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Cloudy tonight By Steve Szkotak “ There’s a whole universe of peo newsletters. Hudson- also offers Manchester, Conn. United Press International ple out there who are interested in directories of every lawmaker, and Sunday Sat., Nov. 14, 1981 one .particular subject,’’ says Hank cabinet official, lobbyist, agency Witches, French bulldog fanciers Boerner, president of the Boerner and reporter in Washington. — See page 2 25 Cents and purveyors of pornography Organization, a New York-based con report on potions, dog shows and INDUSTRY AND association iHanrhfBtrr sulting firm that also produces a erotica. Big Business spreads its half dozen newsletters and specialty newsletters are often aimed at \ message. States communicate with publications. „ "thought leaders,” influential peo \ each other. Countries do, too. ple who can have clout on a par ^ 'A Financial gurus get rich sharing HE IL L l STR ATK I) the inspira ticular issue. their get-:rich-quick schemes. tion for many newsletters. Reporters hreez.e through "Heads" learn the latest drug high. "L e t’s say Tm a fellow up in Ver newsletters for the latest informa Reporters gossip, learn and ihform. mont and I say, ‘Hey, I know a lot tion on important issues. An energy Retirees find out where America’s about wood burning stoves. I think writer might uncovgr a develop most idyllic small towns are hidden. there are a lot of people who would ment of broad interest in such Astronauts set • y ''' Newsletters are soap boxes, pay me for my knowledge,’’’ publications as Petroleum money-makers and information Boerner said, Intelligence Weekly, the Middle chronicles. They bring messages "If it’s done properly, a East Report and the Conservation Frederick F. Gokey, center. Insurance Kendall Hupper, for 10 years of accident- about anything and everything. You newsletter like that can find a real Report. free driving. Hupper has now logged more good market." representative, watches as Irwin Singer, left, can pay as much as $500 a year for For science writers, required president of the Atlas Bantly Oil Co., than 1 million miles of accident-free driving. one, or launch your own for not The multi-faceted newsletter reading might be BioEngineering to land Columbia much more. market bears Boerner out. News for the latest on genetic presents a special safe-driving award to engineering technology, or The ITIKV .ARK A big business A sampling Medical Letter, an information CAPE Ca n a v e r a l ; f u . ( u p d “ We’d be glad to, sir,” Engle aboard Apollo 13 en route to the '■ m themselves — $2 billion a year, by Here is a sampling of some — With President Reagan saying sheet for doctors on drugs and replied. moon forced the spacecraft to conservative estimates. successful newsletters that fill par they’re “ in America’s heart,” therapeutics, “ Let me,gust say I’m sure you return early. The only, other The 1981-82 edition of the Oxbridge ticular niches: V astronauts Joe Engle and Richard know how proud everyone down shortened manned flight in U.S. Directory of Newsletters, which •Contest Newsletter is a I’llE EASE OF getting started Safe drivers honored Truly wrapped up space shuttle here is,” Reagan said in a space space history was Gemini 8 in 1966. clearinghouse and tip sheet on how bills itself as the "most comprehen lures many entrepreneurs into Columbia’s experiments Friday and hookup over a simple black “ We think we can get everything to enter and win contests. Readers sive guide to U.S. and Canadian newsletters. prepared for an early return home telephone. “ The whole nation. I ’m out of the mission we had planned and the author share theories, newsletters,” li^s an estimated 8,- “ Newsletters have a dual attrac At a recent award ceremony, a ticut State Police; Fred Gokey, Alexander LeMay, five years; Herb Saourday. sure the world, but certainly with the exception of time,” Kraft procedures and methods that in 000 publications. Experts consider tion,” said Frederick D. Goss, numbers of Atlas Bantly Oil ,Co. senior representative of Tran- Mabe, three years; Everett The decision was made Friday to America has got its eyes and its said. “ We played it very conser crease the chances of winning that figure iow, since many cor executive director NAA, employees were presented with samerica Insurance Co., loss control Bennett, two years; Clifford Ellis, cut the voyage short by three days heart on you.” vatively.” porate newsletters, or "house •Nations provide the latest on in "First of all, it’s an ease of entry division; and John F. McTiernan, two years; John Ferro, two years; safe-driving awards by Irwin and land it at Edwards Air Force “ Thank you very much,” Truly Testing the arm — a cranelike •organs," aren't included. vestment opportunities, political business. If you think you have an premium audit, loss control of Tran- Singer, president of the East Hart Mark Fluckiger, two years; Mark Base in California at 4;22 p.m. EST responded. “ We’re awfully honored structure with shoulder, elbow and "W e know (the digest! is only an c lim a te and trends in such idea, you can o ffe r it in a samerica. ford and Manchester retail fuel oil Fox, two years; Dan Sharon, two Saturday rather than risk a second that we’ve got the opportunity to wrist joints designed to put idea of how many newsletters are publications as Costa Rica Report, newsletter," company. Totaled, the accident-free years; LesSyphers, two years; Tom electrical generator failure that take part in this.” satellites in space — was a major out there.” said Patricia, Hagood, The Japan Letter, Chile Today and Secondly, he said, “ you can launch Zagora, two years. could make landing difficult. driving records of the drivers Among those receiving the safe The forecast at Edwards called objective of the Columbia’s second publisher of the Oxbridge Directory. more than 100 other newsletters. it on a shoestring,” amount to more than 2.5 million driving awards, were Kendall “ It was the prudent thing to do,” for broken clouds, winds of 10 miles mission once it was proved, a "It could easily be double that •For farmers, there’s Peach Boerner figures a small "ma and miles. . Hupper, who received a special Also with one year of accident- said Christopher Kraft, director of an hour and no rain for the Columbia manned spacecraft could return to number." Fuzz, Green Markets, Peach Times, pa" newsletter, one created by a the Johnson Space Center in award for 10 years of accident-free free driving were Vern ’ Esliger, landing. But the weather was orbit. Readership is in the millions, Strawberry Report and the Lemon couple during weekends in the fami Guests at the ceremony were Lt. driving; Joseph Wilkos, seven Jerry Julian, David .Mosher and Houston, after officials decided that expected to “ deteriorate rapidly” at although an exact figure is difficult Administrative Committee, each ly den or garage, can reach up to 500 with one of the ship’s three fuel cell the beginning of the week. The astronauts flexed the arm, Kenneth Kirschner of the Connec years; James Starr, six years; Wayne Schnell. then extended it straight out toward to gauge. Many newsletters offering the latest in its special subscribers for an initial first-year generators dead, loss of another . Engle and Truly were disap field. Earth and even swung it around to are secretive about their circulation. investment of several thousand might present a problem on return. pointed when they were informed of take a picture of themselves A good yardstick of the industry's •SmallTown USA, billed as the dollars. The ship can liy with two fuel cells the shortened mission after the 24th throught the cabin window with g growth is the Oxbridge. The current "'original newsletter dedicted to the “ You don’t need advertising and that provide its electricity, but orbit of their first space trip. camera mounted on the “ hand” por edition lists 3,0(X) more newsletters search for American Shangri-Las," (subscriptions) cover mailing and flight director Neil Hutchinson said “ That’S:not so good,” Truly said. than the last issue, published in 1979, describes selected small towns of 5,- editorial costs. You use the U.S. "landing on one would be a “ pretty But they continued with their tion. Saying it worked “ exactly as 000 to 25,000 people in America’s sun Geothermal energy we hoped,” they then secured it Dr. Hagood said. Postal Service as your delivery ser tough” operation. scheduled workload, performing a back in place for landing. . By definition, newsletters fall belt, mountain and ski areas. Its vice. So it’s a logical way to go when Reagan, talking with the number of chores that will provide somewhere^ between newspapers target — retirees. you want to become a publisher— astronauts from the Kennedy Space information on the shuttle’s Officials also were bptimistic •Current Comedy is a newsletter and magazines. They appear less and everyone wants to be an editor Center in Houston, joked with Engle capabilities for future flights and scientific experiments designed to UPI photo joke service for “ those who meet frequently than the former, are less or-publisher," Boerner said. and Truly and asked them to pick testing the 50-foot mechanical arm find hidden minerals on Earth were the public," with emphasis on bulky than the latter. use growing in U.S. him up on th e ir w ay o v e r ’ for the first time. „ successful even though the original NASA Deputy Administrator Hans Mark pins Johnsdn Space Center in Houston, FOR A LARGER newsletter, the Reagan political and business quips. •—^ Washington so he could take a Income from readers first-year cost's can be considerably The abbreviated mission was the five-day, 83-orbit flight was cut to 54 a souvenir on President Reagan’s lapel spoke briefiy with the space shuttle •For members and followers of California vacation. first since 1970 when an explosion hours. the occult, there’s Witches Inter- higher. The NAA estimates a total during a brief stop at Mission Controi at the astronauts Friday night. Rather than advertising, cool blanketing layers of shallow natioal. Craft Associates, circulption cost of $66,750< for an 8-10 page WASHINGTON (UPI) - The The United States has now taken newsletters depend on readers' sub ground water that have masked the 2,500; ESP News and Cosmic Voice. biweekly newsletter with a market tempermental Kilauea volcano still the lead in geothermal develop scriptions for their income. They es broods menacingly over the verdant area’s geothermal potential,” said •Dog fanciers can find a’t least 10 of 20,000 industry executives and ment, generating 922,000 kilowatts chew in-depth, styiish pieces for to- Dr. Wendell Duffield, coordinator of newletters on dogs, including Pet other key people whb' Will pay $1^ slopes of Hawaii. But since last Ju of electric power from underground the-point tips, information and in ly, about 2,500 houses in the island’s the U.S.G.S. geothermal research Gazette and the French Bulldog annually. heat sources compared to the world side gossip.' program at Menlo Park, Calif. Club of America Newsletter. Former social studies teacher Puna district are depending on the total of 2.4 million kilowatts. Panel asks Reagan Big Business knows the [x>wer of volcano for their electricity. Although geothermal resources such communication. Industrial •The Milton Quarterly, Mark Alan Shawn Feinsteln viewed the The harnessing of Kilauea is. one suitable for electric power, heat and The Philippines will soon nudge giants and small operations in- Twain Memorial Newsletter and birth of his investments newsletter. ■M: of a growing number of successful water lie largely untapped and un . creasingly turn to newsletters to Dickens Studies Newsletter aim for The Insiders Report, 10 years ago as Italy out of second place with new human attempts to benefit from lobby, to sell and to inform their clearly ..defined literary audiences. a natural extension of his original discovered, the geological survey capacity for 440,000 kilowatts. Other •Bob White’s Duck Book, named profession and degrees in jour geothermal energy, the same power estimates those available in the up-'-_eountries making use of geothermal to rush budget plan employees — some with newfound that occasionally wrecks havoc in candor, for the author's fondness of ducks, is nalism and economics. per three kilometers of the Earth resources include Mexico, New the form of earthquakes and could yield as much energy as 120 ' Zealand and Japan. The worldwide . U tilities tuck them in their a soap-box for White. He believes “ I was a teacher, I was trained to volcanic eruptions. billion barrels of oil. annual growth rate is 20 percent. monthly billings to explain the iatest the Council on Foreign Relations, impart what I know," said Feins- WASHINGTON (UPI) - The possible” aimed at balancing the ’ At Monte Amiata in Italy — where Chairman Pete Domenici, RN.M., rate hike or energy conservation commonly known as the Trilateral tein, whose Rhode Island-based Senate Budget Committee asked government’s books and bringing the first geothermal electricity was said the measure, as finally passed, tips. Commission, conspires to achieve newsletter claims 20,000 sub President Reagan Friday to send down inflation, unemployment and generated at I.,arderello in 1904 — a conveyed a "sense of urgency.” Sen. world control. scribers. He specializes in rare Congress a new budget-balancing .interest rates. PRODUCTIV ITV AM) PROFIT new geothermal resource was James Exon, D-Neb , called it White, who publishes his stamps, presidential autographs and State firm advances plan quickly, then tried to decide The resolution was watered down "essentially meaningless.” are the bttom lines. recently discovered with the help of newsletter in Cocoa, Fla., offers a rare commodities. whether to go ahead without waiting from a version proposed by The committee proceeded against 'The San Francisco-based Inter .modern scientific detection methods $10 lifetime subscription.- “ My life, for his response. Democrats Thursday. That sought a Reagan's wishes, and those of national Association of Business FEINSTEIN WARNS against where none had been suspected. BRIDGEPORT—First Connec ly long-term funds available to not yours," he adds, noting he is not Republicans on the panel, faced plan by the end of the year and could Republican leader Howard Baker, Communicators conservativeiy es traditional investments such as U.S. Geological Survey scientists ticut Small Business Investment Co.. finance qualified small businesses. tv in the best of health. with the possibility of huge federal have been politically embarassing by considering a three-year plan timates that its 9,(HX) members put stocks and bonds and precious boring into the Cascade Range of has reported increases in all The two First Connecticut •High Times, published by deficits, have been uneasy with to the White House. devised by Domenici to balance the out newsletters with a circulation metals. Oregon, Washington- and California categories for the six-month period executives said First Connecticut is Trans-High Corp. of New York, Reagan’s suggestion that they wait Democrats have expressed out 3‘^i-times that of the' daily “ It’s all a crap shoot, because last summer found water hot enough ended Sept. 30, 1981. at this time actively seeking new budget by 1M4 — the goal set by is “dedicated solely to getting two months before taking any sub rage that Reagan would delay action newspapers in the United States and you’re gambling,” he said. “ I try to for use in heating a ski lodge at Mt. The company also reported that it financing opportunities. Reagan in his campaign. high." stantive action aimed at balancing with the economy in such bad shape. Canada. advise people to take as much of the Hood. has loaned or invested as lead For the just-completed six The plan called for $112 billion in •Lobbyist Letter offers investors the budget in 1984. . But Sen. Bennett Johnston. DLa., The biggest splash off the private gamble out as possible." And in July, government scien lender, lender or equity investor, ap months, total investment income spending cuts and $48 billion in tax and business "executives an inside agreed to dilute his resolution, and Feinstein, 50, said he became proximately $150 million to small climbed 11.5 percent to $2.08 million The committee unanimously ap increases. Reagan has spoken presses is being made by financial perspective on the formation of tists drilled into the Newberry "bored" at making money, so he from $1,87 million and net realized proved a resolution calling on the committee approved it un strongiy against using tax hikes to advisories — the doom-and-gloom public policy at the state and federal Volcano near Bend, Ore., to dis businesses in New England, decided to branch out into income and change in unrealized Reagan to submit a plan "as soon as animously. head off expected red ink. forecasts of Joseph E. Granville and levels, from the up-close viewpoint cover the hottest geothermal steam primarily in Connecticut. Howard J. Ruff, who writes pun-in- newsletters, books and a syndicated resqurce yet recorded in Oregon. Steven Breiner and Lawrence appreciation-depreciation on in of lobbyists. newspaper column. cheek in "The Ruff Times." •The Phyllis Schlafly Report “ the geothermal discovery at Yurdin, First Connecticut vice- vestments, First Connecticut’s bot Oxbridge lists 28 pages o ( Of his newsletter, he says, “ The Newberry may now encourage com presidents and members of the com tom line,” rose 12.8 percent.to $926,- expands on the author’s well-known fact of the matter is, I made a great newsletters on banking and finance views on ERA to include her mercial exploration crews to drill in pany’s investment committee, said 803 or 95 cents a share from $821,043 deal of money from my advice and -the Newberry-Cascade region to First Connecticut is in a good liquid alone, nearly 600 in all, with such thoughts on, and news of, defense, or 84 cents a share the previous there's no greater thrill in the world financial state, and has substantial year. Cheney delay nets tantalizing titles as "Smart Money” education, foreign policy and depths sufficient to penetrate the and "Jycoon Newsletter." For than to help other people make it politics. There are at least a dozen too. traditional investors, there’s "Wall newsletters that present the other Street Letter " and "Gold and "But it works hand in hand. If you side of the spectrum. Show people the way to make Monetary Report. " I»«» •The media write about money, they pay you well for that bonus for developers rilF R F 'S A newsletter for every themselves in just over lOO state, kind of advice.” investing philosophy: conservative, national and regional newsletters. flashy and celestial. “ The Crawford •Calli’s Tales, ostensibly penned KEY TO A newstetter's success Perspective," published in New by a letter-writing feline, is aimed is commitment. By Nancy Thompson firm is designing the proposed originally placed on the ballot for York by Sam Crawford, touts itself at children with stories on squirrels “ Once you start covering a beat, it Herald Reporter renovation of two mill buildings into the November municipal elections, takes a while for your readers to as the second most accurate finan and birds, a crossword puzzle and ./St 350 apartments. but was withdrawn because of cial f<>recast after Granville. listings of nature magazines. believe you,” says Boerner. "Then, A two-month delay in sending a After some quick calculations, public opposition and unanswered Astrological signs guide its forecast. •Erotic Retailer Business News the word gets around. The long-term referendum on public im Bruner estimated that each percen questions. The improvements are In the newsletter mainstream, Digest and Erotic Wholesaler commitment is critical." Herald photo by Tarquinlo provements in the Cheney Mill area tage point difference on the interest regarded as part of the town’s con however, the superstars are Gran provide sex shop owners and peep Corporate Am erica has also to voters resulted in an unexpected means about $50 per month rent for tribution to the apartment project. ville and Ruff. show proprietors with the hottest caught on to the communications Ready to go home bonus for developers — lower in each apartment. Rents- were The Board of Directors voted When Granville speaks in his items and updates on state obsceni explosion, and the message is often ..V terest rates. originally said to be estimated at Thursday to place the referendum delivered in newsletters. Market Letter from Holly Hill, Fla., ty laws. Manchester .High’s Sean Sullivan un Interest rates are now 2 to 3 per $375 and $600 a month. on the ballot for the Jan. 12 special “ Companies are realizing the mates took sixth place in the boys’ race while cent lower than when the project Wall Street usually shudders. Some •The Alert: Newsletter on crumbles his warm-up suit and gets ready The referendum, which asks election to fill the 1st U.S. employee is an important audience, crosstown East Catholic secured second was proposed in August, according say his forecasts are self-fulfilling Business Fraud, Security and Finan for bus ride home following Friday’s State voters to approve a $750,000 bond for Congressional District seat former cial Loss Prevention reports on the too, especially with productivity the placements In both the boys’ and girls' com to Simeon Bruner, an architect with predictions, using ' a vulnerable Open Cross Country Championship Meets In street and other improvemenls in ly held by the late William R. market to stir up panic, Granville- more than $4 billion annual U.S. loss buzzword today,” said Robert petition. See sports, page 9 for stories. : the Cambridge, Mass., firm of the area around Elm and Forest Cotter. Bishop, assistant director of com Cromwell. Sulllyan and his Indian team may not always be right, but few to white collar crime. Gelardin/Bruher/Cott, Inc, The streets and Hartford Road, was I’ lriisc turn to pag€‘ 8 people ignore him. •Deltilogy is for collectors and munications for the International With a. circulation of more than buyers of antique (pre 1915) picture Association of Business Com 170,000 and gro w in g, R u ff’ s postcards. municators. "It used to be employee newsletter is the second-largest H IE 600-.MEMBER Newsletter Today's Herald financial tip sheet after the publications focused on baby an Blacks cautfous on Metheney A ssociation o f A m e ric a , in nouncements and bowling scores. venerable Kiplinger’s Washington Washington, D.C., publishes Letter, which has 400,000 sub Now, employees wgnt to know suggestions on starting a what’s going on. If there’s a merger Allen Investigated scribers. bring up to 10 years in prison and a newsletter. Once you’ve zeroed in on or bad news, they want to read it in By Paul Hendrie One of Metheney’s companions, on federal charges for the firebom $5,000 fine. ' National security aide Richard Allen accepted a $1,000 payment RI FF IS A failed speed-reading a market, it recommends drawing a the newsletter, not in’ the Herald Reporter Eugene R. Guilliland of bing incident, 'fiiat acquittal by an franchisee who used a Mormon up mailing . list from industry direc ‘.‘I would have to wait and* see Manchester, already has been con- all-white jury utdeashed a storm of from a Japanese journalist who interviewed Nancy Reagan, but newspaper” Members of Manchester’s black bringing steeped in prudence and tories, association membership lists what the difference between the victedmf being an accomplice to the protest from the black community. the White House says no law was broken. I’ ugc’ -t community said Friday they are self-sufficiency to build a multi and other sources. JOHN N. BAILEY, lABC first-degree arson and the third- third-degree arson. He will be “ All the jury cares about is letting taking a wait-and-see attitude faceted empire. His newsletter in That fellow from Vermont, for executive director, said research degree arson actually is,” said sentenced with Metheney on Decs a. white man go,” Meggett said at UPI photo before commenting on Friday’s con itially focused on the volatile gold example, could find his market in has shown that employees work Clarence Zachary, a member of the 14. . the time. “ Look at the jury. Black Request denied viction of Charles N. Metheney Jr. market. Now he’s moved into more mailing lists of people who have better when they’re told what their Interracial Council. - A third companion, Eric A. Donze people have always been guilty." on third-degree arson charges, for conventional investments such as bought wood stoves or related employer is doing. Fastest typist Other members of the black com of Manchester, was never charged, • When will it stop? When wili it stop A Superior Court judge in Waterbury denies a defense request his part in the 1980 firebombing o f a bonds. supplies; a newsletter on hobbies, “ Communication is a motivator,” ■ munity reached Friday echoed his because prosecutors wanted him to — never, that’s when. It’s a white for a mistrial in the case of two men charged with killing three black family’s home. from membership lists of clubs and he said. “ Management does see it as comments. te s tify against M etheney and man’s country and you can have it.” Purolator armored car guards. Page 7. ^ Metheney "pleaded no contest to By no means Is the newsletter collectors; a financial newsletter, a bottom line thing. Failure to com Betty Baird (right), champion typist of vices Expo. Western has offered a prize of Metheney, 20, from West Virginia, Guillil^ind. The case in federal court ran into the charges in Hartford Superior medium limited to people with big from subscription lists of Fortune, municate also shows up in the bot Western Temporary Services Inc., who types $600 to anyone who can beat Ms. Baird, but was convicted of taking part in the Metheney’s attorney, John Byrne, trouble when testimony indicated Court. Index ideas. In fact, the bulk of the in Business Week and other financial tom line— negatively.” 166" words per minute, is challenged by Nora Oct. 2,1980 firebombing of the Brent refused to comment Friday on the that the idea of tossing a firebomb after "type-offs” in more than 20 cities Metheney Had been charged with dustry is devoted to the very narrow magazines. • Alvie Smith, director of corporate Krafian of Waltharh, Mass., during Western’s Road home of Lucinda Harris and reasons why his client decided t o . may have come from Guilliland, not nationwide and hundreds of chaljengers, first-degree arson, which carries a Advice ...... 15 Entertainment ...... 16-17 interests of specialty groups often communications for ■ auto-making "duel of the typewriters" event held this week her husband Bruce Meggett and plead guilty to the lesser charge. Metheney. Howard ^Penn Hudson’s she remains unbeaten. possible sentence of life ip prison. Business ...... 21 Lottery ...... 2 giant General Motors! agreed with their four children. Special assistant. state’s attorney overlooked by the mainstream NevlsletteC'dearinghouse publishes at the Boston Business Equipment and Ser But, after plea bargaining with the Guilliland admitted in cross- Classified...... 22-23 Obituaries ...... 8 B liley’s assessment. Neither Ms. Harris nor Meggett Kevin McMahon could not be examination that he earlier had media. a newsletter on — what else — prosecution, be pleaded guilty to C om ics...... -...... 19 Sports...... 9-12 was available for comment Friday reached. third-degree arson, which could Editorial ...... e Television.,...... 16-17 evening. Metheney was acquitted in. April I’ lease turn to puge 8 \
