20 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Tues.. Oct. 5, 1982

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The X-rated business, for many years mob- to V4-inch widths) which will bring down cassette costs, IF TH E R E IS a slowdown coming in the X-rated film controlled, is coming out of the closet and making its (2) the expansion of the cable TV industry, (3) the incor­ business, one of the country’s largest producers of these way to Wall Street. poration of the video recorder feature in TV sets in '84 movies, Caballero Control Corp. of Canoga Park, Calif., Fair tonight; Manchester, Conn. At the moment, it's only a trickle. But you’re likely to and '85 and (4) continued rapid growth of the video doesn’t believe it. Its growing sales figures — annual see a much bigger splash in the pursuit of Street funds, Dan Dorfman cassette recorder industry. volume’s reportedly over $5 million— reflect continuing cloudy Thursday Wednesday, Oct. 6, 19b<. given the boom in video cassette sales and rentals and, brisk demand. “ Four years ago the Xrated film may K IN G OF VIDEO, which had sales of $5.4 million along with it, the demand for adult sex films you can have been nearty all of the (cassette) business; today — See page 2 Single copy 25c Syndicated last year, also sees continuing strong growth for adult watch in the privacv of vour home. maybe 20 percent. . . but that’s still a lot gravy, says IrralJi films and tells me: “ We want more X-rated product Figures are difficult to come by, but trade sources put Columnist sales manager Roger Chan. “ And we’re going to con­ penetration.” At the moment, these films represent tinue to grow because we’re putting a lot more quality the video cassette business in the at close about 15 percent of the firm ’s annual income. into these films.” to a billion dollars annually by the end of '82 — with Interestingly, King of Video, one of the country’s roughly 20 to 30 percent of it in soft- and hard-core por­ largest independent distributors of video cartridges, had Obviously the much greater availability of conven­ nographic films. an '81 loss of $569,000 — but its annual report to An example of the pitch for Wall Street backing for the tional films (fro m '“ Gone with the Wind” to “ Mickey shareholders failed to put the usual parentheses around Mouse” ) has sharply reduced the market share of the X- Secrecy women,” he says. “ We want to make people feel good production of X-rated movies is the formation of Westar the number, thus giving the apparance that it actually about eroticism and their sexuality and our films will he rated movie. However, one of Wall Street’s leading Productions Ltd. had $569,000 profit. That’s the first time I ’ve ever seen or in good taste ...” entertainment analysts. Pane Webber’s Lee Isgur, heard of something like that. W IT H IN T H E N EXT few weeks, the firm will fire Presumably then, the new genre of adult films will thinks the sex flick business is also suffering from a Mai Vice president Steve Vincent calls it “ a mistake that off a statement with the Securities and Exchange Com­ mark a sharp departure from the current crop of movies boredom factor. ‘"There’s a lack of creativity m pom appealed somehow got by the accountants and lawyers.” And he mission seeking agency approval to sell $5 million worth offered by a 2 Vi-year-old privately held company that’s films; after you’ve seen the guys and gals doing their says a corrected copy of the report was sent out. of limited partnerships to be used for the production of run by Kulawik and his Westar partners — IFC Enter­ thing in all the different ways, it becomes a bore,” he 30 adult films for both cassettes and cable TV. King of Video, which has since moved into the black says. “ And without change, you’re looking at a tainment, Ltd. has more than 50 million shares outstanding and its The plan calls for joint ventures with independent film diminishing business.” by Herald IFC, which provides the Eros adult film service for stock sports a bid price of about 16 cents a share on the producers both here and abroad, who, in turn, would pay-TV outlets, features a series of women in Maybe so, but in any event the word I get from a ante up part of the production costs. over-the-counter market. The shares, however, could provocative poses in its slick sales brochure that ■ criminal attorney intimate with organized prime figures Brokerage firms would be called upon to pitch Westar come under some pressure, given the recent freeing up promotes such films as “ Beach Blanket Bango,” “ In­ is that the mob will continue to maintain a strong hold By Paul Hendrie units to investors at a minimum of $2,500 per unit. And a of some 2 million shares for potential sales by insiders. satiable,” “ Sweet Dreams Susan,” “ French Postcard on the business. “ There’s too much money to made tax write-off of $1,250-$1,500 is contemplated in '83, the Herald Reporter Girls,” “ Chambermaids,” “ Bottoms Up,” “ My Tongue O B VIO U SLY T H E QU E STIO N of the growth of the from associated lines like drugs, prostitution and year in which the bulk of the films are expected to be Is Quick” and “ Orgy Machine.” adult film business will largely hinge on the video blackmail to walk away,” he says. . . “ and this business The Manchester Herald is filing a produced. cassette market. And there are signs of a potential slow­ has got some of the nastiest guys you wouldn’t want to formal complaint with the state IFC IS C U RREN TLY holding merger talks with a Film production takes in big bucks. But one Westar down. One key reason; The roughly 7,5(X) outlets selling meet.” Freedom of Information Commis­ 6 publicly owned company — King of Video Inc., a Las the cassettes — about two-thirds of which are strictly sion, challenging the Board of principal, Chris Kulawik, who formerly sold real estate Vegas-based distributor and licensor of video cassette tax shelters and is currently heavily involved in dis­ outlets for video-tape products — apparently aren’t X-rated film dollar parade Directors’ policy of holding com­ films. And completion of that deal may come within the studied buying new products as vigorously as in the past. 1. Insatiable mittee meetings in secret. Editor tributing sex flicks, says the new company plans to next two weeks. produce films at a cost of between $100,000 and $250,000. That’s the word I get from the Video Software Dealers 2. Wanda Whips Wall Street Dan Fitts said this morning. IFC presently is unprofitable, though the cable base is Association, which cites the escalating costs of inven­ 3. The Dancers The Herald’s action follows the “ We’ll keep them that low because we expect to rapidly swelling for its inventory of some 250 adult tory and the sharp rise in rentals at the expense of /mt- 4. Any Time, Any Place Board of Directors’ refusal Tuesday would induce the state Department operate on tight timing and financial budgets,” he says. films. It also recently sighed a deal with a European By Alex Glrelli right sales. Sources say rentals are running about 12-to- 5. Fox Trot night to change its policy. of Transportation to drop it. company, a five-year $1.5 million annual contract, to Herald City Editor K U L A W IK , W H O ASSE R TS that he and his 1, vs. sales, and the VSDA calculates the average rental 6. 1,001 Exotic Nights Democratic Mayor Stephen T. Pen­ provide its product line for Australian consumption. partners have never been involved with or approached at $3 a day, compared with a tape purchase of around 7. Room-Mate ny told the board he expects the With a public hearing that may Officials have also said, however, by any underworld figures, tells me Westar films will be As Kulawik sees it, the adult film business has $55. 8. Taboo policy to be challenged. decide the fate of downtown Main that details of the plan can be geared to the couples market. nowhere to go but up. And in this context, he points to Last year video cassette distributors purchased about 9. Debbie Does Dallas The directors based their stand on Street only hours away, the towh changed and the purpose of tonight’s hearing is to get public suggestions “ These are not the kinds of films that will be made in (1) the expansion of the video cassette industry through 5.5 million cassettes; the '82 figure is estimated at about 10. Behind the Green Door a recent legal opinion prepared by today was studying a bank’s oppwsi- as well as to gauge public reception. a hotel room in three days and be a put-down of the introduction of smaller cassette tapes (from V4-inch 6.5 million. Source: King of Video, Las Vegas. Town Attorney Kevin M. O’Brien. tion to the reconstruction plan for O’Brien said he believes precedents the street. by the Freedom of Information At today’s meeting with Fuss, Commission indicate no require­ Town officials would like to adjust Kandra hopes to get a briefing on P in brief. ment to open committee meetings, the design to meet the objections of the problem involving the plan’s as long as the board delegates none Manchester State Bank if it is possi­ effect on Manchester State Bank Few 'new' products really new of its authority to the committees. ble to do so. and to be prepared to keep abreast While O’Brien’s opinion said the of it. board has no obligation to open its Public Works Director George In new position He said he will try to discuss it committee meetings, it did not say Kandra was scheduled to meet at By LeRoy Pope top down, to developing new products with bank officials before tonight’s new products that actually reach the this, so much so that designers of depart­ the board has any responsibility to midinorning with Walter Fuss of and introducing them properly. meeting if there is any indication Anthony J. Blanchard of 116 Carriage Drive has UPI Business Writer manufacturing and marketing stage are ment store interiors say much of their keep the meetings closed. Fuss and O’Neill, the engineering The first essential, Booz Allen & that such a discussion will help. been promoted to NEW YO RK — One of ironies of the failures. Some other studies in recent work is “ sheer theater” to create A spokesman for the FOIC has firm that designed the plan. Eastern Regional American business climate is that most years have put the failure rate as high as customer wants or appeal to wants, Hamilton concluded, is that a company, told the Herald the commission “ It behooves us to do whatever we Sales Manager of the manufacturing companies are dependent 65 to 70 percent, and it is generally rather than to needs. must develop most of its new products The bank opposition, voiced Mon­ 0 generally requires subcommittees can to satisfy the objections,” Kan­ Conap Division of the on a constant flow of new products for agreed that hardly more than one in 20 internally. ’The more new products it day by bank president Nathan Rockweil said the challenge to of government agencies to open liJ i dra said, but he had no idea early chemical and coating profitable operation yet only 10 percent new product suggestions that receive develops itself, the more experience it Agostinelli, a former mayor, came manufacturers to keep up the flow of their meetings and post advance today what solutions might be possi­ g ro u p o f of new products are really innovative. some serious consideration by manage­ gains and the more it is able both to in-, as a surprise to town officials, who new products — products that either are notice of meeting times and ble. Wheelabrator Tyre John Rockwell, a vice president of ment actually reaches the stage of crease the chances of success and pre­ thought the problems had been really innovative or fill a new want — locations. Inc. Booz Allen & Hamilton management vent runaway development costs. resolved. manufacturing and marketing. will be extremly acute in the coming The precedents cited in O’Brien’s AGO.STINELLI .SAID Monday Conap is a high consulants, said new products are night that from the bank’s point of YET, ROCKWELL SAID, no decade because competition both at. The study said there are three prac­ opinion all were before 1980. More Another surprise greeted the town technology manufac­ needed because existing products Kenneth C. Burkamp photo view the plan is bad because it successful company can escape the need home and from foreign firms is going to tical avenues of approach to developing recent precedents appear to have administration when it learned the turer of polymer “ degenerate into profitless price com­ limits access to the building, to niaintain a constant flow of new intensify. new products. The entrepreneurial ap­ reversed those earlier precedents. Chamber of Commerce will not take resins, serving the petition” like ordinary commodities, no making it more difficult for drivers C proach puts the emphasis on true innova­ FIREFIGHTERS ADMINISTER FIRSJ AID TO BURN VICTIM biomedical, matter now great a need they fill. Many products. • N O T O N LY a r e ' the directors’ a stand at tonight’s public hearing, T H E BOOZ ALLEN study said the tion. The collegial approach is to get new . . 18-year-old was jolted by high-voltage shock from HELCO transformer coming from several directions to aerospace, defense committee meetings closed to the scheduled for 7:30 p.m. in the Lin­ of them ultimately are replaced by new He conceded this means that, like the line between success and failure in in­ products by acquiring or entering new get into the bank lot and to its drive- and computer in­ press and public, but the public is coln Center Meeting Room. or improved products and simply vanish retailer, the manufacturer must live by troducing new products can be very sub­ businesses and the managerial approach in teller station. dustries. from the market. appealing to peoples’ wants, not their tle. Companies that fail with new not told when the meetings are held, stresses new products closely linked tq Informed of the chamber’s deci­ In his new position, A new study by Booz Allen of the needs. Thus a new product, in marketing products often plow quite as much Penny and Democratic Deputy Agostinelli made it clear he op­ the company’s established lines. sion in a phone call Tuesday after­ Blanchard will be technique of successfully introducing terms, may really mean finding a new money and effort into developing and in­ Mayor Barbara B. Weinberg posed the plan reluctantly and if he noon, Town Manager Robert Weiss responsible for new products concludes that only 10 per­ use for an existing product, redesigning troducing them as those that succeed. A Booz, Allen & Hamilton favors the Tuesday night would not tell a were mayor he would be supporting Man hurt by power unit was audibly shocked. He said he had marketing and cent of those introduced in the last five it, repositioning it in the market or success record usually is not the result of first two approaches considering the reporter when the most recent it. the impression that a survey of technical sales in 11 years “ were truly innovative or new to repackaging it to make it fill a public good luck but the result of experience managerial approach too restrictive in budget committee meeting was While the opposition has been T states from Maine to Anthony J. Blanchard the world.” held. members taken by the chamber somewhat vocal, the support is want. and expertise and of total dedication of the long run to be permanently By Raymond T. DeMeo The accident, which was reported A police car arrived at the scene Virginia-and will be The study said fully 30 percent of the Penny told Fitts Tuesday that peo­ came out in favor of the plan. more difficult to gauge in advance Retailers are extremely conscious of management in the company, from the successful. at 10:45 p.m., also blew a fuse on the minutes after a neighbor reported directly responsible for field sales engineers in ple in public service have to have an Herald Reporter of tonight’s meeting. transformer, leaving 231 HELCO the accident. But police officers those states. opportunity to speak their minds However, Anne Flint, president of The plan was drawn by the Fuss An 18-year old man was in the in­ customers in the area without elec­ were unable to get inside the fence Blanchard attended local schools and the Univer­ without being criticized. the chamber, said the response to firm after a public hearing on tensive care unit of Hartford trical power for over an hour, said around the transformer to where the sity of Hartford. He is a member of the Army and “ Events carry things in certain the survey was so divided it was im­ reconstruction of Main Street and a Hospital today after he touched a Michael J. London, a spokesman for boy was lying, because the gate was Navy Club and the Elks Club of Manchester. He is direction,” said Penny. possible for the chamber to take a number of meetings with people Public Records high-voltage Connection on an elec­ Northeast Utilities, ' locked. Firefighters arrived shortly married and has two sons. Fitts said this morning, position. who are directly affected by it. trical power transformer Tuesday London said company workers afterward to cut the lock, McKay “ convenience for elected officials night. hadn’t determined whether Ray said. KAN D RA SAID today he would Fire department officials said Warranty deeds Patriot Lane, $40,500. Road. Associates for renovations demolish garage and build To R.E. Miller for Gor­ touched a 4,800 volt or a 23,000 volt certainly have been pleased if the Please turn to page 10 Michael Ray of 67 Strawberry Lane Ray was conscious and “ pretty Women advance Martin J. Hogan to W illiam E. Hart and to Buckland School for of­ a garage at 167 Boulder don Buck for a deck at 132 connection. Sticking one’s hand in chamber had come out in favor, but W. Middle ’Turnpike, $3,- apparently climbed over a fence much in control of himself” while he did not think the lack of a stand Michael E. Bertrand and Joan M. Hart to Wayne Federal Hens fices and for an addition, Road, $12,000. an electrical socket would give a 500. surrounding a Hartford Electric firefighters administered first aid to Samples today WASHINGTON (U P I) - The rate at which Reynolds and Gail Internal Revenue Ser­ $ 200 , 000 . To S. Mark Stephens to 120-volt shock, he said. would be fatal to the plan. It would Debra A. Bertrand, proper­ the burns that covered much of his women are getting ahead in banking is increasing, a Reynolds, property at 47 vice against Une Kastell, To Gary Crosse for a demolish a garage at 25 Light Co. transformer on Keeney Residents in the area of Keeney have been far worse if the chamber ty at Putnam St., $50,9(X). Green will left arm and leg, McKay said. The Manchester Herald today new study shows. 40 Olcott St. $1,533.29. house at 200 Knollwoqd Brookfield St., ^00. To Alfred Logan to ex­ Street and climbed on top of the Street and Garden Grove Road, had taken a position against the road Merritt N. Baldwin to Patriot Lane, ^,500. continues its sampling program Road, $60,000. tend a kitchen at 493 transformer. The jolt from touching where the transformer is located, reconstruction, he said. A 1982 report by the American Bankers Associa­ Construction Management Linda Schlichting to Internal Revenue Ser­ To Atlas Builders for To Thomas H. and Adams St., $8,000. the connection knocked him to the Ray was taken by ambulance to Weiss has said publicly a couple of to bring copies of the tion on the nation’s 15 largest banks shows 59,281 Services Inc. property at Leonard Grigorian, proper­ vice against Thomas Mif- John F. Devanney Corp. reported seeing “ a pretty big flash” Kathleen Jacobs for a ground and left him badly burned on Manchester Memorial Hospital and times that widespread opposition to newspaper to non-subscribers hold jobs in the officials and managers category, or 125 Still Field Road, $23,- ty at 149 High St., ^2,000. fitt, R.T. Coach Works, 244 for a wood platform at 317 fight new after the boy touched the 39.5 percent of the 149,986 people in such positions. Broad St. rear, $14,889.43. house at 760 Hilstown High St., $1,900. To Brian Edwards to the left side of his body, according to transformer connection, McKay later transferred to Hartford the basics of the plan, particularly in Manchester. 000 . Quitclaim deeds finish an addition at 275 Deputy Fire Chief James McKay. The statistics were filed with the Equal Employ­ K.W. Inc. to Mark Road, $57,000. To Joseph Coscia for a said. Hospital. from the business community. Release of attachment Oakland St.. $1,000. ment Opportunity Commission. Riemier and Ellen F. Gladys R. Marte to Paul To Connecticut dormer at 51 Elizabeth The comparable sampling last year showed 37.8 R. Marte, property on Ben­ J. Yusel Essack Remodeling for Rev. Drive, $9,000. proposal Willey, Unit 6F East releasing Constantine percent of officials and managers were women. Meadow Condominiums, ton Street. Michelino Ricci for a gar­ To Clara N. Stewell for To Skip’s Roofing and Samoitis and Mary Loy The banks questioned in the study employ about $42,900. Laurence E. Fields to age at 655 N. Main St., $12,- Marie Turkington to Siding Co. for Everett Shirley H. Fields, property Samiotis, $2,000, property . By Nancy Thompson half of the nation's banking employes. Geno J. Andreini and Lea 000. demolish a garage at 33-35 Frazel for siding at 137 The study also showed continuing gains in ad­ at 115 White St. at 49 Kane Road. To Thomas Mason to Division St., $200. Broad St., $3,100. Herald Reporter Frank Atwood dies dt age 77 M. Andreini to David J. Joseph V. Giansante to General Electric Credit

2 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wed., Oct. 6, 1982 m NATIONAL WEATHEB SERVICe FORECAST to 7 AM E8T tO-7-B» 3000 _ V aO.pOv _ 30.E4 New hiring plan pleases members of rights commission News Briefing < ^___ MINI F a ir letter of termination,” said a certain kind of work, he said. By Paul Hendrie failed attempts last year to fUl any • Job descriptions would be would be reviewed, to make sure Democratic Director Stephen T. openings at the Police Department reviewed by the town every tie a they are fair, and an analysis of Cassano also worried that the I Herald Reporter Cassano. “This is an expectation of tA N FRANCISCO position opens, to make sure they recruitment efforts would be goals and timetables for hiring Democrats claim with minorities. the job — like putting in so many '."X' A new town manual of personnel The board amended the ad­ give minority applicants a fair required from the administration minorities might be impractical, No link reported hours a week.” cos ANOEI.eslOELeS \ I and affirmative action policies — ministration’s draft of the manual chance, That is currently done, before and after a job is filled. because the turnover in the town’s jobs bill credit An amendment failed to reward in Tylenol poisons LOWEST amended to meet some concerns of so: (General Manager Robert B. Weiss THERE WAS considerable workforce is small. WASHINGTON (UPI) -r- It was at the TCMRERATURES the Human Relations Commission • Minority hiring goals would be said. department heads who succeed in debate before the board agreed to CHICAGO (UPl) — Investigators f*P.______d0 “By failing to meet impractical other end of Avenue, but ORLEANS —was approved Tuesday night by distributed by department, rather • The administration would be meeting affirmative action goals by distribute hiring goals by depart­ tracking a saboteur, whose cyanide- goals, you become the subject of the occasion was nonetheless a the Board of Directors. thian by types of work. This means directed to report on permitting filing commendations in their per­ ment, instead of by major job spiked capsules of Extra-Strenth Tylenol criticism ," he said. billsigning ceremony. Two members 6( the Human each town department would strive alternate experience to substitute sonnel files. Only Penny and categories. , killed seven people, narrowed their list Democratic Director James R. Turning what normally is a routine Relations Commission’s affirmative to flu a given number of open for certain ^ucational experience Weiss and Assistant General Penny responded that assigning of suspects to concentrate today on those E3* on some job descriptions, if it is McCavanagh supported this con­ chore into a full-blown media event. WtATHER fOTOCAST «Jf action subcommittee said the positions with qualified minority Manager Steven R. Werbner —who hiring goals by department would who "rise above other suspects for cept. House Speaker Thomas O’Neill Tuesday amended manual satisfies them. applicants. determined (hat failure to define acts as personnel supervisor —op­ encourage department heads to take reasons that are obvious to us.” Other directors felt that affir­ put his signature on the jobs training bill Loiiis Kocsis and Elizabeth Tonnuc- • Training for job interviewers ' alternative experience is precluding posed department-by-department a more active role in recruiting State Attorney General Tyrone Fahner mative action should be an everyday passed by Congress last week. ci said alterations suggested would be provided, so they will be the town from hiring minorities. goals. minorities. Democratic Director discounted Tuesday the possibility of a part of a department head’s job, not It was not a Rose Garden setting and Tuesday by Democratic Mayor sensitive to the town’s affirmative • The administration would be Arnold M. "Ik e” Kleinschmidt said "copycat” killer in California, saying required to do all it can to build something that deserves an extra Werbner said it is tough to require there were no souvenir presidential pens Weather Stephen T . Penny addressed the action goals. it makes sense to give each depart­ "we see no link” between the Chicago reward. small departments, with few handed out, but O’Neill and his smiling spirit of HRC recommendations. • Specific responsibilities for relationships with resource agen­ ment a , because the depart­ deaths and a California man poisoned by employees, to meet goals. It is lieutenants seemed satisfied. The manual defines rules and equal opportunity counsellors— who cies that could encourage minority “I think the only letter that should Tylenol capsules tainted with strychnine. better to require that a given ment head is the person who actual­ They had attracted about 20 reporters, procedures for hiring town will be appointed in each town job applicants. be sent is if somebody dis­ Fahner said 115 federal, state and local criminates, then they should get a number of minorities be hired to do ly does the hiring. television cameras, and photographers employees. It was drafted after department — would be spelled out. • Tests given to job applicants investigators had narrowed their list of to record the signing and hear O'Neill two dozen potential suspects to "eight or Today’s forecast say the Democrats — not President nine.” Reagan — deserve credit lor the bill. Today mostly sunny. Highs around 70. Light and The Food and Drug Administration The measure represents the 97th variable winds. Tonight fair with some patchy fog. Lows and McNeil Consumer Products Co., Congress’ major effort in the jobs area. in the 40s. Calm winds. Thursday increasing cloudiness. Consultant hired manufacturer of Tylenol, issued an im­ Reagan originally resisted the legisla­ Highs around 70. Light southeast winds. mediate warning against using any tjrpe tion, but eventually came to support the of Tylenol capsule — extra or regular bill while firmly opposing another jobs strength. They also asked retailers proposal pushed hy the House Extended outlook to solve water woes nationwide to discontinue the sale of all Democratic leaders. Tylenol capsules. Another Democratic bill, now stalled Extended outlook for New England Friday through At the New York Stock Exchange, in the Republicancontrolled Senate, Sunday: .. The Board of Directors voted un­ stock in Johnson & Johnson Co,, Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut: A The study wdll be completed in two would create 200,(XX) temporary public animously Tuesday night to hire the Met­ McNeil’s parent firm, plunged more months or less. Public Works Director work jobs at a cost of |1 billion. chance of showers Friday. Occasional rain Saturday. calf St Eddy engineering firm, for up to than two points and trading was halted George A. Kandra said. If the board goes Clearing Sunday. High temperatures in the 60s and low $9,000, to find a solution to low water for more than an hour after word of the along with the engineers’ recommen­ 70s. Low temperatures from the mid 40s to low 50s. pressure in a north-central area of town. California poisoning. dations, actual work probably could Vermont: Showers Friday, then clearing with fair But the directors cautioned that there Johnson & Johnson said it hired Chrysler accord weather over the weekend. Highs from 60 to 70. Lows in begin this winter, Kandra said, although is no guarantee the engineers will find an it probably would be less expensive to Intertel Security System of Northbrook, the 50s Friday and in the 40s thereafter. i seems in trouble affordable solution to the pressure. wait until spring. 111., a private detective agency, to help in Maine, New Hampshire: Clhance of rain Friday and Water pressure in that area dropped “It seems to me that the impression is the investigation, but denied a lack of DETROIT (UPI) - The tentative Saturday. Clearing Sunday. Highs in the upper 50s to confidence in the massive investigation from the 100 pound range to the 30 pound being left that we’re going to allocate agreement between the United Auto mid 60s and lows in the mid 30s to mid 40s. range apparently as a result of the town under way in the Chicago area. this $9,000 for a miracle cure,” said Workers and Chrysler Corp. appeared to water improvement project. Republican Director Peter P. DiRosa Jr. be in trouble today because of rejection Residents there complain that toilets “People may think in two months they of the pact by a 2-1 margin at a handful of National forecast won’t flush and appliances — like are going to be able to turn on their FBI enters acid Chrysler plants. washing machines — don’t operate faucets and get the pressure. We should Workers at Twinsburg, Ohio, and at 75 62 .... properly because of the low pressure. not leave that pressure. eye drops case three Detroit area plants ’Tuesday By United Press International Ix)S Angeles c City & Fest Hi Lo Pep l.oui.'iville pc 83 62 .... “I have no doubt that Metcalf L Eddy rejected the proposal by overwhelming 83 43 . .. Memphis r 90 60 .. . LOS ANGELES (U PI) - The FBI is in­ Albuquerque c 85 78 .... are going to come in writh a olution. I margins. ’Tuesday’s vote at Belvidere, Anchorage cy 41 31 .... Miami Beach i vestigating at least 10 cases of acid-laced 80 54 .... Milwaukee pc 76 60 .... have some doubt about whether che towm Asheville l.dc 74 64 .22 eye drops and nasal sprays in Southern 111. was not revealed. Atlanta pA 84 64 .... Minneapolis r of Manchester is going to be able to af­ UPI photo The negative tallies came from the Billings c ' 48 33 .... Nashville pc 85 62 .... Vincent set California stores, but the latest scare in Binningham pc 88 68 .... New Orleans r 87 78 55 ford it at this tim e.” San Bernardino County.was just one of Detroit plants and from Twinsburg, Boston c 66 57 .... New York c 77 65 .... Democratic Director James F. where the pact was rejected 2,315 to 316. Brownsvll Tx. i 80 79 .22 Oklahm Cty pc 87 67 .... about 200 false alarms in the past year. Omaha r 86 63 .85 “Dutch” Fogarty said the owm should Today In history Those votes, combined with Monday’s Buffalo pc 70 49 .... Police and state health officials said Chrlstn SC. pc 82 69 .... c 75 61 .... for TV show solve the problem, regardless of the vote in Wilmington, Del., put the m ar^n Charllt N.C. pc 67 63 ... Phoenix c 90 65 .... Tuesday laboratory tests on a suspect On Oct. 6.1981 Egyptian President Anwar Sadat was killed by a group 78 56 .... cost. TOP of rejection at better than 2-1. Chicago pc 61 Pittsburgh c bottle of Visine AC eye drops bought in Cleveland pc 79 Portland Me. c 63 40 .... Manchester Community College " I t ’s got to be done,” he said. "We got fl I - brandsI of men In military uniforms while reviewing a military parade. Sadat was The running total against ratification 89 56 .... Rialto, Calif., concluded the solution was Columbus pc I’ortland Ore. r President William E. Vincent will those people in trouble there.” photographed only minutes before his assassination. stood at 10,142 to 4,577, or 68 to 32 per­ Dallas pc Providence c 71 40 .... Ikiyar Cacfin normal. Carol Ann Sam, 28, had com­ Denver c 72 34 .17 Richmond pc 82 61 .... appear on Connecticut Public Demcoratic Mayor Stephen T. Penny plained the drops burned her eyes. cent. At total of 91,000 workers Des Moines r 75 67 St.. Uiuls r 86 68 .... ’Television’s "Catalogue” show said consideration should be given to IMS of I nationwide are eligible to vote. Detroit hz 75 52 ... Salt Lake Cityc 57 37 .