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EAST HARTFORD - 1974 GRAND TORINO Women view designs Luxury two bedroom excellent condition. Air apartments, adjacent to conditioner, power Istan ... page J3 BASEMENT STORAGE full service park, includes AREA with dirt floors. steering, power brakes, heat, hot water, First room 18Vj ft.xl5 ft.; asking $1800 or best offer. appliances, carpeting & second room 23 ft.xl514 ft. Call 643-1996 after 6:00. for workplace health parking. No pets. Aduits $30 monthly. 649-0717. Ask for- Marc. preferred. From $395. 289- Our Clossified 0000 9.30-5:30 or 289-3106 MANCHESTER - Several 1972 CHEVY IMPALA - By Patricia McCormack after 6 p.m. Industrial Locations for four door, power steering, Ad-Visors UPl Health Editor Mostly cloudy lease. ^1.10 per square ft. power brakes, steel Manchester, Conn. SIX ROOM DUPLEX for to $2.40 per square ft. 600' radials, one owner. $750. Are As Near Good fits in hardhats, windy and cool rent, no appliances. Securi­ to 9,000'. Hayes Corpora­ Telephone 643-5873’. spacesuits, safety shoes Saturday, Oct. 3, 1981 ty deposit. No pets. Call tion. 646-0131. As Your Phone ' and even offfice chairs — See page 2 after 5:00 649-6379. 1972 OLDS VISTA , m a d e a a N e w Y o rk 25, Cents CRUISER Station Wagon, MANCHESTER - Five fashion parade for working MANSFIELD CENTER - 3-seat, Ac/PS/PB, good room office suite, 1200 sq. DIAL women the other day. Mt. Hope apartments. ft., first floor, central air, running condition, ^ m e Newly renovated, country parking. 643-2121. body rust. Asking $500. 649- The latest look in protec- setting. Two bedrooms. 5715. I tive clothing and work en­ From $285 to $325, includes OFFICE SPACE FOR 643-2711 vironments (proper air, appliances and parking. RENT -heat and air- 1971 IMPALA CUSTOM - chairs and lights) free of 429-2082 or 233-9660. conditioning. Ap­ needs body work, but runs health hazards was was put proximately 16x12 ft. Call well. Excellent for parts. together by Dr. Jeanne M. MANCHESTER - One 646-6714. ask for Ed. $175. Telephone 649-8388. Stellman, head of the bedroom apartm ent in Walesa three family. All utilities ESTATE OF I. MARCELLA Women's Occupational Wanted to Pent 57 GALLASSO, Reagan has and appliances included. 1980 MERCURY BOBCAT Health Resources Center - 12,000 m iles. A M -FM deceased Available immediately. The Hon. William E. FitzGerald, at Columbia University's MANCHESTER Area - Cassette, Stereo, 4 speed. $315 per month plus securi­ Working brother and sister Judge, of the Court of Probate, School of Public Health. ty. Telephone 875-4474. Excellent condition. $4500 District of Manchester at a The show opened a looking for two bedroom or best offer. Telephone apartment. Reasonable hearing held on September 28.1981 national conference — vows to Sue, 289-9588 or 289-8336. c.dered that all claims must be rent, heat, hot water, presented to the fiduciary on or “ Working Women : appliances. Telephone 1974 DATSUN B-210. Fast- before December 28, 1981 or be Designs for Workplace 'strategy for MANCHESTER - One after 6 p.m. 228-3987. back. Michelin X tires barred as by law provided. Health." bedroom apartment, wall excellent mileage. Only Sherrie L. Anderson, The conference focused Asst. Clerk to wall, appliances, deck, PROFESSIONAL WITH 850. Telephone 649-9949. on hazards connected with pool, recreation facilities. MATURE Dog seeks «••••••••••••••••••••••• The fiduciary is; fight on use of video display ter- small, quiet apartment. $425 furnished or $390 un­ Trucks (or Sale 62 Peter M. Gallasso niinals and photocopying Parking, appliances, cable 36 Henry Street furnished. plus utilities. machines, among others, Telephone 649-4003. 649- desired. 742-6684 after 4 JEEPS, CARS, PICKUPS, Manchester, CT 06040 GDANSK, Poland (UPI) - Lech p.m. in the white collar field. deterrence' Walesa was resoundingly re-elected 1819 or 649-9345. from $35. available at local 003-10 Gov't. Auctions. For Then there were the chairman of the Solidarity union, TWO ADULTS WITH two TWO BEDROOM FLAT Directory call Surplus hazards for women toiling beating back three radical AVAILABLE - with children desperately need Data Center. 415-330-7800. in mines, training to be bined explosive force of 3.5 million three bedroom apartment By Helen Thomas challengers and vowing to "continue 2 appliances. No pets. $350 •••••••••••••••••••••••• l*KO KATK ISOT1U-: astronauts, or working in tons of TNT. Reagan said a decision peaceful warfare " with Poland's 3 monthly, plus utilities and immediately. Telephone UPl White House Reporter Motorcycles-Blcycles 64 heavy industry. Obvious will be made by 1984. Communist authorities. security. Telephone 649- 643-9606. ESTATE OF EARL G FERRIN, hazards. WASHINGTON — Announcing the Options include guarding them "W e are able to outmaneuve'r the 9455. 1979 CM-400 T, Excellent deceased Stellman said, however, with anti-ballistic missiles, burying Mlsc. lor Rent SB The Hon\ William E. FitzGerald, most comprehensive upgrading of strongest arm y,” said a jubilant condition, asking $1100. in traditional women’s them in deep underground shelters NEW DELUXE DUPLEX Judge, of the Court of Probate, U.S; defenses since the Cold War, Walesa, who had threatened to 8900 miles. Call 528-6849. f i e l d s — c l e r i c a l , or keeping them in continuous flight in Manchester. Three 118 MAIN STREET - District of Manchester at a President Reagan proposed Friday resign if he were defeated in the Garage for Rent. $15.00. hearing held on September 22, 1981 household, nursing — often aboard patrolling aircraft. bedrooms, 1‘2 baths, full KZ400 Deluxe 1978 a $180 billion plan putting 100 M X vote to continue leading the union he 646-2426 weekdays 9-5. ordered that all claims must be face hidden hazards from, The first MX missiles will be basement, gas heat, wall to KAWASAKI, fairing, pre.sented to the fiduciary on or missiles in existing silos and has headed since its founding August wall carpeting, all kitchen among other things, building 100 B-1 bombers as a deployed in 1986 in hardened Titan II Homes-Apts. to share 59 baggage-rack, saddle bags, before December 22, 1981 or be 1980 iiv the Gdansk shipyard strike. appliances, including dis­ low mileage. $1350. 688- barred as by law provided. chemical exposure. deterrent to Soviet attack. missle silos at Davis-Monthan Air “ We shall learn democracy. We hwasher. Washer amd 6201 Ask for Andrea. Sherrie L. Anderson, From the secretary who The five-point program would Force Base in Arizona and then in shall continue peaceful warfare,” he dryer hookups. Wired for ROOMMATE WANTED - Asst. Clerk UPl photo breathes fumes from modernize the nuclear missile, other Titan silos in Arkansas, and said, in reference to still-unresolved cable. T.V., air con­ Non-smoking female, share Bolton duplex. 1974 YAM AH A TX 500 - The fiduciary is; photocopying machines to bomber and submarine force and Kansas, defense officials said. conflicts with authorities. ditioning. Located in Good condition. New rear Lois S. Ferrin Volunteer models show off some of the latest in protective clothing at Carpeted room, kitchen, the heavy equipment rebuild the command, control and Later they will replace Min- residential area on dead 93 Leland Drive Walesa, who won 462 votes out of laundry facilities, garage, tire. $595. Call 295-9123 operator who cannot find the "Working Women —Designs for Workplace Health" national con­ tueman II and III missiles at six end street. $550 per month. Manchester. CT 06040 communications system and the 844 cast for a two-year term and had yard. $260. Includes all. after 5:00 p.m. ference In New York. Left to right: firefighter, welder, miner and Lease and security. Mr. work gloves to fit her, North American air defense bases in Montana, North and South appeared nervous with his hands Telephone 647-8654. 002-10 Blanchard. 646-2482. working women face a asbestos disposal worker. network over the next six years. Dakota, Missouri and Wyoming. shaking as he dropped his vote in the variety of health and safety Announcing his $180.3 billion Other provisions of the “ Reagan ballot box, was lifted high into the BOLTON - TOWN OF MALE PROFESSIONAL problems on the job, she strategic program” included: PERSON wanted to share “ strategy for deterrence” in a brief air and the entire (Congress then GLASTONBURY 1979 YA M A H A 1100 said. device designed to prevent Journplists and others lead to disease.” —Building 100 B-IB bombers by two bedroom Townhouse in PROBATE N0TK:E televised address from the White rose to give the 38-year-old labor HEBRON working with 1,2 SPECIAL - custom seat, back injuries to hospital who use the VDT or CRT in Stellman admitted office Manchester. References Model work en­ House, the president said the 1988 while deploying more than " I'UO leader a standing ovation for several & 3 BR Houses and custom paint, asking $2,- personnel lifting patients. their work occasionally but copying machines are required. Call Scot, 643- ESTATE OF PAUL ROLAND vironments at the con­ program will “keep the peace well cruise missiles aboard modif minutes. apartments from $250. 695. Call 228-4077. Ask for In the model artist’s not continuously cannot be 2711 Ext. 15 days (617 ) 869- HOLIDAY, aka Paul K Holiday, ference came complete marvels of technology but into the next century.” S2s and developing a “ stealth-i In another development, the first Capitol Homes 236-5646. Don after 6 p.m. deceased studio, an artist put in the same class with 2687 nights and weekends. with demonstrations of said there are hazards. “ It’s my hope that this program bomber designed to elude ra feelers appeared toward contacts Pursuant to an order o f Hon. what safe and healthy demonstrated safe silk clerical workers who must Most hazards can be EAST HARTFORD - 4 William E. FitzGerald, Judge, will prevent our adversaries from detection for the 1990s. The pricei between Solidarity and the official LOOKING FOR screening techniques and be at the VDTs continuous­ Rooms, Carpet, garage, dated September 30. 1981 a hearing workplaces should look avoided by some general for the bombers could reach almo RESPONSIBLE Person to making the mistake others have unions in the East bloc — including appliances. ^OOs. Capitol will be held on an application like. Participants got to try were told how to prevent ly, claims Stellman. precaution, she said, men­ $20 billion. share apartment with two HONDA MOPED - Low made and deeply regretted in the revelation of a letter from the Homes, 236-5646. praying that an instrument purpor­ out an automatic pipetter chemical exposure. “ What the VD T has done tioning these: —Developing the Trident II college students. Excellent mileage, like new. With ting to be the last will and testa­ past,” Reagan said, “ the mistake of Hungarian unions calling for mutual 0 in the model clinical Other model work en­ is turn many clerical jobs — Photocopiers should location. Own bedroom, saddlebags. Telephone 649- ment of said deceased be admitted underestimating the resolve and the nuclear missile for deployment on dialogue. MANCHESTER - Char­ vironments covered jobs in to factory jobs,” Stellman be located in well- privacy. Male or female. 7862. In probate as in said application on laboratory. This prevents will of the American people to keep the Trident submarine beginning in Walesa's closest challegner was ming 2 BR. Won't last long file more fully appears, at the dangerous mouth pipet­ meat wrapping, retail said. “ People just sit their ventilated areas. 1989 and deploying “ several hun­ $190 Capitol Homes 236- Telephone their freedom and protect their Szczecin regional union chief IM M E D IA TE LY - 647-0575. 1979 HONDA 750 K, Court of Probate on October 13. ting. sales, households and all day.” Machines which routinely dred” nuclear-tipp^ cruise missiles 5646. 1981 at 11;15 a m. homeland and their allies.” Marian Jurezy, who won 201 votes, Excellent condition, low sewing and stitching. In a report on indoor air generate chemical fumes Sherrie L. Anderson. In the hospital display The plan is certain to face bitter aboard submarines beginning in followed by union vice-chairman An­ mileage. Extras. Call Mike visitors could have In a "C lerical Factpack” pollution in offices, such as ozone should be ROCKVILLE - 5 rooms, Ass’t. Clerk congressional debate. Senate Armed 1984. ' drzej Gwiazda with 74 votes and AUTOMOTIVE at 643-5363. themselves lifted by a put together by Stellman Stellman, makes these rigged to draw fumes away large dining area. Kids OK 001-10 Services (Committee chairman John —Upgrading command, control Bydgoszcz regional chief Jan and available at the con­ points: from the work area and $225. Capitol Homes 236- Tower, R-Texas, who will open and communications systems with Rulewski with 52, 5646 Planning on Moving? Sell ference, threats to health —Architects talk about into the builing exhaust C Auto Parts For Sale 60 hearings on the package Monday, satellites, ground-based radar and “ I thank you very much for my re- those no longer needed C L E G A L N O T IC E among office workers were controlled environments system. Local ventilation said he was “ gravely disappointed.’’ command post aircraft to ensure the election," Walesa told the delgates VERNON - Six rooms. items fast with a Classified TOWN OK MANCHESTER cited. They ranged from but it turns out that the air often looks like the flexible FOUR LIKE NEW 158X13 The president’s program. Tower United States would be able to in the Olivia Sports stadium. Kids OK. Under $300. Goodyear RADIALS. 8,000 Ad. ASSESSOR'S OFFICE poor air to fumes from Inside may be more ducting on a clothes dryer. Capitol Homes 236-5646. said, “ doesn’t give us enough added retaliate against a nuclear strike. UPl photo “ I apologize to those who are dis­ miles. Asking $100/set. 41 CENTER S TR E E T copying machines, stress polluted than the air out­ — Routinely used capability for the money involved — Upgrading the North American appointed because some of you Call 871-2943. N O T IC E O F and muscular fatigue from side. This presents a par­ photocopier equipment SOUTH WINDSOR MANCHESTER, CONN. air defense network in coordination belived more in better speeches mSSOEUTION poorly designed chairs or ticular hazard for office . and le a v e s us w ith a h igh ly HOUSE - Extra large 3 BR, •••••••••••••••••••••••• OFFICIAL NOTICE should not be located in with Canada, replacing aging F-106 President Reagan,. In a long-awaited an­ strengthening of U.S. nuclear forces. The than in the w orkers,” he said, I'lIE JANCO COKP. offices themselves. workers. vulnerable land-based system.” heat included. Pets OK. A utos F o r Sale 61 Inhabitants of the Town of Manchester are hereby notified that . Oct. 1. general work areas where fighters with F-15s, buying six more nouncement made at.the White House with plan Includes deployment of two controver­ referring to the fact that his rivals’ Nutice is hereby given pursuant —A recent study in a But Senate Republican leader Call now. Capitol Homes of each year is the assessment date in Manchester. Conn., and all per­ The potential hazards in­ fumes and noise are dis­ AW ACS radar planes and pursuing sial weapons — the MX missile and the B-1 campaign addresses were more SURPLUS JEEPS, CARS, to Section 33*379 (d ) of the Connec­ sonal property must be declared to the Assessor by the owner during the new, hermetically sealed Howard Baker of Tennessee com­ Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger at his 236-5646. cluded eye strain, stress ruptive and potentially vigorous research on ABM defense effective than his. T ticut General Statutes, Revision of month of October to avoid a ten per cent penalty Imposed by the Connec­ mended the program for offering a bomber. T TRUCKS. Car Inventory building — the kind with hazardous. side, offered a five-point program for 191)8. as amended, that THE ticut State Statutes. Personal property consists o f; A irtraft. machinery, and fatigue among users of and expanding civil defense. Walesa's victory words con­ MANCHESTER - newly valued $2143 sold for $100. windows that cannot be “ good, sound and sensible approach JANCO COUP., a Connecticut cor* water power, dams, horses, cattle, sheep, goats, swine, poultry, com­ video display terminals — —Personnel should avoid trasted with his earlier threat to decorated three bedroom Similar bargains available. opened — found conditions to the future security of the United l>oration having an office and place mercial furniture and fixtures, boats, farming tools, tractors, road cathode ray tubes that are skin contact with, or quit the union. duplex. $450 Security, Call for information. 602- of business in the Town of Bolton, machinery, farm produce, mechanic’s tools, good of manufactuers. States” and said he would support it. called computer terminals that were so irritating the breathing of, toners and references. Telephone 941-8014, Ext. 7816. Phone ('minty of Tolland, and State of traders and merchants, utility equipment and fixtures and all other “ I have said so and I will keep my office workers had to be other photocopying Reagan ended years of debate by call refundable ronneclicut. will be dissolved as of and widely used by promise,” he said. “ There are some after 5 p.m., 875-2879 taxable goods. moved to temporary canceling the Carter ad­ September 29. 1981 by resolution of DO NOT DECLARE Real EsUle or Registered Motor Vehicles in workers in banks, for air­ chemicals. Disposable, Program won't close the gap people who want to break the un­ quarters while the building ministration's so-called “ racetrack EXCELLENT THREE 1965 CHEVY II for parts. Its directors and shareholders, and Manchester. lines, newspapers, in­ protective gloves and ion.” in accordance with a Certificate of plan" to shuttle 200 MX missiles ROOM and five room Telephone 646-2924 after 4 ATTENTION; You may be*entitled to an Et^mption as follows; surance companies, was unsealed and ventila­ masks are available for the ' As Walesa, who 14 months ago Dissolution by the directors and 1. Veterans of any war period - (a) If you hffve filed your Honorable among 4,600 underground shelters in apartments. One duplex. p.m. Ask for Mike. tion improved. Workers brief periods when shareholders filed with the Office Discharge papers with the Town Clerk of Manchester and (b ) If you hospitals, and even in WASHINGTON (UPI) - The 1950s in a program involving produc­ ventional War-fighting capabilities, Force, which for years has been was an unemployed electrician until Heat, security deposit. No had complained of chemicals are added to the Utah and Nevada and ressurecting of the Secretary of Stale, Hartford, have filed a Certificate of Disability with the Assessor showing the schools. sweeping modernization of U.S. tion of a powerful new ICBM, a new underlines the central role that complaining that th^30-year-old B- he climbed the fence during the pets 649-9092. 643-1827. CADILLAC - 1976 - Coupe Connecticut, as required by law. headaches, light­ machines. the B-I. bomber killed by President percentage of disability obtained from the Veterans Administration, (c) “ But the jury’s still out strategic nuclear forces proposed bomber capable of penetrating military power plays in the ad­ 52s no longer can carry the fight to shipyard strike at the Lenin' DeVille - 72,000 miles. If you have reached the age of 6fi and w ere receiving a V.A. disability at headedness, irritation of —People who routinely Jimmy Carter. Good condition. $2700 or All cri'ditors of the corporation, on the VDTs,” Stellman Friday would draw the blinds on current Soviet air defenses and a ministration’s foreign policy. Soviet skies and survive. Shipyards in Gdansk, beamed to the Homes tor Rent 54 that time, you are entitled to |3.0(K) exemption, if you file a copy of your the eyes, ears, nose and maintain and service Reagan said the racetrack plan, il any. are warned to present their bicth certificate with the Assessor. was told by a visitor. more potent submarinelaunched The revitalization of the strategic A ompietely modernized force crowd and photographers flashed •••••••••••••••••••••••• Best offer. Telephone 742- throat. No particular which was opposed by the Mormon America’s “ window of 9 claims to Robert W. Gordon, At­ 3. The Blind - Proof of their disability must be filed with the Assessor. equipment have far missile. forces is designed to close what the their bulbs, members of the con­ VERNON - Heat included. 6800 - Keep trying. “ Only in the United States,” Church, ranchers, environmen­ vulnerability” open to the Soviet that includes B-IB and Stealth torney at Law. 417, Eiast Center 4. Farmers - Application for exemption of livestock, poultry and chemical could, be iden­ greater likelihood of The “ strategic program’’ will cost Street. Manchester, Connecticut, she said. “ In Europe, Union — but not close it. president calls the “ window of bombers will be in place by 1995, a gress presidium hugged and kissed King sized three bedroom machinery must be filed with the Assessor during the month of October tified as the culprit. It was chemical exposure and talists and both Republican and with basement. Kid's o.k. AUTO LEASING RENTAL 06040, on or before January 29, where the hazards are It remains to be seen whether it $180.3 billion in 1982 dollars through vulnerability” to Soviet attack. senior defense official said. each other. each year. found, however, that ven­ should be provided with Democratic politicians in the two Call now. Locators 236-5646 - Oldies But Goodies 1982. or thereafter be barred as by All Property Owners & Veterans - If you have changed your address in known, workers are not will spur an arms race similar to the fiscal 1987, a staggering sum amoun­ The administration contends its The delegates then rose to sing Limited. Rent-A-Car: provided by statute. tilation in the building safety equipment. states, would leave the missiles (sm feel the past year, you should notify the Assessor s O ffice any week-day subjected to the eye one that developed with U.S. deploy­ ting to $818 for evei7 man, woman predecessor opened the window by While no cost figures have been "Sto Lat,” or "May you live 100 $12.95 day, 100 free miles. provided less than one-half —Poor copies may in­ “just as vulnerable” as placing Dated at Manchester. Connec­ between 8 30 A M. and 4;30 P.M. fatigue, for one.” and child in America and nearly failing to respond to continuing im­ years” — the Polish equivalent to J. Richard Vincent them in existing silos. ment of the Minuteman III missile released for the MX, the Air Force BOLTON - Carpeted two Automobiles bought, sold, ticut. (his 23rd day of September, the recommended air flow. dicate . machine Assessor Stellman said it is essen­ in the 1960s. But, a senior defense of­ equal to the outlay for ail defense provements in the capability of estimated the price tag for 100 "For he's a jolly good fellow.” bedroom duplex with gar­ rented. 323 Center Street, 1981 (Indoor pollution experts breakdown. Do not use “ No matter bow many shelters we Dated at Manchester, Conn. Oct. 2.1981 tial to have adjustable ficial said, the E vic ts have been on spending this year. /'" Soviet missiles to wipe out targets Rockwell-International B-IB The mustachioed Walesa had age. $300's. Locators 236- Manchester. Telephone claim the problem Is not equipment until inspected build, the Soviets can build more THE JANCO CORP. 07f-09 video display terminals so If the inflation factor is added, the in the United States. come under extremely heavy 5646 ism. fee) 647-0908, Ask for Bill. rare these days as building missiles more quickly, more a “one-way track” toward im­ bombers will be $19.7 billion, about By Robert W. Gordon a user can angle the ter­ by a company maintenance Pentagon estimates the figure to be But even Reagan said his com­ criticism during the Congress for owners cut back on air cheaply,” Reagan said. proving their missile capabilities $200 million for each plane, in­ minal to reduce glare. person. what was called his autocratic EAST HARTFORD - 1977 THUNDERBIRD - Us Attorney anyway. more like $222 billion. prehensive program will not close cluding research and development ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS exchanges to save fuel —Spent toner and other Instead, the MX will be deployed Family sized three 066-09 “ Proper lighting also is This giant step toward moder­ the window, only “ narrow” the gap. costs. leadership, and delegates accused Burgundy and white, vinyl needed by motors running large quantities of in hardened Titan and Minuteman President Reagan is calling for bedroom house, roof. AM-FM stereo, wire Town of Manchester, Connecticut * essential to prevent severe nizing U.S. strategic nuclear forces, The decision to reverse Carter ad­ The Pentagon set aside $2.4 billion him of abandoning the rank and file. ventilating'systems.) chemical waste from silos while studies continue on how the most massive overhaul of U.S. appliances, yard, kids. caps. This car must be (Owner) ■ eye strain.” combined with overall increases in ministration policy and build a new for the bomber for this fiscal year He alstF was accused of being to —Sources of indoor pollu­ to defend the missiles, each of which strategic forces since the $250. Locators 236-5646. seen. $3495. Telephone 646- Autos For Sate 61 Sealed Bids for Renovations to Higiiland Street Pumping Station and She said most offices are machine maintenance defense spending for upgrading con­ bomber is a victory for the Air moderate and conciliatory. carries 10 warheads with the com­ Eisenhower administration in the and a like amount for the MX (sm fee) 4286. Construction of Valve Chambers. Contract 6 w ill be received at the O f­ overlighted for VDT users. tion include chemicals should be disposed of as a fice of the Directors of General Services. Municipal Building 41 Center “ The VD T requires sub­ used in copying machines, chemical waste, not as or­ Street. Manchester, Connecticut 06040 until 11:00 A.M. prevailing time cigarette smoke. dinary office trash. MANCHESTER - Huge on Tuesday. October 20. 