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3000 Fusscas is big 1st District race spender Libya (jenies SAN V. FRANCISCO N nfc'Yr-/-7 By Paul He^idrle Cotter’s seat in Washington is Fusscas, who began the campaign He has paid $20,507.40 already to ly, including husband Gordi and sons State NAACP President Ben An slaying plot Herald Reporter Democratic Secretary of the State as a dark horse, has spent far more Pro-Media Inc. of Boston for adver Mark, who plays with the Whalers drews, t| ie 1978 nominee for the seat ^ NEW ^-J^^MIAM Barbara Kennelly, who has spent than the. other four Republicans in R L E A N S - ^ HARTFORD—state Rep. J. Peter tising and he spent $892 on television and Marty, who plays with the in Congress, has not o ffic ia lly' PARIS (UPI) - Libya denied Friday $8,051.83 so far. , volved in the dog fight for the ~ LiOtHO — — Fusscas, R-Marlborough, has outs- advertising. Whalers’ Binghampton, N.Y. farm declared his candidacy yet, so he' that Col. Mcammar Khadafy Hired an However, Mrs. Kennelly has nomination. l/ x * .| sNOw pent all his rivals so far in his bid for Form er Hartford M ayor Ann team. was not required to file a statement. assassin to kill the acting U.S. am raised $31,6()S and, since she is unnp- Fusscas had three $1,000 cam the vacant 1st District con Uccello, the 1970 GOP nominee who All three contributed $1,000. Andrews is expected to declare bassador to France and accused' iwsed for the Democratic nomina paign contributions. Robert H. Krie- UPI W EATHER FO TO CA ST 0 gressional seat. is considered the candidate to beat Lucien DiFazio, the attorney who next week. Washington of planning an invasion of tion, she has been able to tuck away ble o'f Old Lyme, chairman of Loc- Fusscas, who has raised just $9,- for the nomination, raised $6,134.21 carried the Republican banner is the the oil-rich North African nation. most of the money for the campaign tite Corp. and Fusscas’ father-in- 544.21 in contributions, already has in contributions to date. She spent 1st District in 1976, has raised just Security at American embassies ip against the Republicans. law, and his wife Nancy each Restaurant soup spent $35,761.68, according to papers $3,264.21. $410. He has spent $451.14, leaving Four state Paris and other European capitals was Fusscas, who began the campaign donated $1,000. Laura H. Kriebie of on file with the secretary of state’s Miss Uccello was the leading peri- him $41.14 in the red. “ Restaurant” was originally the immediately stepped-up following the at as a dark horse, has spent far more office. Hartford donated an additional $1,- sonal contributor to her own camj- Among the contributions to Mrs. name of a soup invented in 1557 by a tack Thursday on Acting Ambassador than the other four Republicans in 000. men arrested Fusscas has balanced his books paign, with a $2,000 donation. I Kennelly’s campaign was a $1,000 Frenchman named Palissy. The Christian Chapman. volved in the. dog fight for the Fusscas also received a $3000 Weather with a $30,000 personal loank. Colleen Howe, a Glastonbury check from the Speaker of the U.S. soup consisted of finely-minced fowl Chapman said the gunman who fired nomination. donation from the Marlborough HARTFORD (UPl) - Four Connec The special election is scheduled businesswoman and wife of retired House of Representatives Thomas and broth highly spiced with cin six shots at him and missed was “ a dark The Republican nomination con Republican Town Committee and ticut men were arrested Friday for for Jan. 12. hockey star Gordi Howe, has raised B. "Tip” O’Neill’s campaign com namon and coriander. In 1765 a haired, bearded Middle Eastern man.” vention will be held in West Hart $200 from the Wine and Spirits allegedly bringing bootleg cigarettes and The next highest spender in the $12,388.25. She has spent $5,031.57. mittee. She also received $2,500 tavern was opened , in Paris under Secretary of State Alexander Haig said ford on Nov. 24. A primary, if Wholesalers of Connecticut Good alcohol across state lines, Department of race to fill the late Rep. William R. Leading contributors to her cam from the Committee on Political the title "Restaurant” for the pur later he had received reports "from necessary, is scheduled for Dec. 15. Government Committee. , Revenue Services officials said. Today’s forecast paign are her hockey-playing fami Education of the AFL-CIO, pose of supplying this soup. Richard Armstrong, 27, of Hartford; reliable sources that (Libyan leader) Edward Jennings, 45, of West Haven, Khadafy has been funding, training... Fair Saturday. Lows near 30. Highs Saturday in the and Roger Raymond, 21, of Middletown, terrorist groups against American lower 50s. Variable cloudiness Saturday night and Sun were charged with bringing untaxed diplomats and facilities.” , day. Lows in the mid 30s. Highs Sunday in the 50s. Light "Additional security precautions are alcohol into the state. mostly northeast winds through Saturday night. being taken,” said a U.S. Embassy State agents confiscated 50 gallons of Southeastern Ma, interior RI, coastal RI: Calendar spokesman in Paris. Extra safety assorted wine, beer and liquor from precautions also were taken around U.S. Armstrong; 55 gallons from Jennings, embassies in other capitals but officials and 48 gallons from Raymond. Extended outlook would give no details, saying that dis John Mickolyzck, 50, of Stratford, was Tiu'silay closure would compromise security Extended outlook for New England Monday through charged with transporting untaxed Zoning Board of Appeals, 7:30 p.m., Plannig Room, Two weeks ago, U.S. Ambassador to Wednesday: Andover cigarettes and untaxed alcohol into Town Hall. Italy Maxwell Rabb' was put under Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut: Mostiy Connecticut. Agents confiscated 207 car Patriots Park Board of Directors, 7:30 p.m.,'Board around-the-clock guard following reports cloudy with a chance of rain Monday. Fair Tuesday and Mon
WASHINGTON (UPI) — The Justice Department cash on Jan. 21 -- the day after President Reagan’s in but it is nearly always asked for — not offered. GROTON (UPI) — A third powerful The ceremony attracted upward of 250 enormous and the road so long, evOn said Friday it is investigating an allegation national auguration — as an “honorarium” for setting up an in It was more than two years after the After accepting the money on Mrs, Reagan’s behalf, Trident submarine, the USS Florida, will anti-nuclear demonstrators who staged a human beings in .small numbers can only Ohio was launched that-it^ was ready for security adviser Richard Allen accepted a $1,000 bribe terview with Mrs. Reagan, Speakes said. Speakes said, Allen put it in an envelope, which Allen’s be launched today at the Electric Boat peaceful vigil outside the shi(>yards be termed hopeful.” from a Japanese journalist. Allen said he had done “Knowing this to be customary in Japan and not shipyard. sea trials. secretary then placed in a safe in his office in the old. gates. There were no arrests at the vigil When the Ohio was launched at EB on The second Trident, USS Mictligan, nothing wrong. l ■ wishing to embarrass the Japanese journalist, Mr. Allen Executive Office Building. t Deputy Defense Secretary F'rank C. but three miles away at the Navy Sub April 7, 1979, thousands of protesters was launched in April 1980. It has not yet The White House and Allen sought to put a quickicnd gave it to a secretary for safekeeping until he could Carlucci III will be the keynote speaker marine Base iri Groton, five women were to the controversy by immediately denying that the $1,- When Allen moved into offices in the White House, jammed the narrow road edging the undergone sea trials. ascertain the proper procedure for turning it over to the for the ceremony at the sprawling arrested for trying to block two buses of shipyard and more than 200 were 000 cash payment was a bribe sought by Allen to set up government,” Speakes said. “the envelope was forgotten by both and remained in Work will continue on the Florida :a( the ... safe until it was discovered in m id^ptem ber shipyard on the Thames River. dignitaries on their way back from the arrested. EB’s shipyard after the launching. \ an interview with first lady Nanqy Reagan. In Tokyo, however, the Japanese newspaper Mainichi His wife, Marcia Myers Carlucci, will commissioning. when the safe was opened arid moved to another off ice,” Deputy White House press secretary Larry Speakes Shimbun quoted the journalist -- who insisted on christen the monstrous 560-foot long sub Speakes said. The Florida launching also is expected told reporters an investigation had determined no laws anonymity — as saying he paid a bribe to an American marine, which eventually will carry 24 to draw protesters organized by a coali or regulations had been broken. He described the situa official he believed to be an aide to the first lady in Allen, who held his own briefing with reporters, con nuclear missiles, each armed with up to curred with S p e c s ' '&^cpunt. tion of religious, peace and women’s Equivalency tests stolen tion as ah episode motivated by courtesy and prolonged return for an interview. 17 individual warheads capable of hitting organizations led by the American by forgetfulness. The editor was quoted as saying the interview was Asked why he didn’t return the money in September, targets 4,000 nautical miles away. Friends Service Committee, a Quaker But Justice Department spokesman Tom DeCair later arranged after the'magazine agreed to make a„“ dona- Allen said, “It would have caused embarassment to the The class is built to carry almost twice group. HARTFORD (UPI) - Several high Friday. said, I'The allegation regarding Mr. Allen is still under tion to charity.” He said he gave an envelope containing journalist,” as many missiles as the Navy’s present Marta Daniels, comn;.ittee investigation. We cannot and will not have any further cash to the American official and heard no more of the The money will be turned over now to the U.S. submarines. school equivalency examinations ap spokeswoman, said Friday she expected parently were stolen from a Bridgeport comment at this time.” affair. Treasury, Allen said. UP! photo Today’s 11 a.m. ceremony follows by John Ryan, bureau chief of the agen “a few more people tomorrow (Satur testing center, forcing cancellation of cy’s community and adult education divi An unidentified editor of the Japanese magazine Japanese journalists said the giving of “Shieh Lei,” He denied the money represented a bribe and three days the commissioning of the USS day) than on Wednesday.” She said National Security Adviser Richard Allen Shufunotomo (Housewife’s Friend) sent Allen $1,000 in an honorarium, is indeed a longtime tradition in Japan quarreled with the terminology he “accepted” it. Ohio, lead ship in the Trident class. ■ the tests for November and December, sion, said the state canceled the exam Busy picket demonstrators would gather at Fort the • state Education Department said that was scheduled for 450 people today. The Ohio was seven years in the Griswold State Park in Groton, then building and estimated to cost $1.2 march to EB’s main gate for speeches The 200-member nurses union, Connecticut billion, making it the most expensive Health Care Associates, District 1199, and a peaceful vigil, ship ever commissioned by the Navy. “As far as I am concerned,” Ms. Stockm an - walked off the job at Meriden-Wallingford Vice President George Bush led a host Daniels said, "even a symbolic Ja n n |a |le {carriage House Polish spy case Hospital in Meriden on Oct. 23 and recently of government and Navy dignitaries at demonstration, no matter how small, is a boutique Lois LoLiberte v\ias seen on the picket line the Ohio commissioning Wednesday, very, very hopeful sign. The problems hairdesigning m ay be knitting a hat and scarf. also at EB. we face in reversing the arms race is so IS Oak Street 649-5046 downtown Mancheeter 643-2461 goes to the jury on w a y o u t
LOS ANGELES I UPI) - Jprors classic mold of a recruitment in began deliberations Friday in the es ! . ■ ? / ( \ WASHINGTON (UPI) - David telligence officer.” SAVE AT pionage trial of Polish businessman Brewer said Bell was Zacharski’s Stockman remained on the job Marian Zacharski, accused of ■‘crowning,achievement — a man Friday, nose-deep in a budget recruiting a Hughes Aircraft review, but a key Republican leader found, cultivated and turned into a , tic h ot th a t* jd v a rlite d ilt m i ■» ttq u ita d to ba taaddy available 4 acknowledged that despite the I vale ai O’ below Iba ad«a>li»ed piica in each A iP Store aica pta s engineer who sold U.S. weapons vpac’i ’caiiv noted >n th it ad spy.” budget director’s abject apology his THAIMKSGIVI secrets to the Communists. During the three-Week trial in Defense attorney Edward days on the Reagan team may be PLAN A GREAT HOLIDAY MENU! Stadum, who rested his case without numbered. federal court, prosecutors described calling a witness, said the We have for your selection geese, ducks, Zacharski as a professional, cunning The future of the “damaged” 35- fresh roasting chickens, capons, canned and Thanks to Green P’s spy “motivated by loyalty to his government's case was weak year-old economic whiz was a hot because it depended solely on Bell’s topic on Capitol Hill where smoked hams, too! country” who recruited an testimony. He said there was no American accomplice twice his age Democrats said Stockman had lost "motivated by greed. ” evidence to corroborate Bell’s ver his credibility for his remarks in a P ^ Meat Specials ] k Meat Specials \ Meat Specials sion of events. FALL RIVER, Mass. (UPI) -- Murder -charges \ [ ^ P ^ Meat Specials ' , The six-woman, six-man jury will ✓ magazine interview that against two nurses accused in the death of Morton be sequestered until it reaches a During the 17-day trial, the characterized President Reagan’s Hospital cancer patient Norma C. Leanues have been BEEF CHUCK-BONELESS U.S.D.A. INSP.-FROZEN-BASTED FROZEN-A»P 100 *A PURE BUHER BASTED FULLY COOKED-WATER ADDED verdict. Zacharski, being held government described a cloakand- tax cuts as a “Trojan Horse” dropped, Bristol County District Attorney Ronald A. without bail, faces a maximum dagger conspiracy, complete with designed to help the rich. Pina said Friday. steak Grade “ A” Self-Basting Smoked rendezvous in European cities with “Oh sure,” said Office of Manage term of life in prison. DPI photo “It is my decision not to proceed with the other defen William Holden Bell, 61, a former Polish agents, secret codewords, ment and Budget spokesman Edwin dants, Nancy Robbins and Judith Foley,’’ Pina said at Sale Turkeys cleverly I packaged film and a Dale when asked if Stockman came -T u ik e y s Hamsi aerospace engineer who pleaded Standing guard Bristol County Superior Court. Your Choice! ^ ^ guilty to a count of passing secret sophistcated camera. to worfc Friday. “He’s been at work Ms. Foley, 31, and Ms. Robbins, 2'7, were accused Timer u ' documents to foreign agents in all day,” spending part of the time along with Ann (japute, 44, of Plympton in^the death of • Shoulder ^ S l ! l 'T C Q C exchange for a lesser sentence, was Bell and Zacharski, who was the , on a line-by-line “director’s review • Chuck ■ ftC V f West Coast representative of the A wife, with a scarf covering her face, stands men, either police reservists or part-time Mrs. Leanues at Morton Hospital in May 1980. Fillet ■ underr 7Q^ M n, Shank 1 B ,T | of the entire budget” to be sub l I S .b. the key witness against the 30-year- ■guard as her husband, a part-time member Based on evidence Mrs. Leanues had received a • London ■ '° ' 22Jbs *■ Portion W 0 ^ 0 lb. old Pole. Bell faces a maximum Polish American Machinery Corp., members of the Ulster Defense Regiment, mitted to Congress in January. met in 1977 in their condominium of the Ulster security forces, works in the massive overdose of morphine, a grand jury returned in Broil lOyear prison term. have been slain by Irish terrorists near the Asked about the mood of dictments against all three in August of that year. complex and became friends. fields on the border between the Republic of border, leading to these measures to protect Bell testified that he stole and Stockman’s staff. Dale said, “No Mrs. Capute, accused of administering the fatal dose, BEEF CHUCK-BONELESS CHUCK OR NEVER FROZEN-YOUNG GRADE "A '-10 TO UNDERlERZZLBb 22 LBS Brewer said. Ireland and Northern Ireland. Many security FROZEN-SWIFTr i r i rPREMIUM n tm iu r w photographed documents from them. comment.” was found innocent of murder Oct. 23 by a Fall River SMOKED HAMS Hughes Aircraft Co., in suburban El White House communications Boneless 1 8 9 Farm Fresh starting Superior Court jury after a sensational seven-week trial T iir lr n iio Butterball totba Q Q v Rump Segundo, Calif., from late 1978 to director Dqvid Gergen denied that drew national attention. Shoulder Roasts ib N Turkeys April 1981 and turned th.em over to Stockman still had an ax hanging Pina said he made his decision “after a reasoned and 69^ Turkeys 'zz7br „O u Portion Zacharski and other agents in over his neck. deliberate study of the remaining pending charges of exchange for $110,000 in cash aiid “No one is on probation around murder and illegal dispensing of a controlled substance, gold coins. Anti-I here,” Gergen told reporters BEEF fllB-BONElESSlHAlVES4 l9 iB t morphine.” « * BEEF RIB PONELESS’ FORMERl V DllM O NiCO Bell said he delivered the infor -cut alliance urged Friday. “You either work full time The prosecutor said the evidence in the remaining BEEF ROUND-BONELESS?? TO 2S LQS Whole Rib Eyes ,3®'’ Rib Eye Steaks ,4 ” fULlTCOOKlO WAIfflADOtD mation, which pertained to some of or you’re out. cases was the same as that in the Capute trial. He said CustomCul ^ Whole Bottom Round to Order 'h FRESH MIXEOFRVERPARTS U S D A iN S P tC U O .S lfl PKG OHMORf Steaks or Roasts Hughes’ newest weapons and radar CHICAGO (UPI) — The leader of Stockman, described by acquain the problems of proving the cause of death beyond a EQUALAMT CENTERCUT BLADE 4 SIRLOIN END CHOPS "What we’ve had so far is the state-local grants,” he said. Box-O-Chicken bOB Fresh Chicken Legs ,J79® FHO/EN(r.OUN1flT I f ltA t ROU t h9' systems, because he “ needed month as saying there was between tances as a bright and sometimes » Pork i 4 9 the nation’s governors Friday asked necessary budget cutting done too reasonable doubt remain the same. Assorted Pork Chops L .FRESH-USD A INSPECieO rRESM-BONLlESS * money.” The mayors invited Snelling to an $10 billion and $30 billion in waste arrogant economic planner, A&P Sausage Meat 0 125 big city rpayors to pufaside their fast without the necessary dialogue Also, he said, the medical examiner — Dr. Ambrose PORKLOIN-RIB SIDE OR Chicken Breasts informal conference on how to ad and inefficiency in the defense ,n1 Chicken Breast Cutlets FR02FN GRADE A STO? IBS Authorities said Bell was historic conflicts to form a between the branches of appeared humble, his voice Kieley — had died, and the public had such strong views Whole Pork Loins i»' vulnerable to Zacharski’s sugges partnership to fight for a two-year dress future Reagan cuts in hopes of budget, and this is money that quavering with emotion, at a packed on the subject it was almost impossible to obtain an im Turkey Breasts government,” Snelling said. should go to the cities, they said. PORK l o in - rib END tion that he sell the documents forming an alliance with the gover news conference ’Thursday, partial jury. JUICY-SEEDLESS FLORIDA WHITE OR CALIFORNIA SEEDLESS KlJlTCOOKEO WATEHAIjOEO MAtVEs moratorium on further federal "Governors and mayors have for nors. Young said the problem is that the Boneless Pork Roasts because he had just emerged from a budget cuts. years gone their separate ways to revealing he had offered his resigna “I’ve waited this long since the trial of Mrs. Capute to Colonial Hams messy divo?Pe and married a Republican Gov. Richard Snelling Mayors Henry Maier of administration has no urban policy tion for his “poor judgment and announce my" decision because I wanted to be sure that PORK LOIN Pink Grapefruit Navel Oranges OUMl sill Washington for their money — that Milwaukee arid Coleman Young of but is trying ,to dismantle the one Country Style Pork Ribs stewardess 25 years his junior. He of Vermont, chairman of the must change because we are in loose talk” but that Reagan — the emotionally charged atmosphere of that trial would A&P Canned Ham Detroit led the attack against that has been in place for years. HILLSHIREFARMiBEEF 2 39LB1 - especially wanted $12,000 for a down National Governors’ Association, although angry — decided to give not affect this fairly important decision,” Pina said. I S I Family Bag CAP N J(!)MN S OUK. p FROJE S S A l AO Sl?t different times.” further cuts and both gleefully Mayor Jane Byrne of Chicago Polska Kielbasa payment on a condominium. said without such a joint effort state ”I propose that the federal him a “second chance.” Mrs. Leanues’ original death certificate listed cancer Cooked Shrimp pointed out that they had a new ally sounded a discordant note, saying it SLICED 6.»1 l ( L ^ |2 0 .o r1 » Assistant U.S. Attorney Robert , One White House aide said “I’Ve OUK p tRO/EN SAuSf A ^ V apd local governments would be at as the cause of death, but an autopsy after her body was government and state and local in their fight —' budget director was too easy to just blame Reagan Brewer said in his closing the mercy of the Reagan budget governments .agree on a twoyear never seen the president more exhumed indicated the woman might have lived with Ann Page Bacon Shrimp Cocktail David Stockman. Stockman was and his budget cuts for the cities’ SLICEDIBEEF 1 LB Pk C r 69i arguments that Zacharski "fit the cutters. angry” than after Reagan read the different therapies. CAP N jOh N S L.UICP FHO.’ EN PE 11E U 5 OF VEINIO moratorium in further cuts in most quoted in a magazine article this problems. S5AEFAIU #! article written for The Atlantic by A&P Meat Bologna l i t A SavNipi^ Medium Shrimp William Greider, an assistant FiftLLFiftRiVI... SPECTACULAR
managing editor of ’The Washington REOJUI'TYCRISP 'LHIbPANUCRUNCHYCRISP ANDCRUNC.HV J Post. Dairy Specials ^ Northern Spy Apples .00^ Chicory or Escarole ( H E Frozen Specials ^ Area worst pollution threat The aide said Stockman was Pre-marridge FIRM WESTERNGROWN f, FRESHNUIRITIONAL Rickover fo be retired “pretty shaky” after the meeting KRAFT-PHILADELPHIA Anjou Pears M® Mushrooms ASSORTED VARIETIES with Reagan, and the budget direc Cream Cheese URCEBUITERYF l AVORED _ * SOLID MEAIY ACORN H tltlfH N lJ t SOIJASHOH c o m m e r c e . Okla. (UPI) - The area in northeast Oklahoma and WASHINGTON (UPI) — President Reagan will retire Adm tor described the Oval Office ses California Avocados Z.o. 1 Vhllow Turnips Sealtestice Cream However, Synar’s office said the sion as “more in the nature of a visit pacts upheld OUARTiRS Taf Creek area, fed by a foul- southeast Kansas Friday, gathering Hyman Rickover. ending an era for the Navy but offering the 81- IMP0RT£0-SI«-_AA ^ U S N O t IARGE SELECT HuSSE » pollution does not pose any immi to the woodshed.” Parkay Margarine smelling, red-colored stream that information and support for placing nent health danger. year-old father of the nation’s atomic-powered fleet a job in the Large Chestnuts ib l^ * Baking Potatoes White House, the Pentagon said Friday. Senate Republican leader Howard meanders through abandoned mines the Tar Creek area high on the list "This one is bad,” said Max Man in Oklahoma and Kansas, Friday for the Environmental Protection The crusty admiral, who has served on active duty for 59 years, Baker of Tennessee acknowledged BOSTON (UPI) — The Massachusetts Supreme Court Grocery Specials tle of Miami, Okla., a cousin of Friday Stockman may prove too Friday upheld the legality of pre-marriage contracts in C F g Grocery Specials j was tagged the nation’s worst en Agericy’s “ superfund cleanup” former baseball star Mickey Mantle offered no comment on the presidential decision, which came ori vironmental hazard. program. the recommendations of Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger much of a liability to stay in tended to set guidelines governing alimony and property DURKEE-BOILED who grew up in Commerce and Reagan’s inner circle. rights in case of divorce. Some area residents see the pollu The congressmen said the area swam in Tar Creek as a child. and Navy Secretary John Lehman, a Navy spokesman said. Asked by a reporter whether AXELROD-RICOTTACHEESE-fS-02 CONT 1 390R ^ tion as a Bptential threat to their was labeled the nation’s most hazar Attempts ta reach Rickover proved fruitless. The agreements do not violate public policy and “may O&C Onions NON DAIRY DESSERT TOPPING “I can remernber when I was a kid Stockman eventually “will I»ve to water sup^y. Some, more con- dous waste site by an independent over here,” ^ Mantle said. “That “I have no comment to make,” the spokesman quoted Rickdver be specifically erilorced,” the court said in a unanimous Shredded Mozzarella X'1 Birds Eye Cool Whip 6 9 ' as saying. go,” Baker said: “It may turn out opinion written by Chief Justice Edward F. Hennessey. ASSORTEOFIAVORS _ _ cernod about cave-ins at old lead study conducted for a House over was a clear creek then. Now it’s just HICH'NVHAMIN C _ _ _ and zinc mines, say government sight subcommittee of the Energy red.” Rickover’s current tWo-year extension of his retirement expires that way ...” but “I hope it doesn’t.” “There is no reason not to allow persons about to Yoplait Yogurt S 3 9 ' A&P Orange Juice 27„;89' cleanup efforts may be a waste of and Commerce Committee by the Jan. 31, four days after his 82nd birthday. But he will continue on “He damaged himself, and he enter into a marriage the freedom to settle their rights REFRIGERATEO-BUTTERFIAKE ORPAHKERH0USE — Mantle said his father, grand damaged the president,” Baker in the event their marriage should prove unsuccessful, ■ ItS ^lU R P fA S BROt rO U C U lS O R i A U iiftO W E P money. Mitre Corp. father and two uncles — one of them active duty indefinitely “for the time required to have an orderly Pillsbury Rolls r , 7 9 ' 59i Green Giant Vegetables 1 said. “I think he knows that.” and thus remove a potential obstacle to their divorce,” Reps. Mike Synar, D-Okla., and “It ranks as the most dangerous transition to his successor prior to taking up his new respon BELLACdTTA ^ the father of Mickey -- all died of MINI 1 PIE .’bO.* PAG IJN O R Bob Whittaker, R-Kan., toured the area in the nation.” Whittaker said. sibilities,” a brief Pentagon statement said. “I hope he can repair it, but It’s the high court said. Hood Ricotta Cheese 1 cancer. going to be tough,” said Sen. Larry The court declined to discuss the validity of pre Mrs Smith Pumpkin Pie I INSTANTin s ta n t' ENRICHED MACARONI PRODUCT Presslerl R-S.D. marriage contracts designed to limit the duty of each BiMOSE'fBIRDS! >1 _ Hood Whip Cream 2 U S f Cooked Squash spouse to support the other during their marriage. 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Huil about Thursday’s alleged doesn’t want to be a pawn previously asked the par A judge rejected Friday a sion, Williams charged ticipating in the Purolator defense request to issue an reported to me she did denied the request, though incident and had- no in in that endeavor,’-^.Axelrod ticipants of the trial to con that a woman had robbery, has agreed to have a confrontation with promised court personnel terest in persuing it in any arrest warrant for the per threatened Evelyn Vega, said. trol their emotions. testify as a state witness in some people,” but had no would pay particular atten way. However, he said, the son who threatened a 28, of Waterbury, exchange for a promise of prospective witness for the intention of filing a com tion to her while she was Williams also told Hull events Thursday were Pelletier’s girlfriend, leniency. plaint. ___ present. “If the participants (of he had received one The story behind a traffic ticket trial of two men charged during a lunch recess. “totally understandable Ms. Vega’s attorney, Axelrod requested a ’The attorney said Ms. the trial) want to turn this telephone threat on his life. with killing three Ms. Vega, who has been considering the brutal Robert Axelrod, told Hull guard for his client while Vega did not want to testify into a sideshow, Ms. Vega Hull said he had nature of the crime.” By Rich Cody everything was clear, so I put on the All right, I thought. This was,a asked him what he thought. He said reasonable speed instead of this il lose. And I called Dan Harris, also Purolator security guards. " Herald Reporter gas and passed her as she pulled into "hot-spot”, where the town knows it I was right, but that fighting it legal ’passing.” I paused. “'You an attorney I know from Bolton, and Danbury Superior Court the breakdown lane again. I gave would be a hassle. mean you can change this to un asked him if the court would accept Judge T. Clark Hull also How many of you have been can get some quick revenue. And I rejected a request from PICK UP YOUR VALUE PACKED CIRCULAR ticketed for a motor vehicle viola her a wide berth, in case she had crossed two solid lines to pass That encouraged me. I’m the type reasonable speed, even though that a 16-year old as a witness There was ALL FOOD MART STORES OPEN SUNDAY 9 A.M. TO 4 P.M. no problem, he said. defense attorney John IN THE STORE. WHILE SUPPLY LASTS! tion, and though feeling it was given changed her mind. the car. that would fight it, no ^matter the is completely irrelevant to what Williams to declare a mis incorrectl>, you paid the fine 1 really didn't give the incident While 1 was waiting for the ticket, consequence. Besides, the idea of happen^? And you weren’t there?” So I rounded up the two front-seat trial. Williams claimed the anyway and watched your insurance much thought. So when the North one of my passengers said, "What a representing myself (no lawyer I asked increduously. passengers, and my youngest triai was taking on a Gracious Thanksgiving Dinners rates go up? Or, perhaps, you’re the Stonington police officer, who was &-!-!$!