(B "As of now, we consider the investiga­ 80 74 .... Thursday. boosting pressure in other areas of.towm Our Landlord hat thockod U6 by “The members are clearly going to Duluth r 61 46 1.72 San Antonio cy tion closed, based on the chemical Lebanese troops Heir’s wife says El Paso c 91 56 .... San Diego pc 73 62 .... The show will air Thursday at 7 :05 which have been getting water pressure atklng that wo movo from our Eaotorn San Franese pc 72 54 .... Chntfirf analysis and an interview with the reject this contract by an overwhelming Hartford c 74 52 .... p.m. on Channel 24. in the 30 pound range, butwhich have not Ct. warohouta. Wo mutt tacrifico all of charges disgusting vote because they have waited three Honolulu pc 88 76 ... San Juan pc 91 75 .... P] chemist,” Rialto Police Chief Raymond sweeping Beirut Indianapolis pc 84 SO .... Seattle r 64 S3 .03 The topic of the proqram will be complained because they are used to it. _ our Flnost Quality Furnituro rogardleta Farmer said. years to begin recovering the Jackson Miss 91 74 .... Spokane r 57 40 .... the imortance of higher education to He said it would be Inequitable to spend T - 4 .^ of coot or loot. Como help uo movo out. For a second consecutive day, WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (UPI) - farreaching concessions they made to Jacksonville r 82 72 .40 Tampa r fff 74 .06 Susan Bond, a spokeswoman for the Washington 80 67 .... the people and businesses in the public funds to help one area, but not •I . Our warohouta Is bulging with Lebanese troops today swept through The wife of Kleenex heir James Kimber­ save the company from bankruptcy,” Kansas City r 67 67 .... pc U j California Department of Health Ser­ Las V^as c 77 56 .... Wichita pc 91 71 .... state of Connecticut. The show is others with the same range of pressure, west Beirut in a clean-up effort that ly says charges that she was Roxanne Furnllura through tha rattorall vices, said the scare, which resulted in said Twinsburg Local 122 president Bob Little Iw ’k r 87 60 .... one of many events scheduled in just because one area complains. already has yielded tons of military Pulitzer’s lesbian lover are "disgusting the overnight removal of the product Weissman. observance of Higher Education Fogarty replied that it was the town’s supplies and led to the arrest of 143 peo­ ... cruel and malicious.” from the Stater Bros, store in Rialto, In all, 52 locals in 17 states must vote Week this week in (Onnecticut. action which reduced the pressure and ple, four months after Israel invaded Jacqueline Kimberly, 32, testified was a “total false alarm .” on the tentative agreement. UAW Presi­ ‘ Along ivlth Vincent, Myma Miller, forced people to change their lifestyles Lebanon. Tuesday in the sensational Pulitzer "W e’ve gotten probably 200 calls since dent Douglas Fraser said voting by the president of Mohegan Community because of it. In Tel Aviv, Israel pressed for U.S. divorce trial, angrily denying the last December — almost all of them locals should be completed by Oct. 14. college in Norwich, will be on the Kandra said a Phase 2 of the water im­ assurance that Palestinian guerrillas publishing heir’s charges and calling her 'A false alarms,,” said Miss Bond. Lottery show. ’Die program is hosted by An­ provement program, already planned, will leave Lebanon along with Israeli and friend, Mrs. Pulitzer, an "affectionate, Meanwhile, officials told United Press dre McKirdy, interim executive would study water needs throughout Syrian troops, but warned the pullout doting mother” to her twin 5-year-old i J i jp International the FBI is investigating at town. sons MacLean and Zachary; director of community colleges. least 10 cases of tampering with the also depends on the release of captured Marine is buried; Custody of the twins and the division of eyedrops in the Los Angeles area in the Israeli soldiers. Vermont dally: 249. On the second day of the Beirut Pulitzer’s wealth is at stake In the killed in Beirut Numbers drawn Tuesday last 10 months. Maine daily: 651. crackdown, which came as the Israeli in­ divorce suit. Herbert Pulitzer, 52, grand­ in New England: \ :r Rhode Island daily: 9379. son of Joseph Pulitzer, filed for divorce NORFOLK, Va. (UPI) - A tall, stone­ Connecticut daily: 847. Building vasion that began June 6 entered its fifth “4-40” jackpot: 03-37-02-35. after the couple separated last year. faced Marine took Rhonda Reagan’s arm Play Four: 6903. month, Italian troops today manned Massachusetts daily: roadblocks as Lebanese soldiers combed More witnesses for Mrs. Pulitzer, 31, and began to lead her away from her New Hampshire daily: Another convicted 4486. the area for arms caches and Illegal will appear today. husband’s grave, but she looked back, 9921. renew al as draft resister residents. stopped, shook her head and finally let An army source said the ambassadors her tears flow. A 22-year-old Mennonite became the to Lebanon of the United States, Italy Dressed in black crepe, she had been. advised third American convicted for refusing to and France — the nations in the 3,400- Drug shortens struggling to keep her composure sign up for the draft since the Vietnam man peace-keeping force — all agreed to throughout the funeral of her husband, War and the head of the Selective Ser­ the crackdown after being consulted by herpes relapses who died trying to defuse a bomb in Almanac By Paul Hendrie vice System said the prosecutions had President Amin Gemayel. Beirut. She did not weep until that final Herald Reporter 3 - : ; ■- [il caused more young men to register. But in Washington, the Washington MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (UPI) - A re­ moment, and then her mother-in-law In addition to the conviction Tuesday Post reported the three ambassadors cent experiment with a new drug used to took her other arm and they left. A six-phase program to WAS *569.00 of Mark Schmucker, 22, of Alliance. treat genital herpes proves the medicine Marine Cpl. David Reagan, 21, a renovate the Municipal VOTE w complained to Gemayel last Saturday Today is Wednesday, Oct. 6, the 279th day of 1982 with J Colonial % Ohio, the president of the student body at over alleged poor treatment of hundreds shortens relapses of the disease, a Marine since high school and a "soldier” Building and the Hall of or Contomporary' the University of Northern Iowa was in­ researcher says. in the Salvation Army, was killed Sept. 86 to follow. Records, which would cost DEMOCMTIC of Palestinians who had been arrested The moon is moving toward its last quarter. Full 8iza dicted ‘for resisting the draft, making 30, the first fatality among the 1,200 an estimated $222,400, was OuMR Ohown OHohl •277: since he toqk office Sept. 23. him the 12th person charged. Dr. Richard C. Reichman of the Marines sent to Lebanon as part of a The morning stars are Venus and Mercury. presented Tuesday night to •ddHtofwl coBt “Since the Justice Department has University of Rochester told a group of multi-national peacekeeping force. The evening stars are Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. the Board of Directors. % taken these actions our registration microbiologists that the study shows the In a ceremony Tuesday that mixed the Those born on this date are under the sign of Libra. Several directors percentages have been on the increase Begin’s wife stable experimental drug acyclovir can control rituals of the Marine Corps and the American inventor and manufacturer George expressed reservations and that’s been over a period of the last outbreaks of the incurable, sexually Salvation Army, a crowd of about 350 Westinghouse was bom Oct. 6, 1846. about parts of the proposal, three months,” said retired Maj. Gen, JERUSALEM (UPI) - Aliza Begin, transmitted disease. mourners listened as Army Major Ja m e s' On this date in history: so it was re fe rr^ to the In 1853, Antioch College opened in Yellow Springs, Thomas Turnage, administrator of the wife of Israeli Prime Minister The study was conducted on 212 men Hipps pronounced Reagan "promoted to budget and real estate Ohio. It was the first non-sectarian school to grant equal McCAVANAGH SSS. Menachem Begin, remained in "serious and women who suffer recurrent herpes glory. committees for review. opportunities for both men and women. ’Turnage. interviewed on CBS’ "M or­ but stable” condition today at Hadassah outbreaks at six medical centers In the "And as we promoted him, we now The costs are based on In 1921, sports writer Grantland Rice was at the ning News” program, said about 500,000 hospital where she is being treated for United States and Canada. Reichman commit his body to the ground, earth to the assumption that town microphone as the World Series was broadcasi for the men have failed to register, compared to asthma and circulatory problems, a said results suggest the sooner the drug earth, dust to dust, ashes to ashes,” employees would do most first time. listens to you 8.7 million who have. newspaper report said. is taken, the better the result. Hipps said. of the wotk. Town Planner In 1973, heavy fighting broke out between Israel on the Alan F. Lamson said in his one side and Egypt and Syria on the other. Israel presentation. emerged the winner, driving its war machine near Cairo The major changes in­ and Damascus. clude moving the Probate P r In. 1981, Egyptian President Anwar Sadat was Court across the streec The future of our Feopletalk assassinated. He was killed by a group of men in from the Muniipal Building WAS military uniforms while reviewing a military parade in to the Hall of R ^ords, con­ twoM 2 Pieces Cairo. you know, with the Beatles, It prohibited every writing a book for W.W. Norton titled, “ Howard structing an elevator at the State lies In our Battle of the rich other thing. You just had to go with the group.” He Baker’s Washington: An Intimate Portrait of the Munkcipal Building to A thought for Uie day: British novelist George said they also rejected working together again National’s Capital City.” make town offices accessi­ $ C 9 S ” 0 FAM dL0 VE SEAT The characters in this story are the late J. Paul Meredith said, "Any coward can fight a battle when he’s because "we really didn’t want to come back as ble to the handicapped and children. ■If BaawHMBaawHM boM boM Early Early Amartcan AiaartcaA atyMAf atyMAf IKat Utat taacb raaebag WAS $995 Griiy, called the richest man in the world, and sure of winning; but give me the man who has pluck to elderly and shuffli^ town NOW■ V backback to to ourour baiNaaa baiNaga far far Na Ng maaalwewseek# auUkaniteawOtanitc kicfeoh Stanley MarruH, who now is chairman emeritus of decrepit old rockers.” Dauvmv oriKMAL Earthy Pw>a Itrtigh on Pwta aanaarg aitB aafaclaB hard Quote of the day fight when he’s sure of losing.’’ offices around to make ovooda ig artharKad by lha tfartlB laoKtWB arzd haavy Neiman Marcus department stores. Once upon a more efficient use of hatdwara irKludag » a l ptaporllonad draitar. rtwUh Oliver Benton, director of a robot training Jim McCavanagh Fm oot nwrior. iMga Itva draarar chaal and M i or Quaan giia time Getty bought some goods at Neiman Marcus, Different slant ' space. haadboard A com piala aaiwa you’lle v a l paid for them, but refused to pay delivery charges. center to open next year at Chattanooga, Tenn., $5 9 & First priority would be to As Marcus told Jaines. Brady on WCBS-TV, New The way to cut down on people stealing cash State Technical Community College, doesn’t feel • Ofttui move the Probate Court, • Hutch lluiw York's News At Five. “Well, that's how it works for money is to cut down on cash. So said lawyer F. I.*e guilty about teaching factory owners how to replace Lamson said. The court will support the con­ • S-OfiMf Clwil the richest man in the world to make up his mind Bailey in a lecture at Fairfield, Conn., University. workers with mechanical servants. He' said: UlanfhMtpr Hwalft needs additional vault • Hcadboad that he was going to lay down his own rules. So. one Bailey said most people who use large sums of cash "Robots will perform any hot, dirty job people space to meet state MMirWNHir. time when I was in California, I stopp^ at a Getty to buy luxury items are probably linked to narcotics don’t like to do. They are blind and deaf and both Richard M. Diamond, Publisher requirements. These needs tinuation of state gasoline station and bought some gasoline. Paid for or other criminal activity. He suggested the feet are nailed to the floor, but they will do the job Thomas J. Hooper, General Manager would be met by the gas and refused to pay the t a x " He gave the government require permits for all cash dealings right every time. They don’t get tired and they renovating two existing station attendant his card, told him to bill Getty oVer $500. Bailey also suggested putting convicted don't miss work on Monday.” USPS 327-500 VOL. Cll, No. 5 vaults: one in the base­ perwnally, and said, “Tell Mr. Getty that Stanley criminals in "humane restraining environments” support to the Publtzhad dalty except Sunday ment of the Muncipal Marcus has gotten even.” where they could grow food or produce goods, as an Suggested carrier ralaa are Glimpses and certain holldayt jby the $1.20 weakly, $5.12 for one Building and one kn the alternative to prisons that "turn out persons worse Mancheetar Publishing Co.. 16 month, $15.36 lor three montht. Hall of Records. than when they were brought in.” W alter Cronkite will be honored Thursday at a Bralnard Place, Manchester, $30.70 for six months and $61.40 education of our Beatles break-up Conn. 06040. Second data lor one year. Mall rates are The Hall of Records Washington, D.C., dinner of the National Mental pottage paid at Manchester, available on requaat' vault would require con­ See Many ‘ Health Association for his contributions to the Paul McCartney compared the break-up of the Name change Conn. POSTMASTER: Sand ad- struction of a concrete More Today Beatles to a messy divorce and said there never had nation’s mental health ... Producer-director draat changes to the Manchettar To ptaba a dasslflad or dlap4ay ceiling and a new door. A young people. been a chance of their reuniting. In an interview Washington’s luxurious Fairfax Hotel — one of Harold Prince has been elected to replace Beverly Herald. P.O. Box SOI, advartlsamant. or to report a Manchester. Conn. 06040. new door would have to be with the BBC Tuesday on the 20th anniversary of the city’s top hostelries catering to the whims and Sills as chairman of the National Opera Institute... newt Item story or piclura ktsa, call 643-2711. Otfica houra are in stall^ on the Municipal the Beatles’ first hit, “Love Me Do,” McCartney welfare of VIP clients such as Audrey Hepburn, Lorenzo Music, who played the unseen Carlton the ro aubaenba. or to report a 8:30 a.m. to S p.m. Monday Building vault. HOURS' explained that at the time of the 1970 split they all Liza Minnelli, Luciano Pavarotti and Cary Grant Doorman on "Rhoda,” will be the voice of Garfield dSllvery problant. caU 647-9046. through Friday. said, ‘“ Right. Don’t like you. Don’t want to work — changed its name Tuesday. It became the Ritz- the cat in the CBS animated special, “Here Comes Ottlca houra are 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 LamSon said he was told PaM for by llw CommHtM to 10-g DAILY p.m. Monday through Friday and The Manchaater Herald It a with you again.’” He said, "We had to go our Carlton, Washington. The first big event to take Garfield” ... Beau Bridges is in London to film by Probate Judge William Elaet JaniM MeCavanagh Stala 10-5 SAT. 7 to 10 a.nt. Saturday. Dellvary tubacriber to United Praaa Intar- :-S SUN. separate ways. We had to look at life, instead of place in the newly named Ritz-Carlton was a recep­ Norman Rosemont’s Hallmark Hall of Fame should bd made by 5 p.m. Mon­ national nawa sarvicat and la a , E. FitzGerald that these Rapraaantatlva ~ RaymoMi P> just this group. We had to find women, for one. And tion Tuesday night honoring Senate Majority production of “Witness for the Prosecution” day through Friday and by 7:30 member o1 the Audit Bureau of ' renovations would m eet Damato, Traaa. then we had to give time to that new life. Because, Leader Howard Baker. Baker earned a party by scheduled for pre-Christmas airing on CBS .... t.m. Saturday. Clrculattona. the Probate Court’s needs ' ^ ^ ^ i -0040 for the next 50 years. 2B3 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE. MANCHESTER MANCHESTER HERALD. Wed., Oct. 6, 1982 - 5 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wed., Oct. 6, 1982 Barlow 'No subterfuge' Long sentences Nuclear evacuation plan called unvYorkable Candidates Are Saying Town gave which he' said was the wrong view to take HARTFORD (UPII — A group of slate residents wlio Conn. Other witnesses said the liosi comiiiunilies they Moffett said the Reagan administration requested $4 2 participated in the federal government’s plan lor billion to implement the seven-year plan. on sealed court records in prison urged evacuating people out of Connecticut in the event of a visited, including Westminster. VI , North Adams and Clendaniel, of 39 Duncan Road, will be m any shots Williamstown, Mass., and Bolton l.,anding. N.Y.. lacked Small businessmen the manager of his re-election campaign. nuclear attack say the plan is unworkable and should be scrapped. facilities to handle the influx ol people an evacuation Zinssei] is opposed for his seat by would bring. endorse Zinsser Democratic Mayor Stephen T. Penny of During the 1981-82 operating year, the The attorney who advised the police depart­ what the judge was sealing,” said Shea. "I for 'omni-felons' About 75 state residents traveled to "host” com­ town Health Department gave 1,895 ment to keep secret the names of six suspects think it was a legitimate misunderstanding.” ! munities in Massachusetts, upstate New York and Ver­ “Civil defense cannot change what nuclear weajMjns li its hailowoon time_: Manchester. Sweeney could not be reached for comment do,” said Dr. Toby Kireher of West Hartford, who said state Sen. Carl A. Zinsser, R- Clendaniel has been ivolved in doses of state flu vaccine to school arrested on drug charges Aug. 25 said mont recently to assess the Crisis Relocation Plan and we have Manchester, has been endoresed by the nurses, doctors, Manchester Memorial Tuesday he and a police detective made “no early this morning. But Barlow said his un­ SANTA MONICA, Calif. (UPI) - Crime and prepared by the Federal Emergency Managcinenl the government shouldn’t work on another plan but numerous local political campaigns. He derstanding was that police "came away prison crowding boto could be reduced by senten­ everything except Connecticut Small Business Federation is an attorney with the Travelers In­ Hospital and the Manchester Public attempt at subterfuge” in incorrectly infor­ Agency. should .scrap the idea altogethiT. for his re-election bid. ,• Health Nursing Association. ming reporters that the suspects’ court from the court believing that (a judge) had cing “omni-felons,” the worst criminals, to longer The overriding sentiment voiced at a congressional Moffett, who is challenging H«‘publican .Sen, Ixjwell ' the spooks & surance Co. prison terms, two studies for the federal govern­ Federation President Leon L. Also named to Zinsser’s committee In addition, 1,040 flu vaccinations were records were sealed. granted the request to have the files sealed. subcommittee hearing Tue.sday was for working to Weicker this year, said testimony given at hearings held )lins “Nobody’s trying to pull anything over on ment say. Lemaire, in a letter datd July 23, praised are: Roger Jacobs as principal cam­ given in six clinics and in private homes. Manchester Superior Court Judge EMward avoid the possibility of nuclear war instead of planning in' April in Washington on the evacuation plan showed •candin awiga Zinsser for supporting small businesses, anyone,” Barlow said.. The policy would allow less dangerous criminals the plan "logistieally impractical.” •maaka amaka up paign treasurer; Ralph Gray as publicity ’The Health Department presented its Y. O’Connell said last week he never how to deal with it. acutoula apumpkina especially with his opposition to the tax annual report to the Advisory Board of authorized that the records be sealed, and in Sweeney disclosed the names of the to be released after shorter sentences, freeing cell ‘Bomb shelters are not the answer. Peace is the Moffett said the plan was “ultimately a cruel hoax on aparty tabtawara afavora and advertising chairman; Nathan G. suspects arrested and the charges against space, said the studies announced by ’The Rand the American people, since there literally is no place to on unincorporated businesses. Agostinelli as chief campaign adviser; Health Tuesday. In addition to the flu fact, doesn’t think he could legally order that answer,” said Lewis Qu'ander of Norwalk, who par­ "I will certainly continue to see that vaccinations, 108 tetanus shots were done. them Tuesday, conceding that the “con­ dorp. Tuesday. ticipated in a "fact-finding” effort last weekend concer­ hide from an all-out nuclear attack.” Barbara Higley and Ellen Zinsser as tinuing investigation” that prompted him to Saying rehabilitation is being abandoned as an un­ small businesses are represented when I headquarters coordinators; Judy Brown given to town and Board of Education But Assistant Town Attorney Malcolm ning the evacuation plan. Moffett also' said the thinking behind the plan was conceal the information is now completed. realistic goal ol criminal justice, the studies return for my second term ,” said as direct mailing coordinator; Barbara employees. Barlow, who advised Detective Capt. James Quander said he went along ttecau.se he wanted to con­ “dangerous, since it is one more example of lliis (the Zinsser, who said he is glad to see small The department also approved 28 Sweeney to keep details of the arrest secret All of the names, and charges, have already suggested guidelines judges could use to identify firm his doubts that the plan was unworkable. Reagan) administration’s tendency to talk and think in Smyth and Mary Fletcher as district “violent predators” who could be sentenced to very . a i m businesses becoming involved in the coordinators; Russ Smyth and Nancy applications for persons asking to par­ until Tuesday, said Sweeney told him a been made public through newspaper ac­ “I looked at it the first time and 1 said. 'Maybe it’s terms of the survivability and winnability of nuclear * the nwfaeU «f political rocess. Taylor as teen coordinators and Terry ticipate in the r^uced cost dental ser­ Manchester Superior Court judge, whose counts. But until now, police refus^ to con­ long terms. me, but it’s crazy, it won’t work.’” he told a hearing of war.” "We call this type of sentencing policy ‘selective Zinsser has been challenged for re- Werkhoven and Bud Crandall as sign vices program. name Barlow did not have, had ordered the firm that they were connected to the Aug. 25 the House subcommittee on energy, environment and He said a critical point of the matter was that some (jowntown manehtstir incapacitation,’” a report by Peter W. Greenwood people considered the evacuation plan a deterrent. election by Manchester’s Democratic coordinators. Inspections of many kinds were done records sealed. raid. natural resources chaired by Rep. Toby Moffett. D- Mayor Stephen T. Penny. The newly said. In addition, coordinators have been ap­ by department staff during the year, in­ In fact. Judge EMward Doyle, another GHARGED IN the raid were Steven drawn 4th Senatorial District includes ‘"These omni-felons, deeply entrenched in a life of pointed in each of the five towns in the cluding: eight biannual inspections of Manchester Superior Court judge, did agree Aqostinelli, James Dellaripa, Matthew Manchester, Glastonbury, Bolton, day care centers; 30 inspections of 19 to a police request to seal the applications for multiple drug use and violence, constitute an im­ 4th District: Manchester, Bolton, Dillon, Bruce Lawler, all of Manchester, and portant criminal threat to society,” a companion Hebron and Columbia. Glastonbury, Hebron and Columbia. swimininq pools; 400 inspections of 100 search warrants in the drug raid on the 78 Patrick Purcell, of Glastonbury. food service establishments. Birch St. apartment. State’s Attorney report by Jon and Marcia Chaikens said. Sweeney said Agostinelli, Dellaripa, Dillon The reports, commissioned by the Department of MANCHESTER WALLPAPER & PAINT Clendaniel named In addition, 19 well permits were Cornelius Shea said today. and Purcell were arrested at the 78 Birch St. Air quality report evaluated and issued and 20 septic Justice, acknowledged such a policy would raise HARTFORD (UPI) - The state B U T THE judge never authorized that the apartment that Dillon and Dellarippa shar^. ethical controversies, because some criminals 185 West Middle Trnpke. to head campaign system installations and repairs were in­ arrest records, which merely contain the Lawler was arrested later at the intersection Department of Environmental Protec­ spected. would serve short sentences while others convicted 646-0143 tion forecasts moderate air quality names, ages and addresses of the persons of Bissell and Spruce Street. of the same crimes would be kept in prison for rush In for qur state Sen. Carl A. Zinsser, R-4th ’The department also processed 467 a rre st^ and the crimes with which they are Sweeney confirmed that the information SERVICE - SAVINGS - SATISFACTION District, has announced that Scott B. levels statewide today. requests for service. The largest obtained as a result of the Aug. 25 raid led to years "in order to prevent crimes they might com­ charged, be sealed. mit in the future.” 14K GOLD category of those was 140 in the area of “I think the police officer (who applied to the arrest of two suspects and the seizure of communicable diseases. “In fact, the system we now have implicitly have the warrants sealed) misunderstood 4,000 hits of LSD a week later, after a raid at accepts this concept for both criminals and mental . m Five injured in accident a home on Cole Street. patients,” Greenwood wrote. “Preventive deten­ SALE Unbelievable! tion is a fundamental premise of incapacitation.’’ The six-year studies, done with a grant from the % Five people were injured, and one youth was injured after a motorcycle Department of Justice, were based on a survey of remains hospitalized, after a three-car collided with him. nearly 2,200 prison and jail inmates in California, Wallcoverings Sale 6 accident Friday on Center Street. Police said Ronald Douglass of 300 Michigan and Texas. The criminals sll were serving OFF Police said the accident occurred when Spruce St. was walking with three time for robbery or burglary, “the predatory street a car driven by Roy R. Dale, 23, of East friends along a dirt path hear the crimes about which the public is most concerned.” $70,000 worth of captivating Hartford, passed two cars in a no-pass Manchester Parkade when he was struck The studies acknowl^ged the researchers had treasurers to cherish foreverl otnas zone on Center Street eastbound and lost by a motorcycle that came up from access to information with the prisoners’ coopera­ Finest Italian Qbld for men ^frah,a/7. control of his vehicle while attempting to behind the group. tion prosecutors and judges would not have in real and womeni All link styles, SAVE merge back in. Police said the driver of the motorcy­ life, such as juvenile crime histories that remain Schuifnacher Dale’s car careened off the rear end of cle, Joseph A. Johnson, 16, of 90 E secret in most states. lengths and weightsi 33 Vb% OFF a car in the westbound lane driven by Rachel Road, reportedly carried the vic­ They also conceded official police records now Elegantly simple and lasting Stephen A. Murphey, 30, of Albuquerque, tim to a nearby restaurant and left him "provide a very limited and usually misleading pic­ gifts for yourself, for N.M. It then struck head-on into another there without telling the victim his libu can’t beat ture of the seriousness of any given offender’s birthdays, for ChristmasI Wallt®* IMANUFACTURERS LIST PRICES United car headed westbound, driven by Russell name. Johnson was later charged with criminal behavior,” which could lead to mistaken with this ad W. O’Connor, 30, of 81 Goodwin St. evading responsibility, and is scheduled classifications, and that more studies are needed. jewelry, downtown Manchester , Westfarms Murphey was unhurt. O’Connor suf­ to appear in court on Oct. 19. The studies identified seven factors the studies S i r ALL COLLECTIONS said could be reviewed by sentencing judges. The by Ihsa* FAMOUS 6/, fered a laceration. Two passengers in Douglass suffered an injury to his left Mall. 'Oe O’Connor’s car were also injured: foot in the accident and was treated at researchers said the presence of any four usually Chains! Earrings! Bracelats! ■oK MAKERS Charles Ammons, 47, of 81 Goodwin St., Manchester Memorial Hospital and identified the “violent predator” type: Charms! who suffered a head contusion, and released. • In prison or jail more than half the time in the Sherry L. Roosth, 36, of Dallas, Tex., the Eoglels b ^ ! two-year period before the most recent arrest. Sal* Ends Oct. 30, 1082 On Thursday three people were injured who suffered a fractured nose. All were in a two-car accident at the intersection • Prior conviction for the crime being sentenced. Hurry, Sale ends GREATER SAVINGS ON IN-STOCK WALLPAPER treated at and released from Manchester of Ferguson Road and Porter Street. • Criminal conviction before the age of 16. Memorial Hospital, except Ms. Roosth, • Served a term in a juvenile prison. October 17 ______Prices start at ’1.00 per single roll______who is reported to be in satisfactory con­ Police said Sally J. Rubin, 39, of 152 • Heroin or barbiturate use in the two years dition at the hospital. Ferguson Road, made a turn from 3 0 -M onth before arrest. Dale suffered a laceration in the acci­ Ferguson to Porter into the path of a car • Heroin or barbiturate use as a juvenile. 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Richard M. Diamond, Publisher; Dan Pitta, Editor! Sweden drops depth charges near sub Alex GIrelll, City Editor!