1981, at which tim e and place said bids shall be dued lighting,” she said. About poor ventilation in —Some copying equip­ three bedroom home. publicly opened and read aloud. “ You need separate and New proposal urged Basement, private adjustable light sources, as offices, Stellman reported; ment operates by transmi- This work includes renovations to the existing Highland Street Booster Today's Herald parking, children and pets well as an adjustable “ The air flow may be too sion of electrical signals to Pumping Slation Construction of an auxilary power building, construe* slow and ducts and * ok. L o ca to rs, 236-5646 lion of tour pressure reducing valve chambers and all appurtenant work. screen. A good light source electrosensitive paper (fee). may not be good focused on openings poorly dis­ which has been treated Bid security in the form of a bid bond, payable to the O wner, is required the VDT but you need such tributed. Replacement air with a chemical coating. Ex-workers get help 2 in the sum of 10 percent (10^1 i of the bid. Bid security shall be subject to may be insufficient or even the conditions provided In the Instructions to Bidders a source to illuminate The QWIP SYSTEMS 3 Pratt & Whitney Aircraft and state agencies material being copied." dirty, and, of course, few operate in this manner. District chief favors AAMH medics The Instruction to Bidders. Form of General Bid, Contract Plans. people are near a window Some of the paper contains team up in a job fair to help the nearly 1,500 P& W A HEBRON - BEAUTIFUL Specifications. Perform ance and Payment Bonds, and other Contract Persons who wear that can be opened. employees who won’t be working Monday. Page 5. ; THREE BEDROOM Documents may be examined and obtained at the office of the Director glasses, claims Spellman, titanium dioxide for which ‘ "The ventilating ducts major health effects have Christensen said. “ To remain silent HOME, gorgeous setting. of General Services, Municipal Building. 41 Center Street. Manchester, can’t just depend on the By Scot French it appears to make good ad- visory referendum "does not bind $550 plus utilities and Connecticut 06040. A deposit of tr.0.00 In cash or checTi. made payable to regular type to work at the themselves may be con­ only been reported at high ministiative sense to place manage­ the Board of Directors to any par­ now would be irresponsible.” security. For details, the Town of Manchester, will be required tor each set of Contract taminated with chemical Herald Reporter VDT the way they would concentrations after many ment of the service in the area o f the ticular plan.” In conclusion, he said, "T o get the Drug use (jiscussed telephone 228-0303. Documents taken. Any unsuccessful bidder or non-bidder, upon retur­ dust. years of exposure. Spme best and most cost-effective ning such set within 30 days. Saturdays. Sundays and legal holidays for other reading tasks. Eighth District Fire Chief John greatest expertise, resource and Despite the referendum’s non- “ Like it or not, marijuana is part of the rite of excluded, after the date of opening bids and in good condition w ill be “ Asbestos dust from in­ people, however, may be time — Manchester Hospital.” binding status, Christensen said he Ehnergency Medical Service, we MANCHESTER HOME - 2 She said in Europe there Christensen went public Friday with refunded his deposit. sulation is the most sensitive to the coating must go beyond the referendum. In passage,” a youth worker told an audience of Mar­ BR. Won't last long. $340. are. for example, CRT his support of a paramedic program On Nov. 3, voters w ill be asked in believes a "yes” vote will be taken dangerous. These materials and develop skin an advisory referendum if they wish as an endorsement of the town- other words, to say “yes” vote tin School students and parents Friday night. Page Capitol Homes 236-5646. Contract Documents w ill be mailed to prospective bidders upon request trifocals which best adininistered by Manchester 8. ,r and receipt of a separate check tor $10.00 made payable to the Town of protect the eyes from microscopic dust particles or lung reactions. They Memorial Hospital rather than one to “ provide paramedic services at a administered plan. “ no.” Manchester, which w ill not be refunded. can be inhaled deep into should avoid contact with administered by the town. cost of approximately $309,000 an­ “ If the town of Manchester .is to excessive strain. Christensen had originally The successful bidder must furnish a Perform ance Bond and a Payment the chest, where they can the paper. Christensen, who was prevented nually.” have the best service available,” Offices-Stores tor Rent HENRY DARNA planned to present his remarks at In sports Bond equal to 100 percent of the contract price by a last-minute change of agenda That figure matches the es­ Christensen said, a new proposal the council's public forum at the WORKSPACE OR from giving a report at a public timated cost for the town- must be considered by the voters.” Cheney hooters in tie ... Manchester High cross No bidder may withdraw bis bid for a period of thirty (301 days Municipal BUildlng. However, chair­ STORAGE SPACE FOR LYNCH MOTORS is happy to an­ forum Thursday night, presented his administered program, which led Christensen cited several reasons country team undefeated ... Page 9. excluding Saturdays, Sundays and legal holidays after the date of man Robert Butterfield eliminated RENT in Manchester. No UConn plans seminar Patriots after first win of season ... Page 10. opening the bids. case for a hospital-administered some council members at the forum for the hospital-based program. lease or security deposit. nounce that Henry Darna la now the report from the agenda prior to program in a two-page statement to question whether a "yes” vote He said the hospital coiild provide Reasonable rates. Suitable associated with them. Henry has The Town of Manchester is an equal opportunity employer, and requires the meeting. an affirm ative action policy for all of Its contractors and vendors, as o HARTFORD - Construction would indicate preference for that continuous training and better dealt for small business. Retail and performance of each released Friday. been in the automobiie sates condition of doing business with the Town, as per Federal Executive Reducing construction Management; Reducing construction firm function. The Emergency Medical Services particular program. with the problem of technician burn­ “ We tried to prevent the Index and commercially zoned. Order No. 11246. Biddera on this work w ill b « required to comply with business in Manchester for 22 years. costs and maintaining a Costs and Maintaining Classes will meet at the Council, which sponsored the public However, council member out. Also, be said, a mechanism for politicizing of the issue by making Call 872-1801, 10 to 5. said Order and all amendments or supplements to that Executive Order. Advice ...... 15 Lottery project schedule will be the Schedules with CM,” the Hartford Holiday Inn Oct. 6 forum, has endorsed a paramedic William Abbott said the figure recovering a portion of the cost of our comments at an appropriate Business...... 21 Obituaries ...... 8 The Owner reserves the right to waive any informalities or to reject any topic of a special two-day seminar is directed and 7 from 9 a.m. to 4:30 program operated out of the hospital represents a “ svorst possible case” the program through user fees could forum called for the purpose of I PONTIAC or all bids, should the Owner deem it to be in the public interest to do so. (Classified...... 22-23 P u zzle ...... 20 NEWLY RENOVATED seminar next week offered towards general contrac­ p.m. but administered by the town Are financial picture which will give be easily established in a hospital providing the public With infor­ C o m ic s ...... 19 S ports...... 9-12 310 siiuare feet office TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT by the University of tors, architects, engineers, Registration informaUon department. voters an idea of the most they will program. mation,” Christensen of his public Editorial ...... 6 Television ...... 16-17 available. Main Street SMWUT Robert B. Weiss Connecticut. iendiiig institution officers) may be obtained by called (2iri$tensen argued that, “ Since 23 have to spend for any such program. “ To have raised these concerns statement. “ We were not allowed to Entertainment . .... 17 Weather ...... 2 location with ample CflITU n «<• .Udwr to • General Manager Titled “CM: Effective and anyone interested In Pat Andrews at 486-3234. hours of every 24 are required to be Afsistant Ti>wn Attorney Malcolm earlier may havei created the be beard then but we are obligated parking. Call 649-2891. tmoT Vm pniMfeiy paM tM im k M 074-09 improving the productivity spent at the hospital by the medics. Barlow told the forum that the ad­ appearance of obstructionism.” to let our stand be known.” --

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NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE EORECAET 10 7 I'M EST 1 ^ > - News Briefing ,o„ . \ I 20.5J . I 77.77 Selection Iranian planes bomb ^wmdy of jury f f ! Town wants crank " s i r ; •SWA J Iraqi power stations AUGUSTA, Maine (UPI) — Residents of a western TiunMnnit continues Maine town fighting to preserve the nation’s last hand- BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) - Ira­ claiming heavy “ enemy” casualiies cranked phone system may succeed in their crusade to said “ Iranian air force jets, in M- nian warplanes bomb^ four Iraqi and damage. block the switch from antiques to pushbuttons phones, MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UPI) - Two retaliation for the Iraqi bombing of hydroelectric power stations Friday The Iranians said they broke an officials said Friday. potential jurors in the drug trial of the civilian targets ini' Abadan in what Tehran said was retaliation Iraqi army siege of the city and When Oxford Telephone and Telegraph Co. bought the Elvis Presley’s doctor were earlier this week, struck four im WtATNIR rOTOCAtT • for Iraqi air and ground attacks on pushed the “ infidel enemy” across handcranked phone system in ;June, the new owners rejected Friday, one because the economic-military targets in the "civilian” targets near tbe oil the strategic Kanin river which vowed to replace the plug-in switchboard with modem judge feared she had been in­ W, north and south of Iraq." \t e m p refining center of Abadan. pours into the Shatt el Arab, west of circuitry within two years. fluenced by a television news show The communique said the 6.30 But in Damascus, an Iraqi the devastated city. Flood ruins crops But Public Utilities Commission Chairman Raiph on the rock star’s controversial a.m. air strikes were aimed at Iraqi m ilitary spokesman denied Iran had The Iranians also said they killed Gelder said Friday that Bryant Pond residents have death. hydroelectric plants, which had a attacked its power plants, calling 1,500 Iraqi soldiers and captured submitted a petition that w ill most likely force a hearing The other was dismissed after total capacity of 1,620 megawatts. By United Press International the Iranian report “ completely un­ 2,000-3,000 others in the weekend on the planned switchover — and could eventually derail Weather telling attorneys he had a relative It said targets included a true” and said Iraqi airspace was battle. Farmers mounted flotation tires on their reapers it. who had suffered drug problems. 400megawatt Iraq station in the not violated Friday by “ any hostile The Iraqis, who said they killed's,- Friday in Michigan, where flooding caused a half billion “ This is probably going to have to go to a hearing to Although defense attorney James north, a 180-megawatt station near raids.’ ’ 700 Iranians in the same battle, dollars in crop damage and left up to 4 feet of water in find out what is n e^ e d and to find out what the peopie F. Neal predicted a jury would be the northern oil producing town of Iran said its air raids caused acknowledged withdrawing to the some fields. Cresting rivers prompted more out there want,’ ’ Gelder said. selected by Monday, not a single ' Kirkuk, an SOOmegawatt station Today’s forecast heavy damage to four power plants western bank of the Kanin River. evacuations in several small towns. Oxford must respond to the petition within seven days, member of the 12-member panel near the southern town of Basra and in the north and south of Iraq. They said the pullback had no The flooding that buried some Michigan highway in­ after which the PUC could dismiss the petition.' WINDSOR LOCKS (UPI) — The National Weather had been chosen in the third day of a 240-megawatt station near the In another development, Iran said strategic consequences “ and we can terchanges in up to 11 feet of water Thursday receded in The petition was signed by 32 Bryant Pond residents, Service forecast for Connecticut; Mostiy cloudy, windy Dr. George Nichopoulos’ trial. southern oil terminal town of Um its anti-aircrafl batteries had shot return to our previous locations most areas of the state. Officials said torrential rains including several town selectmen, said Brad Hooper, 21, and cool with scattered showers Saturday, highs in the The white-haired physician faces Qasr. Damages ranged from 50 to down an Iraqi MiG fighter plane in­ whenever we want.” have done as much as $500 million damage to the state s a menfber of the newly formed “ Don't Yank the Crank mid 50s. Variable cloudiness and cooler Saturday night, 14 criminal charges of over­ 100 percent, it said. side Iran near tbe sourthem city of 'I’l’f' Tronian military communique crops. Committee.” lows near 40. Sunny and m ilder Sunday, highs in the low prescribing addictive drugs to Ahvaz. Another Iraqi jet escaped, Hail up to I'z inches in diameter pelted Phoenix, Ten names are needed to request a hearing. to mid 60s. Northwest winds 20 mph to 30 mph Saturday himself, Presley, singer Jerry Lm the official Pars news agency said. Ariz., and thunderstorms, heavy at times, heralded the and diminishing slowly Saturday night. L ewis and eight others, carrying a UPI photo Tehran radio also said Iranian end of the summer dry spell in Southern California. possible penalty of 140 years in jail warplanes shot down two Iraqi MiGs The Maple Hiver near Lansing, Mich., crested early and fines of $280,000. Friday, flooding substantial portions of nearby villages north of Iran’s Khuninshahr Iranians vote On Thursday, Neal told prospec­ and creating what officials described as "a big mess.” Today in history L sst hurdiG ClGSrGd Extended outlook province in a dogfight Wednesday. tive jurors that the “ gut issue” in Some residents abandoned their homes and officials An Iranian military communique, On Oct. 3, 1922, Mrs. Rebecca Felton, 87, a Extended outlook for New England Monday through the trial is whether Nichopoulos was UPI photo planned to evacuate a convalascent home. CONCORD. N.H. (U PI) — Public Service Co. of New reported by the staterun Pars news Georgia Democrat, became the first woman Wednesday: a “ pill pusher” or a conscientious "Some people are driving through but 1 wouldn't," one Hampshire said Friday the Nuclear Regulatory Com­ agency, said the air strikes were IVIassarliuHetlH, R hode island and C on n erliru l: physician who did the best he could to enter the U.S. Senate. She served briefly mission has accepted its application for an operating Reports progress order^ in retaliation for recent man said Fair weather through the period. Daytime highs will be with a “ problem patient.” for president by appointment. license for the $3.6 billion Seabrook nuclear power plant. Iraqi air and artillery attacks "It's a mess.” Fowler village clerk Winifred McKean in the 60s. Overnight lows in the 40s. By midday Friday, Criminal George Page, Kennedy Space Center apace shuttle director, said. "Everybody is helping everybody else pump out The acceptance formally marks the beginning of the said Friday that tile replacement on the orbiter Columbia Is against Iranian “ civilian” targets in 3 Maine, N.H.: Chance of showers north Monday. Court Judge Bemie Weinman had last regulatory hurdle for the controversial power plant. and around Abadan. ANKARA, Turkey (UPI) - scheduled to accommodate the their basements. " ^ Otherwise fair weather through the period. Highs from dismissed eight of 50 prospective progressing at a good rate, following a recent fuel spill which Michigan officials said it would be several days before Seabrook’s first unit is now about 53 percent complete Both Iran and Iraq, at war for the Millions of Iranians voted Friday in heavy turnopt, the radio said. the mid 50s to mid 60s. Lows from the mid 30s to mid jurors he called the first day of the damaged the tiles. Page also suggested the next Columbia they could make an accurate accounting of the damage and is scheduled to begin operating in Feb. 1984. The se­ last 12 months, reported a major the country’s third presidential elec­ Results of the presidential elections Flight postponeij 40s. trial. Six were excused because of caused by 9 inches of rain that poured on the state cond unit is only about 9 percent complete and is flight will be set for early November. The flight Is being delayed battle over the weekend in the dis­ tion since Ayatollah RuhoIIab will not become official for several hardships the trial would cause. scheduled to begin operating in May, 1986. Vermont: Partly cloudy Monday. Fair Tuesday and from the Oct. 9 date set earlier this year. puted Abadan region with each side Khomeini took power. days but initial results could be dis­ Thursday. CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (UPI) - It probably will Two were, dismissed because of A 10-county survey by Michigan State University Thousands have been arrested over the years during Wednesday. Turning milder through the period with Revolutionary guards gunned down closed Saturday. be early November before the damaged space shuttle highs in the mid 50s to mid 60s and lows in the mid 30s to possible bias. found crop losses of up to 70 percent in some areas. demonstrations against the Seabrook plant. More two anti-government protestors in In the southern city of Shiraz, Columbia is repaired and ready to make its second or­ mid 40s. Naomi Davis, 48, and Tommy Some cornfields in Monroe county had up to 4 feet of recently the opposition has turned to alternative energy fresh outbreaks of violence. revolutionary guards gunned dow.i bital test flight, launch director George Page said Carr, 41, were both dismissed after promotion and fights before regulatory agencies and the In the vote to replace slain Presi­ two Mojahideen Khalq guerrillas standing water Half the county's soybean acreage was Friday. courts. ' extensive questioning on their views flooded. He also saio the launch delay, which may amount to National forecast Terrorists bomb ship dent Mohammed All Rajai. Tehran and arrested two mope in the only about drugs and the way Presley Shiawassee County reported loss of 70 percent of its Public Service said the NRC has accepted its 21 clergyman Sayed Ali Khameini was election day violence reported so far about four weeks, will probably push the shuttle’s third died. dry bean crop and 60 percent of soybean acreage. volume application which will now be reviewed by the City & Fest Hi Lo Pep Los Angeles pc 71 66 25 expected to win a landslide victory by the radio. orbital test flight from mid-January into February. But 43 Mrs. Davis, a Memphis clerk, said MADRID, Spain (UPI) - m om en t o f the e x p lo sio n an coast in a six-month operation to Harvesting in many areas was near a standstill. commission staff. Public hearings will be held on the Albuquerque cy 68 57 .14 Louisville pc 78 after Thursday’s withdrawal of The report said four other overall, he said, the mishap will have little impact on Anchorage pc r 44 San Diego pc 65 pressed by electing a president,’” clergymen that a low turnout would The 25-memher commission adopted a series of Honolulu pc 88 76 San Francisc c 80 56 defense attorney said. “ You come to saying he represented Basque brought flooding under control. The Four hours before the explosion, 0 74 30 San Juan r 91 79 (Tehran radio said, in a broadcast be seen outside Iran as a setback to recommendations on public housing policy that will be Indianapolis pc gaping breach was patched and the youths tossed a small bomb near Jacksn Mss. pc 92 70 Seattle r 58 47 some conclusion, however terrorists claimed responsibility for monitored in Ankara, Turkey. the Islamic republic. Many people presented to President Reagan in an interim report at Jacksonville pc 89 63 Spokane r 71 52 .10 tenative.” blast in the northern port of San­ vessel was towed to dry dock. police headquarters in the Basque 88 67 Polling stations were to remain told radio interviewers they voted the end of the month. • Kansas City c 73 37 Tampa pc Mrs. Davis nodded affirmatively tander and warned a second would The Marques de la Ensenada was city of San Sebastian during a police 30 Doy PrecipitotionOutlook | Las V^as pc 74 60 .04 Washington pc 87 57 21 open three hours later than “ because the Imam ordered" it. Direct federal subsidy dollars should be provided to Little Rock c 87 54 .19 Wichita c 73 48 as Neal asked her reaction to the be made against a ship at sea. one of two destroyers and eight festival. Police said the youths people, not to (houslngl units," the report said. “ 20-20” program. The ship’s captain said that at the frigates patrolling Spain’s northern belonged to E TA. 1 Commission chairman William F. McKenna, a Los 30-day Angeles attorney and veteran of several Republican ad­ ministrations. .said. "We re setting a new course." outlook More biacks jobiiess The commission's goal is to "give th^j r esident op­ Unemployinent C ABOVE NORMAL^ T h e National France seeks tions, " he said, and bring federally a s ^ e jd housing ABOVE Lottery programs "into conformity with the president's basic Weather Service's 30- Rate: fiscal and monetary program. " day outlook for Oc­ Adoption of the proposals would mean replacing tober Is for 7.5% U P 0.3% federally assisted housing projects — already being temperatures to Numbers drawn Friday 3948. spy swap deal Unemployment 7.5% in New England: Rhode Island daily: 5912. in September phased out by the administration — with a housing BELOW NORMAL average below voucher system to deliver rent subsidies directly to Connecticut daily: 052. “ 4-40” Jackpot: 20-16-04-26. -AduR M .n: seasonal normals over PARIS (U PI) — France is seeking to swap an East WASHINGTON (UPI) - The “ It is particularly disquieting rate, and marked the highest rate tenants, much as food stamps are delivered. ‘‘Play Four” number: Maine daily: 911. 6. 2% the lower Great Lakes, German general jailed ,a^ as Communist spy for a major nation’s unemployment rate inched since President Reagan's policies since the 7.6 percent level in May. Eligibility lor the housing vouchers would be limited 5537. Vermont daily: 777. UP 0.3% T the Northeast, and Soviet dissident such as Anatoly Shcharansky, French up to 7.5 percent in September, with have been in place for months," The department's quarterly to those with Incomes 50 percent or less of the area me­ ABOVE’ New Hampshire daily; -Adult WofiMit: government sources said Wednesday. nearly 8 million Americans looking Reuss said, adding that it appears report on so-called “discouraged dian income, and to people displaced by actions beyond most of the middle and - 6.8% In Bonn, officials said that although West (Jermany for work and another 1.1 million too the “ country is being greeted by a workers” — those who have stopped their control, or who already live in inadequate or public south Atlantic Coast UP 0.3% had freed East German spy Guenter Guillaume discouraged to try, the Labor recession.” seeking new work because they can­ housing with rents more than 50 percent of their income. October 1 to States as well as much -B la c k .: Thursday to get its own agents out of Communist jails. Department reported Friday. The 16.3 percent level for blacks not find any — showed 1,050,0()0 peo­ Local communities should decide whether low-income of Washington and ie.3% October 31,1981 East Germany had failed to free as many Westerners as ‘The rate was the highest in five was up slightly from the 16.2 percent ple who are not included in the housing is "decent." the report said. "Recipients of Oregon. UP 0.1% Oota: hoped because of publicity surrounding the swap. months, and unemployement among figure for last month, the depart­ overall unemployment statistics. housing assist.ince payments should be required to oc­ Above normal -Hlapanica: NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE Almanac “ Some people will unfortunately stay a little longer blacks hit a new high of 16.3 percent ment reported. It was a slight increase from last cupy standard housing. " it said. i averages are indicated 0.3% F o r b lacks aged 16-19, the quarter’s 1,018,000, but still below under wraps in Elast Germany,” said Egon Franke, since the department began keeping D O W N 0 .4% for central and Minister for Inner German Relations. separate records on blacks. September figure returned to near the 1,115,000 in the first quarter of .