$,” and paused. "You know,” would take such a trivial case) in “Mr. Cody, you can either take 'brother who had heard the officer “lynch mob atmosphere.” type who thinks the officer must she said, "that car you passed was trigued me. I’ve always had this that, or go to trial, he said, admit the car I passed was in the The defense requests waiting outside his car at the top of came during the second WALDBAUM’S know what he's talking about, even the next crest, pulled me over, I had in the breakdown lane.” secret longing to yell "I object” in a emphasizing the last word. And he breakdown lane, and Went back to ...begin at Food Mart! courtroom. pulled out ah empty piece of paper day of testimony in the though the ticket doesn't seeip right completely forgotten about passing court, anticipating at least a 15- The Thanksgiving feast has “That’s right,” I said slowly, So I checked “Not Guilty” on the and put a pen to it. triai of Lawrence “Buddy” — so you pay it. her car. 1 thought he tiad pulled me minute battle. Pelletier, 38, of Waterbury become one of our most cherished realizing I had an argument. But I ticket, and sent it in. Food Mart Well, you can beat it. And ifs over because I had been speeding, in and Donald Couture, 28, of traditions and only the best is knew I wouldn’t be able to convince “Is that what you want?” he After I had walked in with my easier than you think. order to pass the car. I QUICKLY received a notice for Wallingford. Both^are ac the cop to take the ticket back. I asked. witnesses, the assistant DA came up good enough for this 1 was driving my pick-up truck to Damn. a conference with the D.A. down “IL-that’s what it takes,” I said to me and brought me into his office cused of three counts of dinner. We are tried anyway, and he said something felony murder in the Narragansett, R.I., Labor Day mor there, and I rounded up my weakly. and asked me what grounds I was proud"that so ning, to soak up rays at the beach, HE CAME over to the window, like "Yeah, the car was in the shooting deaths of the witnesses', wrote up aq affpdavit, And he began writing, “T-R-I-A-L fighting on. I told him the basic many, over the watch bikinis and do body surfing. asked me for my registration, and breakdown lane, but only after you three security guards had them sign it, dressed up in my on the piece of paper, so that I could facts about the car being in the years choose The traffic was mild, and I was began walking away — but caught tailgated it,” and started walking during the $1.9 million best three-piece suit and departed. not miss it if I wanted to. breakdown lane, and that I had three Food Mart talking to the two persons sitting in him^lf and asked me if I knew, why away. I said “But ...” and he yelled robbery of a Purolator 1 had been pulled over. Still thinking "Argue it in court.” On the way down I formulated He asked me if I was sure, and I witnesses to attest to it. Security garage in Water quality foods for the cab while the three guys in the arguments and counter-arguments said “yes.” bury in April 1979. back, two of them my brothers, that it had been for speeding, I tried "All right,” I said,“I’ll see you in this special "Once this guy sees the evidence,” I ’Then I asked him if I really had to Then when the case went in front were pretending to machine-gun the a ploy. “For passing that car back court.” occasion. ^ thought, “ he’ll drop the charges.” I come all the way down to New Lon of the judge, he said the evidence • line of cars behind us. there?". 1 asked, thinking I’d catch Our Produce bins are piled highvvtth' U S GOV T INSF-ECTED ARMOUR IT WAS a lousy day at the beach. ,was going to argue that technically don just to do this, and he opened up against the state was SWIFT'S PREMIUM \ s I was following a car traveling him off guard. the freshest fruits and vegetables ^ GRADE“ A ” GOLDEN STAR I had been ticketed $24 for passing a you can’t “illegally” pass a vehicle the door and yelled, “Yes, you have overwhelming, and dropped the BASTED t below the speed limit, and the driver 'Demon' that nature’s bountiful harvest has to BASTED NETTED GRADE“A” "Yeah, for illegally passing that car that had wanted me to pass, and that’s in a non-traveling lane. to do these things. It’s the law, charges. I had won. , . 1 was a typical frustrating deadTo^ car back there,” he smirked. And offer for this Thanksgiving. to make matters worse, the court He never listened to me. which you don’t understand.” r i) GO through the whole thing NORBEST iButter BastedI B utterball t driver. But she was one of^ose before I could utter another sound, was in New London, a 'good hour He called me in, read what the of The trial came up, quite quickly, again without hesitation. trial FRESH FLORIDA SWEET 4 1 rare conscientious ones Who would he told me I could be arrested if I from my home in Andover, which ficers had written about the incident to my surprise. I had planned to just. t u Rk e y s I t u r k e y s I t u r k e y s ♦ let the drivers that wanted to do the I spent more money on gas, time W.POP UP TIMER left my car, and walked away. As he would make fighting it a pain. And — something like this — “I observed 10 TO 22 l b s . AVG 10 TO 22 LBS. AVG. U.S. GOV’T INSPECTED speed limit pass her. bring the signed documents, but on a and aggravation — and three hungry TANGERINES 10 TO 22 LBS. AVG. neared his cruiser, he waved over ' the' ticket meant points on my Mr. Cody tailgating a vehicle, then whim I checked with Duane Totten, 2 She pulled over twice into the witnesses — than I would have on EXTRA H a p another car who had passed a car in license, and higher insurance rates. pull out into the other lane, crossing a local lawyer friend of my parents. recessed LARGE j breakdown lane of the two-lane road the breakdown lane, and — the ticket, but the feeling of vindica Grade“ A’’ After mulling it over a couple of two solid bold lines and pass the He said 1 had better have witnesses tion made it all worth it. 120 SIZE ^ f o r j tp let me by, but since 1 couldn't see screamed to me, "See, we don’t days I called Gary Sousa, the police U.S. EX. FANCY ■'WASH. STATE" RED & GOLDEN vehicle. Attitude poor.” with me or they’d call the Perhaps my only regret was that I DANBURY (UPI) - An U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF BONELESS U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF BONELESS « around the corner, 1 didn’t pass. A favor anyone." chief in Coventry whom I’ve grown ‘Til give you a break,” said the documents hearsay evidence and didn’t get to object to anything. apparent failure to com Delicious Apples I^in i lb 59^ ^ to a lrc t o p r o u n d SO T Q i straight-a-way finally came, and I still don’t know why he said that. Roast TOP ROUND L 5 1 .8 9 O lC dK a orROUNDTIP LB. ^ .# 9 Turkeys to know over the past year, and DA. ‘‘I ’ll reduce this to un throw the case out of court, and I’d Maybe next time. municate resulted Friday U.S, NO. 1 WESTERN in the recess until Tuesday U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF BONELESS U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF BONELESS ROUND Anjou Pears lb5 9 '^ D odO f RUMPor of Arne Cheyenne John nO C iQ l ROUNDTIP LB FARMER BROWN WASHED & CLEANED 51.99 Cube Steak C rrA © l9 8 l Ri*rwo«HSn«--TEieSKA^^ son’s murder trial in Dan Guest editorial bury Superior Court. Fresh Spinach 1 0 0 2 . PKG. 79*^ GRADE“A” Perdue Fresh U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF HutMe Johnson’s sister, Wanda, CALIFORNIA FRESH CRISP j . N.&.n. Grade “ A ” Boneless 15, was ready to testify but Pascal Celery BUNCH 79^ Fresh was unable to be accom BOTTOM panied by a guardian from Fancy California Grapes Oven Submarine caper “ He’s a threertime loser — he’s videotaped ‘Captain Kangaroo,’ her home in Bridgeport to TURKEYS ROUND RED CALMERIAS S tuffers MASSACHUSETTS FINEST - BENNETT ‘Romper Room’ AND ‘The Muppet Show’.’’ the courthouse in Danbury, 10 TO 22 LBS. AVG. ssaid .State’s Attorney EMPERORS or RIBIERS W/POP-UP TIMER ROAST Fresh Turkeys 51.19 Walter D. Flanagan. offers lessons Johnson, 20, is on trial 0 4 2 0 Kosher Turkeys LBE lb9 9 ’^ for the Feb. 16 fatal stab LB. EMPIRE KOSHER 5T011LBSAVG. bing of his friend and ■ • lb. The Providence (R.l.) Journal U.S. NO. 1 BEST BAKING • ID 73% LEAN Bar-B-Que Turkeys 51.09 landlord Alan Bono, 40, a COLONIAL PERDUE FRESH Moreover, the tubes could be Brookfield kennel TWIN Bulletin Potatoes 5 ba^ 6 M , 2 9 Freshly Ground Beef ■TUBE N 51.39 Cornish Hens PACK used to fire small tactical manager. TENDER COLONIAL FULLY COOKED (WATER ADDED) FULLY COOKED lb9 9 '^ The Russians should learn a nuclear missiles into the air, ac Johnson’s defense at 1 LB. FRESH FRYING JLEGUUARrEHS Fresh Carrots BAG 3 FOR 89*^ JBREAbTOUARTEMb good lesson from 1981’s biggest torney, Martin Mlnnella of Smoked Hams PORT^N 51.09 SMOKED Box-O-Chicken JVVINGS •, „ cording to Pentagon sources, FRESH SNO-WHITE COLONIAL FULLY COOKED (WATER ADDED) JGIBLET PACKS LB diplomatic mishap, the groun Waterbury, also raised the CONCORD FARMS ' 4 TO 5 LBS. AVG, Swedish officials kept cool Mushrooms 12 OZ. PKG. ding on the Swedish coast of Sub possibility on Friday his G M.29 Smoked Hams SLICES 52.19 HAMS Fresh Ducklings (W/POP-UP throughout the nine-day ■ intru client might testify on his SWEET NATIVE MASS. COLONIAL LEAN (WATER ADDED) SHANK PORTION TIMER) l b 51.09 marine No. 137, later alleged to LUNDY LEAN FRESH sion and milked the situation for own behalf when the Squash BUTTERNUT or ACORN (WATER ADDED) be carrying nuclear warheads. b19^ Smoked Shoulder Picnic LB 99^ its maximum diplomatic value. defense opens its case WALOBAUM'S LEAN FRESH Pork Shoulder Butt 51.39 TR^esson: don’t push your luck. sometime next week. Ocean Spray C a lifo rn ia c LUNDY LEAN FRESH From the beginning, it was HOT or MILD LB. BUTT 0 Italian Sausage 5 1 .5 9 What seemed at first an hard to believe that the sub "It is likely,” Mlnnella FRESH “ A n d y B o y ” LB. Pork Shoulder STEAKS 51.59 amusing blooper turned into a told reporters outside the marine simply lost its way. It Guest commentary courthouse, that Johnson CRAN Fresh Goliath-sized black eye for the came inside the 12-mile would testify because “the BERRIES Broccoli The Best of Everything for Thanksgiving from Food Mart! Soviets. Even members of the territorial limit, was steered state’s evidence is rather 12 OZ. PKG. LARGE SIZE BUNCH - Communist Party in Scandina precisely along a 20-mile un shallow.” FOOD CLUB GREEN GIANT LE SUEUR GREEN GIANT Duncan Hines vian nations have now sharply derwater rock-strewn path and . Elarlier in the day, Dr. - criticized a government that has Henry Lee, chief of the C ranberry CORN SMALL GREEN headed for Sweden’s important state police forensic LOUISIANA WHOLE KERNEL CAKE ■ been trumpeting its devotion to a The case for or CREAM V naval base at Karlskrona. At the iniums laboratory, testified the Fresh Yams Sauce BEANS nuclear-free zone in the Baltic 2 lbs8 9 ‘^ 16 OZ MIXES last moment, the sub ran hard blood and hair found on FRESH JERSEY GOLDEN or WHITE WHOLE or JELLIED FRENCH or CUT ASST. VARIETIES 16 OZ CAN CANS Sea. aground: Every subsequent Rus By Eugene Sammartino number of units in any given developments .and would therefore Johnson’s folding knife 2 16 OZ. CAN 18V2 OZ. PKG. • Condominium development can were similar to Bono's Sweet Potatoes 2 lbs8 9 ‘' ; The situation did not become sian explanation only made a lit development, height restrictions of CANADIAN generate more traffic on an generate more in taxes than the ser blood and hair types. serious until Swedish authorities tle lie into a big one. On Nov. 2 an open meeting was l-l-’A stories, number of con equivalent basis. The main issue held in Andover to discuss the issues vices required thus strengthening Lee said blood from the Sweet Turnip lb 1 9 '^ disclosed that radiological scan Already, several of the dominium units in a single struc here is the location of development GREEN DIAMOND raised by amending the Andover the local tax base. New residents folding knife and a sample ONE PIE - 14.4 OZ. CAN OXFORD SWEET FOOD CLUB ning of the hull from the outside ture, and the setback of strucutres in places within the town which can ! LB. northern European nations are also add to the local economy in PKG. 22 OZ Zoning Regulations to permit the from the victim were. Walnut Meats 5 2 .5 9 Pumpkin SQUASH 2 for8 9 ^ 2 2 ': OZ PKG, indicated the presence of re-examining their attitude from adjacent property boundaries. handle some additional traffic. ’This Mixed Pickles JAR 89*^ Brownie Mix construction of condominium terms of retail and service sales. Group 0. He also said JIFFY . 8'/i OZ. PKGS. Uranium 238 near the forward is an important planning considera FRANCO AMERICAN BETTY CROCKER toward Russia, although no developments. The meeting was Well planned condominium there were eight or. nine GIBLET 11 OZ. • M'alcr availability and the tion prior to the selection of any Corn Muffin Mix 4 for9 9 ‘^ 103/4 OZ. torpedo hold. “ significant cracks in relations widely advertised throughout the development can be an asset to the hair characteristics that W aldbaum ’8 N .Y. Stylm D au C Gravy,or TURKEY CAN, FOR 89*^ Pie Crust Mix PKG a .F O R capacity of the ground for sewage potential sites for condominium were comparable to the PILLSBURY . ASSORTED The U-238 is not iself a nuclear are expected. The Soviets had town and about 75 persons chose to town. At least 11 towns in Connec FOOD CLUB ^ f o o d CLUB . CONFECTIONERS. LIGHT or DARK BROWN dispo.sal may not be adequate development. ticut all of less than 5,000 popula victim's hair Armour Star W a ld b a u m ’s 120Z. explosive, but may have been a urged a ban of nuclear weapons attend to present their views on the Bread Mixes 'plia 51.19 Choc. Morsels PKG. ^1.39 Specialty Sugar 'pKa 49'^ given Andover''B difficult tion, including Bridgewater, Deep characteristics. . LEAN • wrapper around some U-235, in Nordic countries, in return for subject. Unfortunately,, my firm, A perfect match in the topography and extensive wetland ■ Secondly, besides the planning River, East Granby,'- Sharon, and American HOOD’S HOOD’S which is the weapons-grade which'the Soviets would keep the FRI-Land Equities was not per case of blood or hair is Cooked Food Club PRINCELLA FOOD CLUB areas. Any condominium develop ■ issues outlined above, it is impor Washington,, have permitted such isotope of uraniufp. For the Baltic a ‘‘Sea of Peace.” Now, mitted to present any information or ment would have to meet very scientifically impossible, C heese ICE Pear Halves tant for the future of Andover that developments in their towns while Ham SOUR CUT Swedes, this was enough. They Tnuclear weaponry has evidently opinion regarding condominiums at stringent local and state en said assistant state's at (WATER ADDED) WHITE or YELLOW SODA or the hearing. I would therefore like some foresight be used with regard preserving their individual town’s torney Richard Arconti. CREAM CREAM ASST. FLAVORS told the Russians to remove the been carried secretly into the v iro n m en tal review s As a to the town’s future growth. Con ASST. FLAVORS YAMS to use this opportunity to publicly character. Another specialist ■ i|0 9 S 490 16 OZ CONTAINER 28 OZ. BOTTLE Fruit Cocktail refloated submarine — fast. territory of one of these coun developer, we would have to prove HALF GAl LON 40 OZ. CAN 16 OZ. CAN respond both to those citizens who dominium development in Andover History also provides a guiding suggested tha' although H • LB. H i # LB. That was done. tries. that our proposal could be designed, attended the meeting as well as an- should be considered in the town’s example for development planning Bono may h lone the IMPORTED PART SKIM IRISH * . Although the Whiskey-class properly engineered, and built to Americans should resolve to dover residents who could not at long-range planning for the today. If we look at the village bulk of the d. r. .ig the day specifications, to adequately Blarney Cheese jlb^ 1 .9 9 CONN PLUS Of POSIT diesel submarine is a rather old watch Russian military actions tend. following four reasons: centers of yesteryear where the he was slain, Johnson was model, its 21-inch bow torpedo provide th'e services needed for the • Given the high cost of construc probably Rgally in IMPOFITED CLAUDEL FRENCH BRIE or more closely than ever, be First, I would like to indicate that homes were clustered around the FOOD CLUB development. There is also a tion and high interest rates, a great toxicated at the time of the Gourmandise lb5 2 .9 9 O 4 C REYNOLDS HEAVY DUTY tubes can evidently accom super-skeptical about Soviet many of the concerns about con commonly owned town green, the FRESHLY MADE 48 OZ. 25 «1B national trend moving away from 160Z. JAR modate a nuclear-tipped torpedo majority of people, especially young condominium model becomes evi killing. Cocktail""®'"' BOTTLE 51.19 Boiled Onions 69^ Aluminum Foil ROLL protestations of peace and dominium development presented S d lfld S SHRIMP or WHITEFISH UB ^ 2 « 9 9 requiring the construction of exten people, have been precluded from Dr. Abraham Stolman, CREAMY CUCUMBER. RUSSIAN or BLUE CHEESE the size of the United States’ realize the virtue of staying both at the meetmg are valid. As a resi dent. It is up to the Andover Plan HANSEL 4 GRETEL ^ . GAYLORD sive sewer lines and sewer treat home ownership. (Condominiums, th e state’s chief 120 COUNT wire-guided . Mark 45, an arfti- dent of Andover myself, 1 share ning and ^ning Commission to Ken’s Dressings BOTTLE 69^ 16 OZ. PKG. alert and cool, as did our friends lb Prince Lasagna 49^ Paper Towels r o l l ment plants. Tolland, after long and can result in cost savings on land carefijlly assess the needs of today toxicologist, said there was Spiced Loaf 51 .5 9 submarine weapon, in Sweden. many of the concerns expressed by careful deliberations, has cut back a heavy concentration of citizens^ As a and impro^ment costs which then against the town’s ability to accept its planned sewer construction can be passed on to the consumer. alcohol in Bono’s blood Hot Ham Capicola lb5 2 .6 9 FROZEN FOODS GALORE! FRESH DAIRY DELIGHTS! i developer/homebuilder, however, I growth and to responsibly proceed when a sample was taken program in favor of well-designed We estimate that a 1,000 square foot in considering the requested Mrs. »mitn’sS m ith ’: believe that many of the concerns and engineered on-site systems. at 7:30 p.m. on Feb. 16 at Mortadella lb5 1 .9 9 Fleischmann’s ALL PURPOSE condominium unit can be produced changes to the ^ning Ordinance. COOL WHIP 0 OZ. BOWL 69" can be addressed by good planning Danbury H o^tal. PIES MARGARINE HOOD’S CREAM 16 OZ. CUP 89" Berry's World for $95()0 less than a comparably PUMPKIN or MINCE MRS. SMITH S and foresigjit on the part of the An SALTED or UNSALTED HOOD'S . ent an i s a t ., n o v . 21. u m it o n e b o h l e SAT., W V . 2t. LIMIT ONE CON- WITH. THIS COUPON AT FOOD "At, promise me you won't explode any nuclear riing of'Where condominium o . . ONF aoHPOM PFaniinmucB SAT., NOV. 21. LIMIT ONE CON MART, g o o d SUN. NOV 18 THRU MART GOOD SUN . NOV 15 THRU . possibly in the future by Interstate town roadways. Again it is true that i o n e COUPON PER CUSTOMER. , TAItifER ■ ONE COUPON PER TAINER • ONE COUPON PER ^ t . . NOV. 21. LIMIT ONE PKG. SAT.. NOV. 21 UMIT ONE PKG afternoon drinking I.______ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER. SAT. NOV. 21 UMIT ONE JAR I W n W bombs for demonstration purposes In this 84. In addition, the scale of the any type of development will in development is permitted can _CWTOh»ER^^CUSTOMER.______[J 3 NE'c OUIK)N per c u s t o m e r ONE c o u p o n per CUSTOMER | PNE COUPON PER CUSTOMER | nicherd M. DIemond, Publisher together in the*company of _ White House 'guerrilla' campaign." reduce development pressure on to 3 phgi. o l any Horn •xoapt w tm * othorwiM nolad M»m» offarM for Ml# not avaijabM in 'laaa Iota o t to nihm talail daaiara of whoiaaaiara. Not raaponaibla lof typogra^lcaf # T r ^ development can be regulated by crease traffic. Single family homes Den Fitts, Editor ■Johnson’s live-in other parts of town resulting in means of a minimum, parcel size, generally have hiore automobiles Alex Qlrelll, City Editor girlfriend, Debbie Glatzel, unit density permitted, maximum per household, than condominium more open space and undeveloped 27, who worked at Bono’s areas. 410 WEST MDDIE TPKL kennels as a groom. WINCHESTER L 8 — THE HERALD. Sat., Nov. 14. 1981 THE HERALD, Sat., Nov, 14, 1981 — 9 Pats set Your neighbors' view for Jets SPORTS Page 11 Do you think people in Manchester would be interested in contributing to the restoration of Cheney Hall? Catholic runners second best gained runner-up honors in the .h By Len Auster pionship. garnered All-State honors. believable race. The thinking was Peter Murphy 26th and 27th respec Herald Sportswrlter , respective runs. -Reddy trailed St. “ The key was three Montville peo “ We ran better today against 160-170 would win.” East sophomore Mpry’s Venessa ’Thompson in tively. Gates turned in a time of ple bunched up near the top,’.’ Montville than before. This was the Ron Adams was 12th with a time of 16:03 and Murphy 16:03.6. The Deuces ran wild for East Catholic the 4,0(X)-meter (2.5 mile) distaff remarked E aglette Coach Sal first time Teresa broke into their 15:51. Junior John Rowe was 21st in latter, bothered by shin splits, was yesterday at Edgewood Country race by five yards while Kittredge Mangiafico, figuring out his club top three. My top four girls all ran 15:56 with Vinnie White 53rd (16:27), 34th in Monday s Class LL race and Club in Cromwell as the boys’ and fell too far behind Avon senior Jeff would have bested Montville In a well. Tefesa ran extremely well for junior Mike Hebert a surprise 69th improved considerably on his '80 girls’ cross country squads secured HyiVian and had to qettle for the dual meet, “ If they had been more a sophomome and don’t forget Sue (16:36.9), Steve Matteo 79th Open performance when he placed second placements in the respective silver thedal in the 5,(XX)-meter boys’ Byrne in 28th place. We’ll be back 132nd. Bob Dussault was 93rd State Open Meets: run.j (16:43.2) and Jack Fitzgerald 88th next year,” Mangiafico issued a (16:47). (16:50), Harry Veal 100th (16:56.7), The Eaglettes took second in the Reddy turned in a 15:10 clocking u- warning. “ We ran a tremendous team race. Donnie Parker 127th (17:15.6) and distaff race with a total of 118 points aeaiilst Thompson’s winning time of Manchester’s Sue Donnelly was We scored 167 and that’s tremen with favorite Montville High taking' 15:07:95 while Kittredge had a time Sean Sullivan 132nd (17:19.5) for the LIZA OeMAURO, BARBARA McGLOIN, MARK PACKARD, En- RUTH KATZ, FLOYD MARSHALL, BEVERLY TARBOX, BILL ,.SHEA, PAM QUALLS. Reddy, Kittredge 88th in 17:16 in the distaff race. dous. We looked to the Open all year Silk Towners. its first Open crown with 98 points. of 15:27 against Hyman’s winning Manchester: "Yes, I do. Andover, Mass.: ‘‘I am fleld: “I think it's good. I Manchester: "Yes. I think Bolton: "Yes, I think they Hebron: "Some people Manchester; "YeV I think Wlllington: “I don’t see Cheney Tech’s Ron Schulz and "I'm very happy. We ran Greenwich was third with 266 points time of 15:25.45. Cheney Mill Is a part of lor restoration no matter think it's important to (people would contribute) should. I am old enough (would contribute). Flnan- they would. I think It’s the why not. It sounds Jim Mumley were 57lh and 144 aggressively. I don't know where we followed by defending champ Elast sophomore Teresa Kittredge gain second this town. I don’t want where It Is. I feel that keep history intact." because it’s an historical type of project that the worthwhile." respectively. Schulz had a time of are in the team standing but I ’m to remember the Cheney d ally it’s a bad time for Conard 338 and St. Bernard 351. took fifth place with a time of better use of old buildings site and people would like people who’ve lived In 16:29.5 and Mumley 17:39.8. happy,” remarked Manchester them to tear It down." Hall when It was a thing of many people.” ’The Eagle boys secured second 15:37,2, trailing Waterford Is probably one of the best to see It developed." East boys’ Coach Jack Hull was Coach George Suitor immediately beauty and I should hate town a long time would place with a total of 157 points, freshman Kathy Olsen (15:18) and Manchester answers to the housing to see it become derelict like to see." excited with his team’s score until afterwards. trailing St. Bernard’s 132 points. It Montville’s Mary Bridge (15:26). spread out at the top, we would have shortage. I'm for anythipg or torn down." St. Bernard Coach Doug Sharpies . "I told them to go out hard, take a was the Saints’ first Open crown Eaglette senior Robin Kaminski had a better chance. places sixth that saves old buildings announced his team’s 132 total. chance and they all did good. Peter since 1969. Windham High was third was 27th with a time of 16:25.6 with “I feel my girls ran extremely from being bulldozed." “ 132, can you believe it,” Hull ran a super race and so did Gary. with 214 points followed by Cheshire freshman Sue Byrne 28th in 16:26, well, especially Linda, Teresa, exclaimed. We’re Cinderella Doug Potter (who was 75th with a 279,. three-time defending Open Alice Charest 56th (16:45.9), Felicia Robin and Sue Byrne. I would have again.” East was runner-up in the time of K) 40l ran well and is star cham p X a v ie r High 293 and Falkowski 61st (16:49.7) and Ellen liked to have.won but no doubt about '79 Open. ting to feel good. " Suitor added. Manchester High sixth with 321 Evans 65th (16:51.4). A field of 161 it Montville ran well. I ’m as happy ” I know my kids ran their' best and wanted to peak here. We like (o "We went out aggressively and points. finished. as can be being in second place,” he team race. We had five solid scorers think the Open is the ultimate,” took a chance. I'm very happy with Obituaries In addition to the second Montville had its other four added. while we had three and two fair acknowledged Hull. sixth place. We were one off what Moral Majority adds placements by the team, East’s Lin scorers finish sixth, eighth, 32nd and The top two teams received races in the Class L Meet, Hull Top finishers for Manchester we were shooting for. Next year da Reddy and Steve Kittredge 48th in taking the girls’ cham trophies and the top 20 individuals cited, “ St. Bernard had to run an up- were junior Gary Gates and senior started today, " Suitor smiled. Ruana E. Chipman VERNON — Ruana E. Chipman 74, of 20 Windermere Ave., died .:r a new branch group If just wasn't in the cards Thursday at her home. She had iived f-H ’ in Vernon for many years. She leaves a daughter and four i sons, two sisters, and nine PLAINVILLE, Mass: (U P I) - of liberalism,” Crowell said, “ but about the subject until he was in the grandchildren. Pastor Harold Crowell’s home is not the liberals are running scared, and Army and jailed one night for being Only five yards separated Funeral services will he Monday only his castle but one of the newest he iS‘ well aware of it.” a minor in possession of alcohol. ’ at 8:15 a.m. at the White-Gibson- 'state headquarters for the Moral "Actually almost alt of the others “ I realized then i wasn’t running Small Funeral Home, 65 Elm St., Majority in the country. are gone,” he said laughing, my life too w ell,” he said. “ I Rockville with a mass of Christian The membership is tiny and op recalling the 1980 defeats of such thought if there is a God, I ’m going burial at 9 a.m. at St. Joseph's position is mounting fast, but well known senators as George to find Him.” top two places in meets Church. Friends may call at the Crowell isn’t the least bit dis McGovern, John Culver and Birch Crowell headed to Falwell’s funeral home Sunday from 7 to 9 couraged. Bayh. Liberty Baptist College following p.m. “ We’re awakening a sleeping his stint in the service and returned of the race and fifth coming up a dif WHILE CROWELL’S wife giant,” he said confidently. ’"The home. By Len Auster ficult hill. Pamela played with their 6-month- time is ripe.” The tall, slim young ” 1 thought about going into Herald Sportswrlter “ I ran the way my coached man is certain that concern “ about old son Ryan nearby, Crowell sat politics for a while,” he said, “ but Maybe it just wasn’t in the cards wanted me to. I tried to stay behind the moral decline of our nation” is •behind a table holding a huge Bible when the board unanimously elected for East Catholic hamers Linda the pack the first miie-and-a-half. I m Blacks spreading so quickly that even Sdn. covered in gold leaf and elaborated me president, I realized that was Reddy and Steve Kittrellge-85.toe didn’t think those who went out fast Edward Kennedy, D-Mass., viewed on his convictions and - ambitious what I was meant to do.” Eagle duo had to settle for a paii^f could handle it off the top of the hill by the Moral M ajority as the plans for the organization. While Crowell insists that the runner-up finishes at> yesterday\ and they didn’t,” advised Reddy, archetypal liberal, will feel the fury Grabbing a small black edition, he react Moral Majority is not a religious State Open Cross Country Cham‘ who learned her lesson from a year of the electorate’s wrath in'the 1982 said, “ Religion in the U.S.A. is like politics. .organization but a political one, it’s pionship Meets at Edgewood Coun ago when she went out too quickly. Senatorial election. “ My junior year I went out too “ There’s a broad spectrum from difficult to tell from his conversa try Club in Cromwell. calmly tion where religion ends and politics Reddy, state Class L champ a fast and died. This time I turned it BUT BRIAN DELANEY, the extreme right to the extreme 6k begins. year ago and eighth in the ‘80 Open, around. 