens to hold the James. 1982. Rated PG. 2:15P.M. psychotic landlady. Vera Miles, 0 - Not Ntcttttrily Tht You’re a good performer to san Flannery. 1976. convict in order to flush out a dan­ ♦ A42 spade queen. If you play low 8 - It's Your Business 8 - MOVIE: 'Hold That Une' Patty Duke. 1969. N tw s This show promises to be 0 - SportaCantar ' '' begin with and whatever you The Bowery Boys are up to their 8 - NFL Game of the Week 0 - Waak In Raviaw gerous loan shark. 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BwnI 0 Your next step is to cash ' 8 - MOVIE: Lost Horizon' A as teenagers in a small California ing a man from parts of dead 0 Chaariaaders' Chaertaada^ l¥ Pan 24 Romance, career, luck, earn­ evision writers who are politically 8 - MOVIE: 'Tha Toy' A poor the ace and king of clubs. 3D ~ Insight kidnapped American diplomat town. Richard Dreyfuss, Ronny 1«^n. Boris Karlofi, Mae Clark, 0 - Indtptndtnt Nttworit blacklisted during the McCarthy man, desperate for money, make action on the sideknea, Pan 2¥ Pan 2 NT West discards a spade and ings, travel and much more are encounters a lost civilization in Howard. Paul Le Mat. 1973. Colin Clive. 1932 N ew s more mteresttng than on tha ( £ - Jack Van Impe Presents era. W oody Allen, Zero Mostel. agrees to be the best toy in a rich Pan 2 NT Pan Pan discussed. Send $1 to Astro- the hidden valley of Shangri-La. fields. Jo 'Johnston, ReinbeeOx' now your problems are over 1976. Rated PG. 0 - MOVIE: Danca of the kid's Christmas. Richard Pryor. Pan Qrph, Box 489, Radio CIt-,' 8 “ World Tomorrow Ronald Colman, Jane Wyatt, Ed­ 4:30 P.M. 11:30 P.M. Smith, Colleen Camp. Rated R. unless West had opened a - Lawmakers 'Lawmakers' Dwarfs' A scientist and a heli­ Jackie Gleason. 1982. Rated PG. Station, N.Y. 10019. Send an 8 - Big Story ward Everett Horton. 1937. copter pilot search for a lost tribe 0 - MOVIE: Trail of ttM Pink 3D - CBS News doubleton. That would mean reports on the weekly activities of Penther' Inspector Clouseau is' 8 - M O V IE ; T o Be Announcad 3:00A.M . ' additional $2 lor the NEW T 8 - El Club 700, 8 - Electric Company Congress. of primitive dwarfs. Peter Fonda. 3D - David Susskind that East had been dealt six Astro-Graph Matchmaker Deborah Raffin, John Amos. on the loose, trying to find the 8 - Nawa/Sporta/Waathar CD - MOVIE: Night of tl^ 8 - Kingdom living 3) - Laugh-In spades and four clubs. That wheel and booklet. Reveals 8 ) - Misa Del Domingo 8 ~ Foro 41 Rated PG. stolen Pink Panther diamond. Pe­ Laughing Dead' ^ ter Sellers, David Niven. 1982. 8 8 - Knight Rider Michael QD “ MOVIE: 'Carria' A tor­ possibility is so unlikely that romantic compatibilities lor all ^ 9 - MOVIE: 'Star Wars' An or­ - Spotlight on Government helps a woman whose brother 0 - Nawa/Spoita/Woathar phan. a renegade and a princess ( 8 ** Hogan'a Heroes Rated PG. mented teenager uses her super­ Opening lead: 410 ^ assume it is not the case. signs. Be sure to state yom (@ - Working Women was attacked while scuba diving battle the evil forces controlling 8 - Conversation With... 0 - Style With Elsa Klensch ( 8 - Evans and Novak natural powers to gain revenge 3:30A.M . ^ You come to your hand with zodiac sign. near a sunken galleon. (60 min.) on the schoolmates who have the Empire. Mark Hamill, Carrie 12:45 P.M. - Woman * VoNaybat; the ace of spades. SAOnTAinUS (N o« . 23-Doc. 10:45 A.M. 3:00 P.M. 0 - TV Community Collaga 0 - MOVIE: Lost Horiton' A 0 By Oswald Jacoby Fisher, Harrison Ford. 1978. abused her. Sissy Spacek, John Unload S ta tM vs. Japan -t The queen drops, so not 21) You wilt operate more 0 - Jewiih Ufa 3D-M OVIE: 'The Harvey Girls' - MOVIE: 'Funniest Man in kidnapped American diplomat Travolta. Piper Laurie 1976. aad James Jacoby Rated PG. Young girls in a small western CD - MOVIE: Tatror In tha effectively today If you go Wax Musaum' A young woman Tha World' Special feature with encounters a lost civilization in 8 - Croasfira only can you set up the clubs « - Momingtown town alter the town standards CD - It I. Wrin.n about what needs doing with­ 11:00 A.M. acts as bait to trap a killer who footage from all of Chaplin's great the hidden valley of Shangri-La. in complete safeto, but you and the men. Judy Garland, John ® - Hoiwymoonar. 4:00 A.M. Here is a rather simple 8:00 A.M. CD - MOVIE: Tha Bkib' Two lurks in the shadows of a wax- films, plus those from the cutting Ronald Colman, Jane W yatt, Ed­ are going_ to0 |get three i ide out catling attention to your­ Hodiak, Ray Bolger. 1946. - MOVIE: 'It Cam# Rom problBm hand from the teenagers, after noticing a shoot­ works exhibition. Ray Miltand. room floor. Includes all the stars ward Everett Horton. 1937. 0 - NCAA Footb.ll: 0 an self. Aim high, but stay in the CS) - Bank) Holfywood* Clips of some of die Brid^ World magazine. tricks and wind up wii ing star fall to earth, come upon a 1:00 P.M. Elsa Lanchester, Broderick Craw­ of the early silent days.rChartie 8 ( 6 ) ~ Nature 'Kopje: A Rock Wnhlngton M UCLA overtrick. shade. d ) - Jimmy Swaggart man howtirigwith pain because of ford. 1973 Chaplin. 1967. worst movies ever made in H oly- You are in■ a fairly noinormal CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jan. It) 3D 3D - N F L Football: Dallas at for All Seasons ' Tonight’s pro­ 0 - MOVIE: Lov. Child' A wood are shown. 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Rated R. 8 - News Update CROSSWORD 3D - Issues '83 young family's well-being. Bette Zohra Lamport, Barton Heyman. 3D - S.W.A.T. 0 - M O V IE : Tsrop sst' A disil- information will be helpful. 0 2 - Vic'a Vacant Lot Program­ Kevin O'Connor. 1971 GD - Make Peace With Nature Davis. Karen Black, Oliver Reed. 8 - MOVIE: 'Rad Alert' An ac­ lusioned N.Y. architect leaves his 8 ■ Inslda Business 8 - MOVIE: ‘Four FriandT AGUARIUB (Jon. 20-Fob. 16) ming for Children.' 1976 wife and high pressure career for Three young men and a fra^ Once your ambitions are GD - MOVIE: Abbott And CD - MOVIE: "Tha Groat cident at a nuclear power plant 8 - Entartainmant T h is W aak ( 9 - Video Jukabox Houdlnls' Escape artist and illu­ life on a remote Greek island. spirited woman come of age dM^ ACROSS 66 Compats Aniwer to Praviout Puzila aroused today, yo u ’ll be Costello Meet the Keystone CD-M OVIE: Nightmare Allay' raises the horrifying specter of 8 - MOVIE: 'Thomasina and sionist Harry Houdini becomes atomic annihilation. William De­ John Cassavetes. Gena Row­ ing the 1960's. Craig Wassdn. point 1 8 - Popaya and Woody Cop s' Vamps break heans. A carnival drifter double-crosses Bushrod' An outlaw couple roars resourceful In achieving your obsessed with the occult in his la­ vane, Michael Brandon. Adrienne lands,. Susan Sarandon. 1982. Rated R. - Nawa/Sporta/Waatfier stuntmen, necks and every face everybody on his way to suc­ through Texas in a M odei-T. Max 1 North obiectives regardless of any IS) ter years. Paul Michael Glaser, Barbeau. 1977 Rated PG. wears a custard pie. Bud Abbott, cess. Tyrone Power, Joan Blon- Julien. Vonetta McGee. Rated 4:15 A.M. .. Amarican DOWN obstacles. - Robert Schuller dell. Helen Walker. 1947. Sally Struthers. 1976 8 - Gunamoka Lou Costello, Fred Clark. 1955. 8 - Newa/Sports/Weather PG. - Madia Watch nation PISCES (Fob. 20-Mareb 20) & < B ) - Sesame Street (Closed 0 G9) - All American Wrestling 0 - Auto Racing ‘B3: USAC . 8 - ESPN's Sportswoman 1 Shoshonaant You’re well equipped today to CapilonedI 0 • Computer Programme 8:30 P.M. 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Jobeth Williams, New York and the striptease is 41 Wettern-heml- 6 7 9 9 10 11 W est Germany. |3 hra.) iews and profiles of the 1984 1 2 3 4 5 prpared to stand by this parson CD - Up Front . - MOVIE: 'Midway' The Ja­ Craig T . Nelson, Beatrice born. Jason Robards. Britt Ek- traveling matte procMs, 12:00 P.M. panese and American fleets bat­ land. Elliot Gould. 19Q8. Olympics. ephere orgini- with your resources as well as CD - Popayo Straight. 1962.,Rated PG. 0 - Nawt UpdM* an electronic fader for 12 13 14 GD *- Face the State tle for control of a strategic island zition (ibbr.) your words. - Sunday Morning CD 0 0 - Nawa 0 0 - M o tow n 2 8 : continuous film printfhg, CD in the Pacific during World W ar II. 4:00 P.M. 42 M in of action L E O (Ju ly 23-Aug. 22) Because 3D ’ Cape Varda CD - Hawaii B-O Ymtorday. Tottay. 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Also being studied by a 47 Math aymbol vm oo (Aug. 2S-BepL 22) No ' Notre Dame Summer Night 0 - ESPN’s Saturday Night at 28 27 21 29 30 31 32 33 Swim .'(60 min.) the Fights Saturday Night at the 0 - Nawa/Sporta/Waathar [Closed Captioned] 8 - MOVIE; 'Daath Watch' A special Academy commit­ IF NOTH INS ELeE,1H© 48 Navy ahip matter how painful It Is to your- 0 - Superman 8 - MOVIE; 'Ninja . woman agrees to let her death be ‘ salt or companions, you’ll have 8 - MOVIE; The Wheeler Fights presents a 10-round Jr. 0 - MOVIE: -Don't Cry. It'a 8 8 - Mastarpleca Thaatra tee, are a reflex conver­ prafix (abbr.) 34 31 39 f l ) - Nawf/Sporta/Waathar Exterminator' Middleweight bout featuring 'Pictures.' R u ^ is still hopeful filmed. Romy Schneider. Hervey eieNeRATION is PBODUClNet tha courage to taH tha truth Peelers' A millionaire Texan with Only Thundar' A Vietnam madic Keitel. 1960. 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(2 hrs.) to spot a dud. through Texas in a M odel-T. Max musics y el folklore de Colombia. 0 - Frttmtn Rtportt 97 99 •9 90 0 (Bl - Don't Look Now Colburn. 1965 0 - Styto With EIm K Iw w ch conducted at Academy 62 Carry Julien, Vonetta McGee. Rated 0 - MOVIE: 'Niagara' A war 0 - Odd Couple 0 - Ndws/Sports/WMtIWf . 9:30 P.M. headquarters in BevcSrly 63 Blur 0 - Kannoth Copoland PG. veteran is marked for murder on 0 - TNiIng Advwttag. 11 92 93 his honeymoon by his unfaithful 0 - Undersea World of Hilts Nov. 15, after wQjch 84 Ship ol tha How can anything so 0 - World Tomorrow 0 0 - MMt tha Pi«H 0 - Eddi* Boyd: Bank Robbar CD QD - Goodnight, Botntown 0 - T I m A th ta tM wife. Marilyn Mri Fish of beautiful girl, why don’t written by the late Sam think manners are impor­ and music to dance by ested in attending the reception at the Coutnry Club of Rochester, the couple employed as a dental hygienist by Dr. Ronald Levenson: none other than the Lou PINOCHLE SCORES left on a honeymoon trip to Mexico. They will make Linda Barone of Niantic was maid of honor. DelVecchio of Vernon. Rockville and Mrs. Gail Carilli of Coventry. you do something about tant in today’s society? elementary schools, can Bridesmaids were Mrs. Dan Glow of Storrs, Joan Gregg Madore of Coventry, brother of the groom, your teeth?” Abigail Van Buren "It’s free world; you And are manners Joubert band. If you have check the bulletin board OCTOBER 24: Rene their home in Honeoye Falls. The groom is a graduate of Coventry High School don’t have to like Jews, any questions, feel free to Maire, 849; Gert McKay, The bride is a graduate of Denison University with a Chimbole of Norwalk and Monica Fitzgerald of and attended Southeastern Regional Technical was best man. Ushers were Peter E. DeCarli Jr. of You see, when I was 13,1 changing? for specific times and Medford, Mass. Rockville, brother of the bride, and David ’Turcotte of fell down the cellar steps but if you don’t, I suggest contact Norm Lasher at places. 841; Helena Gavella, 789; bachelor of arts degree in economics and of School. He is employed by Combs-Gates of Windsor that you boycott certain JUDY IN RICHMOND, 643-7528. Ernie Grasso, 772; Ethel Joseph Salonia of Ashford was best man. Ushers Locks, as an auto body mechanic. Norwich. and broke off my front VA. Seniors needing rides to Wahinbgton University with a masters degree in Jewish products like Was- the Fair must sign up at Scott, 771; Vivien Laque- finance. were Victor D’Antonio of Madison, Wise., Thomas After a reception at Fiano’s in Bolton, the couple left teeth clear to the gum. A D’Antonio of Hartford, Peter Bartolotta of East on a wedding trip to Bermuda. ’They are making their dentist put some caps on sermann test for syphilis: The following is a list of the center as soon as rre, 770; Vi Dion, 787; The groom is a graduate of the University of digitalis, discovered by DEAR JUDY: Manners Floyd Post, 765; Ruth Connecticut with a bachelor of arts degree in Hartford, and Edward J. KeneHce III of Manchester. home in Bolton. them, and they look terri­ fortune, which I don’t price. The school may Thursday programs for possible. Coome-Gibson The bride is a 1979 graduate of Coventry High School ble. ’They stick way out, have because I’m sup­ take your case as a Dr. Lifreich; the Shick are certainly important in the month of November: The Energy Kits have Search, 765; Fritz Wilkin­ economics and Washington University with a After a reception at Vito’s Birch Mountain Inn, test for diphtheria; vitam­ today’s society, and they Nov. 3 — Senior tenter now arrived and may be son, 764; Ed Scott, 763; master’s degree in finance. and is also a graduate of Creative School of Hair and you ean tell they’re porting myself and my challenge. It’s worth a Bolton, the couple left on a wedding trip to Hawaii. Elinor Ruth Gibson of Las Vegas, Nev., daughter of Design of Manchester. She is employed at the false because they’re yel­ mother, and lots of things try. Good luck. ins discovered by Dr. 'are indeed changing. To Orchestra. picked up at the front Josephine Strimike, 762; They will make their home in Manchester. Mr. and Mrs. Elmore Gibson of 113 Henry St. and Locksmith Hair Studio in Bolton. low, and my own teeth are come before my teeth. Funk; streptomycin, dis­ quote the late Amy Nov. 10 — No program office. Bert Turner, 760. Keep your TV picture sharp with frequent cleaning The bride is a graduate of the University of Rickey Lee Coome of Las Vegas, son of Richard The groom is a 1978 graduate of Coventry High white. Not only that, but Would it be cheaper to DEAR ABBY: My 24- covered by Dr. Z. Woro- Vanderbilt: due to set-up for Fair. Lastly, best wishes to of the screen. Use a mild soap with water or a bit of Connecticut and is a medical technologist at Coome of Sioux City, Iowa and Mrs. Raymond School and a 1983 graduate of ’Thames Valley state my teeth are horribly have them all puU^ and year-old sister is a wond­ nan; the polio pill by Dr. “Manners are chang­ Nov. 17 — Turkey Barbara Cox who is ill in PINOCHLE SCORES ammonia in water. Be sure to dry thoroughly. If you Manchester Memorial Hospital. Babcock of England, were married Oct. 1 in the Little Technical College of Norwich. He is employed at crooked. They grow every get dentures? erful person. Everyone A. Sabin and the polio ing. But the essential need dinner, followed by mo­ Manchester Memorial OCTOBER 20: Floyd have an extra television set no One watches, why not The groom is a graduate of the University of Church of the West, Las Vegas. Pioneer International of Manchester. which way — practically UGLY AND SAD who knows her thinks she vaccine by Dr. Jonas for manners of some kind vie, “The House That Hospital. Post, 600; Helen Silver, exchange for cash with a low-cost ad in Classified? Connecticut and is a field engineer with CAL The Rev. Robert Richards performed the double on top of each other. is tops. Salk. remains the same. Good Mark Built” (’Mark SCHEDULE FOR 593; Ernest Grasso, 581; 643-2711. Company. ring ceremony. The bride was given in marriage by I feel so ugly I try not to DEAR SAD: Please She has beenin love with "Good! Boycott! Hu­ manners are the traffic Twain). WEEK: Mary Hill, 568; Harry her father. smile, and when I talk I don’t consider pulling a very fine man for four manitarian consistency rules for society in gen­ Nov. 2 and 16 — Biz • Monday: 9:30 a.m. Hinson, 562; Martin Bak- Susan Siddall of Las Vegas was maid of honor. always cover my mouth healthy teeth. Call your years and they want to get requires that my people eral. Without good Swennson — Legislative ceramics class; 10 a.m. stan, 555; Sam Schors, Plocharczyk-Hunnewell Bridesmaids were Wendy Coome of Las Vegas, sister Aronson-Lewin with my hand. (My county dental association married, but there is one offer all these gifts to all manners, living would be Committee — to study the bingo; noon lunch; 12:30 553; Betty Jesanis, 544. of the groom, and Korbi Boyd of Las Vegas. people of the world. Fa­ chaotic, human beings problems of seniors. Se­ p.m. pinochle games; bus Heather Christine Lewin of New York City, mother tells me I even and ask if a dentist in your problem. Our parents Carol Walker Hunnewell of Kennebunk, lljaine, Michael A. Plocharczyk of Coventry, brother of the James Howell of Las Vegas was best man. Ushers cover my mouth when I’m area would agree to take don’t want him in our natic consistency re­ unbearable to each other. nate Room 321, State pick up at 8 a.m.; return BOWLING SCORES C groom, was best man. Ushers were Steven Souchek of were Lt. Commander Barry Coome of San Diego, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Charles Lewin of San Diego, family because he is quires that all bigots Reduced to a phrase, good Capitol, Hartford. trips after lunch and 3:15 OCTOBER 25: Women Hi daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard R. W all^ of Calif., and Gary Steven Aronson of New York City, sleeping.) your case and accept Arundel, Maine, and David Edward Plocharczyk of Gray, Maine, and Leland Walker of Salem, brother of Calif., brother of the groom, and Michael Riordan of I’ve been to three dent­ small payments over an Jewish. accept syphilis, convul­ manners is consideration Don’t forget that Peggy p.m. Single — Loma Kmiec, the bride. Nathan Leach of Arundel, Maine, was Las Vegas. formerly of Manchester, were married at Norwich You once had some­ sions, malnutrition, infan­ of other people in respect Kelly, registered pharma­ 180; Hi Triple — Jeanette Kennebunk, son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael M. Inn on Oct. 15. ists, and they all said I extended period. • Tuesday: 9 a.m. shop­ Plocharczyk of Manchester, were married Oct. 8 at ringbearer. After a reception at the Spanish Oaks Clubhouse, need a lot of work. First, Also, if there’s a dental thing in your column tile paralysis and tubercu­ to their feelings, their cist, will be on hand to ping; 9:30 a.m. ma- PieiTO, 510; Men Hi Single Christ Church in Kennebunk. After a reception at the Unicorn and Lion in the couple left on a wedding trip to Puerto Vallarta, The groom is the son of Attorney Irving L. Aronson braces, then new caps. school near you, go there about how much the Jews losis as a matter of safety, their privacy and review your prescription crame; oil painting class; — Max Smole, 209; High The bride was given in nriarriage by her father at the Kennebunk, the couple went on a trip to North Mexico. They are making their home in Las Vegas. of New London, formerly of Manchester, and the late They all want money in and ask if the work can be have given to the world. principle. their full social rights and drugs on November 2 10 a.m. square dancing; Triple — Charlie Glode, double ring ceremony. Gayle Jackvony of Moody, Conway, N.H. They will make their home in The bride is a graduateoftheUniversity of Maineat Barbara M. Aronson. advance. It will cost a done there at a reduced Will you please find it and "You want to be mad? privileges.” from 9 to 11 a.m., and that noon lunch; 12:30 p.m. bus 542. Maine, was maid of honor.