-Taanaflcra: 30 Day Temperature Outlook southern portions of West German spokesman Kurt Becker said the swap 7.0 The report came a day after the July level, dropping from the year. both the Intermountain ie.3% August’s record of 50.7 percent to Total employment for the month By United Press International set in motion by Guillaume’s release should be wrapped President Reagan told a nationally ■V Region and the Great up soon. Some 30 agents were released from East Ger­ UP 0.6% televised news conference his 40.2 percent. declined sharply, falling 675,000 to DiFazIo in race » Bl .BELOW Plains and also for the Today is Saturday, Oct. 3, the 276th day of 1981 With 89 man jails in return but it was not the full number -Minority economic program will create 13 “ Despite the over-the-month im­ 98.3 million, with virtually all the middle Mississippi to follow. promised, sources said. TaanaBcr.: million new jobs over the next provement, however, the rate for decline attributed to white workers, HARTFORD lUPI) — Wethersfield Attorney Lucien The moon is moving toward its first quarter. French government sources said the proposed swap ' 4 0.2% several years, but noted the un­ black teens remains much higher primarily adult women. DiFazio officially entered the 1st District congressional Valley and the south NEAR NORMAL The morning star is Mars. involving Elast (Jermbn spy Gen.. Heinz Zom was, not DOW N 10.6% employment rate might fluctuate in than any other worker group,” said Em ploym ent in construction, runoff Friday with more than a hint of bravado. Pacific Coast. 1 S 8 0 The evening stars are Mercury, Venus, Jupiter and the meantime. Commissioner Janet N o rw o ^ of the which had shown some growth in the " I feel like Rocky being asked to fight for the Elsewhere, near­ part of the Guillaume deal. Earlier reports leaked to the I B e lo w N o rm a l Saturn. Bureau of Labor Statistics. latter part of 1980 and early months heavyweight championship of the world,” he said. “ It normal temperatures press had said Zom was originally included in the swap. On Capitol Hill, chairman Henry Those born on this date are under the sign of Libra. The sources said France would like to exchange Zom The nation’s unemployment rate jumped to Reuss, D-Wls., of Congress' Joint The overall unemployment figure of this year, fell by another 20,000 in could be the biggest upset in the district's history.” are in prospect. Emily Post, American author and arbiter of etiquette, for a prominent Soviet dissident like Shcharansky, An­ 7.5 percent in September, the Labor Depart­ Elconomic Committee called the for September was 0.3 percentage September and has dropped 165,000 DiFazio-will be competing with Hartford Mayor Ann Precipitation is was bom Oct. 3, 1873. drei Sakharov or Yuri Orlov. ment reported Friday. new figures “ disquieting bad news.” points above August's 7.2 percent since April. Uccello for the GOP nomination. The Democrats so far : ABOVE NORMAL expected to exceed the On this date in history: Shcharansky, the most prominent Jewish disident in have left the field to Secretary of the State Barbara : n . n .-; median amount In the In 1922, Mrs. Rebecca Felton, a Georgia Democrat, the Soviet Union who is under a 13 year sentence for Kennelly. Northwest, the Great became the first woman to serve in the U.S. Senate. treason, has been in prison for 39 months. It won't be the first congressional campaign for Lakes Region and the In 1935, Italian Dictator Benito Mussolini launched an Sakharov, now exiled to Gorky, another prominent DiFazio He ran in 1976 and lost to the late Rep. William Southwest. In un­ attack on Ethiopia. Cotter. D-Conn.. by more than 34,000 votes. Cotter died Soviet dissident, is a Nobel Peace Prize winner. Solon says sailors roughed up October 1 to specified areas, less In 1962, Navy Cmdr. Walter Schirra, Jr., orbited the Orlov,' 57, a physicist and founder of the Helsinki Sept. 8 while serving his sixth term. earth almost six times in his Project Mercupi capsule DiFazio said if he doesn't win the nomination he hopes October 31,1981 than the median Human Rights Monitoring group, was sentenced to 12 and landed near Midway Island in the Pacific. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Cases of crowding. poor sanitary conditions, un­ "Other enlisted men, upon to primary Ms. Uccello. ; A. amount is indicated. years in 1978. . ... j Hollenbeck said many of the problems Data: In 1972, President Nixon and Soviet Foreign Minister Zom, 69, was captured in Lille in 1980 and jailed on "brutalities and misconduct” against derstaffing. theft and administrative dif­ questioning, told me of (incidents) "F a r be it lor me to let two women go into mortal result from housing sailors awaiting non- NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE NOAA Andrei Gromyko signed strategic arms limitation charges of acquiring secret blueprints of Western some sailors at the Norfolk, Va., Navy disclplinary action, such as new orders ficulties." during which individuals were hand­ political battle without an escort,” he said. agreements putting the first restrictions on the two weapons, including tanks and anti-tank missiles. base were reported to Congress Friday or discharge, along with those awaiting Hollenbeck based his report on letters, cuffed to chairs or bunks, verbally countries’ nuclear weapons. Guillaume’s exposure in 1974 forced the resignation of by Rep. Harold Hollenbeck, R-N.J. court-martial or civilian court phone calls and personal conversations abused, pushed around by MAs and West German Chancellor Willy Brandt. Those freed in In some instances, men were hand­ proceedings. with sailors. denied mess privileges," he said. the Guillaume deal included three agents jailed for life cuffed to chairs all night or handcuffed “ The most serious allegations related He said that when he toured Nimitz in the East, one of whom had served 13 years, and to bunks while beaten by guards, to conditions at Nimitz Hall involve mis- Hail, one sailor reported he had One petty officer said “ at times he / witnessed incidents “ where individuals witnessed individuals handcuffed to Quote Unquote Hollenbeck said in a report to a House ' treatment of naval personnel, particular­ “ several” other prisoners serving terms of 10 to 15 3 were tied down in chasers’ offices, chairs for entire nights. He saw in­ iilanfl|gBtFr Hrralli years, Franke said. armed services subcommittee. ly, but not limited to, those awaiting dis­ “ Some veiy difficult cases were solved, cases which The report said the incidents occurred ciplinary action,” the report said. where individuals were handcuffed to dividuals returning from meetings with U.S. home in 1990 could exceed $150,000. until now did not even come under discussion,” he said, at Nimitz Hall, a transient personnel unit “They include reports of beatings, bunks while being beaten and where in­ MAs showing signs 'o f being beaten, "All I’ll say is I can't imagine someone 40 years Official Manche$ter Nevptpaper indicating East Berlin had made fin offer Bonn could not at the Norfolk base housing about 900 physical and verbal abuse by chasers dividuals were detained for no apparent (bruises, cuts, etc.).’ ’ from now reminiscing fondly about having heard “ You've got to ask somebody older than I am to USPS 327-500 Vol. Cl, No. 3 refuse. sailors. (escorts) And masters-at-arms, over­ reason.” Blondie, or even the Rolling Stones, or — what was get an answer to that.” Published daily except Sunday and certain holidays by the name of that group the other day Clash. What — Muddy Waters, 66, the Mississippi-born could they say about it? 'Rem em ber the volume, tbe Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square,’ blues singer, when asked how his brand of Manchester, Conn. 06040. Second class postage paid at the flickering lights? Remember when we got high? music got started. Manchester, Conn. PO STM ASTE R : Send address I kind of doubt it.” changes to The Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, Miiitiamen foiiowing 200-year-oid footsteps — B(‘nny Goofiman, musician. (American “ We found that there was virtually nothing we did Heritage) Manchester, (Jonn. 06040. not need.” British by s^ . The American and visited by Rochambeau's troops — Caspar Weinberger, defense serrelary, on another 4S0 camp followers begin a celebration balls. Gilbert Hemple is an Army “It isn't exactly like climging Mt. Everest, But, To subscribe, or to report a delivery problem, call 647- PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI) - French armies laid seige to the town along the march. Residents will the reason the Pentagon is having a hard lime journey Oct. 10 through eight states Twd centuries have forced the National Guard colonel who sold nevertheless, it may be comparable to climbing the 9946. O ffice hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday After three years of preparations. provide them with three meals, a and numerous mock skirmishes modem-day soldiers to make some Rhode Island and its heritage com­ and the British were forced to sur­ making budget ruts. t h ^ g h Friday and 7 to 10 a.m. Saturday. Delivery Brigadier Gen. Gilbert Hemple is place to camp and indoor sleeping World Trade Center" before they join at Yorktown in tbe concessions. mission on the idea three yw rs ago render on Oct. 19, 1781. The action should be made by 5 p.m. Monday through Friday and by ready for a SSO-mile march to quarters such as school gym­ — Ed Koeb. mayor of New York, on winning pageant marking Washington’s vic­ They will make their weeklong and has been coordinating it since. guaranteed the success of the “ Hell, I don’t need the money. I want the glory.” 7:30 a.m. Saturday. Yorktown, Va., and the battle nasiums or armories. both ibe Republiean and Democratie “ It’s a way of relating to the Revolutionary War — Ted Turner, TV-sports tycoon, on his deci­ Suggested carrier rates are $1.20 weekly, $5.12 for one credited with ending the war for tory over the British army under the Journey in cars and Army National nominatiims — unpreeedented in city bialory — Benny Goodman Faye Daaaway general public the living history our The modem soldiers, iDcIuding sion expand his Cable News Network even month, $15.35 for three months, $30.70 for six months, American freedom. command of General Cornwallis at Guard trucks rather than by foot or in bis re-eleetion bid. nation has” and drawing attention to some French, French-Canadlens and The National Guard will supply 13 though the Atlanta-based service is losing $1 and $61.40 for one year. Mail rates are available on Hemple, 56, of the Rhode Island Yorktown, Oct. 16-19. horseback and the route south w ill Rhode Island’s role in this impor­ several descendants of Rochambeau buses and trucks, and gasoline to. m illion a m onth. request. Militia, will join the ranks of more For these patriots, it doesn’t be asfriuilt rather than dirt and "Listen, you got to have something, goin’ out tant battle, Hemple said. and his officers, have been assigned run them, to haul 18th century can­ than 1,000 “colonial m ilitia” and . matter the year is 1981 and the bat­ cobblestone roads or Indian paths. dealing with 270-pound linemen for a living. You "The single-family free-standing house is a General Rochambeau and his to five regiments representing the nons and equipment, first aid “ Joan can’t answer back." To place a classified or display advertisement, or to "French” reinforcements from 28 tle of Yorktown was won by the But the Oct. 10-16 event promises quit playing, but that doesn’t just go away.” peculiar development based on cheap capital, army of 6,000 troops landed in New­ original French units: Lauzun’s supplies, communications equip­ — Faye Dunaway, who plays Joan Crawford report a news item, story or picture idea, call 643:2711. states and Canada following the 200- colonials and their French allies 200 to rival the Bicentennial celebra­ — Jim Brown, NFL Hall of Fame running energy, land and materials.” port in July 1780 and stayed a year Legion, Bourbonnaise, Saintonge, ment and participants. Others w ill in the film “ Mommie Dearest,” explaining why Office bours are 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through year-old footsteps of Gen. George years ago. tion, with events planned in Rhode baek. on bow ibe violenee of pro football bas -7- Bruee Stokes, a Worldwaleh Institute before embarking on the le gen ^ ry Royal Deux-Ponts and Soissonnais. drive their own vehicles in the she had miagivings about portraying the late ac­ Friday. Washington and French General They are history buffs who will Island, Connecticut, New York, New affected Ills life. (Inside .Sports) researeber, predieting tbe median price of a new march. At Yorktown, the French Among them, the regiments will tress as a cruel mother. (McCall's) Count de Rochambeau. remember the past by reliving it — Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland Adm. de Grasse cut o ff any to the stop in 22 of the 44 towns and cities The five regiments of 200 men and from the march to the battles and and Virginia. Sa«SH^MaBSaBrtW?vrjp/

THE HERALD, oat., Oct 3, 1981 ~ .5 \ - THE HERALD, Sat.. Oct. 3, 1981 Rec offers Bids for MHS job late signups Hunt for State agencies " , i ‘ 1 .'V ' r The Manchester Recreation close to estimates Department will hold a late registration for ceramics, pottery, Bids for general renovations at enough to change the low bidder, escapee help employees sewing with knits, needlepoint, in­ Manchester High School are “very, Phillips said. termediate bridge, acrylic painting, very ciose’ to estimates, officiais Members of the Building Com­ coupons and refunding, and basic said Thursday. mittee will anaylze the bids this drawing. Eleven bids for the work were weekend and meet Tuesday to Those interested may sign up in opened Thursday afternoon. The award a contract, Phillips said. The resumes find new jobs person at the Arts Building on bids range from a low of $8,653,000 committee will set priorities on the Garden Grove Road, Monday Oct. 5 to a high of $4,550,200. Estimated alternates and decide which ones to through Thursday, Oct. 8 frorh 10 construction time goes ,from 872 Include at that time, he said. BRIDGEPORT (UPI) — The search for escaped con­ EAST HARTFORD (UPI) - Many of “ In terms of salary and benefits. I vict Daniel Bifield resumed Friday after the FBI ap­ a m. to 1 p.m. calendar days to 700 days. The base bids include more than the nearly 1,500 Pratt & Whitney Air­ don’t think there’s anyone here in this For further information contact The apparent low bidder for the $300,000 In fixed equipment costs. parently incorrectly identified a body as that of the craft Group employees who were of­ room that can compete with Pratt & the department at 647-3084 or 647- work is Custom Concepts Builders General renovations planned at reputed Hells Angels member, U.S. Attorney Richard ficially laid off Friday spent part of the Whitney,” he said. 3089. of Simsbury, which submitted a the school building include closing in Blumenthal said. day scouting and interviewing for new The salaried workers were called to a base bid of $3,653,000, with an es­ windows, modernizing and expan­ Bifield, once called “the mqst dangerous man In jobs. 10 a.m. meeting where they were told timated construction time of .450 ding science and Mustrial arts Connecticut” by federal prosecutors, has been the focus about vacation and severance pay and workrooms, remodeling classrooms The state departments of labor and days. of an intensive search since he and three other inmates economic development teamed up with that their medical benefits will expire in Brindamour Building Committee Chairman for special use and making exten­ sawed through bars and escaped Sept. 23 from the 30 days. ’The dental plan was cancelled sive renovations to the athletic P&W and about 30 private employers at Paul Phillips noted that the actual Bridgeport state jail. the company’s Aircraft Club to try and imm^iately. low figure could change because areas. Blumenthal said he was told by FBI agents in New Karen Prague, a salaried buyer at aids Perkins Preliminary work on the first match employees’ skills with work or job there are eight alternate items with York Hiursday that a body found floating in the East prospects. P&W for 2Vz years, attended the job fair phase of the renovations, the in­ separate bids. Five of those could be River was that of Bifield, described by law enforcement “ I have a lot of confidence I’ll be able hoping to get a lead on another position, Sue Perkins. Democratic can­ deducted from the base bid and stallation of a new roof, is under officials as “the most dangerous man in Connecticut.” although the fair mostly was intended for way. Bids on the roof came in about to find a job,” said Martin Poulin of didate for the Manchester Board of three could be added. “I was Informed yestentoy afternoon by the FBI that hourly workers with manufacturing Education, has appointed William $200,000 less than the connmittee had Middletown, who worked three years as The five possible deductions are his body was found,” Blumenthal said. “The bottom line a turret lathe operator at P&W. background. Brindamour as her campaign predicted.. Herald photo by Tarquinio an indoor-outdoor track, locker today is that Daniel Bifield is still at large and still a “It can't hurt." she said. ■ ■ manager and Dr. Daniel Burns as Phillips said the bids for the Poulin, 25, said smaller pumufacturers room renovations, cafeteria fugutive.” probably won’t be able to match the Like several of the employees inter­ her campaign treasurer. remodeling, a weight room and win­ general renovations are “right on However, Connecticut FBI agent-in-charge A.L. Friendship citation $10.20-per-hour pay he was receiving at Brindamour. a graduate of target.” viewed, she was optimistic about finding dows. The three possible additions Lacey issued a conflicting statement Friday “in work because she felt she had acquired Manchester High School, received ITie total project is budgeted for the United Technologies’ subsidiary, but are tiles, clocks and auto lifts. response to widespread reports alleging the death of Andrew O’Neill, bandleader from Ireland, presents Mayor marketable skills. She too was not sur­ his bachelor’s and master s degree $5.5 million, with $800,000 of that he said he hoped to make up the Because the bids are very close — Daniel Eugene Bifield.” Stephen T. Penny with citation from commissioners of difference in overtime. prised by the. layoffs. from the University of Connecticut. slated to pay for the roof. six under $4 million — additions or “At no time did the FBI or any representative of the Balbriggan, Ireland. O’Neill was one of 72 Irish visitors to "The rumors had been going on for at He is a teacher at Manchester High He was philosophical about his depar­ — : '’mild change the bid FBI make a written or oral staement confirming'that a Manchester this week as part of Friendship Force, an International ture. least a year and a half and if you dor,'; School. Brindamour is the second body recovered in New York City had been positively exchange group. vice-president of the Manchester “I knew when I went into Pratt & have a lot of seniority you expect it." she identified as that of Daniel Bifield.” said. Education Association and is also a Whitney that I was a number and when I Lacey said Bifield was “still at large” and he agen­ left I’d be a number,” Poulin said. member of the Political Action Workshops slated cy’s “intensive investigation is continuing.” P&W Employment Manager William 3 Committee of the Connecticut Blumenthal said he didn’t know who within the FBI Education Association Bourque said about 125 employees had had first determined they had recovered Bifield’s body registered by late morning. Many were A ir m useum Burns, who practices Herald photo by Tarquinio and said no federal officals from Connecticut were on Four deny charges ophthamology in Manchester, has interviewed by representatives from the scene. smaller firms who set up makeshift been active in education. He has Parting smile at women's center “As to the reasons why the identification initially oc­ served as chairman of two Board of stations at folding tabies in an adjoining opens again curred, there may have been some slippage of the room. Education Citizen s Advisory Com­ Town Clerk Edward Tomkiel presents a gift employee. Mrs. Laise was honored with a The Women’s Center of “ Women in Transition’’ transmittal of information or some initial and tentative of insurance payoff mittees: the High School Renova­ About 200 of the 1,485 employees who WINDSOR LOCKS (UPII - Officials to Bertha Laise, an assistant town clerk who luncheon attended by her friends and co­ Manchester Community College will workshops will help participants in­ misidentification,” he said. * were idled were salaried employees and tion Committee and the Long Range present a number of free workshops volved in major changes — starting gathered Friday to dedicate the new retired last week after 28 years as a town workers. Bifield, his father Richard Bifield, 51, of Bridgeport, MIAMI (UPI) — Four New England three-yeqr government probe into the the rest were hourly workers. Most had Bradley Air Museum exhibition building, Planning Committee. for women beginning Monday. a new job, becoming single or and Samuel June, 52, of Bridgeport, were scheduled to Also serving on Mrs. Perkin's men, including-a former Rhode Island 560,000-member union. less than five years seniority. Among which opens' to the public exactly two Commuunity members, as well as married or moving. For discussions be sentenced Oct. 9 by U.S. District Judge Warren G. That same investigation led to the in­ them were sk ill^ and unskilled machine campaign committee are Robert and new ideas on how to cope, at­ legislator, pleaded innocent Friday to years after a killer tornado demolished staff and students at the college, are Eginton. charges they took kickbacks from firms dictment in June of reputed underworld operators, welders and inspectors. Tardifl. 93 Arnott Rd., Marilyn invited to participate. Space is tend the sessions which will meet Hiey faced a maximum possible sentence of 40 years the facility. McCann. 151 McKee St , and Bettye Grocery store will reopen insuring members of the Laborers Inter­ kingpins Santo Trafficante, Anthony Union representatives said results About 300 state and local officials and limited, so advance registration is from 7 to 9 p.m. Thursdays. in prison and $2,000 fines on June convictions on charges “Big Tuna” Accardo and 14 others. from the last job fair staged to help the Kramer. 41 Campfield Road, and At- “Assertiveness Training’’ national Union of North America. members of the Connecticut recommended. of conspiring to obtain money by extortionate means A fifth man charged in the indictment Those 16 are scheduled for trial in March 1,000 P&W employees who were laid off tv Malcolm Barlow. 