1 thought I could do well. My spokesman for the state’s senior left.’! With religion, Cro\¥ell added, “ We are Catholics, Jews, Fun took a disappointing second place in arms felt better (than last fiontinued from page one senator, said Kennedy is ready “ to “ there’s the question of whether a damentalists, Protestants. Mor last ‘I^ursday’s Class L race but was Thursday). I didn’t feel at all good take on the New Right if they want person believes the Bible is the planned a similar firebomb attack. mons and atheists,” Crowell said. a strong second behind St. Mary’s of last week,” stated Reddy, inquiring to make Massachusetts • the literal word of God, that it contains “ We Want everyone concerned New Haven sophomore Vanessa about the team scoring. Prosecutors were criticized battleground.” the word of God or is just an ancient severely at the time by Ms. Harris about a return to our national Thompson in the Open this time “ Linda ran a smart race. She ran “ Kennedy is prepared to stand on document. for allowing Guilliland to plea heritage of morality, and we don’t around. very well and the race we planned. his record,” Delaney said. “ He is “ If we believe the Bible is the bargain. care what faith they are.” ’Thompson, third in this year’s She just needed a little more speed proud of it and his service to word of God we ought tp do what He Metheney has been held since his “ We are pro-life, pro-America Class M run, overtook Reddy at the at the end. But you can’t take away Massachusetts and the state’s says,” Crowell said, citing the com arrest on Oct. 8, 1980 on $75,000 and pro-morality,” Crowell said, last turn to secure individual honors from the girl who won,” Mangiafico citizens.” mandment, “ Thou Shalt Not Kill,” bond. He was held at Litchfield Crowell said the seeds for ter with a 15:07.95 clocking over the remarked. Although Crpvvell and his- five- and Jeremiah 1:5:, “ Before I State Jail. minating Kennedy’s senatorial 4,000-meter (2.5 mile) layout. Reddy ’The fear held by Kittredge, the member board which includes his formed thee in the belly I knew thee’ Prosecutors wilLnot recommend career are already deeply planted ” Was about five yards behind in 15:10. pre-race favorite, and his coach. wife are technically the only full- and before thou comest forth out of sentencing, as part of the agreement within the consciences of his con Kittredge, the Class L champ in Jack Hull, was allowing Hyman too . Herald photo by Tarqulnlo fledged members of the Moral the womb I sanctified thee...” asun- with Meth'eney's attorney. stituents. Crowell views it as his ‘81 after being runner-up a year ago, big of a lead. . Majority in Massachusetts so far, disputable Old Testament evidence . Since the firebombing, duty to make sure they are supplied allowed Avon High senior Jeff That’s what took place. the 27-year-old pastor is thinking big. that life begins at fertilization and Manchester has been the scene of a with ‘ ‘information about voting Hyman to get too big of a lead with a “ Hyman broke it open the top of Grand opening He claims the telephone hasn’t terminating it is murder. rash of racially oriented vandalism, records so they can vote in mile left and also was a bridesmaid. the hill,” viewed Manchester Coach stopped ringing since he and his Dispersed around Crowell’s home including spray painting of the telligently.” Hyman turned in a 15:25.45 clocking George Suitor, “ That was the race. associates decided Sept. 11, to es are copies of the Moral Majority letters “KKK" on several black Rite-Aid Pharmacy Personnel Director Gary Koesten (left) and “ And we want some answers,” to hold off the fast-closing Kit 3'*. Steve was not at his best today but tablish a Moral Majority of Report, a publication emerging residents’ homes and a cross bur Crowell said, “ and hope voters will tredge, about five yards behind with he’s still No. 1 in my book,” the In Manchester Mayor Stephen T. Penny celebrate the grand Massachusetts, Inc. one of the first from the national headquarters, ning. start expecting candidates to a time of 15:27. dian coach added. opening of the chain’s-newest store, at 361 Main St. Friday. in New England to be officially af largely devoted to condemning abor The town was also charged in a explain their moral positions.” . The second place finish for Kit Herald photo by Tarqulnlo “ I waited too long,” Kittredge Rite-Aid operates 945 stores In 6 ip cities. The Manchester filiated with Rev. Jerry Falwell’s tion, homosexuality, lesbianism, suit hy the federal government and tredge was an improvement over a cited, “ I wanted to stay back but not store will employ 10 people. Including a professional phar Moral Majority Inc. based in pornography, the Equal Rights “ We’d like Senator Kennedy to three low-income residents with year ago when as a sophomore he as far as I did. I just couldn’t catch macist. Washington, D.C. Amendment, illicit drugs, sex talk to us and explain how he'can say Steve Kittredge racial prejudice for withdrawing in took 12th in the. Open. him. I let him get out too far.” “ I ’ve gotten one call after another before marriage and adultery. he personally opposes abortion yet, Second best 1979 from a federal aid program. Crowell is as comfortable in his “ I can’t believe I almost got her,” “ I knew Hyman had too big of a from people expressing views supports it for others, how he can lead,” agreed Hull, "He naa a lo - The town was vindicated of those role as head of the family and Reddy informed her coach, Sal similar to ours,” Crowell said. support the ERA when it can so yard lead with about eight-tenths of charges last month. breadwinner in this middle class Mangiafico, following the exciting Reddy and Thompson were neck- They’re asking, ‘How can I join&’” easily be turned against women and ran well but just wish I had more at a mile left. Steve didn’t have his residential community 36 miles finish, ‘"The girl (Thompson) who and-neck with about a quarter mile Science oldtimer whether or not he believes that a the end. She kicked right by me,” best race today. He didn’t iook com FOR THE TIME~being, all was first ran unbelievable,” the southwest of Boston as Pamela, a strong national defense is the best to go when the New Haven runner Reddy revealed. Crowell can do is take the phoner’s trained pharmacist, is as wife and Eaglette senior praised. took the lead at the final corner. “ I fortable and it took him some time deterrent to war,” Crowell said. Reddy stood 11th at the midpoint to warm up.’t PMi name and address and assure sup mother. “ I didn’t feel good untif the end of Herald photo by Tarquinio Cheney delay loves profession porters that he will get in touch with The place for a woman with THE MORAL MAJORITY the race. ’The last half mile is where A them as soon as the technicalities of offspring is in the home, according report criticizes Kennedy for Decision comes in overtime incorporation are completed and he to Crowell. “ presenting misinformation” about I picked it up but he was too far East Catholic graduate Maggie Sullivan (top) gives rubddwn to , ahead,” Kittredge, the blonde brings bonus' finds an office suitable for the “ We do support equal rights for the organization. “ He and his liberal former teammate Linda Reddy to help relieve some of the pre His most recent work, a history of haired junior, stated, “ I am pleased. BERKELEY, Calif. (U P I) — Dr. mounds of publications, pamphlets women,” Crowell said, “ but the friends continue to stretch the truth race tension at Friday s State Open Meet at Edgewood Country solution theory, was published last I wanted to be in the top three. I Joel Hildebrand is approaching the and records piling up in the living Equal Rights Amendment is not the and intentionally spread errors by Club. Reddy took second place in girls’ run. Gonlintirtl.fnim pug*- one year, possibly could have gotten him hut century mark in his life, but age has room of his ranch house. answer.” saying the Moral Majority has hit not slowed the curiosity that made "Some people had the history Based on the initial response to Eagles' character that depends on how much he had “ It could financially penalize lists containing names of political The estimated cost of turning the him a renowned scientist. wrong,” he said simply. left. Weaving Mill and Clocktower Mill the Moral Maturity’s aim of widows and deserted wives,” he leaders eyed for losing elections,” Hildebrand, who celebrates his H ild e b r a n d s ta r te d in “ I wanted to stay back but not as into apar^tments is $17 million. The “ providing a voice for a return to said, and “ the ambiguous language one article says. ’ 100th birthday on Monday, spends UCBerkeley’s department of far as 1 did.” project will be funded through moral sanity,” Crowell, now state could lead to court decisions sanc his days still trying to solve the chemistry in 1913 when it was being “ We haven’t targeted him,” The glory of being a State Open revenue bonds supervised by the president, said he expects a dues- tioning homosexual marriages.” mysteries of his profession. reorganized with young men much paying membership of close to 25,- Crowell said. “ He has targeted us.” evident in 3-2 win champ does not belong to either town. The plain-speaking professor, who like himself. He went on to teach (XX) within two years. “ IT LS IN the best interests of a Saying the senator “ is not on their Reddy or Kittredge, but regardless The town will not incur any once described chemistry as "what chemistry to scores of freshman family that a mother stay at home, hi* list is ridiculous when he is,” both dealt themselves glory with responsibility for the bonds, which The goal of toppling Kennedy, who chemists do and how they do it,” students while making many out if it’s at all possible,"” Crowell ’ jlaney responded. .fine outings. are secured by the property in is seeking a fifth term, does not Showin'g a great deal of character through pass to striker Colin Doran, loves to talk about the interests that> standing discoveries in the field. emphasized, adding that the Callahan stopped a direct kick just volved. ' appear awesome to Crowell. He has ‘"The Moral Majority and the and resourcefulness. East Catholic who beat the St. Bernard keeper have made up the grealest part of One achievement he counts organization is 1(X) percent behind outside the area taken by Dave William E. FitzGerald, chairman personally “ never met a strong other New Right groups are all rallied from a halftime deficit and from 11 yards out as the netminder " Woods but couldn’t control it. his life. among his best was discovery of a equal pay and work opportunities of the Cheney Brothers National Kennedy supporter” although he linked together,” Delaney said. pulled out a 3-2 overtime win over tried unsuccessfully to knock it from “ I ’m very fortunate in having dis helium-oxygen mixture that can be for men and women without Patti provided East a life and op Landmark Historic District, was born and raised in the popular ‘‘They’re going to come in from all St. Bernard in a State Soccer Tour- Doran’s foot. The goal at 1:50 into Sports State covered things that are as in used in preventing deep-sea divers senator’s home state. children. nan , Class L Division quarter portunity for the win with his six" explained at a Board of Directors’ over the place, but we’re prepared.” the first sudden death overtime was goal of the season. teresting as they are to me,' and from getting the “ bends.” Another Ironically Crowell’s chur^ and final yesterday at Eastern meeting Thursday that the federal THERE WAS NO Moral Majority ’The Moral Majority relies on Doran’s 14th of the year and third in complicated enough so they are was a general theory of regular Moral Majority affiliat^ have Connecticut ouiL .ollege. The Eagles dominated the second Saturday "" government makes the interest on branch here during President distortion and misrepresentation two tournament outings. worth pursuing further,” he said solutions. similar problems. Neither have per-, ‘The win by the second-ranked half with a 13-4 edge in shots, giving the bonds tax-exempt to encourage , Reagan’s campaign, but Crowell conducting a negative campaign ’’ “ This was just one great f o o t b a l l Thursday. manent homes nor mucly of a Eagles, 16-1, moves them into the them a final 23-10 advantage in that development in historic districts. maintains that the wides'^read Delaney said, adding that it “ has character buiiding game as the Penney al IVIunelieHler. 1:30 Hildebrand, a chemistry professor membership. Crowell said he has semifinals for the first time ever. department. The bonds are bought by private national publicity the organization b^n the strategy of these New team showed tremendous poise and (;IKLS SWIMMINt; at the University of California- Fogarty quits been cqnducting Plainville Baptist East was sidelined a year ago by bond purchasers. received swept the message to Right groups to mistake records ” really battled 100 percent for the ” We hope w e’ve cleared that Berkeley since 1913, formally Church’ services in the American South Windsor in the quarterfinals. Kasl (iu llio lie ul (Jaijs I, !Vlee^ The town is involved in the bon James R. “ Dutch’’ Fogarty enough receptive voters to tilt the “ ’Their strategy also has nothing whole contest,” marveled excited monkey off our backs,” stated “ retired” in 1952 at the required age Legion Hall since December 1979. East will face fourth-ranked 14-2 ^(Kennedy). 5 p.m. ding process pnly as a supervisor, to resigned from the Manchester Coun scales for conservative Reagan even to do with supporting a better can Eagle Coach Tom Malin, “ Although Malin, referring to the loss in the ‘80 of 67. ’The congregation has grown from Bethel High, a 1-0 quarterfinal make sure the construction and use ty Club Board of Governors Friday, in the so-called li jeral Bay State. didate,” Delaney said. “ To say we fell behind, I felt we could be quarterfinals to South Windsor, He went on' to publish scores of six to 60. winner over Wilcox Tech, ‘Tuesday of the buildings is compatible with so he can take his seat on the town “ Liberal politijians are out of Kennedy is not targeted by them is successful if we didn’t begin to panic “ and are ready for the challenge of Boyer named scientific papers, supervise Church' attendance isn’t distur absurd.” afternoon at a site and time to be an and worry about the time.” the goals of the historic district, Board of Directors. touch with the -noral pulse of the the semifinals. graduate students, continue his own bing him any more than the scant nounced. St. Bernard, 10th ranked and LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UPI) - FitzGerald said. ^ Fogarty, a Democrat, was elected people,” Crowell said. “ Voters, work-and make a lasting mark on Moral Majority rolls. Crowell, who The state championship is slated “ We |cnow now that we are Former St. Louis Cardinals Town Manager Robert B. Weiss to the Board of Directoss last week. tired of the way liberals are bowing out at 10-4-3, opened the the school that has even named a describe? himself as “ a home town next Saturday, Nov. 21. scoring at 24:11 of the first half. Bob capable of coming from the edge of manager Ken Boyer was named late said the town’s supervisory role He will be sworn in Monday night. destroying the traditional family building for him — Hildebrand Hall. boy,” e.\pects to have a church In Memoriain Trailing 2-1 at the half. East out Zirgus took the ball down 'the right ( adversity. I feei very proud of the Friday new manager of the gives it the power to control use, in and values on which our nation was erected by the spring with a In loving memory of Franklin J. played the Saints the second 40 wing and fed Eric Vandervalde, un whole team and feel this victory Springfield- 111. Redbirds when the cluding regulating any conversion of built, want to know where can swelling congregation. McCann, who passed minutes and finally broke through at marked in the middle, and he scored means so much to our total poccer American Association farm cluh the apartments to condominiums, Social set VFW to meet didates stand on such critical con away November 14, 1965. 36:04. Marc Patti banged home a 20- from eight yAfds out. program than anything that’s ever moves to Louisville next spring. through the administering agency. cerns as abortion.” W HILE HE IS paid in his position yard high drive following. a feed happened,” Malin assessed. Boyer, wearing a T-shirt lettered Restrictions can be written into the ' Singles East will hold a discussion/ VFW Post and its Auxiliary, 2046, Ti^^heals they say and maybe it SophomoreTRidfielder Bill Masse Of all the issues expounded upon'' as full-time pastor, Crowell said he from Ed Ansaldi. “ Louisville Redbirds” — the team’s bond contract, he said. social on the topic: “ How-to Live will meet Monday at 6:15 p.m. at the was credited with* East’s first gw i Only two games -^and two wins Herald photo by larquinlo by the Moral Majority, Crowell receives ho salary for his work with Ansaldi, junior midfielder who Because the revenue bonds are Alone and Like It on Sunday evening, Post Home, 608 E. Center St. to car- at 32:45 of the half as his corner kick —separate East from a state title. new name — succeeds Tommy views none as more important than Moral Majority, only a remittance . But memories last and so does love transferr^ from Bolton High at the tax-exempt, interest rates are Nov. 15 at 7:30 p.m. at the Unitarian pool to Rocky Hill Hospital for a was punched by the St. Bernard And to think back in 1974 and ‘75, Thompson, who managed ^ Manchester High’s Peter Murphy (left) and Gary Gates are all abortion and no stqnd as more for postage, gasoline or telephone living yet start of the current season, was somewhat lower than the prime len Meetinghouse, 153 West Vernon St. recreation bingo. We loved him too dearly to ever keeper off a Saint defender into the - Malin’s first two years as coach, Springfield last year. He was in repugnant than Kennedy’s. bills. responsible for starUng Blast’s win smiles following their performance at Friday’s Boys’ State Open ding rate. Revenue bonds are now at The evening is open- to all in Sandwiches. may be left at the forget. cage. ■ records of 0-12-1 were registered troduced at a news conference by A. “ After 19 years in the Senate, he Lacking any religious training ning goal. He saved the ball from Cross Country Championship Meet. Gates and. Murphy were about 13 percent interest, terested adult singles. There will be Home. Members are needed to at Vandervalde tallied at 38:40 from each year. ‘The program has come Ray Smith, the new owner of the ought to fetire,” Crowell said. during childhood, Crowell said he going over the sidelines and fed a ^ 26th and 27th respectively individually'with Silk Towners sixth FitzGerald said. a small admission fee. tend. Always remembered by two yards out as Eagle keeper Dave quite a long way, indeed. blub. “ Kennedy claims to be the voice did not start thinking seriously in team standings. Brothers and Sisters THE l^R A LD . Sat.. Nov. 14, 1981 TH E H ERALD , Sat., Nov. 14, 1981 ~ 11 Guidry, Jackson 'most wanted' Patriots anxious to derail Jets FOXBORO, Mass. (U P I) _ n himself as the No. 1 quarterback Relief pitcher Dick Tidrow of the " t . “ A lot of people right now think the Klecko and Mark Gastineau with a a personal high with eight TD recep Pats' quarterback Steve Grogan. “ H e’s been on championship clubs and shapes up as a matchup of two ' and tight end Don Hasselbeck has NEW YORK (UPI) - Pitcher Ron excess of $i million per year. “ We’re not George is, if it’s possible to sign them Chicago Cubs, drafted by only two clubs, Jets are the best team in the divi combined 23V4. Safety Dairol Ray’s tions and rookie running back “ It's not something you can put your 1 think at this stage of his career he teams who had identically dismal made everyone forget Russ Frapcis. Guidry and outfielder Reggie Jackson, a going to say the Yankees have the last within reason it will be done.” and relief pitcher Ed Farm er of the sion. For the first time in a long seven interceptions ties him for the Freeman McNeill could be ready finger on. Why do they always seem might be interested in the challenge of starts, with one dramatically rev'ef- “ New England still is a good vital part of two world championship and offer,” said Schneider, who attended the If Guidry signs with another club, the Chicago White Sox, taken by four teams, time, they’re in contention for the AFC lead. this weekend to„balance the attack. to beat Miami?” building a young team like rfurs into a sing itself while the pther withered team, never mind their 2-8 record,” four American League pennant winning draft. "T h ey’ve had 10 years to get Ron Yankees will receive a professional title.” On offense, quarterback Richard “ M cNeill should be back soon, But this year, the Do|phins contender,” said Bavasi. “ We also have are the only other Type A players in the said Michaels. “ They've got good teams for the New York Yankees in the under contract. We’re going to be fair player from a pool of all non-protect^ draft who will require professional com t past seven New York comes to Foxboro with Todd is throwing the ball well. already have ended a similar five- quite a large scale television operation w^eekS’ tte New York Jets have been people and nobody has blown them last six years, Friday moved a step and listen to offers from every club. The players and an amateur draft choice in a 5-4-1 record, third place in the They’ve got it all going for them,” game losing streak at Schaefer and and he could become a household word in pensation in addition to an amateur draft the hottest team in the American out of the ballpark this season. They closer toward a change of address for Yankees' will have their own opportunity return as part of the Basic Agreement choice if they choose to sign with another AFC Elast, but are 5-1-1 in their last Erhardt said. the Jets will find a Patriots' defense Canada in a very short tim e.” Football Conference. The J e tr who just seem to make the mistake at their baseball future. to make their best offer. which ended the 50-dav baseball strike seven games. The Patriots have lost But the Jets have had trouble in that has been most generous so far. There were only four players drafted club. have had troubles in Schaefer the wpong time. That 2-8 is very, The two All-Star performers were “ Every one we wanted to draft him, last summer. Guidry requires a three straight for the second time New England the past five years, The defensive line has been ineffec who, for certain, will not be back with Stadium, arrive for Sunday’s game very deceiving.” among the most sought after com drafted him. He’s excited about it. We’re professional player in addition to an . Collins, catcher Tim Blackwell of the this year to fall to 2-8. A defeat Sun being outscored 210-65 with the tive as have the linebackers while their old cluhs next season. Collins, with disappointing New England The Patriots have been their modities in the sixth annual re-entry looking for a five-year, no trade, no cut amateur choice since he is listed among Qiicago Cubs and shortstop Chris Speier day would give them their first Patriots twice topping 50 points in the secondary has been beset by in Boston relief pitcher Bill Cantpbell, out with plenty of ammunition. worst enemies. Seven of their eight •draft of free agenU and, unless Yankee contract in excess of one million dollars the top 20 percent at his position on the of Montreal fall .into the Type B losing season since 1975. ’The Jets Todd has thrown three .or more T D ' that span and once going over 40. juries. fielder Joe Rudi of the Red Sox and San ’ "The Jets look like they’re in the losses have been 10 points or less, in club owner George Steinbrenner has a per year. We’re flexible on the payoff basis of a set of pre-determined category, meaning they require compen bring the top pass rushing defense in passes in four games this year and “ We have a good winning streak The offense, however, has been Diego outfielder Jerry Turner are hunt to make a run for the title ” cluding defeats of one, two, three sudden change of heart, the two are scale.” The clubs expected to bid highest . statistics over the past two years. sation in the form of two amateur draft the N F L with 37 sacks, the key already has a career-high 18 scoring against the Jets at Foxboro, but I productive, the second best in the definitely headed elsewhere since their said Patriots Coach Ron Erhardt and four points. almost certain to be playing for other for Guidry’s services are Toronto, Atlan Jackson, who is seeking a multi-year, sackers being defensive ends Joe strikes. Wesley Walker has matched don’t know the reason why,” said AFC. Grogan has reestablished clubs refused to retain negotiation rights choices if they sign with another team. clubs next year. ta, Houston, Philadelphia and the New $1.5 million a year contract, did not to them. Blackwell was drafted by six teams but Twenty-one players from a list of 41 York Mets. Only last week Guidry turned create as much interest as Guidry but Aside from Guidry and Jackson, Speier was not taken at all and is free to were selected *by four or chore clubs, down an offer from the Yankees which the 35-year-old slugger was selected * Collins and Denny are regarded as the make his own deal with any club. ’Twenty with Cleveland pitcher John Denny, Cin was less than $1 million per year and seven times, including three on the first best players on the list. Collins, a fleet players, in all, were taken by few er than AadfalS] G/bbs sounds like loser cinnati outfielder Dave Collins and St. Steinbrenner has stated publicly that he round. Toronto and Atlanta are expected Six straight wins outfielder who has a .277 lifetime four teams and are free to negotiate with Louis pitcher Joaquin Andujar also at does not believe pitchers are worth that to go all out to sign him. .average for six years; was chosen by 10 any club. tracting much interest. much. “ I think he’s a helluva player,” said 'TV teams and Denny, a right-handed pitcher Guidry, who posted an 11-5 record with Still, the Yankee owner is not expected Braves’ manager, Joe Torre. “ He still, who posted a 10-6 record last season, was MJith trie exception of the Type A and a 2.75 ERA for the American League to throw in the towel without putting up a has a good arm and 1 don’t think he’s Type B players, all others in the draft goal with Steelers dropped o ff on his ability to hit the ball. selected by 13 clubs. Andujar, a righU Redskins seek revenge East champions last season, was the No. fight. handed pitcher who went 8-4 with a 4.15 fall into the non-ranked category and will 1 prize in the draft, being selected by 17 “ 1 would say our chances of signing Reggie can hit a ton in our ball park.” SATURDAY E R A for St. Louis last season, showed require only an amateur draft choice as teams. The Yankees also retained their both Guidry and Jackson are at least as Peter Bavasi, president of the Toronto By Jeff Hasen Hockcy-7 Bruins v». Penquins, just how much pitching is coveted by payment. No compensation will be more than 10,(X)0 yards in his career, rights to him and Guidry's agent, John good as the clubs that drafted them,” Blue Jays, intends to try and sell Jackson UPI Sports Writer Ch. 38; 7:15 Whalers vs. Caps, major league clubs when he was taken required for players selected by fewer has rushed for 651 yards this season Schneider, Jr., said his client was asking said Yankee executive vice president the challenge of playing for a young than four clubs. while Andrews has 815. WTIC. for a five-vear euara'ntced contract in Cedric Tallis. “ As competitive as organization. by 11 teams. The Pittsburgh Steelers have been Foolhall-Noon Alabama vs. against Giants Sunday Bennett hopes his team Isn’t kind enough to join their fellow divi taking the Steelers top lightly. Penn Slate, Ch. 8; 12:30 UConn sion mates in the middle of the AFC vs. Rhode Island, WDRC; 1:4.5 “ Pittsburgh has a strong tradition defense contributed to our and fumbled twice as Green Bay Central pack after years at the top Notre Dame vs. Air Eoree, WINh. EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J, and we had better be prepared to problems, though and they’re built a 20-0 lead after J h e first but Coach C3iuck Noll is ready for Baskelhall-8 Cellies vs. (U P I) — Even though his team is play,” he said. “ We are still alive probably better now.” quarter. However, Brunner rallied down another Steeler ascent beginning Cavaliers, WINK, WPOP. bidding for its fourth straight vic 76ers Seiections for postseason play but it is obvious But if the Giants’ defense is the Giants to a 24-23 lead before Jan this week. Boxing-4-Ramos vs. Sahaler, tory, Washington Redskins Coach tim e'is running out rapidly.” better, so is the Redskins’ offense. Stenerud kicked a 23-yard field goal “ I’m looking for six straight Ch. 22; Noel vs. IMonlellano, Ch. Joe Gibbs still sounds like a loser. 