OPINION STOCKHOLM, Sweden (UPl) - > its batteries. School opiHJsite Musko dispatched sonar- Swedish waters. A I’entagon source in FINLAND Sweden dropped its 19th depth charge The craft, the ninth to violate Swedish equipped helicopters. Washington said, " i t ’s not one ol ours. SOVIET today near an unknown submarine territorial waters this year, has been ' “ We have put up barriers,” said The sub was trapped about 250 miles UNION trapped for a sixth dUy in its territorial submerged since Friday. defense staff spokesman Bertil north o f”the spot where a Soviet nuclear- waters, and the government said it was If it. did not surface today, Swedish l.agerwall. “ It will not be easy” for the armed Whiskey class submarine ran I I l i Im determined to force the vessel to sur­ Supreme Commander Lennart Ljung submarine to escape. A naval spokesman aground last November - just off J a c k I M o sco w face. ' said all possible resources would bo used also confirmed radar and hydrophone Swi^den’s southern naval base of 200 miles "W e are not holding back on them. We to force it up. contact with the submarine Tuesday. Karl.skrona. Anderson are observing no restrictions,” a defense ’Throiighout Tuesday, the navy droppcnl Lt. Col. Jan-Ake Berg of the defense That incident was settled when A New Englander with warmth i staff spokesman said. depth charges near the underwater staff said Soviet, Polish and West Ger­ ■Moscow offered an apology and the Washington H'^ confirmed at least one depth vessel in an effort to force it to surface. man submarines were known to be in the Swedish navy escorted the craft back charge was dropped today near the un­ ’ ’If there is a foreign submarine in our Baltic. into international waters, but it left Merry-Qo-Round i radio. It was his desire to be a identified submarine that was spotted waters, it must be forced up so that its The West German Defense Ministry in strained relations between the two coun­ The early-morning voice of He was proud, too, of his reporter again that brought his and trapped Friday near the topsecret identity can be established,” Prime Bunn said none of its submarines were in trips. Frank Atwood was familiar and association with the University column to the Herald after his naval base at Musko, 20 miles south of Minister Thorbjorn Falldin said, “ it is comfortable to a radio audience not enough to turn it away from Swedish of Connecticut, where he was an retirement. Stockholm, Carlsson said. of the past and his writing Manchester territory.” “ We cannot rule out that they editor and a teacher. He had already completed a “ It has no right to be in this territory brought pleasure and useful in- for five days, not even five minutes'” can have replenished their air supply,” long and fruitful career in radio, forn^ation to newspaper readers. Spotlight THOUGH HE was widely naval Commander Sven Carlsson said Commander Sven Carlsson said. “ B u t... newspapers, and TV. To his remote admirers, recognized as an expert on gar­ Israel when asked why the defense forces were Such an attempt would probably be He came to the Herald office, Atwood must have seemed slow, dening, he disclaimed expertise. dropping the depth charges instead of seen.” By Alex GIrelll — City Editor perhaps dh a social visit, perhaps laconic, the most laid-back of waiting for the submarine to surface ’The liunt for the sub began when a WHEN HE began to write a on business, and he left with the periscope was sighted, during a joint personalities. He was a|l that. looks |o when its air supply runs out. weekly column for the agreement that he woud write for The air was expected to run out today. 3,000-inan naval and coast guard exer­ Youth Specially Shop But those who knew him per­ Manchester Herald in 1970, he Military forces have now dropped at cise around the naval base Friday. sonally realized he was also a us. 757 Main St. Downtown Manchester wrote: He confessed later that it was least 19 depth charges since the search ’The navy frigate Smaland, a sub­ vibrant man with a zest for life Soviets began Friday when a periscope was marine and several smaller ships were “ good to be in a newsroom and more than one man’s share “ I have never studied hor­ sighted by naval personnel. Swedish searching Horsfjarden Bay Tuesday again.” of enthusiasms. ticulture in any formal way and media have reported sightings of oil where the submarine was believed served as a reminder that The ideas for his weekly WASHINGTON — Menachem Storewide He may have seemed WHEIN HE WAS not smiling have no claim to expert I slicks on the water’s surface. trapped. , Connecticut, despite the pull column in the Herald came from Begin has displayed certain somewhat distant to his listeners — and he smiled a great deal — knowledge, so I shall be a In Washington, intelligence sources Both exits from the bay were blocked exerted on it from elsewhere, is the readers. He was always peculiarities that tend to raise the and to his TV viewers — a speech he had a way of looking kind of reporter. I have a lot of good said if the sub is a diesel of the Golf off, boxing in the sub between the Musko Pre Columbus Day Sale still a part of New England. receiving calls from people who hair on the back of President naval base and the mainland, 10 miles pattern from the north, a pace grumpy, which tended to mislead questions.” SWEDEN TRAPS SUBMARINE class, it would have to resurface And staunch New Englander had unusual plants for him to see sometime today for air and to recharge from the open sea. The Berga Naval out of sync with the rush of anyone who met him for the first Reagan’s neck. Sources close to the . . .JO miles from open seS Atwood was a personality, but time. that he was, Atwood was an ar­ and write about. He would get president say he harbors a deep un­ 20% Off the times and the region. dent Boston Red Sox fan. When he would not have liked to be into his little Volkswagen and go But he was a very warm per­ He was extremely proud of his certainty about Begin’s judgmept he worked in his garden at 100 called that. He was, indeed, a sonality and that warmth came New England background, take a look. Many times he was and a fear of his adventurism. ^ Thursday • Friday • Saturday Westland St. he kept himself reporter, and he did always have called on to identify unusual plants unobtrusely through his scripts though he was born in Granite The replacement of Begin as jraq 'annihilates' Iran's offensive October 7, 8 & 9 posted on game progress by a lot of good questions. and his columns. Falls, Wash. His nasal drone — and rarely was he stumped. prime minister of Israel, Reagan feels, would remove an incendiary number is limited,” said a communique Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini. 6 ''Dy United Press International from the midst of the powderkegs. A quoted by the state-run Iraqi News Agency. The INA, monitored in Abu Dhabi, said Infants 0-24 mon. Iraqi troops began a “ wide-scale counter­ more moderate Israeli government ji Iraq launched its fiercest attack of the 2- The unconfirmed fighting reports came Toijcllers 2-4 In M anchester might enable the bitter adversaries , year-old Persian Gulf War and today “ an- amid charges on both sides that new Arab offensive at 10:30 p.m. (3:30 p.m. EDT) ’I’uesday along the entire central sector of the in the Middle East to muddle jnihilated” Iranian troops with a sweeping nations were joining sides with Iran and Iraq Girls 4-14 in their bloody war over the vital Shatt al- battlefield,” referring to the heights above through without Armageddon. ' (Counter-offensive in the mountains east of Baghdad, the nation’s military command Arab waterway into the Persian Gulf. the border town of Mendali. Boys 8i Preps 4-20 But the president would like to "The Itaqi offensive has realized its objec­ Jsaid. ■ Iraq’s ground push came hours after Iraqi Let's give plan effectuate a change in Israels tives this morning,” the INA said today, f’ ‘"The only survivors out of the invading Ira­ warplanes reportedly pounded the Iranian describing the and described the attack as the leadership without jarring Begin’s nian forces were those who have managed to positions. Iraq charged, meanwhile, that Regular Merchandise Wide Selection describing the attack as the “ fiercest ” since sensibilities. Tbe National Security 'escape or those who were captured and their Libya had begun shipping aid to Iran’s Top Brands Experienced Salesladies the beginning of the Gulf war Sept, 22, 1980. Council has been secretly discussing more of a chance the prospects of Begin’s demoval. But Reagan carefully reassured the embattled Israeli leader last week Agents hunting questions and concerns that have A new report about the that Washington has no intention of proposed Bennet housing con­ been raised. meddling In Israel’s internal version was released last week, Now, CDC is trying to arrange politics. For Reagan is worried haw this one by a town-hired accoun­ a financing package, using Begin might react. two smugglers It's REGAL'S 42nd tant who estimated that finan­ revenue bonds, to fund the For one thing, the Soviets are j' cing the project with revenue project. Those numbers should casting flirtatious glances in Begin’s ' EDINBURG, Texas (U P I) - U.S. Border Patrol bonds —rather than pension be ready in the next couple of direction. A possible Soviet-Israeli agents said eventually they will catch two smugglers reapproachment has been discussejl funds —could reduce rents about weeks. ‘who let four Salvadorans suffocate in the back of a $80 a unit per month. Maybe the numbers won’t pan at the highest levels in Moscow and W frigerated truck, allegedly tried to burn alive 12 Jerusalem. Evidence of this is cited others and fled with 10 more. That should be hailed as- en­ out. If the package would de­ in CIA and State departm ent : The dozen survivors, who told authorities the couraging news by those who mand that rents are too high for documents shown to my associate smugglers tried to set fife to the truck, were in im­ 0 worried that the proposed rents the elderly, or if there is any Dale Van Atta. I proved condition early today in hospitals in Edinburg for the elderly housing project chance the project won’t fly, the and McAllen after 12 hours without enough air m the would be too high. critics will be right to condemn THESE DOCUMENTS are truck. „ "Everybody was suffering from dehydration,” said Instead, the critics already the plan. If it can fill a need for classified so far above the top- Dora Valverde, administrator of Edinburg General housing that the private sector secret that even the code namek a re ganging up on the new Hospital, where six of the aliens ranging in age from 14 Z. rvt GOT A GREAT CASE HEREv-.«r.cSHE QAIMS Tb - HAVE------EATED-- ^ A PRIHCE ^ - ...... WMO. PROMISED ^ used to classify them are top- report. They’re charging the ac­ can’t meet, it ought to be en­ to 40 were reported “ in pretty good spirits” and fair THEVD live IMPPILV EVER AFTER BOT THEH HE PUMPED HER AT MlDtUaHT...." secret. This usually indicates a need countant, Gerald Okrant, with dorsed heartily. x:ondition. Yd dun. cccdtdm&td • •• # to protect U.S. spies who hav6 manipulating numbers. But CDC should be given a ■ Two others were reported in fair condition at McAllen c penetrated to the innermost circles But that is unfair. Granted, chance to develop the numbers Methodist Hospital and four were treated and released Another year-another milestone-lt's number 42 now! How time flies...we of foreign governments. to Border Patrol agents, suspicions naturally arise when and present the plan. The p ro je c t' ore glad to report that Main St. is very much olive and well - and that The documents indicate that ’ ’ Authorities said three men and a woman suffo(:ated in Main St. is still the street of personal service, of which we ore verv much a report that nobody knew was will not go forward without a full Israel has been playing coy since the truck. o port. Once again, we would like to express our thanks for the being prepared tells town of­ public hearing. Director Stephen about 1970, when the Soviets first J' Hospital officials said the Salvadorans were not ready wonderful patronage that has mode Regal's the largest independently ficials exactly what they want to T. Cassano has guaranteed, so began making overtures. The sub­ •to be interviewed by Border Patrol agents. owned men's shop in New England - and we promise to continue to give The aliens reportedly crossed the U.S.-Mexico border you, our valued customers, the finest quality - best service - and largest hear —and what they want the the critics will have their day. ject of renewed diplomatic relations in small groups at McAllen and were loaded into the selection that you con find anywhere. public to know. At the same time, CDC and has been brought up intermittently Loul* Apter T Open forum / Readers' views refrigerated truck Sunday night. They reportedly paid Bernan at secret meetings ever since. Chairman ol tha. Board But the automatic attack town officials should release the their smugglers $1,600 each. PrMldenl leaves the impression that some details of the financing package Send letters to: The Manchester Herald, Herald Square, Manchester, CT 06040 While Israel has remained "deep­ , ' Authorities were alerted to watch for “ two Anglo men of the Bennet critics have not op­ before the public hearing, so ly suspicious of Soviet policy toward traveling in a white truck pulled by a tractor.” the Middle East,” an ultra-secret posed the project because of real citizens will have a chance to “ I thiric we’ll eventually run them into the ground,” document reports, “ Israeli leaders 'said James Selbe, deputy chief patrol agent in McAllen. concerns that the rents are too digest it first and — if justified — SAVE—SAVE—SAVE ON REGAL'S have made it clear they would be .■“This is about as bad as w e’ve had down here.” high. Instead, som e of the critics, criticize it. Focus page of the Manchester with the multitude of civic and receptive to a Soviet overture to >• Selbe said the 10 aliens who were taken from the truck Some of the critics, who claim for all the good their questioning No lioness Herald. She has brought to the paper fraternal organizations in resume official ties . . . Indeed, Tel iwere the easiest for the smugglers to get to. has accomplished, leave the im­ the town closed its mind by con­ a refreshing style of writing, com­ Manchester, namely (American Aviv probes regularly for signs that “ They made two compartments in the truck with the pallets and those that got out just happened to be closest pression that they are out to sidering elderly housing, but not To the Edilorf, bining a command of the English Legion, Veterans of Foreign Wars, Moscow may considering kignificant PRIVATE-LABEL SALE! to the door,” Selbe said. "Someone took 10 of those peo­ sabotage the project. offices for the Bennet building, Years ago L-was a thorn in the language with a fine sense of humor. k of C, Masons, Salvation Army, shifts in policy toward Israel.” ple out. That’s the last our group saw of them.” The Manchester Herald, too, appear just as stubborn in side of local, state, and national She deserves plaudits, not Red Cross, Elks, Kiwanis, Rotary, Another CIA report, which also Selbe said investigators believed the 10 Salvadorans has questioned some aspects of arguing for commercial use for governments, as I wrote a multitude brickbats, for her continued efforts Exchange, British American, has an exotic classification stamp, Were transferred to another vehicle or placed by the project. But, to their credit, the building. Some people of articles about waste, etc! to search out varied topics to hoid Chamber of Commerce, J.C.’s, town states that the “ number of Soviet of- smugglers in a “ safe house.” » churches and synagogue, and their town officials and the town’s criticize any project that in­ I defended my way of coaching in the interest of the readers. ficaals in Moscow (who) favor Although fire officials saw no indication of a fire at the Farm League, which was. Don’t She recentiy chose to write about related clubs. Democrat and the truck. Border Patrol agent E.J. Vickery said the consultant, the Community volves constructing public relations with Israel (has been) Worry So Much about Winning. a controversiai subject, door-to- Republican Town Committees, growing.” The argument of these aliens reported the driver of the rig attempted to set Development Corp., after housing. Play, have fun and leave. door sales kids. The critic^ were AARP, two high schools, and the Soviet officials is that “ the absence them on fire by igniting the insulation. rushing into the project last fall, Let’s put our preconceptions Then one day a local businessman quick to pounce with letters of in­ National Guard, etc.) more than of Soviet-Israeli diplomatic ties have seen the need to revise the aside, wait for all the facts to be said, “ Why don’t you quit writing! dignation to the paper, but never a enough volunteers are available to favors Washington’s Middle East VESTED SUITS BLAZERS SLACKS plans. available and judge the Bennet You’re a pain in the butt!” word of praise. ’They .must have read contribute their time in this most policy,” the CIA explains. a 1(X)% Polyester • 1(X)% Polyester They have tried to answer project on its merits. Since I was more or less writing her previous articles, or they would worthy cause. ’There’s also a domestic rrawn! iBandits escape a 1(X)% Polyester • Navy, Brown, Green, Ton for fun I gave it up. I ’m sorry I did have missed this one, too. “ Moscow believes an Israeli em­ a Solids & Stripes a Machine Washable To have to turn people away is sin­ a 36 to 46 Reg. because I had more people agreeing I wholeheartedly agree with Susan bassy in Moscow would weaken • 36 to 46 Reg. • Solid Colors ful for the alternative is the a 38 to 46 Longs with what I wrote than disagt-eeing. Plese. ’The youth group I support protests by Soviet Jewish dissidents, in wild chase a 38 to 46 Longs • Sizes 32 to 42 wholesale dumping of this food sub­ a 38 to 44 Shorts I don’t know Susan Plese, but I ’ve sponsors an occasional family since the Kremlin views such a 38 to 44 Shorts stance in the ground to feed the rats read a good number of her articles, supper; however, its major source protests largely as the result of un­ and worms. Berry's World as well as those of her critics. of funds is the collection and sale of happiness with Soviet policy toward • EUSKIRCHEN, West Germany (UPI) - Two Whether she’s writing because she old newspapers. This latter project, Israel.” gunmen who held hostages in a bank for 14 hours eluded No apology on the part of 90 police in a wild chase and escaped today with $400,000, 90 has to, wants to, or because it’s a organized on a quarterly basis, also Saunders is necessary. What is job is really immaterial to me. She’s offers a worthwhile community ser­ A KEY SOVIET diplomat once police said. ^ necessary is for those who have, to ’ ’The gunmen, after getting the ransom, shot up one a writer. vice. told U.S. offinials in confidence that police car pursuing them and halted another with n o 9 Rag. *25 help the have-nots. Saunders’ Reg. *85 Certainly a person reading her ar- / » i u he had been assigned to Israel, a Rag, *145 6 dropped explosives as they fled toward the Belgian telephone should be jumping off the report notes, adding: “ From tid e can understand the d o o r ie ll/ border. hook with calls of assistance from time to time, other Soviet officials ringing at an Inopportune time; just * cres Two hostages were wounded and a priest had a ner­ each and every one of these find — — — — as the phone solicitor might in­ have said that the USSR has ear­ vous breakdown, police said. REGAL'S —REGAL'S R E G A L'S REGAL'S — REGAL'S R E G A L'S REGAL'S civic-minded clubs and-or terrupt dinner. marked personnel for service in Tel ' A police spokesman said all trace of the gunmen was organizations. I am certain that a I don’t picture her screaming at Aviv.” lost in the Euskirchen region, 18 miles southwest of fie No apology. combined effort on their parts will the youngster at the door or firing a The Kremlin is populated with Bonn and about 25 miles from the Belgian torder. OXFORD B.D. SHIRTS PUID SPORT SHIRTS FLANNEL SHIRTS d prevent anyone from being turned bellow into the phone. cold pragmatists who are feeling -■ All crossing points on the German-Belgian border away for lack of Christian endeavor. Were alerted, but a police spokesman said the two men mmm -^1 To the Editor) some discomfiture over the pitiful • 100% Cotton C ^ . ^ Perhaps you’d like her next arti­ might have made it across anyway. cle to read: “ Got up! Felt lousy! Ed.ward J. Wilson performance of their Syrian client $ 1 090 • Asst, Plaids * r ■ ■ 1 ^ ’The Rev. Saunders and the Full The incident began about noon local time Tuesday. • S,M,L,XL ■ • S,M,L,XL ■ Don’t feel like writing. See you next 17 Falknor Drive against the Israelis in Lebanon. ’The i s " ^ 1 3 ^® Gospel Interdenominational Church -’Two men in masks armed with pistols raided a • Pink 1 week — maybe. Susan Plese.” Syrians blame the poor showing on he represents must be commended bank in Koblenz, 45 miles southeast of Euskirchen, Rag. *18 To me, she has a light, happy-go- their Soviet-made weapons; the for their humanitarian and Christian seized as hostages six men and three women and lucky style and isn’t a caged lioness Russians contend that the Syrian attempts to distribute U.S. Govern­ threatened to carry out a “ bloodbath” unless they ready to strike out at anything and soldiers and pilots were at fault. ment surplus cheese and butter to received 1 million marks ($400,000) in 100-mark notes. everything. Tills controversy has stirred anew Given the money and a getaway car, the gunmen left the truly needy in Manchester. Try reading between the lines. Letters policy Soviet interest in renewing its con­ 'fee atT:05 a.m., taking one man and one woman “Your Quality But this monumental undertaking tact with Israel. witn tnem. should not fall on the Rev. Philip P. The Manchester Herald Jack J. Lappen For their part, some Israeli ■ Pursued by police in helicopters and squad cars, the Man’s Shop" 66 Baldwin Road Saunders shoulders alone, as seems welcomes letters to the editor. gunmen abandoned their getaway car and seized at gun­ leaders welcome the Idea of to be the case now. Newspaper Letters should be brief and to point an unmarked police car, taking the policeman MANCHESTER VERNOM C t M 3 by WA me r a r i n g Ues ^ t h Moerow. Tliey. BEG /U 25 . . reports indicate an abundance of the point. ’They should be typed see it as a chance {o' (SBrTS- hostage. 903 MAIN ST. TRI-ClTY PLAZA cheese and butter is available to be or neatly hand-written, and, for • They, also seized a man delivering newspapers as a Plaudits ease in editing, should be double­ dependence of the United States and OPEN DAILY .9:30-5:30, THURS. 'til 9:00 OPEN WED., THURS., & FRI. 'lil 9:00 given away; only a severe shortage jiostage, police said. “Do you think we should demand fifty percent spaced. eventually to play off one super­ of volunteers prevents this fine give­ Two of the hostages were wounded, police said. of the gross from our universities?" To the Editor: The Herald reserves the ri^ t power against the other to Israel’s away program from reaching frui­ A 17-year-old bank apprentice was shot in the knee by to edit letters in the interests of advantage. Chief among these a gunman during the lUgbt in jesponse to a pouce ul­ I have enjoyed each and every ar­ tion. brevity., clarity and taste. IsraeU leaders is Foreign- Ifflnister timatum to the gunmen to leave the bank. He was then ticle written by Susan Plese for the It would seem logical to me that Yitzhak Shamir. to leave the bank. allowed o. MANCHESTER HERALD, W e d ^ c t. 6. 1M2 r - « _ MANCHESTER HERALD, Wed.. Oct. 6, 1982 Prosecutor soys Powers' lawyer should be held in contempt ' ' r.Rose, -II all of the niMoIola DiNatale Detective technical error in his written motion Timothy C. Moynahan in contempt In court ^papers filed Monday, tation. Agency, are licensed io E'' Mark A. Dupuis requesting that Moynahan be Massachusetts but are nofr of court. Moynahan asked that the state’s Coe, in arguing the contempt mo­ reviewed by a grievance committee United Press International tion, challenged Moynahan’s deci­ registered in Connecticut. f Coe also asked that the judge corruption case against Powers be and told him to put his other motions sion to release to the news media a State police said investigators* HARTFORD — The lawyer defen­ refer Moynahan’s name to a dismissed because of alleged in writing and submit them by grievance committee to determine prosecutorial misconduct by “scurilous” report by investigators who work in Connecticut but do noC ding former Transportation Com­ who trailed the two reporters who Wednesday. register with the state face C missioner Arthur Powers against if Moynahan violated the state’s McGuigan. allegedly met se c re tly with Coe has asked that Powers’ trial maximum penalty of one year ii^ corruption charges should be held in' Code of Professional Responsibility He claimed McGuigan date be advanced and that. for attornevs. McGuigan. jail and-or a $1,000 fine. j contempt for alleging grand jury “systematically and clandestinely Moynahan’s report from private in­ O’Neill set a hearing for Thursday testimony was leaked to two Coe said the report had “a total Moynahan, meeting with divulged confidential grand jury vestigators be stricken from the to hear arguments on whether a full reporters, the prosecutor savs. reporters after the late afternoon material to the press.” lack of probative value” and a court files because the investigators “great potential to damage without hearing, where witnesses could bfl Assistant State’s Attorney Glenn court session Tuesday, said the Powers was arrested in April and are not licensed to work in Connec­ called and evidence introducedj E. Coe said he was “shocked and state’s, motions were “ a' charged with nine criminal counts cause the integrity and reputation of the state’s chief law enforcement of­ ticut. should be held on Moynahan’s mo­ outraged” by. the allegations and smokescreen” to cover Chief State’s stemming from a one-man grand tion to have the charges against Attorney Austin J. McGuigan’s jury investigation of alleged corrup­ ficer.” The detectives, Richard DiNatale, asked Superior Court Judge Brian John DiNatale. and Mark .John Powers dismissed. * E. O’Neill to find defense attorney alleged misconduct. tion in the Department of Transpor­ O’Neill told Coe to correct a Panel will probe

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Wed., Oct. 6. 1982 Eagle hooters Herald challenges secret meetings gain HCC lead Remark Vote slated Page 12 The committee system, which future meeting of the Real Estate pretation, because a quorum of the on classes Continued from page 1 O’Brien referred to in his opinion as SPORTS Committee about the proposed full board would be present. triggers “ informal” has become increasing­ Bennet housing conversion will be should not take precedence over the ^DIRECTORS considered calling ly formalized in recent months-, voluntarily opened to reporters. in Andover public’s right to know how govern­ a meeting with only two members when committees bickered over ment decisions are reached. In other from each committee present, so jurisdiction on some questions. And Penny, later in Tuesday / uproar ANDOVER — The finance towns, subcommittee meetings are there would be no quorum of the full night’s meeting, instructed the Real board Tuesday voted to send a public without any apparent harm to board and — in the directors’ eyes— Now, the directors go through Estate and Budget committees to Brewers shackled by Tommy John proposal to expand the Grade 1 the officials’ ability ,jto get things no requirement to open the meeting. each item on the board agenda and open a joint meeting they plan. The By United Press International class into two classes to a town done.” formally assign it to a committee. meeting would have to be opened, Penny said he would not allow meeting Oct. 27 for approval of ■ Democratic Director Stephen T . Baylor continued to star as the Members of Congress and peace even under thr ‘in.ar'^’.s own. inter­ that. everything out, forget about the the money to hire a new Cassano did say '*'uesday night a ANAHEIM, Calif. (UPI) - The in 15.2 innings while with tbe Angels took a 7-3 lead in the fourth. groups nationwide are asking Presi­ home run and just try to hit the ball teacher. Milwaukee Brewers, who accounted Pittsburgh Pirates. ‘Even though we got outslugged tonight Vm Bob Boone singled, knocking out dent Reagan to substantiate or hard.' If I think home run. I'll almost Voters at the meeting will be for more runs this season than a John, whose left arm was rebuilt starter Mike Caldwell. DeCinces retract charges “ reminiscent of the confident that we can get o ff the canvas like we never hit the ball hard.” asked to approve an appropria­ sharp comer on a secretary’s desk, by'surgeons in 1975, went the dis­ reached on an error by Molitor and McCarthy era” the nuciear freeze Fred Lynn, one of four former AL tion of $12,542 — money that may have met their match. tance and gave up seven hits to the did throughout the season and get back into Grich walked, loading the bases. movement is being manipuiated Green will fight new proposals MVPs on the Angels along with powerful Brewers, the most cannot come out of this year’s ’The bombs-away Brewers were Baylor, Reggie Jackson and Rod Baylor then slammed a two-run from abroad to weaken America. damaging a two-run homer by Gor­ this thing.’ budget but will affect next shackled by the 39-year-old body and Carew, said the team wants Bayior single to left. The Physicians for Sociai Respon- man ’ITiomas inthe second inning. year's tax rate, finance board Uonlinued from page I 7-year-old arm of Tom my John Harvey Kuenn at the plate with runners on base. The Angels made it 8-3 in the fifth sibiity, based in Cambridge, Mass., But after Paul Molitor scored on Chairman John Yeomans said Tuesday night while the California “ Donnie is obviously a great man on a leadoff homer by Lynn, his first and Washington, said, “ He shouid be torney general, the commissioner of the executive committee rather governor will not be able to pagk the ment Elections committees, which Cecil C w per’s fielder’s choice in the today. Angels unloaded their own arsenal in the clutch situation,” said Lynn, playoff home run. required to name names and back administrative services, the com­ than revived it. ’The executive com­ commission.” will review and possibly make third to give Milwaukee a 3-1 lead, About 20 parents attended the en route to an 8-3 victory in the who homered and had two other hits up, his aiiegations, or apoiogize to missioner of labor, two dapartment mittee has not met in four years. Green also said he disagreed with changes in the recommendations a two-run single that broke the game finance board’s meeting opening game of the best-of-five the Brewers did little except hit the season for a few weeks. Caldwell, pitching on tree days the American peopie.” Green said. before the going to the General open. in the game. “ He ied the league in Tuesday to support the expan­ heads appointed by the governor and a recommendation designed to force American League Championship ball into Ihe ground. “ My wife and I still have airline rest, allowed six runs in three-plus Assembly. Baylor’s outburst tied the gamewinning hits, and that’s just The protests were sparked by the chairman of the CHRO. Zinsser noted, however, that the commission members to attend series. “ When the sinkerball is working, tickets to Fiorida to spend these few innings, including the four-run sion. The Grade 1 class has at The CHRO was reviewed by the previous playoff record for RBI in a his situation, hitting with runners on Reagan’s remarks Monday in The executive committee would size of the executive committee has meetings. Legislative committee there will j be lots of grounders,” weeks at our winter home,” he said. present 27 students, which is “ Even though we got outslugged base. We hope he can do it again California surge in the third, and Coiumbus, Ohio. review any agency’s affirmative ac­ been cut in half and the committee members had been highly critical of program review committee under John said. “ Tonight the sinker was “ Thank God that (Angels’ executive game set in 1969 by Baltimore’s two more than the maximum tonight,” said Milwaukee manager Wednesday night.” took the loss. Referring to demonstrators out­ tion plan that CHRO staff rule is not has been given specific duties to the commission’s fbllure-to hold half “ sunset” laws, which require the vice-president) Buzzie Bavasi made Paul Blair and equaled in 1971 by recommended by school board Harvey Kuenn, “ I ’m confident that working.” The Angels scored their first four Tonight. Kison (10-5 with a 3.17 side a hotei, Reagan said, “ They acceptable and work with the agen­ carry out, which it previously of its meetings in the last two years Legislature to renew certain agen­ John, who is close to signing a me have to cancel the tickets. Pittsburgh’s Bob Robertson. And policy. we can get off the canvas like we did batters i the bottom of the third. ER A) opposes the Brewers’ ace, were demonstrating in behaif of a cy to develop an acceptable plan. If lack^. for lack of a quorum. cies every five years or let them three-year contract extension with Hopefully, we won’t be able to go to the 33year-old designated hitter had Parents have said they want throughout the season and g e t back Brian Downing walked and went to Pete Vuckovich, who compiled an movement that has swept across our a new plan will not devised within 30 He said Green specifically asked Green said attendance is a false expire. the Angels, was acquired by Califor­ Florida until the end of October.” the AL playoff record crowd of 64,- two classes because they fear in this thing.” | second on a single by Doug 18-6 record this season. country I think is inspired by, not days, a hiring freeze would be im­ for more involvement by top govern­ issue. The commission is a policy­ Green had opposed the review, nia five weeks ago when the Angels While John was holding the 406 chanting his name by the time he the education is suffering Maybe easier said than done. DeCinces. After Bobby Grich Vuckovich. huddled in front of the sincere, honest people who want posed on the agency or department. ment officials. “ We’ve given it to making body and is not required to saying that his agency is a law en­ took him out of bad situation in New Brewers down, Don Baylor was in­ came to bat in the sixth. because of the size of the class. Tonight the Brewers face Bruce singled horne Downing, Baylor locker aftpr Tuesday’s game, was peace, but by some who want the The program review committee him,” Zinsser said. “ I don’t know take action at each meeting, so a forcement agency and should be York by promising the Yankees flicting the damage. Baylor, who “ It’s obvious I don’t concentrate Kison in Game 2. And if they thought crashed a tworun triple off the wall asked if the loss put more pressure weakening of America and who are only approved the recommendations what he’s complaining about.” quorum is not always necessary. treated the same as the state police. three minor leaguers. For John — topped the American League with 21 as much when there’s no one on John was tough, they might have in rightcenter, barely missing a on him. manipulating many honest and regarding the executive committee The' administrative staff handles Green charged that the legislative who won his fourth championship game-winning RBI this season, tied base.” Baylor said. “ With runners GREEN ALSO criticized a even more trouble with Kison, who home run. He then scored on a “ 1 don't talk before 1 pitch,” he sincere oeoDle.” after lengthy debate. Some most action. Green said. ^ committee report includes incorrect series game against no losses — it a major-league record with five on base I become a compieteiy change recommended by the has a 0.52 ERA in Championship groundnut by Jackson. said. "Sorry, chief.” members objected to the make-up of “ Do you really believe i f ^ e com- factual material. ‘ "The paper is meant putting off the end of the RBI, including a two-run triple and different batter. I can block Reagan, asked by reporters Woman slain legislative committee to reduce the series action, giving up just one run the commission, saying that asking ^prlssTon does not meetj/the cases replete with false premises from Tuesday about his remarks, would size of the commission from 12 to the executive branch — including were not processed, tbe staff does which conclusions are drawn. only say, “ I did not have any nine members. Five of those in burglary department heads — to review plans not Come to work?’” 1ie asked. Green said. Americans in mind” , members would be appointed by the 'Toam doesn't quit' developed by their peers is like Zinsser, however, said attendance COLCHESTER — State Police are governor and four by legislative 6 Later, after meeting with the “ asking the fox to guard the was an important issue. investigating an apparent murder of leaders. All are now appointed by president. Senate GOP Leader a middle-aged woman here Tuesday henhouse.” Howard Baker explained Reagan the governor. THE LEGISLATIVE c o m ­ Now you know night, a crime believed connected to “ What we have done is say that had made “ broad-brush comments GREEN AGREED that members mittee’s recommendations and a a burglary, they said today. The odds against making a hole in ... common on the campaign trail.” of the administration should not both political parties will be staff report will now be sent as a Brewers confident State Police spokesman Adam review plans drawn up by other represented,” Zinsser said. “ One report to the Judiciary and Govern­ one in a round of golf are 43,000 to 1. But Baker, too, said the peace Berluti said the state chief medical members of the administration. ’The movement could “ damage ... examiner’s office has the body and Manchester resident also said the foreign policy management of this will be performing an autopsy this review by the executive committee administration ... There’s no doubt afternoon to determine the cause of is an unnecessary level of on earth the Soviet Union ... will try death and a positive identification. bureaucracy. despite first loss to take advan^ge of it.” He said police found the body “ They’ye given it something to do after receiving a report from that it can’t do because it doesn’t BIGGEST WALLPAPER Rep. Edward Markey, D-Mass., a ANAHEIM , Calif. (U P I) - Down visitors. have any staff,” Green said. co-sponsor of the nuclear freeze one game to none, the Milwaukee Police said they found the body at Zinsser said revival of the '. I resolution in Congress, said: “ It is a Brewers would appear to be in a a home they believed was either executive committee will make the sad day when the president of the must-win situation when they meet burglarized or was intended to be. state’s top administrators accoun­ United States stoops to mudslinging the California Angels tonight in table for state agencies, failure to and McCarthy-style smear tactics.” . Open house tonight Game 2 of the American League meet minority-hiring goals. “ We’re SALE EVER! championship series. The Regional Occupational getting their fingerprints on all the He was not the only person to Gorman Thomas doesn’t see it recall the late Wisconsin Republican Training Center will hold an open affirmative action plans’’ by that way, however. whose accusations of communist af­ house for all parents tonight from 7 requiring executive committee ap­ “ It’s great to win the first game,” to 8. Teachers and other ROTC staff proval, Zinsser said. filiations destroyed the reputations the Brewer centerfielder said of many Americans in the early will be available in their classrooms The legislative committee. Green Tuesday night after the Brewers had to meet with parents. said, should have done away with 1950s. been hammered by the Angels, 8-3. “ It’s great to win the second game, too. But even if we don’t, we’ll come 0 back. This team doesn’t know how * ELSIE “Bir ? to quit.” To even the best-of-five Series, the Brewers have to get by Bruce Kison « i SWEN8SON tonight. If Reggie Jackson is "M r. October,” Kison is “ Mr. October, Jr.” The Angels’ starting pitcher in Game 2 has a 3-0 record and 0.57 > / - ; YOUR FULL TIME IDONT MIS! ERA in playoff action — all with Pittsburgh. c But Brewer shortstop Robin THIS SALE 6 6 > } STATE REPRESENTATIVE-ll Yount is confident Brewer starter Ends Oct. 30 b e A MINIMUM or !jg Pete Vuckovich, who was 18-6 this year and 3-0 against the Angels, will I be up to the task. • 100% Attendance In All Regular ^ % The free-spirited Vuckovich General Assembly Sessions ^ 25 appeared to be preparing himself T for the challenge ’Tuesday night as • Government Administration and ^ he sat alone in the Milwaukee Elections Committee ^ OFF clubhouse, seem ingly deep in SAVINGS UP TO thought. • Health and Human Services Com- J ANY Asked if the loss put extra mitiee ^ UPI photo pressure on him, Vuckovich said: “ I WALLCOVERINGSl don't talk before I pitch. Sorry, • One of the four Legislators cited ^ (No Excoptions) UMP BILL KUNKEL CLINCHES HIS FIST chief." by columnist Dick Davies fo r truly after being bowled over by Tommy John at first base Most of the Brewers, however, good works and honest per- yt Touraine Paints appeared to be loose, despite the shelling they received from Angels. UPI pho*o sonalities in the Connecticut ^ 50% also on sale. Milwaukee amassed the best offen­ sive statistics in the major leagues BATTING STAR DON BAYLOR LAUDED Assembly ' ’ jf- this season, averaging 5.5 runs per by teammates Tommy John and Bobby Grich’ after game ManchBsters No. 1 Wallcovering Dealer Did you know that game, but in Game 1 the Angels shqw ^ them they can punch, too. “ Even though we got outslugged base or hit-and-run. What happened this club isn’t going to change Cliff Keeney, Manchester milk dealer, was the last RE-ELECT t tonight. I ’m confident that we can tonight is what I have been fearing whether we’re ahead or behind.” man to pinch hit for Babe Ruth in a baseball game. It get off the canvas like we did — a big inning by them.” Thomas, whose two-run homer in happened in Hartford at Bulkeley Stadium wheh Ruth throughout the season and get back Yount said the loss meant that the second inning gave the Brewers appeared In an exhibition with the Sayltt Gems, t ELSIE ^‘Bir SWENSSON in this thing,” Brewer Manager Milwaukee would just have to fight a 2-1 lead, said the Brewers had a H erald Angle Harvey Kuenn said. back. difficult time hitting winning Nate Agostlnelli, Manchester State Bank president, PAUL’S PAINT Kuenn said the Angels’ four-run ” We just didn’t play real well pitcher Tommy John once he got his was a fine football lineman with local teams after World rhythm. t ON NOVEMBER 2 nd $ 615 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER Earl Yost, Sports Editor third inning changed the complexion tonight,” he said after the Brewers War n. ABSENTEE BALLOTS OR RIDES TO POLLS - CALL 047-1301 ^ of the game. had been outhit KP7. “ But we didn’t “ John is the kind of pitcher that “ When we get behind like that it play real well in the first three you have to get early in the game,” Steve ’Thomson is Manchester’s 11th recreation direc­ 3 ^ P«M for by Comminoo to Ro-Eloot EMo “BIx" BwwiMon - Foyo Uwrwico, Trooourw alters our game,” he said. “ We can games in Baltimore last week and Thomas said: “ Once he gets going 640-0300 tor. ’The first was Walter Olson. Others were John no longer send a runner on a stolen we still came back. The attitude on like he did tonight, it’s lights out.” Lloyd, Frank Busch, John Hedlund, Leon Shepard, William Boyle, Wally Fortin, Jim HeitUc, Charlie Hurlburt and M el Siebold. Seasonal directors included three of the last five years. He teamed with Steve Hadge The Public Is Invited To Another Will Clarke, Tom Kelley, Sam Massey and John in 1978 and 1979 and with his son, Mike, in 1982. Baylor at best in tough situations Falkowski. Stan Hilinski, a five-time winner of the golf Club ANAHEIM, CALIF. (UPI) - team wants Baylor at the plate with hander who came to the Angels just "EVENING WITH BILL DIANA" Jackie Morelewicz, who won the recent Manchester Championship at Manchester Country Club, was a fine CHEAPER ISN’T BETTER baseball player before turning to the links. After Gorman Thomas cracked a runners on base. five weeks ago in a deal with the Women’s Tennis Singles Tournament, is a pah-time two-run homer to give the powerful “ W e’ve been behind so many New York Yankees, went the dis­ There’s a lot more to a waterbed than just “ four Because of our large size (#1 in Connecticut), we can member of the staff at the Blast Hartford Racquet Club. boards and a mattress” as some of our competitors offer complete waterbeds for $169.00 for the truly budget Twins George and Jack May and their late father, Milwaukee Brewers a 2-1 lead in the times this season I can’t even tance. He allowed seven hits in second inning, some teams might remember,” said Lynn, who picking up his fiftti post-season vic­ 6 would like you to believe.Craftsmanship, tightness of fit, conscious. But frankly, that’s not your best buy. At Nimbus, Dick Danielson, bighly-successful soccer cohch at Dusty, once formed one line with the Manchester have started searching for the panic homered and two other hits in the tory without a loss. ease of assembly, mattress seam location, and length of a little more money gets you a lot more value. Manchester High before his retirement after 33iyears, (Moriarty Bros.) hockey team in league competition. button. game. “ We all know we’re going to John took a swipe at the Los warranty are all very important. was introduced to the sport as a player while at Trinity ’The May brothers were also standout baseball players At $249, complete with square-fill mattress, But not the California Angels. come back. Donnie is obviously a Angeles Dodgers, who let him go in “Someone You College. with West Side entries. “ Bill Works J i h L — the Essex is your best value. In addition to its unique This season they spotted opponents great man in the clutch situation. He 1978 after leading that team to the r ’ ^ Can Count On leads 43 times and came back to led the league in game-winning hits, World series the previous two years. construction features (see insert), all its top edges are Bob Cuneo and Bob Smith have teamed to win the Bob Blanchard, local realtor, was a fine running back win. So it was Tuesday night. and that’s just his situation, hitting “ Don Sutton (let go by the With rounded for comfort and eye appeal. Plus it’s available in VFW Golf League honors the past two seasons. in football while playing for Manchester High. For The , 3 different finishes and can be custom stained Don Baylor, who drove in . five with runners on base. We hope he Dodgers in 1980) is with the Brewers runs as the Angels defeated the can do it again Wednesday night.” and I'm here with the Angels,” John — to match your present furniture. So Janice Dahm, new field hockey coach at Manchester Nick Jackston, also in real estate locally, is a former Everyone." People’s Judge!" Brewers 8-3 in the first game of the Second baseman Bobby Grich, said. “ I guess that just goes to show don’t be penny wise and High, starred In the sport while at Syracuse University. professional baseball player and high school and college AL Championship series, said the who went 2-for-3 with one RBI, said that the Dodgers had a few good dollar foolish. Visit a diamond coach. come-from-behind win should be the the 1982 version of the Angels is a pitchers at one time.” Norma 'White, who teamed with Jiidy Brownjto win Nimbus showroom, and much different team from the 1979 the town Women’s Doubles Tennis Tournament last Sun­ Gene Enrico, active in Senior Citizen Center projects, team’s trademark. remember: There’s a lot club which was beaten by the William J. Diana day, coached the East Catholic girls’ racquet sqipd last was a standout soccer player while a schoolboy. “ We never once gave up during more to buying a waterbed the season when we were behind,” Baltimore Orioles in the Cham­ than just finding the spring. FOR JUDGE OF PROBATE Jerry Smith, former town duckpin bowling champion, Baylor said. “ For me. I ’m not sure pionship Series. Radio} cheapest one. what it is. It’s obvious I don’t con­ “ One of the important things is Bill Pagan! Sr., popular West Side barber, is now in is president of the Rec League this season. centrate as much when there’s no that we’re starting at home,” Grich Open weeknights tii 9, Saturday his 51st season bowling in the Rec League, thejtown’s one on base, and I think with runners said. “ In ’79, we were at Baltimore A CHEESE & WINE PARTY BEST VALUE 10:00-6:00, Sunday 12:00-5:00. oldest still operating. Charlie Lindsey, well-known local realtor, can look AT $ 2 4 9 .0 0 . _ back on a career which included a stint as a pro baseball on base, I become a completely and that made it real tough. This Thursday, October 7th, 7:00 to 9:00 P.M. different batter. I can block year we’re at home, we’re relaxed Mike Crispino, new sports anchorman at Channel 30, pitcher in th^ minor leagues. everything out, forget about the and the fans are on our side. r O M G IlT Manchester Country Club This exclasive Nissbes is a former East Catholic High football standout, a sure- home run and just try to hit the ball “ But maybe even without those 3 • Cardinal!* v**. Braveit, Clianni‘1 pateated croeS'backle coaetnic* fin g e r^ pass-catching end. Bill Gess, honored guest at last week’s West Side Old 305 South Main Street doB delivers aiealHiaai streaeth hard. If I think home run. I ’ll almost things, we’d be a more confident 8 and ease of asseaibly. 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way,” Torre points out. ST. LOUIS (UPI) - The smallest at shortstop and, as Herzog says in If Horner can’t swing the bat properly, however, the Braves are The Braves have a big edge in man on the baseball diamond may pushing Smith for MVP honors, power (146 homers to only 67 for St. play the biggest role in the best-of- “saving a hundred runs is the same Tm not 100 percent, but I didn't figure I better off with Jerry Royster at nearer tourney third. Royster normally plays left l,ouis) but the Cardinals scored only five series for the National League as driving in a hundred.” would be. But Vm going to play. You niay only 46 (ewer runs during the season, a pennant that begins today between As Herzog sees it, defense will be field but has filled in admirably at get this chance once in your life.' third base when calied upon. tribute to the club’s ability to build and that’s important. Conard is not the Atlanta Braves and St. Louis a key factor in the series, which runs with its speed on the bases. In Another step closer to qilalifylng Conard forays into the Indian end. Cardinals. begins today at 3:15 p.m. EDT with Oxxie Smith "We’re a better club with Horner for the state tournament Is the Manchester, with an a bad team,” he reminded. in there because he gives us more the 12 games they played against It was a scoreless second half with Ozzie Smith, who stands only 5- Phil Niekro pitching for the Braves each other, the Brave.s outscored Manchester High girls’ soccer team overwhelming 17-2 edge in shots in and Joaquin Andujar hurling for the offense and we're an offensive- Manchester having a slight edge. foot-10 and weighs just 150 pounds, the Cardinals by only 55-53. following Tuesday’s 3-1 win over the first half, regain^ the lead at looks like one of those guys in the Cardinals. A 60 percent chance of oriented team,” said Braves’ Conard High at Memorial Field. 32:02 of the session. Defender "We sat on our lehd the second run. But it shouldn’t affect me in the manager Joe Torre. "But Royster Herzog believes the team that half,” Erardi stated. “ (And) Conard “before” posters that are used in rain is forecast for the opener, but telling how the Injury will affect his lakes the early lead will have a The triumph lifts the Indian Denise Belleville slid a pass up* the body building advertisements. there have been no rained out games play. field.” ! gives us a better glove at third. If hooters to 6-1, in their second year middle to striker Shana played a better second half. If this While the Cardinals wei;e Horner can’t swing the bat. I’ll play decided edge in the seriek since each was a basketball game it would be a He doesn’t hit much for average on Busch Stadium’s artificial sur­ “I just hope he doesn’t develop club has a top notch bullpen. The of varsity play, and within two wins Hopperstead. The Indian senior (.248 this season) and he has very face held since 1979. any more fluid (on the thigh), but welcoming Smith back to the lineup, Royster at third and go with Terry of gaining post-season entry. side-stepped two defenders and 40-point win.” the Braves were still uncertain Harper in ieft. 1 probably won’t Cardinals rely heavily on Bruce little power (only two home runs). “I think we have more overall even with him at 80 percent he's Sutler, who had 36 saves, while the Manchester’s next outing is fired a 15-yarder inside the right Yet, in many ways he was the most speed than the Braves and the best great,” said Herzog. about the status of their slugging know until tomorrow whether or not Schoeneberger. Kris Craft, Carey Braves split their heavy duty Friday against South Catholic in post. valuable player for the (Dardinals defense in the National League and Smith admits he isn’t in tiptop third baseman Bob Horner. Horner, Bob Can play.” Hartford at 3:15. Hopperstead, on a fine set-up Markham/and Mara Walrath had who has been sidelined since Sept. 18 Both managers expect the playoff bullpen chores between Gene this year and his return to the lineup maybe in baseball,” said Herzog. shape, but he doesn’t expect his Garber (30 saves) and rookie Steve The Silk Towners took an early from Shelly Schoeneberger and strong games at midfield for for the playoffs could be the deter­ “Atlanta has a good defense, but I thigh to hamper him much — at with a hyerextended left elbow, took games to be closely-contested, Manchester, which had a final 28-4 Bedrosian (11). lead at 10:07 as sophomore right Hohenthal, made it 3-1 at 37:22 with mining factor in the series. don’t think a n y ^ y has as good a batting practice Tuesday and felt much like their regular season edge in the shots department. Luci least on defense. "1 think the games all will be wing Heather Hohenthal chipped a a 10-yard bullet into the twine. The Smith’s glove, you see, belongs In defense as we do.” “I’m not 100 percent, but I didn’t some discomfort every time he games were. The Braves beat the pass to the left side of the cage. Left tallies were Hopperstead’s 12th and Vernali and Belleville were solid on swung the bat. Cardinals, seven games to five, decided in the early innings and that Fort Knox, somewhere next to the Smith, of course, is the key to the figure I would be. But I’m going to the team that goes out there in the wing Beth White, getting inside posi­ 13th for the season. White’s goal was the defensive line. gold bullion. Cardinals’ manager Cardinals’ defense. Yet, the lithe play,” said Smith. “You may only “It bothers me hitting but it during the regular season and held a >1^ tion on a Chieftain defender, was her first. “I’m pleased with the way the doesn’t bother me in the field,” said 4-2 edge at St. Louis. seventli, eighth or ninth innings Whitey Herzog estimates that Smith shortstop hasn’t played much in the get this chance once in your life. The leading has a great chance,” Herzog abie to get a foot on the cross and “The first half we dominated but veterans are playing. This was a saved the club “at least 100 runs” last month because of a severely Horner, who is wearing a heavy "But each game we played during nice win because last year we only thing that bothers me is trying said. flicked it into the cage. had trouble finishing. We could have this season with his acrobatic plays bruised right thigh and there is no to stretch it out real-hard when I rubber padding on his elbow. the year could have gone either Conard, which fell to 5-3, drew had five or six (goals).” cited played a strong game against even at 29:26 on a goal by Darleen Manchester Coach Joe Erardi. Conard a d got shut out, 3-0,” Erardi :tlh Langer. It was onlv one of few “We’re getting better every game added. Cards' catcher speaks Niekro gives Braves Herald photo by Pinto , Sports Cheney and RHAM Benedict would rather EAST SOCCER COACH TOM MAUN (LEFT). CAPTAIN TIM SKEHAN ''Calendar ... happy to be back atop HCC standings following 3-0 win over South Catholic hit against knuckleball \ edge against Cards W ednesday in scoreless duel 6 SOCCER Muneliesler ul Enfield, 3:30 ST. LOUIS (UPI) - Both Bruce him,” Benedict said. “In Houston in Neither side could find the back of shots department with Tech keeper Benedict and the St. Louis Cardinals 1979 he dislocated my middle finger John Cyr coming up big with 13 ST. LOUIS (UPI) - Everyone Atlanta etcher Bruce Benedict how can you prove yourself if you sit the net as Cheney Tech and RHAM expect a long afternoon in the three times in one game with seems to feel the Atlanta Braves agreed. on the bench'’ All you can do is find GIRLS SWIMMING High battled to a 0-0 stalemate in saves. Sachem keeper Matt East in shutout, EohI Culhnlie ul Claslonhury, 7 opening game of the National pitches and against the Mets earlier have a distinct edge over the St. "He can create a lot of problems out if your eyesight is good. Charter Oak Conference soccer ac­ Cavanaugh made five stops. League Championship Series. But this year he had a no-hitter through I/Ouis Cardinals in the first game of for you. " said Benedict. "We beat "Here they know how to talk to |i.m. tion Tuesday in Hebron. “RHAM controlled the ball most only Benedict of the two seems seven. I couldn’t believe what I was their best-offive National League him three times this year, but we people they know how to teach. FIELD HOCKEY The deadlock leaves the Techmen of the game. They had a lot of shots Hull ul Manehesler, .3:30 anxious about it. seeing. But I’ve never seen him any playoffs because of pitcher hil didn't hil him very well." This organization is going to be good 2-0-2 in the conference, 3-0-3 overall. on goal but not a lot from good Benedict is the catcher for the better than in those back-to-back VOLLEYBALL position,” noted Tech Coach Paul Niekro. in four starts against the Braves for a long time. They didn't know The Sachems go to 1-2-1 in COC play Atlanta Braves, who open the NL games last week. how to teach in Houston. If doesn't E u h I Hurlford ul Manehesler Soucy. “Our backs didn’t panic in this year, Andujar allowed less than and 2-2-2 overall with the tie. playoffs today in St. Louis against “I don’t think he intimidates the Niekro is certainly hot, having make any difference if you are Hule-Kay ul Eusl Calholie our own end. till ee runs per game yet came away gain HCC lead Cheney’s next outing is at peren­ the Cardinals. He’s the guy who has hitters. I don’t think ‘overmatches’ pitched 26 2-3 consecutive scoreless with an 0-3 record. Andujar, in fact, smart if you don’t know, how to “We had a few scoring oppor­ T hursday nial COC power Rocky Hill High to catch what most batters can’t hit is the proper word, either. He con­ innings in his last three outings. didn't get much batting 'support all teach." mriday at 3:15. tunities but didn’t capitalize,” he SOCCER' — a Phil Niekro knuckleball. fuses them maybe even season from the (Cardinals. In his 10 Andujar intends to treat With a little help. East Catholic tested and they had maybe only twp the Eagle striker left-footed home a EusI Culhnlie ul Xavier (Palmer RHAM had a 28-12 edge in the added. “I’d rather hit against him than frustrates them. It’s hard enough But Joaquin Andujar, the Wednesday’s game like any other he moved back atop the Hartford Coun­ scoring opportunities. 15-yard boot.'It was Doran’s 14th scheduled Cards’ starter, has been losses the Cardinals scored only 16 Fiehl), 7:30 p.m. catch him,” said Atlanta Manager just trying to catch him. It’s like runs for him. has pitched this season. ty Conference (HCC) soccer stan­ “Both teams played aggressively goal of the season, equaling his Hurlford Puhlie ul EasI Culhnlie Joe Torre, a four-time All-Star trying to catch a little piece of paper sort of sizzling himself with a seven- dings with a 3-0 victory over South and there were numerous whistles season output of a year ago. game winning streak and only three The Dominican right-hander was ■’I’m not going to pitch any (girls), 3:15 catcher and a teammate of Niekro in a wind storm.” by far the Cardinals' most consis­ Catholic, Tuesday at Hyland Park ini throughout. The teams really The Eagles closed out the scoring earned runs allowed in his last six different, ” he said. "Sure, it’s going for three years in the mid-1960s. The 43-year-old right-hander has tent pitcher all .season. His 15 vic­ Hartford. couldn’t get any sustained efforts late in the second half. Mike Ahn Eriduv Bolton's boaters “When you hit against him, you only saved some of his best knuckleballs .starts. to be more exciting, but you try to The Eagle win. coupled with going for long periods of time,” he sent a long ball to Doran and he SOCflER tories tied Bob Forsch for the club keep it cool. If you think about have four chances (at bats) to mis- this season for the (Dardinals. He “There’s no question Andujar is lead and his 2.47 ERA was second in Xavier’s 0-0 tie with St. Paul, boosts added. chipped it to Ed Ansaldi, playing Manrhesler ul Penney, 3:30 s.” posted a 1-0 record against St. Louis pitching and about how you have to striker. Ansaldi accepted the pass Cheney Teeli ul Rneky Hill, 3:15 one of the best right-handed pitchers the league to Montreal's Steve win, you might be too tight. 1 don’t the defending two-time champs to Niekro is coming off one of the in three starts this season, allowing Rogers (2.40). He has not lost since the top rung at 3-0. Xavier slips into Two goals in a three-minute span and tallied from about eight yards CrniiiMell ul Bnllon, 3:15 in the league,” said Atlanta’s Dale want to put too much pressure on on right track best seasons of his 19-year career only 14 hits and three earned runs in Murphy Tuesday before a two-hour Aug. 6. second at 3-0-1 with St. Paul third at in the first half was all East, 7-0 out. It was Ansaldi’s first goal of the Munehesler ul Soulh Culhnlie and he’s never been any better than 21 innings for a 1.29 ERA. UP! photo myself overall, required. Midfielder Bill season. (girls), 3:15 workout. ”He comes at you "1 always thought 1 was a good 2- 0- 1. he was last week when he pitched “If Phil’s knuckleball is working, sidearm, over the top, every which pitcher." said Andujar. who toiled "You never know what’s going to East has a critical HCC' match Masse opened the scoring at 7:40 as CROSS COUNTRY Some doubt was dispelled as started and capped the scoring play. back-to-back shutouts against San we will win,” said Torre. “ If it’s Waiting game in virtual anonymity as a reliever happen in this game. It's a crazy Thursday evening at 7.30 when it he ran onto a pass and fired. It East had a 14-3 edge in the shots EusI Cnlholie/Sl. Paul ul Xavier, Bolton High got back on the right He started it in his own end with a way. He’s hard to beam in on. He Francisco and San Diego to help the not, he’s going to struggle. It really has a good breaking ball, a good and spot starter for Houston before game. I know I’ll have to throw faces Xavier in Middletown at caromed off South keeper John Bor- department with Eagle keeper Dave 3:15 track with a ,2-1 win over Portland clear out to Sheetz. The latter gave doesn’t matter what the batter 0 Braves claim their first divisional strikes.’ Callahan making two stops. It was it back to Fletcher, who chipped it fastball, a good slider. He’s tough.” coming to .St. Louis last June 6. “But Palmer Field. dieri back to Masse and the East Cheney Teeh ul Rneky Hill, 3:15 High in Charter Oak Conference title since 1969. does.” Manager Joe Torre of Atlanta "We played well enough to win in junior deposited it home from six East's third shutout in succession. EusI Culhnlie vs. Si. Paul (girls), (COC) soccer action Tuesday in from the left midfield area over to Niekro threw a two-hitter against “You can’t overswing on him,” St. listens to newsmen’s questions a game played mostly in the mid- yards out. It was Masse’s second Bordieri had seven saves. 111 Xuvier, 3:15 Bolton. the right wing. (Dhip Massey sent it Louis first baseman Keith Her­ South dipped to 2-3 in the con­ the Giants and a threehitter against after workout Tuesday In St. field area," voiced Eagle Coach goal of the season. GIRLS SWIMMING The Bulldogs move to 1-3 in the back to the middle of the field where the Padres to improve his record to nandez added. “I crouch when I hit ference, 3-3 overall, with the loss. Fletcher fired an 18-yarder that Louis before Braves launched Wanted to sit out game Tom Matin. “We weren't really , Masse fed Colin Doran at 10.41 and Munehesler ul Hall, 5:30 conference, 3-3 overall, with the win 17-4 and lower his earned run but I can’t against the knuckleball. . Windham ul EusI \ Culhnlie (ul while the Highlanders to 2-1-1 in ricocheted off the crossbar down playoff series against Cardinals average to 3.61. He will carry a The secret to hitting one is waiting today. EHHS), 3:30 the COC and 3-3-1 overall with the and over the goal line. string of 26 2-3 scoreless innings into until the last possible moment and FIELD HOCKEY setback. It was Fletcher’s first goal of the today’s post-season start. then try to take a nice, relaxed Windham ul Munehesler, 3:.30 “Every win is a big one but this season. “That’s the best I’ve ever seen swing.” Hendrick changes mind, c VOLLEYBALL does put the kids back on the right Torre manager of year? Munehesler ul Windham, 6:30 track,” cited Bulldog Coach Ray Bolton had a final 17-9 edge in Boyd, who saw a three-game losing shots with Bulldog netminder Ted RSox farm club Salurdav ST. LOUIS (UPI) - They told him they were streak snapped. “I believe the kids Brown making six saves. willing to face Niekro FOOTBALL firing him for his own good, which is like hanging knew they were getting oppor- ■ “I’m glad we won but not pleased Horner wanted chance still unsettled EusI Culhnlie ul Claslonhury, tunities but not taking good shots.” with our halfback play. We were you to keep you from standing on your feet too long. 10:.30 u.m. And they were right. Portland took the lead at 22:36 of sluggish going from defense to BRISTOL (UPI) — Bristol Red workout to go with Hendrick and that you never know what kind of Sports Fermi ul Munehesler, 1:30 p.m. the first half on a goal by Kevin offense. Portland didn’t control play ST. LOUIS (UPI) - Geoge Hen­ T Look how everything’s turning out for Joe Torre, Sox owner Joseph Buzas has drick has decided that he’d rather keep lorg on the bench. situation you will be put into. But it ■SOCCER Faxon. Bolton drew even at 33:01 of but it gained a lot more control than to oppose Cardinals fired by the Mets this time a year ago because he plans to renew negotiations with 'I looked at the stats for the last usually is exciting," g w Parade Dean ul MCC, 2 the session on a goal by Alan Potter, it should have,” Boyd commented. play against the Atlanta Braves than couldn’t move them up. They also thought he was Bristol and New Britain to find a sit against Phil Niekro in the three years and I decided it didn’t The Cardinals will field their his sixth of the season. Midfielder Phil Rumm on the backline and 1983 home for his Eastern League make much difference,” Herzog usual starting lineup, which includes getting in a rut. Milt RIchman Bill Sheetz fed Potter, who dribbled tape wrap that keeps him from fully opening game of the National He isn’t in any rut now. He’s right up there for Mark Maneggia and Doug Moore up St. LOUIS (UPI) - Bob Homer baseball team. said. "1 might as we|l have my best rookie Willie McGee in center, Lon­ llling boaters twice and fired a 20-yarder home. front played well for Bolton. sems to have convinced himself, extending his left arm. League Championship Series. Manager of the Year in the National League and he The team planned to move to Hendrick had fold St. Louis right fielder out there. 