28 Harvard St. All programs will take place at workshops to aid individuals in lear­ and conspiring to assault a Bridgeport man, both in con­ Aeronautical Historical Association — reputed New England mob boss Ray­ 1982. in May were “negligible.” Another 590 joined Maj. Gen. John Freund, the adju­ the Women’s Center ’Trailer, located ning how to communicate feelings, nection with an alleged loan-sharking operation. TTie latest indictments charge the five employees were laid off in March and 240 of one Top Notch location thoughts and desires directly and mond L.S. Patriarca of Providence, R.I., tant general of the state, and museum between B Building and the Connecticut’s chief U.S. Marshal, Richard Maynard, is fighting extradition on health grounds with conspiracy in racketeering for in October 1980. Manchester Community College honestly without hurting others, will director Phillip O’Keefe at the unveiling. whose office was responsible for Bifield while he was in and was not arraigned. allegedly splitting hundreds of thousands “ I don’t look at it that way,” said A 90-piece band was on hand for the Library. be held Tuesdays from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Negro campaign A former Top Notch food store on the result of a dispute with Sweet pike was one of five Top Notch . federal custody and who knows him well, said Bifield The four arraigned before U.S. of dollars received from insurance com­ Bourque, who estimated as many as 70 ceremony. “ Women Returning to School” “ Career-Life Planning” East Middle Turnpike will reopen Life, a division on the Springfield stores closed in early September. was not the sort of man to turn state’s evidence. Magistrate Charlene H. Sorrentino were panies since the kickback scheme began percent of the employees have the The reconstructed museum opens starts with meal later this month under local Sugar Co., a wholesale grocery dis­ workshops will ,be offered Mondays workshops will be held beginning Maynard was responding to a reporter’s speculative in 1973. chance at another job. “I feel we make Another Top Notch store was on Oct. 13 from 10:50 a.m. to 12:05 p.m. Arthur E. Coia of North Providence, Saturday, the second anniversary of the ownership tributor. North Main Street in Manchester. from 7 to 9 p.m., starting Oct. 5. ’The question Friday suggesting the confusion surrounding Trafficante and Accardo were charged the facilities and opportunities available Roger Negro's campaign for re- ’The workshops will help individuals R.I., general secretary-treasurer of the Oct. 3 tornado which roared through Anthony Balboni of 152 Green "Our slogan will be ‘We challenge workshops are geared to students the ostensible discovery of his body was to provide a under the federal Racketeer Influenced for the employees:” election as treasurer will kick off Negotiations are under way for examine personal needs, values, in­ Laborers; his son, Arthur A. Coia of Windsor. Windsor Locks and Suffield. Manor Road has purchased the store the competition’,” Balboni said, who have just returned to school smokescreen for Bifield’s accepting protective custody. and (kirrupt Organizations Act. Richard Denicolo, a representative with a spaghetti dinner on Thursday. . the sale of the North Main Street terests or skills related ot work or Barrington, R.I., who is a business agent killing three people and leaving several and plans to open the grocery store “No matter who’s got what for a store and another former Top Notch after many years or are thinking of Maynard said there would be no point in Bifield par­ for the Rhode Island General Council of They are accused of giving or from Multi Circuits Inc., a Manchester hundred injured. Oct. 8 from 5 to 8 p.m. at the V.F.W. price, we will meet that price.” returning and are worried about the school. In addition, participants will ticipating in that kind of charade because he would have receiving unlawful kickbacks for gran­ manufacturer of electronic printed cir­ home, according to Walter Sinon. as Pic-An-Save, a full-service super­ store in Glastonbury, but details the Laborers; former Rhode Island state More than two dozen prized aircraft at Balboni said the store will be new demands. The workshops will set priorities an develop an action nothing to gain and Bifield wouldn’t do it in the first ting union-related business stemming cuit boards, interviewed eight Negro's campaign manager market. could not be confirmed. plan. Rep. Albert Lepore of Tiverton, and the museum was either destroyed or operated independently but will buy enable participants to share con­ place. from the union pension fund and in­ employees by noontime. He said one was Tickets, available from campaign Balboni said the store will employ Balboni is the former owner of To register for any of the Joseph Vaccaro, Jr. of Winchester, damaged at a loss estimated at about $40 40 to 50 full and part-time workers. supplies through the Springfield Gateway food stores in Vernon and cerns and successes. Gail Bums- He said as far as the marshals were concerned, Mass., trustee of the New England surance plans including life, vision and a good prospect and another man was a million. committee members and an tbe Sugar Co., "who will be our main Smith, registered nurse and an MCC workshops call Carol Jodiatls at the Bifield was a fugitive from Sept. 23 and his men are still dental. possibility. door, are $2 for adults and $1 for Balboni said he hopes to open the Enfield. He sold the stores last year Laborers International Training Fund The hangar that housed about 30 planes store in the week of Oct. 26. The supplier.” after more than 40 years in the student in the process of changing Women’s Center, 646-4900 extension looking for him and hoped to find him. Trafficante was charged with taking He said the biggest obstacle was had Its roof tom off by the tornado children l2-years-o\d and younger. 286, or stop by the center. and president of the National Group In­ store closed Sept. 5. reportedly as The store at 725 E Middle Turn- grocery business. careers, will lead the group. surance Co. kickbacks as an associate of union of­ matching salaries. Denicolo said be in­ winds. The dinner is "all-yon-can-e.'it " terviewed one woman who had been paid Negro is running unopposed Hie fifth defendant is Patriarca, 73, ficials, not as a union official. He is free Two years later, some of the planes 3rd juror picked who faces an Oct. 13 removal hearing in on $125,000 bond. $20,000 as an electronics technician have been restored and others purchased Providence. He is ailing from heart TTie 75-year-old Accardo, reputed elder trainee at P&W. He said his firm would for display at the new 35,000 square foot C New main flushed; problems and diabetes, and his lawyer statesman of the Chicago mob, is free on pay about $14,000 for a trained person. building. Tech architect C alendars claims he can’t endure the stress of $100,000 bond. in Purolotor case travel to Miami or a trial. guest speaker All five are free on $50,000 personal WATERBURY (UPI) ■— A third juror was chosen surety and $50,000 corporate surety bond. The Parents-Student (.’lub of looked like geyser Friday for the trial of two men charged with killing Hieir trial has been set for Nov. 16 in Howell Cbenev Technical School ftn(?^evRns p r o d u c t s com pRnv Andover MCC events three Purolator Security guards in a bloody 1979 Miami before U.S. District Judge Alcee Shopping tips will have ,Iohn F. Urbanetti. What may have looked like a If the pipe has no leaks, it is then Hastings. But the government filed a arcbitectural project manager for commando-style heist. Moncliiv geyser on South Main Street disinfected with chlorine, which sits Jacqueline G. Compe, of Woodbury, a cosmetics motion Friday to consolidate the trial of Martin Sloane explains how to save PRICES IN EFFECT THROUGH OCT. 31st T the school construction, as guest money at the grocery store — every Town Clerk, 7 p.m.. Town Office Building. -'-'"^lanChesler Community College offers this calendar Wednesday afternoon was actuallv . lor a day in the pipe. The pipe is then saleswoman, was s e a t^ on the jury in Superior Court. the five with the trial of 16 others in­ speaker at its mi'cling Wednesday Tax Collector, 7 p.m.. Town Office Building. of events in theintCMist of the community. All the MCC- the flushing of a new town water flushed and tested for bacteria, a dicted in June. Wednesday and Saturday in his “Super­ at 7:30 p m in the school cafeteria. She also became the third woman juror for the trial. Assessor. 7 p.m.. Town Office Building. sponsored activities listed below are open to the public main being prepared, according to process which is repeated until a Hie five were indicted by a special market Shopper” column in The Urbanetti. an associate of the Jeanne L. Derwin, 48, a medical sacretary, and and many are free of ch^ge. Frank Jodaitis, water and sewer zero count is reached, he sad. grand jury Sept. 23, as the resqlt of a Manchester Herald. architectural firm of Fletcher. Christine M. Mongelluzzo, 59, a housewife, were chosen IVIoniluy, O ol. 5 \ department administrator. ’The town is conducting several Hiursday for the panel. y Thomp.son Inc will present color Project Help — Basic Cterical Skills training. ’The new main, wlwh Jodaitis said water projects in the area, including drawings of tbe .school expansion in­ The process of choosing 12 regular and four alternate 2j Bolton Project Help — Janitorial Maintenance Skills was completed las^’Thursday, runs the cleaning and lining of an existing cluding sketches of the finished jurors for the trial of Donald Couture and Lawrence Training. from Judith and Diane Drives down water main which runs from near “Buddy” Pelletier Jr. was scheduled to continue at 10 DO IT YOURSELF AND SAVE product M onday Tests confirm Vifle Hackmatack Street on to South Fern Street down South Main Street Before Urbanetti's talk there will Tuesday, O rl. 6 a.m. Wednesday. Town Clerk; 7 p.m.. Town Hall. Main Street. to the intersection with Couture, 29, of Wallingford, and Pelletier, 38, of STORAGE BUILDINGS! he a brief business meeting. All Assessor/Building Official. 7 p.m.. Town Hall. Lunch: Hot open turkey sandwich, noon. Student Hackmatack, Jodaitis said. Center Dining Room, $3. Each new pipe is first flushed for Waterbury, each face three counts of murder in the parents and students are invited. Tax Collector. 7 p.m.. Town Hall. dirt and fijjed for pressure tests. ‘"There’s a lot of work going on Refreshments will be served. Dinner: German braised stuffed beef rolls, 6 p.m. Stu­ April 16, 1979, pre-dawn robbery at Purolator’s Water­ Sometimes when the lines are down there,” Jodaitis said. “We’re was used in slaying T iH -*fla\ bury garage where the three guards were slain and dent Center Dining Room, $5. almost done with the 13 miles we’re Board of Selectmen, p.m.. Community Hall. No Classes — ABCD Center. flushed, air is trapped in the lines nearly $1.9 million taken. during pressure tests, the water will going to do.” In addition to Couture and Pelletier, Couture’s es­ BRIDGEPORT (UPI) - Curcio. After the shooting, police Talk show guests 'riicrj-dav Wednesday, Oel. 7 spurt out like a geyser, he said. tranged wife, Donna Couture, 25, and Evelyn Vega, 28, Ballistics tests have con­ Curcio, 30, was arrested pursued the van on a WASHINGTON 'UPIl - Guests Board of Library Directors, 8 p.m., Bentley Memorial Lunch: Fricasse of veal, noon. Student Center Dining Pelletier’s girlfriend at the time of the robbery are firmed that a rifle found in three days aRerIhe slaying highspeed chase through on Sunday’s network interview Librarv. Room, $3. charged in the case. Hie two women will be tried at a woods in Trumbull was and charged with murder Trumbull and to the programs: Soccer: MCC vs. Springfield Technical Community later date. used in the Sept. 19 slaying and conspiracy to commit backyard of Gustave Cur­ — Defense Secretary Caspar College, home, 3 p.m. Police Olympics of reputed mobster Frank murder in Piccolo’s death. cio’s home but the two Weinberger will be interviewed on Manchester Piccolo, police said He is free on $125,000 bond. gunmen got away as police Thursday, Oel. 8 Friday. Curcio’s brother, Fran­ waited for backup help. CBS's "Face the .Nation" at 11:30 Lunch: Old fashioned macaroni and cheese with ham, Police Lt. Arthur cis “ Fat Frannie” Curcio, Police theorize the rifle a.m. EIJT M onday noon. Student Center Dining Room, $3. KofC plans fund —Senate Armed .Services Com­ Parking Authority, 8 a m.. 975 Main St. scheduled today Buchanan said there was is a reputed member of the was thrown from the van mittee Chairman John Tower. R- Planning and Zoning Commission, 7:30 p.m,. Friday, Oel, “absolutely no question” Vito (Jenovese crime fami­ as it headed toward Cur­ BUY NOW AND SAVE! Texas, will be interviewed NBC's Municipal Building hearing room. Dinner: Chinese night, 6:30 p.m.. Student Dining for human needs that the .30-caliber semi­ ly, the FBI said. cio’s property. Build your own beautiful, affordable w(x>d storage building at a super Meet the Press" at noon EDT. Historical Society Executive Board. 7:30 p.m.. Room, $3. All those on-the-job foot chases competition, according to Frost. automatic rifle was used to low price! You are guaranteed enough material to finish your build­ -Form er Defense Secretary Municipal Building Coffee room. Stairwell Gallery 1980 exhibition of Gigi Laurent and and wrestling matches may pay off ‘"They’re not necessarily the best NEW HAVEN (UPI) — Hie Knights of Columbus said kill Piccolo, 58, outside a ing! Store your outdoor equipment & furniture, pool supplies gar­ Harold Brown will be interviewed large paper works by Gail Edmonds this weekend when police from athletes in the state,” he said of the Friday it will set up a fund to provide the pope with telephone booth on a down­ den tools & more! (Floor extra.) on AB(,"s "Issues and Answers" at Tin-sday Clark-Schuldmann Duo, piano and cello, Hartford across the state gather today for the participants, “but we’ll get together about $1 million a year to meet human needs and special town street comer. MANY OTHER STYLES & SIZES AVAILABLE - ASK US» Comment session, 9 a.m.. Municipal Building, direc­ third annual Police Olympics at S50 OFF AU O 'xr - S100 OFF ANY 12 x8’ 08 U86ER MODELS noon PHOT Road Campus at 8 p.m. free. and give it a try.” appeals throughout the world. Buchanan said the tests laCEFTKONOMTlARMI tors' office. Manchester High School. ’The public is welcome to attend Hie New Haven-based Knights said its Supreme Coun­ were conducted at the Iac.\ Building committee, 7:30 p m.. Municipal Building, Saliirday, Oel. 10 Organized for the first time under cil voted to transfer $10 million to a reserve account, state police ballistics Programming in BASIC, 742, 9:30 a.m. H211. the event, which is free. The swim hearing room. the banner Connecticut Police competition begins at 10 a.m., formally estabUshing “The Knights of Columbus — laboratory in Hartford. OPEN DAILY Hockanum River Linear Park Committee, 7:30 p.m.. Soccer: MCC vs Dean Junior College, away, 2 p.m. 455 HARTFORU RD. ! QUALITY GARAGES! Emanuel Athletic Association, the par­ wei^tlifting at 10:30 a.m., and Vicarius Christi Foundation.” Piccolo was a reputed Sam to 9pm Municipal Building probate court. ticipants will compete in track and Monday, O rl. 12 track and field at 11 a.m. Some of the money will be used to help bishops in the lieutenant in New York’s MANCHESTER 643-52301 women Board of Directors, 8 p.m.. Senior Center. Columbus Day — Holiday. field, swimming and weightlifting United States and Canada finance church construction Carlo Gambino crime 3 events for individual and team T liiirs d a y projects, the 1.3 million member Catholic men’s family who the FBI said Judge's' hours. 6:30 p.m.. Municipal Building probate Non-credit community services courses begin. Open trophies. New contract organization said. controlled loansharking CoTylenol to meet court. on a space-available basis, advance registration is ’The individual competition will be The announcement commemorates the 100th anniver­ and gambling interests in necessary. For further information, call 6462137. divided into age groups — 29 and un­ WALUNGFOHD (UPI) - Union the city. He was shot by The Emanuel Church Women Conservation Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Municipal sary of the K nl^ts’ first directors meeting in 1881. tablets or capsules Reservations for lunch and dinners must be made in der, 30 to 39, and over 40. Team workers at the Judd Drapery and Other resolutions voted at the 100th anniversary two gunmen who fled in a will meet Oct 6 for the first Building coffee room. advance by calling 646-4900, extension 205. trophies, determined by total points, Hardware Co. approved a new meeting included steps to refurbish and identify St. maroon van. “The complete meeting of this fall .season. The will be awarded according to three-year contract Friday, aver­ Mary’s Oiiirch in New Haven as the Knights’ national Police said the rifle was meeting will he at 7:30 p m. in department size— 5 50 and under, 51 ting a midnight strike deadline. shrine and a proposal to re-inter at St. Mary’s the body found in woods off Wood- cold remedy” Luther Hall. to 100 and over 100. Hie new contract, approved 182-15 of the Rev. Michael J. McGivney, founder of the crest Avenue in ’Trumbull, The group’s theme for the year Strike over; recall unsure ’Hie annual event began three by members of Local 45 of the Knights, whose body is presently buried in a family plot about two blocks from the will be, "Know, Live, Share years ago among a small group of Amalgamated Silver Workers union, In Waterbury. Stratford home of Gustave Christ. " Tuesday's program will PITTSFIELD, Mass. (UPI) — A critical care,” said Massachusetts and 15 resigned to work elsewhere. statq police officers, according to provides wage Increases totalling 26 our rogular prico 2.69 be a presentation by the young 69-day nurses strike is over, but it Nurses Association spokeswoman ’The settlement is for an 11 percent Manchester patrolman Gary Frost. percent. people of the church who spent may be weeks before Berkshire Denise Sullivan. across-the . board pay hike this year Last year, the competition was TTie workers have been without a SAVE 500 several days knowing, living, and Medical Center gets back to normal. Hospital Vice President Gilbert and identical raise next year, expand^, drawing nearly 100 police contract since April 24 when their College receives grant sharing Christ at the Lutheran with this coupon Nurses and administrators met Guy said with the acrimony of a boosting top pay scale from $15,400 athletes from both in and out of last contract expired. NOW Youth Gathering at Purdue bitter labor dispute over, “we need state. Frost said. New divisions college to expand the progiam u.ur the Friday trying to figure how most of to $18,600. The manufacturer was sold in HARTFORD (UPI) - Central Connec­ next three years. The program, expected *1595 *1050 University this past July, the more than 400 nurses who to work out the details of a recall About half the nurses are paid at have been added to this year’s April to the -Newell Co. of Freeport, ticut State College said Friday it has CoW 2CAn-RE6.$1795 1 C^IR-REG $1150 to enroll 1,000 students by 1986, will be All mod.1. include M.y-to-tollow plan, and wi the quality material They will show slides of ac­ walked off their job July 25 before plan. We will schedule them back on top scale and will receive a one-time events and Frost said the group ni. The former owner was The been awarded a $816,000 grant to support tivities which took place in In­ duty but it will be 4 to 5 weeks hopes for a similar turnout. available to students in the college’s four neceMary to build your garage. All price, ere based on walerboard ratifying a new contract proposal bonus of 6.3 percent, giving them a Stanley Works of New Britain. a work-study program — the largest undergraduate schools, business, *2.19 ahaatbing. Other aiding., stylet end size, available at extra cost. diana and will siiig some of the Thursday will be recalled. before we can resume our normal 15 percent increase during the first ’The Police Athletic Association, federal grant this year to a New England oMm' (iplrM 10/S (Cement end (oundatlon not Included.)______songs that they learned. Claudia technology, arts and sciences and Hospital spokeswoman Pam routine.” year. which now consists of just an college. „ „ Circle arranged the program and The nurses accepted a 27month ’The agreement is retroactive to organizational committee, hopes to educational and professional studies. I Bruce said “we have to learn how The program, which enrolls 83 ’The New Britain college was the only will also serve refreshments. many nurses are returning and contract to end a strike that had left July 5. create a formal membership and The inside story students, alternates six months of study Valerie Norris, who was the county’s largest medical facility school in New England to receive the notify them formally, then we can hold individual meets throughout Jack Anderson tells the inside with six months of employment In MANCHESTER elected president of the women's operating at half its 383 bed capaci­ the year. Frost said. three year grant and one of only a dozen determine our schedule.” Now you know story in “Washington Merry-Go- students fields of study, said college OPEN SUNDAY 145 SPENCER ST. group in June, will conduct the ty- ’The Olympics provides the of­ nationwide. ,, "The nurses will be phased in as Round” — every day on the opinion president F. Don James. Hie program began in 1974 and has business meeting Mrs. Bruce said 31 striking nurses Jimmy Durante’s -nose was once ficers with an opportunity to meet ’The grant from the U.S. Department of j 8 a.m. to 0 p.m. I 649-0136 soon as the hospital can get the page of Hie Herald. enrolled about 100 students a year. patient census up. beginning in returned to work during the strike. insured for $140,000. outside the line of duty in friendlv Education will allow the four-year state ••n '!

(t ;^:^THE HERALD, Sat., Oct. 3, 1981 ;i:jifc„HEHALD, Sat,, Pel 3 J981 - 7 I Commentary / Athanson rolls out red carpet for Angels HARTFORD (U P I) — New Haven and the patrols. desired to serve the com­ without talking to me, as a new gang and the murders in Hartford in the trained to “ be a calming Mayor George Athanson Bridgeport. Several He said he met with the munity, then they should Sicaras said. “ It smacks to Angels might themselves past few months. influence” and had had no rolled out the “ red carpet” mohths ago, Stamford Springfield, Mass., Guar­ work with the police me of a breach of faith, a become the victims of Asked to comment on trouble handling gangs in Friday for the Guardian became the first Connec­ dian Angels’ leader, John department through the publicty-seeking stunt.” street violence. Sicaras’ fears, Sliwa said, other cities. Angels but the police chief ticut city to have an Angels Rivera, about plans for es­ police cadet corps or the Sicaras said he feared “ I ’m not sure we want to "That's ridiculous. -What “ We're in Los Angeles — repeated his opposition to chapter. tablishing a chapter in poliefe auxiliary,” said the city’s two street gangs terrorize the community or should we do, sit on the the gang capital of the the anti-crime volunteers, Meanwhile, Police Chief. Hartford and told him he Sicaras. — thie Savage Nomads and provoke these gangs sidelines until everybody country. We're certainly fearing they may George Sicaras said he was opposed the proposal. “ I ’m really disappointed the Ghetto Brothers — further,” said Sicaras, kills each other and then not Johnny-come-Iately to “ provoke” street gang “ disappointed” Sliwa was “ Our agreement then that this guy from New might “ perceive” the noting there have been 177- sweep up?” the gang scene,” said Mob control of labor serious threat violence. going ^ e a d with plans for was that if they truly York took these steps youthful Guardians Angels gang-related shootings or He said the Angels were Sliwa. special significance, in light of the automatic transmissions that Curtis Sliwa, who WASHINGTON - Attorney the International Brotherhood of Reagan administration’s ties to sometimes slipped from “ park” to founded the Guardian General William French Smith has Teamsters, Hotel and Restaurant Cleveland Teamsters official Jackie “ reverse” with understandably dis­ Angels subway and street announced that the Justice Depart­ Employees Union, Laborers Inter­ ALL FOOD MART STORES OPEN SUNDAY 9 A.M. TO 4 P.M. .TN7HEs?^RE"wHfLSp?v'^LTsTs^" Presser. “There are organized astrous results. patrols in New York City ment will make street crime its No. national Union of North America crime figures or close associates of and established chapters in 1 target. But the war on muggers and the International 26 other U.S. cities, said he Jack Anderson organized crime figures in virtually Longshoremen’s Association are Transportation Department safe­ received Athanson’s Your Best Food Buy is at Food Mart! should not blind the attorney general every Teamster organization in the ty watchdogs had concluded that the to the need for attacking the completely dominated by organized Washington Merry-Go-Round enthusiastic support 'fo r Cleveland area,’’ the report transmission was involved in more Shop the store that gives yoii more everyday of the week! ^ wholesalers of crimes. crime," the report states. patrols in a Hartford WALOBAUM’S charges. than 6,000 accidents, which caused meeting Monday. Organized crime has become the The report’s authors noted U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF For some reason, the strike force 140 deaths and 1,700 bodily injuries. “ This is one of the first nation's third-largest industry. The gloomily that "the officials of these FRESH MEATY report has been gathering dust at Two days before his decision, times we’ve been given the BONELESS SHOULDER Mob has taken over legitimate unions are firijily entrenched; there PORK LOIN the Justice Department for four Goldschmidt received two boxes of red carpet treatment,” Food Mart businesses and infiltrated labor un­ is little hope of removing them by a Center Cut years. But Sen. Orrin Hatch, R- Ford documents that supported the Sliwa told reporters LONDON BROIL ions. free election process.” afterward on the steps of Of all the Chicago unions, "the points out, “ the most significant Utah, has also obtained a copy, and safety experts’ claims. PORK With union pension funds rapidly The report concentrated on City Hall. “ I ’m used to the or ROAST result of organized crime influence is reviewing labor’s links with the becoming the largest pool of such mobster infiltration in Chicago and most striking and dramatic flea bag treatment. I ’m over the labor unions is the resulting Mafia. Despite this, Goldschmidt ruled CHOPS SHOP FOOD MART ... THE STORE private investment money in the na­ Cleveland, but concluded that evidence of the hoodlum element ... used to ignorant that Ford could avoid a costly recall THAT ALWAYS GIVES YOU MORE tion. their control by the underworld organized crime also has a substan­ is in the Laborers International," political influence.” politicians.” The report cites Cleveland as an by simply sending warning stickers ANY DAY YOU CHOOSE TO SHOP. poses a serious threat to the tial foothold in the New ’York City the report concludes. Two of the un­ A WORSE IDEA; One of the Sliwa, wearing the f t . 