4 Led by quarterback Joe Theismann with 2:36 left to win the game for the Kansas City Kiffredge family in race wins,” said Noll, whose 5-5 Steelers In other games Sunday, the New “ 1 think w e ’re b e tte r," said 3; Benitez vs: Santos, IIBO. are two games behind Cincinnati York Jets are at New England, Gibbs, who suffered through five and the running of Joe Washington Packers. by teams and John Riggins, Washington rates Since the Redskins and Giants last heading into Sunday’s game at Baltimore at Philadel, Buffalo at St. SUNDAY consecutive losses to open his PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - Lionel longer to complete due to timeouts for com fourth in the NFC in total offense. met. New York has come up with a No less than six members of the Kittredge Atlanta. “ I refuse to accept that we Louis, Chicago at Green Bay, Los Hockey-7 Islanders vs. Flyers, coachiing career, “ But how much, I Hollins scored 25 points and Darryl mercials...Linesmen in National Hockey The Redskins average 349.2 yards running game in Rob Carpenter. family from Vernon have entered the Five aren’t good enough to do that. I ’ll Angeles at Cincinnati, New Orleans Ch. 9; 7 Bruins vs. Sabres, (3i. don’t know. We go into a tough Dawkins pulled down a career high League games draw salaries in the $20,000 NEW YORK (UPI) - Player-by “ It looks like Carpenter has made Mile Road Race in Manchester Thanksgiving never accept that even if we don’t at Minnesota, Oakland at Miami, 38; 7:30 Rangers vs. Oilers, USA stretch in the schedule. We didn’t do 19 rebounds Friday night to lead the Herald range for six months work. In addition to player selections in the 1981 major a great difference in their offense,” morning. win another game all year.” Denver at Tampa Bay, Houston at ((able. NFL-1 Rams vs. Bengals, much with the early part and this is Philadelphia 76ers to a 105-85 vic being excellent skaters, the linesmen must league baseball re-entry draft of said Gibbs. "He’s really made their • While the lady of the house is preparing the Angle Pittsburgh enters the game as 5- Kansas City, Cleveland at San Fran (;h. 3; Je(s vs. PATRIOTS, even tougher.” Come on, Joe, let’s tory over the Kansas City Kings. also know the rules from cover to cover and free agents: ground game go, Simms will turkey dinner, 47-year-old David Kittredge point underdogs after going 12-12 cisco, Dallas at Detroit, and W POP, Ch. 22, 30; 4 Giants vs. get a little excited. After all, Sun It was the third straight victory be strong enough to separate players when Glenn Abbott, p, Seattle (4) — probably play gainst us and I fear will gather up his children and head for the , Earl Yost, over its last 24 games. The Steelers Washington at New York Giants. On Redskins, Ch. .3, W'INF; 4 t.ow- day’s opponent is a team you team for Philadelphia, while Kansas City fists start flying...Word is out that the Boston Cleveland, New York (N L), Chicago him because he’s a play maker and starting line at 10:30. Sports Editor haven’t had a losing season in the Monday night, San Diego is at Seat hoys vs. Lions, Ch. 6. can beat. Hey, there’s even a lost its third in a row. After Kansas Bruins are resorting to rough-house tactics (AL), Philadelphia. they have great outside receivers.” While there are a number of husband and last nine years. tle. revenge angle. City had taken a 6-4 lead, and at last glance they are paying off as the Joaquin Andujar, p, St. Louis (11) Si^nms. the N FC ’s seventh-rated wife entries, brother and sister, brothers and “ The Steelers have run into hard The Broncos lead the AFC West The Redskins travel to Giants Philadelphia outscored the Kings 18- team heads the Adams Division standing — Seattle, Oakland, Cleveland, Los quarterback, has completed 166-of-299 a few fathers dnd sons, mothers and times, just like we have, hut they by a game over San Diego and Kan Stadium Sunday (4 p.m. EST) to 2 and led 31-14,at the end of the first which includes the Whalers. Angeles, Philadelphia, Baltimore, passes for 1,922 yards and 10 TDs. daughters, the Kittredges win the award for are still a very physical football sas City but begin a 3game road trip meet the New York Giants in an period as Hollins poured in 14 points. Governor to attend Pittsburgh, San Francisco, Texas, Holdout ends NFC EasLgame that may determine His top receiver is Johnny Perkins, contributing the most members from the team ,” said Atlanta Coach Leeman with stops in Cincinnati and San per games with Theismann Cliff Robinson helped the Kings to Chicago (NL), New York (AL). the direction the clubs will take the who has 40 catches for 724 yards. same household. A first for the Five Mile Road Race when Athletic background Bennett. ’’They’re still running Diego before returning home. OAKLAND, Calif. (UPI) — .throwing for an average of 223,1 rally to within 44-36 at 3:49 of the se Tim Blackwell, c, Chicago (NL) Golden State forward Larry Smith rest of the season. But the Giants shine on defense. The Kittredge children are: David, 19, the 45th edition,, takes place Thanksgiving Franco Harris like they have for the Denver’s Craig Morton is N F L ’s No. yards per game. However, cond period, but Philadelphia hied a Did You Know Department: John Barnini, (6) — Oakland, Seattle, California, Led by linebackers Lawrence Kathleen, 18, Steve, 16, Teresa, 15, and morning in Mancfiester will be the presence past 10 years and Terry Bradshaw 1 rated {lasser. Dallas halfback Tony ended his “ holdout” Friday when he The Giants, 5-5 following a 26-24 Washington has suffered from tur 54-41 lead at the half. source of much orint in recent weeks with his Montreal, San Francisco, loss to Green Bay last week, will Taylor, Brian Kelly, Brad Van Pelt James, 14. of a Connecticut governor. Gov. William still knows how to move them down Dorsett,’ who leads the NFL in reached agreement with the novers, losing the ball 15 times via Leading 66-57 midway through the gift of Cheney Hall to the Town of Philadelphia. attempt to make it two straight over • and Harry Carson, the Giants are Two of the children are well-known in' O’Neill confipmed yesterday that he would be the field.” Atlanta trails San Fran rushing with 1,089 yards, and Warriors on a revised contract. fumble and 15 by interception. third quarter, the 76ers outscored Manchester, won nine major athletic Bill Campbell, p, Boston (6) — No. 2 in the NFC in overall defense, scholastic circles. cisco by three games in the NFC Detroit’s Billy Sims, who has 887 Terms of Smith’s revised pact the Redskins, having defeated them Kansas City 15-2 and Steve M ix’s on hand, along with an expecte(V25,000 others, letters at Pittsfield, Mass. High and Last week against Detroit, allowing 306.1 yards per game. Milwaukee, Oakland, Montreal, yards, clash for the first time ever. were not disclosed. 17-7 on Sept. 13. two free throws built the advantage Students at East Catholic High, Steve Kit to watch the race which starts a.t West and with a matching 5-5 Theismann hit on 19-of-31 passes for . repleated at Providence College. An All-New Cleveland, Chicago >NL), Smith, who missed all of , his Gibbs, whose team meets Dallas, ■'They have some , great tredge, a member of the junior class, won the 10:30...World Series player shares to be an record, needs a victory Sunday just Dorsett is the first player in N FL to 81-59 after three periods. Kansas England choice as a running back, he also Pittsburgh. 287 yards and a TD before Mark linebacker.s,” said Gibbs. “ We tried Class L individual cross country cham nounced shortly will be in the neighborhood of as much as the Steelers. history to gain 1,000 or more yards team’s pre-season and regular Buffalo and Phildelphia in the next City never again threatened. lettered in boxing (175 pounds), baseball and Larry Christenson, p, Moseley’s 44-yard field goal with 43 ail day (in the firt game) to block pionship .this fall and yesterday was runner- $50,000 for each member of the champion Los “ Obviously w e’re both in a situa in each of his first five seasons. games in the contract dispute, three weeks, says the Redskins had N Andrew Toney added 14 points for wrestling (heavyweight). He later played Philadelphia (8) — San Francisco, seconds left lifted the Redskins la a Lawrence Taylor and never did get up in the State Open meet. Teresa Kittredge, Angeles Dodgers and about $37,000 for each tion where we must win each Sims is third in the league in rushing rejoined Warriors at Houston. a terrible outing the last time they Philadelphia and Dawkins 13, while pro-football with the Providence Montreal, Milwaukee, Pittsburgh, 33-31 triumph. Washington had a it done. Of course, no one else has, a sophomore, ran third in the Class L meet member of the losing New York Yankees. In week,” said Bennett. “ The Steelers after taking Rookie of the Year Smith, a 6-foot-8 power forward met the Giants, Robinson had 18 to lead Kansas City. Steamrollers...Eamonn Coghlan, one of the career-high 144 yards and two TDs either. On the other side, you have and was fifth in the Open Friday. Cleveland, Chicago (AL), Chicago need this game as badly as we do. honors in 1980 with 1,30^ yards. who averaged 12.1 rebounds per “ In that first game, we had one of Ernie Grunfeld and Reggie King addition each team and the polayers will last week while Riggins, after'sit- Van Pelt and with Carson and Kelly Both youngsters will bear watching in the favorites in the Five Miler here (NL), Atlanta. The Cowboys, 8-2, are tied with game in his rookie season last year, our worst offensive days and the eaqh had 14 points for the Kines. receive bonus payments for taking part in We expect them to play an excellent ting out the 1980 season, has 446 inside, it^ easy to see why their Thanksgiving, easily won the 5,000 meter run Dave Collins, of, Cincinnati (10) — replaced forward Hank McDowell special teams didn't do anything future as well as Thanksgiving morning in their respective league playoffs...Hartford football game and we w ill have to Philadelphia for the NFC East lead. yards for the year. In addition to in the World Cup Games in Rome last Kansas City, Toronto, Chicago positive,” he said. " N e w York's defense is so g o o d " their respective classes. Whalers entertain Washington tonight at 7:30 match it.” Detroit, 4-6, is undefeated at home. on the active roster. turnovers, the Redskins’ defense summer among his m ajor accomplishments (NL), Milwaukee, Oakland, New Jim Clack, who retired at the All six, led by the father, should work up at the Hartford Civic Center with Toronto due Both Bradshaw and Atlanta’s The Eagles take on the 1-9 Colts, outside of being acclaimed the No. 1 miler in 'York (NL), Los Angeles, New York has allowed 243 points, 25th in the start of the season, has cleared GOP- Lottie Kuczynski 178-464, good appetites over the five-m ile route on the in Wednesday night...Athletic events that are Steve Bartkowski have impressive who have the most losses in the — the world...Have a nice weekend. (A L ), St. Louis, Texas. NFL. • waivers and rejoined the Giants. Sally Heavisides 182-461, Joyce holiday. telecast take anywhere from 15 to 20 minutes passingstatistics but an.interesting NFL. John Denny, p, Cleveland (13) — For the Giants, quarterback Phil The 10-year veteran will start at Tyler 199-504, Marie Ludlow 459, the 49ers, who holds a suprising 8- sidelight could be the ground battle Simms is expected to start after center Sunday, replacing Ernie Robin Smith 177. California, Pittsburgh, St. Louis, 2 record, are seeking a club-record between Harris and William An missing last week with a groin in Hughes, who was injured last week New York (NL), Montreal, New tying eight straight victories against drews of the Falcons. J o e 's World jury. Second-year quarterback Scott and underwent surgery knee sur York (A L ), Atlanta, San Fraincisco, Harris, who last week became the the defending AFC, Central cham Brunner threw four interceptions gery. Chicago (A L ), Baltimore, Oakland, third back in NFL history to gain pion Browns. Soccer quarferfinalisfs Philadelphia, Chicago (NL). Joe Garman Ed Farmer, p, Chicago (AL) (4) |».:® Red Sox tab AAonge - — Philadelphia, Atlanta, Texas, Volleyball Pittsburgh. College football V Ron Guidry, p. New York (AL) CCIL rivals Tribe, and Waits in draft (17) — New York (NL), Kansas Q- East gridders ty, Cleveland, Chicago (AL), Philadelphia, Texas, Houston, Cin cinnati, Toronto, Chicago (NL), Georgia's Walker Walk in the woods BOSTON (UPI) - The Boston Sox General Manager Haywood Wethersfield clash REG STANDINGS Sullivan said of the four players Atlanta, St. Louis, Baltimore, AnuTioan Men - l^allirop .5-1, Red Sox, still looking for a left- drafted. But Sox officials said they Pittsburgh, San Francisco, Oakland, I went for a walk last Sunday mor lose by 26-16 handed stopper for the pitching one of these old boundaries, my im- In.surers 4-2, Redwood 4-2, will not get into a bidding war with Montreal. Vi alkins ,3-.3, ABA 3-3, ReniTit 3- staff, fished for-1, reliever and starter with losing breaking their backs setting those quarter broke a halftime deadlock East came back in the second today at Eastern Connecticut State by a 2-0 count. salaries w e’re not going to pursue Baltimore, California, Chicago 968 yards. Allen broke Tony Manchester, and Billy Nuccio of Eennoiny Eleetrie 4-2, Multi (ar- records this, season. By United Press International stones into place. I can picture the w.ith St. Paul going on to register a stanza to tie. A 5-yard pass fmom College at 1:30 ih a State Soccer The Manchester-Wethersfield it,” a Sox official said. (AL), Texas, Pittsburgh. Dorsett’s old NCAA record of 1,948 Vernon. euita 2-4, Iluekland 1-ij, Dean 1-.5, The Sox could lose second men in homespun garments, long ri 26-16 decision over East Catholic in QB John Giliberto' to Joe Palmer Tournament Class LL quarterfinal winner advances to Wednesday’s Waits was also drafted by Dave LaRoche, p. New York (AL) Heisman Trophy candidate in last week's game with California We were out at the Manchester Moon.s 0-6; Women - Croekett 5- baseman Jerry Remy, the only .300 fle and powder horn nearby, and the Hartford County Conference (HCC) resulted in one TD with Roger Copes clash. . semifinals against the Simsbury- Philadelphia, Milwaukee, (4) — Toronto, Cleveland, Texas, Herschel Walker of Georgia is in a when he netted 243 yards on 46 Sportsmen’s Assn, skeet field, when 1, Thrifty Package 4-2, Farr's 3-3, hitter in the draft, outfielder Joe straining muscles as each stone was football action last night at Muzzy adding the first of two PATs, A The 18th-ranked Silk Towners, 12- W eaver winner at a site and tim e to Baltimore, Pittsburgh, Atlanta, Montreal. rut. cdrri0S. Reggie suggested we walk the boun Great Expectations 3-3, B&J Auto Rudi, left handed starter Frank, set and abutted against and atop one Field in Bristol. fumbled punt recovery set up the 4-1, moved into the round of eight be announced. The Class L L final is Oakland and Texas. Buck Martinez, c, Toronto (4) — Four games into the 1981 college Alabama coach Bear Bryant daries of the club property, and 3-3. Buffalos 3-3, Mieheloh 2-4, Tanana and reliever Bill Campbell, another. 'ITiese fences are old, and ■ The win moves the Falcons to 1-2 first score. ' with a 1-0 win on penalty kicks over slated next Saturday, Nov. 21, at a Monge was a choice of Seattle, Seattle, Texas, Boston, San Fran football season. Walker was hopes to close out the season With check out some of 128 acres that the Nichols Tire 1-5. who signed five years ago as a free one can’t help but wonder about the in the conference and 3-5 overall Pete Alosky’s 19-yard interception Danbury High while the third- site and time to be'anmounced. Kansas City, Montreal, New York cisco. averaging 4.8 yards a carry. With two more victories that would break club has. agent for $1,075 million. history that went along with them while the, loss ends East’s con return to the Falcon 1 set up East's ranked Eagles, 14-0-1, took a 1-0 win Wethersfield leads the series Yankees, Baltimore, Pittsburgh, Sid Monge, p, Cleveland (9) — the 10th game coming up, against Amos Alonzo Stagg’s legendary 315 In the spring time, I love to walk All four were drafted, but the Sox and the land. ference schedule at 0-4 with the .second score. It took the Eagles two over fellow CCIL foe to advance to against Manchester, 28-26-6, and has Atlanta, and Philadelphia. Boston, Seattle, Kansas City, Mon Auburn Saturday, Walker is still wins as a college coach, but Penn the woods, although I must confess retained bidding rights to Rem y, the As we .walked, along, we could see Eagles 2-7 overall. plays to score with Doug Post gomg the quarterfinals. won the last three meetings between Manager named treal, New York (AL), Baltimore, grinding out the yardage at a 4.8 State coach Joe Paterno intends that the ground js a whole lot short speedster from Somerset, deer sign. Here some old “ rubs” , East is idle until Thanksgiving in from a yard out. Copes' bool tied The CCIL foes met once in regular the schools. Scott was selected by the Cubs, Pittsburgh, Atlanta, Philadelphia. average. making Papa Bear wait until next mushier at that time of the year. TORONTO (UPI) - The Toronto Mass., and Tanana, once one of the there, some fresh ones on some Day mornTng when it-opposes'” it. . . Texas and Cleveland. Martinez was Ed Ott, c, California (4) —'San Georgia’s career rushing leader year to achieve that milestone. But it’s a. grest time to check the Blue Jays named Jim Beauchamp league’s prem ier left handers. slender saplings. Old deer prints in crosstown Manchester High in the Post finished with 98 yards taken by Seattle, Texas and San Francisco, Oakland, Philadelphia, has 3,117 yards in only 17 games, but Paterno’s Nittany Lions have played birth of a new season. Skunk cab Friday as field manager for their Boston chose two Cleveland the mud, along with some fresher annu'al Turkey Day clash at 10 rushing on 16 carries while Giliberto Francisco also. Pittsburgh. he’s trailing last year’s fabulous out Bryant’s Crimson Tide twice and bage poking up, jack in the pulpit Triple A farm club, the Inter pitchers, reliever Sid Monge who ones, let us know that we still have o'clock. toted the pigskin seven times for 22 Boston hasn’t signed a free agent Ron Reed, p, Philadelphia (5) — put of 5.9 average for 11 games. And lost both tmess. Alabama’s 14-7 starting to show, trillium dotting the Finest staff in baseball national League’s Syracuse Chiefs. wa's 3-5 with a 4.34 earned run some animals using their usual With the clubs deadlocked at 14- yards. Giliberto did not have a good since aging slugger Tony Perez was New York (NL), New York CAL), if last year’s game with Auburn is Sugar Bowl victory over Penn State floor of the forest, an occasional Beauchamp, 42, managed In average this year, and Yankee-killer trails. all. St. Paul took the second half night pa.ssing, completing only 1-of- selected two years ago. Last year Chicago (AL), Texas, Pittsburgh, any indication. Walker may be in for in 1979 still rankles Paterno for it female grouse with chicks, make for dianapolis of the American Associa Rick Waits, who was 8-10 with a 4.92 Over near one ridge, was where I kickoff and marched downfield for a 12 for 5 yards and two interceptions. they drafted Jose Morales and Del Philadelphia. , a tough tim e trying to improve his cost the Lions their first-ever an exciting adventure. tion for the past two seasons. A ERA. used to hunt grouse along the side go-ahead score. It moved in front on East moved the pigskin in the se Unser, but didn’t make a serious ef-' Jerry Turner, of, Chicago (AL) 1981 performance chart. national championship. What about the fall? To tell the Astro moundsmen former major league first baseman- They also picked Houston Astro Walker was held to his career low hill. It’s still as pretty a piece of bird a 13-yard TD strike from QB Jim cond half but continually hurt itself fort to sign either. (4) — Cleveland, Atlanta, San Fran Pittsburgh hasn’t been held under truth, I have never wandered the outfielder in the National League, backup outfielder Tony Scott and cover going. I don’t know why I Slmeone to Gary Boucher. with penalties. The infractions cisco, Texas. by Auburn in 1980 when the Tigers double digit scoring all season and wooded areas in the fall, except with Toronto Bluejays catcher Buck Boston bypassed hitters Jeff haven’t hunted it these last few he played seven seasons with Atlan held him to 2.9 yards a carry. But there’s no reason to believe an The Falcons moved further in dampened many an opportunity. Burroughs of Seattle and Lamar Rick Waits, p, Cleveland (8) — shotgun in hand for grouse, or wood years, but maybe I’ll hit it once ta, Cincinnati, Houston, St. Louis Martinez, who hit .227. watch out! The talented tailback front in thb stanza on a 68-yard "W e were fortunate to be 14-14 at Johnson of the Chicago White Sox Phladelphia, Boston, Milwaukee, Arm y team with a 3-6 record can do cock, and an occasional pheasant. again this year. We didn’t put up any in mi ion class and the New York Mets. “ W e’re going to try to sign them,” scored four touchdowns last week reverse by Boucher which caught the half. We got some field position and didn’t take any gambles on Baltimore, Pittsburgh, Atlanta, muc'n damage to the unbeaten But last Sunday morning, I really grouse, but I’ll be dog-goned if we the Eagle defense off stHde. veteran infielders Mark Belanger, Oakland, Texas. against Florida last Saturday, the •Panthers. Nor does it look like No. ? had an enjoyable time. Even though and were able to move the ball. We didn’t blow a pheasant out of there. St. Paul was on the East 1-y.aifl Bert Campaneris or Dave Chalk or second straight week in which he Clemson, 94) for the year, will falter most of the leaves are gone from the •^didn't hurt ourselves down there,” HOUSTON (IJ P I) - The Houston Last place I would have expected line near the end. An 80-yard run by accurate to compare our salary the sought-after Cincinnati Reds posted that many T D ’s. against 3-5-1 Maryland. trees, the trees themsel’ves and stateo East Coach Jude Kelly, "but 4 Astros may have the best pitching one. Simeone, with defensive tackle Rob structure with someone like the outfielder Dave Collins. "We passed stress test number their interesting shapes make you other situations we couldn't keep staff money can buy. And then we came to another Cowley running the Falcon QB down Chicago Cubs.” The Cubs, who one last week against Florida,” says Transactions notice them for the first time as the normal down and distance. The most reserved guess for the finish^ last in their division, have a Bird's hot hand Knicks bow boundary. And beyond that just a lit at the one, set up the potential ’They also skipped the New York Georgia coach Vince Dooley as he framework for the whole of wooded “ A lot of penalties hurt us. both combined salaries of the Houston young pitching staff. By United Press International tle ways, some more houses are score. But East held on four downs M ILW A U K E E (U P I) - Quinn zeroes in on the Bulldogs’ first back- greenery. Each one becomes an in first and second half. We couln't pitchers is about $4 million, but a Yankees lefthander, Ron Guidry, Baseball going up. Slowly, at first, ever so and took over before the final gun,- paces Celtic win who a few years ago was thought a Buckner scored 21 points and Sidney to-back SEC titles. “ But this week, dividual, and is no longer keep normal down and distance. more accurate figure would slowly, the houses started to go up The Falcons scored twice in the Nolan Ryan became the richest sure fire 30 game winner. we’ll be playing the most improved Chicago White Sox — Named Mike) overshadowed by the leaves it sup Offensively we didn't execute well. probably be closer to $5 million. Moncrief added 16 Friday night to near our property. Now the last few first quarter on a Mike Romanzl 2- Astro pitcher by signing a four-year, H AR TFO RD ( U P I) — Larry Bird scared 22 points and Remy has been offered $2.5 team in the country. ’They have a Pazik pitching coach and appointed ports. We seemed not to block well and Fifth starter Vern Ruble signed power the Milwaukee Bucks to a 95- years the pace has accelerated, and yard run and a 50-yard TD hookup of $4 million contract before the 1980 Nate Archibald added 17 points and 10 assists Friday as million over five years but decided better defense than Florida and a Adrian Garrett manager of As we walked, and scuffed ou way John (G iliberto) had trouble getting last week to a $1.5 million, three- 85 triumph over the the Neyv York we are becoming surrounded. Simeone to Boucher. Romanzi’s season. He will play under the third the Boston Celtics streaked to their sixth straight NBA against signing when the Red Sox Knicks. better running gam e.” Appleton, Wis. farm clitb in Midwest through the leaves covering the his passes o ff,” Kelly added. year contract beginning next Fourth-ranked Georgia is 8-1 for year of of that pact in 1982. victory, a 111-97 win over the struggling New Jersey wouldn’t give him an absolute no The’TCnicks outscored the Bucks League. . forest floor, we could see some of It’s not that bad yet, but the day is season, pushing the total salary Nets. trade contract. The Sox offered to 11-4 in the fourth period to narrow the season and Auburn 5-4. Louisville (Amer. Assoc.) — the interesting fungi that seem to coming when we w ill look in vain for figure up, but still below $5 million, ■The numbers used for each of the McEnroe controls temper Bird reeled o ff 10 points to spark a 12-2 spurt that let' him pick teams to which he The schedule for the other top 10 Named Ken "Boyer manager. maintain themselves despite the the deer sign, and no longer hear the Astros general manager A1 Rosen pitchers were $1 million for Ryan, the Milwaukee, lead to 85-83 with snapped a 7-7 tie and propelled Boston into a 19-9 lead wouldn’t be traded. teams this week finds No. 1 Toronto — Names Jim onset of colder weather. Some of whirr of a grouse blowing out ahead said Monday. $750,000 for Don Sutton, $500,000 for 5:24 to play, but the Buckshot a free midway through the first quarter. PitUburgh playing Army, No. 2 Beauchamp manager of Syracuse these fungi have what I call monster of us. I guess that’s progress, but in to sweep past Gottfried Even at something close to ^4 Bob Knepper, $750,000. for Joe He was drafted by San Francisco, throw from Mickey Johnson and a The Celtics, who never trailed in the game, held a 36- the Chicago Cubs, Milwaukee, hook shot from Bob Lanier to pull Clemson against Maryland, third- (IL ) farm club. faces, and grinning mouths in the this case I sure don’t like'to see it. million — a figure Rosen would not Niekro, $500,000 for Ruble, $850,000 LONDON: (UPI)-rJohn overcoming an initiaily siuooorn . 