^Bridesmaids were Wendy Kennebunk. Orono and is employed at the Dunes Hotel in Las Judge David M. Barry of Manchester officiated at volunteers’ assistance in returns from shopping; 1 Brook of Kennebunk, sister of the bride, and Terry The bride is' a graduate of Kennebunk High School Vegas. The groom is a graduate of the University of completing Medicare p.m. bowling at Parkade; BRIDGE SCORES: T the marriage ceremony. Sheehan of Biddeford, Maine, cousin of the bride. and works at Maine Diner in Wells, Maine. The groom California at Fresno and is a bartender at the Elbow dThe bride is a graduate of the University of forms will be at the center 1:30 p.m. exercise class. Jack Owen, 5,090; Cathe­ Danielle Hunnewell, daughter of the bride, was flower is a graduate of Manchester High and Nasson College Room in Las Vegas. He served in the Peace Corps in California and Is the marketing merchandise on November 9 from 1 to 3 • Wednesday: 9:00- rine Byrnes, 4,190; Mary girl. in Maine. He works at Shape Video Inc. in Kennebunk. India. manager for Arrow Shirt Company. Does stress increase heart attacks? p.m., by appointment 11:00 a.m. registered Colpitts, 3,950; Helen Fitz­ The groom is a graduate of the University of New only. pharmacist; 9:30 a.m. simmons, 3,830; Kay Ben­ You can make excellent dish cloths from the mesh Hampshire and received his masters degree from the Ted Martin, Faculty crewel class; refinishing nett, 3,620; Marion McLa- bags in which oranges, potatoes, onions, etc. are sold. University of Connecticut. He is executive vice DEAR DR. LAMB: I sores inside his mouth. Research have shown that Manager at MHS, stopped class; 10 a.m. Friendship gan, 3,470. Just boil for 15 minutes in water to which chlorine president , of Merchandising for Murjani would like to ask if in your The doctor said nothing trauma can be a factor in About Town bleach has been added. Put still good but no-longer International opinion there is a close could be done. They are causing them to appear. needed furniture and appliances back into use by After a wedding trip to St. Croix, the couple will relationship between very painful and he is For that reason, overly selling them with a low-cost Classified. 643-2711. make their home in New York City. work stress and heart unable to eat when he has vigorous brushing and Births attacks. I’m talking about Your Health them, which is quite often. dental procedures can be Hospital to x-ray candy Computer courses offered a factor. It might be wise Gag^er, Christopher at Manchester Memorial Marr, Justin Lee, son of mental stress, not physi­ The sores make it al­ Manchester Recreation Department is offering Lawrence Lamb, M.D. to have him see his dentist Michael, son of Michael Hospital. His maternal Richard and Cynthia J. Manchester Memorial Hospital will again offer to cal stress. most impossible to play White Marr of Stafford x-ray the candy that children collect on Haloween ' computer courses for children ages 12 and older, and I have read where some for any possible mechani­ and Ellen Robinson grandmother is Mrs. Kat­ trumpet in his school cal factors that are contri­ Gagner, was bom Oct. 10 hleen Mullen of499 Adams Springs, was bora Oct. 5at night, Monday.! adults. Classes will start Monday at the Radio Shack studies have stated that band. Please tell me, is on Spencer Street. Engagements buting to his frequent in Schweinfurt, Germany. St. His paternal grand­ .Manchester Memorial As a public service the hospital’s radiology mental stress can be a there any cure once they Hospital. His maternal department will do the x-raying of the candy Monday At the Monday class, Basic II for adults, will start matjor factor in heart canker sores. His maternal grandpar­ mother is Mrs. Theresa appear and is there any ents are Mr. and Mrs. Michaud of East Hart­ grandparents are Mr. and from 6 to 9 p.m. Parents and children should use the and meet for four weeks from 4:30 to 7:30 p.m. In this attacks. I am 42 years old, way of preventing them? follow-up to Basic I, the student will learn about creased risk at all. So tne Nutritional deficiencies Harvey Robinsofi of 106 ford. His paternal great- Mrs. Orrin C. White of 68 emergency entrance and follow signs around the working in a Job with with the history. What causes them? Horton Road. His pater­ corner to the x-ray department. system commands, editing, types of variables, some high mental stress How Important stress is way to handle the problem also may be factors. Some School St., Bolton. His grandparents are Mr. and two-dimensional arrays, rational and logical opera­ Is to develop a lifestyle doctors believe a full paternal grandparents Mrs. Sam Michaud of nal grandparents are Edward M. Kenney, hospital administrator, said and there is a history of as a factor in causing Mrs.. Nola Elliott of Man­ the x-rays will only pinpoint metallic objects. They tors, format outputs, memoiy management and heart problems in my heart disease depends on that ensures you do not DEAR READER: blood screening for these are Mr. and Mrs. Andre Wethersfield and Mrs. string manipulation. also develop high risk Canker sores may be is advisable. The deficien­ Gagner of 11 Kanter Anne Rioux of Grand chester and Milton Marr will not indicate chemical penetration. 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Editor's note: this mlumn is prepared by the The Farmer's Market posters were designed almost. Well, yes, most, but ndt quite. Actually we On Nov :i. hi.II 10 II.III. to 2 p.m.. St. Mary's staff of the Manche^r Area Conference of this year by Nancy Launi; Grames Printing was are swamped with clothing but It is not the annual Ladies Guild Holiday Fair will be held, Churches. It appears in tpeJVIanchester Herald on kind enough to print both posters and weekly clothing we need. We're inundated with shorts, with homemade and handmade items, and a for Indians at Fermi Saturdays. produce sur\'eys for us. Margaret Gagnon and no-sleeve jerseys, cotton dresses, lightweight white elephant table. Lunch will be served by the sons Christopher and Andy, and Hedy Palliardi pants, frilly short-sleeve blouses; when what we Girl's Friendly Society Sponsors, at noon. and her son. Danny, went all over town putting the need are heavy corduroys, thick socks and On Nov. 5, starting at 9 a.m., the bi-annual E N FIELD — The emi wasn’t Boyd lost two more starters, keeper I.jiurie Basal one. .worth the means. By Nancy Carr posters up. sweaters, warm coats and Jackets, and boots. rummage sale will be held at Community Baptist. bringing the total of Bolton upper­ "W e played as hard as we ever That's about the way Manches­ MACC Executive Director Even the Senior Citizen's Center gave us a How come? It's simple enough. You are all On Nov. 5. 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m., the annual classmen who played in Friday’s have and played a superior team ter boys’ soccer coach Bill hand, with Joe Dominico, Howard Miller, cleaning out your drawers and closets, and Heritage Holiday Fair at Center Church will be 4-0 loss to East Hampton to only even. I have to compliment my This morning is the last of the downtown supervi.sor of the Hobby Shop, and Gene Enrico, bringing us your summer clothing as you get held, featuring all the usual baked items, books, McCarthy felt after his Indians four. That’s not enough to r u p ^ team on its play today," Jan­ Farmer’s Market for 1983, and we're celebrating installing the big Farm er's Market sign on the ready for winter. plants, crafts, toys, holiday decorations, and an defeated Fermi, 2-0, in a fight- successful soccer team, as ^ y d kowski said. Sweeper Diane Man­ 'shortened contest Friday a most successful year. Marge Lappen. Farm er's green in front of St. James. Unfortunately for us we have limited space at heirloom table with old collectables and unique has unfortunatley fouml out^^iut ning and midfielders Lisa Aspin- afternoon. Market coordinator, says there were more And speaking of St, James, we really want to Mayfair Gardens, and no storage space at all. No antiques. Center folks tell us that 85 percent of the that hasn't dampened the BuK wall and Danae Marshall played farmers, more produce, more shoppers than thank St. James for all their support, and for space to store all the summer clothing you are Fair profits go to the Missions. ’ ’I ’m still trying to sort things Idogs’ spirit. well for Bolton, 2-9-1. anytime in our five year history. As a matter of allowing us to store all our “ props" for the past bringing us. So we have a proposal to make to you. On Nov. 12,9:30 a m. to 2; 30 p.m.. Holiday Fair ‘ out,’ ’ said McCarthy, who lost "We, just don’t have the kids, ” Bolton's next outing is Tuesday fact, over Labor Day weekend, we hit an all-time four months. I know you really want to get all those off-season at Trinity Covenant will be held. Trinity also will striker and high-scorer Brad Pelli- said Boyd. "The kids we do have at home against Rocky Hill at 3:15 high with 18 farmers backing intp the sidewalk to clothes out of your way right now, but we don't be having Christmas items along with the usual grinelli to a red card for fighting in hustled and showed a lot of spirit. p.m. market their wares. TH E R E ’S NOT so much produce since the frost have any place to put them. crufts and baked goods, and white elephant the middle of the third quarter. "It ’The injuries just keep mounting for And'thanks to all of you who drove in and last week, but you'll still find delicious juicy We propose that you become even closer tables. They're featuring a stained glass booth, was SO-SO. I can't blame it all on us.” Giris Swimming provided enough business to keep thee farmers apples, and more squash than I know the names partners with us in operating the Clothing Bank Scandinavian booth, and a tire change offer them (F erm i), but I can't blame it The latest Bolton casualties are busy and coming, we were able to keep the of. (I have a beautiful arrangement of squash — (we've always been partners because it's your (that's a new one to me.) all on us either." Andy Minicucci and Don HWo- Indians win again Market downtown within walking distance for that sounds strange — on my kitchen table. clothes we give away) with you providing the On Nov. 19, between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m., an McCarthy said the victory, burdo, a starter on wing. Playihg EAST HARTFORD - Kris area elderly and for low income families without Brought them home and then they were so storage space for the off-season clothes. You pack Autumn Bazaar is scheduled at St. Bridget, with which put Manchester at 11-1-1, well for Bolton were Amie Bogan Noone set a Manchester High transportation. beautiful I couldn't bring myself to chop them up them in the back of your closet now, and lots of tag sale and rummage items. wasn't worth the rough soccer and Mai Ferguson, along with which accompanied the win: "I starting freshman halfback Mike record in the 100-yard breaststroke 2 Of course,.it took more than farmers and and throw them in a pot.) Also pumpkins, cider, presto-changeo come May/June, pop Rieijif' out to lead. the Indians to a 95-77 shoppers to keep the market going. It took a lot of wonderful spicy squash, pumpkin breads, eggs and over for timely use. When you are Spring THANK YOU’S feel Worse now than I have after Griffin. triumph over Penney Friday work by some very dedicated volunteers headed cleaning, pack away the fall/winter items until any loss, including Hall (Tues­ Scoring for East Hampton, 6-6-2, and honey. afternoon. by Marge Lappen, who for the third straight year, The farmers have been tremendously generous September/October. I know it's a nuisance, but if To Mrs. W.S. Harrison, who answered our day’s 2-1 loss which knocked the in the first half was Jim Poulin, Noone’s time of 1:06.6, good only organized the effort. Helping Marge were this works, we'll have about 200 storage sites all appeal for a TV for an elderly shut-in. Indians out of first place). Winning while the winners opened it up in to the Shepherd's Place, too. Once they for a second place, barely eclipsed husband, Ken Lappen, neighbors Charlie and discovered we had an operating soup kitchen, over town (with about 200 women groaning "why doesn't mean anything." the second half on goals by Dan the old mark of 1:06.7 set/by Beth Herald photo by Tarquinio Betty, and neighbor Mark Sullivan, and a whole they were donating extra ripe vegetables each m e" as they try to get a stuffed plastic bag in the CLOTHING BANK ° The officials stopped the contest Distefano, Steve Kidd and Kevin MacDonald in 1979. Manchester crew of volunteers, Clayton Jacobs (who Marge Saturday. They also helped out some of the poorer back of the attic.) To Mrs. Anna Fanchcr, LaurieGreen, Henry A. with 12 minutes remaining after Day. now stands at 7-1 and travels to said was exceptionally loyal and helpful), Dave But dear partners, it will solve a mammoth Poirier, Mrs. Frank Bloking. Frank J. Smith, the physical play climaxed in a Bolton, now 5-7-1, hosts Wind­ Manchester-Hall today downtown residents with tomatoes here, a melon East Hartford for its next meet Brandik, Rob Heutis, Margaret and Francis Joy. there. problem for us and enable us to put winter things James McCormick, Mrs. G. Lebel. F.M. fight between Tom Finnegan and a ham Tech Monday at 3:15 p.m. 9 Tuesday at 3:30 p.m. Joanne Coykendall, even Mike Filonena, the new It was a great year. We'll be having a meeting out where clients can find them. Heinrichur, Sue Perry, Carol Cunliffe, N oj^ u Fermi fullback. Manchester had played some IS minutes down a Coventry clipped Last Saturday, Danny Addabbo (left) UMass in an importanfVankee Confer­ owner of Fairway, came to give us a hand. soon to get plans underway for next ye&r — mark Borganier, Mrs. Frank Esposito, Betsy Bernier, Results: man after Pelligrinelli's ejection, Most of the volunteers spent one Saturday a ' your 1984 calendar now — Farmer's Market FAIRS Nancy LaBonne, Mr, and Mrs. W. Gale, Jerry ROCKY HILL - The Coventry 200 Med Relay: Penney, 2:05.9. took care of the blocking and Greg ence battle at 1 p.m. UConn is 2-0 in the but held on for the win anyway. 200 Free: 1. Genoa (P), 2. Lemleux month during the four market months, setting up starting mid-July. Clough, Mrs. John Goiangos, Mrs. Daniel W. Taft boys' soccer team gave it theirbest Turner (24) the ball carrying in the 20-6 conference and a win would enhance Dave Kelly and Nick Cacace (P), 3. O'Brien (M), 2:09.1. signs and traffic markers, helping farmers, There are still church fairs and bazaars Sr., Betty Foley. Yvette Morin, Mrs. Ruth Gallo, shots against Rocky Hill Friday 200 Ind Med: 1. Troy (M), 2. provided thw winning tallies for win over Enfield. But that game was the Huskies’ chances of gaining confer­ monitoring produce and costs, and generally CLOTHING CRISIS scheduled for almost every weekend during Karl W. Bace, Mavis Bauruder, and four afternoon, but not enough of them Fitzgerald (P), 3. Tomkiel (Ml, 2:27.5. the Indians in the first half. Kelly 50 Free: 1. Lenlort (P), 2. Topping nothing compared to what happens ence honors. keeping track of things so that they ran smoothly.' Alas and alack. Our cup runneth over. Well November. anonymous donors. were converted before the Terriers tcxik a blind, over-the-head pass (M), 3. Louzon (Ml, 25.6. gained the wind advantage and the Dlyino: l.