1 think he’s nie Smith in left and shortstop Ozzie Bolton tallied the game-winner now he has to convince Atlanta “The pain is not going to go away has Atlanta’s team as close to the World Series as it The Bulldogs resume play Friday Portland, Maine, until the Manager Whitey Herzog that he one of the best right fielders in the Smith, who has played just five late in the second half, at the 30:38 with a home encounter against Braves Manager Joe Torre. overnight,” Horner said. “But the has been in 13 years. That’s the last time— the only top Windham Portland City-Council rejected a didn’t like to play against Niekro. league." games in the past three weeks other time — the Braves made the playoffs. All mark. Fullback Mike Fletcher Cromwell High at 3:15. “this is not the type of injury you pain is going to have to be pretty bad $500,000 bond issue for stadium . Hendrick led the Cardinals and because of a thigh injury. can hide,” Horner said ’Tuesday complaining that trying to hit they have to do now is beat the St. Louis Cardinals llling Junior High’s varsity soccer to keep me out of there.” renovations. Niekro’s knuckleball disrupted his finished fourth in the NL this season .loaquin Andujar. who has a three out of five and they’ll be in their first World Over in the Braves’ bullpen. Steve Bedrosian, team rolled to its third win in a row, during the Atlanta Braves workout. Homer hit 32 home mns and drove “We’ll just go back to the with 104 RBI. He also led St. Louis in record of 15-10 and is riding a p«9"- “He (Torre) can tell pretty much rhythm for several days. But Hen­ Series, their 24-yearold rookie righthander, is to them what 12-1, over the Windhhm High frosh in 97 rans before his injury. While he drawing board’again and talk to homers with 19 and is the team’s sonal .seven-game winning streak, when I swing, but as far as I’m con­ drick, the Cardinals’ regular right A year ago, Joe Torre didn’t have a job. So when Goose Gossage is to the Yankees. His fastball has Tuesday at llling. was out, Jerry Royster took his the people who want us and as far only serious long-ball threat, will pilch the opener for St, Louis. Northwest girls cerned I can play tomorrow.” fielder, was scheduled to be in the CBS Radio came along and asked him if he’d like to been clocked at 93 and 94 miles an hour and he gives Nick Cacace had four goals, Jeff place at third, giving the Braves a as I’m concered, Bristol and New Hendrick was hitless in six at bats Bob Forsch is scheduled to pitch the Homer wanted a chance to help team’s starting lineup today instead do the color for the Montreal-Philadelphia playoff, Atlanta outstanding middle inning relief. Gene Kennedy and Bob Blake three little better defense in the field but Britain are the front-runners,” this season against Niekro while second game with rookie John his Braves against the St. Louis Car­ of occupying a seat on the bench. he said sure, why not? He enjoyed that. Garber Torre generally calls on as his short apiece and Tully Patulak and Brian taking away considerable power at Buzas said Tuesday. "He and I talked about it.” Herzog lorg, who will be limited to a pinch- Stuper slated to start the third But a few weeks later, he enjoyed it even more reliever is tougher on righthanded hitters than Milone one each for the 3-0 Rams. dinals when they began the best-of- the plate, lioyster hit two home mns . “Both cities still want us and hitting role, was l-for-9. game. five National League playoffs this said, "and he wants to take a whack when Ted Turner named him manager of the Sutter, Phil Fedorchak, Dave Kelly, Andy outkick Catholic and drove in 25 in 108 games this they’ll have to swallow a little at it. He wants to play. I imagine a "I thought I was going to play and "Our ballclub just has to continue Braves. In Game No. 1 Wednesday, the Braves are Boggini and Dave Hunt played well afternoon. season. pride and I guess we ail have to I'd like to play," lorg said, "but I’ll to do the things we've done all Horner, the starting third lot of other hitters don’t like it One of Torre’s first duties as the Braves’ new leading with their best, Phil Niekro, their 43year- defensively for llling. Goalie (Dari now. I won’t go outside of either.” do whatever is best for the team. I’ll season," Ozzie Smith said. "It’s just manager was attending the re-entry draft in New old knuckleball ace who is so anxious to get into a Stevenson had 11 saves. llling Unable ' to generate continual Northwest, providing the margin of baseman for the Braves, Connecticut unless I have to,” he be ready if Whitey needs me. He a matter of executing and doing the hyperextended his left elbow in a Langway named Herzog had debated starling Dane York where one of the players Atlanta selected was World Series after 18 years in the majors, he can ■ launched 56 shots on goal. offensive .pressure. East Catholic victory. said. lorg in Hendrick’s right field spot, knows that. things you are supposed to do to win game in Cincinnati Sept. 18. His only Reggie Jackson, given his free agency after the almost taste it. Niekro had one of his best years this succumbed to Northwest Catholic, “Northwest beat us to the 50-50 Capitals’ captain Buzas said he had his doubts but decided during Tuesday’s "The thing about pinchhitting is games." Yankees declined to renew his contract. season with a 17-4 log and a 3.61 ERA. If he gets his 1-0, in HCC girls’ soccer action balls; they played their game playing time in the three weeks last week about announcing the Tuesday in West Hartford. since the injury was an appearance team ’s decision to move to For a while. Turner made a pitch for Jackson. knuckler over for a strike, he’s hard to beat and he today,” noted East Coach Don Fay. LANDOVER, Md. (UPI) - Look, for the many East Hartford It was the second 1-0 setback to as a pinch hitter last Sunday when Portland because nothing had Torre didn’t really see how he’d fit into the Braves’ did that pretty consistently all year. “We had some good scoring oppor­ Former Montreal Canadiens’ Angels choice Sleepy Floycd signs bargain buys adyertised in outfield, but as a dutiful new employee, he said all the Indians by the Eaglettes and tunities but failed to sustaiq he filed out. been signed. His fears proved to the Classified columns leaves them 1-2 in the conference “It’s way better now,” Homer defenseman Rod Langway was with Jersey Nets the right things. Now, it could come to Jackson Like the Braves, the Cardinals also are going race on Sunday anything on offense.” named captain of the Washington be well founded Monday when following win today. with their most productive pitcher in the playoff and 3-3-1 overall. Northwest goes to said after taking batting practice city councilmen rejected renova­ facing the Braves next week, but for that to happen, (Capitals Tuesday, General Manager RENO, Nev. (UPI) — No sooner EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. opener. That’s righthander Joaquin Andujar. who 3-1 in the HCC. 4-2 overall with the Northwest had a final 18-16 edge in Tuesday. “I’ve been taking batting tion funds by one vote. the Angels will have to beat the Brewers in the The fifth annual Pre-Columbus David Poile said. did Harrah’s Reno post odds on the (UPI) - Sleepy Floyd, was 15-10 this year with a 2.47 ERA. triumph. the shots department with Eaglette practice for four days now and it’s MODERN AUTO American League playoff and the Braves will have Day Road Race, sponsored by the ’The Boston Red Sox AA farm eventual World Series! winner then Georgetown’s leading scorer in each to get past the Cardinals. Andujar owns some of the best stuff in the league, East’s next outing is Thursday at keeper Martha Barter making 14 better every day.” RADIATOR Atlas Bantly Fuel Oil Co. and the Homer said he injured his elbow team has played in Bristoi for 10 they began to shift drastically with of the last four years and its all-time The way it looks to me, Torre is on a roll. Overall, but-he sometimes messes himself up by relaxing a Elest Hartford Parks and Recreation Mt. Nebo against Hartford Public in saves and Northwest’s Hope Kelly Rockets acquire the favorite’s role moving from INTRODUCES a 3.15 start. when “I had my body going two years, but decided to move career scoring leader, has signed a I think the Cardinals are stronger than the Braves little too much when he has a lead, or not paying as Department will be held Sunday, nine stops. veteran Walker Milwaukee to California. th« iBO-mlnut* much attention to fielding his position like; say, Jim Sue Rodgers tallied at the 10- Stacey Simmons and Rachel different ways at the same time” because insufficient funds were multi-year contract with the New drlv«-ln and but it wouldn’t surprise me to see Torre’s bunch get Oct. 10 at 11 a.m. at McAuliffe Park. available to renovate Muzzy At last'report, the Angels were a Jersey Nets of the National Basket­ into the World Series. In the other league, I lean Kaat, the Cards’ 43-year-old reliever who bears The 5.2 mile race covers a mix of minute mark of the first half for Rossow played well for East. while running the bases in a game HOUSTON (UPI) - ’The Houston driva-away aolutlonl against the Reds. Rockets Tuesday acquired forward Stadium. 3-2 pick to wind up the World Series ball Association, the club said toward the Brewers because they finished with the down harder even than Pete Rose. hills, flats and straight and winding champs with the Brewers next at 17- FOR: For Torre, this playoff is something in the nature He said it still hurt when he swung Wally Walker from the Seattle Tuesday. 6 best percentage of any club in the majors and that roads ending at McAuliffe. Timers Bristol offered to spend $30,- 10. St. Louis was 9-5 and Atlanta 3-1. of a homecoming since he played for the Cardinals a bat but added that his fielding was SuperSonics for a second-round Aato raiator Inks, pretty much makes them the No. 1 club. will be placed at each mile mark. 000, but the ball club said that heu leiks, six years, from 1969 through 1974, and was a big 'Football Withdrawal' not hampered very much. Still, draft choice. was not enough to renovate the In a short series such as these two playoffs, the Race divisions range from boys ovsHtsiting, pitching can easily decide things and quite often it favorite locally. Torre said he had planned to wait Walker, who has played with two clubhouse, concession stands, and girls 12 and under through men thennottits, all comes down to the bullpen where the Cardinals They still like him even though he’s the "enemy" and women 61 and over with all en­ until shortly before the game to say NBA championship teams — toilets, offices and parking to generally are believed to have the edge with Bruce now. But they like their own manager. Whitey Her­ trants receiving headbands. Prizes whether Homer would start. Portland in 1977 and ^ t t l e in 1979 bring it up to par with other AA A Proven Energy Saver! wti-frteit diaiget, new song on market Even if he does play, Homer will Sutter, their 1979 Cy Young Award winner. zog. better, and look on the Cardinals as a team of for the top nine finishers include a — signed a one-year contract with fields. demine md flushing Sutter led the majors this year with his 36 saves. destiny, black and white television set, wear a pad on bis elbow (“in case I the Sonics, a Rockets spokesman We have found that have to dive or something” ) and a said. He’s just as good as he has ever been but there are -That doesn’t bother Torre. clockradio, digital watch and pocket NASHVILLE, Tenn. (UPI) - The song was hustled to the top W ^ rgenuh^ most of our customers ways of beating him if you lay off that murderous After what has happened to him the past 12 camera. The first female runner to Quicker than you can say “binding radio stations in the 27 NFL cities problems can be solved ,ST>C low fork ball of his. months, nothing really does. cross the finish line will receive a arbitration,” the Music City has because "if the strike is over pla: within this time frame. clock radio. The Marco Polo tomorrow the record would be PUBLIC NOTICE! OOF The problem part Is responded to the NFL players’ eppP' Restaurant of Blast Hartford has strike with a song. over.” SAVE r« removed, promptly donated a dinner gift certificate to Jerry Taylor is the author of the FREE!! FREE!! repaired on our 10- 25 % the winning family of three or more first song to bemoan the strike — Taylor, 33, a Dallas native and BLOOD ^ \L E T TM E^ premises and Fine assessed Whalers' defenseman runners to enter the race. “Football Withdrawal.” Cowboys fan, is oe of millions of OF FUEL BILL -^ S U N = reinstalled.. The race is sanctioned by “The Taylor’s inspiration came from an Americans staring into the abyss of PRESSURE WORK FOR YOU' Replacements are HARTFORD (UPI) - Hartford there didn’t seem to be an intent to Marshall, 22, the Pittsburgh Athletic Congress. There is no entry offhand remark made by co-host Sunday afternoons with no football. • TAKKN BY Allow ut to install Enerirol. Make Your Own Storm Windows. available frpm our dis­ Whalers’ defenseman- CJiris Kot- injure which would be a match Penguins first choice in the 1979 fee however, all runners should be Joan Lunden on Good Morning “ It’s like saying we’re not going to CLINfC A Your burner runs loss — tributor size inventory. penalty and automatic suspension.” NHL Entry Draft, will report im­ members of T.A.C./AAU. have Christmas,” said Taylor. RBQItTBIIED lower fuel bills. Enertrol, the H O LD S IN Storm Doors. Porch Enclosures! Relax in our waiting sopoulos will be fined but not America. She cautioned wives to NURM HEAT' suspended by the National Hockey The amount of the fine was not mediately to the Whalers’ AHL af­ . watch their husbands for signs of “Football withdrawal is similar to brain of your heating so EASY ANYONE CAN DO ITt room, while our League for hitting the Pittsburgh disclosed. 'The incident happened filiate in Binghamton, said Larry football withdrawal. the tobacco addict who’s trying to system! Stop paying for hot K E E P S OUT Iff CUT FLCX-O-OUSS TO SIZE knowledgeable Scoreless tie AND TACK OVER SCREENS during a game played in Bingham­ Pleau, Whalers Director of Hockey quit. I want to stop smoking, but water you never usel COLD' if Penguins’ Paul Baxter with his stick “I thought, God, what a great song AT:v U88ETT PHAMMCT Hid ^ OR WINDOW OPENINGS! 1 specialists get you Operations. Manchester High girls’ jayvee gosh I like it.” two weeks ago. ton, N.Y. that would be,” Taylor said PJUUULDE HEALTH SHOm Save s COSTS SO t IT T t f „ .. moving again. “I gave him the benefit of the In other Whalers’ developments, soccer team hattM to a f-p tie with Tuesday. “It took about 15 minutes The song doesn’t take sides a t 649-4539 A N ro ne f i O f * Conard, Tuesday at the Indians’ Fuel! CAN AFFORD IT* ^ M»-96a2 doubt this time,” Brian O’Neill, the club has acquired left wing Paul The Whalers also announced the to write. It was recorded in because Taylor said he doesn’t AK9 ? r . 48'i & 4' Witflhs Marshall from the Toronto Maple New York Rangers have loaned field. believe that’s an issue to the “foot­ Co-spomoieri (i» 6 c o m m u n i t y S FM V iC t hv WARP BROS. Chicago 60651 Pioneers in Plastics Since !924 L . 0» SAI.5»AC»iO«^ HOBOIIRMUTOXWOIIKS NHL vice president in charge of dis­ Nashville, pressed and sent out in FOGMTY BROS. Take this ad to your Hardware. Lumber or Bldg Supply Store I cipline, said Tuesday. “He certainly Leafs in exchange for future con­ right wing Dave Silk to the Sweeperback Diane Adamy four days. I’ve never had a song out ball fanatic.” ’The real issue is F7 T PARKADE p h a r m a c y PARk ADE HEALTH A ^Acceg^|^u^lilules^Genoj^ualit^LE)^O^GLAS^ ITZ Main n t, Manch, CT played well for the locals. •if PARKADE NUTRITION CENTER reached across with his stick, but siderations. Binghamton Whalers. in four days before.” there’s no football on Sunday. 14 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wed., Oct. 6, 1982 MAN(’IIK.STKK IIKHALIJ, Wed., Oct. 6, 1982 — I'k / NHL debut scoreboard Devils tie in FOCUS/ Food Gretzky goes goal-less Baseball

By Ira Kaufman % 9 off Penguins’ forward Doug Shedden DPI Sports Writer and past goalie Michel Dion. Or did it? Major LcaKue Baseh.all Bv United Press International Perk up that It took just one night for the “Shedden banged into me and. M' Playoff Schedule (All Times EDTt to produce when he got up, the puck was under Bv United Preaa International his pants,” claimed Dion. “ But his All times EDT NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE its first surprise — the New Jersey I.eague raampionshlp Scries Wales Conference Devils are tied with Wayne Gretzky. pants never crossed the goalline. We American League W L T Pts. GF GA Unveiling both a new identity and should have argued that call a little iCallfomla leads series. 1-0) New Jersey 0 0 I harder. We expected a rough start Oct. 5 — California 8. Milwaukee 3 I'illsburgh 0 0 1 arena, the Devils may have con­ Oct. 6 — Milwaukee at California. 8:15 NY Hangers 0 0 0 verted some skeptics Tuesday night considering this was their first p m. Phiindeipnia 0 0 0 fV I.'8 — California at Milwaukee. 3:15 Washingtonigton 0 0 0 boring breakfast! with a 3-3 tie against Pittsburgh as game with these fans — they were p 111. NY Islanders 0 1 0 Merlin Malinowski forged the really hyped up.” s-Oct. 9 — California at Milwaukee. 1 Adams Division deadlock with a disputed third- Marini, like Resch a former I- m . Boston member of the NHL chaippion New s-Oct. 10 — California at Milwaukee. Biiffato period goal. In Bdmonton, Alberta, 4 20 p.m. Hartford If your breakfasts are boring, it’s time to try 3 to 4 tablespoons butter or margarine the Oilers beat Calgary as expected, York Islanders, said life with the National League Montreal some new recipes for morning eye openers. This 3 cups hash brown potatoes Oct. 6 — Atlanta at St. Louis. 3:15 (Jiichcc 7-5, but their incomparable, 21- -X4CSJ Devils is heavenly. p m. Campbell Conference doesn’t mean you have to buy exotic ingredients. I'A cups shreddM sharp cheddar cheese yearold center was limited to just “It’s nice going out there every fh l 7 — Atlanta at St. laiuis. 8:25 Norris Division Fam iliar foods like eggs, bacon, sausage, and pan­ 5 eggs I one point on opening night in the third shift,” said the young right p m W L T Pis. GF GA Chopped parsley Oct 8 — St. Louis at Atlanta. 8:25 Chicago cakes are all you need. NHL. wing, who played sparingly with the p m. Detroit You can use a brown-and-serve sausage, or Brown sausages in 9-inch skillet; remove and set “ We put on an entertaining show Islanders. “Now I don’t feel guilty x-Oct. 9 — St. Louis at Atlanta. 8:15 Minnesota regular sausages, thoroughly cooked. aside. Melt butter and cook potatoes until barely going up to the pay window and I p 111. St laiuis and the crowd’s enthusiasm was x Oi t 10 SI Louis at Atlanta. 8:15 Toronto A sausage frittata, with onions, green pepper and tender ;ind lightly browned. Pat down flat in pan. definitely a big advantage,” said don’t go home depressed about not P m Smythe Division Arrange sausages in pairs, spoke-fashion, in pan, x-ii necessary tomato, not only makes an attractive dish, it’s full goalie Chico Resch as the Devils I seeing enough ice time. We’re not l*Mmf*nton 1 0 0 2 75 leaving 5 spaces for cheese and eggs. Sprinkle Vancouver 1002 21 of vitamins, and it tastes good, too. made their regular-season debut in gonna be pushovers ... we’re gonna I.os Angeles 0 0 0 0 0 0 A city farm ers’ breakfast may be better to daw­ cheese on potatoes. Carefully crack eggs on top of New Jersey after six sorry years as be competitive with every team in WinniiM'g 0 0 0 0 0 0 Game 1 ralparv 0100 57 dle over on a weekend. It consists of eggs, potatoes, cheese. Cover and cook over medium-low heat until the Colorado Rockies. “To lose this league.” MILWAUKEE CALIFORNIA 'Top four in each division qualify for eggs are set or done to individual liking. Garnish ah r h hi ah r h hi sausage and cheese, all combined. would hhave been devastating In the only other game, the Van­ Si.’inlev Cup playoffs.) with parsley. Motilor 3b 4 110 Downing If 4 2 10 Tuesday's Results Another interesting breakfast is a giant pancake couver Canucks edged the Islanders - - - - •' 0 0 00 because we have a fine line of con­ Voiint ss 4 0 10 Beniquz If I’iltshurgh 3. New Jersey 3 baked in the oven and topped with sausages. Cno|icr lb 4 0 i I DeCincs 3b 4 2 10 fidence.” 2 - 1 . l*!dmonton 7. Calgary 5 Simmons c 4 12 0 Grich 2h 3 12 1 French toast, combined with bacon and Breakfast quiche Gretzky knows no such fine line 4 112 Baylor dh 3 12 5 Vancouver 2. N.Y, Islanders 1 Tiinmas cf Wednesday's Games scrambled egg on top, is another hearty meal that after his record-shattering perfor­ O.i'Iivic If 4 0 0 0 Re.Icksn rf 4 0 0 1 1 baked 9-inch pie crust CiiiiiH-kK 2 , iNlundcrs 1 Money dh 3 0 0 0 Clark rf 0 0 0 0 (All Times EDT) will start your day off and kebp you going all day. Quebec at Buffalo, 7:35 p.m. mance (92 goals, 212 points) last At Vancouver, British Columbia, MiHirc rf 3 0 1 0 Lynn cf 4 13 1 9 strips bacon year: when he goes a game without Gantnci 2b 4 0 0 0 Carew lb 4 0 0 0 Washington at N.Y. Rangers. 7:35 p.m. ■A cup chopped onion another disputed thirdperiod goal Fob ss 4 0 0 0 St Ixiuis at Detroit, 7:35 p.m. Sausage oven pancake at least a couple of points his team­ figured in the Canucks’ triumph Boone c 4 1 1 0 Hartford at Montreal. 8:0& p.m. ■Yj cup shretided Swiss cheese mates start asking if he's playing Totals 34 3 7 3 Totals 34 8 10 8 Toronto at Chicago. 8:35 p.m. 8-ounce package sausage links over the club that eliminated them Minnesota at Winnipeg, 9:06 p.m. 2 eggs, plus 2 extra yolks hurt. Milwaukee (El 000 000—3 1 cup pancake mix I' k cups whipping cream in four straight games last May in California 10421000x-8 Vancouver at Los Angeles, 10:35 p.m. Thursday s Games 'A teaspoon ground cinnamon “ I don’t think that (no goalsj will the Stanley Cup finals. E-Caldwell. Molilor. DI*—Milwaukee 1. ■'2 teaspoon salt IJIR —Milwaukee 6 California 5. 2B- Montreal at Boston ‘A teaspoon ground nutmeg happen to him too often,” said Mark (Quebec at r^hiladelphia 'A teaspoon white pepper With Bryan Trottier off for Cooper Grich. 3B-BayIor. HR—Thomas ‘/2 cup milk Messier, who broke a 4-4 tie in the iil^ holding, Thomas Gradln scored at i l ' l.viin (li SF-Bavlnr N.Y. l.slanders at Calgary 2 tablespoons butter second period to lift the Oilers. IP H R ER Hll SO Toronto at St. Louis 1 egg Preheat oven to 375: Cook 6 bacon strips until 6:31 to snap a 1-1 tie and lift Van­ Milwaukee 'A cup chopped apple “We’ve got a lot of good hockey lightly browned. Drain on paper toweling. Cut into couver. Gradin fired a quick shot Caldwell (L n-ll 3 7 6 5 1 2 Cook the sausages according to directions. In players and it’s a good sign when we from a sharp angle which appeared SI linn 3 3 2 1 1 2 Calgary 221—6 'A-inch pieces. Scatter over bottom of pie crust with have seven goals and seven different UPl photo Eidd I 0 0 .0 0 3 Edmonton .323—7 mixing bowl, combine pancake mix, spices, milk to hit the post behind Islander goalie III I nard 1 0 0 0 0 0 Swiss cheese and onion. Combine eggs, egg yolks, players score.” First period—1. EJdinonton, Pouzer 1 and egg. Mix until batter is smooth. Add apple. KEVIN McC a r t n e y e y e s p u c k o v e r is l a n d e r Billy Smith. Linesman Jim Califnrnia (Kurri. Blum). 7:58. 2, Edmonton, cream and seasonings in a medium bowl. Beat to Messier, a 50-goal scorer last Inliii IW 14)1 9 7 3 3 1 5 Anderson 1 (unassisted), 8:54. 3, Hunter Pour into well-greased 10x6x1'A-inch baking di.sh. combine well. Place pie crust on rack in oven; pour . , . Bryan Trottier during opening game Tuesday night Christenson called the shot a goal, Caldwell pitched'to 1 batter in 4th. season, picked up his own rebound 1 (Anderson; Fogolin). 15:10. 4, Calgary, Arrange sausages on top. Bake in preheated 450 liquid ingredients over all. Dot with butter. Bake but neither game referee Andy van HRP—hv John (Moore). WP—Caldwell. Chnulnard 1 (Remharl, Nilsson). 17:30. d. degree oven for 20 minutes. Serve hot with maple from behind the Calgary net, skated Hellemond nor the goal judge had T 2 .31 A-64.406. Calgary. RIsebrough 1 (Cyr, Rinehart), fur 25 minutes or until custard sets. Cook remaining into the slot and rifled a 25-foot 1B:». Penalties— Blum. Edm, 1:49: syrup. bacon strips and serve as garnish with quiche. Ziegler and former New Jersey of the opening period on goals by seen the puck go in the net and the Meredith. Cal. 12:16; Blum. Edm, 16:20. slapshot past goaltender Don Gov. Brendan Byrne — for whom the captain Don Lever and Hector red light behind the cage did not go Second -perlod-6, Calgary Hlslop 1 Tuc.sday’s Transactions Sausage frittata Edwards to put the Oilers ahead to arena is named — in pre-game Marini. Two goals by Rick Kehoe on. (Peplinski. Bourgeois). 4:48. 7. Edmon­ stay. Gretzky assisted on Edmon­ Uv linlted Press International ton. Linesman 1 (Anderson. Coffey), 5:37. ceremonies, the Meadowlands and one by Pat Boutette gave the New York’s Mike Bossy and Van­ Basketball R. Calgary, McDonald 1 (Eloranta, 8-ounce package sausage links Breakfast stacks ton’s final goal, by Jari Kurd. Arena crowd cheered loudly as the Penguins a lead, but Malinowski’s M«Histon — Acquired forward Wally Chouinard)', 11:59. 9, Edmonton, Messier couver’s Lars Lindgren traded first- W.'ilker from Seattle for a second-round ‘A cup chopped onion 8 strips bacon After booing NHL President John Devils grabbed a 2-0 lead within 5:23 1 (Fogolin. Lowe), 16:25. Penalties- pass from the right corner deflected period goals. dnilt choice. .Anderson, Edm, 10:56: Peplinski, Cal, •A cup chopped green pepper 8 eggs, beaten Indiana — Cut guard Andre Wakefield major. 13:04: Blum. Edm, major. 13:04; 5 eggs o»m| forward Chris Giles, both free '/2 cup milk Russell. Cal. 17:19. •A cup milk .•)rent.«5 Third period-10. Edmonton. Ra\iIston 1 ;5 Salt & pepper New Jersiy — Signed guard Eric (l/owe. Messier), 3:56'. 11, Calgary 1 tomato,'peeled and chopped l loyd of Georgetown to a multi-year 1 (ablespoon butter or margarine Hindmafch 1 (Risebrough. Bourgeois). l ‘A tablespoons butter or margarine NFL players and owners far apart contriTct.. • 10 59. Edmonton. Kurn I (Gretzky, ‘A cup chopped green pepper Washington — Waived forward Jim Cook sausages in heavy 8-inch ovenproof skillet Pouzar). Penalties-Fuhr, Edm (servw 2 tablespoons finely chopped onion . Chones and free agent guards Nate Davis by Anderson), 5:10: Eloranta, Cal. 9.14; according to directions. Remove sausages and keep and Anssi Rauramo. Ijnscman, Edm, 9:14. Hislop, Cal, 12:20; 4 slices French toast play in the renegade league — an NEW YORK (UPI) - Like a pensing of $1.6 billion to the players. poned was Monday night’s game set Football Coffey, Edm, 14:43; Lumley, B^m. 19:51; warm. Saute onion and green pepper. In a medium (Can use frozen) The union wants to do it through a NFLPA brainchild intended to fill for Philadelphia. Chicagfi (USFL) — Acquired the Fogolin. Edm, 19:57. bowl, combine eggs and milk. Add onions, green salesman trying to sway an un­ negotiation rights for comcrback Rolland 4 slices process American cheese wage scale tied to a fund and a the weekend football void. Snots on goal—Calgary l7-8-U^-37. willing customer, NFL Players “ Players have been unduly Ijiwrenco ana center Wally Result from Edmonton 12-12-9—33. pepper and tomato. Melt butter in skillet. Add egg Paprika Birmingham for the rights of wide Association Executive Director Ed percentage of the league’s television harassed by management with tem­ Goalies—Calg4*irv. Edwards. Edmonton, mixture and cook over low heat until eggs are Cook bacon and cut strips into halves crosswise Garvey met with the league’s revenues. The league wants the “We have put everything off for porary restraining orders barring rrr eiver Ron McCall and tight end Garry Fuhr. A-17,4». almost set. Arrange sausage links on top of eggs. To one week because there was no Knnfler and keep warm. Combine eggs, milk, salt and Management Council Tuesday for money to be channeled through in­ thenj from playing,” said Brig Hockey NY Islanders 100-1 finish cooking top, broil 4 inches away from heat pepper. Melt butter in skillet. Saute green pepper the first time since the union struck dividual contract negotiations. ruling from the judge today,” said Owens of the Players Association. Hartford — Acquired left wing Paul Vancouver 101-2 source until center is firm and top is lightly Marshall from Toronto for future First period-l. N.Y., Bossy 1 (Bourne, and onion until barely tender. Add egg mixture, stir over two weeks ago. Garvey had said he wanted to NFLPA spokesman Jay Benoit. "We have decided to await a browned. Cut into five wedges and serve Warm. < «)nsidorations and assigned him to JonssonL 8:21. 2. Vancouver. Lindgren 1, to combine and continue cooking, stirring gently, While Garvey’s wage-scale speak direcitiy with the owners Sunday’s game was to have pitted favorale court decision.” Binghamton of the American Hockey (Miaor, Delurnte), 9:00. Penalties-Nill, IkCague. until eggs are scrambled. While French toast is hot. proposal was swiftly rejected by the because he doubted Donlan stars from the NFC East and the Players were to have started -Van. 3:28: Persson, N.Y.. 10:51. New York Islanders — Sent forward Second period—No scoring. Penalties— top each slice with 1 slice cheese. 4 pieces bacon, Council’s six-member executive represnted their overall view of the AFC East. The game was practice Wednesday, but could not Orel* Gilbert to IndianaMlis of the Trottier. N.Y.. 0:08; Minor. Van. 0:08; NOVEL BREAKFAST DISHES ARE EASY TO MAKE City farmers’ breakfast rescheduled for Oct. 17 at RFK Central Hockey League and defenseman Jonsson. N Y.. 7:01: Crawford, Van, 10- ami a quarter of the scrambled egg mixture. committee, and the strike — now situation. because there was no ruling from Paul Boultier to St. John of the Quebec . . sausage, bacon, eggs, and pancakes do the trick Stadium in Washington. Aiso post­ minute misconduct. 7:01; Potvin, N .Y..' 8 ounce package sausage links Sprinkle with paprika. entering its 16th day — seems no “The meeting (Tuesday) was set the court. Major Junior Hjwkey League. 8:02; Trottier. N.Y.. 14:53; Fraser. Van, closer to being settled, Garvey did up at Garvey’s request to give him New York Rangers — Signed free 19’3R agent right wing Vaclav Nedomansky: Third Period-3, Van. Gradin 1 indicate there may be a basis for op­ an opportunity to sell his wage-scale assigned right wing Dave Silk on loan to (Belland. Hlinka). 