7 9 example: “ The Cleveland area is Carter administration’s farewell to car owners that would be stuck on ' 9 1 . 3 9 Go Home With More for Less Money. economy. area. ion’s important officials, A1 Pilotto Angels’ uniform red beret primarily an industrial community the cars’ dashboards. and white T-shirt, said he This should come as no surprise to In fact, the report states, and Vincent Solano, "also hold a gifts to Big Business let the Ford U S D A CHOICE BEEF FRESH FRYING PRIMO FRESH MEATY "experienced investigators from the position of power in the Chicago syn­ in which the unions wield a tremen­ Motor Co. off the hook in what would wanted to recruit 24 to 30 anyone at the Justice Department. Since then, at least eight persons Boneless Chuck Labor Department list over 100 un­ dicate," according to the report. It dous amount of political power. have been the biggest safety- people for the Hartford PORK LOIN It was detailed four years ago in a have died in accidents traced to the Angels’ chapter. He said T o p Blade or BOX-O’ Italian ions with members of organized claims that they "are two of the five Corrupt union leaders are able to induced recall in automotive still-secret 65-page report prepared the recruits would undergo Country Style lieutenant under Joey 'The Doves’ dictate their wishes to political can­ history. The effects of this decision faulty transmissions. Cube Steak or CHICKEN PORK by the department's oj-ganized crime or their associates in three months of training in didates. Judges and prosecutors are still being felt — with lethal 3 BREAST QUARTFRS crime strike force chiefs, Douglas positions of power.” Aiuppa. who controls the illegal ac­ self-defense, first aid and Stewing Beef 3 LEG QUARTERS RIBS A survey of 750 Ford owners in 1 WINGS .3 GIBLET PACKS SAUSAGE Roller and Peter Vaira. Their con­ In Chicago, "the syndicate’s in­ tivities in the city.” Pilotto, says the must curry their favor.” Through results. the law but the timetable San Francisco, Minneapolis and clusions are'-still valid today, accor­ fluence is not only heavily concen­ report, controls "Laborers Inter­ this power of the unions, "organized Last New Year's Eve, then- wasn’t firm yet because Washington, D.C., showed that only s e ding to an update by my associate trated but disciplined," the secret national president Angelo Fosco.” crime has a- definite say in the Transportation Secretary Neil “ with the weather we’ll 49 had bothered to stick the com­ Tony Capaccio. report states, adding: "The control Mob control of unions would be political and. economic life of the Goldschmidt overruled his safety need to find an indoors pany’s warning label on their "A majority of the locals in most comes directly from the top of the bad enough if it were limited to the city,” the report concludes. experts, who wanted to recall nearly facility for training.” COLONIAL SMOKED SEMI-BONELESS FRESH MEATY BONELESS . unions themselves. But as the report One citation in the report bears 10 million Fords with defective dashboards. Sliwa also said he hoped RIB END major cities of the United States in Chicago organization." Half Hams lb M . 8 9 PORTION l b 5 2 . 1 9 FRESH to establish' chapters in Pork Loin PORTION COLONIAL MAPLE or SPECIAL.CUT FREIRICH * _ _ _ PORK LOIN “PickYour Own” FreshProducel Lean Sliced Baconpkg;^1 .5 9 Smoked Tongue lb^2 .3 9 SIRLOIN FRESHNESS IS OUR BUSINESS! And our Guest editorial HILLSHIRE FARMS OKTOBERFEST. FREIRICH-U.iS.D.A. CHOICE-THIN CUT picky-picky-picky produce experts are ready Talk won't CHOPS with the greatest display of bulk produce CBIA: Polska Kielbasa LB.^2 .0 9 Corned Beef BRISKET lb.^2.19 END CUT anywhere. Come in and pick what you need PERDUE MEATY ROASTER RICH'S THIN SLICED BONELESS. . . . a iittie or a iot. This is not time be enough Drumsticks l b 8 9 ^ Turkey Cutlets lb^2 .4 9 "IDEAL FOR BRAISING or SOUP" BONE IN ARMOUR * Peraro PRICES EFFECTIVE SUNDAY, By Helen Thomas Beef Short Ribs M .6 9 Meat Weiners 1LB. PKG. I *30 OCTOBER 4, THROUGH LOOK W HAT UPl White House Reporter SATURDAY OCTOBER 10. for party politics FOOD CLUB Food Mart-Grade A"* WASHINGTON (UPI) - Presi­ BOUNTY Food Club By Ralph Capecelatro In reality, it is inaction on wrong Chunk Light dent Reagan says he will use his FRESH Chairman, Republican State Social Security, not reform, elevated position as a “ bully pulpit” TOWELS Mushrooms VvHITE DESIGNER STEMS 6 PIECES TUNA Central Committee which threatens the elderly. to rally Americans in the fight HARTFORD (UPI) - ASST or DESIGNER IN OIL or WATER LARGE A OUNCE CAN Reform will mean minor against crime and to his side on State Labor Commissioner JUMBO ROLL 6V? OUNCE CAN BUYS AT FOOD MART Simply put. Social Security is hardships for some Social touchy social issues. P. Joseph Peraro’s deci­ sion to allow air traffic ALL THIS WEEK! going broke. Security recipients. Inaction will He told an international gathering controllers to collect un­ This should come as no sur­ of police chiefs in New Orleans, mean bankruptcy of our entire employment benefits was a prise. For the past several “ We will use the 'bully pulpit’ of the FOOD CLUB m MOTT'S Social Security system. misinterpretation of state 60Z. DOZ. presidency to remind the public of years. Social Security has been Inaction is what we have seen law, a spokesman for a Tomato Paste CAN 4 for’^1. Apple Sauce 15 0Z. JAR 4 3 " JUMBO HEAD NATIVE MASS. SNaWHITE using up its surplus funds by the seriousness of this problem and Connecticut business group SUNSWEET to date from Congress. Eager to 16 OZ. 21 OZ. FRESH CAULIFLOWER the need to support your efforts to said Friday. CAN paying out more in benefits than damage the president’s image Large Prunes PKG. ^1.09 Apple Pie Filling 8 3 " SEVEN- it takes in from Social Security combat it.” Peraro’s decision “ is an FRIEN^ A A A LIBB>rs 2 FLORIDA AVOCADOS and paralyzed by outcries from undermining of the prin­ 46 OZ. taxes. Theodore Roosevelt described the Pea Beans 16 OZ. CAN ' ~ 69^ Tomato Juice CAN 7 9 " UP 1 LB. BAG FARMER BROWN an ill-informed public. Congress presidency as a “ bully pulpit” and ciples of our unemploy­ What is absolutely shocking, Regular or Diet has failed to take any steps to ment compensation 2 LITER BOTTLE FRESH SPINACH the way to focus attention on issues FOOD CLUB CALIFORNIA VINE RIPENED however, is the speed at which system, and unless the HOSTESS Dole prevent the bankruptcy of ^cia l of concern. Some presidents have SWEET CANTALOUPE Social Security is going broke. Security. decision is overturned on PASTA used such a forum more effectively Chocolate REGULAR S THIN Pineapple CONN The program is now using up its appeal, it sets a very grave PLUS As a result, the president has than others, but all have tried. SPAGHETTI or IN JUICE DEPOSIT POUNDS precedent,” said Kenneth WESTERN BARTLETT PEARS reserves at the incredible rate of been forced to propose David Gergen, White House direc­ Cupcakes ELBOW MACARONI SLICED. CHUNKS or .0. Decko, president of the MUl Tl ■ 8 COUNT PKG 1 LB PKG CRUSHED $12,300 per minute. And the borrowing from other Social tor of communications, also told RAGU (k>nnecticut Business and 5 '"'“newcrop^^ GRAPEFRUIT largest part of the program. Old Security funds to boister OASI. reporters that Reagan plans “ to Industry Association. speak out forcefully” on controver­ Age and Survivors Insurance the problem is that this will only He said the association Spaghetti (O AS I), is losing money even sial issues — issues such as abortion '“ will explore all available 3 native^maI s FRESH CARROTS postpone the bankruptcy of OASI A A DUNCAN HINES and school prayer where the so- options, including court ac- faster, at the rate of $18,800 per for a few months. In addition, it called “ New Right” feels that he tion and legislative Yes Detergent CON’TaT n ER ^1.69 Brownie Mix 23 OZ. PKG. M .2 9 ASSORTED VARIETIES 5 YOlfklTATE YELLOW ONIONS minute. In fact, if nothing is will further aggravate the finan­ has abandoned them. modifications to existing DOG FOOD 32 OUNCE JAR 12 02. PKG. done to reform the system, OASI POLISH or KOSHER DILLS cial difficulties of the still sol­ Although some of the issues “ stir state unemployment com­ 6 SNO WHITE MUSHROOMS will be bankrupt in October of pensation statutes, to Vlasic Pickles azoz jar 99" Ken-L-Ration PACK M .6 9 vent health care and disability deep emotions and are divisive,” 1982. eliminate any ambiguity ASSORTED VARIETIES-14 OZ. CAN ^ AAA s f 1 9 funds. Gergen said Reagan is not going to OXFORD 0 NATIVE'i?ASS GREEN CABBAG E When 'that happens, it will be which may have enabled Friskies Dinners To devise a long term solution, “ step away” from them. .the commissioner to rule in Kosher Dills 320Z.JAR 89" 3for89" too late for politicians to finally the president has called for the “ I think he’s going to march right the controllers’ favor.” FRESH NATIVE MASS. SQUASH SALE broach the sensitive issue of down,” he said, and added,’"The formation of a bipartisan com­ Peraro ruled this week FROZEN FOODS OALOREt NEW YORK STYLE DELII BUTTERNUT-ACORN ■Social Security reform; it will mittee on Social Security president is going to Express himself the federal air controllers COLONIAL GLAZED BUTTERCUP HUBBARD be too late to talk about delaying the way he has in the past.” in Connecticut, who were FEFFERIDQE FARMS-ASST. VARIETIES , . BREYERS IMPORTED ICELANDIC (SLiCEOTOORDER) II Irc iln ifl B ra n d GOLDEN DELICIOUS reform. The only trouble is that LAYER CAKES 170Z.PKG. ’ 1#49 LB. cost of living increases or He cited gun control as one of the fired in August when they ICE BABY SWISS CHEESELB*2.39''"^^"'®|J‘g J AND PUMPKINS there is no reason to believe that ' went on strike, are eligible TOP FROST -8 OZ. CONTAINER ^ 1 0 reducing benefits by a small emotional issues, and said that CARANDO the Democratically controlled for unemployment com­ CREAM Reagan had reiterated his opposi­ WHIPPED TOPPING 2 for9 9 ^ ALL FLAVORS GENOA SALAMI wlbM.59 HAM PRODUCE ITEM OF THE WEEK! percentage. When that happens, pensation. Peraro said his CARANDO WATER ADDED Congress will be any more tion as he had in the campaign. TOP FROST the 32 million Americans who ‘decision was based in part 16 OZ. o o o « g a l l o n HOT & MILD COPPA lb^I .79 NEW ENGLAND APPLE PIE SALE receptive to the committee’s Mostly, however, Reagan would CREAMER CONTAINER O FOR 0 9 M s 9 3 e depend on OASI funds will on an interpretation of the proposals than they were to like to use his “ bully pulpit” to BANQUET JACK & JILL OLD FASHIONED LB. Fresh Greening Apples receive no benefits whatsoever strike as a single, rather » 2 . 5 9 WIDE BOLOGNA LB 51.49 President Reagan's. spread his ideology and philosophy than a repeated, act of mis­ FRIED CHICKEN CASE OF because there will not be one ORE IDA CRINKLE CUT COLONIAL LEAN (WATER ADDED) Carando No solution the com m ittee can of how a government should operate conduct. Tropicana 20 LBS. POTATOES 320Z.PKG. M .0 9 COOKED HAM lb^ 2 .1 9 dime left in OASI to write a come up with will be painless and the role of the individual in The Federal Aviation Ad­ Italian MINIMUM GAYLORD CRINKLE CUT OUR BEST LEAN COOKED check against. society — values and possibilities ministration, which is Orange GREAT FOR PIES • APPLESAUCE OR ANY OTHER and any solution is liable to raise 80OZ.PKG. Mortadella With bankruptcy imminent, that typified early America. taking steps to keep un­ POTATOES M .6 9 ROAST BEEF TOORDEH 1. LB •2.29 DESSERT. RECIPES ON EACH BOX. outcry from those affected by TOP FROST - 10 OZ. PKG. ^ reform of the program is not an He has been preaching to the employment benefits from Juice VERY SHARP GIG ANTE the reform . But the fact is, 2 for9 9 ^ public since be moved into the White continuing in at least one BROCCOLI SPEARS 12 OZ. CAN PROVOLONE *60DAYs” lb^ 2 .9 9 •4 99 option: it is an imperative. TOP FROST without reform, the entire House on the evils of big govern state, has 21 days to appeal IMPORTED PART SKIM JARLESBERG ■ 9 LB. And yet, few Democrats in the PEAS & CARROTS 20 OZ. PKG. 69^ system will go under and along ment, especially the federal govern­ Peraro’s decision. CHEESE lb® 2 .9 9 DELICIOUSLY porcelain china Congress are willing to Decko said the air traffic SMOKED with it the financial security of ment. His oft stated dream is to rid CHICKEN LIVER or CHOPPED recognize this. They have controllers “ are either on THIS WEEK’S 32 million elderly Americans. Washington of all the reins of con­ HERRING lb^ 1 .8 9 Large latched onto Social Security as strike, or they were dis­ FEATURE! To prevent that, broad, bipar­ trol on services to the states. FRESH DAIRY DELIQHTSI SCALLION, VEGETABLE or WALNUT & RAISIN White Fish charged for repeated WHOLE or HALF the single political issue which CREAM CHEESE w l b •I .49 tisan reforms must be swiftly He also hopes to promote his view willful misconduct. In TROFICANAGOLD N' PURE Light n’Livaly SLICED ON REQUEST DINNER PLATE they can use to harm President Herald photo by Pinto V4 ONLY enacted. There is ho tim e to play ‘that despite intellectual progress, either case, the claimants ORANGE JUICE GAL. M .3 9 JUDEA KOSHER Reagan. Playing on public mis­ “ We must never forget, the jungle is -would be. rendered ineligi- SKINLESS FRANKS >•2.29 M i r e party politics with Social Securi­ WATERFALL IN THE OAK GROVE NATURE CENTER. QUART CONTAINER ■ LB. conceptions of the president’s always there waiting to take us -ble under Connecticut YOGURT 9 ty. 9 9 « PLUS law.” COLUMBO YOGURT ___ TAX reform proposals, they have ac­ over.” 8 OZ. CUP WITH EACH $5.00 PURCHASE State unemployment WALOBAUM'S PINEAPPLE cused the president of disregar­ Each Saturday The Herald “ Only our deep moral values and 12 OZ. SEE STORE FOR DEI AILS CUF HEALTH S BEAUTY AIDSI publishes a guest editorial.) our strong social institutions can fun^ “ are not intended to COTTAGE CHEESE 6 9 « ding the needs of the elderly. support claimants who hold back that jungle and restrain 3 P o ? l . AIM 'have voluntarily walked off APPLE JUICE oSuoN •1.19 40' OFF LABEL • 11 OZ. BOTTLE the darker impulses of human PFRT Toothpaste IMPORTANT NOTICE! Two sides to dollar their jobs,” Decko said. DORMAN Parkay n o r m a l . OZ. TUBE nature,” he told the police chiefs. “ Rather, the system is in- MOZZARELLA sozpkq. •1.09 SHAMPOO DRYorOILY • 1 . 5 » 8.2 CHINA GARDEN DISHES what happened here? MY GOD-' MARGA­ showed a deficit of more than $30 teqded to help those who FROMAQERIE _ m e SCENTEOorUNSCENTED- I.SOZ. RUSSIAN? Every silver lining has its cloud, eilQB ROLLON * 1.19 Because of outstanding sales we are ex­ are out of work through no BON BEL GOUDA boz p k q .45 RINE 9 U n B antiperspirant •1.39 and one appears to be fast billion or more. periencing out of stock difficulties. Please be fault of their own.” DORMAN 1 LB. PKG. 300 COUNT PKG. SCOPE U i r developing for the recently strong In the past, shortfalls in merchan­ He said the air traffic QUARTERS assured that we will have ample supply AMERICAN. Donald PROVOLONE 60Z.PKG. •1.09 Q-TIPS COTTON SWABS •1.49 Mouthwash U.S. dollar on international dise exchanges have usually been dontroUers “ willfully and before the holidays arrive. HlanriiPBtrr Hrralb SCHCWR'B MRREL CUR^ TABLETS 40 OZ. BOTTLE markets. Qraff more than balanced by income from deliberately engaged in an 25 COUNT PROGRAM WILL CONTINUE UNTIL JANUARY, 1982. GARLIC PICKLES “iiS"JAR •I .19 ALKA SELTZER PKG. •1.19 For a number of reasons, in­ intangibles, the return on in­ Celebrating 100 years illegal strike, and their » 3 -9 9 Syndicated continued absence from cluding most prominently con­ vestments and a. wide range of of community service Columnist American services that earn money Work in the face of strong tinuing high interest rates that have HTu" ifu i. ■ iTL.(T abroad. But that balance is also shif­ Founded Oct. 1,1881 warnings from the federal so KINO ARTHUR HEFTY TALL been pulling billions of loose change government constitutes a TOTAL from abroad into American banks, ting and is expected to fall many I" billions short of making up for this Publiahtd by th« Manch«tt«r clear case of repeated FLOUR CEREAL I”Kitchen Bags the dollar has been gaining value Publishing ^Co., Harald Squara. willful misconduct.” steadily in relation to most other ly are buying foreign goods for less. year’s trade deficit. Manchaatar. Conn. 06040. Taiaphona 5 POUND BAG 12 OUNCE PKG. 15 COUNT PKG. major currencies. Currently it has But there is another side to the So the price Americans are paying (203) 643-2711. now and possibly for some years to been hitting levels against the yen, coin now turning up and it is not Macnbar of Unitad Praaa Intar* come for their stronger dollar is a 1 .1 3 . mark and franc some 20 percent such good news. The strong dollar’ national and Audit Buraau of Ck- — ' WITH THIS COUPON AT FOOD WITH T H « COUPON AT FOOO I WITH T H « O O U P O t^ T FOOD I WITH THIS COUPON AT FG I MART GOOD SUN.. OCT 4 THRU H B U H L mounting debt to the rest of the oulaOona. The inside story MART. 0000 8UN.JOCT. 4 THRU I MART. GOOD SUN.. OCT. 4 THRU MART OOOO SUN . OCT._4 Tl; above its low point of three years also means that U.S. goods cost ( Mi'. ocf To LWil WE PK( ifflfflTn!! I SAT.. OCT to l im it o n e p r o wraCmf world. , SAT. OCT. ia UMh ONE BAO • If f f iL 'J B i . SAT., OCT. 10. LIMIT ONE FKO ^ ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER ago. more abroad and our trading I ONE COUPON PCRCUSTOMIR | peg CUSTOMER. ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER It is in the short trm a no-way-out k)tt Of to oth«f ffUtl o» whoi«Mt*f« Not rMponstbl* (of lypogriph'caljriph'Cal •rrof* •rrof* That is, of bourse, good news for partners are thus inclined to buy i««d ItamtoRwadlortMnotavPiaCiMma situation that may make dealing Hionard M. Diamond. Pubttahar American tourists whose money fewer of them. Dan Pitta. Editor with the budget deficit look alniost goes further abroad and for con­ This is already being reflected in Alax QkaW. City Editor sumers back home who theoreti'’ .-!- the trade balance that last year easy. MfMOttsrn i^Ts.sc.:,-.

' .1. . THb' HKHALU, Sat., Oct. 3, 1981 ~ 9 Mike Rogers

« " THE HERALD, Sat., Oct. 3, 1961 to Rangers Your neighbors' views ' . * ' v “ P a g e 11 What do you think of the legalization of marijuang? One goal nullified,

-^ ti O] 4 . . - ^ Tech in deadlock ■M'.' ;¥-J -»1, Two unbeaten Charter Oak scoreboard at the 15-minute mark as tion. The senior striker took a shot Conference squads met in miserable Tom Eaton slid an indirect kick which bounced off Cromwell keeper FV -il ' •- conditions yesterday in Cromwell hack to Paul Nowak, who slammed Dave Rose. It rebounded back to and when everything was over both an 18-yarder into the cage. ' him and Eaton deposited it into the sides remained undefeated — but "The ref near the ball said it was twine for the draw. It was Eaton's tied. a goal but the ref about 20 yards fifth goal of the season. 7"f(„ back of the ball said it did not take a "The first five minutes Cromwell f i.'» Despite having an apparent goal nullified, Cheney Tech came from complete revolution," remarked had five corner kicks but we didn't TINA LAVERTY, Tech Coach Paul Soucy, “It thought get down." Soucy cited, “After that m a h y w i l l i a m s . ELSIE CONE, KENNETH TREVITT, JOHN ANDERSON, BELINDA WINQ, 8HERREE WILLIAMS, JE R O M E WALSH, behind to deadlock the homestan­ Manchester; "It shouldn't we played an excellent game, I was Ne« Haven: "Doesn't Manchester: “Alcohol is Glastonbury: “I think it's M anchaatar: "T h e y Maiichaatar: “I don’t want New Haven: "It has Its Manchester: !“l really ding Panthers, 1-1, in COC competi­ it took at least two revolutions. I be legalized. It's bad and ..

"What type of person would ap­ with drug use." said Laurie Bianchi, marijuana usage are inconclusive, ’ Crossroads staff refused to take a preventing drug abuse is com­ By Nancy Thompson she said, in regard to the physical stand. munication,” Ms. Peterson said. Catholic girls on target herald Reporter proach our children, in Manchester, a theraputic recreation worker at and give them drugs? " one woman Crossroads. "You turn on the televi­ affects. Research has shown that “I’m going-lbo leave that up to the “Sometimes adolescents use drugs 3 l.ikf it or not. marijuana is part asked during the question-and- sion and you’re blitzed with adver­ long-term users tend to suffer from courts,” Director Elizabeth Peter­ in an acting-out way to say, 'Hey, 3 of the rite of passage." a youth answer portion of the program. tisements for taking something to ''burnout,” or lack of motivation, son said. “My concern id with pay attention to me’.” woi ker toUl :in audience of about 100 "Most people’s first experience sleep." and a decreased ability to concen­ prevention, not treatment.” sweeping Bulkeley, 10-0 si : ionts and their parents F'riday. with drugs is from frinds," trate, she said. The best method of prevention of Communication can also be an Jacqueline Mills, a Crossroads That permissive attitude toward all kinds of drug abuse, the staff effective tool among adolescents "| i.,,'riing to students in grades 4, 5 themselves, Ms. Peterson said in counselor answered. "It is pretty drugs has led to confusion among "As a parent, I would be most con­ emphasized, is communication. Five goals in each half powered Northwest Catholic at 3:15. three-goai hat trick to bring her (i tuid their parents, in the Mar- cerned about that,” she said. “For Students become involved with response to a question from a girl in iir. Sciioi'l cafeteria, three staff much a myth that there are older adolescents when they are faced East Catholic past Bulkeley High, "” We needed this win because we team-high total to eight goals. Liz people passing out drugs to kids. with drug use among their peers. the adolescent user, their learning is drugs because they feel alone or the audience about what to do if 10-0, in non-conference girls’ soccer meet Northwest again," remarked IXalmer added two tallies with Dawn :ncmbers from Crossroads Inc. going to be imparted — not only in someone offers drugs. Older users have too much to lose. " Marijuana is the most common isolated or are responding to peer action yesterday in Hartford. East Coach Don Fay, Northwest and Soucy. Molly Manning, Darby pve.seiited information on various the classroom, but in making “I’d say I'm not into it,” Ms. The staff discussed the attitude drug, Ms, Bianchi said, noting that pressure. Tbe win lifts the Eaglettes to 3-2-1 East drew in their first meeting, 2-2 Barnes. Karen Kaufoid and Martha dings - from airplane glue to decisions or participating in other Peterson said. “I wouldn’t come out Herald photo by Tarquinlo toward drugs that exists in society 31 percent of 10th graders admit to If the children have a good for the season while the setback was “ After two tough outings we needed Barter chipping in one apiece. aluiho! to licroin - and their effects areas.” and say they’re a.creep. Maybe — the “double message” children using marijuana. relationship with their parents and the fifth in as many outings for the this game. Everyone played a great Barter played the first half in goal on users. Asked about a recent statement they’re trying to be friends, maybe x ; receive that it's alright to take a pill "As parents, as painful as it is, we can talk about drugs, their chances Westlake Invitational champs Bulldogs. deal and contributed to the victory, " and she along with Denise White Till' parents while obviously in- by Manchester Police Cpt. Joseph of abusing drugs decrease, they they use drugs because they need U'lested m the subject and con- to help you sleep or lose weight, but have to accept that marijuana is East’s next outing is Tuesday at Fay added. registered the shutout. Brooks, who said he favors the said. , friends, and that’s the only way they '■erned about drug use, were also not to use marijuana. part of the youth culture," she said. Dussault, Doug Potter, Gary Gates. Mt.''Nebo against HCC foe Karen Severson registered the East outshot Bulkeley. 36-3. "Today's generation has grown up Studies on the affects of legalization of marijuana, the "th«> underlying message to know how to approach you.” Manchester High boys’ cross country team simiewhat cvnical. took top honors In the Varsity IV race at the Kneeling: Peter Murphy, Dave Parrott, Harry Westlake Invitational In Peekskill, N.Y. Team Veal. members (l-r) Standing: Donnie Parker, Bob O bituaries Resolution on garage sale Indian girls plunge to be made public Monday Triple harrier win into slate with win John Gruber, 73, A resolution paving the way for The action came on the heels of an The parties got together, again and sale of the town’s Park Department agreement between Multi-Circuits 100 iri’p 1 Clark i|M. 2 Sampson iMi. 3 0 Friday morning announced they had 2 : 10.6 0 Plunging into its 1981 season garage to Multi-Circuits will be and its residential neighbors who Cialiaghur < M' I 01 4 reached an agreement. yesterday was the Manchester High 200 free; 1. Sampson (M). 2. Listro (Ml. 3 made public Monday and presented had opposed the sale, fearing it Leniart (P) 2:17.5. 