-rFoclora (Ml, 2. Coleman today when the C C IL footbali cham­ Soccer action today finds East from Finnegan and charged in triumph after halftime. (P), 3. Emerson (Ml, 197.75. pionship may be decided as Manchester Catholic in New Britain against St. from halfback for the first goal. 100 Fly: 1. Troy (Ml, 2. Barron (P I,3. Rocky Hill, one of the better Cacace's tally came on the heels of Fitzgerald (PI, 1:07.4. High hosts Mali High at Memoriai Fieid Thomas Aquinas at 10:30 a.m. An Eagle soccer teams in the area at 13-1, 100 Free: 1. Lenlort (PI, 2. Noone two quickly directed passes from at 1:30 p.m. in the key game of the '83 win would clinch their third H C C crown Calendar parlayed three second-half goals (Ml, 3. Topping (Ml, 56.4. Dan Evans and John Janenda, 500 Free: 1. Genoa (PI, 2. Lemleux into a 4-2, come-from-behind vic­ (Ml, 3. Fournier (Ml, 5:44.8. season. in four years. East and Manchester girls' with Cacace flipping the ball high tory over the Patriots, now 7-6-1. lOo Bock: 1. Barron (PI, 2. Noone Manchester, 6-0, ieads the ieago«t^y collide at 10 a.m. at Memorial Field with over the Fermi goalie for a 2-0 Evangelist at St. Maurice led into the church by the Sphinx Temple Highlanders Here’s week at South “ We had a lot of opportunities (Ml, 3. Evans (Ml, 1:05.9. and the Senior Choir. Manchester lead. 100 Breast: 1. Tomkiel (Ml, 2. 1 '/ i games, followed by Hall and ponarc the winner helping its hopes of when we had the wind,” said Serruto (PI, 3. Louzon (Ml, 1:17.5. BOLTON — The Rev. Val LaFrance, an actor, The following events have been scheduled at South Manchester travels to Wethers­ each 4-1. A win by the Indians \ The Eucharist wil be celebrated Wednesday at 10 Coventry coach Bob Plaster of his 400 Free Relay: Manchester (Top­ qualifying for state tournament play. ex-alcoholic and preacher, will speak at St. Maurice United Methodist Church for the coming week: field Monday for a 2:4S p.m. ping, Tomkiel, Troy^ Noonel, 4:03.7. a.m. At 7 p.m, there will be a Eucharist for families to team’s two-goal first-half output. them comfortably in the driver'^seat for Manchester is 5-5-3 and East 4-5-2. Church during the coming Tuesday — 10 a.m.. Vineyards study group: 12:30 contest. remember those who have died. The Cherub and "W e just couldn't put it in the net league honors while a loss would send it M C C winds up its regular season I week of renewal. Junior choirs will be featured. People who will bake p.m., Mizpah-Spencer Circle; Stanley Circle; 7:30 Eagles dunked LaFrance will speak' at from point-blank range." into a virtual three-way tie today in Warwick, R.I., against nation­ bread for Sunday services will be given small p.m., women's prayer and study, 337 W. Middle Cheney wins again MIDDLETOWN - The East I all the weekend masses. The only goals the Patriots did amounts of flour for that purpose. Turnpike. Catholic girls' swimming team Also on today’s agenda/East Catholic ally ranked Community College of Sunday at 7 p.m. the This may be the time of the year get were a Steve Burrell tally from The Ladies Guild will sponsor a fair on Thursday Wednesday — 10 a.m., Bible study. 1208 Main St.: 7 dropped a 93-79 decision to Wood- entertained Northwest Catholic in H C C mission of renewal will things go bump in the night, but the Jim Jacobs and a Devin McConnell Rhode Island. The Cougars, 10-4, are from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m, A lunch will be served by the p.m.. Bell Choir: 7:30 p.m., social concerns row Wilson Friday afternoon. begin. Weekday services Cheney Tech boys' soccer team’s score assisted by Burrell. The 2-1 play this morning at 10(30 at Mount hoping for an New England NJCAA bid. Girls Friendly Society. An historical heritage exhibit commission: Reynolds Circle: Bible study, 277 Spring Winners for East were Laura will be at 9 a.m. and 7:30 spooks go back a few weeks before halftime Coventry advantage Nebo. Up in Storrs, meanwhile, UConn wil be set up in the church. St.: Chancel Choir. Negri in the 100-yard butterfly and Rankings and pairings will be released p.m. Monday through Halloween. couldn't stand up against the The public is invited to the events. Call 649-4583. Thursday — 6:30 p.m.. Junior Choir; 7:30 p.m.. 200-yard freestyle, Michelle Free- was having Homecoming Day, hosting Sunday. I Wednesday. "Some of those close games Terriers’ second-half onslaught, Youth Choir; 8 p.m., “ The Prophets." -'mer in the 500-yard freestyle and On Tuesday at 8:30 p.m. early in the year are coming back however. Fridav — 10 a.m., Al-Anon. Meg Dakin in the 100-yard ^reasl- ' LaFrance will give a lec­ to haunt us," said Cheney coach Coventry, which received fine stroke. East's divers also did well. ture on alcoholism, entitled Paul Soucy after his team posted games from halfbackp^tirrell and The Eagles, now 2-7. host Wind­ NBA roundup “ Family Understamnding Mission films at Emanuel Variety show at Emanuel its fourth straight win, 3-0 over ,Bob Harris, ne^ds'^win or a tie in Prince Tech. The bad news is thdt itS’-'tinal Lwo'gam es next week ham Tuesday at 3:45 p.m. and Terminal Disease." The following events are scheduled at Emanuel Common Bread, a national concert ministry team, the modest win streak comes aftj against Putnam and Lyman Mem­ The public is invited. Lutheran Church for the coming week: will perform Friday at 7:30 p.m. at Emanuel Tech lost its first nine games i^ orial to make the state tourna­ LaFrance was a profes­ Sunday — 2:30 p.m.. Chestnut Hill Preschool Volleyball Lutheran Church, 60 Church St. ment. The Patriots host Putnam sional actor for 20 years in Halloweeen party in Luther Hall: 7 p.m,. Youth row. New Celtics lose debut The group is sponsored by Lutheran Youth Monday at 3:00 p.m. Miami. Later he entered Halloween party in Luther Hall. Cheney played Prince to a East falls the Dominican Order and Encounter. The program will Include music, skits, scoreless tie in the first half, but let Monday — 3:30 p.m., staff meeting: 6:45 p.m., The East Catholic girls’ volley­ PONTIAC. Mich. (U PI) - Isiah A pair of free throws by Free first of a two-game suspension for became a Catholic evange­ and puppetry appealing to all age groups. loose in the second with the wind Bulldogs bitten scouts. ball team was beaten for the fourth Thomas hit a 22-foot jumper with -sliced the Knicks' lead to94-93with a playoff altercation with Boston’s list. He discusses openly his Common Bread is a group of five young adults who advantage. Eric Gauvin opened C Tuesday — 10 a.m,, Beethoven Chorus: 4 p.m.. Rev. Val LaFrance will provide nearly 200 regional concerts during the the scoring, chipping a goalkick BOLTON — One break was the time in its last six matches, losing 47 seconds left Friday night for the 5:44 left, but baskets by Louis Orr Danny Ainge last spring. bout with alcoholism. Junior and Cherub choirs: 6:30 p.m., Lucia rehearsal year in the Eastern United States. The team includes from midfield that bad-bounced in difference as RHAM High subdued to Hale-Ray in three sets, 16-14, go-ahead basket and the Detroit and Sparrow in the next 80 seconds Lakers 117, Kings 107 Call 643-4466. at Fournier's: 7 p.m., nominating committee: 7:30 This silver chalice and paten of Bishop .Jean Johnson from Washington. Randy Lohr from for a 1-0 Cheney lead. Bolton High, 1-0, in girls' soccer 15-3 and 15-11 Friday afternoon. Pistons posted a season-opening gave the Knicks a cushion. At Kansas City, Kareem Abdul- p.m., Emanuel Lutheran Church Women meet in Virginia, Kari Perina from Illinois, and Karyn Samuel Seabury will be part of St. Mary Sal Rafala made it 2-0 off a Dan action here Friday afternoon. East, now 11-5, travels to South - 127-121 victory over the Boston Cliff Robinson had 23 points for Jabbar and Jamaal Wilkes scored Luther Hall for films on Christian children and Festival at St. Mary’s Gerbitz and Jon Gjerde from Wisconsin. Episcopal Church’s celebration of the Wright comer kick and with two RHAM scored the only goal Windsor Monday at 3:15 p.m. Celtics, Cleveland while Bernard King and 25 points apiece Friday night to mission. All women invited. The event is open to the public. A free-will offering minutes remaining, Dave Harmon seven minutes into the game on a The victory was Chuck Daly’s Ernie Grunfeld each added 13 for lead the Los Angeles Lakers to a St. Mary's Episcopal Church will celebrate the Wednesday — 7:30 p.m., Emanuel Choir; evange­ bicentennial of the Episcopal Diocese of will be taken to help cover costs of the presentation. finished the scoring with a header penalty kick by Shelly Queen. A first as Detroit's coach and spoiled the Knicks. season-opening 117-107 victory bicentennial of the Episcopal Diocese of Connecticut lism workshop. Connecticut on Tuesday. Enfield tops Indians off a Wright crossing pass. handball just on the edge of the the Boston head coaching debut of over the Kansas City Kings. Tuesday through Thursday when a 12-foot rough- Thursday — 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., fair workshop in Cheney had" fine games from penalty area gave the Sachems the Enfield needed four sets before one-time Celtic star K.C. Jones. 76ers 117, Bullets 114 Jabbar and Wilkes combined for hewn cross will arrive at the church. Luther Hall: 10 a.m., prayer group; 11:15 a.m., care T free boot. Wednesday — 6:30 p.m., sacred dance. Federation Gauvin, Ray Brooks and Tung disposing of Manchester 15-9. 15-9. A Larry Bird shot with 1:44 to At Philadelphia. Bobby Jones 16 points over the game's final The cross will be accompanied by the chalice and and visitation: 2 p.m., Laurel Living Center;, 3:45 Fair at Center Church “ If the break went in the other Room; 7:30 p.m.. Chancel Choir, choral room. Pho, who saved five shots in goal. 11-15 and 15-7 in girls’ high school play had given Boston a 119-116 converted a technical free throw seven minutes to carry the Lakers paten of Bishop Samuel Seabury, the first bishop of p.m.. Belle Choir; 6:30 p.m., Lutheran ^outh The following events have been scheduled at Center Tech travels to East Hampton direction, ile would have won," volleyball action Friday lead as Detroit went 1:56 without a with 12 seconds remaining and from a 96-95 deficit to the runaway Connecticut. Special services are planned. Encounter: 7:30 p.m., Scandia. Congregational Church for the coming week: Thursday — 10 a.m., Bible study. Federation Monday for a 3:15 p.m. contest. said Bolton coach Joe Jankowski. afternoon, point, but Boston went scoreless Andrew Toney added two foul victory. Each of the former UCLA On Tuesday at 7 p.m. the service will start with a Friday — 7:30 p.m., Lutheran Youth Encounter Monday — Bible study. Federation Hall. Room; 7:30 p.m., parish visitation training seminar. “ It was a windy day and we had a Paige Lepak served well for for 1:25 to let the game gel away. shots nine seconds later Friday All-America players had «g h t media presentation on the life of Seabury and the family program of skits, music and puppet shows. Tuesday — 3:30 p.m.. Pilgrim Choir. Choral room; Woodruff Hall. Bolton blanked cross breeze that had an effect in Manchester, which drops to 2-14 Kelly Tripucka scored 26 points night as the Philadelphia 76ers points as Los Angeles outsli^rd bicentennial celebration. The oEucharist will be Saturday — 8 p.m.. Alcoholics Anonymous meeting 5:30 p.m., confirmation. Robbins Room; 7:30 p.m., Friday — set up for fair. shutting down both offenses. for the season. The Indians host to share scoring honors with opened defenseoftheirNBA crown Kansas City 22-11 over that spurt. celebrated with Seabury's vessels. The cross will be in Luther Hall, 60 Church St. EAST HAMPTON - Ray Boyd is diaconate. Saturday — Heritage Holiday Fair, Neither goalie was tested." Fermi Tuesday at 3:30 p.m. Detroit center Bill Laimbeer. Long with a 117-114 victory over the beginning to think he’s running a RHAM, 9-1-4, had a 10-3 edge in The Manchester junior varsity added 16 and Terry Tyler 14 while Washington Bullets. MASH unit rather than the Bolton shots. Bolton keeper Jennifer team was also beaten by Enfield, Thomas ended with 16, including boys' soccer team. i Fiano had five saves and Sachem 15-11 and 15-11. Detroit’s first eight points of the The game was officiated by the UConn soccer Religious services fourth quarter. league's Supervisor of Officials Kevin McHale scored 25 points Darrell Garretson and former bows to State while Bird added 23 for the Celtics. NBA referee Bernie Fryer. Sev­ Church, 228 Bolton Center o.m., coffee and fellowship; The game drew 17,117, Detroit's eral of the league's regular offi­ UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. - Assemblies of God Rood, at the Green, Bolton. Jewish — 5:30 p.m.. Senior Methodist 9:30 a.m., worship; 10:45 A. Lamore, team ministry. 11 a.m., worship. (649-2855) Youth Fellowship at church; a.m., Sundoy school; 7 p.m., Rev. Edward J. Reardon. Unitarian largest opening basketball crowd, cials picketed outside the Spec­ One possible recruit who got Calvory Church (Assem­ Rev. R. Stanley Eaton, Inte­ Conservative 7 p.m. sacred dance rehear­ Bible study and fellowship. blies of God), 400 Bucklond rim minister. 9:30 a.m., wor­ Saturday masses at 4 and 6:30 and substitute officals Joe Borgia trum before the game, joined by away, Dave Dabora from E.O. ship service, nursery, church Episcopai sal. (649-3696) Wednesday, 7:30 p.m-., p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30, Universalist National League umpires Eric Road, South Windsor. Rev. Temple Beth Shalom, 400 South United Methodist prayer meeting. (742-7222) 9, 10:30 a.m., and noon. and Barry Rogan whistled a tight Smith in Storrs. came back to Kenneth L. Gustafson, pas­ school; 10:45 a.m,, fellow­ E. Middle Turnpike, Man­ Unitarian Unlveriallkt Gregg and Jerry Crawford. ship; 11 a.m., forum. (649- St. George's Episcopal Church, 1226 Main St., Man­ Presbyterian Church of (643-4129) game. The two called a total of six haunt the University of Connec­ tor. 9:30 a.m., Sunday chester. Richard J. Plavin, chester. Dr. Shephard S. Monchester, 43 Spruce St., St. Mary Church, 1600 Main Soclety-EOft, 153 W. Vernon school; 10:30 a.m., worship, 7077) Church, 1150 Boston Turn­ rabbi; Israel Tabatsky, can­ St., Manchester. Rev. Arnold technical fouls in the contest. ticut as his goal with 1:30 left in Center Congregational pike, Bolton. Sunday 8 a.m., Johnson, Rev. Laurence M. Manchester. Rev. Richard St., Coventry. Father James Moses Malone and Andrew To­ child-care and nursery; 7:00 Eucharist; 10 a.m. Holy tor; Dr. Leon Wind, rabbi Hill, pastors. 9 and 10:45 Gray, pastor. 10:30 a.m., J. Williamson, pastor. Westwood, minister. 10:30 the second overtime gave ho­ p.m., evening service of Church, II Center St., Man­ emeritus. Services, 8:15p.m. a.m., service. (646-5151) ney each had 27 points for chester. Rev. Newell H. Cur­ Eucharist, Rev. John Hol- a.m., worship; 9a.m„ church worship service, nursery, Masses Saturday at 5:15 Knicks 113, Cavaliers 112 mestanding Penn State a 3-2 win praise and Bible preaching. Friday and 9:45 o.m. Satur­ school, nursery through se­ 9:15 a.m., Sunday school; 7 p.m.; Sunday 9:30 and 10:45 Philadelphia and Julius Erving (644-1102) tis Jr., senior pastor; Rev. llger, vlcor. 11 o.m., fellow­ day. (643-9563) At Richfield, Bill Cartwright over the Huskies in collegiate Robert J. Bills, minister of ship hour. Monday through nior high; 10:45 o.m., p.m., Informol worship. ( 6 ^ a.m.; holvdavs, 5:30and7:30 added 23. Frank Johnson had 28 Friday, 4:45 p.m.; evening nursery; United Methodist 0906) p.m. Confessions 4:30 to 5 tossed in 24 points and Rory soccer action here Friday night. visitations; Rev. Clifford O. Youth Fellowship; 7:30 p.m., points and Ruland 23 to lead the Baptist Simpson, postor emeritus; prayer. Wednesdays, 7:30 p.m. (742-6655) Sparrow chipped in with 16. UConn, 10-7-1, was ranked p.m.. Holy Eucharist and Lutheran Bible, song, prayer fellow­ Church of Sf. Maurice, 32 Bullets. Michael C. Thornton, osso- ship. (647-9141) 19th in the country before losing Baptist Bible Church of clate pastor. 8 o.m., early prayers of healing In the Roman Cathoiic Hebron Rood, Bolton. The including eight in the final five chapel. (643-9203) Concordia Lutheran Rev. J. Clifford Curtin, pas­ minutes Friday night to,pace the Wednesday to Providence and Coventry, the Grange build­ bird service; 8:45 a.m., Church (LCA), 40 Pitkin St., Church of the Auumptlon, ing, Route 44, Coventry. Ste­ breakfast. Woodruff Hall; 10 St. Mary's Episcopal tor. Saturday mass at 5 p.m.; New York Knicks to a 1 IS-106 Nets 126, Hawks 108 now to the Nittany Lions. The Church, Park and Church Manchester. Rev. Burton D. Mormon Adams Street at Thompson Sunday mosses at 7:30, 9:15 phen Smith, pastor. Worship a.m., worship service, sanc­ Strand, pastor. Schedule: 8 Road, Manchester. Rev. Ed­ victory over the Cleveland Cavali­ At East Rutherford, Otis Bird­ Huskies continue their road trip services Sunday at 11 a.m. tuary; 10 a.m. summer streets, Manchester. Rev. Church of Jesus Christ of and 11 a.m. (643-4466) 2 Stephen K. Jacobson, rector; a.m.. Holy Communion, ward S. Pepin, pastor. Satur­ song hit on 12-of-14 shots from the Sunday at 1 p.m. against and 7 p.m. All are welcome. church school. (647-9941) nursery; 9:15 a.m., church Latter Day Saints (Mor­ day mosses at 5 and 7:30 ers in the NBA season opener (or (742-7937) First Congregationol Rev. Frederick P. Moser, mon), 30 Woodside St., Man­ field en route to 27 points Friday sixth-ranked Rutgers in New associate rector. 