26 first quarter advantage. New Jersey Coach Larry Baltimore and Oakland. away for good. Lanier had 14 for the ranked Southern California meeting Basketball various shapes they take on the tree As we came back to the pond, confirm — the team’s gross salary for Richard, $600,000 for Joe Sam- Brown was ejected from the game with 7:46 left in the McEnroe, the top seed, and defen Shlomo Glickstein before downing Tanana, who suffered through a Bucks. Campy Russell had 21 to lead Washington, a clash between No. 5 Golden State — Reached terms on trunks. where the wind was blowing a total for the regulat pitchers was bito, $20(LOOO for Dave Smith apd ding champion, kept his temper un the Israeli 6-4, 6-0. second quarter after being assessed with two technical miserable season this year, wantk P enn State, and No. d^ la b a m a , a revised contract with forward One of the things we noticed was strong ripple on the water, I looked not out of line in comparison to a $200,000 for Frank LaCorte. the Knicks while Michael Ray der control Friday and outplayed France’s Yannick Noah, the No 4. fouls. $700,000 a year while the Sox have Richardson had 16. seventh-rated Nebraska tackHng Larry Smith and placed forward the tremendous amount of gypsey out, and saw a nice trout come clear team with equal veteran talent, he The number used for Knepper, the No. 5 seed Brian,Gottfried 6-1, 6-2 in .seed, set up a semifinals meet,with. Reserves Kevin McHale, Rick Robey and Gerald offered $400,000. He was taken by Iowa State. No. 8 Michigan meeting Hank McDoWell the injured list. moth cocoons on the bark of the out, into the air. Once again, and said. Some observers consider the team ’s fourth starter, is not his real the quarterfinals of a $175,000 Grand Connors Saturday, crushing Ricliard Henderson combined for 16 se.cond quarter points as the Milwaukee, San Francisco, Texas, Purdue, No. 9 Texas facing Texas trees. We thought last year was a again. And then I'fe lt better. This Astros to have the finest pitching salary. He is not under contract for Football Prix tennis tournament at London's Lewis 6-3, 6-2 with some whiplash Celtics constructed a 63-52 half tifne lead. Pittsburgh, and Philadelphia. Christian and No. 10 Southern bad year. I think this one could be was now. This is my tim e,.I’m going 1982 and is currently negotiating Washington — Waived quarter servin g' and volleying. staff in baseball. Cedric M axwell and M cHale each had 14 points for worse. Seemed like every tree was to enjoy it, and what I see and can. Wembley Arena. with Rosen. Campbell, booed unmercifully Herald Angle Mississippi playing Florida State. back Mike Rae; placed fullback '.'Those (salaries) are our Boston, now 7-1, and Robert Parish and Chris Ford covered with those hard brown little look at now. I turned to Reggie and The tournament is sponsored by The only upset came in the other when he struggled after-coming to Washington may be handling this Wilbur Jackson on injured reserve; numbers now,” Rosen said. “ But added 13 points each. Herald Sports Editor EarkYost hosts of voracious foliage eaters. ' Bill, and said “ This has I^en one Benson and Hedges. quarterfinal when eighth Seed Sandy 'Asked whether the a total of $5 the Red Sox in 1976, has recovered week’s most difficult task as the re-signed t ie 't end ^ b Raba; and what will other club’s salaries be at keeps on top of sports in his regular Second-seeded Jimmy Connors million was on target, Rosen said Buck Williams had 22 points for New Jersey, which '' from arm injuries and was taken by Huskies try to stop Marcus Allen, Our property is crisscrossed with nice morning.” And they heartily Mayer ousted. No, 3 seed Roscde a time when they get tO our situation claimed < jnning back, special also had^^a straight-sets victory. “ that’s not accurate.” He indicated fell to 1-7, while Otis Birdsong contributed 21 points. Milwaukee, Oakland, Montreal, column, “ The Herald Angle,” on the the nation’s leading rusher with 1,- old stone fences. Every time I see concurred. -Tanner 6-4^ 5-7. 6-1. with a proven veteran staff? It’s not dally sports pages. teatns specialist Nick Giaquinto. the real figure was less. I Cleveland, the Cubs, and Pittsburgh, 12 — THE HERALD, Sat., Nov. 14, 1981 THE HERALD, Sat., Nov, 14, 1981 — 13 Engagements / Weddings TV'Novies/Comics 0 Scoreboard yIDVISER FOCUS / People CIRCUIT TRAINING A new way to bring some variety into' your first station. Do the exercise you your preseason exercising is to com have designed for that spot (e.g. 20 sit bine your exercises into a circuit. ups), jog to the next station, do that Mark four or five areas in the down exercise, etc. Repeat the circuit as Rangers-Sabres LaVAE DUSTY- John Belasky town park or the backyard woods often as you have lime for. This is a 205, Bruce Moquin 210, Ray Chittick where you can do different exercises good method tor stretching those BUFFALO, N.Y. 'UPD - Ron 219-599, .lohn Mqyers 234-595, Rudi such as sit ups, puil ups, push ups, tight muscies enjoyabiy. Andy Duguay, New York’."! loading scorer, From cell block to church sanctuary Football Hockey Wittke 202, John Jenkins 210, AI Sen and arm bands. When you want to converted a solid pass from Mark na 205, Bill Foster 200-569, Ike start your training, do some warmup jR ooney jogging for five minutes, then jog to Technical aasislance provided by Pavelich at the 11:53 mark of the se Miller 211, Ernie Whipple 219-569, Al ProfesaionaJ Ski Instructors of America cond period to rally the Rangers into Senna 550, Roger Jones 225-572, Eastern Syndicated The long, improbable journey of Manchester's Raymond Doyon, ex-con a 3-3 tie Friday night with the Buf Roger Mieezkowski 560, Bob Oliver Division— Columnist falo Sabres. Nordic NATIONAL F06TBALL LEAGUE NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE 557. American Conference By United Press International Duguay's 12th goal of the season Wales Conference JOQ By Susan Plese East Patrick Division was the last score of the game, as EASTERN BUSINESS- (Burger W L T Pci. PF PA Herald Reporter W L T Pts. GF GA the two clubs failed to score in the 168-401, Bonini 165-411, Toce 153, Miami .7^ M3 189 NY Islanders 10 2 3 60 48 V Buffalo .600 217 168 Philadelphia 9 6 1 W 63 final period. Melzen 153-377, Harrison 152-416, Flip side It’s a success story, all right, NY Jets f> 4 1 .fifiO 232 223 Pittsburgh 8 7 2 62 66 The Sabres took a 2-0 lead in the but not of the traditional New England 2 8 0. .200 - 234 240 Jones 151-377, Parrott 150, Mathiews PUSH UPS NY Rangers 7 9 1 67 70 first period on Danny Care’s fourth American genre. It’s the story of Baltimore 1 9 0 .100 172 339 Washington i 14 i 43 72 149-378, Holmes 146-409, JOG Central Adams Division goal of the season at 13:06 and Ric DeDominicis 145, Tpfil 145, Sipianni an introverted adolescent who Cincinnati 7 3 0 .700 268 193 Boston 10 3 3 23 71 60 Selling's 10th at 14:38. Yvon 375, Barrera 376, Baba 3^ , Szabo ot PATCO became a troubled young adult Pittsburgh .fiOO 206 199 Montreal 9 3 4 22 88 42 Houston .fiOO 176 213 Quebec 10 9 0 20 84 84 Lambert assisted on both goals. 384, Scott 391, Schw orm 396, who measured his life in'alcohol, Cleveland 4 .400 183 217 Buffalo 7 4 6 20 69 fifi West New York got on the board at the Moorhouse 411.Secretary Npte: Full It’s going to be Interesting to see drugs, and many brief stints in Hartford 2 7 7 11 61 63 Denver 7 3 0 .700 196 149 15:49 mark when defenseman Ron names must be supplied. who wins the heavyweight fight jail. 6 4 0 .600 292 247 Campbell Conference 5^n Diego Norris Division Greschner drilled a blue line shot A Kansas City 6 4 0 600 240 201 between the president of the United Then came a chance encounter W L T Pts. GF GA past Buffalo goalie Don Edwards for Oakland 4 6 0 400 141 1^ Minnesota 10 3 2 22 76 38 TRI-TOW N- Dick Kingsley 212- States and the Professional Air with a young woman, a caring Seattle 3 7 0 .300 ira 226 Chicago *6 4 6 18<» 84 76 his fourth goal of the season. The 550, Bob Arendt 221-580, Gary church community, and a National Conference Traffic Controllers Organization. Winnipeg 7 6 2 16 64 73 Rangers deadlocked the game with Sullivan 213-532, Andy Michaud 219- SIT UPS miracle:- his life was salvaged, East Detroit 6 7 4 16 68 66 It looks as though the president W L T Pci. • PF PA St. Louis 6 9 2 14 70 73 only 47 seconds remaining in the 544, Skip McConnell 208-547, Dick literally turned arouhd from its Philadelphia .800 249 139 has them licked, but he has his own Toronto 4 9 3 11 71 78 first period on Reijo Ruotsalainen.’s Coons 209-509, Leo Boutlier 209-562, almost irrevocable downward Dallas .800 241 19fi Smylhe Division airplane .and his own helicopter so NY Giants .fWO 196 173 Edmonton 87 68 third goal of the season with assists Vinny Pinto 502, Ken Margotta 518, spiral. Washington .400 210 243 Vancouver 66 fJ by Pat Hickey and Mike Rogers. JOG it’s easier for Him to think he’s won St. Louis 7 0 .300 189 303 George Stampp 512, Gil Johnson 541, The young man, 34-year-old m i- Los Angeles 79 87 than for the rest of us. Centrak Paul Davis 504, Bob Edwards 517. Raymond Doyon of 3 Ridgewood .<*? Minnesota '640 600 230 228 Calgary 63 86 Colorado 42 73 PULL UPS When the president first told the Tampa Bay r. f. 0 .fiOO 173 163 St., sits across a table and (Top four in each division qualify'for NITE OWLS- June Derench 178- Detroit 4 ' 6 0 .400 241 223 Stanley Cup playoffs.) Wings 3, Caps 3 striking controllers that they shuffles through a sheaf of Green Bay 4 6 0 .400 196 232 Fridiay’s Results 510, Linda L u ce' 182, Barbara weren’t striking, that they were papers carried in a manila Chicago 3 7 0 .300 162 231 Detroit 3, Washington 3, tie V LANDOVER, Md. (UPI) - John y Hedges 205-507, June Rowett 178-514, JOG envelope. Welfare papers,’ arrest West New York Rangers 3, Buffalo 3, tie fired, conservative businessmen Ogrodnick slammed a 55-foot drive ARM BANDS'' San Francisco 8 2 0 .800 22f> 168 Saturday’s Games Beth Kenyon 198-525, Marion Smith yelled, “ Hey, yeah! Stick it to them, records, mug shots all tumble Atlanta f. f. 0 .fiOO 277 189 (All Times EST) past Washington goaltender Mike 189-177-529. out. “ I don’t know why I have to Los Angeles f. f. 0 '.»» 227 214 Pittsburgh at Boston, 7:ffi p.m. Mr, President!” 4 Palmateer late in the game Friday New Orleans 3 7 0 .300 129 217 carry around all these Chicago at Detroit. 7:36. p.m. It wasn’t only conservative Sunday, November Ifi Washington at Hartford. 7:36 p.m. night to bring Detroit into a 3-3 tie documents,” he says, shaking his (Alf Times EST) Montreal at Vancouver. 8;pf- p.m. businessmen who felt that' way, Baltimore at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. with the Capitals. head. It’s almost as though he Edmonton at New YoTk Islanders. 8;(r The stalemate broke a 13-game Buffalo at St. Louis, 1 p.m. p.m. either. When strikers are in must establish concretely who he Chicago at Green Bay, 1 p.m. 1981-82 New England ski season Philadelphia at Toronto. 8;ff. p m. Washington losing streak and ! 4 Los Angeles at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. conveniencing people and demand, was in order to fully comprehend Quebec at Minnesota. 9:ff p in. presented new coach Bryan Murray New Orleans at Minnesota, 1 p.m. St. Louis at Colorado. 9:36 p.m more money, a lot of Americans the man he has become. New York Jets at New England, 1 p.m. with his first NHL point after two Winnipeg at Los Angeles. l(J:ff p.m. . who aren’t on strike themselves re The mug shots, taken seven Oakland at Miami, I p.m. Sunday’s Games games. Detroit is winless in its last Pittsburgh at Atlanta. 1 p.m. Boston at Buffalo sent it. Reagan’s ultimatum, “ Go years ago at the time of two Denver at Tampa Bay, 1 p.m. New York Islanders at Philadelphia four outings. Time to head for slopes separate arrests in Manchester, . Houston at Kansas City, 2 p.m. Edmonton at New York Hangers Ogrodnick’s blast from the right back to work by day-after-tomorrow Cleveland at San Francisco, 4 p.m. Colorado at Ciirago or you’re all fired for striking il are compelling. Staring out, is a Dallas nt Detroit, 4 p.m. Vancouver at Calgary point came with four minutes left face framed in long hair and un Washington at New York Giants, 4 and erased what remained of a 3-1 By Joan Mower legally,” was undoubtedly popular p.m. on a massive scale will continue, To solve the equipment dilemma ruly beard; the photos bear no 1 1 1-3 with most people. Monday. November 16 ■ Detroit Washington first-period lead. United Press International though, with huge tractors that — to buy or not to . buy — many resemblance to the well- San Diego at battle, 9 p.m. Washington 30 0-3 First pcritxl” .!. Washington. Tookey 2 patrol the trails an average of 10 OK skiers, it’s time to put on your manufacturers are now renting top- THE QUESTION now is, who’s groomed, articulate, soft-spoken (Blomqvist. Gartner). 2:12. 2. Washing hours a night. Each trail is groomed quality boots and skies, according to ton. Maruk 10 (Kelly. Guslafs.sonl. 3:W silk-insulated outfit, fasten your getting the worst of it, them or us? young man across the table. nearly every night. Carol Cone, who does public - 3. Detroit. McCourl 8 (Foligno. Huber). rented cruising skis and head for the Unemployed controllers must be 6:ff., 4. Washington. Walter 8 (Guslafss- Jiminy Peak in Hancock, Mass., relations for the' Salomon ski IT HAS BEEN a long; im on. Maruk). 9 29 Pcnaltie»-Lar.son. Del. slopes. has com e up with an innovative desperate for rent or mortgage probable journey from cell block I:6i6;; B. Smith'. I.)el. major-minor. 3:17.• Chances are man-made snow will manufacturers. Basketball Walker. Was. major. 3:17. Johnston. thermal snow.-protector known as money by now. They’ve been out of to church sanctuary, and Doyon ^Bowling cover some of the trails with a com “ Using rental equipment once Was. 4:06.. Hubqr. Det. 16:34, the Sno-coat. When trails are not in meant an instant plunge in social work for 15 weeks and who among us is eager to talk about what Second pernxl- -6. Detroit.' Hlaisdell 7 puter determining how much white happened to effect his amazing (Foligno. McKechnio). 6:24 Pcnaltics- B. use, resort personnel plan to coyer status,” she said. In addition, rental can go without a paycheck for that stuff should be produced that day. metamorphosis. His reason for Smith. Del. 3 31. Johnstone. Was. 3:31; them with the orange polyolefin film equipment was often in poor shape long without having it hurt? Some Gartner. Was. 6r6>4. Blaisde.ll. Det, 8:37. # And if it’s early in the season, a speaking out? “ I want to help Korn. Det. 13:63. to protect the snow from melting or and the selection was limited. controllers have given up and taken thermal blanket may have protected some reader out there who might I f , Third period-6. Detroit. Ogfodnick 11 washing away. But Cone said the rental market new jobs at the bottom of some NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOC (Mc(’ourt). 16.-31, Penaltics-Murdoch, the snow from melting overnight. Of be having the same problem I hated everything. I didn’t want to Det. 6. 38; Green. Was. 6:38; Murray. has changed as fewer people are other ladder. By Umted Press International cdurse, if it rains — or you simply The Sno-coat, about 1,000 feet long did,” he says. live. I was really a mess.” N (l.^te Games Not Included) Was. 11 40 willing to spend hundreds of dollars Shots on goaV-IX^troil 11-8-11—29. CATERERS- Leah LaPointe 129- have to cut your vacation short — and 40 feet wide, “ should protect ap In Los Angeles I talked to pickets Eastern Conference on buying their own skis and boots. He starts to speak, words and Atlantic. Division Washington 13-8-6-26. 183-433, Jean Mathiason 128-350, Ann you were smart to sign up for a “ no proximately half the amount of. who said they walk the line for four TH E LAST TIME he was Goallendcrs- Detroil. Micalcl Washing “ No longer are renters exclusive images cascading out in dis W L Pet. GB Hebert 127, Claire Wentworth 130- snow” package that guarantees snow you have to put down in the hours every day and then try to pick arrested was Nov. 23, 1974, Philadelphia 1 .87T. ton. Palmateer A—9.434. ly beginners,” she said. “ They are array. The year was 1974, “ I was Boston 1 m 344, Carol Rawson 145-362, Linda you’ll get some of your money back early season,” said Jiminy Peak up work as stevedores for food an addict (barbituates) and an almost exactly seven years ago. 4 .429 3^ also experienced recreational and New York NV Rangers 1 Q-3 Boothroyd 150-141-406, Laine if you’re not satisfied. Doyon was awaiting sentencing Washington 2 marketing director Beverly Stein. money. If you are an air traffic con alcoholic. I was on 100 percent Buffalo 210r-3 high perform ance skiers — and New Jersey Knowles 130-130-383, Sue Balesano Yes, it’s the 1981-82 ski season in Making snow means the industry disability for my nerves — I when he met a young woman First Period—1. Buffalo. Gare 4 these skiers are demanding better troller with a wife and children and Central Division (I^mbert. Van Boxmeer), 13:06. 2. 127-127-377, Dorothy Mathes 126-128- New England. must have plenty of water, a scarce couldn’t work,” he says, by way named Sharon who told him Milwaukee .714 - equipment.” you’ve planned your life around the Buffalo. Sieiling 10* (Ruff, Lambert). 377, Helene Dey 159-389, Jan Winter Mother Nature and a tight commodity in some parts of New of introduction. He fingers the about the Full Gospel Church and Detroit .671 1 ,14:38 3. New York. Greschner 4 Ski manufacturers have also income and Security of your job, you Atlanta .600 V/2 135-340, Jean Pineo 125, Julie Wrubel economy, hurt the ski industry England last winter. mug shots. “ Lt. Kotsch of the how many people like him had •iHospadar, Leinonen). 16:49 4. New certainly don’t feel like much of a Chicago York. Ruotsalainen 3 (Hickey, Rogers), begun pushing rental in the wake of 0 135-351. nationwide over the past two years. Although most resort officials Manchester Police Department gotten help. He didn’t believe Indiana 19:13 Penalties- Ruff. Buf, 0:63; Gresc slow sales over the past few years. winner right now. Cleveland Figures from the National Ski think they’ll have plenty of water, said it was O.K. to use these. He her, but was persuaded to come. hner. NY. 6:33. Rogers. NY. 11:09. Sales for the manufacturing in But how are the businessmen and Western Conference Second Period--6, Buffalo, Playfair 2 Areas Association in Springfield, Matt Kelly of Brodie Mountain ski knows me — he had a gun to my “The first time I walked in," Midwest Division (Gare. Smith), 0:36;. 6. New York, HOME ENGINEER.S- Cathy dustry were down about $350 million W L Pet Mass., show 10 million skiers took to area in New Ashford, Mass., said his the rest of us who cheered making head in back of one of these Doyon says, “ I noticed that peo Duguay 12 (Pavelich), 11:63. Penaltie^- Bohjalian 183-193-528, Shirley — or 33 percent — last year, she San Antonio .833 - Fotiu. NY. 16. 36; U mbort. Buf. 19:67; the slopes three years ago. In 1979- resort has “played it safe” by out? It’s not all roses for us, either. buildings.” ple were very happy,” .667 1 Utah Hickey. NY. 19:67.' Eldridge 189-224-563, Shirley said. Denver 429 2Vi 80, the number dropped to 7.6 enlarging snow ponds by 25 percent. Airlines have cut the number of Lt. Samuel W. Kotsch Jr., in "Pastor Saunders was Third ' Period—none. Penalliea--Buf, Kansas City .286 3V? McBride 175-459, Lynn Davis 177- million. Besides making snow, resorts are flights by about 25 percent and the fact, was the' arresting officer preaching,” Doyon remembers. Houston i b :£u S THEN-WHY AREN’T TOO WHY? PIP. WKee THAT, MATFY.r CA(^ Jf)Cltl5N»T(MMIN6l AH, Y’ CO ICOHHITTEPA TUfUUBCe Astro-graph STfU W0RRIN6 AT THE ^ WITH US, MR. AH? HE PREFERS " K Crossword Carlson, corps officers. 9:30 a.m., Van Antwerpen, pn.slor. 9;45 a.m., AMU6EM0 JTR1IIK, ^ SOMETHIN’ 6WIE/-.TH’ (W««r fW W /HE HAS MORE TO STAY NEAR Sunday achocji; 11 and 7 Andover Sunday school; 10:45 a.m., mum? CRIME OF Aa,N0WACn>5.' SENSE THAN rVE _ _ THE SEA-ITS holiness meeting; 6 p.m., open- p.m.. 't/ors'nip service, nursery at FIRST CONGREGATIONAL BEEN (SlVItka HIM INHISBLOOP- ACROSS 46 Bade Answer to Previous Puzzle air meeting: 7 p.m.. salvation both services. 49 Marry In haste CHURCH of Andover, UCC. MESSIAH EVANQELIO/.C CKEPITFOH meeting. tend with a poor loser who 1 SuHix 53 Hostility V 1 R 1 l I e v | 1 T W T D Route 6 at Long Hill Road. Rev. LUTHERAN CHURCH (Wlscor^ln NovMniMf 1S, I N I E L T 0 R UNITED PENTECOSTAL holds grudges. S Hawkeye - 54 Tracing paper E V A D ED 0 Richard H. Taylor, pastor. 9:30 Synod). 300 Buckland Road. Rev. You’ll be able to recognize and L E 8 L j J E 8 A V I CHURCH. 187 Woodbridge St. AMES (March 21-AprH 10) State (comp, wd.) a.m. Church school; 11 a.m. Ronald Muetlel. pastor. 9:30 a.m..! take advantage ot oppodunl- A 8 H Y ■ m A T T E N 8 Rev. Marvin Stuart, minister. 10’ Neither you nor your mate 9 Nuclear 56 inner self worship service with nursery, a.fn.. Sunday school;. 11 a.m.. worship service; 10:30 a.m., Sun ties that friends or co-workers should act without flrat consult iH a Y A K coffee hour after service. may overlook in the coming agency (abbr.) 57 Playwright U T 1 L eH 1 8 1 0 N worship: 6:30 p.m.. prayer; 7 day school. ing lha other In financial mat- Coward OUR SAVIOR LUTHERAN year. Knowledge gained from 12 Planer P Y L 0 nH D 1 R Q E p.m., worship. lers today. Your spending pni- 13 Shoo 58 Angered PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 43 CHURCH, (Missouri Synod) 239 experience Is what will enable losophles may dllfer 0 R L 0 nH N A B L A Belton you to capitalize. 59 Enervate Graham Road. Rev. Rolf A. considerably. 14 Indefinite in N E 8 T E 0 Q E M M E T Spruce St. Rev. Richard Gray, order 60 Abstract CHURCH OF ST, MAURICE, 32 Buchmann, pastor. 9 a.m., - SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) TAURUS (AprU 20-May 20) iL lA N K Y pastor. 10:30 a.mt, worship ser You’re capable today, which tSGifJ being Hebron Road. The Rev. J. Clifford vice. nursery; 9:15 a.m., Sunday Worship service; 10:15 a.m., Bi Participata In fun activttlea that D H 0 W ■ s U N 0 R 0 P may be more obvious to others 17 Broke breed 61 Corn plant E U Curtin, pastor. Saturday mass at school: 7 p.m.. Informal worship. ble class. ara not too organized or struc R A 8 H E 8 R 0 P E than to you. The only thing that 18 Fish parts A N 5 p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30. ST. JOHN’S POLISH tured today. It you play a sport, A 8 H 0 R E f M A L could hold you back Is need 19 Joint T H A M E 8 D A P P L E 9:15 and 11 a.m. NATIONAL CATHOLIC CHURCH. do It more (or tun than for th% Motley’s Crew — Templeton & Forman BOLTON UNITED METHODIST Vernon less self-doubt. Find out more score. 21 Hewn DOWN 23 Golway St. Rev. Walter A. of what lies ahead for you In CHURCH. 1040 Boston Turnpike. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) 23 Greek lener 20 Snapshot 43 Lying flat Hyszko, pastor. 9 a.m., mass In ST. JOSEPH CHURCH, 33 the year followihg your birthday Rev. Marjorie Hlles, pastor. 9:30 Material accumulation la H k ^ 24 Hatchet 1 Fatsful time 22 Dimension 45 Dinsmore Rev. Kolchi Kitano English: 10:30 a.m.. mass In West St.. Rockville. Saturday by sending for your copy of Barbara Witkov Rev. Henry Tomsuden Rev. Francis Beardsley a.m.. church school; 11 a.m., today, provided y6u're pre 3 0 YEARS OF 27. Piece of for Caesar 24 Part of a English and Polish. masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday , Astro-Graph. Mall $1 lor each JFJ%t A COMMie 2 Pigpen sound 46 Is indebted to worship service, nursery. ST. BARTHOLOMEW’S pared to work (or It. Lady Luck 6 TERECrryplN(5 candy ’ church masses at 8:30 (Polish), 10 and „ to Astro-Graph. Box 489, won't be picking up hitchhikers HOW COMBI UKB. 29 All (prefix) 3 Farm agency 25 Medical 47 Indian music ST. GEORGE’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH. 741 E. Middle Turn Radio City Station, N Y. 10019. DOWN THE D PA lM -, 11:15 a.m. (or free rides. FOOTBALLfr? 32 Bragged (abbr.) picture (comp, CHURCH. Boston Turnpike. Rev. pike. Rev. Martin J. Scholsky, ROCKVILLE BAPTIST Be sure to specify birth date. mode John C. Holllger, vicar. 10 a.m.i CANCER (JiiiM 21-July 22) ITT 34 Deed 4 British people yrd.) pastor. Saturday mass at 5 p.m.;' CHURCH. 69 Union St. Rev. SAOirrARIUS (Nov. 23-Oec. Those you meet socially will 36 Scholar 5 Doctrine 48 Adams'” Family Eucharist; 11 a.m., iSunday masses at 8:30. 10 and Robert L. LaCounte. pastor. 9 ’ 21) Keep those who are not 26 Listen Nursery program and coffee find you charming and fun. 37 Nearer 6 Seas . grandson 11:30 a.m. a.m.. worship service; 10:15 a.m., " directly Involved out ol your T furtively fellowship. However. It a poll were taken at 38 Ogles 7 Fairy stick Church Bulletin Board ST, JAMES CHURCH. Rev. Sunday school; 7 p.m.. evening personal atlairs today. An home, you might not score as 28 Pelvic parts 50 Edible green 39 Protsgoniit 8 Oil of rose BOLTON CONGREGATIONAL “ onlooker with no vested Inter 30 Negates William F. Carroll. Rev. Francis V. service. high. petals pod CHURCH, 226 Bolton Center est may try to gum things up r 41 Mao____ KrukowskI, Rev. Robert. Bur SACRED HEART CHURCH. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Normal 31 Concerning |2 Road at the Green. Rev. J. Stan tung 9 Student of bank, team ministry: Rev. Edward Route 30. Rev. Ralph Kelley, (or you. ly you're a grateful person to wds.. Let, 51 Levee ton Conover, minister; 9:30 a.m., 42 Ideal qas body J. Reardon. Saturday masses at 5 pastor; Rev. Michael Donohue. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 18) others who are helpful to you. abbr.) 52 Companion of worship service, Sunday School, condition 10 Feminine executives and Bible school administratiors WEDNESDAY - 10 a.m. - Bethany Group, and 7:30 p.m.; Sunday masses at Saturday mass at 5 p.m.;, Sunday Compromise i^ll be necessary but today It's possible you may 33 Savor nursery; 10:30 a.m. Coffee Hour today If you hope 10 work out (abbr.) IsuHix) odds SOS sets meeting Robbins Room; 7 p.m. - Library Committee, 7:30, 9 and 10:30 and noon; and masses at 7:30. 9.10:30 km . and step out of character and fall to in the national organizations, and some are in Chandler Hall; 10:45 a.m. 44 Pianist 11 bear (Ft.) 35 Riven at 5 p.m. noon. an important agreement be appreciative. 55 Cheer engaged in missionary work in various coun Library; 7:30 p.m. - Chancel Choir, Choral Forum Program. amicably. Be prepared to yield Brubeck 16 Enfeeble 40 Whirlpools I Psychotherapist Barbara Witkov will be ST. BRIDGET CHURCH. 70 ST. JOHN’S EPISCOPAL VmOO (Aug. 2>-8cp«. 22) tries in the FarEast. Dr. and Mrs. Kitano a little It] order to make a deal. guest speaker Sunday at 6 p.m. when tho Room. /-> 4. Main St. Rev. Philip A. Sheridan CHURCH. Route 30. Rev. Robert Enjoy yourself with your pals ■ L i. I = ( 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 ministered in Japan where they pastored THURSDAY — 7:30 p.m. - Church Council, U O V e n t r y and Rev. Emilio P. Padelli, co- AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. IS) today, but don't attempt to mix “SOS: Serving our Singles" group meets at H. Wellner, rector. 6 a.m., com Once you set your mind to Assemblies of God churches in Sendai, pastors. Saturday masses at 5 munion; 10 a.m., family service business with pleasure. Care- Robbins Room. COVENTRY PRESBYTERIAN . something today, there's small 12 13 14 South United Methodist Church in and 7:30 p.rn; Sunday masses at and church school. tully skirt any Issue that per Winnie Winkle Henry Raduta and J.K.S. Hiroshima, Okayama, and Karatsu, . CHURCH. Route 44-A and Trow doubt you’ll achieve your Manchester. 7:30, 9, 10:30 and noon. VERNON ASSEMBLIES OF tains to commerce or money. bridge Road, Rev. Brad Evans,. purpose. Be careful, though, 17 Dr. and Mrs. Ktano will be presenting the JEHOVAH S WITNESSES. 647 GOD CHURCH. 51 Old Town LIBRA (Bapl. 23-Oct. 23) 15 16 Ms. Witkov, who is a widow and is a pastor. Sunday, 9:30 a.m. ' not to drive those who assist missionary challenge and the needs of Emanuel events Tolland Turnpike. 9:30 a.m., Bible Road. Rockville. Rev. Michelino Sometimes when we try too IN FACT, I'W AS THAT'P 5E member of the American College of worship; 10:45 a.m. Sunday you too hard. IG THERE A I'/M TIREP X YES... THERE'S A FEAST in this special missions service. The discourse: 10:20 a.m., group dis Ricci, pastor. 11:00 a.m. and 6:30 hard, we do the wrong things 18 19 20 Psychosomatic Medicine, will speak on Events scheduled at Emanuel Lutheran school; 7 p.m. Bible study and . PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) Be and success eludes us. Much PKBUT PLACE OF BROWN- OUAINT UTTIE SOINS THERE [ A'£SV. I'L L cussion. p.m., worship services. a gracious winner today In a public is invited-to attend, according to the Church: fellowship. Wednesday. 7:30 p.m. ZION EVANGELICAL can be accomplished II you TOBATAROUNP BA(3<3/NS MY7 REST-AURANT JUST MySBLFl't^BE SE T AAV ■ "Living with Problems." VERNON UNITED METHODIST prayer meeting. competitive activity. There’s a play It cool and keep calm. 21 22 23 Pastor Kenneth Gustafson. SUNDAY — 8:30 a.m. Contemporary LUTHERAN CHURCH (Missouri CHURCH, Route 30. Rev. HEREf a'HCH every/ TWO BLOCKS AWAY. SLAPTOSHOVnOU PURSE. Program director J. Stanley Heggelund. PRINCE OF PEACE chance you may have to con (NEWSPAPEIt ENTERPmSE /tSSN.) worship with communion in the chapel; 8:30 Synod), Cooper and High'streets. Marjorie Hlles, pastor. 9:15 a.m. WHERE IT IS... IF ■ noting that SOS is open to married people and LUTHERAN CHURCH. Route 31 -RAY. A POOP IS SOOP Rev. Charles W. Kuhl, pastor, 9 church school; 9:15 a.m., worship 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 to all faiths, said an interfaith service will a.m. Worshif) with communion; 9:45 -10 a.m. and North River Road. Rev. W. H. a.m.. Divine-worship; 10:15 a.m ANP THE PRICES 7 LIKE., 4 service, nursery. ■ ■ Wilkens, pastor. 