500 free 1 Listro iM), 2 (VBrien iMi. 3. to the Board of Directors for action would permit the firm to expand at Under its terms, the residents will girls’ swimming team with a 105-67 200 IM: 1. O'Brien (M>. 2. Darna (M). 3 Tucker iM i 6 24 4 ing musician win over Penney High yesterday at Fitzgerald (P) 2:37 2. 100 bark I NfHMie 'M l. 2 Amberg tPi. 3 Tuesday night. for unbeaten Indians its Harrison Street site. withdraw their objection to the sale &0 free: 1. A m bcrg (P L 2. Noone (M ). 3. Tomlinson tMi l Oft.4. the Black Knights’ pool. 100 breast 1 Fournier ' chronicles of life of New York’s that deeply influenced his later Boston and Springfield, season with their next puting IM and t ^ second in the 500 free IDO braait: 1. L.DnkIn (EC). 2. M.Oakin practices and troubles with the law, Colvin. Erin Prescott, Angie Reyna, Golden was the author of nearly Jewish immigrants. His best known works as he dshcribed the sights, Gala (WU 2:26.a ' (EC), 3. Gale (WL) 1:13.06. Mass., and Hartford, New Tuesday afternoon a t WettMirsfield while Lynn Dakin took top honors in K tim : I. H a n ^ (EC), I. M.Dakln (EC), 9. beaded for the New Jersey Nets Caity Blodget, Amoree Ansaldi and two dozen books and for 26 years he work, "Only in America," was a sounds, smells and the people of the 400 Ime rday; 1. Eaat (Karen Lenarei. Haven and Stamford, High at 3:30. tR 100 breast for East. Rose McDannott (EC) ;IT.46. Hempel, Ebreo, Negri) 4:66.a. training camp Friday for one more Mandy McGay played well for published th e' monthly newspaper collection of essays from the Lower East Side. Conn. Game No. 2 The Raiders drop to 3-3 with the Lenares took the diving for East, Divine; 1. R. Uonrtf (EC), 2. Taller (EC), attempt to turn his career around. Illing. "The Carolina Israelite” that led newspaper that soar^ to the best­ His life was not without its dif­ “ New England has loss. and Carol ’Tuller and Linda Bardin '3. Bardin (EC) 137.19 polnU. the civil rights movement at a time seller list after its publication in ficult moments. After bankruptcy special problemis,’’ other Southern publications 1958. and pleading guilty to bank fraud. Thomas said. He cited remained silent. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Golden abandoned his family and Starts IVIonda climate and resulting high "I get away with my ideas in the Sunday at the Temple Israel. Burial moved to the South in 1941. heat and utility costs, ur- 10 - THE HERALD. Sat.' bet* a, l A Pats out to establish running ganhe in major shakeup New England’s offense has been FOXBORO, Mass. (UPI) - The would stay with what they were But no m atter what w e do, we can’t M arv Levy thinks the Patriots are “ Offensively, (hey have good productive this season, but the New England Patriots, still looking doing,’’ said Cunningham, who have any mistakes. We’re just going far better than their record in­ receivers and a helluva reuiuilng Patriots usually are. But they In sending Howatt to Hartford, the Islanders also for their first win in an increasingly played sparingly last week in to keep working, working, working dicates. back in Delaney. Kenney sits back in HARTFORD (UPI) - The Hartford Whalers The trade culminated a series of moves by Pleau, Sulliman was drafted by the Rangers in 1979 and haven’t scored 20 points or le u In a announced the retirement of center Lom e Henning. trying season, hope to re-esta b l^ Pittsburgh, his first action since with them,” “ Our players aren’t going to look the pocket pretty good but he can Friday climaxed a whirlwind series of moves to who was elevated from assistant coach last year in played 32 games last season, scoring four goals and victory In their last 41 games so the Both players were original members of the expan­ their running game Sunday when the December 1979. “ But since w e’re 0- Tlie Chiefs, off to a 3-1 start, are at the record of this team. ’They run the ball and hurt you,” Erhardt launch its N H L season with young blood In trading a shakeup that saw the firing of head coach Don adding one assist. Kotsopoulos, a starter for the offensive burden is considerable. sion Islanders in 1972-73, leaving goalie Billy Smith host the Kansas City Chiefs at 4, we’ve got to find ways to turn it know what kind of team it is and noted. its all-time high scorer, Mike Rogers, to the New Blackburn, and Jack Kelley,, who was director of Rangers, played 54 games last season am is con­ Matt Cavanaugh, who has sidered a prime defenseman, said Pleau. and forward Bob Nysirom as the only remaining Schaefer Stadium. around. We do need to control the they have great respect for them,” "Delany has contributed a great York Rangers. The team shipped Rogprs, who ac­ hockey operations. assumed the No. 1 job from Steve McDonald played in 70 games for the New Haven original Islanders. The only problem is the Chiefs ball to put pressure on their defense Levy said, '“rhe Patriots have , deal to our offense,” Levy said. cumulated 182 goals and 285 assists in six years Pleau said although Rogers was highly’ valued, Letter perfect Grogan, will start his uventh NFL Nighthawks, the Rangers’ AH L affiliate, and had Howatt had four goals and 15 assists last year, have the best defense in the N F L and take it o ff ours.” played some pretty good teams, “ He’s a neat comp^tior, makes with Hartford, m the Rangers for left wing Doug the addition of the three younger players “ will game. Cunningham and rotAle Tony definitely strengthen the organization.” six goals and 23 assists. and owns a career mark of 93 goals and 120 assists against the run. And Kansas City is Erhardt believes the Patriots can probably the most (Ufficult starting few m lstu es and gives us the speed Sulliman and defensemen G iris Kotsopoulos and V/baler Collins should start in the backfield On Thursday, H artford had announced the for 213 points. He w ill mainly give Hartford added next-to-last in defense against the control the ball if they eliminates execution needed schedule of any team (Baltimore, we haven’t had before. And he’s a Gerry McDonald. In another deal, the Whalers K otso^Ios, 22, and Sulliman, 22, “ will give us while Stanley Morgan and Harold immediate help,” Pleau said. “ They are young but purchase of defenseman Paul Shmyr from the aggressiveness up front, as he is the all-time pass. costly mistakes. Last week, the Philadelphia, Dallas, Pittsburgh).” tough nut too. H e’s not just a speedy acquired Garry Howatt from the New York Jackson are the wide receivers who Islanders leader in penalty minutes. Despite this disparity. New team committed 11 penalties. The (A iefs offense, which has guy who runs the high school Islanders for future considerations. definitely of National Hockey League caliber.” Minnesota North Stars. Pleau said Shmyr, will test the Chiefs’ secondary. Henning, who had divided his time last season as England coach Ron Erhardt plans to Before, it has been fumbles, weak Ron Erhardt totaled 107 points in four games, is sweep.” The popular Rogers, 27, had played in every McDonald is 23. Minnesota’s team captain the past two seasons, “ Our defense is playing very well a player and assiptlint coach, will devote his full start fullback Sam Cunningham and tackling, and general ineptitude. led by quarterback Bill Kenney, who The Patriots defense, which has Whalers game in the past four seasons and scored. The Whalers have now acquired five players un­ was a leader who is not afraid to play a physical right now,” Levy said. “ We’re doing time to being hem coach A1 Arbour's assistant in let him “ go full tilt" with an eye “ I stressed to my team we’ve got will be starting only his eighth N F L surrendered a.generous 1,661 yards, 105 points in his last tw6 seasons. der the age of 23. In addition to the three Rangers, game of hockey. Shmyr is expected to bolster the good against the run, but against tlie Whalers’ defense.” Shmyr played from 1970 to 1976 1981-82. towards ball control. The thinking is to be letter perfect in our game. Kenney, who has completed will be without linebacker Steve Acquired by the Whalers in 1976 from the EMmon- Hartford earlier picked up defenseman Blake tied with Denver and San Diego in pau, w e ’re not as good as we need for the Geveland Crusaders in the old World The Whalers have won only one exhibition game that the more New England controls execution,” said Erhardt, who plans S5 percent of his passes for 883 yards Nelson, who separated his shoulder ton Oilers, Rogers scored 40 goals and had 65 Wesley, 22, and right winger Don Gillen, 20, from the competitive AFC West. Kansas to be, have to be, or should be.” Philadelphia. Hockey Association, the San Diego Mariners for the this year, a 5-3 decision Thursday night over the the ball, the less time the porous innovations on both offense and and three touchdowns, is helped by in the Pittsburgh game. Rookie assists with the Whalers last season. a t y started the season last year The game was not sold out 72 Pleau said the trade “ is in keeping with our 1976-77 season and the Edmonton Oilers from 1977: Washington Capitals. They will play two more Pats' defense will have to spend on defense. “ We’ll do something with running backs Joe Delaney and Ted defensive lineman Stevd Gark is In addition to Rogers, the Rangers will receive with four straight losses but hours before kickoff, so it w ill not philosophy of putting a young, competitive team on 1979. He appeared in 61 games last season for the exhibition games before opening the regular season the field. our personnel that will be different. McKnight, along with some reliable expected to be activated to take “ future considerations,” it was announced by regrouped to finish 8-8. And coach shown on local television. Tuesday at Quebec. “ Maybe if we weren't 0-4, they I don't want to get into it, obviously. wide receivers. Nelson’s place on the roster. Larry Pleau, Whalers head coach and director of the ice. "raev are part of our future.” North Stars. operations. 1 Joe's World Heat on Bear's coach Red Sox bow out of A.L. race Joe Garman CLEVELAND (UPI) - Reliever double highlighted a three-run sixth Manning went to third on Dyb- Stapleton’s run-scoring single. Mark G e a r walked pinch hitter Pat inning to give Boston a 4-1 lead, the zinski’s infield hit and scored on Dan Spillner, who took over for * after humiliating loss Kelly with the bases loaded in the Indians scored twice in the sixth on Miguel Dilone’s single to right. Tom starter Len Barker in the sixth, sur­ seventh inning Friday night to force Mike Hargrove’s RBI forceout and Burgmeler replaced Eckersley and rendered only one hit the rest of the home Jerry Dybzinski with the win­ an error by shortstop Glenn Hoff­ one out later, Mike Hargrove way to square his record at 4-4. was sacked three times, and the at St. Louis, Green Bay at the New regular Vince Evans, who suffered a ning run and ^ v e the Geveland In­ man and chased Boston starter and walked to load the bases and Clear 1110 Indians added six runs in the By Ira Kaufman shoulder injury against the Rams. Vikings come off an eight-sack York Giants, San Francisdo at No hunting UPI Sports Writer dians an 11-4 victory over Boston loser Dennis Ek:kersley, 9-8, in the came in to walk Kelly. eighth on RBI singles by Kuiper and game against Green Bay. Washington, Cleveland at Los Evans, though, is far from the that knocked the Rqd Sox out o f the seventh. Jorge Orta’s RBI single gave the Dilone, a basesload^ walk to “ We would’ve liked to play the Angeles and Pittsburgh at New closely related to those developed Maybe every N F L team could use only sidelined regular in the Bears’ chase for the Ameriebn League EMst Rick Manning led off the seventh Indians a 1-0 lead in the first but the Hargrove and a three-run double by Among the many publications and Bears Monday night instead of Sun­ Orleans. by a survey conducted for the a nationally televised trouncing offense. Wide receiver Rickey second-half title. with a single and moved to second Red Sox tied the score in the fourth Kelly. Expos 3, Mets 0 notices 1 receive in the mail, is one day,” said Vikings Coach Bud Atlanta is at Philadelphia Monday Yanks 9, Orioles 0 once in a while. At least the Chicago Watts suffered a pulled hamstring, A fter Dave Stapleton’s two-run on a sqnrjfice by Duane Kuiper. n- n nnir of walks and Dave from the National Shooting Sports National Shooting Sports Founda­ Grant, whose team has beaten NEW YORK (UPI) - Steve Bears hope so. tight end Bob Fisher injured his night. BALTIMORE (U PI) — Dave Win­ Foundation. This organization sends tion. This nationwide survey showed Rogers pitched a two-hitter and right knee and fullback Matt Suey Chicago three straight times. " ’The Detroit and Tampa Bay, 2-2, share 52 percent of landowners posting With Chicago Coach Neill field hit two home runs and Graig Warren Cromartie and Andre Daw­ out bulletins to outdoor writers and bruised his left knee against the Bears aren’t going to be feeling very the NFC Central lead with their property, with the “ most Armstrong starting to feel the heat Nettles added one Friday night to sportscasters all over the country good about their performance and I Minnesota and both teams come off son belted solo homers Friday night, frequent cause of posting being poor for a 1-3 start, the Bears prepare for power the New York Yankees — with items of interest regarding think w e’ll be the target.” victories. ’The Lions’ . Billy Siiiis is Homers carry Brewers over Tigers enabling the Montreal Expos to hunter conduct.” Sunday’s game in M etropolitan tuning up for the American League different aspects of shooting for While the Bears ponder their the third-ranked rusher in the N F L defeat the New York Mets 3-0 and The answer to good hunting access Stadium hoping an early-season East minlplayoffs — to a 9-0 victory sport and related subjects. quarterback situation. Grant’s mind with 402 yards and he leads the NFC retain their hold on first place in the for most of us is fairly obvious. A N F L trend continues. over the & iItlm ore Orioles. over second-place Detroit and can Leach in the seventh. Molitor also scored on the play when A bulletin 1 received back in July has been eased by the rapid com­ with six TDs. Jeff Komlo will MILWAUKEE (UPI) - Ben National League East. Cromartie courteous approach, consideration After a humiliating Monday night Winfield and Nettles drove in Oglivie cracked a two-run homer clinch a-berth in the miniplayoffs by Oglivie's 14th home run of the the ball got past left fielder Steve hit his sixth homer in the third in­ had some very interesting facts and eback of Tommy Kramer from a replace Gary Danielson (dislocated and respect for other peoples loss to San Diego Sept. 7, Cleveland three runs apiece to back the com­ and Paul Molitor and Robin Yount winning either of its two remaining year staked Milwaukee to a 2-0 lead Kemp for an error. Cecil Cooper ning off Paj Zachry, 7-14, and Daw­ figures regarding hunting on knee injury. Kramer, still slowed by wrist) as Detroit’s starting quarter­ property, will open up hunting has won two of its next three games. bined seven-hit pitching of Dave drove in two runs each Friday night games against the Tigers. in the second before the Brewers followed with a single to score son unloaded his 24th to trigger a privately owned land. Since most a knee brace, was 19-for-34 for 2^ back. Rookie fullback James Wilder priveleges, and help offset the Pittsburgh was em barrassed in Righetti, 8-4, and Rich Gossage. to carry the Milwaukee Brewers Milwaukee starter Moose Haas, 11- chased loser Dan Petry, 10-9, with Yount, who had taken second base two-run eighth and help Rogers lift hunting in many states, and Connec­ yards and two TDs last week in a 30- had a big day for the Buccaneers damage done by the boorish few rot- Miami in a Thursday night contest Righetti scattered six hits over within one triumph o f the American 7, allowed five hits to pick up the three runs in the fifth. on Kemp's error. his record to 12-8. ticut is one of them, is conducted on 13 victory over the Packers, while last week, accounting for 148 yards ton apples in the hunting fraternity. Sept. 10 and has r e e M o ff two seven innings to drop his E R A to League EMst second-half title with crucial triumph. Detroit scored on a In the inning, Don Money opened Jerry Manuel, filling in for injured privately owned land, 1 thought this Ted Brown rushed for 109 yards on in total offense. For the last few years I have been straight victories. Following a Mon­ 2.05. an 8-2 victory over the Detroit sacrifice fly to Kirk Gibson in the with a single and moved to second The Brewers added three runs in Rodney Scott, blooped a single to would be of interest to you readers. 21 carries. Brown’s other 100-yard Kansas City, 3-1, is tied with able to hunt some beautiful land day night beating administered by Winfield homered with two out in Tigers. With! the victory, the sixth and an RBI double by Rick on a sacrifice. Molitor walked and the sixth on a two-run double by left with two out to knock in the Good hunting depends on the game was against the Bears last Denver and San Diego atop the AFC owned by a farmer on the other side Oakland Sept. 14, Minnesota has the first inning and, after Reggie Brewers openM a IW game lead Yount's single scored Money. Molitor and an RBI single by Yount. Expos' other eighth-inning run availability of wildlife land and Rams. Watts is listed as doubtful, year in a 34-14 Minnesota victory. West, while New England has reluc­ of the river. There is a vast expanse won two in a row. Jackson coax^ a walk. Nettles following a walk to Larry Parris): access to such land. Since so much while the rest are questionable. The Vikings, who have blocked a tantly joined Washington as the of fiedl and woodland, that makes And now the banged-up Bears, 24-7 made it 3-0 with a blast over the 387- and a single by Terry Francona. of this land, or access to this type “ It’s not to our advantage being startling SO kicks since 1976, have N F L ’s only winless team. ’The for good grouse hunting, woodcock losers to Los Angeles last Monday foot mark in right center, his 15th R ogers w alked only one and property is farmer owned, privately on the short week after Monday beaten the Bears nine straight times Patriots are off to their worst start night, seek to get back into the NFC homer of the season. struck out nine in notching his third owned, club owned, etc., the hunting, and even pheasant hunting. at the Met, but the last seven games Canadiens' Lambert heads list night with those injuries,” since 1975 and M att Cavanaugh has (The birds, pheasant, fly over to the Central Division picture against the New York scored twice off loser shutout. The Mets did not get a availability of open areas keeps Armstrong said, “ but w e’ve pulled between the clubs have been decided replaced Steve Glrogan as the No. 1 farmers property from a nearby fish 2-2 Vikings. It would help if they Sammy Stewart, 4-8, In the second runner to second against the right­ shrinking, and as more and more together before and that’s what by a touchdown or less. quarterback. Fullback Sam Cun­ & game club, where they are raised knew who their quarterback was. inning on a single, three walks and a hander, who faced only 28 batters land is posted, the places to hunt get w e’re going to have to do again. I ’ll Elsewhere Sunday, it’s Detroit at ningham, who last week played in less and less. and released). Mike Phipps, who last started groundnut. A single by Frank Taveras in tl:e tell you this— this team won’t quit.” Tampa Bay, Kansas Gty at New his first N F L game since ’79, is Winfield blasted his 13th homer in of 224 NHLers for waiver draft The National Future Farmer, the A good friend brought me to this against the Vikings in 1979, is the first inning and a two-out single by Phipps replaced Avellini, who had Ehigland, Baltimore at Buffalo, Gn- expected to get extensive work the fifth, delivering Jerry official publication of the Future area the first time,- and even though iikely candidate to start Sunday, but Hubie Brooks in the seventh were replaced Evans, against the Rams cinnati at Houston, Denver at against the Chiefs' league-leading palgn, receiving first choice. The since played for both Montreal and Marty Howe, the son of Whalers Farmers of America, ran a survey he had hunted it for years, stopped it’s anyone's guess who will finish. Mumphrey, who had drawn a walk MONTREAL (UPI) - Montreal the only hits off Rogers. and completed seven of 12 passes for Oakland, the New York Jets at ground defense. order of claim is based upon the Pittsburgh, played most of last executive and former NHL great in the winter of 1981 on land use for at the farmhouse, and asked permis­ Phipps will probably get the call off Jeff Schneider. Nettles singled veteran Yvon Lambert, a mainstay 108 yards and one touchdown. He Miami, Seattle at San Diego. Dallas reverse order of standings from the season with the Detroit’s Adiron­ Gordie Howe, was also released by hunting. The survey revealed that sion, to hunt before we moved out. over backup Bob Avellini and across a seventh-inning run o ff Mike of four Stanley Cup winning teams 1080-81 regular season. dack farm club in the American Hartford. He has toiled mostly in 46.2 percent of the subscribexs bad That first time, we each lucked out Boddicker. with the Canadiens, headed a list of Pirates 8, Cards 7 The 31-year-oId Lam bert had 22 Hockey League. the minors since turning pro. posted their land, and that 51.2 per­ with two grouse, apiece, and before Righetti, who struck out five, 224 players made available by PITTSBURGH I U P I) - Pinch goals and 32 assists for 54 points last . Nedom an^y, the form er Czech 'The Rangers left veterans Walt cent of these stated that their land leaving, we stopped at the house remains an inning and twothirds shy National Hockey League teams hitter Mike Easier socked an RBI season. A veteran of nine campaigns star who has spent his entire NHL Tkaezuk and Steve Vickers o ff their was posted because of unpleasant once again, to drop o ff two of the of qualifying as the AL’s ERA Friday for the 1981 waiver draft to double with one out in the bottom ol with the Canadiens, Lambert sewed career in Detroit since moving over protected list. Even the retired Phil experiences caused by hunters. birds. leader. be conducted Monday. the ninth inning Friday night to lifi Jury rules for Joys 38 playoff points for Montreal during from the World Hockey Association, Esposito was left available. ^yenteen percent of these posted Since that time. I have been given The Yankees, winners of the first Elacb o f the 21 teams bad until 12 the Pittsburgh Pirates to an 8-7 vic­ its four-year sweep of the Stanley is reported to have a hefty contract Defenseman Dave Burrows and their land because of heresay, and permission to hunt it myself, and I half in their division, are scheduled noon Friday to submit a protected tory over St. Louis, leaving the Car­ Cup from 1975-79. The native of — a factor which may scare off forward Ross Lonsberry, with 22 not from actual experience. The still stop at the house, or call the to meet the winner of the second list of 18 skaters and two dinals on the verge of elimination Drummondville, Que., twice many prospective teams. years of NHL experience between most mentioned causes for posting evening before, to ask permission. half beginning Wednesday. goaltenders. The teams will claim from the National League East se­ recorded 67 points for the Garry Unger, who has been in the them, were left unprotected for were: vandalism, theft, litter, the And, if I'm lucky, will always the available players by par­ cond half title. Saturday Canadiens, scoring 32 goals and 35 NH L since 1967 and has played in 1,- Monday's draft by the Pittsburgh need to protect livestock, hunters attempt to leave a bird at the house ticipating in a conference caU draft, The decision, combined with Mon­ Noon —Yale vs. Navy. Ch. 8 in Danny Ainge case Twins 3, WSox 2 assists during the 1974-75 season and 043 games, is also up for grabs, Penguins. making game-hogs of themselves, when I leave. More often than not, with the Winnipeg Jets, who finished treal's 3-0 victory in New York, pm 1 —UConn v». New Hampshire, repeating the feat the next season. being left open by the Eldmonton Several players are exempt from and people shooting too close to these kind people will invite me in CHICAGO (U PI) — Pete Redfern, in last place during the 1980-81 cam- St. Louis I 'z games behind with two WDRC manager of the Celtics. “ The Celtics Also left available by Montreal, Oilers. After playing eight years in the draft. These include skaters not farm buildings Another reason after a hunt, for a cup of coffee and NEW YORK (UPI) - A jury with Ainge during the remainder of with help from relief ace Doug games to play. 2 —Red Sox vs. Indians, WTIC, have been shown to be insensitive to but of little use to the other NH L St. Louis, Unger has moved around having completed more than one given was the need to help rebuild a piece of pie. Friday returned a verdict that con­ his three-year contract with Toron­ (?orbett, limited Chicago to five hits Kent Tekulve. 5-5. pitched onc- Ch. 22, 30, 38 the sacred nature of a contract.” teams, is Canadians’ form er captain the last tlvee seasons, playing with professional season and any game propulations. I have been other places where the firmed third baseman Danny to. Friday night in leading the Minnn- third innings of relief to earn the 2 —Mels vs. Expos, Ch. 9 Ainge had testified during the week- Royals 3, A’s 0 Serge Savard, who has already an­ four different clubs. goalkeeper not having completed The subscribers polled were asked cover looked good, and the land was Ainge’s contract with the Toronto Ainge signed a guaranteed con­ sota Twins to a 3-2 victory over the victory. 