7:30 a.m.. school and Christian Growth p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30, Saivation Army both clubs. Community Baptist Church at Andover, Route 6, hour, nursery; 10:30 o.m.. chester. Wayne S. Taylor, 9,10:30 and 11:45. (643-2195) After a free throw by Geoff •night to lead the New Jersey Nets Brunswick. N.J. Church, 585 E. Center St., Andover. Rev. Richard H. Holy Eucharist; 9 a.m.. Holy bishop, 9:15 a.m., sacroment Eucharist and Church School Holy Communion, nursery. St. Bartholomaw’s Church, Salvation Army, 661 Main KIde love lo bimiMe to a season-opening 126-108 tri­ PSU's Jeff Maierhofer and Manchester. Rev. Jomes I. Taylor, pastor. Sunday wor­ (649-5311) meeting; 10:15 a.m., Sundov 741 E. MlddleTurnpIke, Man­ St., Manchester. Capt. and Huston cut the New York lead to Meek, minister. 9:15 a.m., ship: 11 o.m., nursery care with childcare; 11 a.m.. Holy school and primary; 11:25 chester. Rev. Martin J. oduHe — eo they pick up 22-20 with S3 seconds left in the first umph over the Atlanta Hawks, UConn's Matt Addington ex church school for all ages, provided. Church school: Eucharist. (649^583) Emanuel Lutheran Mrs. Randall Davis. 9:30 Church, 60 Church St„ a.m., priesthood and relief Scholsky, pastor. Saturday a.m., Sunday school; 10:45 the emoklnp hm l. KIde period, the Knicks reeled off six spoiling the head coaching debut of changed goals early in the first kindergarten through Grade 9:30 a.m., Sunday. (742-7696) Manchester. Rev. Dale H. society. (643-4003) mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday o. m., holiness meeting;love 7lo talk adult — go 4 continuing during the ser­ First Congregationoi straight points in the next 40 Mike Fratello. half. The Nittany Lions, 10-6-1, vice; 10:30 a.m., morning Gustafson, pastor; Steven P. masses at 8:30, 10 and 11:30 p. m., salvation meeting.they develop e profane Church of Coventry, 1171 Sabin, Intern; Rev. C. Henry a.m. (649-7787). eno vulgar voeebulary. seconds on a pair of baskets by Buck Williams added 19 points went on top on a goal by Niall worship. Nursery provided. Main St., Coventry. Rev. Gospel Anderson, pastor emeritus. Nationai Cathoiic St. Bridget Church, 70 Main 9 (643-0537) Teena aeeerl their aduN rookie Darrell Walker and a layup and 10 rebounds for the Nets. Mike Harrison before Jeff Dunn tied Bruce Johnson, pastor, 11 Sunday schedule: 9:30 a.m., St., Manchester. Rev. Philip Faith Baptist Church, 52 o. m., worship; 9:30 a.m.,Church of the Living God, St. John's Polish Notional leellnge — ao they de­ by Cartwright. O’Koren and Reggie Johnson had it for UConn with three minutes Lake St., Manchester. Rev. worship In the sanctuary; Catholic Church, 23 Golwav A. Sheridan and Rev. Emilio FOR A N E IU R E OF church school In Church an evangelical, full-gospel nursery, children's chopel; P. Padelll, co-pastors. Satur­ velop lha drinking naML The Knicks then opened up a 14 points apiece, Darryl Dawkins left in the second overtime James Bellasov, pastor. 9:30 Lane House. NurserV care church, Robertson School, St., Manchester. Rev. Ston- CNRItnUHOFERNOlOVE Youme revel In lhair o. m., Sunday school; 10:30 10:45 a.m., Sunday church day masses at 5 ond 7:30 72-52 bulge with eight minutes left and Mike Gminski had 13 points session. provided. (742-8487) North School Street, Man­ school, nursery, Bible study. lev M. Lancola, pastor. 9 p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30, adult llbartlee — eo they a.m., worship service; 7 Second Congregational chester. Rev. David W. (643-1193) a.m., mass. (643-5906) 9,10:30 and noon. (643-2403) OlaljjjgiSjOPE lie, cheat, and treat thwr in the third quarter. But the each and Darwin Cook had 11. Then Dabora scored his p. m., evening service. (646- Church, 385 N. Main St., Mullen, pastor. Meeting Sun­ Latvian Lutheran Church St. James Church, 896 Main Dominique Wilkins paced the game-winner with 90 seconds 5316) Manchester. The Rev. V. days, 10 to 11:30 a.m. Nursery A M IlM ff e aeaualHy promlecoualy. Cavaliers, with World B. Free of Manchester, 21 Gorden St., St., Manchester. Rev. Fran­ Why are the phyolc«ly Hawks with 27 points and Dan remaining. First Baptist Church, 240 Joseph Milton, pastor. 10 and Sunday school. Manchester. (643-2051) Nazarene cis V. KrukowskI, Rev. Ro­ connecting on 14 of his game-high Hlllstown Road, Manchester. a.m. worship service and Full Gospel Interdenomi- CMta CMirmtimai OMrek harmful, e

49ers talking Super Bowl trip a«eeeeeeee#eeeee NEW YORK JET5AFC (35) AT SAN Reception* ne OVf M Lskirs 117, Kings 107 FRANCISCOXFC (4a— Jets TE Tom Green, StL X S t 13,9 4 Coombs (ankle) I* doubtful. LB Jim Wilder, TB X 307 7.2 2 Scholastic Basketball LOS ANOELRS (1171 Football Ellopulo* (IMeh), Is questlonabl*. LB D. Clark, SF 41 X4 ii.i 6 Wllko* 11-17 34 25, Worthy 39 34 13, Stan Blinka (iKxnstrIna), CB Oavlln Springs, Doll 39 30 8.5 1 Adbul-Jobbor 11-19 34 25, McGo* 310 00 Mullen (groin) are prob(d>le..49ers CB Gray, Giants 0 594 15.6 3 as Jets trying to bounce back 14, Ea. Johnson 3113714, Cooper 2-432 Tim Collier (shoulder), I* out. C Jesu Barber, Rams 36 428 1U 3 4, AAcAdOO 34 24 *, Motor 37 00 4, Sopolu starts for Fred Qulllan (knee) Brown, Wash 37 573 15,5 4 N8A tlandlngi Garrott 1-2 00 I Scott 1-2 00 2. Totals NFLtUnding$ who Isdoubtful (M I* DT John Horty Lofton, GB 0 800 22.V 5 4949 1325 117. (foot). WR Freddi* Solompn (thigh) Is Quickr Phil. 35 787 0.5 6 probably healthier this week than girls JV socctr KANSAS CITY(W7) questlonobi*. CG Walt Downing L. Thontpson, Det 33 592 17.9 3 By United Press International Eastern Division. They have lost game. American Conference any other week (ipjuries have hurt (Lotsr earn** n*t tnctodad) Ed Johnson 317 32 14, Olbordlng 39 3 (knee), Pearson, Doll 0 01 11.2 3 three straigl{t games, are hobbled ’The favorites are San Francisco, c r--Monche»ter High glrli' iunlor vor- la*i*niC*tif*r*ne* 0 3 S.Johnson 7-11 (H) 14, Grow 312 32 East LB willleHorper (colt) areprobable). Jetterson, GB 32 456 14.3 4 The spirit of 1981 is aiive again in by injuries and have reached the Dallas, Atlanta, Buffalo, Cleve­ the Jets) and they seem to have 3 n v tocctr tsom dMdlocksd RHAM Atlantic DtvMon 10, Knight 313 1314 24, Lodor 3* 00 3 W L T Pet. PF PA TAMPA BAY-NFC (08) AT P ITT5 T. Brown, Minn 31 252 8.1 1 recaptured the spirit of 1981. jP n h , 2-2, h«rt Friday ofttrneon. „ , W L PCI. OB Thompson 3112-3 IB, AAarlwoothor 3531 Miami ' 5 3 0 j6K 10 10 BURGH-AFC (42)— Bucoxieers SCedrIs Coffmon, GB 0 444 14.8 4 San Francisco where the 49ers and point where one or two more losses land, Chicago, St. Louis, Pitts­ v-L o u rtn Gilt* and Jtnniftr Dunfitid Now Jorsoy 1 0 1.000 — Buffalo 5 3 0 J6-B IX 141 Brown (leg) ploced on Inlured reserve. G “ Coming from behind as we did 4, Bus* 371-1 9. Total* 439317-23107. Jenkins, Atl 30 398 13.3 1 their fans are talking about will eliminate them from playoff burgh, Philadelphia, Miami, Cin­ • hod th* goal* and Amy Cain and Lourtl Now York 1 01.000 — L*S Angoio* M n2S23-l17 New England 4 4 0 SOO 1*4 IX S*Ron Johnson (knee) who I* out. T Dickerson, Rams 27 240 8.9 7 ■teem whipptd croutown East Co- Indiana o 0 .000 National Football League cham­ land (4-4) at Atlana (3-5), Detroit the 49ers have generated 77 points. Jets are better than their record. . tflellc, 20-6, Friday afftrnoon In a bottl* M ll^ k o * 0 0 .000 1 '/i City , West (}oodm et dhbtaftnt of th* Romi’ fitid. Atlanta o i .ooo i bonch. A— 15,7*2 LA Raiders 6 2 0 .70 2a 10 (knee), WR Greg Hawthorne (thigh) are Quick* Phil 787 35 22.5 6 Clovoland o I .000 1 J25 10 The 49ers have achieved a (4-4) at Denver (5- 3), Dallas (7-1) behind in the final quarter to beat what’s happened to them lately, • MIk* Lota hod 48 yord* rushing and Denver 5 3 0 10 questionable. Green, StL 99R 43 139 4 ' *cor*d two touchdowns for th* young WostornConforonc* Kansas City 4 4 0 .500 10 10 WASHINGTON-NFC (4 a AT SAN Gray, Giants 594 38 15.6 3 complete turnaround this year at the New York Giants (2-5-1), the Rams while the Jets tost to the but good teams find a way to ’ Indians, 6-0. Brian Brophy, Ktllv Mldwost DtvWon SeoHle 4 4 0 .500 1*5 1*5 D IE G O -A F C (3-5) an M onday— L, Thompson, Det 592 33 17.9 3 with six victories and two losses, Houston (0-8) at Cleveland (4-4), Atlanta Falcons, 27-21, blowing a bounce, back.” , Dubois and Rob DInInnI also scorod for * •- Pot- OB Son Diego 3 5 0 .375 197 225 Redskins Brown, Wosh. ,573 37 155 4 Dallas 0 0 .000 ______Notional Centersne* giving them a one-game lead over ’The 49ers, who ha ve never lost to UManchostor. Don Daly, Jim Poarson, S Ken Coffey (knee), LB Lorry Kubln Gault, Chi 547 24 77.6 6 Minnesota (6-2) at St. Louis (2-5-1), 21-0 lead in the process. •Oon Andorson, Chris Ogdon and Jon Donyor o 0 .000 ______Golf East (ankle) are out. WR Charlie Brown Solomon, SF 520 25 20.8 3 the Los Angeles Rams' and New New Orleans (5-3) at Buffalo (5-3), “ We’re not playing with enough the Jets, are curious about Mark Re* blockod wall up front. Jason Houston 0 0 .000 ______********************** W L T PX. PF PA (ankle), RB John Riggins (hip), DE Jetterson, GB 456 32 14.3 4 Orleans Saints in the NFC’s Tampa Bay (0-8) at Pittsburgh Gastineau, the Jets' 279-pound Monsur and Dwayn* Albort w*r* San Antonio o 0 .000 — Dalla 7 1 0 .875 253 175 Dexter AAonley (neck), LB Met Kaufman D. Clark, SF 454 41 11.1 6 enthusiasm, we’re not playing Utoh 0 0 .000 ______.750 267 IX defensive end whos6 antics after emong the** who ployod w*tl dofon- Washington 4 2 0 (ankle), KR Mike Nelms (arm) are Coffman, GB 444 30 14.8 4 Western Division. (6-2), Green Bay (4-4) at Cincin­ smart and we’re not playing as a j$y*ly. East droppid to 4-1 with th* Kansas CHy 0 1 !oao PSA raaultt Phllodolphla 4 4 0 JOO 117 IX probobl*...Chara*rs QB Don Fouts Bailey, Atl 430 25 17.2 4 The New York Jets, on the other nati (2-6). and Baltimore (4-4) at group for 60 minutes,’’ says Jets’ sacks have caused him to be PMCNIC DM ilM NY Giants 2 5 1 J13 IX 174 (shoulder) Is doubttVI. WR Roger Carr Carter, TB 430 27 15.9 1 UPlpMlo Lee AngelM hand, are reeling in much the same Philadelphia (4-4). Coach Joe Walton. "Things don’t regarded as a “ hot dog” around Manch*st*r winds up Its sopsen 1 01.000 St. Louis 2 5 1 .313 157 2X (hamstring) Is out. RB Jam a Brooks Barber, Rams 426 36 11,3 3 Friday at horn* dgolnst th* Hall High Golden Stot* 0 0 .000 Pensocota Open Central (homstring), WRWaChondler (kidney), Jenkins, Atl 398 0 13.3 1 manner that the 49ers did last The defending N F L champion look very bright but we’re still in it. the league. They consider Gasti­ Danny White of the Dallas Cowboys will be leading his 8r**hm*n at 3;1S p.m. Phoenix 0 0 .000 At Pensacola, Fla., Oct. MInnesoto 6 2 0 .70 164 164 S Bob Gregor (knw), C Don AAacek Ellis, GB 374 29 12,9 1 2 neau one of the best defensive ends Portland 0 0 .000 (For 71) Green Bay 4 4 0 .500 225 230 season and visit San Francisco Washington Redskins (6-2) will San Francisco Coach BUI Walsh (neck), R Bhuck AAuncI* (groin), TE Peorson, Dali 371 33 11.7 3 2 San Diego AAork Lye 4370— IX Synday with a 3-5 record that puts play the Chargers (3-5) in San in the league but his antics as once-beaten team into New Jersey Sunday against the 0 0 .000 Detroit 3 5 0 .05 164 172 ErlcSIevers (ankle) arequestlonable.CB B, Johnson, Atl 363 32 11.3 2 agrees that his players players are Eist girls JV soccsr Seattle 0 0 .000 •6 Lyn Lott 7345— IX Chicooo 3 5 0 .375 153 180 (Hll Byrd (cardiac test), WR Bobby them in last place in the AFC Diego in the Monday night TV in an “ up” mood, they are minor league.- Giants at Giants’ Stadium in the Meadowlands. Friday''eResotis Lon Hinkle 474*— IX Tampa Boy 0 8 0 .000 129 210 Duckworth (hip), DT Louie Keldier East Catholic girls' Iunlor varsity Mork Hoym 7344— IX WMt (knee), S Bruce Laird (bock), G Doug soccor toam blankod Windsor, 30, Jon Chotfee 7344— IX Son Francisco 6 2 0 .70 248 157 Wllkerson (wrist) areprobable. Friday at AAount Nobo. Now Jersoy 124, Atlanta 10* Doug Tewell 7044— IX LA Rams 5 3 0 J2S 167 167 AFC Oomw Katl* Pillion hod two goals and Lisa Detroit 127, Boston 121 Calvin Peete 4343-IX New Drieons 5 3 0 J25 162 176 HOUSTON (38) A T CLEVELAND (44) 'Jonson, Amy Contln and Karon Lord New York 11X Clovoland 104 Mark McCumber 434*— IX Allonta 3 5 0 .375 172 166 — Oilers RB Earl Campbell (groin) Is Boxing Bn* opioc* (or th* young Eoglos, 7-3 (or (jOS Angelss 117, Kansas City 107 Don Pohl 4371— 137 Sunday, Oct. a questionable. RB Stan Edwords (ham­ Money won’t change Hagler In* season. East's noxt outing I* today Ivon Smith 4349— 137 Indiana at Milwaukee (All TMM* ROT) string) Is doubttul. DE Jesse Boker against crosstown AAonchostor, Utah at Denver Lorry RInker 4349— 137 Baltimore at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. (calf) Is probable...Browns QB Paul Son Diego at Portland Charim Coody 71-46— 137 Dallas at New York Giants, 1 p.m. 9 IT Mike Sullivan 71-46— 137 McDonald reploca Brian Sip* a starter. Major light schedule Golden state at Seattle Detroit at Chicago, 1 p.m. CB Rod Perry starts for Lorry BrazM 9 It. PROVINCETOWN, Mass. body’s giving me anything.” get When I'm eating good and MH8 JV loccw Saturday** Games Joey Rassett 4949— IX Houston at Clevelond, 1 p.m. (kna), who Is out. TE Harry Holt (UPl) — Middleweight boxing Hagler is the undisputed middle­ they put me up in a big hotel, I have (All Ttme* ROD Donnie Hammond 4370— IX Mlnnuota at St. Louis, 1 p.m. By United Preu InternotbMiX EN FIELD — AAonchostor High Iunlor Jim Simons 7349— 1» (knee) Is doubtful. WR Ricky Poacher champion Marvelous Marvin weight champion, holding the title to go out there and pay for it.’’ vorsiw soccor toam toppod FormI, 2-0, Son Antonio at Houston, 3:Xp.m. New England at Atlanta, 1 p.m. (hamstring), S MIk* Whitwell (ribs), LB (c-d*notn det endbie champion) Washington ot New York, 7:Xp.m. Grier Jones 49-70— IX New Drieons at Buffalo, 1 p.m. Eddie Johnson (thigh) areprobable. Hagler is not a man you’d want to in both the World Boxing Council Hagler has the same long ■ her* Friday aftornoon. Fuzzy Zoeller 4371— IX Day* NIolson and Stov* Ashbockor Phllodelphloot Indiana, 7:35p.m. Tomoo Bay at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. SEATTLE (44) AT LOS ANGELES Oct. 29 Ot Son Remo, Italy — Nino meet in an alley, evPn with karate and World Boxing Association. memory about his penurious days Detroit at Atlanta, 7:Xp.m. MIk* NIcolette 4371— IX Kansos City at Denver, 4 p.m. ocorod soconWhalf goals ter th* young Dave Barr 4372- 1X RAIDERS (4-2)— Seahawks CB LaRocca vs. Harold Volbrecht, 10, champion Chuck Norris by your ’That’s because Hagler, as cool as another champion from his Mlans. Day* Hart, Joff (.orkln, Jim Boston at Clevslond, *:Mp.m. Green Bov at Cincinnati, 4 p.m. Keith welterweights. Patrick artd Dave RIordan ployod well New Jersey at Chicago, *:X p.m. Lorry Mize 7149— IX Los Angela Rams at Miami, 4 p.m. Simpson (colt), RB Eric Lone (hip), S Nov. 5 m Atlantic City, N.J. — Juan side, if it mea'nt a fight. and insouciant outside the ring as hometown of Brockton, Massact((i- e*(*n*lv*ly In front of goall* Chris Phoenix at Dallas, *:X p.m. Scott Hoch‘ 49-71— IX N.Y. Jets at Son Francisco, 4 p.m. Paul Moyer (rib) orequestlonoble. S Ken LaPorte vs. Gerald Hava, 10, iunlor Los Angeles at Utah, 9:Xp.m. Bob AAurphv 7370— IX Seattle at LA . Raiders, 4 p.m. But outside the ring, Hagler is a in, has quickly dispatched the best setts: the late heavyweight champ "WIvor. AAonchostor Is now 34 with Its Jim Borros 7370— IX Easley (toe), NT AAanu Tulososopo lightweights. soft-spoken and humorous man boxers of his weight in the world, Rocky Marciano. (Inal gam* AAondav against Denver at San Diego, ra:35p.m. Monday, Oct. a (groin) ore probable...Ralders WR Clift Nov. 9 at L a Vega, Nev. — c-HaroM WMhorsllold. Portland at Golden State, 11:05p.m. jim Colbert 7248— IX Washington at San Diego, 9 p.m. Branch (homstring) Is questionable. T Petty vs. Hllorlo Zapata, 12 NABF who says he is not going to let big like Norris putting away villains in “ I didn’t go out and tell some­ Sunday's Game* Al Gelberger ‘ 4372-1X Henry Lawrence (foot), RB Kenny King bantamweight title. paydays after years of struggling, his films. Both men have the same body to pay me $5 million," Hagler Seattle at Kansas City Allen Miller 7248— 140 (knee), LB AAott Mlllen (toot) are Nov. 10 at L a Vega, Nev. — c- Oallos at San Antonio, night Gory Hollberg 7373— IX or a $5 million payday against sense of self confidence and says. NFL Injury