6:31. Penalties— timism. concept to the owners,” said Dennis All-Star grid game Sunday Bin^ainton of the American Hockey Trottier, N.Y. 4:41; D. Sut.ter, N.Y., 6:56; l.oaguc “No progress was made,” he said Curran, a spokesman for the Brodeur. Van (served by Rota), 6:56; Your neighbor's kitchen ’ Philadelphia — Returned center Ron Ungevin. N.Y.. 9:04; Rota. Van. 9:04; after the 1-hour, 45-minute meeting. Management Council. “He was un­ Slitter to Lethbridge of the Western Lane. N.Y.. (misconduct) 10:01; Nill. But he added, “ we were encouraged' successful. Theowners re-affirmed Hockey League. Van. (misconduct) 10:01; D. Sutter, N.Y.. postponed awaiting decision Winnipeg — Sent left wing Larry 18:40; Williams, Van. 18:40; Bossy. N.Y.. by the fact that every member of their opposition to the wage scale Hopkins and defenseman Moe Manlha to 18:49: Smyl. Van. 18:49; Trottier. N.Y.. the NFL management Council’s and informed Garvey that Donlan Sherbrooke of the American Hockey 19:46; McCarthy. Van. 19:48. harassed by management with tem­ I/oagito. executive committee attended the fully represented their views on alt WASHINGTON (U PI) - This Shots on goaWNY Islanders 7-4-12—23, weekend’s all star football games porary restraining orders barring Vancouver 12-17-9—38. session. issues. Goalies — Vancouver. Brodeur. New Adele Bell s dishes get raves “We have obviously focused their “This should clear up any doubts sponsored by the striking NFL them from playing,” said Dwells. York. Smith. A-16.413 attention on the bargaining issues Garvey had about Donlan not players union and Ted Turner’s "We have decided to await a and the players’ concerns,” Garvey representing the owners. And we video empire have been postponed favorable court decision.” Leading Division By Barbara Richmond ”I also have a recipe for cheese separate pan heat oil, and add said. “We feel this was the first of still re-affirm our request for until a judge decides if the games The union filed suit in Washington cup of this mixture uniformly over cake that’s really scrumptuous. It's meat and salt and pepper. Brown many bargaining sessions. We hope mediation.” are legal. to block the NFL owners from stop­ I grid players Herald Reporter bottom and up the sides of the. ping the all star games. Union not your typical cheese cake — it’s quickly on both sides. now negotiations can begin.” Garvey has also said he would CENTERVILLE, Mass. (UPI) - prepared pan, for a thin crust. “We need a full schedule of prac­ lawyers appeared before Penn Mon­ Golf Although she works all day nut dense — its fluffy and oh, so Itemove meat from pan. Add the In addition to Garvey, the session consider calling in a mediator if he Navy quarterback Marco Cream the cheese until smooth and tices and the indecision this week making miniature food, Adele Bell good,” she said with enthusiasm. was attended by union president could meet directly with the owners. day and said player contracts are no meat to the sauce. Do not let the fluffy. Add salt, vanilla and 1 cup would not allow us to adequately Pagnanelli and Army linebacker still finds time to make the real Gene Upshaw, Mark urphy of the “Our stand on a mediator is the longer enforceable ,and the NFL meat and sauce boil. Simmer until sugar and combine, beating until prepare for the games,” Brig Pat Scanlan were named Division I thing for her family and friends. Washington Redskins and Stan same as the past,” said Doug Allen, cannot stop them from playing i the meat is tender. Add sour cream and thoroughly mixed. Wash beater and Owens, of the NFL Players Associa­ offensive and defensive players of Mrs. Bell owns and operates the Homestyle White of the Detroit Lions. an NFLPA spokesman. “If we can renegade games. mix thoroughly. beat egg whites until stiff enough to tion, said Tuesday. the week Monday by the Eastern Miniature Comer in the old Bon Ami The executive committee is made get our full committee to meet with “Because of the delay, the Beef Stroganoff , I form shiny pointed peaks that curve The union’s decision means Sun­ College Athletic Conference. building on Hilliard Street. Her hus­ up of six NFL owners: Jim Kensil (if their executive committee for a few promoters have decided to move the Minnerhaiig 1 tablespoon butter at the tips. Beat egg yolks'until thick day’s opening game at RFK Pagnanelli, a junior from Hun­ band, Robert, owns and operates the the New York Jets, Hugh days for bargaining sessions and the second game to another location,” Helen Wasyluk aced the fifth hole 1 tablespoon chopped shallots Cheese Cake and light in color and then beat them Stadium will be played on Oct. 17. tington Beach, Calif., set a Navy Train Ebtchange, which is upstairs Culverhouse of the Tampa Bay Buc­ talks are still bogged down, we an NFLPA statement said. “The while playing in a threesome with' (or white onions) Crust: into the cheese mixture thoroughly. The second all star game will not be record for percentage of com­ in the same building. caneers, Billy Sullivan of the New would consider a mediator. We site of the second game will be an­ Lawton and Paquin. 10 fresh mushrooms, sliced 5-or-6 ounce package Zwieback Fold in the beaten egg whites, light­ played in Philadelphia as planned. pletions by hitting on 15-of-17 passes Her potato salad recipe is a England Patriots, Dan Rooney of would lean towards private media­ nounced Wednesday afternoon. Best 16 Holes - A - Gross, Prager 1 tablespoon dry white wine ly but thoroughly. Gently pour Federal Judge John Penn is for 171 yards and two TDs in the favorite of friends. “I didn’t think 2 tablespoons sugar the Pittsburgh Steelers, Mike tion instead of federal mediation.” “Practice plans have also been 91; B - Lawton 89; C - Perra 107; 2 tablespoons sherry mixture into the crust and sprinkle expected to decide this week if the Midshipments 27-21 win over Duke. the recipe is that unusual but I’ve 1/3 cup melted butter Brown of the Cincinnati Bengals and On another front, the NFLPA has delayed for a week,” the statement Net, A - Rosenthal 77; B - Bobigan 'A teaspoon paprika lightly with the 'A cup crumbs. striking players can play in the Roger Staubach held the previous had people practically get on their Filling; Leonard Tose of the Philadelphia postponed this weekend’s scheduled said. “The All Stars from the 65; C - Toconis 74. Salt and white pepper, to taste 15-ounce package cream cheese Bake one hour and then turn the series of 19 renegade games Turner record. knees for it," she said. Eagles. Also attending was Jack opening of its all-star league aftera National and American East teams 1 cup light cream oven off and leave the cake in the will televise to more than 22 million The recipe was given to her by her (room temperature) Donlan, the executive director of federal judge failed to rule on will begin practice at RFK Stadium 1 can cream of mushroom soup oven for one hour longer. Then homes. sister-in-law. “I sometimes get sick 'A pint cream the Management Council. whether the games are legal. in Washington, D.C. on Tuesday, Oc­ I.'A tablespoons vegetable oil remove it and put it on a cake rack "Players have been unduly of making it in the summer. 'A teaspoon vanilla The major economic issue in the A number of top players named to tober 12." to cool. To loosen the sides use a Whenever I go anyplace I ’m asked I pound steak, (tenderloin, sirloin or 1 cup sugar player walkout centers on the dis­ the squads said they would refuse to rump, cut into narrow strips) 4 eggs, separated spatula and make straight down and to bring it," she said, laughing. up strokes against the sides of the Her apple pies make a hit, too. Salt and pepper Grease 9-inch spring-form pan 'A cup sour cream with soft butter. Start oven 10 pan. Then release the sides of the AUTO REPAIRS “ I ’m not bragging but I never tasted spring form and slide cake on bot­ any crust as good as this one,” she Melt butter and saute shallots and minutes before ready to bake. Set to mushrooms for a few minutes. Add slow (300 degrees ). Roll zwieback tom of spring form, onto a serving RE-ELECT said. plate. Makes 10 to 12 servings. Hersiid photo by Richmond white wine, sherry, paprika, salt WE SERVICE ALL “I think it’s the technique used in into fine crumbs, then mix well making it — not the ingredients. It’s and pepper, cream and mushroom with the 2 tablespoons sugar and ADELE BELL PEELS APPLES FOR A PIE KEI 'Homs ot Mr. Ooodmrinch' GENERAL MOTOR I’li'axc turn to |iaj;e 16 WILLIAM E. FITZGERALD very flaky, and I ’m very careful soup. Sim m er five minutes. In melted butter. Put all but one-half . . . she shares her favorite recipe CARS AND TRUCKS about how I mix it and h^ d le it," m ttiMC coMro»T roiNNittM tci she explained. YOUR JUDGE OF PROBATE... • ALL MECHANICAL REPAIRS COMPLETE COLLISION REPAIRS AFTER CUTTING the shortening into the flour, sprinkling it with the Her miniature fooids ^Cc, SINCE 1972 C\«** REBUILT AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS one tablespoon of cold water and • AUTO PAINTING then tossing with a fork, you should UHITED 'I1ME ONLY CHARGE WITH MASTER CHARGE feel it. ExpIrM Oct. 9, 1982 “If it’s still very floury, a trickle are a full-size hit, too 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE m o d e l s more water should be added. But QADIANT OMNI MODELS don’t allow it to become one large A MAN WHO HAS EARNED YOUR TRUST AND dough for the center and then a piece of dark piece of dough. And donT knead it. By Barbara Richmond Director *269.95 Omni 105 *259.95 Don’t work it together longer than Herald Reporter green dough, is flattened and wrapped around DEMONSTRATED HIS CONCERN FOR YOUR NEEDS t neccesdary,” she cautions. the center. “I use a toothpick or my fingernails Radiant 10 *229.95 Moonlighter *169,95 Adele Bell is as good at making miniature food to put the ridges in to make it look real,” she — ADDED THURSDAY EVENING COURT HOURS CARTER She likes to use the tarter green as she is at making real food. The miniature food apples for her pies. “If I use red­ said. other models available at similar savings — INAUGURATED HOME COURT SESSIONS FOR DISABLED she makes to sell at the Miniature Corner, a skinned apples, I put a little dry A tiny turkey, roasted to perfection, sat on a PERSONS ■<»fl: dollhouse supply store on Hilliard Street. OPEN HOUSE - DEMONSTRATION CLINIC tapioca on the bottom of the crust. tiny platter. “ I’ll admit the turkey isn’t simple She doesn’t have any precise recipe for her Factory Rapraaantativa w ill ba Praaant to Damonatrata Uaa ft Maintananca — INITIATED AND WORKED WITH DIRECTORS TO ESTABLISH ’The tapioca soaks up the ju ice," to do. It’s difficult trying to get the proper scale miniature food but it’s all made out of the same ol PortaMa Haatara. THUR . OCT. p.m. - p.m.______TOWN CONSERVATOR she explained. and then trying to shape the legs and the wings 8 7,1982 6130 9 thing — two-or three-day-old bread, Elm er’s I 1229 MAIN ST. Acquiring a White House Chef to the right size,” she admitted. — REVISED PROCEDURES AND REORGANIZED RECORDS FOR AUTO REPAIR glue and a little glycerin or lemon juice. BONUS! Present this Ad — Receive Free 5 gal. Cookbook, gave Mrs. Bell another EFFICIENT OPERATION MANCHESTER “I just knead it all together until my hands The turkey looked good enough to slice and favorite recipe — one for beef Kerosene Can w/Heater Purchase — CONTROLS THE COURFS FISCAL AFFAIRS RESPONSIBLY hurt and the dough is smooth with no tell-tale eat. It sat on a platter complete with little TEL. 646-6464 stroganoff. “I never even used to signs of bread in it,” she says. potatoes, and carrots. There was also a dish of — GIVES PERSONAL ATTENTION TO EACH CASE like beef stroganoff but after trying BLONSTEIN'S CAMPING CENTER All of the little food items are shaped by hand, cranberry sauce and a dish of string beans and RT. 83 ROCKVILLE (203) 875-6211 GM QUALITY this recipe, now I love it,” she said. down to the tiniest of string beans. A bunch of little rolls. There was even a little pat of butter. VOTE DEMOCRATIC NOV. 2 sBivKf nuns The book was written by Rene Ver- Mon.-Wed. 8-6 Thu. & Fri. 8-8 Sat. 8-6 Closed Sun CofnmHlM To Ro-etod Judg. HIxOmM carrots Mrs. Beil had made looks so much like “ It’s amazing how much miniature food it don, White House chef during the the real thing that you want to chomp on one. Emnwl D. Ommiw. TraMurar GKNIBAL MOTOBS n u n s O lV ISXar Kennedy years. takes to feed a miniature family,” Mrs. Bell said A tiny acron squash is made with one color smiling. Jrv-Ji _ MANCHESTER HERALD. Wed., Oct. 6. 1982 — I7_ 16 - MANCHESTER HERALD. 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Send the card supermarket product TRY fund; the proof of purchase purchase to the addresses to: Mattel-Pampers Beil's recipes get roves manufacturers for gifts from one Child Guidance: shown in the listings. Rebate Offer, P.O. Box COUPONEXPIMA $e Ml CT— BFWies be terete ■eawwb.aceeee'^ that are great stocking Disney Musical Busy Box NB-882, El Paso, Texas, DE'lDOd. EhDTD -T ereymeubeewcheMcewbrirwt eueeeMeS ertwher FREE DAZZLE AND into pieces. Make a base of the O C T 0 9 C R > 1 .19t3 *ee eerwuwi bts« Mwieiieel ceeeem cm le e»Wye«e- staffers. These offers 79977. Be sure that your sheU) I.',;. gna^ M leereseewyw <*sy turn etAarr*HM*< aw or Sesame Street Railroad HER FRIENDS Fashion Continued from page IS melted butter and enough flour to require a refund form: Vk to cup sugar wm WUtM for a $2 refund; the proof of Offer, Dept. D, P.O. Box request for this refund thicken to a paste. 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Send six for one duced; or assiqned, transferred, or presented by $2 refund; from Othello for postage and handling and Qty. 1" that is printed on M Chef Boyardee has Just mix with water ^ S h ^ into a pizza other than retailers of our products Consumer must 6 Redeem this MONEY SAVING item, 12 for two items, or 1 . premeasured pouches. Z . and vwait 5 minutes 3m and add topping. pay sales tax Limited to one coupon per purchase a $2 refund; from Erector your name and address on the corrugated carton. Cash value l/IOOC M ail coupons to AnW ncan Horrte 18 for three items. There is COUPON at any store Thatmeans no measuring. for the dough to rise. Then bake and enjoy. Foods. PO Box R 7123. El l>aso. TX 7997S C o u p o n a limit of three items that bipim August n iM 3 . 4 910 can be received on this selling this product. Nobody makes a better pizza than you and Chef Boyardee. offer. Indicate your choice of item or items on the form. Expires Dec. 31, The VILLAGE 1982. 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----,4.,.. f MANCHESTER HERALD, Wed., Oct. 6, 1982 - 1«> 18 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wed., Oct. 6. 1982 News for senior citizens Pepin offers down-to-earth French cooking Tickets now available for annual Halloween dance yet it’s delicious and different. space and brown more evenly on both sides. My great friend Jacques Pepin never ceases to amaze Heat 1 tablespoon butter in a large, deep skillet. When me, both as a cook and as a human being. A chef by Editor's note: this column is prepared by the staff scheduled for October 18 from 12:45 to 2:45 p.m. This at home after surgery. Also, Helen Zimmer, who was guidelines. On Oct. 7, Thursday, there will be a distribu­ it is hot and foaming, add the chicken wings, flat side quite active in the past, has left the Crestfieid Convales­ tion at the Center Church from 4 to 7 p.m. The guidelines profession (at one point to Charles deGaulle) he is also a Oatmeal pan bread down. Do not crowd the pan too much. If the wings don't ^ of the Manchester Senior Center. It appears in the year's instructor will be a delightful fellow by the name B e a r d ; Manchester Herald on Wednesdays and Saturdays. of George Fister. cent Home and moved to Canada. are as follows: 1 person— $8,620. 2 people, $11,380. 3 peo­ born teacher. Mix together a cup of quick oatmeal, 2 teaspoons of fit in one layer, use another skillet (and additional Coming up on Oct. 19 from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. on All individuals going to the dog track this Thursday ple - $14,140. He’s taught cooking all over the United States; he’s double-action baking powder, 1 cup of grated onion, Mt been a guest teacher at my own classes in New York, so butter). By Joe Diminleo Tuesday and Thursday we will be having our ever- are reminded that the bus will leave the Pic and Save For any senior who is homebound, you must contact o n F o o d cup chopped parsley, 1 egg, '/n teaspoon salt, teaspoon Cook without disturbing on medium heat until they I’ve had the opportunity to observe firsthand the way he Activities Specialist popular refinishing class. This year’s instructor is parking lot at 10:30 a.m. sharp. Sarah Kelcher at 647-3094 before noon on Oct. 7. By James Beard freshly ground black pepper (I use a little bit more) and become very crusty and brown, then flip them over to Also, Pauline has informed us that there are still handles classes and the way he is admired by his Greetings. Casey Parkinson, a professional in the field and owner SETBACK SCORES: Clara Hemingway, 141; Renie Syndicated Columnist cup of milk. the other side. The wings will release some fat, which of Connecticut Cane and Reed. Individuals are reminded openings for the ReStland Farms trip scheduled for Nov. : itudents. His is a remarkable talent, and he is blessed helps the browning. Cook for about 12-14 minutes so that We now have tickets available for our annual Higbie, 129; Mary O'Brien, 127; Joe Peretto, 126; Peter Heat 2 tablespoons of vegetable oil In a skillet. Pour in to register In the front office. Also, participants are 2. For further information you can call Pauline at 643- with a most inquisitive mind and enormous vitality. the batter and spread 1 more tablespoon of oil on top. they are nicely browned on all sides. Halloween dance scheduled Oct. 28. We will have dance Casella. 125; Oscar Cappuccio, 126; Grace Windsor, 124; Pepin is always on the alert for what’s going on in the reminded to bring their piece of furniture the first day 1711. Bess Moonan, 124. Bake in a 400-dcgree oven for 20 minutes. If you have used an extra pan, combine all the pieces music under the direction of Lou Joubert and his Lastly, a reminder to all individuals who have a gar­ fodd world. He is, to a certain extent, a classicist, but on After 20 minutes, lift the bread over to brown the in the iarge, deep skillet. Put half a cup of water in the orchestra, as well as refreshments, all for $2. For all of class so that we may instruct you on what materials Jacques’ newest book. "Everyday Cooking With are needed. den plot behind the center that they must clean their PINOCHLE SCORES: Robert Schubert,-849; Fritz the other'hend, he grew up in Lyons. There his family Jacques Pepin ” (Harper & Row, |10.95), can be con­ other side. It can be flipped like a crepe, says Jacques, extra pan to melt the solidified juice in the bottom, and : you working senior citizens, this will provide a good op­ ate good, solid, bourgeois French food, which, if it’s well plots up right after the first frost, so that we can plant Wilkinson, 831; Gladys Seelert, 804; Ernest Grasso, 779: sidered as a sort of companion piece to the television or inverted on a plate and slid back into the .skillet. Bake> add to the water to be added to the dish. portunity to join in the fun as well aq meet many Don't forget our flu shot clinic scheduled for Nov. 16 done, is hard to improve upon. rye to fortify the soil and prevent wind erosion. Bob Ahearn, 774; Bea Mader, 756; John Klein, 754; Anne series. He tells me that his book contains the food that for another 5 to 8 minutes. Slice onto a plate and let cool Add 1 cup chopped onions and % cup sliced scallions to ■ members. from 9 to 11 a.m. Because of the expense of the vaccine, We have one last announcement about the disburse­ the skillet and saute for minute. Add 1 'A cups rice The tenth annual variety show this year entitled' ‘Let's Husarik, 752; Ada Rojas, 748; John Gaily, 732; Violet In his family it was most certainly done well: His his family loved, food that he feels is still the very es­ for 2 or 3 minutes, slice into wedges and serve. 1 we are asking for a donation of $3 to defray the costs. ment of cheese for all those people within the income Dion, 722; Amelia Anastasia. 714. mother is a brilliant cook whom I met in France and sence of the French countryside. I think you will also enjoy Jacques' Stew of Chicken (converted or regular) and mix well so that it is coated • Do It Again" will have auditions on Nov. 28 from 1:30 to Golfers are reminded about our final golfing engage­ later in this country, where she too teaches cooking to The book is heartwarming to read, and the recipes are Wings. It's one of those international rice-based dishes with the fat. Add 3 cups water, 2 teaspoons salt, Vi teas­ 3:30 p.m. here at the center. This year's show will in­ ment on Oct. 18. This make-up date will be the place of great effort. so inviting that one wants to taste and prepare prac­ that can be found in most kinds of cooking around the poon freshly ground black pepper, Vi teaspoon paprika, clude the best of the past nine shows. We always en­ the rain date of Aug. 30. Also, league members are CUSTOM MADE tically everything. What makes the book more world. Although this recipe is made with chicken wings, ‘A teaspoon turmeric, 1 teaspoon oregano and 3 cloves courage new talent so don't be bashful. Bring a friend reminded that if they have any outstanding dues they THE NnmE TO REmimBEft JACQl'ES IS a very down-to-earth person. He’s a endearing is that Jacques is not above talking about lef­ which are usually less expensive than whole chickens, garlic (peeled and crushed) and stir carefully. Bring to and attend the audition. Also, Marci and Roger Negro are to see our treasurer. Norm Lasher. good hunter, a good fishermhn and a good gardener, and , tovers, should there be any, and how to present them you can also use other pieces. a boil, stirring once in a while. are asking all seniors to start saving paper towel tubes. Don't forget our golf banquet scheduled for Nov. 8 at while he can produce haute cuisine with the best of As soon as it boils, cover, reduce the heat to very low This Thursday for you entertainment after lunch the SUPCOVERS Ulawat't anew. the American Legion Hall. Entrees will include chicken DRESS SHOP them. I think he likes, more than anything else, to eat You may gather that 1 admire Jacques Pepin — I do. and simmer for 15 minutes. Add 1 cup tomatoes, seeded Senior Citizens Orchestra will entertain you. If you or steak. Music to dance by will be supplied by Lou Large Fabric Selection what 1 call everyday food, but naturally done with dis­ He is a great and important part of cooking in the United Stew of chicken wings (serves 6-8) and cubed, % cup zucchini cut in »/4-inch dice, % cup enjoy the “Big Band" sound, please make a point of Joubert and his orchestra. The banquet will be trom 6 to Professionally Cut, Sewn & Fitted tinction. States today. You will need 18-20 chicken wings (approximately 3 Vz peas and 'A cup diced sweet red pepper. Cover again, stopping by the center. 7 p.m. with a happy hour, followed by dinner dancing at Piceaiilfg SquMC Now I understand that we’re going to see Jacques in a and cook for another 10 minutes. Serve with or without liie following Thursday our State Commissioner on Here’s a little bread from the new book that is so pounds). Twist the wings, tucking the tips under to and the awards of prizes. Tickets are $10 for non- 35 Windsor Ave. R o u te 83 , Vernoai, Ct. 13-week television series on PBS. (Check with your quick and so simple it’s almost idiotically easy to make. make them more compact so that they take up less Tabasco sauce. Aging, Marin Shealy, will be here at the center to speak members and free for league members. For purchase of Rockville or Call local PBS station for details.) to seniors. All seniors concerned with the problems of tickets, please contact one of the league officers. (Oppositd Qualiry Inn} MMOIf the elderly, should attend. Ms. Shealy is not only well in­ I was informed the other day that Paul Godge and 872-6400 HOUHS: Mon., Tii«s. & Wad. 10 to 6:30 formed on these matters but will be glad to answer any Howard Miller, two very active members, were resting Thurs. 6 Fri. 10 to 9,* Sat. 9:30 to 5 :X Herald?roio coofAaficiicookshelf ot your questions. Also Mayor Stephen Penny will be on hand to welcome Ms. Shealy. We will begin a new program on Tuesday at 10:15 a.m. ■ ir i i1 Tb entitled "Food To Save Health, Time and Money." 'Victory Garden' vegetable-lover's delight Gloria Weiss, registered dietician, will lead the program. Don't forget this Thursday will be the start of a new .summcc squush salads HTe just somc of hoc suggcsUons. 1 cup buttermilk ...... By Barbara Richmond -summer squash salads are just some of her suggestions. program entitled “The Law and Senior Citizens." These For those who don’t like to garden or don’t have the Melt chocolate with the vanilla; cool slightly. Sift group meetings will be conducted by the Neighborhood 6 Herald Reporter time or place, Mrs. Morash offers shopping tips on together the flour, baking powder, soda, salt and cin­ Legal Services and will focus on topics such as Social If you’ve enjoyed "Crockett’s Victory Garden’’ on buying the proper produce. namon. Cream the butter and sugar and beat in the eggs Security, Medicare, the court system, wills and many PBC — you’ll be sure to enjoy the new Victory Garden This book leaves no excuse for anyone not to find in­ one by one. Add the chocolate and mashed potatoes. more. 'Ihe program will start at 9:30 a.m. and will run Beat in the dry ingredients alternately with the butter­ Cookbook. (Alfred A. Knopf, $14.95). teresting ways to cook vegetables. It might even turn for five consecutive Thursdays. FOR YOUR SHOPPING The book is a wonderful potpourri of vegetable recipes someone into a vegetarian. milk. Pour into a greased 13 x 9-inch pan and bake in We still have openings for our latch hook class CONVENIENCE preheated 350-degree oven for 11 about 40 minutes or in 2 S a v o r T h e F l a v o r s O f A u t u m n compiled by Marian Morash, wife of the producer of the Here’s a sample of a few of the recipes: ALL CONNKCnCin STORKS popular television show. nine-inch pans for 30 to 35 minutes. Coot before frosting. ’ Look For Our Beautiful 16 Page Circular Mrs. Morash shares some 8(K) ways to prepare Carrots with Cranberries OPEN vegetables, including ways to use naturally sweet Loaded With Money Saving Values Columbus Day 1 apple Frosting vegetables in desserts. M enus In The Mail...Copies Also Available At Your Local A8iP Store Monday October 11 Ih It’s not just the recipes that will make this book a’best 1 cup cranberries 3 ounces unsweetened chocolate seller. It’s also all of the gardening and cooking hints. 4 cups grated carrots UA teaspoon vanilla D For instance, Mrs. Morash says the different Size of 4 tabiespoons light brown sugar 1 pound confectioners’ sugar an egg may affect certain recipes. She also suggests (A teaspoon salt Dash of salt using unsalted butter in sauces. It’s more reliable, she 'A cup apple cider ‘A cup softened butter Manchester schools says. 2 tablespoons butter Hot milk Grate the apple and wash the cranberries. Combine The following lunches will be served in the Color photos which appear on every page look good Chopped walnuts Manchester public schools the week of Oct. 11 through enough to eat. Some not only show what the prepared with the grated carrots, sugar, salt and cider. Place in a Melt chocolate and vanilla. Let cool slightly. Cream buttered casserole and dot with the butter. Cover and 15: recipe will look like but also just how to cut and prepare sugar, salt and butter. Add jpst enough hot milk to take Monday: No school, Columbus day. everything from asparagus to zucchini. bake in a preheated 350 degree oven for 40 minutes, ‘VICTORY GARDEN' TAKEN FROM TV a spreadable consistency. Beat in the melted chocolate. SHOW Tuesday: Hamburg patty on roll, french fries, Celery is usually thought of in terms of something on stirring once. Serves 4 and is a fine garnish for roasted Spread on the cake and sprinkle with chopped nuts. poultry or pork. ’ . . . It's full of gardening, cooking hints buttered green beans, chilled pears. an hors d’oeuvres tray or as something to add to Wednesday: Shells with meat sauce, tossed salad, sandwich filling. This cookbook gives an entirely gelatin with topping, bread and butter. different look at celery, in the form of broth-braised Chocolate Potato cake .Thursday: 'Teriyaki chicken, fried rice, mixed celery halves, scallops with celery in a vinaigrette 4 ounces unsweetened chocolate NOTICE vegetables, fruit mixture, Chinese almond cookie. sauce, chiiled celery-lemon soup, and celery with rice. Probate Court is open Friday: Tomato soup, toasted cheese sandwich, Most cooks have a box or jar of fennei on the spice 1 teaspoon vanilla extract 2 cups cake flour for conferences with the vegetable sticks, peach crisp. Milk is served with all shelf but how many know that this is a vegetable that judge from 6:30 P.M. to FRESH MIXED FRYER PARTS FULLY COOKED WATER AODED-BONE IN 0 1 teaspoon baking powder meals. BCEF RIB WHOLE 20 TO 2M.BS. BEEF ROUND can be grown in the garden? The book gives compiete 8 P.M. on Thursday *A teaspoon baking soda I ^ f , 129 Boneless 99 Box-0- Smoked Ham directions and explains Kale is an excellent diet nights. Appointments . Custom Cut Rump Portions m ' vegetable with fewer than 30 calories in 3>A ounces. •A teaspoon salt suggested. Night Ribs' ToOrd«r Rump Roasts 1 Cbicken 99 Bolton schools FR ESH B R E A ST S 129 LB ALL VARIETIES A&P Luncheon Meats Dutchman American Sausajic Perdue Roasting Chickens Matlaw’s Stuffed Clams C unusual dishes such as chocolate potato cake, potato Tuesday: Minestrone soup, grilled cheese sandwich, AVAILABLE WEDNESDAY THRU SATURDAY doughnuts and potato pie. B E E F U B PKQ.149 HOT OR SWEET (LESSER QUANTITIES I 69 tB i HILLSHIRE FARM-BEEF 2 49 IB chips,-pudding with topping. ^olska Kielbasa Fresh Scrod Fillets The versatility of the pumpkin and the wide variety of Wednesday; Oriental chicken, steamed rice, stir fried A&P Meat Franks talian Sausage p>'S squash is widely known. But Mrs. Morash has come up vegetables, fruit fantasy, Chinese almond cookie. !• rozeii Specials with some new and unusual recipes for them, too. ■Thursday: Hamburg gravy over rice, carrots, milk, * Delicatevsen Chilled pumpkin souffle, pumpkin bruiee, bread pudding CE»* crunchy applesauce bar. " OR PLAIN 12-02. PKG.) baked in a pumpkin shell, sauted grated squash and Friday: Fruit juice, meat and cheese pizza, tossed n d e r’*^ Cooked ■: salad, choice of dressing, fruited gelatin with topping. C • Onion lOoz $ 1 I Bagels • Rtain & Hon«y Ham 14kt GOLD - Milk is served with all meals. pkgs A Guaranteed 2 T Rich’s Coffee Rich Genoa Salami DRAPERY CLEANING Coventry schools • No Shrinkage LaPizzeria Cheese Pizza C(M)ked Salami • Sguared & Even Hemlines The following lunches will be served in the Coventry Bench Cured Hard Salami Takedown & Re-Hang Service JEWELRV SALE. schools the week of Oct. 11 through 15: Birds Eye Cool Whip Monday; No school. 2001 Potato Salad Call; Tuesday: Cheeseburger, potato puffs, choice of Birds Eye Broccoli Spears pkg ' In Stores With Oeli Deparlmeni 872-0166 vegetables, peanut butter cookie. Wednesday: Oriental chicken, flavored rice, mixed Dairy Specials IN OIL OR WATER-SOLID WHITE >99 CHOOSE SWISS QUALITY WITH CONFIDENCE” vegetables, fruit fantasy, Chinese almond cookie. 