4 —Davis Cup Tennis: USA vs. long trial that he believed he was nounced his retirement. The Hartfofd Whalers raised a more than three professional what it would take to open their land posted. A knock on the door and a Blue Jays, but a disappointed Ainge tract with Toronto in September White Sox. KANSAS CITY, Mo. (U PI) — Den­ The Cardinals, knowing that Mon Australia, ESPN re l^ se d from his contract after the Several other NHL veterans may few eyebrows when they left seasons. up for hunting once again. The simple, but courteous request to stubbornly insisted he was going 1980 that provided a total of $525,000 Redfern, 9-8, was credited with nis Leonard scattered seven bits treal had already won its game in 4:30 Boxing: Maneini vs. June draft when he told Bavasi he have to settle for a change of available veterahs Bobby Hull and When a player is drafted, he must following were the most frequent hunt the property, has, in most home to ^ o v o , Utah to get in shape over three years. Witnesses his fifth consecutive victory while Friday night in hurling his second New York, tied the score at 7-7 with Arguelli, Ch. .3 preferred a career in basketball and scenery on Monday. Dave Keon. immediatley be placed on the answers: “ a hunting fee (returned if cases, brought acquiessence. for basketball. testified that Ainge and his lawyer Corbett picked up his 17th save of shutout of the season, a 3-0 decision two solo home runs in the top of the 2—College football: Michigan Bavasi replied, “ You got to do what Detroit failed to protect forwards Oddly enough, the 42-year-oId protected list of his new club and no damage is done I, limit quantity Want to enjoy some good hunting? Ainge, the 22-year-old All- were trying to negotiate a the season, including his third over over Oakland, that gave the Kansas ninth. George Hendrick led off with State vs. Notre Dame, WINF you want to do In order to be hap­ Peter Mahovlich and Vaclav Hull, one of the most prolific goal that latter team must drop one of of game taken, require a hunting The answer as stated' above is ob­ America guard from Brigham $2.1mlIlion contract over three the White sox in the last two weeks. G ty Royals a 2(4 game lead over the his 18th and Darrell Porter con­ 4 — C o lle g e fo o t b a ll: py.” Ainge also quoted Bavasi as Nedomansky. scorers in league history, sat out the original skaters or two license, having hunters sign a form vious. Simple courtey. plus a Young University and a .187 hitter years with the Celtics but had not A ’s in the American League West. A nected with two out. Pittsburgh vs. South Carolina, telling him not to worry about the Mahovlich, who began his career last season and this year practiced goalkeepers from its list. that the landowner is not responsi­ respect for other people's property with Toronto, said he was still succeeded. Kansas City win in either of the flM l In the bottom of the inning. Omar Ch. 8 with the Red Wings in 1965 and has with the New York Rangers. The club that loses a player in the will open up a lot more gates for "hopeful” of playing for the NBA After the verdict, Peter Bavasi, contract commitment not to play two games with the A’s would give Moreno led off with a walk of) ble for injury, and hunters just need 7:15 —Yanks vs. Orioles, Rangers 8, Angels 6 Technically, however, his rights draft has the option of accepting the enjoyable hunting on posted proper­ champion Boston Celtics this general manager of the Blue Jays, basketball. Ainge had accepted that the Royals the second-half title in reliever Bruce Sutter. 3-5, and went to ask permission to hunt" WINF, Ch. 11 still belong to the Whalers. player dropped from the claiming season. Ainge was drafted by Boston stipulation after - Toronto agreed to ARLINGTON, Texas (UPI) - the West and guarantee them two to second on a sacrifice. Dave These same figures on posting are ty. 7:15 —Whalers vs. Capitals, told reporters he did not think Ainge The 41-year-old Keon started his club's protected list or the waiver in June. But that course of action was “ held captive by his contract,” pay him a $300,000 bonus just to sign. Mark Wagner’s two-run homer with home games in the divisional Parker was then intentionally WTIC N H L career in Toronto when he won price of the claimed player. seemed unlikely after a jury in U.S. Toronto, as its proof of the existence two out in the 10th inning FViday and that something could be worked playoff series. Martina No team can lose more than three walked and Easier, batting for Bill 8 —CFL Football, ESPN Rookie of the Year honors in 1960-61. District Court in ManhattM ruled of a valid, enforceable contract, night lifted the Texas Rangers to an A pair of losses to the A’s would Robinson, hit a shot to center field College football 9 —Boxing: Hagler vs, out. He said he still hoped that Last year, he appeared in all 80 players, including one goalkeeper, that his contract with the Blue Jays Ainge, whom he described in his pointed out to the jurors that Ainge 8-6 victory over the California force the Royals to make up a that bounced over the wall for a dou­ llamsho; Weaver.vs. Tillis, HBO games with the Whalers and scored unless it wishes to make more was valid and enforceable and th a t. testimony as “ our bright prospect, was still playing baseball in Angels. double-header with the Geveland 47 points. available. ble. the Celtics had no right trying to September and that he had accepted With two out, Don Werner singled Sunday the cornerstone of a future cham­ Indians hfonday. sign him as a penetrating guard. the final $120,000 payment on his o ff loser Andy Hassler, 4-3, and in semis pionship team, the man in whose Leonard struck out three and did 1 —Giants vs. Packers, Ch. 3 signing bonus. Wagner followed with a blast four 1 —Patriots vs. Chiefs, WPOP, Celtics lawyer Earle Cooley said basket we placed all our eggs” , not walk a batter in upping his Braves 11, Reds 5 Non-loop test that he would consult with manage­ The key .evidence seemed to be the rows deep into the left field seats to would be back with Toronto' next record to 13-11 with his ninth com­ BLOOMINGTON, Minn. (U P I) - Ch. 22, 30 admisston by Auerbach that the McEnroe behaves CINCINNATI (UPII - Gaylord ment to determine if Boston would spring. make a winner of Steve Comer, 8-2, 2 —Red Sox vs. Indians, WTIC, plete game. He has now won six of Second-seeded Martina Navratilova Perry pitched his 297th career vic­ appeal. Blue Jays lawyer Douglas “ I have absolutely no intention to Celtics) were notified last February who pitched the final inning. Ch. 38 his last seven decisions. defeated No. 6 Barbara Potter 6-4,6- tory Friday night to help the Atlanta Parker said he would prepare the ever discuss this matter with Red and June that Ainge was Toronto 2 —Mets vs. Expos, Ch. 9 4 Friday to advance to the Braves move Cincinnati to the brink necessary court papers to formally Auerbach,” Bavasi commented property and had a no-basketball 4 —Davis Cup Tennis, ESPN semifinals against No. 4 Wendy of elimination from the National bar the Celtics from negotiating clause in his contract. for easy triumph for Miss State angrily, referring to the general Turnbull in the 73rd U.S. Women’s 4 —Raiders vs. Broncos, Ch. League West pennant chase with an 22, 30 Vets share lead Indoor Tennis Championships. 11-5 triumph over the Reds. By Mike Tally U.S. team’s chances. “ But if it was In other Saturday action, No. 4 7:15 Whalers vs. Flyers, WTIC Candy Reynolds of Knoxville, PORTLAND, Ore. (UPI) - John Perry. 8-9. spaced 10 hits, struck 2-1 going into the last day, anything UPI Sports Writer Pitt will play at South Carolina, Tenn., will play the winner of the McEnroe ripped Mark Edmondson out four and walked Iwo. could happen.” which would love to avenge its 37-9 Tracy Austin-Sharon Walsh match 6-3, 6-4, 6-2 and Roscoe Tanner out­ Claudell Washington had three Ninth-ranked Mississippi State, Murphy in Rockets' camp, The Portland crowd gave a warm loss to the Panthers in the 1980 in LPGA tourney In tte other semlflnal. Reynolds lasted Peter McNamara 6-4,6-4,4-6, having established itself as a power hits, including a three-run homer Gator Bowl. N.E. Roundup topped Julie Harrington 6-3, 6-2 3-6, 6-2 Friday to give the United greetmg uie man derided by some in the Southeast Conference, opens a and five RBI. Chris (Chambliss had a Pitt (?oach Jackie Sherrill and Friday to advance. States a commanding 2-0 lead over as “ McNasty,” and he obliged ac­ stretch of three non-league games rains. However, Callison said the three-run triple in the fourth inning offensive coordinator Joe Moore are Boston College, humbled last PORTLAND, Ore. (UPI) - Navratilova broke at love In the Australia in their Davis Cup cordingly, questioning the officials Saturday by hosting 17th-rated' greens “ still are lightning fast.” as Atlanta broke the game open by concerned about the Gamecocks, week in North Carolina, returns to Rudy Tomjanovich retires Veterans Carole Jo Callison and first set to take a 4-3 lead. She semifinal series. only once during the second set. The leaders bad 33 on both sides, scoring four runs in the fourth and Missouri. Susie M cAllister fired a 7-under-par cUndied the set by serving out at who have been beaten by both friendly Alumni Stadium Saturday while the Caponi-Whitworth duo “ I was hoping it would be that five in the fifth. The match amounts to an oppor­ 66 Friday to take first-round lead in love in the 10th game. Navratilova, Mississippi and Georgia. but the task is still the same - a his contract and w ell remain as a played the course in 33-34. Teams at PORTLAND, Ore. (UPI) - Storm way,” he said later. “ It’s nice to tunity to build confidence and image HOUSTON (U P I) - The Houston then w e’ll go into our power game the LPGA Portland Ping team of Dallas, scored a breakthrough in “ Every team they played, they tough opponent with an unbeaten consultant to general manager Ray 68 w ere Cindy Chamberlain and clouds gathered in the Oregon skies, have people on your side. Obviously, for the Bulldogs, who have already Rockets opened training camp and work from the inside back out. championship golf tournament. tte fifth game of the second set to Phils 9, Cubs 7 put lumps on them,” Moore said. record. Patterson. Rookies EM 13111^ and C^thy Morse, Dianne Dailey and but' Jqta McEhiroe kept his stormy in this kind of match, when you win achieved the highest ranking in their Friday for the upcoming lWl-82 .We’re no longer in a position where Callison and M cAllister had a one- lead 3-3 when Potter netted a ’'South Carolina has a tough, This week, the foe is 3-0 West Jerome Henderson were origihally Alexaniha Reinl^udt and Debbie temper in check Friday as he got the in straight sets it’s hard for a crowd PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - Mike history and who hope to win their season, joined by veteran guard we have to sell our guys on a system shot lead over defending champions forriiand. physical defensive line and they Virginia. In their first two games, Invited to attend the camp, but Massey and Sandra Palm er. United States off to a winning start to get into it.” Schmidt hit his 30th homer of the first SEC title in 40 years. Calvin Murphy who signed a which will work. They saw it work Donna Capon! and Kathy Whitworth. have a secondary that comes at you. BC has played Texas A& M (then 1- Potter saved three match points at the Davis (hip semifinal competi­ But asked if the cheers erupting in year as a pinchhitter with two men Mississippi State, a four-point three-year contract following weeks Turner was shot Jn the ankle Mon­ last year.” Seven teams w ere at 4-under and They are not to be taken lightly.” ■ 0) and then UNC (then 2-0. They Three other teams were two shots before Navratilova put away an tion. The world’s No. 1 tennis player the Memorial Coliseum had him favorite this week, held Florida to day when be became Involved in a five otiiers were Snnder. In all, 30 on base in the ninth inning Friday- of negotiations. Harris said that during the off the pace. on ^ volley to win. ' Sixth-ranked Oklahoma, which split those games but the memories squabble near his Buffalo, N.Y., teams broke par 73 on the 8,108-yiud appeared nonchalant about his easy thinking about a move away froih night to give the Philadelphia minus-10 yards rushing last week to “ Everyone is anxious to get training camp at Houston Baptist Callison, a native Oregonian, lost last week to Southern Cal and of last weekend’s 56-14 humiliation "We were both serving very straight set defeat of Australia’s the chillier receptions back in New Phillies a 9-7 victory over the take over the SEC lead. The started and there seems to be a home, and Henderson is suffering University be 'planned to break up layout. Palmer and Massey aipeed which faces No. 3 Texas next week, to the. Tar Heels is one coach Jack scored five of the team’s eight Ui^ strongly,” Navratilova said. “ Barb Mark Eldmondson, saying the match York, McEnroe quipped, “ L et’s not Chicago Cubs. Bulldogs rank second in the nation in basic carryover from our playoff from a lung infection. the two-a-day workouts about every the coarse was playing lo n ^ than a hosts Iowa State to kick o ff the Big Bichnell is trying hard to erase. dies but a bogle at 18 prevented was going for winners everytim e as “ went more or less the way I stret^ it too far.” scoring defense, having allowed Harris said that he has bad an op- third day. year ago, but like most of the Schmidt hit a 3-1 pitch off loser While BC Is hosting West performance last year,” said head them from opting a twoehot lead. she always does. There weren’t McEnroe appeared subdued Eight Conference season. p cT ^ ty to coach everyone on the players frand It difflcalt to predict th ou ^t it would. Dick Tidrow, 3-10. Ron Reed, ^whi, only 19 points. Clemson is first with coach Del Harris. Eleven players “ Wbep you have 15 or less players Calllioa, the former Carole Jo Skala many rallies but I think it was an Like u s e and Texas, Iowa State is Virginia; two service academy team except Hayes, so training what score will win the tournament. “I tried to make him work for during the post-match talk with worked the ninth, gained his fifth 18, and Southern Miss fifth with 20. who made up Houston’s Western in your camp, you just don’t need who remarried earUer this year, 3-0. But the (^clones have lost 20 teams make visits to New Elngland exciting match. every point he got,” explained the reporters, saying he was tired victory in eighth decisions. Mississippi State, 9-2 last season Conference championship team camp will not be much of a teaching twD-a-days all the tim e,” he said. Capon! and Whitworth set. a straight games to Oklahoma dating this weekend. Navy, a 21-16 loser ito was deadly with her putter, getting At one point in the match, 22-year-old New Yorker, who held because of the hectic schedule that’s including a 6-3 upset of Alabama, returned to the team, and were session. Team m e m b m are scheduled to record last year .with three con- back to 1961, and Iowa State Coach Michigan last weekend, is at un- three birdies from U feet, another Navratilova missed a shot and serve throughout the 1 hour, 49 kept him on the road for the past and Missouri are both off to 3-0 joined by veteran forward Elvin “ What we want to do in this camp receive physical examinations aecutlve roora of 85 to finish 34: Donnie Duncan agrees things should d e fe a t^ Y ale while Harvard hosts from 25 feet and one froin I feet, ghdibed at ber shoulder in pain. She minute contest. week. starts. MSU Coach Emory Bellard Hayes, free agent Jawaaan Oldham Is re-establish those good., habits Friday. under and Palmer sa id ,"I‘don’t Pitcher- suspended be no easier this time. Army. She credited her husband-caddy, ■aid she has bad problems the past Aside from a few comments, “It’s one of the more dismal enjoys the ranking and the won-lost and fourth-round draft choice Larry which we developed late last year. The Rockets will play their first think that 24under will be ATLANTA (UPI) - The AUante “ I don’t think there is an oppor­ “ I think Y ale could give Navy a Verne, a former U.S. Public Links four years but the shoulder only mainly to himself, the usually scheduling jobs I ’ve come up with,” record, but realizes the hardest Spriggs. The Rockets lost in the We want to reestablish the defensive exhibition game Oct. 14 against threatened this year.” Braves Friday suspended pitcher tune time to play Oklahoma,” Dun­ tough game, even beat them,” says and California ainaMir champian, hurts for “ 10 to 15 seconds” when tempestuous tennis star kept a cool he said. work is to come. N BA finals last year to Boston. tedmlqnes and our offensive style, Philadelphia at The Summit, and Rfln fell intermittently Friday John Montefusco for the remaining can said. “ I don’t think they’ll be Harvard coach Joe Restic. with helping her read the greens. ■he misses a tell. demeanor during, the match, which But despite the pressures and The Bulldogs pISy Colorado State Forward Rudy Tomjanovich said whereby we are able to ra oo g^ the regular season, which spans six afternoon on the late starters, bat three days of the season bccaii.se be "Navy was really high for Most of the pUyers in the 41team Turabnll advanced to the opened the bestof-five semifinals. rigors of being No. 1, McElnroe was away and Miami home before thinking of Texas. And as for USC, what is a fast break and what isn’t,” months, begins Oct. 30 In Los Callifon and McAllister said the rain failed to attend the team's final road the way that game ended op. I don’t Michigan and you don’t know how Thursday he was retiring and would lineup sajd the Riverside G olf and ■emiflnals Thnnday, defeating No. “ I feel we are capable of winning quick to add, “ It beats being at the resuming their drive to the SEX? title Harris said.' Angeles. did hM h am M play as it made the trip to Gncinnati. - think that diminished their con­ they’ll be this w ed c And Y ale is in not return to play the 1981-83 season. Country Gub coarse wta playthg 7 Anne Smith 7-8, 64. every matc^,” McElnroe said of the bottom.” on Oct. 24 at Auburn. Tomjanovich had two years left on “ When we don’t have the break. greens bold tetter. fidence in the least.” the front now in the Ivies.” longer than last year due to recent1 THE HERALD, Sat.. Oct. 3, 1981 - 13

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Hallmurrc 2 LOB New York 6 You don’t even have to Tim Simpson 69- 65^-134 fth: Beviiitlc 65-69-134 Unser $233.891.3. Rick Mears $166,700.4. If the world’s going to come to an from some he sought to help, and Leo Foglia 165-596, Tony HaltmioreS 2H Murray HR -Winlield2 be very big. Fm lust 5- Roger Mallbic lamn Ilartw ifl LAI— Apiigi I Fanti-flirTi colorful caftan, a memento of Tim Norris 67-60-135 Pancho Carter $164,867. 5, Gordon ISilam-lIrralM 4. h bli Oiwitb he was condemned as unfaithful A'ahn 1 35-3 55. Dave il3'. Nettles il. ' R KK BH SO foot-2 and I weigh only Johncock $138.154.6. Tony Bettenhausen LcoMt 4. A tm end, it would be in my own selfish her many trips abroad, she Mark Hayes 7065-135. $. Nramiri-GiraMiiA 6. Arriici M biii to the Moslem religion. B arrera 158-424, Ken M on­ New York 100 pounds. Yet, I win. Mike Smith 70€fr-135 Jr. $120,905. 7, Johnny Rutherford $.Bi best interest if it happened reflects on her early days as a 7 6 0 0 1 Lee Trevino 71-64-135. $107,725 . 8. Bill Alsup $105,797. 9. Tom tFMSti thmtn-Pmtmm IMriaitoait Highetti ' WH-4) Indoors and out. Skbi Darai|-bp« somewhere around the year 2000. In journalist and on the events "Amanullah’s name was tie 138 146-415. ,Iohn Acelo G»)ssage2 1001 I D.A. W'eibring 67- 60-1X Sneva $105 551. 10, Vern Schuppan iM km forgotten when the history books 1.36-357. Bill Sheckey 150- Baltimore Skecter Ileath 71- 64-135. $100282. 20 years I’ll have lived a reasonably which led her to write her book, 64- 71-135: Stewart ' I.4-8i Bruce Lietzke THOROUGHBRED RACING Ilk “Fire in Afghanistan.” were written, but stories of his 156-154-460, T om C onran aatliM 4mo3 Xat Tom Kite 68- 68-136 (C(Compiled by Daily Racing Form) l.ii-Ooria long life and I could die along with Schneider DO nMfc iXt|d aqs aojoj Obili-ltoM ICabMa-lmet Itoni-Pierri efforts in his people’s behalf con­ 139-356. Mark Troy 136-135- Bcxldieker Mark Pfeil 72- 64--I36 J(K(K'KEYS 1...... U fit! Pincay, . $r.9ff:.983. . . I Arriaca l-Cartarma iPaUi-ibratibd She speaks with a soft southern 0) pati(ip«q papoiq-OA) • Bob Murhpy 67-60-136 2. Chris McCarron $5,8802% 3, Angel Hsrrii-bpa 4. Jiti-Nipi everyone else in doomsday without tinued. He was considered by the 356. Skip B arber 149-142- B'Hldicker pitched to 1 batters in f Ih ta|sn JO) ojfcooii f.oqs iSilawMIrqA^ 6. AMWi-Uiwt drawl, a dead giveaway to her WP Stewart. Boddickcr 2 PB ■ Terry Mauficy 72-64-136 Cordero $5 240,636.4, Eddie Detahoussaye Faiato-kamin 6. Artant-Undi the gnawing feeling that I’d be mis­ masses to be the only monarch 422. Bill Colby 151-370. -094 'J9S99C taipov lOASNV Butch Baird 73- 70-136 $4,701,146. f . Bill Shoemaker $4,313.690.6. Cmi-larturin rWii-JMnb l.h k M m w m A LAramairi^hiaiila Richmond, Va. heritage. She (ir.iham ( emne T -2 3f .A 2Tt?W Sbt FatsManda sing everything that happened after who had the people’s interest at Chuck Barrera ,lr 150-356. (c) 1081 NEA. iDC. George Burns 68-68-136 Cash Asniussen $4.023.8(0.7. Jeffrey Fell bt E«y VaBeio said, “I guess I really began Mike Holland 6060-136 $3.912464 8. Richard Migliore $3,899,876. TNrtMth: that. Prospects don’t look good, taking an interest in writing heart,” she said. C reg Lukas 154-41,3, Rich Keith Fergus 7060-136 9. Elddie Maple $3,882,801. 10, Jorge 1. Bilaciiil 2. Darni-teaMcndi Velasquez $3,868,612 though. when I was just a youngster back Research for her book “Fire in R o m a n o 363. Dick' S im ­ Fred Couples 7066--I36 Nki;IlQrz»-lbinM 3. Silaiw Oiwtla 4. Ddrii-Pbrri MDNTHF.Al. NKW YORK Bill Britton 65.-71-136 TRAINERS - I. Ron McAnalW S. Ariaca I^IrgMafa 6. PaMo-Cartartna There was a story in the paper last in the 1930s and served as editor- Afghanistan” took her through m ons 350. Don Logan 378. ah r h hi ah r h hi Pekii-CarMWfidi-Piirre Loren Roberts 6067-136 $2,546,777 2. Charles W h i 11 i n g h a m 7. Aramaii-lrratibil I. BewefrOiru the New York Public Library asl Stan .larvis 364. Jim Ball Criumlib -4111 Wjisoncl 4 0-0 0 Mark Lye 70- 67-137 $2,418,665 3. Bobby E'rankcl $2,030,857. 4, Dniry-lIrratAel-linda week that said archaeologists had in-chief of John Marshall High Wlllt.Tl 4 0 0 0 TTavers ss 3 0 10 MAJOR Joe Inman 67-70-137 Johnny Cainpo $1,949,808. 5, E'rank Artwi-iMitUrpMfa Sbt ArtWnaMM School’s weekly newspaper.’’ well as libraries in Afghanistan. 353, Wall Backus 351. Dick 3 0 10 found evidence of life in this part of nttw crl 10 0 0 Br33.746. 8, the world as long ago as 180 million Later, following graduation 3 0 0 0 LEAGUE Vaai|i-Chiwb-Jun b was very skimpy and rather 371, Ken .larvis 351. Les Caitci ( 4 0 2 0 Slauhlb Gary McCord ' 6071-137 Wayne Lukas $1,547^<. 9, Woody from Westhampton College, Mrs. 2 10 0 Valentin rl 3 0 0 0 Stephens $1.437263.10. Richard Hazelton Pabb Sitiw Ibhnd years. ’That’s a lot of years ago. If I'.irrisb :U) Tommy Aycock 71-60137 S u n d a y Stewart worked at the Richmond biased. I had originally planned a Christensen 354. Pete Fram on II 4 0 2 0 Trevino (• 3 0 0 0 LEADERS Brad Bryant 67- 70-137 $1,4a 263 Mi-Arria(a l-Cartarena the world has lasted that long, it Brazitis 144 Rich Luko 149. M.imiel2b 4 0 11 Klynn2h 2 0 0 0 Tom Purtzer 68- 69 -137 HORSES ■■■ 1. John Henry $1239.730 2. n Famti-EdiaRb-liifiit Times-Dispatch. eventuallv rose feature article, but as I continued 4 0 0 0 Cubbag pb 1 000 Pleasant (folony $877,415 . 3, E^leven seems unlikely that it would end, ar­ Bill Lukas 1.31. John S[H'iel ^s (Expanded List) Bobby Wadkins 68-69-137 to the position of women’s page to discover various aspects of Rogers I 4 0 1 0 7-ichry p 2 0 0 0 Tommy Aycock 7I-60-137 Stitches 1644.125. 4, Noble Nashua Mk: First By United Press International $5S2,315.5., Summing $578,126.6. Amber bitrarily, in the year 2000. editor, and left in 1943 to join the Amanullah’s reign, I realized it Lachapelle 148, Walt .lacy M.irshall p 0 0 Including Games Played Thursday. Oct, Phil Hancock 71-60-137 MU-Aepa 2. larpin-laada 00 Mike Sullivan 6071-137 Pass $439.^4. 7, Tcmpercncc Hill Most of us don’t give much staff of the Louisville Courier would be closer to book-length.” 136 .lorgcnscn ph 1.1961 $416,090 . 8. Caterman $380200 9. Ai-A iM 4.Artani-JuRb American League Bobby Watkins 68-60-137 lana-lartwen thought to (he end of the world. It Her interest in Afghanistan led no Bruce Douglass 68-69 -137 Wayward Ij.ss $375..i59.10, Island Whirl 6. F a n ti-lia n Journal. Still later, it was on to Totals ;f 3 8 3 Totals 27 0 2 0 , Individual Batting $35.7.100. itiJtanin I.0larrttat4ipa her to be the first to read the plaver.club ab r h2b 3b hr rbi avg. Miles Preslemon 6060-137 doesn't pay, really. There are oc­ New York, where she organized a Monlre.il 001000(0) 3 Charles Krenkel 7047-137 HARNESS RACING bt Cabiila- news service and wrote political, formerly secret, papers New ^■M^k (100 000 (W) 0 Lansford. Bs 396 61 134 23 3 4 f2 .337 W oo^ Blackburn 6060-137 (Compiled by U S. Trotting Assn.) lacirta casional nuts who predict it will A -- Terry Schilling 142- Pactorek.Se 394 46129 26 2 13 63.327 of the British Empire after they I', ( nunailie Kingman DP--Monlrea Jim Dent 7060-138 DRIVERS 1. William O’Donnell come a week from Tuesday, but it’s magazine articles. 