report probable. ' AAorvIn Hagler vs. Roberto Duran, 15, Gavin Levenson 724*— 140 KANSAS CITY (44) AT DENVER (53) world middleweight Htle; Frank Fletcher Roberto Durqn on Nov. 10, affect invincibility that comes . from " I fought for the peanuts, for |80. AAork Calcavecchia 71-49— IX Ed Florl 49-72— 141 — Chiefs G Bob Simmons again reploca vs. Juan Domingo Roldan, 10, mkt- him. training and inner peace. Goody (trainer Goody PetronelH) Platons 127, Coltics 121 John Cook 71-73— 141 NFC Gama Tom Condon (foot) placed on Inlured dlewelghts. "I’m still going to be Marvin That’s why he retires to the told me there was a fighter up t ^ Bill Sander 7371— 141 DALLAS (7-1) AT NEW YORK reserve. S Uovd Burruu (Bamstrlna) Is Nov. 10 at Baton — Gonzallo Hockey BOSTON (121) GIANTS (2-5-1)— Cowboys Danny quatlonoble. RB Theotls Brawn (neck), Montellano vs. Chris (Uilvin, 10, llglv Hagler before or after this fight,” isolation of the tip of Cape Cod to gym the other night who got paid Ed Dougherty 71- 70— 141 White DE Art Still (kna), QB Bill Kenney .eeeee.eeeeeeeeeoeeeeeee Bird 3 X 37 n AAoxwell 34 1314 10, Rod Nuckolls 7371— 141 twelghts. he says in a manner that affects no train in the biting wind and $185 for four rounds. I said $185 lor Parish 3* 00 4, D. Johnson 34 34 10, Ronnie Block 4375— 141 reploca auatlonle T* John Warren (shoulder) are probable...Bronca NT Nov. 12 at L a Vega, Nev. — Howard Henderson 44 32 11, Buckner 3113414, (knee). S Dexter Clinkscole (foot), DT Don Lotimer (toe), RB Sammy VKInder Davis vs. Ivon Montalvo, 10, llgh- pretension. desolate dunes, preparing with a four rounds!” Jett Sanders 7343-141 John Dutton (flu), WR Doug Donley (ankle), RB Rick Parras (shoulder) are twelghts; Gene Hatcher vs. Joe Manley, At least he used to bee Marvin Zen-like calm. AAcHole 313 39 25, Alnge 2-4 00 4, Sammy Rachels 7371— 141 Then, he voice trailing, he said, Wodman 4900*. Totols 40044044121. GIbbv Gilbert 7544— 141 (knee), T Pot (3onovan (groin), C-G Tom questionable...CB Roger Jackson 10, Iunlor welterweights. Hagler. Now he’s Marvelous, a It’s that aura as much as his “ they only paid me $35 for that:" stindlngs OETROIT (127) Lance Ten Broeck 72- 49— 141 Ratferty (groin-toe), QB Danny White (toe), Nov. 14 at undetermined site— Ronnie Tripucka 3231013 26. Lovingston 1-52- (left wrist), are probable...Giants DE LB Steve Busick (sternum), T Ken Shields vs. Soout Mambv, 12 vacant name he adopted several years ago fighting that have kept champions He says the megabucks haven’t Bob Boyd r 72-73— 142 Lanier (groin), LB Tom Jackson 2 4, Lolmbeer 1014 37 26, Long 50 44 Bob Tway 7372— 142 George Allartin (back) Is doubtful. DE NABF super llghtwelaht title. although it curiously does not fit in other classes, like Thomas distorted his values or his desire to (Lotsr gom** not kidudsd) 14, Thomas 314 44 13 Tolbert 44 02 *, Andy Bean 4376— 142 Leonard Mitchell starts tor Curtis (sternum) areprobable. Nov. 17 at Ahcmtlc Oty — Jam a his compact and devastating style Hearns and Sugar Ray Leonard, work and that he will fight “ for Wot** Cenfsrsnc* Russell 24 34 10, Tyler 313 37 15, Lee Elder McGrItt (kne4lnlured reserve). TE Zeke Brood vs. Lorry Alexander, 12 heavy­ Patiidi Division 71- 71— 142 Mowatt (heel), LB Frank Marlon weights. of ambidexterous punching from far away, even with big money pride.” Benson 1-3 2-2 4, V. Johnson 04 32 2 Curt Bvrum 7349— 142 NFL stitlrtlcs W L T Pts. OF OA Totals 431X 4351 127. David Ogrln 4374— 142 (ankle), QB Jett Rutledge (hamstring), S Nov. 18 at Son Juan, Puerto Rico — c- both sides. beckoning. “ To be able to support your< .NY Rongors 9 3 0 IS SI 39 Boston a a 2 7 i* — 121 Jett Sluman 47-75— 142 Pete Show (hamstring), LB Brad Vcm Hector (Mnacho vs. Rafael Soils, 12 “ Marvelous fits my personality Hagler, who wears a cognizant family without going to ask some­ Phllodolphla B 2 1 17 50 31 Dotrett a a a 3i— m Pelt Igroin) are probable. NEW YORK (UPl) — Notional WBC Iunlor lightweight title. NY Islandors 4 44 0 0 S 39 44 Pot Lindsey 49-73— 142 DETROIT (35) AT CHICAGO (35)— Football (.eogue Individual lenders: Nov. 19 at St. Joseph, AAo. — Jam a because I am Marvelous," says grin that makes it look like he one for 15 dollars... so you can buy Three point goat— Boston, Hender­ AAork OMeara 7349— 142 Washington 3 7 0 4 22 33 son. Tom Jenkins 72- 70—Lions 142 CB Bruce McNorton reploca Al KInchen vs. Murray Sutherland, Hagler, an earnest grin letting you knows a joke is being played on some bread, that’s the achieve­ Pittsburgh 2 0 0 4 22 40 Fouled out— D. Johnson, Alnge, Hubert Green 71- 71—Latimer 142 (knee), who Is out. T Keith NATIONAL FOOTBALL CONFER­ 10, Mow Jersoy 1 * 0 2 24 42 Levlng- Oorney (bock), S Maurice Harvey ENCE . mkldleweights. know he’s poking fun at himself, everyone else, says he isn’t bashful ment. I ’m not out there with tbe Adams Division Antonio Cerda 7372— 142 (hamstrlng)areproboble...BearsDTJIm Scoring Nov. 19 at L a Vega, Nev. — c-Jockle too. about demanding money now ston. Total fouls— Boston X, Detroit X. Clorence Rose 7448— 142 suits and diamond rings a'nd all Qu*b*c 7 4 1 15 44 44 Rebounds— Boston 47 (McHale 15). Vance Heofner 7349— 142 Osborne starts tor Dan Hampton (knm) Touchdowns td rush rec ir«tipto Beard vs. Paul DeVorce, 12 NABF Hagler hits with his fists like because he remembers how it was kinds of chains on me like Mr. T. I _____ 4 3 1 13 44 2B D*trolt44(Lalmb**r 13). Assists— Boston who is out...ls WR Ken Margerum Dickerson, Rams 14 12 2 0 84 featherweight thle. ■utlolo 5 4 2 12 42 34 Wren Lum 7449— 143 (ankle) Is proboble. Riggins, Wah 10 10 0 0 80 Norris kicks with his feet, all to be without it. keep a very low perspective ab^t 23 (Henderson 4), Detroit 26 (Tripucka Tom Jones 7370— 143 Nov. 23 at Atlantic City, N.J. — Mike Hoilford 4 3 1 9 31 X 8 ).Technical— Boston coach K.C. MINNESOTA (42) AT ST. LOUIS (2-5 T.Brown, Minn. 6 7 1 0 48 Rossman vs. Henry Sims, 10, light economy of movement and focus ChiD Beck 72- 71— 143 “ There’s a lot of jealousy out myself.” Mantrool 4 s 0 B 43 40 Jones, Ron Streck 7271— 143 1)— Vikings WR Terry Le Count (ankle), D.CIork, SF 6 0 0 0 36 heavyweights. packed into short distance, much there," with other fighters, he “ If you can pay a Leonard and a pompboll Conforonc* Boston Illegal defense 2 McHale 2 Pat McGowon 7370— 143 RB Tony Golbreoth (leg), TE Steve Gault, Chi 6 0 6 0 36 Nov. 25 at Atlantic City, N J. — c- Nsni* Division Jordan (shoulder) are Quick, Phil 6 0 6 0 36 Larry Holma vs. Morvls Frazier, 12 the same way he measures his says, ’"rhey say ’how come I can’t Hearns $8 million or $10 million Lolmbeer, Thomas. A— 17,117. Brod Bryant 7271-143 W L T Pts. OF OA Tim Simpson 7373— 143 auatlonable...Car- W.WIIson, ND 6 5 1 0 38 WBC heavyweight title. words and answers. make all this money.’’’ Hagler and they only got one b e lt... I ’ve -Oilcaao 7 4 0 14 44 39 Don ForsnfKin 71-72— 143 dlnals CB Lionel Washington starts tor Springs, Dali 6 5 1 0 36 Nov. 24 at Fort Worth, Texa — c- Years ago though, says Hagler, though says it with disdain, believ­ been out there a lot longer... wh w Toronto- 4 4 1 13 54 53 Knlckt1l3.Cavallars 106 Frank Conner 7548— 143 Jett (Srlftln (arm). RB Stump Mitchell Kicking , •P-c1 fg-G loiPtf Donald Curry vs. AAorlon Starling, 1.' 4 4 0 12 37. 36 Bob Eostwood 7373-143 (toe) is doubttul. DT Elois Grooms MosNev, Wah 30*31 17-23 42 81 WBA welterweight title. C UPl photo he remembers being flashy and a ing other fighters aren’t willing to is my time going to come. Nobody 3 3 2 * 31 35 (ankle), TE Greg La Fleur (headache), Wersching, SF 29-29 15-16 52 74 Dec. 17 at Atlantic City, N.J. — c-Jeft MInnosota 3 4 1 7 3B 54 John McComIsh 7370— 143 Septlen, [M l 29-X 14-16 Middleweight champion Marvin Hagler Provincetown Inn in preparation for his showboat in his Golden Glove days, work as hard for as long. is giving me nothing,” he says. roRK (iia Richard Zokol 7373— 143 G Joe Bostic knee) arequatlonoble. VVR 46 71 Chandler vs. Oscar Muniz, 15, WBA and then his first days of punching “ You talk about big money but Smyth* DIvIstaa loblnson 39 24 3 King 47 37 13, Roger Moltble 71-72— 143 Steve Bird (foot), LB Bob Harris Ricardo, Minn 19-19 17-19 47 70 bantamweight title. c Edmonton 7 2 1 15 54 47 (ankle), G Terry Stieve (knee), G Dan Andersen, N.O 20-20 14-17 SO 62 works out on a speed bag at the Nov. 10 fight against Roberto Duran. “ for peanuts,” as he says. “ No­ you never know if you’re going to rrlght 1317 44 24, Spwrow 37 44 Payne Stewart 7373— 143 VOncouvor 4 5 1 9 51 4* 14, (Mlllams 39 14 12 (jrunteld 37 DO David Edwards 71-72—143 Audick (thigh), RB OHIs Anderson Stenerud, G.B. 26-26 10-12 46 58 Wbmlpoe 3 5 2 * X 4* IX (> r 44 30 3 AAocklln 1-1 32 4, Steven Llebler 7548— 143 (shoulder) are probable. Hail-Sheikh; NY 14-15 14-16 56 56 CcSgary 3 4 1 7 X 41 WeMer 1-1 00 2 Walker 3* 1-2 7, Wally Armstrong 71-72— 143 intercenterenc* 0(Nna Luckhurst, Atl 19-21 9-12 49 46 LO* Ang*l*s_ 2 5 3 7 37 « Tucker 33 30 A Elnsore 1-3 30 2 Totals Mike MclZullough 7271— 143 BALTIMORE-AFC (44) AT PHILA- Murray, Det 19^19 9^12 51 46 Bowling College football roundup (T ie four In ooch division quollfv tor 43X 2M1 113. DM Not OuMItv DELPHIA-NFC (44)— Colts shIttGSteve Ronklln, Phil 10-12 11-15 47 43 CLEVELAND (1M) Bob Bvman 71-73— 144 Wright to T to replace Jim Mills (knee). O'Donoghue, StL 19-19 314 52 X Shelton37,1-2 9, C. Robinson 319 312 Jerry Pate 7371— 144 G Ben Utt taka Wright's siX)t...RB Passing Sports in Brief liis Angolos 3, Buffolo 3 2X Hinson 44 00 *, Huston 24 24 3 Steve Hart 7374— 144 Wilbert Montgomery (knee) remains out. alt comp pet yds td bit U.S. Mixed T Toronto 5, N.Y. Rongors 3 Free 11-X 1315 35, Cook 2-3 30 4, Jim Nelford 74-70— 144 S W a Hopkins (thigh), DE Dennis Thelsmnn, Wsh 233 IX 61.41982 17 3 WInnIpog at Calgary Harrison (neck),GSteve Kenney.(heeorae Cumbv Lomax, StI 137 W a.4 924 7 7 Marge DeLlsle 496, Ernie Whipple 205, Tuesday nights at 6:30, 7:30 and 8:30 and to clarify Rose picture Phllodolphla at Plttsburgh,B:05p,m. (knee)...Ben(xils (3T Mike Obrovac McMahon, Chi 124 74 0.71010 4 9 King, Free. Total touls— New York X, |4M Angol** at Toronto, B;05p.m. Mike Gove 7273— IX (foot) Dlls, Minn 200 104 5201247 5 7 Ed Larson 225573, Dave Fenn 541. Wednesdays at 8:30 p.m. The women’s league will YanCon title Cleveland X. Rebounds— New York 35 Alan Pate 7748— IX Boston at St. l.ouls, B;35 p.m. (Cortwrlght 10), Cleveland 35 (C. Gory Koch 7375— IX Is out. TE Dan Ross (knee), WR Isaac J. Thmpsn, TB 204 125 41.3 1430 7 14 play Wednesday’s at 6:30, 7:30 and 8:30 p.m. Washington at AAInn*sota,B:3Sp.m. Robinson 11). Assists— New York 26 Curtis (hip) ore questionable. QB Ken Hippie, Det 212 111 524 1414 710 By Dave .Raffo game could be a defensive battle. in the long run. Sunday’s Oomo* Ken Green 7471— IX Anderson (neck) Is probable. Brunner, GInts 217 114 525 1523 411 PInnettes ’ITiere are 14 teams in the men’s league and 10 By United Press International (King 4), Cleveland 22 (Bagiev 5). A— Don Poolev 7471— IX UPl Sports Writer Michigan leads the Big Ten in all “ This is a new year, I want a Harttord at Chicago 4002 Beau Baugh LOS ANGELES RAM5NFC (53) AT Stabler, NO 200 1M 54.01177 612 Joyce Corriveau 1*2-489, Bette Cope­ teams in the women’s league. AAontreol at Buffalo 7273— IX MIAMI-AFC (5-3) — Rams WR land 175X7, Lois Brown 183491, TIno four defensive categories: rushing win,” he said. “ ’This has been a N.Y. Islanders at Phllodolphla Llndy Miller 7372— IX Henry Teams in men’s play are: American Division — Dartmouth and Yale meet in an Ivy League Orville Moody 7273— IX Ahrens 207-508, Cathy Fernondes 40, Watkins, Insurers, ABA Tool & Die, Redwood The Rose Bowl picture will be (86.4 yards), passing (123.8), total screwy year anyway.” Edmonton at N.Y. Rongors Ellard (shoulder) is quatlonoble. RB Ellle Luce X I, VIv Price 440, Jody showdown while Holy Cross looks for its e i^ th Pittsburgh at Now Jersey Nais126,Hawks108 (Xile Douglou 7449— IX Mike Guman (knee), WR Gordon Jona Bauer 483, Diane Thomas 450, Tina Farms and Lloyd’s Auto Parts. National Division put in sharp focus Saturday when (210.2) and scoring (10.4). Illinois Washington has outscored its Howard Twittv 7372— IX straight win and surprising Connecticut seeks to Washington at Winnipeg (ribs), WR Otis (xrant (nose), LB Jim Radio, TV Bumpus 40, Rosemary Thibodeau 40. the two unbeaten teams in both the is second in three: rushing (96.8), last three opponents — Oregon Vancouver at Calgary Peter Jacobsen 7372— IX Collins (neck), TE Mike B(xt>er (groin), — Ambulance Service, Moon Unit, Eponomy hold on to its Yankee conference lead in New ATLANTA (100) Rafael Alarcon 71-74— IX Electric, Manchester Property Maintenance, Big Ten and Pacific-lOconferences total (317.8) and scoring (11.8). State, Stanford and Oregon— by a Michael Brannon T Jockle SIcrter (elbow), S Johnnie *****•*•*•***#•***•••* England college football action this weekend. Wilkin* 1317 34 26, Roundtield 313 7-9 7471— IX Johnson (hantstrlng), DT Greg Meisner LiVae Ou$ty Dean Machine, Tierney’s Head Chop and Main square off. The m ini’s pass defense is total of 98-25. Its schedule gets 19, Paulti 32 24 2 E. Johnson 317 3514, Mick Soil 7571— IX Boston College, rated 18th in the nation, ends its Hill 39 32 X Wlttmon 35 32 0, Rivers 3 Joe Inman 7373— IX (ankle) are probable... Dolphins C Mark SATURDAY Jock McKInstry 213, Gary Rawson Pub. No. 8 Michigan and No. 9 Illinois, eighth, giving up 221 yards per decidedly tougher now with UCLA Dennard (shoulder) Is out. DE Mike 12:a College Football: MIchlgon vs. three-week respite by hosting powerful Penn * 44 10, Hastlnm 34 30 4 Glenn 37 30 Thomas Gray 7571— IX 208, Ed Bachl 202, Pat Costogna 205547, Women’s — Action Wear LTD, B4J Auto tied atop the Big Ten at 5-0, meet at game, but defenders have picked and Arizona on the road, then 4, PInone 31 32 0, Brown 35 44 0. Steve Meinvk 7472— IX Charla may start tor doubtfl Kim Illinois, Channel 3 Dick Murphy 207-08, Floyd Totten State at Sullivan Stadium. Bowl scouts will be on Bokomper (knee). LB AAork Brown (toe), 12:a College Football: UMass vs. Repair, Farr’s, Nichols Manchester Tire, Clark Champaign, 111., while No. 11 off 16 passes this season. Southern Cal and Washington Mapls Leafs S, Rangari 3 Totals 41-90 23X 1M. Cecil Ingram 7472— IX 203589, John Myers 202-551, Andy hand to look at both teams. The Eagles, 5-1, are NEW JERSEY (IX) Sam Torrance 7274— IX WR Mark Clayton (thigh) areprobable. UConn, WDRC Breolt 211, Joe Paggloll 202, Denny Washington and UCLA will decide Both Washington and UCLA State at home. NEW ENGLAND-AFC (44) AT AT- 2:10 College Football: Navy vs. Notre Pain, ’Turek’s All-Stars, Scissor Works, Merz 0-11 against the Nittany Lions. Williams 317 14 19, King 39 30 10, Rick Pearson 7571— IX Carlin 200, John Jenkins 208, John Electric, Buffalo Water Tavern and Main Pub a Pac-10 leader at the Rose Bowl in have intentions of returning to the UCLA has rebounded from an Tgrwito Dawkins 37 50 IX Birdsong 1314 34 27, Denis Watson 7571— IX LANTA-NFC (3-5)— Patriots LB Dame, WINF Stratton 221-578, Fred KozIckI 207, Rich Dartmouth leads the Ivy League with a 3-0 IBY Rongors 1 * •—* Tim 3 :a College Football: Penn State vs. league play runs through February 29. Pasadena, Calif. Rose Bowl on Jan. 2. The Huskies, 0-3-1 start to even its overall record Cook 37 34 11, (JmlnskI 37 33 13, Ralph (jondrum 7374— 1X Garner 208-20305, Pete Beaudry 50, record and is looking for its fourth title since Joe First period— 1 NY Rangers, Rogers 5 O'Koren 511 3413 Willoughby 1-71-2 X Buddy Gardner 7571— IX Golden (shoulder),TBobCryder (thigh) Boston College, Channels *, X Joe Lauzon 05. 3-0, have a slight edge in the league at 3-3-1. (Laroucho, Povellch), 9:23. (^Dannv Mllovic ore doubtful. DE Ken Sims (hbula), TE 3 :X Spurs vs. Rockets, Channel 3 Illinois, 6-1, puts a six-game Yukica arrived in 197S. Normally the game with Walker 31 30 0, R.Johnson 34 44 14, 7274- 1X Lin Dawson (knee) are questlon(a>le. LB standings over UCLA, 3-1. Other highlights on Saturday’s Ponoltlos— u Kuoenskl 1-2 32 2 Totals 5300 2541IX. Peter Oosterhuls 7472— IX * :a Nets vs. Bulls, Channel 9 winning streak on the line against Yale means much for both teams, but the Elis are Regors, NYR, 0:32h.Oavln, Tor, 2:59; Johnny Rembert (shoulder), DE Julius * :a Boxing: LoRocca vs. Volbrecht, *••****••«***•**•***•* Generals drop Fairbanks schedule are No. 3 North Carolina Atlanta 17 X a lo -n * Bobby Cole 77-70— 147 Adams (hamstring), G John Hannah ESPN Michigan, a team it hasn’t beaten Washington Coach Don James is winless in six games and having trouble getting DoJVIalonev, NYR, 3S5r-Stewort, Tor, New Jersey M M X 3 3 -1 X Tommy Aaron 7473— 147 visiting No. 10 Maryland in an l3l;Laldlaw, NYR, 11:34. Three-point goals— O'Koren. Fouled John Fought 7275— 147 (groin), WR Stan Morgan (thigh), TE * :a Bruins vs. Blues, Channel a SOUTH HACKENSACK, N.J. - Coach Chuck -since 1966. Michigan, also 6-1, cautious about saying Saturday’s untracked. $*cond period— 2 Toronto, Torrion 7 Derrick Ramsey (groin) areprobable...