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for new shows Tartaglia, chairmen; Dot H(X)ey and Martha Montany, PTA to meet Tuesday College open house set hospitality; Mary Fletcher, decorations; and Leslie Center offers workshops NEW YORK (UPI) — In a week loaded with Belcher, publicity. EXCLUSIVE! : Highland Park School PTA will meet at 7:30 p.m. WEST HARTFORD - St. Joseph College will conduct WEST HARTFORD — “Together for Better or for new series and complicated by the NFL football The show will be open to the public. Tables of 10 may Worse — Effective Communication for Couples” will be Tuesday in the school cafeteria. an open house, Oct. 17 from 1 to 4 p.m. for high school be reserved. Tickets are $4 each. For additional infor­ strike, ail three networks packed the schedule juniors and seniors, their families and friends. the title of a series of workshops sponsored by the Hart­ with movies and specials and succeeded in mation call Ms. Tartaglia, 647-9437 or Annabelle Dodge, ford Jewish Community Center and Women’s Re-Entry Students at the college will conduct tours of the cam­ 643-1616. burying each other deep in the Nielsen basement pus for prospective students. Program of Greater Hartford Community College. Carter's 'most Taytor livid ov«r where new shows were concerned. Evening of India set Representatives from the college and faculty will also The workshops will be on four consecutive Mondays In 30th place, or below, on the Nielsen roster, be on hand. • starting Oct. 18 from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. at the Jewish were ABC’s new season offerings, “Tales of the WEST HARTFORD — An Evening of India, featuring Koffee Klatch coming heartfelt thoughts' Joan RIvors' |okos Kathak dance by Satyanarayan Charka, will,be For more information call 232-4571. Center, 335 Bloomfield Ave., West Hartford. Gold Monkey,” “SUr of the Family,” “T.J. COVENTRY — A monthly Koffee Klatch will be con­ The fee for the series is $35 per couple. Advance Several times a day while he was in the White House, Don’t ever ask EUzabcth Taylor to dinner if Hooker,” “Joanie Loves Chachi” and “Ripley s .presented Saturday at 7 p.m. in Millard Auditorium of you’re having Joan Rivera as a guest. In fact, don’t the University of Hartford, 200 Bloomfield Ave. ducted next Wednesday from noon to 1:30 p.m. at First registration is necessary. Call the center for informa­ Jimmy Carter would speak “ my most heartfelt thoughts” Believe It Or Not.” Congregational Church, Route 31, Coventry. tion, 236-4571. into a tape recorder. They were then transcribed by his expect Taylor to set foot in your doorway if you’ve CBS lost audiences on “Gloria,” “Seven The program is sponsored by Volunteers in Service to Poetry reading slated ever entertained Rivers. Education in India Inc. Tickets are $10 for reserved Admission is $2. A variety of sandwiches, desserts, secretary and kept as a diary. When his presidency ended, Brides for Seven Brothers” and “Bring ‘Em The Cultural Programs Committee of Manchester tea, and coffee will be offered. Chowder or salad will be the diary numbered 18 volumes, and it served as the basis Taylor, who is having problems with her weight, Back Alive,” and NBC’s “ Knight Rider, seats, $6 for regular seats, $15 for special seats; $4 for doesn’t cotton to the jokes that comedienne Rivers students — for adults $6 seats. Children ages 6 to 12 will Community College will present Tony Connor reading 45 cents extra. Single Catholics gather for his book, “ Keeping Faith: Memoirs of a President,” "Silver Spoons,” “Remington Steele,” “Povws his poetry next Wednesday at 8:30 p.m. in the college The Friendly Circle of the church sponsors the koffee that Bantam is releasing in November. is telling on TV and in nightclubs. of Mathew Star,” “Taxi,” “Cheers,’ be admitted half-rate. Single Catholics, ages 20 to 30, are invited to par­ For example, when Taylor went to a fat farm In Proceeds will go to an India education program. In­ dining room. klatches. “ I would pick up a small hand-held tape recorder and Devlin Connection” and “Voyagers” sank into Connor is a teacher at Wesleyan University, and the ticipate in a weekend prograpi called “Choice." It’s speak into it my most heartfelt thoughts about my personal Palm Beach, Fla., to shed a few pounds. Rivers dian snacks will be on sale. sponsored by the office of religious education of the greeted the news by saying, “She can lose 37 the pits. , ,j . ju author of six books of poetry. The program is being reactions to the job, the people who had just left my office, Overall ratings, bolstered by old standbys, offered to the public free of charge. For information call Art auction Is Oct. 15 Archdiocese of Hartford, 650 Williard Ave., Newington. crises 1 had faced, and my relations with my Cabinet of­ pounds by removing her eye shadow.” And when were just about where they have been for Choice is led by a team of singles, married couples, Taylor was photographed at a dinner. Rivers quip­ 649- 1061. ficers and staff,” said Carter. “ When I finished a tape I months. Seminar set Thursday GLASTONBURY — Protectors of Animals Inc., a and religious leaders. Its purpose is to help the in­ threw it in the out basket and put in another one. Later my ped. “ She’s the only human being who eats faster CBS retained its grip on prime-time with a volunteer organization dedicated to finding homes for dividual explore relationships. than Pac-Man.” .Eastern Connecticut Bicentennial Chapter of The weekend is Oct. 15 through 17 at the office of secretary would type up those notes.” rating of 17.9 and an audience share of 29. ABC Women’s Council of Realtors will sponsor a financial abandoned and stray animals, will sponsor an art auc­ In those taped accounts. Carter reveals “how I was timid Maybe that’s why Taylor’s pals call Joan “ Mud­ was second, with 17.3 and 28, and NBC brought Fashion show planned religious education. The cost is $35. For more informa­ Elizabeth Taylor seminar Thursday starting at 9 a.m. at Manchester tion, Octo. 15 at 7 p.m. at the Congregational Church, when I got to the Oval Office” on his first day on the job Joan Rivers dy Rivers.” up the rear with 14.4 and 24. Manchester Republican Womens’ Club will have its Main and High streets, Glastonbury. tion, contact Thomas Orians, 6670891. On the news front, ratings also were business Country Club. and that he had to be escorted to the room by Secret Service Speakers will be Gene O’Neill and John Lombardi annual fashion show, “Fashions in Vogue for ‘82”next Watercolors, oils, enamels, lithographs and such will agents “ because I didn’t know where it was.” as usual. The CBS “Evening News” won with Wednesday at 8 p.m. at Manchester Country Club. ■be up for auction,.all framed. Prices will run $10 and up. 12 8 and 25. ABC’s “World News Tonight’ from the Financial Counseling Center in Trumbull. There will also be door and raffle prizes. The donation He also reveals in the book: (Coffee and pastry will be served. Brochures will be ' Fashions from Amoldeen’s, East Center Street, will M ore 'About Town' on page 24 Jose Ferrers 'You'll never see me on B'way again' placed at 11.5 and 23 and NBC’s “Nightly News” will be $1. Each attending couple or individual will be • The pain he suffered in “seeing my friend, Bert Lance, provided. For reservations contact Pat Kershaw, 646- be featured. “You’ll never see me on Broadway again,” said Jose Ferrer. barely showed with 9.6 and 19. Committee members are: Annabelle Dudge and Elsie given an original pen and ink lithograph at no charge. my brother, Billy, and Hamilton Jordan stigmatized, I And he meant it. That’s a bit brusque, considering his affable at­ The top 10 programs for the week ending Oct. 8865 or 289-6881. think almost always unnecessarily” : titude about life in general and the theater in particular. “ It’s not 3, according to the A C. Nielsen Co., were: • His agony over the hostages in Iran; for me, it’s for the young people,” he said. “ I’ve had my share.” 1. Three’s Company (ABC). • His great disappointment in knowing, three days be­ And that’s on the record. 2. CBS Special Movie Presentation, "Drop-out fore the election, that he had lost it to Ronald Reagan. O ff the record, Ferrer is livid over the way his daughter-in-law, Father” (CBS) W ednesday TV But it was the talks at Camp David with Menachem Debbie Boone, was treated by New York critics, who seemed bent 3. Magnum P.I — Two Hour Special (CBS) cinem a Begin and Anwar Sadat that proved the most difficult on destroying her show, “Seven Brides for Seven Brothers.” The 4. 60 Minutes (CBS) chore of his four years in office. show was a hit everywhere it played before New York, Ferrer 5. Dallas (CBS) “ I went to Camp David when all my advisers told me not recalled, but it was pushed to Broadway and died after blistering 6. 9 to 5 (ABC) 6:00 P.M. (11) - Saturday Night Live marriage cause her to abandon reviews. Ferrer feels there is no need to subject himself to such 7. Love Boat (ABC) - MOVIE: 'Arthur” A young her husband and take off on a Maii-.field to go,” said Carter. “ But after 13 days, 1 found that Begin (33 - EyawitnoM Naws (33) linrtforil if and Sadat, in spite of my efforts, were absolutely incom­ attacks. 8. Too Close for Comfort (ABC) millionaire falls in love with a journey of self-discovery. Shir­ Vlliriiciiiii Cini'ina — I'rans-I.iix I'.ollege But he does hope a musical based on “Cyrano de Bergerac,” 9. Laverne and Shirley (ABC) Q D - T hraa't Com pany girl from 'the wrong side of the ley Knight, James Caan, Robert I’wiii — Pink Floyd The patible. For the last 10 days, they never spoke to one (S3 (S3 - Naw s W e d n e s d a y tracks.' Dudley Moore, Liza Mi- Duvall. 1969. Rated R. Adam’s Rib 7:30 with Pat his favorite role, will win acclaim. It opens tomorrow (Oct. 11) in 10. ABC Movie,'"Money on the Side” (ABC). nelli. Sir John Gielgud. 1981. Wall (R) 7:15, 9. — The another about anything concerning the talks. It got so that I S 3 - Buck Rogars 2:00 A.M. and Mike 9:30. Birmingham, Ala., and Ferrer contributed advice on music, lyrics Rated PG. Harder They Come (R) 9 couldn't even meet’with them. I had to meet with a 3D - Mork & Mindy CE) - CBS News Nightwatch CiiK-ina City — Not a and acting. (29 - Night Qellery Ijjve Story 7, 8:40, 10:15.— with Rockers 7:10. designated subordinate of their’s. (It was) extremely 32) - Ski School CE) - MOVIE: It's In the Bag' The He even helped fashion a four-inch nose for the show’s star, (23) - Croaaflre Amityville II: The Posses­ \ rrnoii frustrating to deal with Menachem Begin. (On two occa­ 3 9 - Trilogy; Thraa Clatsic owner of a flea circus tries to - Tonight Show Cine I X 2 - The Road sions) Sadat threatened to leave and even packed his bags Stephen Kimbrough, but Ferrer, whose portrayals of “ Cyrano” Musicians end Talas Clay animation it fea- . , (22) (39 outsmart a couple of schemers sion (R) 7:15, 9:40. — on stage and on screen, are considered legendary, insists that the tured in these three stories. On ABC s THE FALL GUY. S9 - Tw ilight Zone who are trying to do him out of a Warrior (R) 7:10, 9:10. — and ordered his helicopter.” big legacy. Fred Allen, William Tempest (PG) 6:45, 9:30. Doug Barr stars as Howie d7) - Ceptloned ABC News Then Carter prayed, changed into more formal clothes importance of the long nose of Cyrano has been blown out of 39 - USA Cartoon Exprast Bendix, Jack Benny. 1945 The Harder They Come The World According to proportion. 39 - Fastlval of Faith MOnson. the cousin and "busi­ 11:45 P.M. (Rl 6:40, 10:10 with the Garp (Rl 7, 9:30. and had “one of the most serious conversations in my life” Hartford strike ness partner" of professional CE) - Jo e Franklin Show “ 1 remember one night forgetting to put it on and going S 9 - Llttla Housa - NIghtllna Jimi Hendrix Story (R) I’ilin Feslital Cinemas with Sadat. It lead to the agreement. stunt man Colt Seavers. played (D @9 3D - MOVIE: The Daring through the entire play without it,” he said. “ 1 was so self- (2D - Nawswatoh (29 - MOVIE: The Great Train Dobermans' A pack of Dober­ 8:25. — Stripes (R) 7:05, 9. — “ I thought in the middle of the night that Sadat was in HARTFORD (UPI) — Strains of Stravinsky’s by Lee Majors. Tune In for the conscious that everyone else on stage appeared to have long . (22) - Nawteantar Robbory' A pair of con men pull mans are trained to carry out CincMiiidio— Rocky 111 Warriors (R) 7, 9:30. danger from some of the Egyptian delegation,” Carter ac.tlon on Wednesday. Oct. 6, off the robbery of the century. crimes Charles Knox Robinson, noses. But after the play ended, it was obvious nobody really Firebird Suite drifted from the basement of the (29 - MOVIE: 'Silvar Baars' The (PG) 6:30, 9:45 with Fists West Hartford said, without elaborating. Sadat was clearly “ the greatest All Souls Russian Orthodox Church — sure sign CHECK L6TINQS FOR EXACT TIME Sean Connery, Donald Suther- Tim Considine, Joan Caulfield- man I’ve ever met.” Jose Ferrer as “Cyrano, ” his favorite rote missed my nose.” American underworld plots to ‘ land, Lealey-Anne Down. 1979. 1973 of Fury Part II (R) 8:15. Klin 1 X 2 — Rocky III the Hartford Symphony had settled its strike. take over a Sw iss bank and cor­ lI’Gl 7:15. 9:15. - The ner the world silver market. Cy- 12:00 A.M. (29 - MOVIE: 'A Boy Tan Feat Fii:rl liurlford The musicians ratified a new contract Tail' An orphaned ten year old Road Warrior (R) 7:30, bill Shepard, Michael Caine, CE) - Archie's Place KuHtwood — The Road Arguatinot to produc# Tuesday and then rehearsed for the first time in Tom Smothers. 1978. finds adventure when he tries to Warrior (R) 7:15, 9:05, 9:30. a month The settlement followed weeks of 32) - Tennla: 1982 Devis Cup reach his aunt's home in Dur­ now anthivlta musical (29 - T.V. Communty Collage Seml-Finela/ USA vs. Auatralie ban. Edward G. Robinson, Fer­ Poor KirliurdH — The T li e M o V i e H — negotiations and a threat by the orchestra to ( S ) ~ RaportaR 41 from Perth, Auatralie The 1982 gus McClelland. Constance Road Warrior (R) 7:30, Aniityville II: The Posses­ Paul LuPonc became an overnight sensation in “Evita” boycott the season opening concert next week. (39-M*A*8»H Davis Cup Tennis Tournament Cummings. 1965 9:.30. ■ sion (III 12:30, 2:45, 4:50, I’m a big fan of Leonard Nimoy (Mr. Spock of “ Star scoop, because Spock died in “ Khan.” Looks as if the “ It’s a good contract for both of us,” will feature the deciding match creators are 'planning to bring him back in some form or on Broadway and Liza Minnelli was begged to play the (ES - 3-2-1, Contact of the semi-finals. (2D - Sports Update Showi'iiHc rinem a — 7:20, 9:30, — Fast Times at Trek”). What has he been doing lately?—N.W., Tulsa, managing director Don Roth said after accep­ Ridgeniont High (R) 12, another. But that’s for 1983. Right now, Nimoy is relaxing movie role. 6:30 P.M. d 9 - Trantamerica Open (39 - MOVIE: T h . Tin Drum' A Pink Floyd The Wall (R) Okla. tance of the three yeal- contract which will 4) 1982Compuk>g clairvoyant young boy uses his with his wife of 28 years, Sandi, in their West Los Angeles In fact, ever since “ Evita” opened in London a few years C£) - W KRP In Cincinnati Tennla 1:30, 7:30, 9:40. — Inchon 1:45, 3:35, 5:15, 7:30, 9:30. guarantee the 55 musicians 116 concert dates powers to remain a child in pro­ — 'Tempest (PG) 12:30, back, the part of Eva Duarte, who was the first lady of (33- C B S Naw s (29 - MOVIE: 'Ironside' The test against the hypocrisy of the (PG) 1:45, 7:40, 10. - An home. They have two children, Julie, 24, and Adam, 22. chief of ^letectives, crippled by and a 20 percent pay raise over the three year world. David Bennent, Angela 3:20, 6:35, 9:15. • Nimoy has been taking it Argentina under dictator Juan Peron, has become one of 3D - Barney Millar a sniper's bullet, becomes a Officer and A • Gentleman period Winkler, Charles Aznavour. relatively easy since finishing the most coveted roles for musical actresses. 32) - P ic k The Pros special officer for the San Fran­ (R) 1:50, 7:20, 9:45, - \\ illinianlie Musicians were paid $46 per concert. The new nio Grimau, Cristina Alberto, for the Performing Arts. (60 (29 - C N N N sw s 1979. .IIIIhoii Sijuare Cinema “Star Trek: The Wrath of One of my favorite singers was Jpni James, who was a But the Argentinians have never enjoyed the British ver­ (22) (29 - NBC News Dora Prince. min.) cisco police. Raymond Burr, Friday the 13th Part III in contract calls tor $50.25 per date the first year (2D ~ Freeman Reports Geraldine Brooks, Gene Lyons. 2:30A.M. — An O ffic er and A Khan,” which has been a big popular singer in the 1950s. Can you tell me what she’s now sion, which has become a smash hit in the United States. S 9 - Business Report (29 - Madame'a Place (33) - MOVIE: 'Silk ' A 31) (fil 1:05, 7:45, 10:10. — and $55.25 the third year. One thorny issue — (22) 39 - Quinoy Quincy invasti- 1967. - ESPN Sports Csnt.r success at the box office. But (3) - Noticiaro Naclonal SIN Russian commissar tries to lure (32) K.T. The Kxtra-Terrestrial Gentlenian (R) 6:50, 9:15. doing?—V.B., Niagara Falls, N.Y. They argue that “Evita” is not the true tale of the one-time (29 ~ Barney Miller gates a death that is covered up (2D - New s reducing the number of musicians guaranteed Noticias nacionates con Guil­ a defector back, w hile an Am er­ (23) - Crossfire (PGI 1,7:15, 9:40.-A nnie — Fast Times at Ridge­ he did take time out recently actress who “seduced a nation.” 39 *- More Real Pebple ican producer is determined to by a famous surgeon's col­ JonI is quietly raising a family in Beverly Hflls, Calif. concert dates — was shifted to a study com­ lermo Restrepo. (39 - MOVIE: 'Eyawitnssa' A (29 - Tw ilight Zone mont High IR) 7, 9:15. — to direct a segment of the new “Evita” is banned in Argentina, but several Argentine (SZ) - MaoNeil-Lehrer Report thwart her every move. Fred As­ leagues. (60 min.) man Is obsessed with the idea (PG) 1:30, 7:10, 9 :4 0 .-On mittee which will report when the new contract ® - MOVIE: 'Royal Wwlding' taire, Cyd Charisse, Janis (23) - MOVIE: 'Ths Mirror of meeting a beautiful televi­ 2:45 A.M. Golden Pond (PG) 1:20, Amityville II: The Posses­ TV sci-fi series, “The Power producers and some government leaders are planning to A brother and sister dance team 7:45 P.M. expires in January 1985. Paige. 1957. Crack'd' Hollywood stars be­ sion reporter. William Hurt. Sig­ CD - Calendar 7:10, 9:30. — Yes, Giorgio sion (R) 7:10, 9:20. — The of Matthew Star.” And create their own musical, to be called “Eva Duarte.” who travel to England for the 3D - Editorial come involved in a murder case ourney Weaver. Christopher People Exclusivel anewera the moat Inlereeting The symphony’s 1982-1983 concert season royal wedding find their own (® - MOVIE: 'Ths Boys In th. (PG) 1, 7:30, 9:45. World According to Garp “there is talk about doing a In this version, Duarte would be portrayed as a conniving BancF A birthday party takes on in a once tranquil English vil­ Plummer. 1981. 3:00 A.M. queatlone from readers. Sand yours to ue care of this opens next Tuesday and the musicians wasted no true loves in the process. Fred 8:00 P.M. lage. Elizabeth Taylor, Rock I.nfield (R) 6:50, 9:20. third ‘Star Trek’,” said his tramp who helped bring a nation to its knees. And the Astaire, Jane Powell, Peter a different meaning when hid­ 39 - MOVIE: The Easy Way' CD - CBS News Nightwatch newspaper. time heading for the church basement rehearsal 03 (£) - Seven Brldea for den thoughts and feelings sud­ Hudson. Rated PG. The wife of a city engineer adds Cine 1,2, .•{,4, .5* f>- \\ inilsnr agent. Argentines are hoping their version will discredit the British T.awford. 1951. Seven Brothers Molly wins a CD - MOVIE: The Blazing e iv a l BY TRIBUNE COMPANY SYNDICATE, INC. hall. denly rise to the surface. (29 - MaoNell-Lehrer Report homeless youngsters to her Foreaf A widow, whose young l').T. The F.xtra-Terrestrial I’laza - The Road 220 East 42nd Street, New York, N.Y. 10017 version, once and for all. 3 9 - Jaffarsons surgical internship that will Leonard Nimoy Now, that's a bit of a The musicians are members of Local 400 of Laurence Luckinblll, Cliff Gor­ (29 ** 24 Horae brood. Cary Grant. Betsy Drake, niece yearns for the big city, Warrior (R) 7:15. 99) - A B C N.VV. keep her and Crane apart for man, Reuben Greene. 1970. Lurene Tuttle. 1952. (PG) 7:10, 9:30. - Yes, the American Federation of Musicians. three years. (60 min.) S3) - MOVIE: 'Body neat' The contracts to have timber cut Giorgio (PG) 7:15, 9:45. — ISZ) - Ov.r Ea.y 8:30 P.M. love affair of a lawyer and a and sold. John Payne, Susan C£) - P.M. Magazine 12:15A.M. Morrow, William Demarest. Amityville II: The Posses­ 7:00 P.M. (E) > Cerol Burnett and Friends married woman unfolds into a In 4th year CE) 99 - National League crime of passion. William Hurt, (E) - Porry Mason 1952 sion (R) 7, 9:20, — Pink CD - C B S N .W . Championship Game #1 At 39 - MOVIE: 'First Monday In Kathleen Turner, Richard ® > Love Boat Capt. Stubing 33) - MOVIE: The Irishman' A press time, the teams were un­ October' The first woman U.S. Floyd The Wall (Rl 7:30, NEW YORK (UPI) - C D ® - M -A -S -H Crenna. 1981. and Doc fight over a girl, a cou­ man refuses to accept the 9:35. — An Officer and A Thoughts determined. If tha Atlanta Supreme Court Justice en­ ple adopts a seven-year-old or­ changing times of the early The hit musical “ Evita" Daughter is maturing too fast for mother CD - Mupp.t Show (SZ) - World Spwslals The Kill- Braves win the National League gages in a battle-of-the-sexes phan and an unemployed Gentleman (R) 7:20, 9:50. ing of Sadat* The dream of 20's. Michael Craig, Simon began its fourth year on - A B C N o w . West, then this game will be with another member of the executive falls for a successful I tides. CD Egyptian ’ President Anwar Burke, Bryan Brown. 1978. — Fast Times at Ridge- DEAR ABBY: I am the mother of a sidered them very good friends, but now played at 3:00 to 6:00 p.m. court. Jill Clayburgh, Walter businesswoman. (R) (1 hr., 10 Broadway at the Broadway OHIO BIRD-WATCHER “ T in - Soap Sadat and his assassination are (2D - Prime Newa mont High (R) 7:40, 9:55. beautiful 7-year-old daughter. Just before I have my doubts. (EDT) and the Am erican League Matthau, Bernard Hughes. min.) Theater Sept. 25. It also I^ast week I had a very nice write-up in A grapevine tells a story of its own! Having been , 93) - J.fferaona game will be scheduled at 8:00 1961. Rated R. examined. (60 min.) (22) - Ounamoka ManelieHte still is going strong in Lon­ her fifth birthday, I started using un­ DEAR BIRD-WATCHER: Possibly. to 11:00 p.m. (EDT). 12:30 A.M. the local newspaper. Today, while I was pruned and cut back the fall and winter before, this fall ; (32) - IntaiYiatlonal Racquatball 9:00 P.M. 10:15 P.M. 3:30 A.M. I \ 'I'liealerH KuhI — don, where it premiered in derarm deodorant on her because she D e a r But it could create another problem: The • ® - 'Y o ur Mag. for W om an (E) - A ll In the Family delivering some vegetables from my it brings forth fruit. That’s the way it is when someone CE) ^ I^OVIE: T h e Trouble w ith (B (S3 - Alice Season Pre­ (33) - On Location; Rich Little - Auto Racing '82; NASCAR Amityville II: The Posses- perspired like a grown woman, and the sound of running water or ocean tides Women' A Frenchman Is ar­ ** Mission Impossible 32) 1978. The current 46- (291 @9) - A lio .-, miere. The group at the diner Tha great impresaionist per­ (E) Holly Farms 400 from North .sion (R) 7:15, 9:30.- Fast Abby garden to her, Mrs. Johnson showed me may find “Ready” groping his way to the tends to the vines. rested for murder when one of forms hie solo nightclub act. member cast in New York odor was unbearable. (23) - M onayllna believe that Mel was mentioned (E) - MOVIE: 'Blume In Love' A Wllkeaboro, NC Times at Ridgemont High Now we have another problem. 1 their new litter of puppies, and lo and bathroom all night. his four girlfriends claims she in a movie star's autobiography. 10:30 P.M. lawyer who falls out of mar­ includes Loni Ackerman as Abigail Isaiah the prophet, long ago, sang a little song about a ' (22) - Nawao.nt.r saw him commit the crime. My- riage but stays hopelessly in 3:45 A.M. (R) 7:15, 9:15. — Tempest noticed that her breasts looked swollen, t behold, there was my picture on the floor C53 -• The Merv Show E va Peron, Anthony vineyard, (Isaiah 5). Called by the Lord to proclaim His ’ S3) - Sporta Edition lane Demongeot. Jill Hayworth, (D - M m i the Mayors love with his ex-wife can't stand S9 - MOVIE: The Elephant (PGI8, Van Buren of the kennel with dog litter deposited on Maria Laforet. 1964. Crivello as Che and David felt them and asked her if they hurt, and DEAR ABBY: The person who is an­ being and word, Isaiah sang as a true spokesman. (25) - El DorMho do Naoar Te- 39 - AM Service Revelation 93) - Metropolitan Report it when she gets a new room­ Man' A phyaicaliy deformed my face! mate. George Segal, Susan An- Cryer as Juan Peron. she said yes, so I had to accept the fact noyed by the early morning mockingbird “When I (the Lord) looked that it bring forth grapes, it ’ lenovela an la cual Maria Elena 33) - MOVIE: The Great Bank (22) S9 - Facte of Life Natalie's (33) -r Sporta P ro b . man, with no hope of living a Should 1 be hurt? del Hunco da a luz un hijo ilegi- Robber/ Several groups try to story of an Eastland girl having spach, Kris Kristofferson. 1976. normal life, ia given a chance to that this was the beginning stage of serenades should wear earplugs. To brought forth wild grapes.” (29) - A lfrw l HItohcock CONFUSED IN CLARKSTON, WASH. tlmo. Su padre a) anterarse de break into a wall-guarded bank an abortion comes back to CSD - You A sked For It live like a human being. John breast development. I took her to a most of us, this marvelous songster has a St tha same time. Zero Mostel, haunt her. (S) - Businaaa Report Hurt, Anthony Hopkins, Anne The picture of ^ e vineyard that went wild is directed eato decide deahacerse del 3D - Star Trek pediatrician who said she looked "nor­ DEAR CONFUSED: Don’t let it repertoire that rivals having an nino pero 'Mama' Dolorea, au Kim Novak, Clint Walker. 1969. (39 - Indapand.nt Network Bancroft. 1981. Ra|ed PG. whether you live on a farm, a ranch or in at more than vines. It is directed at beings of in­ negra criada, decide encar- (29 (SZ) - Case of Dashiall (2D - Moneyline Update m a l” and there was nothing to worry bother you. I’m sure my picture has been orchestra seat at the Met. 32)- Auto Racing '82: NASCAR Hammett Samuel Dashlell N ew s 4:00 A.M. a large city where you have access to a telligence that should have known better. It is to you and ’ garae del babe. Nadie conoca la Holly Farms 400 from North (22) - Madame's Place about. Abby, at 7? I am about to have a on the bottom of a lot of bird cages, and Maybe that Anaheim grouch would be hlatoria haata qua Albertico ae Hammett, the author of books 10:45 P.M. CD - Love Am.rioan Style wide range of medical services. Your me that too often bring forth wild grapes. Wllkeaboro, NC such as 'The Maltese Falcon,' is (29 - Late Night with David nervous breakdown. helped by a couple of highballs made convierte en doctor y ae en- child should be seen by a competent en­ it doesn’t offend me one bit. - National Rollerakating (29 - Reporter 41 Latte rman 33) - Bs M of Qroucho Where to start anew? vuelve con au propia fam ilia. 39 spotlighted. (60 min.) I am so afraid our little girl will with that new Mexican drink, “Tequila Champlonehip 39 - Masters Barefoot docrinologist who can explain exactly “I am the Vine; you are the branches: He that abideth ■ Varonica Caatro, Socorro Ave- (2) - La Carabine de Ambrosio 11:00 P.M. 1:00 A.M. become a fully developed women too DEAR ABBY: Please tell “Ready to Mockingbird.” S 9 - MOVIE: 'Zardoz' In tha dis­ Comedta musical prasentando Watarskilng Championship what is happening and how it should be in Me, and I in him, the same brings fo th much fruit: lar, Humberto Zurita. (D (D (39 - N«va CE) “ Senford and Son soon. She is only a baby in the first grade Kill a Mockingbird in Anaheim” that FRANZ W. ZEISKE, tant future, the w orld ia divided a Fito Giron, Ofelia Guilmain, (29 - Newacenter handled, psychologically as well as for severed from Me, you cen do nothing.” (Jesus, John . (29) - Ent.rtalnm.nt Tonight CD - M -A -S -H (E) - Psychic Phenomena and she doesn’t know anything about life. there is a device on the market that will BELLVILLE, TEXAS into a privilidged luxury class Javier Lopez y Gina Montez. 4:30 A.M. medically. 15:5). (57) - Bu.ln.ca Report and peasants who are hunted CD - Madams'e Plac 39 - MOVIE: 'Jazz Singer' A I often cry, worrying that the other drown out not only the noise of the 9:30 P.M. - Abbott and Costello Please send me your name and ad­ 7:30 P.M. like animals. An assassin dis­ (TD - Entsrtalnmant Tonight New York cantor sings his way 33) children will start teasing her as soon as Getting married? Whether you want a covert the awful truth behind - Filthy Rich Season dress, and I will refer you to the best mockingbird, but barking dogs, loud Charles W. Kuhl CD (D from synagogue to stardom, - MOVIE: 'Strange CD - P-M. Magatin. the chaos. Sean Connery, Char­ Premiere. Kathleen, Marshall (12) - ESPN Sports Center (39 it becomes noticeable. stereos, wild parties, roaring cars, formal church wedding or a simple, “do- straining family relations along Behavior' A crazed murderer help available near you. Please don’t Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church and Carlotta scheme to break Please help me. Is there any way to your-own-thing” ceremony, get Abby’s CD - A ll In th . Fam ily lotte Rampling. 1974 ® - Hot Spots Today's pro­ the way. Neil Diamond, Laur­ disturbs tha life of a quiet col­ panic. While this is an unusual case, it is motorcycles, neighbors in their pool till up the Weschestars. stop this early development without hur­ new booklet.- Send $1 plus a long, self- CD - You A a k K l For It (23) - P rim . N.WI gram features csbarst style mu­ ence Olivier. Lucie Arnaz. Rated lege town. Michael Murphy, not unheard of. all hours,-bouncing tennis balls at 6 a.m. ® - ^aetert Barefoot sic and entertainment. (60 min.) PG. Blnwbury Light Opera Co. ting her,? a d d re s^ , stamped (37 cents) envelope CD - Family Faud (22) (39 - Rm I P m p I. Tonight's Louisa Fletcher, Dsn Shor. and snoring husbands. program f.atur.s a look ‘at Chi­ Weterakilng Championship ® - Festival of Faith (2D - Mike Douglaa People Now 1981. OCT. 16, 1:00-59)0 DESPERATE MOTHER to: Abby’s Wedding Booklet, P.O. Box CUSTOM - MADE ^ C D - B.nny Hill Show DE AR FRIEND: I have friends I call It’s an electric fan that produces a cago's Wriglay Flald, a visit (22) (29 - Family Ties Jennifer is (29 - Tw ilight Zone (22) - Enterteinment Tonight 4:45 A.M. OCT. 17, e;30-10;00 ■w33) - N.VY. with Chicago Mayor Jans reluctant to yield to peer pres­ OCT. 18, 7:00-10:30 Dr. and Mrs. Johnson. I’ve always con- sound similar to running water or ocean 38923, Hollywood, Calif. 90038. (33) - Sports Tonight (29 - Despedida DEAR MOTHER: You don't say 1^(12) - ESPN Sport, enter Byrne and a visit to the Billy sure and give up her relation­ 39 - MOVIE; 'Arthuri A young SIMSBURY HIGH SCHOOL Goat Tavern. (BO min.) ship with her boyfriend. (22) - Newsosnter 1:15A.M. millionaire falls in love with a - YutwyMr.- 1933 Dick girl from 'ths wrong side of the .» Cavett hoata thia look at the av- (S) - MOVIE: Ths Elephant (29 - Vanessa (29 - Pellcula; 'El Jugadoi' Film DRAPERIES 9 9 - tracks.' Dudley Moore, Liza Mi- “ ant* of 1933. Man' A physically deformed (39 - M adam s'e P l a c nalli. Sir John Gielgud. 1981. Large Fabric Selection man, with ho hope of living a 10:00 P.M. 1:30 A.M. ® - S p o rt. Look (5Z) - Buelneea Report Rated PG. Expert Inatallation normal life, is given a chance to (D (D - Tucker'. Witch (E ) - Carter Country Iron deficiency can create many symptoms ^ (29 - Soap live like a human being. John (PREMIERE) Rick and Amanda 11:15P.M. ( E ) - Hogan's Heroes Hurt Anthony Hopkins, Anna become targets when Aman­ » (23) - Sporta Tonight (D 99 - N e v e Visit Our Showroom at| Bancroft 1961. Rated PG. da's witchcraft turns out to be 3D - Independent Network DEAR DR. LAMB: I went to see my before an anemia develops. That is why in reference to the heart and circulation i_ ( H l - M -A -S -H highly unreliable. (60 min.) New s 36 WiiKtoor Av*. A (23) - Untamwl World (0 (S3 - Previn and the 11:30 P.M. HOME doctor because 1 have had some indiges­ doctors often take a serum iron it means a sound caused by the moving Pittsburgh 'Perlman: Cool and C E - N ew s (22) (29 - N B C Nevirs Overnight RockvIN* or c«S ^ (S) - Trampa Para un Sonador (D CD - Hawaii FlveO tion. I belch a lot and am nauseated. My measurement in addition to the usual blood. Classic.' Violinist Itzhak Peri- C23 - Nine on N ew Jersey 1:45 A.M. Your anemia test. In an older person the large arteries I R - t l H A Un hombra ae ancuantra antra man and other musicians per­ CD - Starsky and Hutoh DELIVERY doctor said I have an iron deficiency a,'_.al amor da dot muiaraa. Anto- form at Pittsburgh's Heinz Hall 3D - Independent Network (29 - M OVIE: T h e Rain People' anemia and put me on iron pills. I’m sending you The Health Letter 4-4, may become rigid and the blood flowing New s . CD - Bmny Hill Show A housewife's m isgivings about I always thought that a lack of iron H e a lth Iron and Anemia. Others can send 75 through them may cause sounds. cents with a long, stamped, self- Damage to the heart valves may cause made you tired. I am tired but are those Lawrence TAKE WEEK other problems also from not enough addressed envelope for it to me, in care murmurs.. So can an active heart in a COPENHAGEN iron? My fingernails are brittle and Lamb, M.D. of this newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, Radio young person. The key is what kind of IRETCHER GLASS CO. .-SBktifEa .riaii III, driin (M US fk ■ •narifri, IMifm Mma ahal ■ have ridges and he says that can be City Station, New York, NY 10019. murmur you have and what is causing it. 0*«r IS fMTt si tt0§mm$ ANTIQUES caused from not enough iron, too. The description of a “slight murmur” SHOW Women in your age group require I’m only 35 and try to eat a well- more iron. The menstrual flow is the suggests that your doctor didn’t discuss COMPLETE AUTO OLAEE SERVICE 647-9947 one indication of the deficiency. The iron balanced diet. Where did I go wrong? cause during the childbearing years. it further with you because he didn’t WINDOW GLASS • MIRRORS • GLASS is needed to form hemoglobin in the red How can a lack of iron cause in­ Otherwise it is important to look for think it was important in your case. If he FURNITURE TOPS • PICTURE FRAMING IMMCNESTER AOTMT CLUB’S 17TH MNUAL SNOW blood cells so your blood can carry digestion? possible reasons for blood loss. Iron is not worried about it, you should not • FIREPLACE & DOOR MIRRORS . DEAR READER: Like most symp­ oxygen and carbon dioxide. Iron is also deficiency for other reasons is common have to worry about it either. Oinsider it • TUB ENCLOSURES • SPECIAL WORK 499 toms there are many different medical used to form myoglobin in your muscles, in older people, too. as normal for you and don’t let it affect CHENEY TECHNICAL SCHOOL problems that can cause them. Your essential to the use of oxygen in muscle your life style. trtavel -service DEAR DR. LAMB: I would like your 791 Middle Turnpike, West— Manchester, Ct. fingernail problem is a good example. tissue to liberate energy. I ^kwcwsTtii 649-4521) WIUilt.1 a, Can • MS-UN Such problems can be caused from a lack Your entire energy system for the discussion of heart murmurs. I’m 83 of iron but they can also occur from lack whole body depends upon iron, among years old and my doctor says I have a WEST CO AST OCEANIC Estimte Oaiy Ovm Take Exit 92 From l-M. AFew Yards From The Highway •7 h ) haay aria Im lnTatal- of moisture, not enough calcium, not other things. It is part of vital chemicals slight murmur. What causes it and what Club news mriMpririn hEahanlknak enough protein and the use of harsh nail in your individual cells used to break can one do for it? Do I have to Ina I n Tat k rMn tn m i W, kn ta a ,»1»Ha <»■ la l' polish remover. down food and release energy within the improve my living habits to eliminate The Herald wants your club news! HMIRSESnai S * T O R D *Y rO C T 0 1 ER 29 10 A.M. TQ 5 P.M. tn fratrim a l« m f t u M te ,1a b ha Tat manrl)p0tpr Mpralb Iron deficiency can cause indigestion. cell. No wonder that various cell func­ it? Is it dangerous? Can one drive a In order to get your club news in the .iM-H’-a/ir-K" 54 MoKlt $T., MANCHESTES SUNDAY, OCTOBER 24 10 A.M. TO 5 P.M. ^ --a . or ana It can also cause changes in the tongue tions are inefficient when you have an car? paper on time, please submit items no (Off CoHtmr SL) $ 2 1 8 0 0 and mouth, causing a glossy appearance. iron deficiency. And you can have an iron DEAR READER! Think of the mur­ later than five days before the date you’d *710 The anemia of iron deficiency is only deficiency that affects body function muring brook. A murmur is a sound and like to see it in the paper.