9 a.m., Sunday follow at 7 p.m. Second Church Children’s Christmas rehearsal; 9;45 a.m. Sunday School and Youth Forum. CHURCH OF ST. BERNARD. ARE REASONABLE.' school; 10:15 a.m., worship ser 32 33 35 Refreshments and a social hour will follow! Church School: Bible Study; Adult Forum, Holy Communion first and third Rockville. Rev. John J. Whi|e. vice. Sunday. ' ■ Events scheduled at Second Congregational Rev. Henry Tomsuden, assistant to the pastor. Saturday masses at 5 and ST. MARY’S CHURCH. Route CHURCH OF CHRIST. Lydall 36 37 Church next week are as follows: bishop of the New England Synod, speaker; 31. Rev. F. Bernard Miller, pastor; 7 p.m.; Sunday masses at 8:00,10 and Vernon streets. Eugene and 11;3p a.m. 1 Guest preacher 11 a.m. Worship with children’s sermon; 9;45 Rev. John L. Suprenant, Tuesday — 9 a.m. Devotions; 9:30 a.m. Bi Brewer and Steve Holt, ministers. ROCKVILLE UNITED Bridge 38 39 40 associate pastor. Saturday ble study; 7 p.m. CRP class. and 11 a.m. Nursery for infants; 6;30 p.m. Sunday services: 9 a.m. Bible METHODIST CHURCH. 142 The Rev. Henry Tomsuden of Arlington, masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday ■ Thursday — 7 p.m. CRP class. Youth Open House; 7:30 p.m. Choir Concert - classes: 10'a.m. worship; 6 p.m. Grove St. Rev. Richard E. Thomp 42 43 44 45 Mass., assistant to Bishop Eugene Brodeen of masses at 7:30, 9 vIO and 10:45 worship. Wednesday; 7 p.m. Bi First St. Paul’s Methodist, Hartford, and a.m. son, pastor. 10:45 a.m., worship the New England Synod, Lutheran Church in ble study. Nurs<>ry provided for all service. Emanuel Choirs with orchestra and organ ac SECOND CONGREGATIONAL services. 46 47 46 49 50 51 52 America, will preach Sunday morning at the CHURCH. (United Church of FIRST CONGREGATIONAL South Methodist companiment. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. CHURCH of Vernon. 695 Hartford 8:30 a.m. and the 11 a m. services at Christ). Route 44A. Rev. Robert K. SCIENTIST. 447 N. Main St. 10:30 Levy’s Law — James Schumeister 55 MONDAY - 3:30 p.m. Staff meeting; 6:45 Bechtold, pastor. 9:30 a.m. Turnpike. Rev. John A. Lacey, 53 54 Emanuel Lutheran Church. He will also Events scheduled at South United a.m., church service, Sunday minister. Rev. David C. Bowling, Tricks pay no interest p.m. Scouts; 7:30 p.m. Property Committee; Church school for all ages; 11 school, and care for small speak and answer questions at the 9:48 a m. Methodist Church next week are as follows: assistant minister. 9:55 a.m.. 56 57 58 Emanuel Chunch Women Executive Com a.m.. worship service (child care children. and led back the 10 of 1 Adult Forum. provided). Church school, crib room, child WgLL,HCW INTEBeSTIN(b SUNDA'Y -- 2 to 5 p.m. Membership mittee. COMMUNITY BAPTIST care; 10 a.m.. Worship service. sp ad ^. BUT ABE VOU &Ue^ WE 'CEU- FIRST CONGREGATIONAL d o y o u l Tile- Rev. Tomsuden is the link between the seminar, education wing; 4 p.m. Concert: TUESDAY — 10 a.m, Beethoven Singers; CHURCH, 585 E. Center St. Rev. FULL GOSPEL The play proceeded quick AD CAMRAI6N, BRAUV WANT AN B6CON IBUBBA 59 60 61 Synod and the congregations of Connecticut. CHURCH OF COVENTRY. 1171 James I. Meek, minister. 9:15 NORTH 11-1441 n ffiiB ? 6EUPR TOENDOese ASTOCIO ’ 6POCS, ' 1* Brahms’ "Requiem," Chancel Choir; 7 p.tn. 1;30 p.m. Lydia Circle; 4 p.m. Junior and Main St. Rev. Bruck J. Johnson, INTERDENOMINATIONAL ly from men on. South As the "official" synod man for the area he a.m.. Church school for all ages, CHURCH INC., 9 Ellington Ave., ♦ 543 entered dummy with a club, BEOK-Ee? PEOPLE W6TENP0. Vesper service in scatuary; 7:30 p.m. Bible Cherub Choirs rehearsal; 7; 15 p.m. Conway minister. 9:30 a.m. Church School (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) kindergarten through Grade 4 Rockville. Rev. Philip Saunders, WJ863 took a disunond finesse, serves as consultant to local churches in Study: "Genesis” , education wing. Diet Institute; 7;30 p.m. Parish Life Com at Church Lane House; 11 a.m. continuing during the service; ’ Worship service, nursery care minister. Sunday, 2:30 p.m., ♦ 843 returned to dummy with the Crisis work and regular parish ministry, and mittee; MACC Christian Unity Comm. 10:30 a.m., Morning worship, ♦ AQ5 MONDAY — 7:30 p.m. United Methodist provided In Church Lane House. deliverance service; Wednesday, other top club, repeated the is a source of information on the workings WEDNESDAY — 7 p.m. Nominating Coni'- nursery provided. 7:30 p.m., deliverance service. diamond finesse and wound "Women, reception hall Program: “ India CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE. WEST EAST and programs of the synod. mittee; 7:30 p.m. Long Range Planning Com TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH. • ♦ JI7: ♦ qiOB up with five diamonds plus Revisited" by Sara Stephens. East Hartford 236 Main 8t. Rev. Neale McLain, Route 30. Rev. Thomas N. Colley, two tricks in each black suit. senior pastor; Rev. George Em- SAB4 SQ1073 TUESDAY - 7:30 p.m. Bibfe Study: mittee; Emanuel Choir rehearsai, pastor. 8 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. There was some discus THURSDAY - 10” a.m. Prayer Group; FIRST ASSEMBLIES OF GOD. mitt, mtriister of visitation and ♦ 72 ♦ K95 Missionary to talk “Greetings"; 7;30 p.m. Women’s Prayer & 763 Oak St. Rev. Ralph F. Jelley. worship service; 9:10 a.m. Sun ♦ 8873 ♦ K42 sion about the posaibiliW 11:15 a.m. Care & Visitation; 3:45 p.m. Belle outreach. 9:30 a.m.. Sunday day School. Study group, 1208 Main St. pastor. 10 a.m., church school; 11 school; 10:45 a.m., worship, that South could have made Choir; 6:30 p.m. Confirmation classes; 7;30 TALCOTTVILLE iSOUTH an overtrick if the defense The Rev. Frank BeardsFCy, Assemblies of WEDNESDAY — 7:45 p.m. Evangelism a m., morning worship; 7 p.m,, children's church and nursery; 7 ♦ AK6 evening service. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, had slipped, but no one CELEBRITY CIPHER N p.m. Rebecca Circle; 7:45 p.m. New Member p.m., evening service, nursery. God missionary to the 'F iji! Islands and Commission at 12 Vernon St., Hartford; 7;30 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH of Main Street and Elm Hill Road. ♦ K5 noticed that East could have Cstsbrtty CIphsr cryptogrsfns.srs crsstsd from quotsOons by famous psopts. past class. CALVARY .CHURCH arxl prssent Each Wtsr In ths dphsr stands lor snothsr. ToOa/i E tqutls U. Vanuatu in the South Pacjific, will be guest p.m. Teachers’. Meeting, education wing. East Hartford (Southern Baptist Rev. Kenneth E. Knox, pastor. ♦ AQJ108 beaten the hand if he bad SATURDAY -- 8 p.m. Alcoholics (Assemblies of God), 647 E. Mid 10:30 a.m. Worship service. ♦ J106 speaker in a meeting Tuesday, at 7:30 p.m. at , THURSDAY -- Noon, Senior Methodists Convention). 36 Main St. Rev. dle Turnpike. Rev. Kenneth L. simply played a low club at Captain Easy — Crooks & Lawrence Anonymous in Luther Hall, Emanuel Charles Coley, pastor. 11 a.m. trick one. Calvary Church, 647 E. )Middle Turnpike, will have their jjinnual Christmas in Gustafson, pastor. 9:30 a.m., Vulnerable; Both and 7 p.m., worship services, g Interest rates are high Manchester. i ^ Lutheran Church 60 Church St. Sunday school; 10:30 a.m., ser Dealer South November party; 6:30 p.m. Junior Choir nursery; 9:45 a.m., Sunday vice of worship; 6:30 p.m., today, but no interest is piud WHY PO t h e y h a v e t o WAIT YOU DID IT ALU The former pastor in Wfashington State is rehearsal. Pumpkin Patch; 7;30 p.m. Board school: 6 p.m.. Training Union. evening service. Weft Nerth Eut Seatk on tncfcs at bridge. If East OMTIL TOMORROW TO TELL ME ‘P UMPRS UMNU 8 VRO QV MNA now involved in the planting of netjr churches, of Trustees, church office; 7:30 p.m. Adult FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH CONCORDIA LUTHERAN Shopping tips !♦ had docked that first club. IF I MAKE THE TEAM 7 (Lutheran Church In America), training students in a Bible Institute, and Study and Sharing Group, 224 Indian Hill CHURCH. (LCA), 40 Pitkin St. Pats IW Pass 3NT South would have had Just Nazarene Church 1120 Silver Lane. Rev. Paul E. Martin Sloane explains Pass Pass Pass one entry to dummy to lead printing church literature! Trail, Glastonbury (Daishers’). Rev. Burton D. -Strand, pastor; Henry Jr., pastor. 9:30 a.m., Sun Rev. B. Stacy, associate pastor. how to save money at the diamoiKB. East would surely 0 Rev. and Mrs. Beardsley arid their three FRIDAY — 10 a m. Al-Anon, education The following events have been scheduled day School; 10:30 a.m. coffee 6:30 and 10 a.m. Holy Comunlon, grocery store — every have made his king of dia NBBYB UYR CYNFA UD EC GPQY." teen-age children have liv|id overseas most of . wing; 6:15 p.m. Youth Choir rehearsal; 7:30 for next week at the Church of the Nazarene, hour; 11 a.m. worship. | nursry care provided; 10 a.m. monds and South'would have Wednesday and Saturday Opening lead: S9 their lives. The parents! of Mr. Beardsley p.m. Chancel Choir rehearsal; 7;30 p.m. 232 Main St. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL; Sunday School through grade 6 been able to take only eight CHURCH. 67 Main St. Rev. in classroom wing. in his “Supermarket were ministers in Hawaii. The Beardsley United Methodist Youth Fellowship. Monday — 11 a m. The-Cornerstone Chris tricks. William E. Flynn, minister. 10 UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST Shopper” column in The Of course, the play mig^t family have lived in F iji for eight years. Rev. tian School chapel with Hugh Gorman. ’’ a.m.. worship service, church — HVBBC YHAYR SOCIETY; East. 153 W. Vornorr Manchester Herald. have proceeded very slowly. Beardsley's newest assignment for 1982 will Tuesday - - 2 p.m. Crestfield Convalescent school, child care; 11 a.m., coffee S‘ I c •••»,«»•«• Mm THE HERALD, Sat.. Nov. 14, 1981 — 21 -- THK HKHAUJ. Sat., Nov. 14. I STUMP QRINDINQ SPECIALIST HOT WATER PRESSURE CLEANINO BAL Entor^lsos B U S m E S S / Classified •Tree Removal vSnow Plowing •Rototllllaq MANCHESTER Senior Citizen biacount Group RataaaFraa Eatlmataa*|25.00 Minimum 6 4 6 -3 4 2 5 BRUCE LITVINCHYK, Ownar/Oparator HAS IT! 341 LYDALL ST.. MANCHESTER Retailers wary of two-way cable television By LeRoy Pope munications’ Qube division, has ballyhoo about telemarketing finally Corboy said the same thing telemarketing, Moureau said cable aroundthe-clock home protection, GUNUFFE AUTO BODY 763 UPl Business Writer provided the 75 or so twoway has subsided and most retailers are probably would apply to the use of TV penetration of American homes Warner Amex Qube, Times-Mirror ROUTE S3 TALCOTTVILLE, CT. MAIN ST. systems presently in experimental going slow because they are con cable television, either twoway or may reach 45 percent in the next Co. of Los Angeles, American NEW YORK (UPI) - use in the United States, for the pre fused about the variety of choices unidirectional, for the dissemination five years and by 1990 systems with Television & Communications Corp. 6 43-1191 Telemarketing, two-way transac sent has turned its attention to and opportunities in It.” of information. For that reason, hundreds of separate channels could and many other cable system 24 HR. TOWING 191 tional services for the home via marketing its systems for home The retailers are torn by conflic Corboy said he disagreed with a re be available. operators are getting into this field 643-O O ie MAIN ST cable television, is getting a wary security — protection against ting claims for videocassettes, cent statement by Ted ’Turner of He and Corbciy agreed the and Rollins, Inc., a leader in the con FEATURING THIS WEEK ... MANCHESTER reception from retailers so far, ac burglary and fires and for am videodiscs, teletex, cable adver Atlanta, operator of the Cable News capability already is here to ventional residential alarm •COMWLETf CO LU IIO N REPAIR cording to two pioneers in the field. bulance and other emergency ser tising. video display cataloging and Network, that the rapid growth of. transmit fashion shows, how-todo-it business, is considering it. •POREIQN ANQ AMERICAN CARS 643-1000 Both Michael R. Corboy, presi vices. other technology and marketing tac cable television could make programs and extensive information dent of TOCOM, Inc., of Dalias, a Corboy said there is a strong de tics, Joseph Carideo, also of Thorn newspapers “ as we now know shows for specific market segments Not all telemarketing involves leading maker of the two-way TV mand for this use of two-way cable, dike Deland, added. them” disappear within 10 years. on a cost effective basis that would cable TV. some specialized systems equipment, and Stuart Moureau, a whereas all the other uses, both Corboy and the two Thorndike “ Printed newspapers and be commercially impossible if use the computer and a teleprinter DOORS AWNINGS HARDWARE New York management consultant, transactional and informational, are Deland officials-also agreed that magazines will co-exist with cable attempted for a broad national network. One is Hot Line, Inc., run A S A said eleclronic shopping, despite its uncharted fields in which everybody telemarketing is likely to develop as television and other electronic audience. by Joe Peed of Fort Dodge, Iowa, WINDOWS CANOPIES SHUTTERS ultimate bright future, isn’t going to concerned still is looking for a tangi a tool to reach highly specific delivery systems for decades to The cable TV home security through which contractors buy, sell grow rapidly soon. ble market. market segments in a very cost come,” Corboy said. systems utilize TV and a computer or rent Tnachinery, tools and other . SALES— SERVICE— INSTALLATION In fact, TOCOM, which along with Moureau, a principal in Thorndike effective way rather than as a Despite the present wariness he station to compete with the conven- equipment, sometimes in a matter YANKEE ALUMINUM SERVICES Warner Amex Cable Com Deland Associates, said “the rronnr'il morUof weapOIl. sees in retailers about • innai alarm system companies in of mintues. fesigns, SPECIALISTS IN GLASS A SCREEN REPAIR 341 BROAD STREET MANCHESTER CONN 06040 20 WARREN S TR E E T MANCHESTER, CONN. Manchester Professional Park, Suite A-1 Betty CaHaot’er. Prop, 649-1106 In CBIA posts Faculty WE SERVICE AND INSTALL INDUSTRIAL AND CDMMERCIAL AIR CONDITIONING - REFRIGERATION Complete Auto Service HARTFORD — ’The Connecticut Business and In HEATING and SHEET METAL • S T A R T ER S dustry Association has announced three staff ap / > C O O LIN G pointments. • T U N E -U P S accepts S Y S T E M S • B R A K ES Mara Braverman, formerly an editorial editor of New England Mechanical Services, Inc. • ALTERNATORS • VUIRINB thd CBIA News, a monthly newspaper published by 4 the business group. A graduate of New York FACTORY TRAINED MECHANIC! 166 TUNNEL RD. University, she also holds a master’s degree in - VERNON, CT. 06066 WINTERIZE NOW public administration and a law degree from the contract 871-1111 University of Southern California. She resides in K-B AUTOMOTIVE. 643-88^'’ ;West Hartford. Named as research assistant is H. Craig Leroy. A graduate of Colgate University, he holds a master’s ORONO, Maine (UPI) — The University of CLYDE A MICKEY MILLER'S Mniii’hi'.itiT orrr .^0 ym. degree in administration, planning, and social Maine and the 800-member faculty union TIL. 649-3528 / ^ y jO ./ALAI. l i f e ' , policy analysis from Harvard University and is have a tentative contract agreement that in currently working on a master’s degree in cludes an 18-percent raise over two years and PARTS P e n tta n d The Flo rist resolves some non-financial issues, the un "AUTO PARTS FOR LESS" economics from Trinity College. Before joining the 24 BIRCH ST. CBIA, he was employed as a research and planning iversity said Friday. HOURS “I am happy to be able to announce today 8 TO 8 MON. FRI. TEL. 643-6247 specialist with the Hartford Area Private Industry that the University has reached a tentative 8 TO 5 SAT. A SUN. 643-4444 Council. A native of New Jersey, he resides in agreement with the Associated Faculties of PERSONAL TEE F.T.D. Bolton. 307 E. C ENTER ST. (REAR) the University of Maine, the union that MASTER CHARGE Kathleen Hansen, a resident of Hamden, has been MANCHESTER AMERICAN EXPRESS WORLD WIDE appointed member services representative. She is a represents our faculty,” University BEHIND lENOX PHARMACY Personalized Fun & Sportswear “ Done While You Wait”. SERVItiE 1980 graduate of Providence College and has per Chancellor Patrick McCarthy said in a formed sales and promotional work for the Long prepared statement. Wharf Steamship Lines and the Rockbestos Co. “ I have a lot of confidence in our CAP N- CORK PACKAGE STORE Great Gifts For Any Occasion! negotiating team and I am confident of passage,” said Alan Flynt, president of the 488-489 No. Main St. Do not think of us as only a T-Shirt Shop. We shirts, lady shirts and tank tops are available Farmington campus branch of the union. Mancheslsr, Conn. carry other it6ms for your needs. We have an at the store. Also rock buttons and patches. If The two-year agreement is subject to ample supply of T-Shirts for both adults and Elected advisers N 649-0591 we don’t have it, we can get it for you. ratification by union membership and the «S' Enlnr^vt! children, with over 1150 designs, 12 colors and We carry the Hanes and Union Shirts plus board of trustees at a later date. “It provides r» /Ji'ffcr .Scrri- ) oti styles of letters, different sizes of numbers other American labels. So when you need a across-the-board salary increases of 9 per cent in each of the two years, effective July 1, LIQUOR - BEER - CORDIALS and colors that can be done while you wait. special gift for some one, see Personal Tee for 191 CthiERST. TRADEX/Hartford, a bartering company SPECIAL ORDER 1981,”. McCarthy said. Large Selection of That’s only part of our business. If you have ideas. We are open Mon., Tues., Wed. and Fri.. MAMCHE8TER. COMN operating on a part-cash, part-trade basis, has a special logo for your business, we can handle 9 to 5:30, Thurs. 9 to 9, and Sat. 9 to 5. So come CAKE MON. SAT. 10-5 elected' two members to its board of advisers. “'The agreement also resolves certain Imoorted & Dcmeetic Wings (203) 646-0228 differences over the language of key articles it for you. A minimum of 12, or as many as you down or call 646-3339, and Jim or A1 will take THURS. 10-9 Louis Luther, owner of the Community Press, a printing company, and Richard Shenkman, owner covering the personnel file, appointment and need, “caps” and cap machine to letter them care of-you. There will be special extra hours tenure procedure, evaluation, workload and Herald photo by Tarqumio while you wait. Any sport shirt or uniform can in December for your Christmas Shopping. of the Silktown Flyer, both of Manchester, will be MOHAWK INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY. INC. working on the five-member board paying regular leaves,” said McCarthy. “It makes no change be ordered from us. Nylon jackets, sweat MANCHESTER OVER 45 in the union security clause of the old con 0 attention to planning and reviewing TRADEX Sii/>p/iiT.« o f Snfol} ' YEARS tract.” MEMORIAL CO. EXPERIENCE policy and issues. They will be available to in -Greetings from the chief dividual members for questions and comments, and The union had been without a contract since •FOUL WEATHER SUITS June 30. It rejected a previous contract offers Opp. East Cemetery will be responsible to the Hartford franchise as well •BOOTS •HOSE 1081 Main St., Downtown Manchester CALL 849-5807 as TRADEX International Systems, the parent of 5.5 percent each year and a later offer of 8 Chief Halftown offers a friendly smile and a hand and was at the Manchester bowling alley •GLOVES^TARPS^RESPIRATORS company out of Boston. percent the first year and 9 percent the se QUALITY cond. to Patricia Eathorne^ Thursday at the Holiday teaching youngsters to bowl. He is also an expert HARRISON ST. Both Luther and Shenkman are actively trading Lanes In Manchester. The chief is one of in Indian lore and has been a professional enter 5 Glen Rd. • Manchester • 643-5107 MEMORIALS MANCHESTER members with TRADEX and will help provide a The union originally sought a 2^ percent link between members and organization. raise. America’s foremost junior bowling instructors tainer for 30 years. ’ V EVERYTHING IN GLASS Investm ents ■WE CAN'T HIDE BEHIND OUR PRODUCT" Business parley Service MASTER Stock prices down Investment prices courtesy of AdvesI Inc arc as of 3 p.m. Friday. J.A. WHITE GLASS CO. Price Change HARTFORD — The first Connecticut Conference Friday this week • 4 9 - 7 3 2 2 on Small Business will be held Jan. 6, 1982 at the Advest Group 9>2 dn *4 Ol f.H 30 it IHS HXHKHIEM h f Professional Cleaning Services University of Hartford, West Hartford. Alex. & Alex. 30 up 1 31 BISSELL 8T. MANCHESTER HOMa a BusiNEsa in sluggish trading Sponsored by the Connecticut Delegation to the Acm’at 6 dn * 2 •MIRRORS »SHOWER DOORS •STORE FRONTS 9p»cMltlng In wmllt, Hoon, uphQltlmrnd himitun, Aetna 44-''t, up I**-;, •SAFETY GLASS •BATHTUB ENCLOSURES •ETC ctrpnUng t ditntinr mtorntkm. White House Conference on Samll Business and co 640-3433 sponsored by numerous small businesses, CBT Corp • , 24>2 up I *'1 chambers of commerce, and associations across NEW YORK (UPI) - Stocks fell 1981 downturn is over. price of a share shed 33 cents ' Col. Bancorp 17*2 up *2 the state, the conference will follow a town meeting Friday in sluggish trading that Wall Street also was disturbed by Declines topped advances, 359-232, First Bancorp .30*2 up *)'4 FAMOUS BRAND J. B. ELECTRONICS format covering four areas of importance to the reflected investor concern about the events centered on Budget Director among the 795 issues traded. First Hart. Corp ■m ' unch health of small businesses: economic deepening recession and what the David Stockman, who was chastised Volume totaled 4,940,000 shares, Hart. National 2I-'*'» up *'2 TELEVISION r APPLIANCES STEREO e MUSIC AMPS • TV government plans to do to combat M\M iii>ri:ii SALES AND SERVICE climate/taxes and spending; capital formation and by President Reagan for claiming compared with 6,360000 Thursday. Hart. Steam Boil. 45 *'2 ■ unch retention; education and training; and, regulatory the slowdown. the administration's economic The. National Association of Ingersoll Rand dn 1*4 overburden. Brokers said profit takers cashed policies favored the rich. Securities Dealers’s NASDAQ index •I.C. Penney 26 dn l**i HOME IMPROVEMENT 1 1 r 1 n A sponsors planning committee, composed of in-on recent gains, particu'arly in Composite volume of NYSE issues of OTC stocks lost 0.83 to 200.16. Lydall . DIV. — — ooo small business owners, business association transportation issues Takeover traded on all U.S. exchanges and Marathon Oil, which is battling Sage-Alien 6=4 unch executives, and educators, is coordinating the Con situations again i "in the over the counter at 4 p.m. EST Mobil’s ?85-a-share takeover offer, SNET 44*2 • up l^'h 649-3589 spotlight. totaled 52,508,100 shares, compared Travelers , 48**'4 up *2 Neil to Slop t SIwp ference. Subcommittees on issues and speakers, was the third most active NYSE- ,IACK BERTRAND 643-1262 finance and publicity have been established. For The Dow Jones industrial with 63,677,0000 traded Thursday. listed issue, off 3ti to 78‘/4. Mobil United Tech' 42^8 dn 1 *4 further information, contact Steve Taylor at the average, which gained 3.42 points The American Stock Exchange in finished unchanged at 247^ in active First Ct. Bancorp :)4*2 up 1 Greater Hartford Chamber of Coihmerce, 525-4451. Thursday, lost 4.66 points to 855.88. dex plunged 7.33 to 317.77 and the trading. N.Y. gold $412,50 dn $15.75 But the closely watched average MERCURY r Specializing In Wince managed to gain 3.43 points for the OLCQILeACKAGE STORE week overall. O d fC a n te F a tiR l Manchaatar, CT The New York Stock Exchange in PlnrstuppIngPlua dex shed 0.84 to 70.85 and the price Tandy chief retires Ptione 646-2796 ★ OUR olfirouirr POLICY * Conference set of an average share declined 36 10S Dltcounl on t a i ^ P w ch m ot U q M Or Wbw cents. Declines' topped advances, NO SERVICE CHARGE 10% Dlwount on mixed S'nurtehed cn«e - B*«r •xduded STORRS — A week-long, conference designed to Loutmi orient ntlltbit by Itm. .955-611, among the 1,932 issues FORT WORTH. Texas (UPI) - V. Roach, president and chief Miitaf Charge emd.Vtoa aecapted provide updated information on current tephniques traded. RMarviHotM lor • HoMs • Alrlln«t • Sleainslilpt The retirement plans of Phil R. executive officer of Tandy, parent Tele-Cheok... in quality control will be held at University' of Big Board volume totaled 45,550,- company of the Radio Shack chain. 827 Main Straat Mancheilar OLGOTT PACKAGE ST0RE~ ■Personal cheeks caehed up to tIM.og Connecticut in December. North, chairman of the board of 000 shares, down from the 55,720,0()0 Tandy Corp. since founder Charles Two new directors were elected to ' ’The 20th Reliability Institute will take place un traded .Thursday. 4 the board at the firm’s annual der the auspices of th^ UConn Office of Conferences Tandy died in 1978, have been Analysts said the market was accepted by the firm’s board of meeting Thursday: William T. 654 Center S t 6 4 3 - 4 6 9 7 Manchester Ihstitutes and Administrative Services, and the caught between trader selling for Smith of Fort Worth, president of SPECIALIZING IN M IM I -M W PR 1^ T I ^ G Northwest Quality Control Council of the American directors. 42J CfNnil ST. • MANCMtTU Me-17TT tax loss purposes and speculation SUPERIOR MUFFLERS Society for Quality Control. North, who plans to retire June 30, Champlin Petroleum; and Alfred J. among a variety of stocks by in ^ e in of Greenwich, Conn., presi According to Dr. Albert L. Jeffers, Director of 1982 after four years in the interim DON WILLIS GARAGE, INC. A Good Selection of Domestic & Imported Wines COMPUTE PMNTMC t COPYMi kunCE vestors who believe the worst of the position, will be succeeded by John dent of Arrow Electronics Inc. SPECIALISTS LOW COST PRINTINR the UConn Office of Conferences Institutes and Ad WHEEL ALIGNMENT - BRAKE SERVICE • WRECKER SERVICE . ministrative Services, participants from all over GENERAL REPAIRING^ WHILE YOU WAIT (PHOTO RIAOT) * IMPORTED SPECIALS ■m ui caw. sTiTwon. M n n w i the United States and Canada will be attending lec Propane Cylinders Filled tures on a variety of issues in quality control. From Romania — Pramlat Cabamat Souvignon...... TSOml. Air Conditioning Service ... . 2i99 •SEE US FOR ENGRAVED NAME PLATES Classes will meet from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., TELEPHONE 16 MAIN.STREET From Hungary — Magyar Voroa...... •TRY OUR-NEW I-M MMO COPIIM starting Dec. 7 at the UConn Bishop Center for Con M9-4531 MANCHESTER CONN 06040 • 2i99 1 lll«r botti* Public records IP tinuing Education. Registration will be held Dec. 6 Join your friends and From Franco — Mommaaaln Red A White Table Wine .... at the Willimantic Motor Inn. From Italy — LenottI Blanco di Ciiatoza ...... Instructor for the program will be Dorian neighbors in support of Designs & Styles Shainin, a certified management consultant, From Portugal — Frel Joao Balrrada Tinto-1970...... TSO.ml OSTRINSKY, INC. Manchester Memorial ....4a99 reliability engineer, quality engineer, and a faculty Building permits To Kenneth White for barn at 740 643-5735643- To Dennis Miller for Raymond 731 PARKER ST.. MANCHESTER associate of the UConn School of Business Ad- To William Correia for coal stove Spring St. Ext., $7,000. Glihan^for reroofing at 206 Henry Hospital’s $3,000,000 Com Holiday Packaging ~ l^igural Ceramics minstratlon. at 16 Duyal St., $1,0(X). To J and. G Home Improvement St.. $1,000.- munity Fund drive. PERSONRl T€€ Discussion topics include such areas ag To Eugene Girardin for Margaret Inc., to A1 Jezovit for reroofing at '‘Reliability vs, Quality;” “Constant Time To Manchester Auto Repair for In Stock or Special Orders CALL US FIRST! Zanis foi roof repair at 354 Center 134 Henry St., $2,000. sign at 185 Main St., $150. Please send your contribution to Testing;” "Manufacturing Influences oh St., $500. 50 FT. TRUCK SCALE Reliability” and "Customer Service Information.” To Nicholas and Son for Fred'and Manchester Memorial Hospital 1081 Main St., Manchester • Tel: 646-3339 Fo.cus/Food Come In’To See Us & Visit A Few Minutes LICENSED PUBLIC WEIGHTS For registration information contact Dr. Albert To Stanley S. Wandych for coal Mary Blish for reropfing and vinyl Building Fund DEALERS IN IRON, METALS. PAPERS L. Jeffera Box U-56E, UConn, Stores, CT. 06268, or stove at 110 Irving St., $600. siding at 74 Woodland St., $9,600. Menus, recipes and shopping tips P.O. Box 1409 XI Sr Pat Coelho, Owners Jim Coelho, Manager WeTI Help You With Your Selection call 486-3232. To Robert Smith for addition to ' To Camille and Jean Gautreau for are featured in The Manchester Manchester, Conn. 06040 garage and open wood shed at 13 wood stove at 32 Constance Dr., Herald’s Focus/Food section, every 646-7086 Walker St., $200. $946. Wednesday. 22 THK HERAI.I). Sai . Nm H. l«lt I III': III',RAM ), Sill , N'l'/ ll l'(BI ADVEimSIllG UVERTISING DE/UNM Classified 643'2711 RATES Minimum Charge LOOK FOR THE STARS... 