- 11:a Argonauts vs. Eskimos (tape), Calendar Fairbanks has been dropped from his coaching Nvalloped the Illini 70-21 in 1982, winner will be the clear favorite in Atlantic Coast Conference show­ out Bobby Wodklns 7275— 147 Harvard visits Brown and the loser will be out (Martin, (Savin), 2:X. 3, NY Rangers, — Hastings. Total touls— Atlanta X, New Victor Regalado 7374— 147 Falcons LB John Horper (hamstring), G ESPN and administration duties by the New York although .Illinois stayed within the conference. down, No. 4 Florida hosting No. 5 Osborne 5 (Andersson, Da.AAoloney), Ron Lee (hamstring) oreprobable. of the picture with two Ivy defeats. Brown has lost Jersey 27. Rebounds— AtlontoXIWIIklns John Adams 7472— IX 2 16-10 last year. Auburn in a Southeast Conference *), New Jersey 49 (Williams, Gmlnsk110 Tony Sills 7375- 1X NEW ORLEAN5NFC (53) AT BUF- SUNDAY Jersey Generals of the United States Football ' “ The winner stays in the race,” 2 clash and No. 7 Miami hosts No. 13 its last two to Harvard by a combined 72-7. Ip 4,’%ronto, Anderson (Banning)! 5:21.5, each). Aulsts— Atlanta 14 (Hill, Rivers 4 Jodie Mudd 7375— IX FAL(3AFC (53)— Saints RB WOyne 9 a.m. College Football: Navy vs. SATURDAY League, it was announced Friday by clubowner “ We’re definitely excited,” Illi­ he said. “ Both teams stay in the NY Rangers, Larouche 9 (CirssChnor, Wilson (knee) Is doubtful. Brcxl Edelman Notre Dame (tape), ESPN Football West Virginia. other Ivy games, Penn will try to stay oft each), New Jersey 26 (Cook 7).A— 10,I7X (Sreg Powers 49-79-1X (leg), T Leon (Sray (leg); QB Ken Donald J. Trump. nois tight end Tim Brewster said. race, but then (if you lose) you’re Bundstrom), 4:57. 4, Toronto, Valve 12 Bill Britton 7472— IX 1:00 Cowboys vs. Giants, Channel 3, Hall at Manchester, 1:0 In other games involving ranked Dartmouth’s tail with a win over Mnceton. (Otnoros, Solmlne), Tommy Valentine Stabler (knee), TE Hoby Brenner (knee), WINF Northwest Catholic at East Catholic, “ We owe Michigan. There are in the situation where somebody 7573— IX RB George Rogers (leg-toot) are 1:00 Patriots vs. Falcons, Channels 22,3 teams. No. 1 Nebraska visits Holy Cross is 7-0, equaling its best start in Volv* 13 (Anderson, Parrish), 19:04. 10:0 some feelings toward Michigan has to help you.” Ponaltles-Chartraw, NYR, 13:01; 76ara 117. Bullata 114 probable... BlllsCBDaveKllsonreplaca 0 UMass at UConn, 1 V -r-” Kansas State, No. 2 Texas hosU history, and entertains pass-happy Columbia in Mario Clark (knee), who Is out. LB 4:00 Rams vs. Dolphins, Chonnel 3 Palmer signs for one year that a lot of players have that We’re Hubor, Soccer While the victor can control its Texas Tech, No. 6 Georgia hosts the 1983 finale at Fitton Field. The Holy Cross NYR, 1B:45. . , . ^ . Lucius Sanford (shoulder), RB Robb 8:00 Mavericks vs. Spurs, ESPN East Catholic at Aqulnasr1O:0 BALTIMORE — Baltimore Orioles’ right­ trying to hold back until Saturday Third period— 0, Toronto, Gavin WASHINGTON (114) Riddick (leg), DE Ben Williams (groin), *:% Whalers vs. Black Hawks, WTIC own conference destiny, history Temple, No. 12 Southern Methodist defense will be well tested by Lions quarterback Ballard 411 22 14, Ruland 1311 34 23. East Catholic at Manchester (girls), hander Jim. Palmer agreed to a one- year ... but we’re really excited about Tennis FB Roosevelt Leaks (foot), QB Joe 11 :M College Football: Washington vs. 10 a.m. indicates the loser may make it visits Texas A&M, No. 14 Okla­ John Witkowski, who’s ranked second in total Kem), 19:37. Penalties— Korn, Tor, Mahorn 7-11 47 18, Sobers 33 22 2, F. Ferguson (l)and) areprobable. UCLA (tape), ESPN contract Friday, ending speculation the three- the game.” Johnson 11-17 47 2$, J. Malone 51* 23 MCC at CC of Rhode Island, 2 back to the Rose Bowl. In four of homa hosts Kansas, No. 15 offense in Division I-AA. Holy Cross is rated No. 1 }:$l; 9 IM ourt, Tor, 10:02; Do.MOIoney, NYR, 12, AAcMIllen 33 22 I, Dove 48 33 A time Cy Young Award winner would opt for free The Wolverines are taking a the last eight meetings between Brigham Young hosts Utah State, nationally. Wilson 331-21. Totals 44*2 2229114. 9 agencv. 18:31. more low-keyed approach to the Washington and UCLA, the team No. 16 Ohio State hosts Wisconsin, Connecticut finds itself in first place in the Shots on goal— Toronto 3134— X. PHILAEWLPNIAIIIT) sasMSOrond PrIx Tournament game. that lost rebounded and went on to Ervlng 31* 54 z i lavoronl 34 47 12, at Tokyo, Oct. a No. 17 Iowa hosts Indiana, No. 18 Yankee Conference with a 2-0 record and hosts NY M. AAalon* 11-a 58 27, Cheeks 47 3411, the post-season clash. Rgngsrs 33*— ^24. Men's SkieM* Bowling WINTER GOLF RATES Whalers loan Brownschidle “ We’ll leave all the hoopla for Boston College hosts Penn State, Massachusetts in a key game. Massachusetts can ' Goalies— Toronto, Palmotoor. NY Toney 314 11-12 27, Jonu 1-3 33 5, C. Quartertlnok them down there,” Michigan UCLA Coach Terry Donahue claim its sixth Yankee Conference title in seven Johnson 24 33 4, Richardson 1-3 32 2, Ivan Lendl, Cz*ch(»lovakla, dot. Eliot starting Mon., Oct. 31st HARTFORD — Defenseman Jeff Brownschidle No. 19 Alabama hosts Mississippi Edwards 34 334. Totals 4282 3342 117. Teltscher, U.S., 42,44. Coach Bo Schembechler said. laughs at the suggestion a loss years by Winning its last two league games. ’Thifc gors, Hanlon, Wooks. A— 174X. has been loaned to Salt Lake City of the Central State and No. 20 Pittsburgh hosts WasMiiBten a x a s i — 114 Sammy Davis, U.S.,d*(. AndreGomu, TrITown Caterers Statistics indicate Saturday’s Saturday might be more profitable Syracuse. Is Homecoming Day for the Huskies, 3-4. PhiliiiiiliihiB a x a a ^ m Ecuador, 44,44,42 Hockey League, the Hartford Whalers anounced In other Yankee Conference games. New Fouled out— Sober*. Total Brad Gilbert, U.S., det. Tom (Sulllkson, Bob Muska 247-217-213474, Jan Bonadles 134-377, Friday. fouls— U.S., 43, 43. Dave Fraser 243227-4a, Gil Bunny Fellows 123147-393, Hampshire, 0-2, has won three straight and visits TALtWOOD COUNTRY CLUB Washington 35, Philadelphia M. Re­ Jimmy Connors, U.S., det. Glenn xvMJohnson iixwlixxi-XM 221-214431. rvxieOW BobMar UfVlwi* Angle F^iiWiV OrtolanIwTlOliani 148-30, IWSMV* Aud-MUO* Rhode Island, 2-1 in league play. Boston Kings 3, Ssbrss 3 bounds . Mlchlboto, Canada, 43,41. chnani 0 3 0 2 4 0 , Howie rev Cody IX , Elizabeth Dey r—Washington M (RuMnd, AAidiom N), Edwards 2J322502, Bill Tor- 14502, Linda TomauewskI Rt. 85 Hebron 646-1151 Canadians deal for Smith Lye holds two-stroke edge University hosts Cornell and Maine visits Phlladelphio 41 (AAolen* 19). Assists— tiaAtO Women's Grand Prix Teunw- rey 223579, Joe Cotanlo 203 10-125341, Edie Cavanaugh Northeastern in non-league games. Washington 32 (F. Johnson 11), Phll3 msirt 05, Bob Edwards 07-SX, 345, Bev Goldbert 3X, Carol M ONTREAL — The Montreal Canadians In Division II games, Springfield hosted New 111M delphia 26 (Ervlng, Cheeks, Toney 5). At Stuttgart, WMt Germany, Ocl. a Norm Soren 22350, Charlie L*wl*3X. concluded a blockbuster trade Friday, sending Tpirsl perlod-1, Buffalo. Housley 4 Technical— Philadelphia Coach StaiglM Chruck 01-521, <3ary Sullivan Weekdays 9 Holes $3.00 PENSACOLA, Fia. (UPl)-Mark Country Club course. Lott added a “ You have to play four steady Haven on Friday night while Central Connecticut (Poligno, Perreoult), 4:40. 2 Los veterans Keith Acton and Mark Napier and a Cunning- ; Quui Isitinoli 223535, BernI* Quesnel 0 5 Lye, amazed at the difference a 6-under 65 to his first-round 70. rounds, you can’t play conserva­ visits AIC and Southern Ckinnecticut Journeys to Angelu, Fox 4 (Nichols, Chornev), 19:10. ham, Ruland. A— 14147. Eva Ptatt, Wmt Germany, det. Andrea 517, Andy Michaud50, Dean* 18 Holes $6.00 third-round draft choice to the Minnesota North day makes, shot a one-under-par 70 At six-under 136 were Mark tive at all. You have to keep Lowell. Penaltles-Chomev, LA, 3:X; Hardy, LA, Temnvarl, Hungary, 44 (retired). Baker 50, Ron Jones 503, Transactions Stars for high-scoring center Bobby Smith. Friday in the second round of the McCumber, Jon Chaffee, Doug 9M. VIrelnIa RuzIcI, Romania, det. Katrin Dave Edwards 50, Art Geer Weekends 9 Holes $4.00 playing aggressive through the Second perlodG, Los Aneein, Houston Joxell, Sweden, 44.42 40. 03. $250,000 Pensacola Open to main­ Tewell, Mark Hayes and defending whole tournament,” he said. '4 (Dionne), 4:19. 4, Bufralo, .Selling 2 Catherine Tanvoer, France, det. Hel­ 18 Holes $8.00 N B A refs picket openers tain a 2-stroke lead at nine-under- champion Calvin Peete, who needs Lye started out strong on the (Peterson, Holt), 15:29. Penallles- Bucks triumph ena Nlchols,' Sukova, Czechoslavakla,42,34,41. NiteOwls Baltimore — Signed par 133. fo shoot 133 or better in the final back nine with birdies on the lOth g), 17 n*; Housley, PH ILA D E LPH IA — A bargaining session MILWAUKEE (UPl) - AAortlna Navratilova. U.S., det. Jo Marlon Smith 213504, Beth pitcher Jim Palmer to a “ I wasn’t playing well enough to two rounds to win the Vardon and 11th holes and then slumped on l),17:n; Kelly, LA. Durie, Britain, 41,44. on3y*cx' contract. scheduled to end the NBA referees’ ongoing Martina gains semis .-’:56.. , Marques Johnson s(»red 24 points Kenyon 1(7455, Kathy Ber- be leading,” said Lye, who was ’Trophy awarded the PGA player No. 12, missing a three-foot putt to zenskl 174455, Dot Hill* 193 Hockey SKClAlt Greens Fee & Gas Cart, TMrd p*rlod-X BufMo, Wletner and Slitaiey Moncrlef added 20 salary dispute never came to pass Friday, and eight under par in the opening with the best stroke average tor the bogey. **M*» Grand Prix Teurnoment 40, Laurie (jagnen 1 7 3 ^ , picket lines were to mar the opening night of the STUTTGART, West ’The world’s top player Friday night as the Milwaukee at Celegne, W**ll3*rmany,Ocl.a Pam Fortune 175, AnnleGog- Hartford — Loaned defen­ Minimum 2 Golfers; Weekdays $11 round. “ It’s just one of those days. year. ” I was thinking what it would be ‘ (Rutt, C y r),-1:44. 6, Lo* A n M u , ASen'e Singles seman ' Jeff Brownschidle to pro basketball season. Germany (UPl) — Mar­ overcame the loss o f her "Houston 5 (Engblom, Dionne). 12:X. Bucks opened their NBA season non 40, Ruth Russell 475, per person; Weekends $13 per per­ It’s amazing the difference a day “ That’s no problem,’’ Peete like to run away with it until I QugrterflnoN Bunny AhIXI. Salt Lake City ot theCentral Richard Phillips, general counsel for the tina Navratilova Friday Penoltv-Slmmer, LA, 3:X. with a 104-63 victory over the Pavel Slozll, Czechoslavakla, dot. Nick Hockey League. makes.” said. "T o be in the top 10 in the missed that putt,” Lye said. serve in the opening gante Ovetrlnw-Non*. P*naltl*4Non*. son. National Association of Basketball Referees', said marched into the semifi­ Indiana Pacers. Savlano, U.S., 43,44. Behind Lye at seven-under 135 stroke record, or have a chance at He then bogeyed at No. 16 and but then fell 3-1 behind in AAott Doyle, Ireland, det. Marco Ostola, BOP Woman AAontreol — Acquired cen­ WBBkBfid starting Tim# AvailatilB. negotiators waited one hour for NBA officials, nals of a $150,000 Grand Shots on goal-1.0* Anselm 313124-35. The Bucks Jumped off to a 27-13 Yumlovla, 44,40. ter BobbySmIth from Mlnn3 were Lon Hinkle and Lyn Lott. it is quite a distinction.” No. Ib efo re sinking a 15- foot putt Buttalo 131202-54X who never showed up for a meeting scheduled for Prix Tennis Tournament the second set as, aitbr 'a lead after one period over the H ^ P e te r Beutel, Wut(}*rmany,d*(. Robin Smith 1*0-174-44*. sota In exchange tor for­ Waakday Sanlor Cttlzana Discount! Hinkle hit six birdies and three “ The only way you can keep to paPNo. 2. ’ ' Oeallm-Lo* Angelm, Blok*. Buf- Eric Jelen, W ut Germany, 44,7-5. Grayc* Shoo 174-4U, Joyce ward* Keith Acton and AAork 2 p.m. EDT Friday. by downing British No. 1 25-minute set, Durie be­ '^^(alo, cold-shooting Pacers and never let Pro Shop Opan Until Daeombar 20th. bogeys for the day to make 68 on ahead three to four shots is to play "That saved my game, ” he said. BernI* MItton, South Africa, det. Sandy Tyler 457, Sue Lance 4*5, Napier ond othlrdHround draft Jo Durie, 6-1, 6-4, in 73 gan to offer much stlffer M Borroseo. A-11400. Indiana back into the game. AAayer, U.S., 44,7-5. BorbaraTwlbl*40. - choice. the par-71,7,039- yard Perdido Bay perfect every day,” said Lye.' ” I was really sliding there.” mlnptes. resistance. ------L__. 18 - M ANCHESTER H ER A LD , Siiturduv. Oct. 29, 1983 MANCHFSTER HERALD. 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AUtOlYlOtlVt 74 Holidoy Trins Employment Services W anted...... 58. Rec Vehicles...... 73 day through Saturday; the the value of the advertisement MRorhneiils lor Rent 42 S e r V iC S S BulhUno/Contractlnt S| MISCfSTScM 63 TogSdlst ** Cart/Tiruckt for Sole 71 Rooms for Rent ...... For Sale Auto Services...... 74 deadline Is noon on the day will not be corrected by on aaa aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa & Education Apartments tor Rent ...... 42 Autos for Rent/Lease...... 75 before publication. additional insertion. ______M O R R S — Beautiful two 1977 PLYMOUTH FURY PAIROF SNOWTIRES — Homes for Rent ...... :.. .43 Holiday/Seasonal...... 61 MIsc. Automotive ...... 76 DESIGN KITCHENS by C 78 X 14. Firestone. Help Wanted ...... 21 bedroom condo. Fea­ Services Offered 51 J. P. Lewis. Cabinets, Ml t SKAHSAU — Two door, V 8 engine. tures w/w carpeting, all &aaiaSaa. ier ar Isaaeage. Nice condition, very low Excellent condition. $55. ••sssssssssssssssssssss sssssssssssssssssssssss sssssssssssssssssssssss ••••••••••••••••••••••• vanities, formica, Wilton ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• pppllonces, breakfast aaaoaseaaaaaaasaaaaaaaa art, Corian counter tops, leteidev, Nevsedtar Stb mileage. $2250. 643-0300. Coll 649-9287.______ALUMINUM SHEETS StaalalpB Halp Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wonted 21 Homes for Solo 31 Homos for Solo .H bar and parking. $385 kitchen cabinet fronts, Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 REWEAVING BURN used at printing plates — St .Minr's EfbopK RwA 1973 CHEVY MALIBU — INVITATION TO BID Notices month, plus utilities and HOLES — Zippers, um­ complete woodworking .007" thick, 23 X 24". 50c 07S4 sssssssssssssssssssssss ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••sa assssssssssaassaaasad^ $!• • Asking $650. New valve ••••••••••••••••••••••• first month free. Call brellas repaired. Window service, custom mode each, or 5 for $2.00. Phone PROFESSIONAL SERVICES ••••••••••••••••••••••• a7oylor Associates, 633- furniture, colonial repro­ 64S-4S83 lob, radiator and water INVOLVING SPECIFICA­ RESPONSIBLE FULL shades, Venetian blinds. 643-2711. They M U ST bo pump. (3ood rubber. Call TIONS FOR ASBESTOS Lost/Fouiid 01 T IM E Cage House tjfijS .______Keys. T V FOR RENT. ductions in wood, 9 varie­ picked up before PROJECTS MACHINIST - Second Shift D.W. FISH REALTY CO. ties of hardwood and 646-5984. RESTAURANT WORK worker in Colchester Marlow's, 867 M ain 1 1 ;00a.m. only. GARAGE SALE — 25 The Board of Education, Perl and Full lime openings for rasponelMs, ansrgallc 3 T O R RS— Two bedroom 110 Lone Hill Drive, East ••••••••••••••••••••••• area. 48 hours per week. 1-Mori-Sekl CNC Lathe With Sanuc Street. 649-5221. veneers NOW IN STOCK Lourwood Drive, Bolton, people who Mke a |ob with diversity. Support our wall­ 74) Mnin SI MflncheBiPr Vernon Circlfi V.*' •w/w and appliances. 15 Call 649-9658 or evenings, 1975 M USTANG II — Hartford, CT. will receive 2 LOST. — SMALL FE­ ers and waltressae by preparing Ice cream and grHI Must be able to keep 5T Controls Programmer/Operator 21 SQUARE YARD Royal off Carter Street. Con­ Automatic, power steer­ scaled bids for COST PROP­ accurate records, main­ 8 7 ? 3)iJles to Manchester. BRICKS, BLOCKS, 289-7010. OSALS FOR PROFES­ M A LE CAT., Block tiger, producia, bussing laMss, plus other general reetauranl Hlaundry facilities. $385 Blue Hylon Rug. (R ts tents of ladles home. ing, rebuilt engine with dulles. AdvancsmenI opportunities available. No ex- tain machinery and assist t-CintImatic NC M Her Operator STONE — Concrete. Choirs, quilts, mink stole, SIONAL SERVICES IN- white paws and white ^ 'o n th . Call 643-8516. ANCHOR ELECTRICAL 14x12 room), $65. Maple low mlleoge. Coll even­ V O L V I N G perlance required. For details and wage bilormation In management. Job Is Chimney repairs! No lob Arm Chair, $20. Boudoir bOreau, corner cup­ SPECIFICATIONS FOR AS­ chin. Lost In vicinity of call Ihe manager between 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. 1-All around mach nist r First month free. CONTRACTORS — Do ings 649-7906. Main and Williams related to a poultry test too small. Coll 644-8356. Choir, $35. AAon's Bike- board, kitchen things, BESTOS PRO JECTS. Bid In­ facility for Arbor Acres All ippllcinti must hive minimum 5 yoiri exporl- any size or type of work. miscellaneous. Friday, formation and specifications Streets. If seen call 643- Thinking of Sailing Your Norn#? • ^ I EAST H AR TFO R D — One Fully Insured. Free Esti­ three speed, $35. Royal 1971 OLDSMOBILE "98", are available of the Business FRIENDLY RESTAURANTS Farm, Inc. Contact Mark inca ind cipable ol set up and working Irom prints. EXPERIENCED PAIN­ Sam to 12pm, Saturday, 4251. • bedroom. Centrally lo- mates. Call 647-0293. Portable Typewriter, $30. 