Y------V- 22 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wed., Oct. 6, 1982 M A N C H E ST E R H ER A LD , Wed , Get B. 1982 - 2.1 Area towns Bolton board mulls hiring engineer WInnis "Winkle — Henry*Raduta arid J.K.S. €> ^ J l'.t h a t encounter MY OWN BROTHER... AND "These codld be conflicts of Interests,” “ loyalty to the town will help the town in the WITH MY Crossword Andover BOLTON — Selectmen are looking into Astro-graph BROTHER TOOK HE'S OUT TO possibly hiring a part-time engineer to do Preuss said, "and I think we should avoid long run.” MORE OUT OF DESTROY US AL(_./ jobs now contracted out to firms on one-shot them.” Preuss said the engineer could cost "in a m e -'< s>4s m c - Bolton “ It would be somebody to represent us and ballpark guess” between $6,000 and about THAN I bases. know how to bring them up to Answer to Previous Puzzle us only,” Ryba said. $11,000 yearly. He said the specifics haven’t October 7,1982 SANTICIPATEO ACROSS 51 Compass yours. po in t Coventry First Selectman Henry P. Ryba and Select­ Some opposition was raised by You have learned many valu­ w s 8 yet' been worked out to make a pin-point es­ PI8CE8 (Feb. 20-March 20) t Definite 52 Skinny fish . man Carl A. Preuss told their board Tuesday able lessons this past year ,E S Selectwoman Noreen B. Carpenter, who said Someone in a position to do so article 55 D em ons timate. which you will put to good uses, E E at a regular meeting the engineer m ight save m ay try to p u t o b s ta c le s in yo u r 4 Thai currency 58 Spot of color there might not be enough projects in town to Upcoming projects the selectmen said the In th e tim e s ah ead . It’ s n ot lik e ­ the town money on road and building jobs. path today, but one in greater 8 Babylonian warrant the payment of another salary. She ly you'll repeat old mistakes. 60 Binary digits engineer could be used on are a new town gar­ authority is on your side and deity 62 Misfortune They said they also liked the idea of having an said she agreed that the engineer would avoid LIBRA (8opt. 23-Oct. 23) if y ou O D D 0 0 0 0 age, and possibly fixing up the fire sUtion will have them removed. 12 Organ for engineer hired by the town, to serve only the try to force your ideas upon 63 City in Two cable companies conflicts and possibly save the town money, ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) Be hearing N evada and'renovating the town hall. The engineer others today, you'll get an E Y E L town’s interests. fair In evaluating associates’ 13 Thud 64 Radar screen but said she wanted to see "th e figures” on would also be available to the Planning Com­ unfriendly reaction. However, If T A R > tT Ideas today. If their thoughts 14 N avy In the past, Preuss said, there have been ,cost effectiveness. you lead by example they will im age C P A L o mission for subdivision engineering. are better than yours, don't let 15 Gentleman accept what you have to offer. 65 By birth S P A tim es when the town has hired an engineering “ We can certainly get them,” Preuss said. your pride block you from 16 H ead (It.) The idea will be considered again at a later Find out more of what lies 66 Egyptian sun r L U R R Y | firm that is also working for the construction Selectman Aloysius J. Aheam said the idea accepting them. 17 Italian money vie to serve Coventry afiead for you in the seasons d isk D E R V e I ho. ohirtiprt ;jnH ooM onfilneer’s board meeting. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Fletcher’s Landing — Douglas Coffin 16 Railway car company the town hires. following your birthday by 67 Tarry A X E M A n I You could be rather fortunate 2 0 N etw ork sending for your copy of Astro- 68 Son of Jacob materially today, but you're not 22 Undermine 24 Explosive 39 Anatomical COVENTRY - If you are tired of with a small number of residents on Graph. Mail $1 for each to H r likely to get something for 23 Group of (a b b r) pouch Astro-Graph, Box 469, Radio VOO DIDN’T tVew NCTtlCiL U6LL, lf:s DMSN MbAD 1 t> watching network television shows every large acreage, cable companies have nothing. What you receive Western allies DOWN 'No real surprises' City Station. N.Y. 10019. Be I . G iO r BJD OF THN-T 26 Grain husk 41 Honey been reluctant to apply. y o u 'll e arn. NOTlCfc 'THACT 25 Colorado park night, relief m ay be in sight. su re to s p e cify birth date. 27 And so on 44 Mondale stumps GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Y o u MLS^> IM 'TMfc 27 Devoured 1 Tria l The state Department of Pubiic Utiiity An important part of the approval SCORPK) (Oct. 24>Nov. 22) A (a b b r. L a t . 2 ' G uevara might have to deal with some­ ISN'f e/fcN 29 Rom anian . 2 Barber's Controi has received applications from process will include input from towns in joint venture should work out CC>(^NeJ2■? w d s ) 46 12, Roman one today who takes a position cu rre ncy con cern well for you today, provided it's 28 Motoring 47 Horselike three cable television companies that the Windham region. As a result, the for Gejdenson opposing yours. Rather than 31 Coal product 3 C h iva lry not one-sided. Each must Windham Regional Planning Agency is Town surplus more add fuel to the fire, seek a 32 Having pedal 4 En glish association m am m a! want to service the area. Public hearings make an effort to make an ' XT b a sis fo r a c o m p ro m ise . d ig its broadcasters 29 Busy insects 48 Cove on the applications may be held as soon * working to put together a committee, equal contribution. CANCER (JurM 21-Juty 22) 5 M e xica n 30 Juice drink 49 Afr. nation as December. composed of representatives from the 10 SAQITTARtUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 34 Accomplishes Former Vice President Walter F. You may not accomplish all cotto nw ood 33 Baseball "There’s no real surprises there,” Ursin 21) You'll mix well with groups 38 Islands Sierra Cable television companies offer sub­ area towns which make up the region, to BOLTON — The town ran a "healthy” sur­ you're capable of today. 4 0 Sw arm 6 Wish Mondale will be in Norwich next week today and your Involvements player M el 50 Port of Rome scribers as many as 30 to 40 different help the DPUC make its decision. plus at the end of the last fiscal year, about said. "It’s what we wanted to do. It looks There's a chance you'll deplete 42 Depression ini 7 P a irs campaigning for U.S. Rep. Samuel should turn out to be fun. You 53 Rolls out good, and it gives us a little bit of room.” your energy by making your 8 Barrel (abbr) channeis with good reception. The The Coventry Town Council Monday $50,000 more than anticipated, officiais said. may not. however, be as ami­ tia ls 35 Heading 54 Lively song Gejdenson, D-Conn. work more difficult than neces­ 4 3 New' 9 Lo p sid e d signals are piped into homes via un­ night appointed Bruce M. Stave, a town The 1981-82 budget surplus was $158,231, ac­ The town also carried over about $23,000 in cable when dealing with per­ tow ards 56 Fervent Mondale w ill be the featured guest at a sary. Testam ent 10 H alos resident, to that ad-hoc committee. encumbrances from the last fiscal year, sons on a one-to-one basis. /0“

L 22) MA9 CAL pow eae OR V:-ANP row T’A 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 workers have with the present policies in will speak for themselves. ONC0 A^IN 'fOU HAVP N MATTW 1 franchise, which includes the 10 towns in pany if it can get the towns’ approval.’’ prior year, which is right in iine with what keeping precise records. Strong tactics which will prove A LL WHOSCORH TH6 LAW ^ * MarsTALKCc, r*ve comno aftca Washington, I expect that we’ll see a AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Ftb. 19) site said the cable companies must "T h ey got a good place there, really. I think successful (or you today in the WRATH, , rtujw oeAL wnw / the Windham region. It dismissed an finance board officials had hoped, board Much to your credit, you'll be 10U 12 13 14 strong crowd to welcome Mondale to workaday world aren't apt to ©UPPffMAN f KAi y application from Eastern Connecticut demonstrate that they will meet certain Chairman Raymond A. Ursin said Tuesday. they do a good job. Their percentage of un- able to handle temperamental eastern Connecticut,” Gejdenson said go over as well if you use them coilected taxes is very small, and they’ve people in stride today, instead Cable Television Inc., a New London- public service standards. They must also Ursin .said Reynolds told his board last year on family members. 15 16 17 Monday. of dealing at their level, you'll based firm, last December because the show a need for cable TV in the com­ that a surplus for a town the size of Boiton made some good investments. They really (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) The rally will be held Oct. 14. firm did not meet certain standards set munity, outline their ability to serve shouldn't exceed $200,000, and that town of­ put the money to good use for the people,” he 18 ,9 20 22 up by the department. their customers adequately, and present ficials might consider paring it down to about said. ■ ■ a schedule of rates and charges, accor­ 23 24 25 26 6 Since the invitation was again $150,000 extended early this year, that firm and ding to a DPUC spokeswoman. two others, Telle-Media Company of 27 2 8 , 29 30 Northeast Connecticut, located in New Haven, and Natchaug Cable Vision Pastor threatened Bridge 31 32 33 35 36 37 Limited Partnership of Hartford, have ■ ■ MONTPELIER, Vt. (UPI) - The applied for permission to provide the 38 39 40 4 , 42 pas'.or, of a fundamentalist Christian area with cable. It’s all in the cards / o -a ■ ■ church says he’s received death threats 43 44 45 46 Cable television companies have been for burning as much as ?30,000 worth of reluctant to extend service to the region East-West pair in the whole ■ books and rock music recordings in a L«vy’« Law — James Sch’jmoister 47 48 49 50 in the past because the number of poten­ continent could do anything declaration of "spiritual warfare” to affect their score. All they tial customers "did not warrant the NORTH lft-6-M ■■ N c m m c K A 61 53 54 55 56 57 against teenage sex. drugs, rebellion and could do would be to sit back *A10iei3 R£AUUY? I WAS SO expense. Here's new Land O Lakes* 4-Quait Cheese, and watch North and South rw NOT A WANTET> IT WA5 A HARP HFE. “ satanism." VK9 lOPTEN TH0U6HT0F SURE HE \«A6(iaN6 EXACTEY ■ ■ Cable companies measure their profits aeiMMAu? Au- r M s o e e v . 7 “ W e’re getting bomb threats. I ’ve had ♦ K74 operate. TO BEAT THATY0UN6 HOWLON(b 58 59 6 0 61 62 by the concentration of prospective made with four quarts of milk in every pound. 4A10 The bidding in the box THQfie^ YEARS BUT NOW'vOU AStilN(j PBE5IPENT my life threatened three times today," UNPHe6l30Cf4P CAN U V E FOR a m n e s t y . WH1PP056NAPFER h a v e v o u customers in an area. Since the WEST EAST shows North and South at 63 64 65 the Rev. Wayne Clark, pastor of the Bi­ It’s kind o f nice to know that in an a ge o f im i^ o n everything, Land O ’Lakes WERE WASTEP? NOBMAUUy RENNEpy IN THE BEEN IN franchise that includes Coventry also has , ♦7 4K92 their best. North starts pro­ EEEOnON. H IPIN62 ble Church in South Burlington, said ceedings by bidding a spade A6AIN. ^ many rural eastern Connecticut towns still believes that it takes a le i o f go<^, old-fashioned milk to make a little VQ43 vjioiies NIXON 66 67 68 Tuesdav. and elects to raise his part­ ♦ 10832 ♦ ----- ISW L good, old-fashioned cheese. ♦J0834 4Q632 ner from two to three diamonds. After that raise. Eight pounds of milk—four whole quarts—go into every pound SOUTH PISESIDENT. of our 4-Quart” Cheddar, our 4-Quart” Monterey Jack and our 4-Quait” ♦ QJ5 South barges right into Flu clinics scheduled Blackwood and fincTs that his American Cheeses. Real cheese goodness. VA2 ♦ AQJISS partner holds both missing Community Health Care Coventry clinics on Oct. Congregational Church, Natural creaminess you can taste; natural honesty you can trust ♦ K7 aces and two of the three CELEBRITY CIPHER missing kings. Services Inc. will conduct 13 are; 11 to 11:30 a.m., Route 44A. That’s Land O ’Lakes. Ceiebrily Cipher crypiogrsms ere creeled from quotstions by famous peopts. past Vulnerable: East-West If North’s kings are in dia­ and preseni Each letter in the cipher standi for anoitier Toda^ s c/ue N equals L Orchard Hill Estate, and The clinic wili be at the Copyright O 1962 Land O 'Lakn , Inc. flu clinics in Andover and Dealer: North monds and spades. South can Town Office Building in Coventry during October, 12:30 to 1 pm., Second count 13 easy tricks at no- 0 Weil NorUi East Soutli Andover on Oct. 29 from 10 Captain Easy — Crooks & Lawrence !♦ Pass 24 trump, spades or diamonds. to 11 a.m. PASTEURIZED PROCESS CHEESE FOOD If one of his two kings is in Pass 34 Pass 4 NT SLAP HIM IN THE FACE. Flu vaccination is en­ “DEMXI SENUA PAUV SH ASEXS Pass 5V Pass 5 NT hearts there are 12 guaran­ t h a t should \VAKE -THE . Fire Calls couraged for anyone over , 4 QUARf AMERICAN Pass 6V Pass 6 NT teed tricks and a finesse for age 65 and for those who J 4 qts. of mnk go into every pound. Pass Pass Pass the grand slam. QMST 'HYKU PBHY E SMGU...' are at risk of developing South decides to take the sure plus and settles for six YHOEVEIA STUI ASEXS QMST ‘MD complications from lower Opening lead: 45 no-trump. When the spade Tolland County respiratory infections. finesse turns out to be a M ’G UNUKSUV...’ ” - FEGUA Monday, 4:27 p.m. — False fire alarm. Bunker Hill This,, would include those ' loser he is happy to get a tie Road, Andover. (Andover, Columbia and South Coven­ with heart or lung disease ; By Oswald Jacoby for top with all other six no- c EXYUAA try) diabetes or other and Alan Sontag trump bidders. Tuesday, 1:04 a.m. — South Coventry mutual aid to metabolic diseases; Poor East and West have chronic renal disease, Rubber bridge players done nothing except to pick Eagleville. know that if they hold bad chronic or severe anemia ; up bad cards, but they know Tuesday, 2:35 a.m. — Ambulance call, 221 Kings cards they are going to lose or condition which alter that their bad cards have PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "I suppose in a way women are like Road, Coventry. (South Coventry) and there is nothing they can brought them a miserable the immune system. racehorses. People (end to talk about the last ones. ' -- Kate do about it. ’The same thing score because the opponents J a c k s o n There is a suggested 16 8 H 1 Q L E 8 Tuesday, 5:11 p.m. —Man fallen off a ladder. School ll«0>VIOUM.LVWfUF#CO SL1CC8 applies to duplicate players, got to their optimum C 19S2 by NEA, Inc 0< donation of $2.50 per per­ Snake Tales Road, Bolton. (Bolton) but in a lesser degree. contract. T In today’s charity bridge Tuesday, 7:56 p.m. —Ambulance call. Pine Ridge son to help defray the cost (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) of the vaccine and supplies. -I hand it is doubtful if any Drive. Andover. (Andover) For more information call M M U Iars Pop - Ed SulHvan, WHAT'S A SEVEN-> 228-9428. ' ^ A T S UEtTg^ WORP Kit ‘n’ Carlyle — Larrv Wright ANBV W H E R E P IP FROM AN SOAAEONE o n l y S O J G E T IT, APAMRER" WHO THINKS P E O P L E BRACELET' P lV ^ .' Bolton Public Records 4-QUART” WOW.' J E N N V LU ? I ’M THE A^OST YDU WITH? VOJPERFUL GIRL IN THE CHEDDAR WORLP. Jeffrey P. and Gail S. Clarke, Bolton, eAELVuCj I Ti4iNK'/oU Warranty dee(js to Louis M. and Debra T. Cherrone —Lot 4 qts. of fresh milk SHOULD m o v i THeRe 15 N o Robert J. T erry and Thomas F. Levitt 2, Volpi Road and Birch Mountain Road go into every pound. of Manchester to W illiam J. McCann, 640 SOcM TH1N6 AS co te AT -$25,750.. Hop River Road, Bolton —Lot 11, Hop (SkS ^ d c l o ( X iN TH e R iver Road, $99,500. Quitclaim deeds Carl S. Urquhart, Vernon, to Glen A. Clifford A. LaPlante to Alicia A. and A PRODUCT OF LARD O’ LAKES. INC.. ARDEN HILLS. MN SSII2 Frank and Ernes! — Bob Thaves and Robin A. Frederick, 82 Llynwood Dr. Clifford A. LaPlante, 2 Loveland Road, \ :------$2,800. Vernon —Lot 18, Fiora Road.

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2 6 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wed., Oct. 6, 1982 TIIK EIGHTH NO I M .i : Fna Claaaltlad Ada Apartmanta for Hant 53 Autoa For Sato 61 Motorcfcles-Blcycies 64 TOWN OF MANCHESTER I TILITIE-S DISTRICT PUBLIC HEARING tom I ol I'rotialc. Dislrict of LE<;AL NOTICE N O T IC E O F 1980 SILVER MAXl-LUV BOARD OF DIRECTORS ADVERTISING FOR SALE - Infant swing, MANCHESTER- One and F O R D F IE S T A , 1979. MiinchoslcT TOWN OF MANCHESTER, The Planning and Zoning Commis­ PlIBLIC HEARING two bedroom apartment Decor group, 4 cyl., stan­ Puch moped. Like new. NOTWK OF HEARING sion will hold a public hearing on UVERTISING $10.00. Call 649-6646. CONNECTICUT The President and Board of available. Centrally dard, 32,000 miles. AM-FM Asking $450.00. Telephone ESTATE OF JOHN J. MOORE, Notice is hereby given that the Monday. October 18. 1982 at 7:00 deceased P.M, in the Hearing Room. Lincolh Directors of The Eighth. RATES SILVERTONE Upright located' on busline near cassette stereo, sun roof, 643-1958. Board of Directors. Town of Pursuant , to an order of Hon. Manchester. Connecticut, will hold (’enter, 494 Main Street. Utilities District will hold DEADUNE Minimum Charge phonograph, excellent shopping center and Ziebart nistproofed. Two Classified22— Condominiums I FOR SALE - Moped - William. E. FitzGerald. Judge, a Public hearing at the Lincoln Manchester. CT to hear and con­ playing .condition. $98.00. schools. For further details new front tires, two like sider the following petition a public hearing at the 35— Heating.Plumping 46— sporting G6ods 15 Words_____ J dated October 5.1982 a hearing will Center Hearing Room. 494 Main NOTICES EMPLOYMENT 23— Homes lor Sale 58—Misc for Rent call 649-7157. new rear tires. $3300. 633- Excellent running condi­ District Firehouse, 32 24— LotS'Land lor Sale 36— Flooring 47— GarO«n PriducU Call M3-6680. be held on an application praying .Street. Manchester, Connecticut. ZONING REGULATION 12:00 nooo Ihe day SB^Homes/Apts. to Shetire 4189.______tion. Have to see to 1 —Lost and Found 15—investment Property 37— Moving-Truciiing.Slorage48— Antiques for authority to sell certain real es­ Tuesday. October 12. 1982, at 8:00 AMENDMENT tZ-60> Amend Ar­ Main Street, Manchester. before publication. 13—Help Wanted 38— Services Wanredr 49— Wanted to Buy AUTOMOTIVE PER WORD PER DAY MANCHESTER - Newly believe! $400. Call Mike - tate as in said application on file ticle HI, Section 1.02 of the Zoning 2 —Personals 14 —Business Opportuoriies 26— Business Property FIR E PLAC E glass doors C R E A M P U F F - 1977 f’ .M. to consider and act on the Connecticut bn Monday, 27- -Resort Property 50— Produce 649-2633. more fully appears, at the Court of Regulations regarding the provi­ 3- - Announcements 15—S'tuation Wanted 1-2 DAYS ISC with three speed decorated one bedroom following; October 18, 1982 at 7:30 Deadline tor Saturday is 28' Real Estate Wanted Plymouth Fury. 29,700 Probate on October 14, 1982 at 3:00 sion of public, im provem ents; 61—Autos for Sale Heatolator, 40Vk” wide, apartment. Access to shop­ Proposed Ordinance - to allow ad­ MISC. FOR SALE RENTALS______original miles. Body- P M devetopinenl plans, and perfor­ p.m. for the following pur­ 12 noon Friday; Mon- ■ 62—Trucks for Sale 3-5 DAYS 14c ping centers, buslines and INVITATION TO BID ditional property tax exemptions EDUCATION 28'A” high, 28" deep. interior both clean. Slant-6 Sherrie L. Anderson. mance and maintenance bonds for day’B deadline is 2 30 MISC. SERVICES 40— Household Goods 52— Rooms for Reni 63— Heavy EquipmenMor Sale schools. For further details The Eighth Utilities for low income veterans and for pose: 64— Motorcycies-Bicydes 6 D A Y S .... 13

'Musicat Instruments 56— Resort Property for Rent 66— Automotive Service after 5 pm and weekends, Proliate'INolioe • may 1^ seen in the Town Clerk's assessment of benefits to 9— ''ersonai Loans * 67 —Auios lor Rent-Lease BOYS 26-inch bicycle, han­ and service for the year Office during business hours may be heard and written com­ REAL ESTATE 34 —Roofing.Sidmg' 45—Boats & Accessories 57_Wamed to Rem 649-7157. Court of Probate, District of 10—Insurance dle bar, rear front brakes 1982-1983. Sealed proposals James R McCavanagh, Secrelarv munications received. A copy of be levied on real proper­ 1972 DODGE DART, new Manchester with carry all back rack. Board of Directors (his petition has been filed in the ty owners benefited by •••••••••••••••••••••••• paint, 65,000 miles. Six will be received until 4:00 NOTICE OF HEARING Town (Jlcrk’s office and may be in­ ••••••eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee •••••••••••••••••••••••• Good condition. $30.00. MANSFIELD CENTER - Datcnl at Manchester. Connecticut th e installation of cyl., automatic. $1295. 643- p.m., Wednesday October ESTATE OF FRANK J. spected during office hours Painting-Papering 32 Articles tor Sale 41 Telephone 646-6794. Woodsedge Apartments. this 4th day of October. 1982 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Homes For Sale 23 Homaa For Sale 23 90M.______KEN NEY, deceased PI.ANNING AND ZONING sanitary sewers on Union Help Wanted 13 •••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••»•••••• Newly renovated, country 14, 1982, at 8:00 p.m. 009-10 •••••••••••••••••••••••• **•••*••••••#••••••••••• ••#••!••#•••••••••••••••• • ••.•eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee Pursuant to an order of Hon. COMMISSION Street in Manchester, □ NOTtCES SOFA & LOVESEAT - FOR SALE - Potted setting. Two bedrooms 1968 VOLKSWAGEN - It Bids will be publicly CHILD CARE - Immediate MASSEUSE - Female MANCHESTER-7>Apei- MANCHESTER - 13 per­ FALL SPECIAL - Let Lee W illiam E, FitzGerald. Judge, Leo Kwash, Connecticut. HOUSEKEEPER for Blue, rust and gold print on Hemlocks, 12” to 15” high. starting at $260. Telephone runs, needs work. $300. opened, read and recorded dated October 1.1982 a hearipg will opening for child care ser- p r e fe r r e d . G ood a t- cent assumable mortgage, cent fixed rate mortgage Painting help you clean up F O R SPARKLING Secretary Dated at Manchester, small rest home in beige background, suede $2.50 each. Call 742-9556. 4294762 or 233-9660. Telephone 643-9902. on October 14, 1982. be held or an applicvt'on praying Lost and Found 1 vices, Pamela Jean mosphere, excellent $290.00 monthly payment from owner. Seven room before the Holidays. WOODWORK, TILE, Dated this 6th day of October, 1982 •••••••••••••••••••••••• Glastonbury. 15 minutes lih,e fabric, $600. for both. The right is reserved to for the sale of certain i cal estate Connecticut this 5th day of Substitute Parenting, a clientele. In the Windham on this lovely two bedroom eye-dormered Cape with Interior and exterior. Free GLASS AND PAINTED from Manchester. Full or Set of - coffee table, plus GLASS FIREPLACE MANCHESTER 1966 OLDSMOBILE reject any or all bids. as in sziid application on file more October 1982, IMPOUNDED - Female - program aiding families to area . E x p e rie n c e not Ranch. Convenient loca- fireplace, two baths, for­ estimates. Fully insured. fully appears, at the Court of part time. References. two end tables, walnut with Screen - polished brass, Available immediately. Cutlass coupe. One owner. SURFACES, add three THE EIGHTH Six months, Shepherd meet their childrens needs, needed - will train. Open tion. Call Lownds and Man- mal dining room, large 646-1653. Helen J. Warrington Probate on October 14. 1982 at 2 :30 Helping people satisfy Own transportation. Call glass inlaids, $150 for set; four panels. Fits standard $400 plus utilities. Modem Excellent condition. $1,325. tablespoons of washing cross, blacli-tan, spayed, Private services which in- seven days a week. Call nine Realty. 623-8253 ; 745- master bedroom, two gar­ Clerk PM their needs and wants ... UTILITIES DISTRICT 63,3-4411. or $725 for all pieces. 646- ^enlngs. Hardly used, 5 rooms, 2 bedrooms. No or best offer. Call 646-0734 soda to a quart of warm Tolland Turnpike, Male, clude part time care and 423-7519. 2466, ages and pool. Immediate Building Contracting 33 Eighth Utilities District Sherrie L. Anderson that's what Want Ads are By Gordon B. Lassow, setter cross, one year, 6963. efost $90 new. Asking pets. Security. Alibrio after 5 p.m. . Ass’l. Clerk water and wash. No rinsing President BANKING - Experienced temporary live-in care. ------occupancy. $69,500. Gordon 010-10 ail about. black-brown ears, Huff­ LEON CIESZYNSKI $45.00. 646-1831. Realty, Inc., 649-0917. 013-10 required. proof operator. Full time. Need responsible, male, Condominiums 22 MANCHESTER Realty, 643-2174. 016U0 man Road. Female, two BUILD ER. New homes, SMALL CAST-IRON stove, 1973 AUDI lOOLS - four South Windsor Bank & female, couples. Must have .•••••••••••••••••••••••• A ssu m ab le m o rtg a g e months. Shepherd Huskie, additions, remodeling, rec will burn coal or wood. All ALUM INUM STORM Win­ MANSFIELD - Newly speed, AM-FM, sun roof. Trust Company, For ap- own transportation. Call M A N C H E S T E R - Tw o possible on this six room Lota-Land tor Sale 24 black-tan, Parkade, 646- rooms, garages, kitchens piping included. $75.00. dows, 20” by 50” expan­ renovated 2 bedroom Runs. $750. 742-5473. polointment contact: Warren P.J.S.P., 2i7-5559. bedrwm condo for rent. A- e x c e U e n t con d U ion ed 4555. remodeled, ceilings,, bath Call 649-5755. dable to 51” with screens. apartment. Refrigerator, M,latteson, 289-6061. EOE. LIVE-IN , Now hirine child 'vith heat. 273-2013, g^ftis ful? b l^ e T n t; tile, dormers, roofing. Good quality. $10.00 each, stove included. Washer- GREMLIN - 1976. Low SR. CITIZEN LOST Large '.are worker for full time fenced in rear yard, front Residential or commer­ SCREENED LOAM - have two. 643-6777.______dryer room. Ample mileage. Good condition. ARBOR ACRES FARM amount of money in CRT ive-ln position. Basic work ...... j,. $64,900. Strano Real UL - eettme Lett cial. 649-4291. Gravel, processed gravel, parking. No utilities in­ Snow tires included. $1200. envelope in or around Inc. seeks full time general hours 6 a m .- 7 p.m Mon- Estate, 646-2000. $ sens M jm sand, stone and fill. For cluded. Call 633-3651. 742-5330 days, 647-1153 poultry farm worker. TAG SALES Assumption Church Friday day - Friday to work with □ REAL ESTATE ______7 acm IfU ELECTRICAL SERVICES deliveries call George after 5 and weekends. Agricultural background 5 acrti MN Griffing, Andover, 742- 24 LOCUST STREET - morning. If found please two children^ Need com- ...... MANCHESTER - Colonial. - We do all types of Elec­ MOVING - Yard sale - desirable, but not essen- mitted individual to handle •••••••••••••••••••••••• i hoHrnnmc 1 acm ijm Seven room Duplex. $425 DATSUN, 1974. 610 200cc. call 646-3261. trical Work! Licensed. Call 7886, Saturday and Sunday, 9 - 3. tia.I. Paid Health and all household resoon- Homes For Sale 23 ° ro?ms, 4 bedrooms 7 acm 9300 plus utilities. Security and Four sp e^ . AM-FM stereo after 5:00 p.m., 646-1516. Antique bedroom set, mis­ Retirement Plans. Call 1 acm I3 N tenant insurance required, cassette, dependable and REWARD. Fem ale dog, sibilities. Must be able to l-i .o n-iiup-om j family conversion. $70,000. 8 acm lU N Free Classltled Ada cellaneous. 70 Bolton .Jim Fracchia, Glaston­ No appiiliances. 646-2fi6 9-5 economical. Good' condi­ Beagle-Shepherd cross. .M ean. Age,.,. 24 acm 12JN FARRAND Center Road, Bolton. 12'z yea rs, no collar, bury, 633-6456 for an ap­ H pmli n irniU aal hm In. ntS T E N FLOWERING weekdaays. tion. $1,095. 646-4224. pointment. REMODELING - Cabinets, brown face and 1m s , black lion call Pamela Jean WILLIMANTIC - Income Titli wRh mUk. SIAM Roofing, Gutters, Room Rushes, $5. each, large TAG SALE - 73 Francis tam M r It iwAt. CUi « ATTRACTIVE, Spacious body. Lost 10/1. Coventry. Substitute Parenting, 247- seturity I rivate, uniquely ,,ropertv Fully rented Additions, Decks, all types orders, perennials, ground Drive, Manchester. Sunday 6 BANK South and Main. Answers 1-M3-75M7U, Mikp HtJ-ISaWt. o f Remodeling and covers, $5., variety house upstairs flat. Centrally I 14t344t-71SL only, 9 to 6. to Shesa. 649-4563 or 742- NEED EXTRA MONEY? “ **1______^ Repairs. FREE plants $2. up. P r' located. Security deposit. REPOSSESSIONS 7576. Selling Avon can help One of the best ways lo pan. Call 45^2816, Estimates. Fully insured. Rome. 649-6486. 643-5554. FOR SALE fight Inflation. Call now Telephone 643-6017. Dogs-BIrda-Pata 43 Personals 2 at 646-3685 or 523- •••••••••••••••••••••••• DOUBLE BED Frame, in­ FOUR ROOM, first floor 1980 Dodge Colt - 2 cludes headboard and foot­ apartment available now 9401 SKAPARAS HOME dr.. H/B $3950. FREE TICKETS to see □ BUSINESS board. Excellent condition. FREE TO GOOD Home - to responsible person. Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale ^ Remodeling, room ad­ four adorable abandoned 1979 Chevy Impale - 4 Oral Roberts - First come, Homes For Sale 23 $45.00. Telephone 649-4061. Security, lease, references •••••••••••••••••••••••• and SERVICES ditions, all types aluminum grey LH kittens. Call 528- dr. Sedan $3800. first served! Call 649-1798. PART TIME - Wendy's Old work, roofing. Free es­ required. Appliances. 5110 or 649-2345. 1978 Subaru - 5 spd. Fashioned Hamburgers on timates, reasonable rates. FOUR 800 X 16.5 regular Parking for one pleasure Announcements 3 260 B ro a d S t r e e t , Services Ottered 31 car. No pets. $300 monthly $3000. 1983's HERE tread tires. $99.00, for all. Joe, 649-1733. THREE ADORABLE Fluf­ Manchester is now hiring Very good. 643-1938, keep plus utilities. 643-2210. 1976 Dodge D100 fy kittens - 6-8 weeks old. BINGO EVERY FRID AY help for the Lunch Shift. REWEAVING BURN trying. Pick-up $1350. Haating-Plumbing. 35 Box trained. 2 black, and 2 at 7:00 p.m., VFW, 608 Excellent pay and benefits. HOLES. Zippers, um­ WEST SIDE - Five rooms, The above can be seen East Center Street, Homemakers are en­ brellas repair^. Window calico. Also 2 adult cats. first floor, two bedrooms. NOW FOR UPHOLSTERY FABRIC, SOLAR HOT WATER - 647-8042 after 4:00 p.m. at the Manchester. couraged to apply. Apply in shades, Venetian blinds. “ Second Generation" two yards, grey and white Near busline. Security, person to Manager, Mon­ Keys. TV FOR RENT. check. Brand new from adults preferred. .$325 plus System . Will save 70 FR E E A LL black kittens. Savinfs Bank of Manchester day - Friday, 3-5 p.m. Marlow's, 867 Main Street. Colchester Fabric Mill. utilities. Call 649-M46 after n EMPLOYMENT percent! Five Year Telephone 647-8940. ei3 Main Straat IMMEDIATB DELIVBRY! E.O.E. REALTORS 649-5221. Payback. ENERGY Very pretty, $10.00. Call 4:30. SOURCES, 646-0643. 646-1427. AUDI, 1974 lOOLS. Four EXPERIENCED BRICK, BLOCK, STONE - FREE TO GOOD HOME - VERNON-ROCKVILLE - Help Wanted 13 GnOUP 1: A lelrct <4tsocMtton of REALTORS serving fhe gre^te 4 month old short haired speed, needs new transmis­ APR FINANCING ■STATION help wanted - Concrete. Chimney M APLE TABLE with four Two new three room Mt