22— Oondoininlums EMPLOYMENT 23— Homes for Sale 35— Heating-Plumbing 46— Sporting Goods bo—Misc for Rent 15 Words 12:00 n.oop the day 24— Lots-Land for Sale 36— Flooring 47— Garden Products 59^Homes/Apts. to 37— Moving-Truching-Stofage48— Antiques before publication. 1— Lost and Pound 13— Help Wanted 4^—Investment Property 38— Services Wanted 49— Wanted to Buy AUTOMOTIVE PER WORD PER DAY 2— Personals 14— Business Opportunities 26— Business Properly Look for the Classified Ads with stars; stars help get you better results. SO^Produce Deadline (or Saturday Is 3*-Announcements 15— Siluatiorf Wanted 27— Beaort Property 4~Enterlainmeni 28— Real Estate Wanted 1 D A Y ...... 14» 12 noon Friday; Mon MISC. FOR SALE RENTALS 6 t—Autos for Sale S-~Auciion$ 62— Trucks for Sale 3 D A Y S ...... 13c EDUCATION MISC. SERVICES 63— Heavy Equipment for Sale day's deadline is 2:30 40— Household Goods 52— Rooms for Rent Put a star on ad and see what difference it makes. 64— Motorcycies-Bicycles Your a FINANCIAL 18— Private Instructions 41— Articles for Sale 53— Apartments for Rent 6 DAYS ...... 12c F rid a y . 65— CamperS'TrailerS'Mobite 19— SchooiS'Ciasses 31— Services Offered 42— Building Supplies 54— Homes lor Rent D A Y S ...... c Phone 643;2711 8—Mortgage Loans 20— Instructions Wanted 32— Paintmg-Paparing 43— Pels-Birds-Oogs 56—Offices-Stores for Rent . H o m e s 26 11 9 -Personal Loans * 33— Building*Contracting 44— Musical Instruments 56— Resort Property lor Rent 66— Aulorr^otive Service 67— Autos tor Rent’Lease HAPPY ADS *3.00 PER INCH 10—Insurance REAL ESTATE 34— Roofing-Siding 45— Boats & Accessories 57— Wanted to Rent Telephone 643-27M , AAonday-Friday 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Help Wanted 13 Homes For Sale 23 Painting-Papering 32 TAQ S A LES ...... Artlclea tor Sale 41 Apartmenta for Rent 53 Autos For Sale 81 Trucks for Sale 62 BABYSITTER for 3 year InlMlor/ExMor PilnUng. CHAIN SAW, 14” old boy in. my home. 2 Wilpspirliw andI IDrymSl MANSFIELD CENTER - nights per week. 646-6181. U % APR McCulloch “Mini-Mac”, 79 Pontiac Sunblrd 2-Dr. (nstAaUon STILL OPEN after all Woodsedge Apartments. JManrlifatrr MrralJj F n iS M T E M tf FtffsskoalSnlNd vid 2.0 Cu. Inch with Newly renovated, country Jet black. 4 spd., 4 cyl. INFANT CLEARANCE; Showroom condition. 1973 GMC WINDOW VAN. ACCOUNTING CLERK - Rent with option, $550 mo. or ImwiMlI jriciricti i Ftm these months. The Eastern accessories. $95 or best Crib and accessories, setting. Two bedrooms. *3699 standard. Runs great, fair purchase at $59,500. $40,000 tttMct. rtiyf^ln iMvt^ Connecticut Flea Market offer. 649-3987 aUer 4 p.m, will handle A-R, A-P, Q. L. McHUQH highchair, infant seat, car From $285 to $325, includes assum able. at the Mansfield Drive-In bodv. 647-9613, Bruce, p.m. T O R E THE monthly journal entries for 843>9321 seat, bicycle seat, appliances and parking. 79 Cadillac Coupe doVllle 'Your Community Newspaper' new division of expanding theater (Jet. 31 & 32) will NEW QUEEN OR KING Silver gray, full power options, carriage, playpen, swing-o- be Open thru November - 429-1270, 233-9660 or 232- Motorcycies-Bicycles 64 company in Manchester. matic, walker, infant SIZE Waterbed, never 0761. fact. A/C, leather, cruise control. Immediate, full time 12% APR longer if weather permits. opened, 10 year warranty, Beautifull INTERIOR PAINTING, linens, decorations, •799S 1979 CM-400 T, Excellent opening. Call Mr; Curtis at nXEDRATE Every Sunday 9 a.m.-3 walnut stained pine frame, WOODLAND STREET - 4 Owner financing. Irhmedlate oc over ten years experience, clothing (Size 0-2 years), p.m. Spaces available, condition, asking $1100. 644-1581. low rates and senior citizen November 14th and 15th. 10 headboard, deck, pedestal, Room, 2nd floor apart cupancy. New 3 bedroom Cape. public free, so bundle up mattress, liner, hin||jraus 78 Mercury Marquis 4-Dr. 8900 miles. Call 528-6849. 3 Help Wanted 13 discounts. 643-9980. a.m, to 4 p.m. 128 West ment. Available Dec. 1, Loaded. Full Pow er Beauty! Announcements SCHOOL BUSINESS 2 car garage. 5 min. to Man and come on down! padded siderails. 999. 563- PLEASE READ chester, 15 min. to downtown Vernon Street, gas/gas range. Attic •3 9 9 S OFFICE POSITION-Lead 0073, Rocky Hill. storage, parking for one KZ400 Deluxe 1978 YOUR AD HOME INTERIORS Party Hartford. An excellent buy at INTERIOR AND Manchester. CASH ONLY. KAWASAKI, fairing, position' in two person $79,000. EXTERIOR painting, car. No pets. No utilities. 77 Cadillac Coupe doVllle ClaiiltiMl ad*'art takan Beautiful! will school system'business of THIRTY GALLON FISH baggage-rack, saddle bags, paper hanging, Carpentry HOUSEllbLD GOODS - 70 One month security & te Fire mist green, full power op low mileage. $1350. 688- ovar the phona aa .a con- accessories and gift items NEW PAY SCALE fice, dealing with 15% APR TANK. Everything but the nant insurance required. tions. A/C. Must Be Seen! at reasonable prices., Work. Fully insured. J.P. KnoHwood Road, East 6201 Ask for Andrea. vanlanoa. Tha Harald la bookkeeping, payroll, OWNER FnUNCm Lewis & Son, 649-9658, Hartford. SALE. Saturday, fish. Good working order. $325 monthly. 643-9423. •5995 November 17th, 7:30 p.m. purchasing,budget $85. Telephone 646-7329. Christmas raaponaHila lor only ono In- I 3 bedroom Ranch, Immediate oc 10-4. SUZUKI-125, TC, 2 Speed Please call if interested. WE N EED ... management and related cupancy. $57,900. comct Inaartlon and than PROFESSIONAL INSIDE - 58 Margaret 76 Ponttac Trans Am transmission. 1975. $500 or 872-1137. RN's/LPN’s activities. Business school Road, Manchester. Mtur- BEAUTIFUL BOXES at only to tha alia ol ll|^ CENTURY 21 PAINTING - Interior and A/T, P /S, Must Be Seenl best offer. 649-1462. Giftf U Home Health Aides graduate with minimum of TEDFORD REAL ESTATE exterior. Commercial and day, 10-4. Games, toys, Red Goose Farm Antiques •399S original Inaartlon. Errora Mortgage Loans 8 MANCHESTER - 5 Room three years office 647-9914 ’ 423-89S8 residential. F re e e s small appliances, bicycle, - Inlaid, caryed, brass, post EAST HARTFORD alMcIi do not loaaon tha Homemaker/ experience or compaFSblh TAG SALE - H eritage clothing. All excellent con office, & candle boxes. duplex available im Guidee mriiia ot tha advarttaamant timates. Fully insured. 646- 73 VW StaUon Wagon PUBLIC SCHOOLS MORTGAGE LOANS - 1st; Companions business experience. Holiday Fair - Center dition. Buy now for Christ Lovely walnut finish what mediately. No pets. Gold llnish, auto, transmission. arW not ba eorractad by an 4879. References, lease, security INVITATION TO BID ’ 2nd; 3rd. ALL KINDS. to provide home care Twelve month work year, Lots-Land for Sale 24 •••••••••••••••••••••••• Congregational Church. mas. not shelf. Much More! Exceptionally CleanI adMIonal biaattlon. Realty state-wide. Credit 35-hour work week, good Saturday, November 14th. Open Sat. & Sun., 12-5. 742- required. $325 plus •349S B I D iH592 rating unnecessary. Cbll or como In for salary with liberal fringe Building Contracting 33 9137. utilities. 649-9353. Panic Door llunluun*. IIIohcI'n BOLTON - 53 Acres with SATURDAY, Doom for I.IIHS Reasonable. Confidential. Inlormatlon, 843-9515 benefits. For additional in woods & open fields. $69,- TAG SALE-SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14th, if SUBURBAN MOTOR Quick arrangement. formation and application FARRAND Homes lor Rent 54 Information may be obtained from iKanrliPslrr 300. Owner financing possi REMODELING - Cabinets, NOVEMBER 14th, if weather permitting at 136 CAR. INC. the Division of Business Services, ALVIN LUNDY AGENCY, AIDE AND ASSISTANCE call Superintendent’s Of weather permitting at 136 Oak Street, Manchester. Routs 83 649-2076 ble. Gordon-Realty, 643- Roofing, Gutters, Room 456% MAIN STREET - six no Long Hill Drive, East Hart 100 Constitution Plaza, OF N.E. CONN. INC. fice, 643-1569. 2174. ^ Oak Street, Manchester. Furniture, housewares, Manchsttor ford, Ct. 06108 until bid opening on Hrralit Hartford, 527-7971; Additions, Decks, All types ADMIRAL FLEXOHEAT rooms, $400. plus utilities. 3SS Main SI, Manchaatar of Remodeling and Furniture, houseware, clothes, encyclopedia, mis November 23. 1981 at 2;00 PM evenings: 233-6879, 233- DELIVERY PERSON- clothes, encyclopedia, mis 40 inch white electric No appliances. Tenant in Resort Property 27 Repairs. Free estimates. cellaneous. stove. Double oven. $100 80 THE EAST HARTFORD PUBLIC 6885. OFFICE HOURS SALES CLERK wanted at cellaneous. surance. Security. 646-2426 CADILLAC - 1976 - Coupe Fully insured. Phone 643- inch Sleep Lawson style SCHOOLS IS AN EQUAL Mon. - Ffl. S-4 once for modern phar TAG SALE Nov. 14 & 15.10 weekdays. DeVille - 72.000 miles. 6017. sofa. $35. Telephone M4- Good condition. $2700 or OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER EOE/AAP macy. Must be personable FLORIDA TAG SALE - Saturday a.m.-3 p.m. Baby items, 026-11 NOTICES EMPLOYMENT and nave some experience. YOU WOULDNT 0031. EAST HARTFORD - 7 Best offer. Telephone 742- 1 ROBERT E. JARVIS - November 14th only, 9-4. 3!13 household goods, jewelry, Don’t wait till the last Part time & weekends. BELIEVE m Lyn-dale Street, baby & maternity clothes, Room, 3-4 Bedrooms, IVa 6800 - Keep trying. M . Cwntm cM atnosshert. LshM Remodeling Specialist. Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 baths, stove, refrigerator, Apply in person: Liggett TrtM . Security . P rM a4-4»-tK Manchester. Wicker, fur an d much more. 2'7 Lost and Found 1 Help Wanted 13 PART TIME - Work at F o r room additions, AUTO LEASING RENTAL Legal [Notice home on the phone ser Parkade Pharmacy, 404 W. M g n . FiWom eatertsimwntIcciNpiei niture, clothes and mis Williams Rd., Bolton. washer, dryer, fireplace, _ IbntMiect-frN kitchens, bathrooms, P.O.A. INC. STILL HAS garage, near buslines, - Oldies But Goodies minute! Be part EXPERIENCED - Matliire vicing our customers in Middle Turnpike. cellaneous. INVITATION TO RID German Shepard, Female, Manchester Parkade, Ireem. roofing and siding or any Many kittens and cats stores, schools, churcties. Limited. Rent-A-Car. Sealed bids will be received in the' black and tan. Gorgeous. 'sales person. Apply in per • your area. Telephone 456- Amrka'i finest a M aaMfecture^ home improvement need. CHRISTMAS CRAFT available. Fluffy orange; $12.95 day, 100 free miles. Office of The Director of General 0876 or 528-6631. Manchester. beiiiM CON— tty. Uhe Feinmt, P.O. You’ll never know the SALE - Nov. I5th, 214 $450 plus heat & utilities. Services, 41 Center Street, Answers to “ Greta." son, Marlow’s Inc. 867 Telephone 643-6712. long haired gray, double References, lease, 2 Automobiles bought, sold, of the smart shoppers Main Street, Manchester. lei 4535, N. Ft FIs. 33M3. Or power of Classified until Monroe Street, East Hart Manchester, Connecticut, until Manchester area. DISH AND POT WASHER Cel Tel Free I40i^23l-70t6 pawed; all black; pure months security deposit. rented. 323 Center Street, 11:00 a.m. on the date shown below REWARD 649-*2732. INSPECTOR - Must have WOULD YOU BELIEVE LEON CIEZSYNSKI you use it yourslef. Call ford. 10-5, all items hand white, etc. 633-6581. for the following: ex|ierience with air-craft needed part time. Person made. No pets. 643-8703. Manchester. Telephone EDUCATIONAL REP - nnist be 18 or older and FROM $34,9001 i BUILDER. New homes, today to place an ad. 647-0908, Ask for Bill. D e ce m b e r 1. 1981 • 3M WOULD LIKE TO FIND Outstanding opportunity parts. Apply in person: additions, remodeling, rec REFLECTIVE MATERIAL. who shop from the SOLAR MACHINE, 757 reliable. Telephone George Onices-Stores tor Rent ALUMINUM 'SIGN BLANKS & owner of clean, friendly for experienced sales per rooms, garages, kitchens 1973 OLDSMOBILE STREET SIGN EXTRUDED I son to represent Phoenix Goodwin Street, East Hart at 643-2751. calico cat. 649-5755. I J BUSINESS remodeled, ceilings, bath Articles for Sale OMEGA - automatic, CAPS & TEES. Institute of Technology ford. tile, dormers, roofing. 41 Articles for Sale 41 FREE PUPPY - Shots, WORKSPACE OR power steering, power December 2, 1981 - POLICE recruiting students for WEATHERIZATION house trained. Good with STORAGE SPACE FOR UNIFORMS AND RELATED Christmas Gift Guide ^ LO.ST - Keys, vicinity of ANALYST - take and SERVICES Residential or commer brakes, air-conditioning, ITEMS. Summit & Delmont technical training. Com- PART TIME cial. 64d'-4291. MOVING SOUTH r dark children. 646-7335. RENT in Manchester. No good gas mileage. Tlie Town of Manchester Is an mission. Choice of SALESPERSON to sell applications, maintain files •••••••••••••••••••••••• pine trestle dining room lease or security deposit. equal opportunity employer, and Streets, If found please call and determine eligibility of Telephone 646-8504. 643-8031 territories available. Call subscriptions door-to-door Services Offered 31 table, four chairs, two arm Reasonable rates. Suitable requires an afrirmativc action clients for weatherization DESIGN KITCHENS, ALUMINUM SHEETS policy for all of its Contractors and of the Manchester Herald. today for interview, 602- with newscarrier two cabinets, vanities, counter chairs, large • breakfront. for small business. Retail 1976 HONDA CIVIC - Vendors as a condition of doing 244-81 1 1, Mr. Terry evenings a week or Satur program. Estimate cost REWEAVING BURN Butcher’s block and used as printing plates. .007 and commercially zoned. IMPOUNDED and amount of materials to tops, kitchen cabinet fronts thick, 23x28«i’^. 50c each, PART DAINE PUPS - Rebuilt engine, new paint, business with the Town, as per MANCHESTER - Male, McKinney, 2555 E, Univer days. Salary plus com HOLES. Zippers, um custom woodworking, butcher’s,work bench. 247- Call 872-1801, 10 to 5. good condition. $1895. 742- Federal.Order 11246. sity Dr., Phoenix, Ariz. missions. Call Circulation be installed in clients brellas repaired. Window 1678. or 5 for $2.00. Phone 643- $35.00. Telephone 742-5281 Bid Forms, plans and one year old, lab type. homes. Must be able to colonial reproductions. 2711. They MUST be picked 9-2 p.m. 9854. specifications-are available at the Golden color, Rachel Rd. 85034.______manager, Manchester shades, Venetian blinds. J.P. Lewis 649-9658. NEWLY RENOVATED HeralcT 643-2711. work well with public and Keys. TV FOR RENT. FOUR 15” JBL Speakers, up before 11:00 a.m. only. General Services Office. 41 Center 646-4555. Some things never change. 310 souare feet office 1969 MUSTANG - body and Street. Manchester, Connecticut. Beginning Nov. 25, 1981 INSURANCE AGENT schedule appointments Marlow's, 867 Main Street. brand new, $130 each. available. Main Street TOWN OF MANCHESTER. with minimum of supervi ELECTRICAL SERVICES One of them is the quick engine good. New brakes, NEEDED for salary DENTAL ASSISTANT full 649-5221. - We do all types of Elec Three Shure mikes - two location with ample ana tires. Good for parts. CONNECTICUT savings and life sales. Full time for oral surgeons of sion. Good salary and SM78 and one SM58, brand results you get with parking. Call 649-2891. ROBERT B, WEISS, Every day till Christmas Eve! benefits. FOREMAN - To trical Work! Licensed. Call Classified ads. Try one $400 or best offer. 649-3723. GENERAL MANAGER lead ^stem . No prospec fice. Chairside and front BRICK, BLOCK, STONE - after 5:00 p.m., 646-1516. new, $150 each. One Bi- 021-11 ting, Salary plus commis supervise and work with Concrete. Chimney CORD WOOD - Seasoned today! LOST - Shetland Sheepdog desk experience needed. Amp stereo equalizer, hardwood. Four foot 81 Chryslsr La Daron I Miniature Collie ) in sion. Call Dana, 646-5203. weatherization crews in Repairs. “ No Job Too brand new, $200. 875-8902. Send resume to Box BB, N.R. CYR BUILDING lengths. $70.00 a cord. Cash 4 Dr. Sedan, 6 cyl., A/T, P /S, P/B, vicinity of South c /o T he Herald, by stalling insulation. Small.” Call 644-8356 for Musical Instruments 44 A/C, e ta SPECIAL AT Background in related COMPANY - new energy ana carry. Telephone 6^6- BASEMENT STORAGE Hawthorne Street. $25 TOOL-MAKER - Minimum November'20. EOE. estimates. REASONABLE - 3 •T39S 5 years experience. Com fields helpful. Must work efficient homes. Will assist 7766 after 6 p.m. . AREA with dirt floors. reward. Call 646-1838. in financing as low as 10 WOMEN’S WINTER HAMMOND ORGAN - 81 Horizon TC3 pany paid benefits in an well with co-workers and COATS, Size 14. One Model A-100. Full size First room 18V4 ft.xl5 ft.; ASSEMBLERS AND COIL percent Interest for ad second room 23 ft.xl5'/^ ft. 2-Dr. 17,000 miles, A/C, A/T, air-conditioned plant. public. . Good salary and Beaver-lined. Also, keyboards & pedals. Good P/S, stereo, etc. Fully warranteed. •••••••••••••••••••••••• WINDERS: Female ditions, remodeling rec $30 monthly. 649-0717. Interviewing 8 a.m,-4 p.m. preferred. Finger dexteri benefits. CONTACT: Kolinsky Fur Piece. 228- ' condition. Asking $1500. •6398 Personals 2 Dynarpic Metal Products WACAP Weatherization, 32 M&M P&H, Manchester rooms, garages. 643-9743. •••••••••••••••••••••••• ty necessary; experience 3533, Young Original Call 646-5299 after 5:30. 81 Horizon 4-Dr.' Company. 422 North Main Broad Street, Danielson, 649-2871. Small repairs, A /C . A/T, rear defroster, etc.. 12.- WANTED. RIDE TO Pratt not necessary, will train. remodeling, heating, R & M CARPENTRY - Street, Manchester. 646- Four day week, 10 hour CT. 774-0400. Closing date: ° Wanted to Buy 49 000 mites, fully warranteed. & Whitney from Porter 4048. November 18, 1981. baths, kitchens and water New homes, additions, rec •••••••••••••••••••••••• •6195 Street; second shift. Call day. 7-5:30. Apply at Able Jjeaters. Free estimates! rooms porches, roofs and NEWLY REMODELED Coil and Electronics, siding. 649-3170. CASH FOR YOUR Proper Office Space available. 81 Rallant 2-Dr. Custom aHer 10.. :30' a m., 646- ELECTRONIC SALES CLERK needed at .P/S, ' P/B. A/C. etc., fully M ake HOW-TO ty. We buy quickly and con 4714 Bolton, CT. Heat and electricity in warranteed. ASSEMBLERS - Apply in once. Some experience C & M Tree Service, Free fidentially. The Hayes Cor necessary to work in estimates. Discount senior R E. MILLER & SON - cluded. $125 and up. •6398 person, 9-5. Phoenix Audio OIL CO, OFFERS poration. 646-0131. DEROSA REALTY, 646- Announcements 3 Lah, 91 Elm Street, modern pharmacy. Plea citizens. Company Remodeling - Additions - 80 Ford Mustang Coupo excellent opportunity for Roofing - Aluminum and 1698. Manchester. sant working conditions. Manchester owned and CASH FOR War relics, 4 cyi., A/T. P/S. radio, white FLEA MARKET: Every high income, security, cash Must be personable. Part operated. Call 646-1327. Vinyl Siding. Phone 649- walls, etc. Some Sunday 10-5. Coventry an bonuses, benefits to 2954, swords, uniforms, buttons, MANCHESTER - Retail, •4795 .DENTAL ASSISTANT- mature person in time nights and weekends. medals, soldiers, pictures, tique center, 1140 Main RECEPTIONIST: 3-3‘/2 Apply at once in person: LIGHT TRUCKING - Fen storage and or manufac MANCHESTER Street. Coventry. Dealer Manchester area. cing. Attics, cellars, gar TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY bullet molds, guns, books, turing space. 2,000 sq. ft to PLYMOUTH days. Orthodontic office. Regardless of experience, Liggett Pharmacy, 404 W. bowies. 647-8620. .space available. Telephone Salary commensurate with Middle Turnpike, ages cleaned. All types Residential & Commercial $25,000 sq. ft. Very Route 83 643-2705 742-9698. write P.Q. Read, trash, brush removed. Construction. Remodeling, reasonable. Brokers Talcottvilk Extra experience, 649-7222, Manchester Parkade, American Lubricants, Box home improvements, ad Produce 50 protected. Call Heyman Manchester. Picket, Split Rail, 1976 BUICK OPEL COUPE 696, Dayton, Ohio. 45401. Stockade Fences installed. ditions, bathroom & Properties, 1-226-1206. 528-0670. kitchen remodeling, SPECIAL TURNIPS - Pull - 2 door, automatic, good NURSES AIDES - 7 a.m.-3 your own. Yellow globe running condition. $1400 or p.m. or 3 p.m.-9 p.m. Enjoy roofing, siding, repairs, USED CAR LOT - Long es- LICENSED DAY C A ^ .^door & window replace and purple top. Natsisky tablished. Center of best offer. Call after 5,643- HELP WANTED working in a very pleasant Farm , 644-0304. Vernon- 6840. and home-like atmosphere HOME - Will watch your ment and alterations.646- Manchester. Telephone GIVE YOURSELF A 1379. South Windsor line. 646-2426 9-5 weekdays. CIRCULATION DEPT. CHRISTMAS BONUS. Sell helping our elderly child or infant days. Call 1972 SKYLARK - two door patients. Experience 646-0262, Avon, earn good money. Heating-Plumbing 35 one owner. Good condition Call 646-3M5 or 523-9401. preferred. Please call Mrs, RENTALS Telephone 649-1887. Blain, Director of Nurses, BABYSITTER AUTOMOTIVE Part-time Inserters: BOOKKEEPER - Rham 646-0129. Manchester AVAILABLE, Martin SCHALLER PLUMBING HEATING- Water pump Apartments for Rent 53 CAMARO FIREBIRD Must be 18 yrs. old. High School - Full Charge. Manor Nursing Home, 385 School area. Call after 3 61 .PARTS: 1973. Doors mint West Ceifter Street, p.m. 649-2094. specialists. Also, N Clean out your Call 647-9947 - Ask for John Regional High School remodeling service or condition. $25 each; also System. Fund accounting, Manchester. MANCHESTER- One' and SURPLUS JEEP-S, CARS, SNOWPLOWING repairs. FREE 334 two bedroom apartments many other parts. Cheap. 4 budget, and payroll ESTIMATES. 649-4266. TRUCKS. Car Inventory Call 649-7069 after 6 p.m. attics & garages experience required. A LOCAL FOOD SERVICE Commercial & Residen ^available. Centrally valued $2143 sold for $100. Carriers (Wed. only) Manchester Company is looking for a tial. Manchester. located on busline near Salary $11,000 to $15,000. Flooring Similar barp in s available. 1971 HORNE’T Coupe - Start immediately. Call part time vending Hostess Reasonable. F ree e s 36 shopping center and No collections involved. schools. For further details Gall for information, 602- automatic, 6, 6 mounted If you don’t need it SELL iT Rham High School 228-9474 M/F to work three hours timates. Call anytime 646- 941-8014, Ext. 7816. Phone tires. $500 or best offer. Call 647-9946 per night (7 p.m. to 10 5489, 646-1327. FLOOR SANDIN(3 - Floors! call 649-7157. for appointment. r— like new! Specializing in' Yarn Dolls call refundable. Telephone 649-0968. For additional infonnation p.m .) in an account located in Manchester. Will train. SHEETROCK, TAPING, older floors, Natural and; 118 MAIN STREET - 3 and and application! call stained floors. No waxing' 5 BEST BUYS 1971 PLYMOUTH SAtellite Superintendent's Office, Call 633-6631 between 8:30 and Installation. New work 4 room heatef’ apartments, anymore! John Verfaille, hot, water, nu appliances. 1 9 M RED W kUIT Sebring. Good condition. 643-1569. a.m. and 4:30 p.m. for ap and repairs, ceilings Stk. No. 0350 Best offer. Telephone 646- pointment. textured, painted, spray^. 646-5750. Security -' tenant in Pin striped. AM/FM stereo, 2 Classified Ads iKaurlipatpr 3722. RICH RUSTMANN, surance. 646-2426, 9-5 dr., 4 spd., 25.000 ml. FREE ssloo •HOUSEKEEPER 456-0149. . Household Goods 40 weekdays. NEEDED for working cou FOOD SERVICE 1978 HUE lu n rr TO WHOM IT MAY WORKER Rham High stk. No. 724A Hrralh ple three afternoons per USED MANCHESTER MAIN 2 dr., 4 spd., 46,000 ml. CONCERN: Notice is School. Part time; $3!71 CUSTOM DRAPERY hereby gi' that on to all home subscribers of the 4 week. General . DESIGNS - 15 years REFRIGERATORS, STREET - Three room $4M housecleaning, laundry and er hour. Contact Diane 107S SUIARU DL November 2i,- 'Ot;’ at 3 E,aFountain, 228-9474. experience. Fine selection WASHERS, RANGES - apartment. Heated, hot Stk. No. 7S8 other miscellaneous jobs. Clean, 'Guaranteed. Parts water, appliances. No pets. p.m. a public sale v. ■” be Herald that have something to se ll... Waverly, Schumacher Tan. 60.000 miles, a/c, 5 spd., held at Menden Hall s Telephone 633-6620 after 6 & Service. Low prices! Security. Parking AM/FM steel radial tires W m fabrics & wallpapers. Call Amoco, file.. Route 6, An p.m. Joyce for free estimates. B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main Cut thru loops of skein available. Telephone 523- $3998 I REAL ESTATE Street. 643-2171. NOW S359S dover, CT, to sell for cash 646-6714. at one end; set Aside 9 B-17 9 7047. 1077 IIW for less than $99.00. strands for anns and ty Stk. No. 858B th e following motor SOFA, CHAIRS, "Cherry ing. Fold strands so that lO -n milk Ik , COOAOINATOb EAST HARTFORD - all Sliver, 4 spd., AM/FM, a/c. vehicles to wit: 1979 Ford we will run your ad for 6 days free of charge. Fill out the coupon Condominiums 22 CHILD CARE - in my' 54,000 ml. Pick-Up, ID Number licensed Manchester home. End-Tables, lamps, ends of 1 end come to 4" A smartly styled jacket bills paid. One bedroom, S41M below and either mail it or bring it in personally to the Manchester massage belt, clothes rack, of other end. Tie 6" down, with basement. $255. 1S7S CHEWY MONZA F14HLEE1245 and a 1973 CONDOMINIUMS: One Monday-Friday. Hours combines with a softly Buick Century, ID Number flexible. Fees reasonable. server & mjsc. 649-3695. cut thru loop at other en 1. gathered skirt and a Capitol Homes, 236-5646. Stk. No. 87IA Herald officB'. Limit one ad per month, 2 items per ad. bedroom, fully applianced Insert foam ball under 1 e choice of blouses for a 4 cyi.. 4 Bpd., stereo cassette, 4J57J36118744. Said motor kitchen, carpet and vinyl Beautiful neighborhood a/c, blue REFRIGERATOR - Good for head; tie tightly u i- good-looking ensemble, . MANCHESTER (• designed vehicles are being sold to floors, separate basement and yard to play in. AH der chin. Fold 8 Aim $2900 satisfy the artificer’s lien, Have An TYPE OR PRIir OHE W0« PER BUR*. LIMIT 20 WORDS kid$ ages welcomed. "I Love condition. $200 or best B-179 with Photo-Guide fo r efficiehey. \;One TOUJMCOUnYVOUSWMEN CLIP AND MAIL TODAY with washer and dryer con strands in half; cut. Fold is in Sizes 10 to 18. Size and the abandoned motor 1 2 nections, storm windows Children! . 649-6413, offer. 646-1428. again; cut. Tie 1” from bedroom. $160 monthly. 24 Tolloiid Tpko. ira. 03) Instrument 3 4 12, 34 bust... jacket, 1% Capitol Homes, 236-5646. Vomon, C L 040-2030 vehicle lien, respectively, and doors, townhouse and anytime. end; braid to 1- from of the seller there on. Said The l\8anchester Herald •••••••••••••••••••••••• WASHER & DRYER, other end & tie. Place yards 60-inch; skirt, 1% EARN EXTRA MONEY. WORK flat m odels available. public sale Is conducted ac- > For Sale? 1 Herald Sq. s 6 e Painting-Papering 32 Convertible sofabed, arms over head; divide yards; blouse, yards. VERNON - Handling, 1, 2, 7 Telephone 649-9404, Peter 1869 MUSTANG. Excellent cording to the Laws of The Manchester. Conn. 06040 • man Agency. •••••••••••••••••••••••• stereo cabinet with body evenly front & back; Patterns available only and 3 bedroom houses and Call TIk^ speakers. 647-9676. tie. Braid legs in same in aisee ehovm. apartments from $200. condition. .Asking $1495. State of Connecticut. t 3 OR 4 HOURS A NIGHT. PROFESSIONAL 9 10 •••••••••••••••••••••••• manner. Glue on features, To order, und $2.25, aim sot C^plto! Homes, 236-56W. Telephone 646-7243. Menden Hall's Amoco, NAME______‘ 11 ^ 12 PAINTING - Interior and Iqc., resrves the right to Herald n Homes For Sale 23 exterior. Commercial and GE MICROWAVE OVEN - No, C-334 has easy-to- for potto(o and hAndling. ■ .lUE lUONEIT VW 411-1971. .Runs-- needs bid at this sale. ADDRESS______^______CALL IVAN AT 647-9946 counter top model. One follow instructions for •AVAILABLE DEC. 1st, 4 13 14 “ residential. Free es-' Classified 15 16.« dolls shown; n* Mndwlar ItnM engine work. Good for CITY______STATE. CUSTOM BUILT CAPE - timates. Fully insured. 646- y e a r guarantee. $160. IIOOAn. •( AM riut room apartment. 3rd parts. $250 firm. Telephone OLDS - 1976 Delta, 4 Door. J ‘ (Full shed dorm er), Telephone 643-1814. TO o*Dt», IMO *1 JO It iw li New Yh *. N.Y. 100N Floor, recently remodeled. 4879. 646-7243. Excellent condition. Ad. Dept. At PHONE______ZIP } AT THE fireplaced living room, •••••••••••••••••••••••• ■ attm , o b i 500 ft otiU tt M< Print Nami, A d lrtti wltk ZIP Gas stove, refrigerator, 17 1R 19 2 0 '. B u O lln . CODE. Stylt Nnmkfr Md $|n. Asking $2800. 640-5813. dining room, large Articles for. Sate 41 ANNE CAIOT garage, large yard. Cen LEE PAINTING. Interior CHEVY STATION FREE-LESS THAN $99.00 bedrooms, l baths, gar hii IlMiMto EmM New ’81 FASHION with trally located on busline. / ‘/2 & Exterior, ‘‘(^eck my Success in Sewing, is 1966 CHEVY MANCHESTER HERALD age. Lot 80x146. Marion E. rate before you decorate.'^’ LOAM SALE - Delivering 5 1100 A n .'•( A m tlc M ,- Security and' references. WAGON - 1972 8 cylinder. Now Vtrli, M.T. 100M filled with appealing PS, Radio. Good condition. CONVERTIBLE 1971 Robertson, Realtor: 643- Dependable. Fully insured. yards. $60 tax included. Priiit Nanii, AOinti no Itili designs. Also 2 BONUS Mature couple need only 5953. Sand, gravel. Cal] 643-9504. Honbir, apply. Call 649-7718. ■ $750. 640-3605. Motor 350. Telephone 649- 646-1653, Coupons! Price . . . $2.25. 2970.