4 door, full power, good Office. Sealed bids will be 646-1437 Belanger, 633-4681 be­ Apply In parion: Want to Know iti Curront Voluot - ' TER — Quality work. Coll 647-1061. Sam to 4pm. condition. $695 or best received until 10:30 o.m. on tween 8am and 4:30pm, ; cated. Large yard. No Reasonable rotes. Fully Wednesdov, November 9, LOST — Leather locket. 1M Sppitcpr SIrppI • pets. References and Se- ROBERT E. JARVIS — otter. Coll 649-9137-after 1983, of which time they will In vicinity of Sheldon Manchbslor, C T weekdays. EO E. S & S Precision Machine Just jot down your name and ad-°^ Insured. Free estimates. ...CHRISTMAS TAG SALE — 10 HP 6pm. Industrial Plica. ‘ curlty required. $225. Call 643-9237, ask for Jerry. Building and remodeling be publicly ooenod and read Road. Reward. Call 646- An Equal Opportunity Employer M/F______; 649-4424 after 6pm. WREATHS FOR SALE In tractor, freezer, cross­ aloud. The Board of Educa­ dress and mail this coupon to specialist. Additions, tion reserves the rieht to 9 ______Varnon, CT______country skis, furniture, 0028. C LEA N IN G PERSON to garages, roofing, tiding, bulk, decorated or undec­ work and supervise even­ ODD JOBS, Trucking. orated. Call 002-334-2079 dishes, baby Items, fire­ accept or relect any or all BOOKKEEPER — Expe­ FLORIST DESIGNER — : FOUR R(X)M APAR T- Home repairs. You name kitchens, bathrooms, re­ wood - Much Morel 279 bids or the rioht to waive LOST — All Black Cat. CHRISTMAS HELP — ings. Car essential. Call < M E N T — Second floor. anytime. Dealers technical formalities If It Is In rience, full time. Apply: Area florist will have an It, we do It. Free esti­ placement windows- Mark Drive, Coventry. Neutered male. Double Interviewing now (or full 643-5747. D.W. Fish Realty : • $240 per month, plus utill- /doors. Call 643-671Z welcome. 1973 VW CONVERTIBLE the best Interest to do so. clawed. When last seen Marlow's^n^ 867 Main, and part time. Both per­ opening for a full or part mates. Insured. 643-0304. Saturday, October 29lh, - - New brakes, clutch Nancy J. Harris, LUNCHEON WAI­ NEWSPAPER DEALER time designer. Give pre­ ’ ties, $300deposlt. No pets, Director was wearing flea collar Manchester. manent and temporary 243 Main St, Manchottor 06040 '; i Phone 643-4751, 4 to 8pm. ONE STANDARD SIZE 10am to 4pm. Rain Dote: and top. AM/FM cassette Business Services and red collar with name work needed. $7.20 per TRESSES — Bus person. NEEDED In East Hart­ vious experience In de­ WILLING TO DO ODD aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa tubular bed and mat­ Sunday. Call 7442-5287. player. New point. Ask­ 061-10 SALESPERSON — Full Dishwashers, Cook. ford. Call 647-9946, be­ tail. Write Flowers Inc., JOBS, Housecleonlno, tag. Call 649-5460. hour to start. Must be We’ll call to arrange a convenient.,, • MANCHESTER — Mod- Roofhig/Stding 54 tress, $40. Call 643-7534. ing $1950. 1973 Chevy Reward. time. Experienced. Ma­ over 18 and use of cor. Apply In person to: Po- tween 9am adn 10:30am P.O. Box 1664, Manches­ pointing or wood work­ GARAGE/TAG SALE — Pick-Up % ton 350. Auto­ INVITATION TO BIO I ern four room apart- ing. Hove own transpor­ ture. Apply: Marlow's, Evenings and weekend dunk Mill Restaurant, 989 only. ter, C T 06040. time to look at your home and then^ aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa CHAPPEE COAL STOVE Saturday, October 29lh matic, power brakes, Sealed bids will be received • msnt. Stove, garage. No tation. Coll 6434)197. In theOffIceotthe Director of LOST — Black and white Inc. 867 Main, hours open. No expe­ Ellington Road, South prepare a professional analysis an((„ — Used one winter, $295. and Sunday, October power steering. Runs General Services, 41 Center Manchester. Windsor. BOOK STORE — Port ! lease required. $425 plus BIDWELL HOME Im­ 30lh. Rain or Shine. 9am- Angora cat. Center rience necessary. Excel­ IMMEDIATE OPENING ; utilities. Call 649-4003. Two new Hondo snow .good In dally use. Good Street, Manchester, Connec­ Street, Manchester area. lent for college students. time, days. 11am-4pm, 26 — Seasonal 2nd shift give you the figure. ^ RESUMES — Xerox co­ provement Company — tires and 13” rims, $85. 4pm. 70 Eva Drive (Off wood truck. $550. Call ticut, until NOVEM BER IS, pied, 50 for $3.49. Enve­ 19S3 at 11:00 o.m. for the . Reward. Call 646-3736. HOUSE CLEANING Please coll Mary for an hours. Apply: Paperback dispatcher for local oil Rooflng, tiding, altera­ Coll 646-5750 Otter 7pm. Vernon Street). Furni­ 643-5656. PART TIME COUNTER Booksmith, 940 Silver : TWO BEDROOMS — lopes free. PIP the following: HELP NEEDED — Part appointment at 721-0349,4 company. Contact John tion, additions. Same ture and household. PURCHASE OF GRAVELY tIme/Full time. Flexible H ELP — Flexible, varied Lane, East Hartford. • Furnished flat. First "While you wait prin­ number for over 30years. FOUND — As a result of to 7pm. Drew, 289-6435. floor. $390 plus utilities. FIREW OOD — Choice aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa FOR SALE: '70 Maverick COMMERCIAL CONVERTI­ ^ search for our own cat. hours, days. Must have hours. Apply: Tommy's 1 ters" 391 Center Street, 649-6495. seasoned hardwood. Cut, for parts. Must take BLE TRACTOR Plzzario, 267 East Center PART TIME CASHIERS Free Market Analysis : Security. Call 524-5127. Manchester. 647-8367. PURCHASE O F ONE (1) 1984 ^ ^ 1 1 Black, double clawed own transportation. CLEANING HELP EV­ PART TIME COUNTER split, delivered and Wonted to Buy 70 whole car. $85 or best 3-WHEEL DIESEL PO­ Featire hoUdAy trims to- cot wearing flea collar. Apply: RIverbend Indus­ EN I NGS — Experience in Street, Manchester. — For afternoon, even ing PERSON — Are you look­ aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa stacked. Manchester offer. Call JIm ot 742-6102, WERED HYDROSTATIC crochet from bright I Name__i------; .TWO BEDROOMS, llvln- CARPENTRY AND MA­ Vicinity, West Middle trial Park, 540 C North floor care. Call 643-5747. and weekend shifts at self ing for a part time lob area. $110/cord. Phone aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa between 6pm -9Dm. SWEEPER yams, then trim with service gas station In • groom, large eat-ln klt- SONRY - Free estimotes. Heotbig/Plumbiiig SALE & REMOVAL OF sequins and rickraek. Turnpike. Call 649-5460. Main Street, Manchester with flexible hours? Do 649-8332. WANTED — Bunk beds. (Behind MAACO). Manchester. Good math I Address------' Chen. No pets. Lease and Coll Tony Squlllocote649- 1969 VOLVO, 142S— Good TIMBER — LINE STREET No. 5228 has directionB CERTIFIED NURSES you enlov working with ' references.$385plusutill- Coll 649-9012, anytime. — COMPARTMENT 23 aptitude required. Call 0811. condition. New ports, au­ The Town of Manchester Is for items shown (dress AIDES NEEDED — 7am AUTO the public? We are look­ : ties. Call 871-1365. FULL SIZE BOXSPRING OIL BURN6IR SERVICE 646-1457, 9am to 1pm, ing for responsible, en­ Phone______FOGARTY BROTHERS 8, MATTRESS — Hardly tomatic transmission. on equal opportunity em­ for 6%-inch doll, 18' to 3pm, 3pm to 11pm, I ployer, and requires qn offlr- tree; bell and ball. Employment — Must be experienced Saturday and Sunday. Monday thru Friday. thusiastic people to loin INTERIOR/EXTERIOR — Bathroom remodtl- used, $50. 30" Electric $575 or best offer. Call DISMANTIER I I am under No Obligation • 'MATHER STREET — Cors/Trucks for Sole 71 mqtlve qctlon policy tor qll qf TO SSBOL MSi SZAO fW SMS and licensed. Excellent our counter personnel. If PAIN TIN G and wallpap­ ing; Installation water Stove, $35. Callofter5pm, 643-1429. Its Controctors ond Vendors Apply In person: Mea­ Pi*H Nnw. eipertewee* Mi»«i h«vt , IFIve rooms. Available ering done. Reasonable ghs^ plM Mf Nr psttais MS wages and all company dows Manor, 333 Bldwell iMlB. AUTOMOTIVE ME­ you are Interested In heaters, garbage dispo­ 649-9321. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• os o condition of doing & Education t«MNy wHfi MiM tm heiwl. CHANIC — Experience ■ November 1st. $300, plus prices. Coll 643-5116. business with the Town, ds benefits. Apply Kasden Street, Manchester. lolnlng our growing com­ sals; faucet repairs. 649- per Federal Order 11246. Fuel Co., MO Tolland p*rMa A#phr ** pm#*: necessary. All benefits. ' -utlltles. Security deposit. COAL ANTHRACITE, 1968 PLYMOUTH SA­ MIsc Automotive 76 pany please apply In ! D. W. Fish Realty ; ;Call 673-5930, after 6pm. 7657. VIsa/MasterCord Bid Forms, plans and spec­ Street, East Hartford. M & M Oil Service, Bol­ HATE TO RAKE Chestnut for cool and T E L L IT E — Rons good ifications are avollobleot the COOKS — Part time, BUI'S AUTO PARTS person at 35 Windsor accepted. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Help Wanted 21 289-5431. ton. For appointment call Avenue, Rockville. Swiss 243 Main St, Mancheator LEAVES? Coll Cox's wood stove. Heating and or for ports. Needs work. General Services Office, 41 11H Sit. at SMricM experienced in Itallan/A- 844 Tolland Stage Rd. ; :m a n c h e s t e r — six Lawn Service. Leaves Center Street, Manchester, merlcan or pizzas and Tolland, CT 649-2871. Laundry, Inc. I— cooking. Reasonable, Call 643-5916 after SNOW TIRES with rims, BnrT«k,ar.lSSSS ■ room, first floor apart- Connecticut. NM Naea, SSShm ■ « ZIP raked and removed for $75. coll 649-0170, 9om to 6:30pm. Price F 78-14, mounted. In very TOWN OF MANCHESTER, grinders. Apply In per­ ment. $490 plus utilities. your convenience. Coll CSSC m t SON Bm Sw. son: LaStrada West, 471 4pm, 649-655^ 4pm to Negotiable. good condition. Asking CONNECTICUT ASSEMBLERS AND .Security. No pets. Tele­ for free consultation. For Sale ROBERT B. WEISS, 8PB(3AL: Orar 208 aa- Hartford Road, FULL AND PART TIME aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaeia 8pm. $30. Call 643-2957. COIL WINDERS — Fin­ You'll never know the MANCHESTER — New phone 646-0754. Lorry 649-8646. GENERAL MANAGER lectloBs aad a FBBB PART TIME NEWS­ Manchester. Teller Positions — Good Real Estate 055-10 Pattern Section in ger dexterity necessary. power of Classified until listing, beautiful three Apartments for Rent 41 1968 CHEVY CUSOM- tbs Experience not needed. PAPER DEALER you use It yourself. Call figure aptitude, ability to BABY ROCKING HORSE IZEO VAN — Almost aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa eeaeeeeeeeaeeeceeeeeeee ALBUM. Jest $8.08. •••••••••aeeeeaeeannann bedroom, separate unit. MANCHESTER — AVAILABLE AS COM­ HoUdov/Soatonol 61 with seat Inside. Safe for Will train. Four day Needed In^ Hebron. Call TRAVEL AGENT/OF- 643-2711 today to place an deal effectively with pub­ aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaeae 'Wetherell Village. New mint condition I Serious BtNSSTSAZiUei Tom, 742,9795. Features wall-to-wall PANION to elderly fe­ small child. Good condi­ Cors/Trveks for Solo 71 Cors/Trucks for Sole 71 week, 10 hour day: 7am- FICE MANAGER — At ad. lic. Apply In person: Mrs. HomM for Sale 3i .free standing six room aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa inquiries only. Call even­ S-taS-teUS-SM M i 8M. Bao c carpet, fireplace, all ap­ M A N CH ESTER — TWO male. 20-25 hours weekly. la Srest Wm i Sea le oMa Wan. Cleveland, Heritage Sav­ tion. Askino $10. Coll 5:30pm. Apply at Able least 2-3 years expe­ bedroom townhouse. $460 ' condo, fireplace, cmtrol Light housekeeping ond ings, 647-9278. c rience. Call 649-0605, Uni­ ings, 1007 Moln Street, pliances and nice yard. 644-1950. t-isi-GUUMii mmimm m Coil, Howard Road, "~^PRESS An absolute Must to see. a month. Security deposit air, no children, $650 plus errands. Coll 649-7025. ^^reww W PPPPPP^WPPPPPP^PP^^PPPPP^OW'ev a a a a » tipM tn ■nawirti miA Bolton. versity Travel, ask for Manchester. utilities. Call 647-1152. pigM if f M - ROCKVILLE — Bv $66,900. Coll Taylor Asso­ required. Call 646-2469tW- S2 aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa tmUri ItiBt. PERSON Joyce or John. fore 4pm, after 4pm 649^ Household Ooodi Exp«rl4nc«d. FuN Tim*. COOKS — We need re­ Owner. BVa assumable ciates, 643-4665. SNOW PLOWING — •*1» MODERN, PROGRES­ Apply In pmon: mortgage. S65,(X)0 or best 8978. Parking lots and drive­ Antiques M SIVE Real Estate office AREA ADVISORS sponsible, mature peo­ M ANAGER — Full time offer. 8 room Colonial. Hemes lor Rant 43 ways. Call otter 5pm, looking to hire , ener­ Curry Copy Center ef Vernen N EE D ED to deliver and ple. Part time, days, 9am ••••••••••••••••••••••a USED REFRIGERA­ aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa for Manchester self ser­ Wood stove; fireplace M A N CH ESTER — Newer Mike, 649-0539, 649-6344. getic, licensed salesper­ Vsmon CIrcIs, Vsmon supervise carriers In to 2pm; and some wee­ aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa TORS, WASHERS, vice gas station. For kends. Apply in person: and more! Call 742-8932or Condominiums 32 two bedroom duplex. COVENTRY ANTIQUE son, Interested in high Manchester. Call 647- M A N C H ES TER — Six Ranges - clean, guaran­ T interview call 243-5457. 9946, between 9am and Ground Round, Glaston­ 742-8421. Heat and hot water In­ R EN T W ITH OPTION to CENTER — 1141 Main Income and pleasant ••••••••••••••■•••••••a teed, parts and service. 1983 Yoke Intrest cluded. No pets. Security rooms, three bedrooms. Street, Route 31, Coven­ T bury, between 2pm and • buy — 8 room Colonial. working conditions. For B A B Y S IT T E R in my 10:30am only. Convenient location, ref­ Low prices. B.O. Pearl & 4pm. IMMACULATE THREE M A N C H ES TER — New deposit and references ' Wood stove, fireplace, try. Specializes In an­ confidential interview, home. Vernon area. Part erences. Security lease. Son, 649 Main Street, WANTED — MOTHER BEDROOM RANCH — listing, beautiful three required. Call 649-7066, plus morel $600 plus utili­ tiques, collectibles, furnl- call Mr. Strano, Strano time. Mature, loving PART TIME CLERICAL 646-6454. $500 plus utilities. Lom­ 643-2171. grandmother type, for 3 TO B A BYSIT my school Large lot. Close to every­ bedroom, separate unit. ties. Single professionals ture, clocks, dolls, t Real Estate, 646-2000. POSITIONS — One thing. Coll 646-2389 on bardo 8, Associates. 649- primitives, photogro- month old and 2 year old. age child. Bowers school Features wall-to-wall - or students preferred. Se- SMITH CORONA TY­ COUGAR posltlon-9am to 1pm, 2nd Homes (or Sale 3i Friday from 7pm-9pm; MANCHESTER — Two - curlty, references re- 4003. phlca, tools, linens, kit­ LICENSED NURSE - Own transportation. Call area. Call 643-2547. carpet, fireplace, all ap­ PEWRITER — Small 12" 3.8 liter 6^:y1. engine, air cotxJitioning, power steering, steel belted radial ,; position 1pm to 5pm, Saturday 3pm-5pm. pliances and nice yard. bedroom, no utilities, gas ' oulred. Call 742-8932 or chenware, lewelry, glass, whitewalls, body side moldings, bumper rub strips, automatic trans., seat:; Earn supplement to re­ 646-5153, leave message f^ondav thru Friday for *•••••••••••••••••••••• heat. Very neat, good WILL DO H O USE X 11" portable. Good with service. An absolute Must to see. 742-8421. toys. Open Thurs, FrI, Sot tirement Income. Call Loan Department of locatllon. $425. For Info. CLEANING — Efficient, condition. Call 6434)348. and Sun. 10-5. b M chimes, color keyed deluxe seal belts, power front disc b rakes,; 649-3092 between 8am and $66,900. Call Taylor Asso­ halogen heaxMamps, body stripe, dual back seat rediners, center console, South Windsor Bank 8< 646-4288. SINGLE FIVE ROOM reliable and responsible. 4pm. PART T IM E — Riding ciates, 643-4665. Call 646-0246, anytime. ONE PAIR FIVE FT. quailz electric dock, cxinventkxial spare tire, vinyl trim, speed control, Trust Co., 1033 John Fitch Ranch House — Coven­ aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Instructor needed at the Blvd, South Windsor. EAST HARTFORD «— SKIS with bindings. Good leather wrap steering wheel, rear window defroster, AM/FM stereo, dual Glastonbury Equestrian SALES PERSON try. $375. Call 456-3091. ORGAN 1ST - Second Con- Clerical work involves OPEN HOUSE aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Three bedroom duplex. WOMAN LOOKING FOR for beginners. Good con­ Tog Soles 49 power side mirrors, front vent windows, tinted glass. Stock #3054. gregotlonal Church, Center. Experience, a W A N TED — For new dition. Coll 6434)348. filing, some typing, tele­ Fenced In front and rear MANCHESTER — For free room and board In Route 44A. Coventry. Call must. Phone 633-4665. dress shop In Hartford. Loti/Lond for Sole 33 exchange tor work aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Full time or port time. phone work and figure yard. $425 per month. No • rent: Five room Cape. 742-8379 or 742-6234. aptitude. Interviewing around the house. Refer­ T W O PIECE SEC- FULL TIME — Mainte­ Call 624-8931, ask for Sid WELLSWEEP CONDOMINIUM utilities. Call 528-2919, be­ . Desirable neighborhood. TA G SALE — October daily from 9am to 11am. tween 8am and 4pm. * ences. Call 875-3230. T lONAL blue contempor­ nance Man needed at a or Kathy. Attractive yard. $475 ary sofa. $150. Call 29th, Saturday only. 9om Apply In person. FR EE C A TA LO G — Of -monthly. References. large horse farm In Glas­ 400 NORTH MAIN ST., MANCHESTER land bargains, 5 acres to HOUSECLEANING — 649-4025. to 3pm. Antiques, collec­ tonbury. Salary and lodg­ TWO FAMILY FLAT Hayes Corp. Call 646-0131. tables, housewares and 500 acres, covering Ver­ Second floor. 4'/3 room Very reasonable. Man­ PART TIME EVENINGS ing. Experience with NEWSPAPER mont and the Berkshlres chester area. Call G E DRYER, gold, $50. etc...Four families. 28 horses a must. Phone PART TIME — Manches­ apartment. Newly deco­ ^ aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Autumn Street. — Limited number of CARRIER NEEDED ter area. Early hours. SAT. & SUN. 1 -5 P.M. at lowest Imaginable pri­ rated. Appliances fur­ between 10am and Sears Frost Free 16 cu. ft. "Connecticut’s*9975 oldest LIncoln-Mercury Mazda Dealer” positions open. If you 633-4665. ces. Write: Land Ca­ 12:30pm, 649-2173. Refrigerator, $75. Frlgl- IN MANCHESTER Department store clean­ nished. Adults only. Mo -Slore/Offlce Space 44 T W O FAMILY TAG have a good voice and the ing. Call 649-5334. talog, P.O. Box 938, North dalre 40" stove, $50. Four PART TIME RECEP- Pets. Security. $350. 649- SALE — October 29th, desire to make between CALL. TWO BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES Adams, MA 01247. 7885. PERMANENTS AND ft. convertible couch, $25. $67 to $120 a week - Call TIONIST/TYPIST — 8am HAIRCUTS done In my Coll 649-7050. 9om to 1pm. 117 Prin­ naiT amiaiKn nTCiMM iwianis ceton Street. Furniture, Pat, 643-2711, Monday to 4:30pm, Tuesday and 6 4 7 - 9 9 4 6 NEWLY DECORATED homo or yours by II- Pnrta r M O R I i r M E R S i Thursdav>Call 643-2659. P R O LO N G T H E life of MANCHESTER — §lx OFFICE SPACE In Man­ thru Thursday evenings cut flowers In your ■uenK Baaiain niat caim a vmti noon Rentals room duplex. Three bed­ censed hairdresser. Call •...■...aaaaaaaaaaaaaaa ®'®*****' O*** " Ends. between 6pm-9pm. chester. Centrally lo­ 646-8867. a home by snipping ANOaSIN nMUMrAM WMWOWS CONOMn PATHH rooms, basement, two cated with ample park­ M Isc for Sole Cl TAG SALE — Multi fam- ELECTRt^AN — Jour- stems at an angle. This porches. No pets. Secur­ 2 MEDICAL SECRETARY neyman experienced In M8IVIB8U AASUHNn WITN W AM li 8 OITIB COHMCnOHS aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa ing. Call 649-2891. -~4ly. Furniture, toys, 315 Ceater St. M M IC N iS T E R «43-5135 provides more stem ity Deposit. $400 plus aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa sporting goods, wood 2 - Part time. Immediate commercial and Indus- surface to absorb the Rooms (or Ront 41 utlltles. Call646-6433after opening. Knowledge of trlol wiring. Benefits. PRICES START AT $56,900. PoMtlne/Papering stovs and much more. 28 water.. Prolong the life 6pm. S2 END ROLLS— 27W width Meadow Rood, Bolton. Insurance forms and Call 643-1472. PART TIME DESK MANCHESTER — - 25 cents; 13% width - 2 of good, but unused CONSTRUCTION & SALES BY aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Follow sloni from Bolton ppwwweiBMg#g#gw#ewe'eeeeppewwm»»PP#Pt)»P»»ppe’»P#>Pi medical terminology, CLER K — To work Satur­ Items In your home by GENTLEMAN PRE­ TOWNHOUSE — Six . Corner Main and Haynes for 25 cents. M U ST be some experience pre­ CARPET MECHANIC — day and Sunday morn­ Confer. Saturday, 9am to selling them for cash FERRED. $50.00 weekly. rooms. Partial wall 'to Street. Professional of- PAINTING AND PAPER. picked up at the Man­ 5pm. Sunday, 9om to ferred. Call between 10 Some experience neces­ ings, 8am to 12 noon. Also PETERMAN BUIIDING CO. r. flee, one block from hos- with a low-cost ad In 646-2000. wall. Large yard. Quiet HANGING — Exterior chester Herald Office BE­ 4pm. and 12 noon for appoint­ sary. Call after 6pm, to fill In on occasion- classified. neighborhood In M6n- , pital. Centrally located. and Interior, ceilings re­ FORE 11 AM ONLY. NEW 1983 CAPRI ment. 528-7161. 742-6989. varied hours. Pleasant 649-9404 — 647-1340 ROOMS FDR RENT — Chester west side. $375 a . Coll 646-2730, 522-7291. paired. References, fully working atmosphere. We Call 643-4582 between 5 month plus utilities. Insured. Quality work. DELIVERING RICH 3-DOOR KIT'N’ CARLYLE™ by Larry Wright will train. Ideal for re­ and 7pm. Reply to: RENT, 181 Martin Mattsson, even­ LOAM - 5 yards, $60.00 tired person. Call Con­ SALESPERSONS 8< Man­ 474 MAIN STREET — "LargFtt Seheilftn 9 Mark Drive, Coventry, ings 649-4431. plus tax. Washed sand, BARN S A L E — Saturday, necticut Motor Lodge, agers — Sell to metal­ "Business office space. stone, trap rock, and otCaprttln ' 9 working manufacturers: VERNON — Large room, C T 06238. “ Octobor 29th, 18am. 235 Manchester, 643-1555. First floor, across from gravel. 643-9504. 0 Cleaning, polishing, lub­ nice area. Everything In­ post office. Call 646-2426, PIOnSSIOML PMimRB Hackmatack Strost, Th»M tm OPEN HOUSE cluded. $250 month, $250 MANCHESTER — two Monchasttr. No ricating products. "ikim-5pm weekdays. CtRisircM - RsildMillii Hartford Ans” W ^ ! 6R c AT OotRDMe! $16,000-$40,000 salary plus security. Call 872-0809. bedroom duplex. Ggr- PratalMl PLAYER PIANOS are SUNDAY OCT 30th 1-4 age, basement, attic. $400 Ctlling Tixhirt Sd n Ii IIi L ARC 'fM $0ppo$eo cor, commission. North, Hsuii PswR WitMiig In demand. If you haye South, East, West facto­ aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa monthly plus utilities. OCTOBER 29th. BIktS. 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BRIDGETOWN, Barbados (U PI) - U.S. troops have captured a man identified as Gen. Hudson Austin, the leader of a military council that seised THE MANCHESTER HERALD AND FRIENDS... control of Grenada during a bloody coup, prompting last week's Invasion of the Caribbean island. iia< Ittuft fir unrtrfiBiliiil lim ii Austin was the second ranking Marxist government la y s jiewlMieE bulb c In ii official captured over the weekend as the invasion oat t kat"uB toBkbat aattWit Witk THIS PAGE PAID FOR AND SPONSORED RY THE FOLLOWING LOCAL BUSINESSES force sought to wipe out resistance to its occupation of fi. Bar ., , the tiny Caribbean island and moves to install a ' fU0 AHaaCiata Mn Fagarty Pat aasy GOOD LUCK M.H.S. They’re A MattENiatt description of Gen. Austin and was carrying i#ibpl*ibgih6d tibU" flitiM 'iS M is SOBS bus fHnwiiiOBS jto' DatrMManatta C a llM Jim Skara Mm Rally identification to that effect," spokesman MaJ. Bob the tMMt.aatsMidk detvae tkk yisar'oiiawisae raoard, DavaDidnaa MikaTaylar Saaa McCatIky Shields said. ScattHIII MikaCarrail . to ba-aihad aifBttfaig oaerty.oonOdkatL'./ . Class Act and The officials gave no details of the capture or 9r>iF:eNiia1|lftttaBee said she i ^ ' t tkink'tke ckaerlead- 'Glana Ckatalat EHMcFallay Carla Kiysiak, Maaagar information on the hostages Austin had been reported Jasaa Villa ortF aver w!oeU bo aUe to get that crowd getat-v - JaN Kaaaard Mika WaaMMlI- AMa Harris I Pllaay, Maaagar to be holding. On ilk liaU aide, irlm crowd had Deserve Austin was the leader of the Revolutionary Military Good Luck Council that took control of the island following the trarotod lo r d ie fanshoidated mureskrvsdly. from Nate Agostinelli and all your alumni overthrow and the Oct. 19 execution of Marxist Prime 7' "Wa*8 ktt Maa'iiikestgr.'’ a gang of fredunsa oaid. Everyone’s Minister Maurice Bishop. ''Look at a k 8oB playara. aaM oa.oM or rootbaO M.H.S. On Saturday, U.S. servicemen captured Deputy entiawiast.'‘llw y athy in a to the end. They don’t giro and friends at MANCHESTER STATE BANK. Prime Minister Bernard Coard, suspected of PJndi Taytor. a Mandieater High School AotuNiy* th o o g llw n LfbotbMIkawfi' masterminding the coup, in a hamlet some five miles chaaiit|Nu1er. ia'ready, to* proolaln;i the remgpia tMfe winrtts;'- ''Wo'ro'gdtwoispdddfennenlidrotoday.IFUben "Hit 'Em Hard!” Respect!’’ ‘Your local bank rooting for a local school!” from the Grenadian capital along with his wife, iRdtairw champion8i^ pf: UM'- C ^ r a l r^tfn ih g gam «8 ^'4^^r«th^^ good gaiM,imtjianwfli win." Phillis, and two of his top associates. His whereabouts CkMin«ctk:ut> iRteracmdlMtic League More ktoriee and plDfuilestgrtpn page u i» 4 U ik o i^ V were unknown. ■ i r Fred Nassiff, Jr. 1041 Main 81. A military official on Grenada, 1,900 miles south of “ ‘ ‘ ‘ rpverWmiain 11. ay - - ^ MANCHESTER M anehastar Miami, reported some incidents of sniping from H l^'H igh School of Waat Hartford. Fleaae tan toiMaa.Ii TED CUMMINGS 646-4004 forces refusing to surrender to the invasion troops. NASSIFF ARMS CO. Insurance Much of the sniper fire was believed to be coming 205 Spancar 8t. from Cubans fleeing north into the forested mountains 991 Main St 378 Main St. S TA TE BANK that comprise much of Grenada's 133-square-miIe Complex Issues face board M anehastar MEMBER FDIC surface. 647-9126 646-2457 649-7570 U.S. officials estimated there were up to 750Cubans "YOUR LOCAL HOMETOWN BANK" on the island, but about 600 already have been captured, leaving up to 150 still at large. Costs preoccupying hospital trustees Reporters staying on the island for the night were cautioned that the military could only guarantee their safety at the Point Salines and Pearls airports. By Sarah E. Hall say Y number of days." Hsmtdis and Health Care) that we in Hartford. Congradulatlons Grenadian Governor General Sir Paul Scoon, who is Herald Reporter Merrill B. Rubinow, the only physi­ didn't really need it,” says social expected to head an interim government until A COMMITTEE of physicians ad­ Their meetings are held in private, cian on the board, says the DRGs are worker Juliane Duke, board secretary. elections can be organised. vises the board on needed equipment on your Winning but their impact is public. Indeed— the only part of an alarming trend. He Rocketing prices make expanding and medical policy. Trustees claim the 29 members of Manchester Memorial questions the "continued existence of services and buying equipment diffi­ S e a so n .... At hospitals as individual entities under cult moves, she adds. "W e’d like to progression from idea to recommenda­ Hospital's Board of Trustees have a say tion to vote is smooth, despite the in everything from the charge for oppressive, arbitrary federal regula­ offer the moon, but who can pay for the group’s somewhat unwieldy size. extracting a pus-filled pair of tonsils to tions.” "The drift of the federal moon? The problem of health care in Republicans rap " I don’t remember any knock-down, whether or not Dr. Q may practice government is someday to run the the '80s is costs." drag-out fights since I ’ve been on the Beat Up Hail! SUPER DISCOUNT CENTER bedside acupuncture. entire distribution of medical care in Even if costs can be corked, the board," says banker William R. Not that their monthly meetings this country,” he adds. CJfHC demands that hospitals in the Johnson, second vice president of the APPLIANCES • VIDEO • AUDIO • TELEVISION water mistakes focus on gore and off-beat physicians- same area not duplicate certain trustees. "But we’re not a rubber- .Their newest task, for example: IT WAS A STATE AGENCY the services. The trustees are looking into 445 H artford Rd., Manchester stamp board, by any means." selecting an executive director to trustees were up against in their recent starting an adolescent psychiatry Kecny St. Exit Off 1-84 By Alex GIrelll acquisition of a CAT scanner. “ We program at MMH, says Mrs.Duke — Politics, he insists, do not come into JEANS PLUS , Herald City Editor replace Edward M. Kenney, who will MON THUHS Ttti 9 FHI Til H 647-9997 resign Jan. 1 after 16 years at MMH. really had to fight to get that. It was the but their plans may meet opposition position of the CHHC (Commission on because similar programs are offered Please turn to page 10 297 E. Center St. TUFS.WFD.SAT TIL 9 647-9998 331 CENnR ST., MANCHESHR Saying that the amount of water that used to cost a Kenney announced bis departure at a dollar now costs 93. f>. Republican Candidate Donna board meeting last week, catching the 646-6457 647-99931 R. Mercier argued this morning that the town should trustees by surprise. Most were un­ not Jump into the modification of the sewage aware he had accepted the post of treatment plant soon. director of Greenwich Hospital. New rules spark controversy She was among three candidates who spoke at a When Kenney leaves, ^ e hospital Republican news conference, one the Republicans will be in the final throes of a vast GOOD LUCK! to the “ It's no good. It’s crooked from the SO CLAIMS Dr. Martin D. Merry, an patient is 6.2 day.o ” he speculates. said would probably be the last party news conference renovation program — which the start,” said the disgruntled doctor in independent consultant from Exeter, "The hospital wins on the patient who Good Luck! From in the campaign. trustees have overseen from idea to HIGHLAND PARK the Manchester Memorial Hospital N.H. Administrators at MMH hir^ stays four days, and loses on the patient Since the town decided to make the $20 million in inception. conference room, as he waited (or the him to qualm what some say are leafs who stays eight days." It evens out in impprovements to the water distribution and the But now as much as ever, dollars are JVIHS A ll o f Us. MARKET foremost in the minds of most trustees. noontime speaker to arrive. based on misinformation about the the end, he says, if the hospital is giving water-treatment systems, rates have been increased That tendency is only natural when you The subject of his tirade: controver­ DRGs. high-quality care. (our times. The result is the Jump from one dollar to sial new Medicare regulations called LEA'S OOTBALL TEAM the $3.16 figure. consider more than half the board Merry insists the new regulations DRGs (for Diagnostic Related BUT MOST CONNECTICUT hospi­ Harry W. Reinhorn, another candidate, said that members are businessmen. will force hospitals both to become A full Groups), which charge hospitals extra tals, including MMH, are plagued by a despite the long study of water improvements made more efficient and improve patient line CARTER Wishes the M.H.S. THE MAJOR ISSUE on the 1983 for every patient-day deemed statewide crunch on nursing-home by a citizen committee he headed, mistakes were care, despite doctor protests. "There unneccessary. ol agenda: “ the need to constantly will be specific instances where patient beds. Elderly or disabled patients who made that cost $350,000 to repair. "W e're going to spend billions to save 8H0E8 struggle with keeping costs down and care will suffer,” he admits — but he are well enough to leave the hospital Foothall Team thousands,” the doctor insisted (he but not well enough to go home are Please turn to page 10 still provide first-rate service," says thinks the overall change will be for the JACKET8aPANT8 asked his name not be used). "M ore CHEVROLET trustee Eleanor D. Coltman. She says better. backing up the system — and with the HIRTSa8H0RT8aBA08 the financial know-how of many on the and more people are getting between DRGs, patient overstays are more “ We are going to have to tighten our Good Luck. board is invaluable — though she me and my patient — and the only ones expensive than ever before. 2 Main St. Manchester who are going to get hurt are the belts on diagnostic tests,” he says. But MARKET 1229 Main Street herself is a professor emeritus at Unfair? Merry says no. "People he claims having to be a bit more (>137111 (>•}(> .1998 Manchester Community College, and patients.” FARR’S Ingicle Today precise with the test-orders can't hurt, dumping old peoiple in hospitals is Oniwi O.iilv 9 9 I) III 317 Highland St. 646-4277 not a businesswoman. His colleague, another MMH physi­ 646-6464 especially since some of these tests terrible, but it's not a medical concern so POSM, 3 tectloM, Mrs. Coltman and other trustees are cian, agreed. "Someone who doesn't have bad side effects on the patient. — it's a social concern," he says. "The 1 tabloid luppItiYwnt worried about the way new Medicare even know a patient can tell you they But while some say you can't regulations are saying, ‘We won't deal 4 regulations, called Diagnostic Related can't have a test," he said. Advice...... 17 OMIuarles .. .. .10 streamline a business which deals with with societal problems any more.” Groups and aimed at penalizing Misguided doomsdayers, says a Arte towns...... 20 Opinion...... visiting expert who spoke at the human products. Merry says you can. Whichever way you look at it, the Clossllled...... ts-is Peopletolk...... 2 hospitals for patient overstays, will ★ BEAT HALL HIGH SCHOOL ★ hospital late last week. “ The individual The ‘key, he insists, is looking at DRGs are going to have a major impact Comics...... 1 Sports ....11-15 affect MMH. "O f course, the DRGs will aggregate data rather than individual Bntertainmsfll___ ...... 17 Television ...... 0 impact hospital services," she says. "A decision-making process is going to on the health-care system. Merry says. NEXT GAME ■ SATURDAY OCT. 29th l !390 PM___B t THERE! /Utterv...... 2 Weather...... 2 doctor may want his patient to stay X remain intact. The payment process is cases. “ And adapting to a major change is number of days, but the regulation will external to the patient care process." "Say the DRG for a gall bladder going to be difficult for everybody." T