151-150-443. Tonv Marinelli I LOB Montreal H. New York 1 2B Gibson. Dot 278 39 91 11 3 9 38 .327 SacaA ^ Mike Reid 68- 70-138 $3254.074. 2. Herve Filion $2406272 3. tii: Her interest in writing and her were declassified. “Those papers ■.Sr 171-152-441.'Bob Frost Rogers HR Cromartie'6i. Dawson i24i Hargrov.Clv 314 4210121 0 2 47 322 Tom Jones 7060-138 John Campbell $2.900.854.4, Bud Gilmour l.M raaaJaiMn 10ba4apet nothing most of us worry about. Hcndrsn.Ok 411 87 132 18 6 6 3T> .321 iene-laeen 2.bsi4aida lEddy-Valaia 4. Obrrda l-Zarri concern for people were to take provide much of the material for 149-159-4,34. Boh Claugh.sey IP II RKRBBSO Gil Morgan 6070-138 $2,1.16.183.5. William Kaughton $2,132,128 I think of it when I read about Zisk.Sca 346 41 11012 1 U. 41 318 6. Ben Webster C.091.411. 7, Carmine bmy-lartarM 4. FaKto-Aapa llarpbi^ciiadz IM M ab the book,’’ she said. Monlre.il Copper. Ml] 406 69 129 34 1 12 59 318 Ed EXmghorty 71- 67-138 her far from her native Virginia, 157-166-426. Jim M artin 179- Rogers'W 12-8' 9 2 0 0 1 9 Bruce I^vlin 7068 -138 Abbaliello $2.004.719.8. Shelly Goudreau Irtana-Arratibel $ Silaw-bian b 7.ltwria4ara IGabiali CahKaria nuclear weapons. Is the unthinkable Mrs. Stewart made eight trips Mmphrv.N 310 42 96 II 5 6 31.310 $1,859,544 . 9. Ted Wing $1,797,732. 10. to an impoverished country in 414, Carl Bohn 135-I,35-39fi. New York R e m y .^ s 3r<6 55 110 9 1 0 31 .309 Rex Caldwell 6070-138 iliU -JaM n Sdt lataAipa thinkable? Could it really happen? Za( hrv < L7-14 • 7 2-3 7 3 Marohn 1.736.678. MM Aramio OibiiU Asia — Afghanistan — where she to Afghanistan, each time Joe Tw aronile 147-594. .Art GBrctl.KC 331 38 102 25 7 4 37 JOB Forest Fezler 6070138 M.irshall 1 1-3 1 0 John Mahaffey 68-70138 TNrd: Is it possible we’re going to destroy gathering' more data for her T- 2 IB A 6.721) Oliver. Tex 420 53 129 29 1 4 54.307 was to meet her greatest Johnson 154-389 Jim Bell Carew.Cal STSff. 11017 1 2 21 J06 Vance Heafncr 7060 138 Jai Alai Results Tadic LEddy-taMb lliAraai li|n — if not the world — all civilization challenge, to date. book, talking to officials and the 146-385. Frank Calvo 384. Wilson. KC 422 f.l 129 9 7 1 31 306 Miller Barber 6960-138 l.Sdawi tPabb B( ).STi )N Lanny Wadkins 7167-138 rn t IMapa 4,GMMab people themselves, getting a feel CLKVKLANT) Lemon. Chi 32449 9623 6 8 49 302 lOdrio 4. I r M * llbMCihacarU i l arphiGas on this planet. Earth? You have to Running her fingers through V ic Marinelli J r I51-.381. ab r h bi ab r h bi Bob Byman 69- 70- 139 4 Ceoo 140 SJO IM for life in their country. From a Almon.Chi 344 46 104 10 2 4 41 .302 Joe Hager 7160-139 2bfte 4.M 140 lleiM fl lO oru T.MMmt LOlirrttal-Valab admit there’s a chance qf it, but it’s her short, ash-blond hair, she said, L a rry B ates 135-135-380. Remv 2h 2 0 0 0 Dil Jack Ferenze 7267-139 which today is still like Six years after “Fire in Fred M cCurry 139-356. A'lc Yslrzm lb 3 10 0 Hayes dh 2 0 0 0 Winfield. NY 377 49 110 24 111 ff 292 Tnfsets 4-2-S $400i0 Ebventh: LlABa-Valab lEddyltytt Russia. Lansfrddh 10 0 0 Thorntnph 0 0 0 0 Tommy Aaron 68-71-139 Afghanistan was 50 years ago.’’ Afghanistan" was published she Marinelli Sr 14.3-351. Dan Harrah.Clev 347 63 101 II 3 f. 43 291 SmsoO; 1. Pibb^itrTC 1 FaMta-Anatibd lOlanvbMara tAaFrlndi THERE ARE two more likely Perez dh .3 1 I 0 Kellvdh 10 14 Murray. Bit 368 f<5.107 20 2 20 73 291 Steve Mclnyk 72- 67-139 1 Sda»Bwia 4. Arriaga l4Mad returned to that country. “I ad­ Mark O'Meara 6070-139 6 larpio M m m 1100 SiO 160 IMranaKapi lIvgdbGii^aadi It was with a friend, Clarise A I g n o n e 142. H a r o l d Slapletn3b 4 12 3 Harfah3b r {) ^0 Miller, Bos 303 38 88 17 2 2 31 290 1 Arampa-lbipdaca 1 Mrw-CartaraM possibilities for the end of the world. Geomanc 3 0 0 0 Hassevr- 3 ^ 0•S David Edwards 68-7M39 S O b rre U IN b 160 100 7.Rmia4ab ICMs-Zan Brown, then a secretary mit I was a little fearful going Fracchia 137 Dilono.CIcv 25:1 31 72 5 5 0 16 .287 7. lemea^ameni L lansy-CNMla Sda Gaaa-Catzsearta Miller rf 4 0 2 1 Fisrhlinpr OM’O 0 Baines. C'hl 280428011 7 10 41 286 Danny Edwards 67-72-139 3 G M a Calzscwts 110 First, we could keep breeding until stationed with the Foreign Ser­ back to Afghanistan after the Holfnin ss 2 0 10 Diaz ph 10 0 0 Individual Pitching George Archer 6969-139 Q M S S4 $67J0 Sds Ms-Jun b there are 100 times more people on Marxist coup and I understand Hudi ph 1 0 0 0 Mammg cf 4 1 1 0 ltcher. club \ Curtis Strange 746fr-l39 Pwbds l-S $16SJ0 vice in New Delhi, that Mrs. Vahlr-zs^. 00 0 0 Kuipor2b Ip h bb so era 3 111 ?ingers. Mil r 3 77 13 r<9 1.05 Mike McCullough 6071-139 TrifecU 6-13 SOSSiO Tvdftlr. Earth than there are now. At that Stewart planned a tour with a they were told I was coming.” Itvbznsk ss 3 3 2 0 Stewart. Balt 4 7 111 86 53 r<4 1.95. John Schroeder 7060-139 1. AraMfs-nene t Ka-IrrdM » A \1 PII <1M I > J o a n n Tntals .33 4 7 4 Totals 3T ]| ]| ]0 Stanton AItgcIt 7060-139 Third; point we would have taken up Swiss Travel Agency, part of SHE WAS GRANTED an in­ Highetti. NY 7 4 98 69 37 84 2.20 6 ItvTia Vdbio 23.60 U O S il 1 Arriaga IGarawwidi 4. Iwanvflihiila •Arsenault 128-340 liosiun 000 103 000 4 Lamp. Chi 7 6 122 97 40 68 2 29 everything from the ground, turned which was to be spent in Iran and Cli-.clanrl (JOlUtiilix II 4 Ube Echm 10.40 7.10 1 M rb^ bru 0. PaMa Laomt terview with Afghanistan! Presi­ McCatly, Ok !4 6 178 131 58 90 2 33 7. Im y-irsM ga 1 $daM-Cortarena the other part in Afghanistan. !•- M.iniiing, Hoflirian, Stapletun DP John. nV 9 7 137 130 37 48 2.58 2 Eddy Gara $i0 it into garbage and dumped it into dent Hafizulla Amin, who was I'levrland 1 i.Olt liostiinfi. riev(*land7 Did Not Qualify (bkwb 44 $5940 Sds Artana hpi “I liked Iran very much, but Comer. Tex 7 2 76 68 31 22 2.61 Gary Koch 70-70 -140 our lakes, rivers and oceans, thus shot to death the next month 2B H'ltlm.m Slapleltm Kellv SB Orta, Gura. KC 11 7 165 132 33 5.7 2 62 PeriacU 64 $15040 Satk I A>«H RN 111 n | M > " Dii'inc2 M.inning S Kuip<‘r David Eger 67-73 -140 TMrtantic ruining both earth and water and after seeing Afghanistan I knew after being ousted in a Soviet- Burns, Chi 10 6157 139 49106 264 Jim Thorpe 68-70—140 Trifeda 64-2 $47140 l.Mram4dacarta IM M byta Hay Dawson 194-428. Dan IP H RKRBBSO Davis. NY 4 5, 72 46 25 83 2.75. that was the country I wanted to Biisinn Lon Nielsen 71-6O-140 Fawtir. 3.IMM-IMKI 4 .»*W nllM IGdbb-Valab iIM vtwao making the planet uninhabitable. backed coup. Frye 170. Vic Saleius 170- Petry. Dot 10 8 136 106 58 78 2 .78 return to. The people were very Krkrslv '1.!).8; »il-3 H r 4 1 1 David Thore 70-TO-140 1 ( M i Cabaewta 1100 7.40 4.40 S.|,iii,.C*Un« IGanalab lJaaa4in Of her interview with Amin she Jones. KC 6 2 71 66 28 24 2 79 Allen Miller 74-66-140 IRwria lanjimb lEddfZma We’d all die of self-inflicted poison. Rhea Talley Stewart of Boulder Road holds a trips to India. The paper was discovered 388. Bill Wilson 164. Bruce Burgmci'r 1-3 0 0 0 1 0 Guidry. NY n 5 124 99 26 KB 2 83 2 0*ana lob 9.00 440 poor, but friendly, and they got says, “There was only one pic­ < b ar 2 3 2 6 f 4 0 Dewitt Weaver 70-70-140 4 GMa MaMi 120 Saba O brrtb i-IWand War with nuclear weapons might rolled up inside the wheel just before this La very 169-145-450, Dorn Forsch. Cal 11 7 158 143 27 5f. 2 88 Fuzzy Zocllcr 71-60-140 s*i Faalt-liNa on well.” ture in the entire room and that Tibetan prayer wheel and a strip of paper < ampliill 2 3 1 0 0 0 J National I^eague QaisMa 1-2 $37.60 be a quicker and more merciful way photograph was taken. DeDominicis 163. Dave ( l(-.'•l.inil Bill Kratzert 67-73--140 Scvontic Commenting on the contrast was on his desk. It was of Amin imprinted in Arabic, a memento of one of her Individual Batting Lyn Lott 72-69-141 Perfeda 1-2 $111.10 (MMCI Dynes 161 .188, Hon Joiner Bark'o r 1-3 I 4 4 T 3 player., clubi ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi avg. Tri4ai 1-24 $21190 1. Rb-bmaa4rMa to end the world, but it seems likely between the two countries, she S|'illnci 4-4> 3 2 3 2 0 0 1 2 Jim Boros 70-71—141 rnt and Fidel Castro. And, when I 158-4IK). Dennis Shooter 148. MadlocIiladlock. Ptt 278 35 95 23 1 6 V. 342 Lee Elder 73-68--141 ntth: 1 lA a SiliM Cartarana that the biggest danger of this com­ said, “After spending 10 days in I 2 ' I \ 4 047 Rose. Phil lltirria saw it, I said to myself, ‘What am tractive man, but says he was 42 70 139 18 5 0 31 .329 Tom Storey 70-71-141 3 im n 10.10 5.00 4.00 Ibbb nM ilndi Commenting on revealing her view his successor, Babrak Kar- Clilf .lories 148. Ted Kow- Buckner. Chi d 4.0l»rttal es not from Russia but from one of Afghanistan, we returned to I doing here?’ ’’ 407 43 129 34 3 10 71 .317 John Adams 72-69—141 1 Iwtwen 7.60 ItO 4. limqMlnidi l-ban b responsible for thousands of age — a no-no for most women — mal, a man she calls, “the ziin 146 401. F.mile Roux Baker. LA 391 44 123 16 3 9 46 .315 in 0.G6M Teheran and were amazed to see J.C. Snead 72-69-141 4 V ie w 160 5. Anmaya liriHai Inlma the small, poor nations that has But Amin granted her an inter­ deaths. ,\Tl.\NT\ CINCINNATI Schmidt. Phi 35.17611019 229 85 .313 Larry Rinkcr 60-72-141 LEduniz she said, “A young man from the original communist, a perfect l46. Mickcv Holmes 145- Mav. SF 315 20 98 17 0 2 32 .311 (bineia 1-3 31.00 I f nothing to lose. what strides the country had view, so she says, “I was in.” Mrs. Stewart and her husband, ab r h bi ab r h hi Gary Player 72-60-141 7 .1 Associated I^ess did a story on stooge.” 387. Pete Scott 382, Bill Bullet II 6 2 2 0 Collins r( 4 00 0 Nolan, Cin 232 24 72 18 1 1 26 .310 Greg Powers 71-70-141 ' Parfada 3-1 $90.00 taken in such a short time.” “Usually reporters get to sub­ Griffey. Cin 3876412021 6 2 33 .310 1 Gana4baa-Raman Most crimes are committed by Arthur, like to serve a meal they me not too long ago. I didn't mind “My book became very popular .Aloorhoiise 387. Bill Wilson Wslingin I! 4 3:ir Grilleycl f 02 1 Jim Cfhancui 70-71—141 Trifada 3-14 $50110 Sacand: Even during the first visit in mit four questions and one liiirpiM 11 10 10 Conepen ss roll Brooks. NY 346 33 107 21 2 4 38 309 Jeff Mitchell 67-74-141 Shtlc Saba baa4chaniz4apa the people in our society who figures call “TTie Duchess’s Dish.” ^telling him my age — but I didn’t among the Afghan people and I .397. Walt Bender .396. C abe Cromrt. Mil l.Mba4afaacarU 1 Gabbb-Valiya 1970, there were ominous signs, Hiirnci 3li 2 10 0 Foster II f 0 1 0 35040 10619 2 5 41 .309 Scott Watkins 72-60-141 7 Artam Ramon 13.60 140 140 follow-up question on each ques­ “It’s a recipe made especially Dawson. Mtl 385 7011821 3 23 63 306 1 Mrana-Zarra 4. Obrreti Meyea they won’t be much worse off if they expect him to put it in the have maintained close Szabo 395. .loe M artin .395, .lanibv 3h 10 0 0 Bench lb 4 0 0 0 Kermil Zarley 60-72-141 3 iase bpa $.40 100 EbMk she said. “Lots of young people tion. Very cut and dried. But Hernndz, StI 366 64 112 26 4 8 45 .306 Mark McCumber 69-72-141 lEddy-Eckanii 1 ImqMab for the Duchess of Windsor and headline.” friendships with the families of Ben Crz.yb 393. Cbrntiislb 4 0 13 Nolan e 4 110 $ OSbrana lamas 740 l.lA-bmaa lIUMpa get caught. On a world scale, it’s the standing around without jobs and Smith lb 10 10 Knight 3b 4 2 2 0 Conepen, Cn 40957125.28 0 5 65 .306 Payne Stewart 69-72-141 7. Rwria-lcniamb llM b4tfa when my turn came I asked him consists of crabmeat (or tuna) Nowadays, Mrs. Stewart several former rulers. I am part Raines, Mtl 313 61 95.13 7 5 37 304 M b 3-7 $38.60 IGbbiili Rwan 4. FantafdMiii dictator in the little, un­ nothing to do. Muriilr, ( I 3 0 11 Oc.ster2h 3 12 1 Morris Hatalsky 68-73-141 Saba lA a M w a n I b i t M * anything I wanted. served over a cold omelet to Salazar. SD 388 36117 19 6 3 36 J02 Dave Eichelberger 74-67—14) Parfada 7-3 $10110 spends a good deal of her time of their history now. I A l l It I. It s>- S h a r o n Hublml 2b r 1 I 0 Pastore p toon 1 Mha4ahscarta derdeveloped country that doesn’t This, more or less, sparked hw “ When I told Amin I was Sin.'ilioc 4 111 Moskau p 0 0 0 0 Howe. Hou 358 43 107 2 4 3 36 .301 Mike Soli 69-72-142 Trifada 7-34 $1,799.70 l.kUmUtKm which tomatoes and spices have working on her second book, 'T ve covered a 50-year period Crant 127-348. Claire Hall K enney, SD 375.31 11224 1 2 39 799 Third; Sabi Rwria-Unda have much to lose who is most apt to interest in learning more about Runge -SS 4 12 0 Combe p uouo Joe Itassctt 70-72-142 l.ObiaJbyas lEddy-Cataaearta writing an article for a been added. I usually serve which w'ill bring her first story up in the life of their country. An in­ Perrv p 3 2 11 Ikirrnc ph toil Mtthws, Phi 355.5810621 3 9 66 799 David Price 73-60-142 that country, she said. 138-352. Leah LaPointe 125- Guerrer, LA 339 46 100 16 2 12 44 795. Savanttc l» a 4 m a 4.6ibbb4ii4ainb get himself some atomic bombs and newspaper and also a book about tomato and lettuce and hot to date through the 1979 Russian terview with Karmal could do Kdelen p 0 0 0 0 Rod Nuckolls 68-74—142 7 btta Raman landa 15.00 1100 5.00 130-360. Anne Fidler 155- Hoshldr ph I 000 Foster. Cin 40162118 2 221 87 794 Larry Ziegler . 73^-142 S.lirMVa>cb 1 Rwria-Zam drop them. Afghanistan and its early history, buttered French bread with it,” Bonilla, SD X8210413 2 1 24 792 3 Artana Arriba I Ramon 6.00 340 l.larfdibpa 1 Obrrata l-Jamaa THROUGH VARIOUS invasion. it.” she said. 356. Jo y ce L indsay 140, Brown p U 0 0 0 Lennic Clements 70-72—142 7.0brrdaH4ab 1 Rdrani-Edianiz IbaeAapa 4.Mb4aAa I HOPE one of those dictators he was delighted to think he Durham. Chi 32 41 94 13 6 10 35. 791 Peter Oosterhuis 74-60-142 5 Aranayo Ebru bpa 440 Saba bat4apa research sources, she learned she said. As the last Western journalist Insurmountable odds — no Doris Prentice 133. Carol Landstv ph I I 11 IFantaJhman lArt«a-JMib Totals :n II 14 n Totals 38 f n r OberkfU, StI 365. 41 106 12 6 2 44 790 Ekl Sneed 74-60—143 (bmiaU 3-7 $40.60 doesn’t get hold of one of our that in 1920, King Amir would be remembered in What’s ahead for this 65-year- known to haye interviewed Amin, Templtn. StI 324 45. 94 16 8 1 31 .290 T.RMbbad lGana4«teM way. After alj,'she’s Rhea Talley F4awson 1.35-343. Dorothy Atlanta 200 ^0000 11 TomC’hain 73-71-143 PerfecU 7-3 $130.20 fovtlc Amanullah, who got his country history," she said. old journalist? Another book, of she hopes to be the first to inter­ ('incinnati 000010004-- T Richrds, SD 387 46112 14 12 3 42 .289 Bill Calfee 75-60-143 TrHecU 7-3-5 $53240 Saba Ramiy-Cahseorta neutron bombs. I don’t know where Stewart. Matties 133-343. Bunny Individual Pitching l.Mrana4ari I W W e N w h She remembers Amin as an at- K Rungt' DP -Cincinnati 1 LOB- Terry Arthur 72-71-143 Ei(hth: the inventors of that went wrong. I back from the British, tried to course. Fellows 132, Claire Hall pitcher, cib I ip h bb .so era Hubert Green 71-72-143 IRwria-Valeie 4.E#r4a$ Atlanta 3. Cincinnati 8 2B - Washington 6 Fmto h 1540 20.00 Ryan, Hou 11 S 149 99 68 140 1.69 Antonio Cerda 72-71—143 $40 S.GMaJUpa 0. larpyin Ri)at think they misunderstood the order 152, Muriel Lindsay 349, 2. Hubbard, Smith. (X‘sler 2 3B- 4 Jne James 640 341 Chambliss Sinatro. Knight HR -Wash­ Camp. Atl 9 3 74 68 12 46 1.82 Don Halldorson 71-72-143 CaRiiOna 1. OUrreU the Pentagon gave them for a Phyllis DeFurio 341, Joan ington if I SB Butler. Murphv, S Perrv Lucas. SD 6 7 88 78 36 51 2.05 Bruce Fleisher OT-70-143 2 ObrrcU 1 Ramon 340 $«b Gene-bhanii Baldyga 170-400, Jean 2 Knepper, Ho 9 5 158 124 37 72 2.06 Robert Thompson TO-71—143 (WnieU 44 $47.60 weapon. They make a bomb that Hooton. LA 11 6 137 MB 31 72 2 2 ParftcU 64 $117.90 Mathiason 379. IP M HKRBHSO Ted Goin 72-72-144 Htth; Atlanta Carlton. Phi 13 4 12 142 57 170 2.31 Don Phol 73-71-144 kills people but doesn’t damage Rcuss. LA 9 4 144 134 2 48 2.38 TrifacU 0-4-2 $392.70 l.lartven IJim et PeirviW8-*»i 8 1-3 II f f 2 4 David Sann 72-72—144 liRtfa; IRU 4.VUnt buildings and certainly the order (iarlur 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 Holland. SF 8 6125: 97 54 63 2.ff Ron Streck 70-74-144 Ebvandc Valenzl, LA 13 7 192 140 61 180 2.48 S Bm y Jmm Iv 13.20 1340 1140 5.lMae( Cir- innali Gene George 71-72-144 LbraM n a Llarpb4riitiW Ibiandiili must have been for a weapon that I'astorc'l.4-‘ii 3 2-5 f f. f. 3 1 Bibby, Pitt 6 3 94 79 2 48 2.49 Jeff Thomsen 72-72-144 $ Mrio LatOa S.I0 441 TFinsU t9 m n t The conservationist IGanaPbnra 4.Mli Naan did just the opposite — one that Seaver, Cin 14 2158114 63 81 2.49 Howard Twitty 71-72-144 1 RU Repa 100 $Mb Jese Moskau 2-3 f. r. f 1 I 1 lawny bpb 1 b1ana4artiniii (omlx* 2-311120 Sutter. Stl 3 4 82 63 2 57 2.52 Jim Bertonclno 71-73-144 IkUtU S-l S34.U knocks down buildings but doesn’t 7.Ba4sadi IFMata-baab Kdelen 2 3 0 0 0 0 Sutton, Hou 11 8 157 130 2 KB 2.58 Kurt Cox 70-75^-145 PerfecU 1-5 $96.30 Siith: Brcining. SF 4 2 70 58 ar. 30 2.70 Sditiliai linii hurt people. Kridav's Siwirls Transartions Brown 2 0 0 0 0 2 Don Reese 71-74-145 IrifKta l-S-l JW4J0 l .M e p t t I*nni4artire» IJv I niU'd | ‘rt*ss International Dave Barr 74-71—145. T h e minority which is for taking care of the planet is getting stronger' T 2 A 14.793 Tenth; llt m M U m i 4.IRe4«4a The world won’t come to an end if •Haskethall Tom Lamore 71-74—145. TwalHIt l ln a iy t 13.40 4.40 240 i Fanste-Jaan l» Houston Sinned guard Calvin Gary Hallberg 72-73-145. S.RrtaneJspa l .l i j ndniii lFaMta4mdiil all the buildings are destroyed as Murpln tti llir<'e-year ninlract. an* ST LOdlS PITTSBURGH Rik Massengale 74-71—145. 1 PaMo 6.00 240 T.Gene-Jamis 1 Jete Rian long as there are people left to sheShe says, 'Tm just here in rrmy log O O M ifi 440 Seta IMU4arra IRrrtapMjaii IfbuPbiTi noumft| retirement of lorward Hudy ab r h bi ab r h bi Doug Black 72-74-146 lArwi^Gwtmu IhMifw— il By Scott Farris house in the woods and when visitors i omj.inoA iHi Herr 2b 2 3 0 Moreno cf 42 10 Frank Conner 71-75— (UMaii 1-2 $5040 rebuild them, but if all the people come by I give them tea and New 'I'tirk Ivxti'nded the ronlract of Templtn ss fill Foil ss 4 120 Roger Parker 73-72-146 PerfecU M $202.20 ISabrnMn INrb-lHib United Press International SevenOc Sda Baflam are killed and the buildings remain guard Mike .Newlin Hrnndzlb 4 12 2 Parker rf 3 2 11 Scott Slegner 75-71—146 TrifecU 214 $51140 1. MrU-James-Plirre cookies.” Ft Kit ball Littell p 0 0 0 0 BHubnsn If 32 10 Jim Barker 71-70-147 standing, Eiarth is going to look pret­ CHEYENNE, Wyo. (UPI) - If But said she does enjoy talking f'jltsburgh Ac tivated linebarker Jack Braun If 0 0 0 0 Easier ph 10 11 Thomas Gray T5-72—147 people are enrich^ by their sur­ .Ham placed lineman Tyrone McCriff on Hcndrck cf fill Thmpsn Ib 4 12 4 Richie Adham 75-72-147 ty ridiculous floating around in with young people. the injurcHl reserve list lorg rf 3 0 10 Pena c 4 02 0 Clarence Rose 76-71—147 space for the next couple of million roundings; then Mprgaret Murie is a "Thirty or 40 years ago we had a St l-outs Activated wide fcceivor l-.andrm rf 2 0 10 Berra 3b 4 0 10 Charlie Gibson 73-74-147 years with all those unnsed parking wealthy woman. very few people who saw ahead and Mel oug Marsh OborkfII3b 3 00 0 Ray2b 3010 Fred M ini 7060—148 PLAY The 78-year-oId conservationist Sun Diego Traded defensive end Porter c 4 111 Perez p 1 000 Terry Anton 75-75-148 spaces. were devoted to prot^ting our Frc'd Dean San Francisco for a second Hoof If 4 0 0 0 Bevacq ph 1 000 Allan Strange 72-76—148 and author needs only to look out her wilderness,” she said. “Today, 1 'trait choice in FKl and the option of Lezean ph 0 0 0 0 Scurry p 1 000 Jaim e Gonazjez 73-75-^148 As much as I hate the thought of bedroom window each morning to exchanging first round draft choices with Sutter p 0 0 0 0 Tekulve p 0 000 Curtis Sifford 72-70-148 having the world go on without me, deal a great deal with young people ihe Viers inl'W LaPoint p 2 00 0 Mike Peck 71-70-140 remind herself of her commitment and I’m very encouraged with their Kaat p 00 00 I’ve put aside my selfish interests Ibiekey By United Press International Greg Young 78-72-151 Jf/£h/SP/JP£^ to preserving America’s natural^ attitudes. You hear such terrible Haitiord Acouired left wing Doug IJol,.eon p 00 00 LPGA Ping Team Marx Coward 77-70-1% and have not been hoping it will all Sulliman and demnsemen C*hns Kot* Sanchz ph 1110 At Portland, Ore., Oct. 2 Ed Findlay 80-77-167 beauty. She lives in a rustic log" things about young people today, but sopoulos and Derry Mclhmald from tNew Shirley p 0 000 (Par73) Grier Jones 75-wdr end in the year 2000. home near Moose, Wyo., with a that’s certainly not the whole York Hangers fOLF in some of his military expenditures B Hobinsfin, Parker, Thompson DP—St Hiil-Wilkins 3544-69 1. Tom Kite $355,724. 8, Ray Floyd doors,’’ Mrs. Murie says, reflecting NY Hangers Made following Louis2. Piltburj^ 1. LOB—St. Louis 11, Dwyer-Speer 3440-69 instead of social programs. That She spent much of her life par­ assignments to Springfield of AML; $ri4.98B. 3. Tom Watson $345 ^ 0. i. on her childhood in tum-of-tbe- Pittsburgh 7. 2&-Hernandez. Moreno, Stroney-Wood 3043-69 Bruce Uetzke $3M,»1. 5. Hale Irwin way I might not be able to look ticipating in the work of her now- forwards Mike Hackman. .Bob Bedier. Pena. Thompson, ^ s le r . HR—Hendrick Alcott-Van Hoose »44-69 century Alaska. “My family taught fiary Hums. (!oni Connor. Todd Johnson, (Ifii, Porter (6». S ^-H crr. S-Perez. $276,4 0 .6 . Bill Rogers A70.411.7, Jerry deceased husband, Olaus Murie. Barrow-O'Brien 3544- 69 Pate 1143.862.8. CraigStatder $»/ ». 9, forward to the end of the world in me what a wonderful thing curiosity Claude Jarose. Dan McCarthy. Dave Foli Camer-Rankln 3440-69 Murie was one of the U.S. Snop<>k and Hnan Ziegler, defensemen IP H RERBBSO Curtis Strange $2D0JQS. 10. Larry Nelaon the year 2000, but at least I could an­ is, and bow curiosity would carry Tom Adams. Joe Augustine,.Andre Dore. Martin-Smith 3743- 70 $193,9tt. Biological Survey’s leading scien­ St. Louis Pulz-Young 3347-70 LPGA GOLF ticipate the government being able you when all else failed. You find John Hughes. Hon Plumb, Gord Smith LaPoint 31-3 6 2 2 1 2 UPI photo tists and was, like his wife is today, and Bart Wils/in and goalies Ward Fergon-Joyce 3440-70 I. JoAme Canter BUJBI. 2. Pat Kaat 1 4 5 4 1 0 Kazmierskl-Spuzich 3343-70 to pay my Social Security when the things to occupy yourself and stop a member of the board of directors Luckhardt and Hick Strack .DeLeon 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 Bradley $U5.^ . 3. BetbDanlel $181,758. Pittsburgh Optioned right winger Hayes-LuiMkiuist 3744- 71 4. Donna Cappni H79J16. 6, Jan times comes for it. thinking about life passing you by.” of the Wilderness Society. Shirley 2 0 0 0 0 2 Alex-Clark 3045- 71 Stephenson tw.2K. 6, Nancy Ltmez- Margaret Murie needs only to look out from commitment to preserving America’s natural Steve fialwis to Kne lAHLi and Littell 110 0 10 Davis Cooper-aieehan 3744-71 Game No. 2 But Mrs. Murie is aware that The couple moved from Alaska to Mefton «£8.237.7. Amy Alcott $l».3n. I, her rustic log home to remind herself of her beauty. defenseman Handy Boyd to Ottawa Sutter

DAV says Take no more “thanks” than two forms James Q. Trivigno Jr., commander of the By Martin Sloane would for no-name suddenly it seems that Disabled American DEAR generics whose quality I'm they have many more Veterans (DAV) left, S U P E R M A R K E T not sure of. coupons to select from and oresented John M. S H O PPE R — Please say Many thanks for helping m any m o re p ro o fs of something in your column got organized and for purchases that can be Purdy Jr. of the Purdy about people Who take giving my family a project turned into refund cash, Corp., 586 Hilliard St., whole pads of refund we all enjoy together, more with a plaque as a way And they receive forms. P S. I got my husband in- enthusiastic help from of saying "thank you” to Our local Osco store was terested by clipping out their families. the firm which made given one pad of Crest re- your column and leaving it the largest contribution fu n d f o r m s , and a where he would be sure to Refund of the day Write to the following ad­ during the DAV's 1980 customer took the entire sc® 't- ^ Mrs. K. from pad. I told the manager Itasca, 111. dress to obtain the form "Forget-Me-Not" fund required by this offer of a drive. that I needed the form, and DEAR MRS. K. — Most he promised to get a few shoppers who decide to fitness book, poster and $2 Herald photo by Tarquinlo from a store in another tuke advantage of coupons coupon: Evian Waters of J town. and refund offers in an France Inc., 666 Steamboat The offer expires in a organized way make the Road, Greenwich, Conn. few days. Since I don't same important discovery 06830. This offer expires drive, I will have to walk a that you did. Dec. 31, 1981. m ile and a half each way to pick up the form. If people would only Clip ‘n’ file refunds remember other shoppers when they reach for the Cereals, Breakfast Products I Romance's end suits man whole pad, they, might Baby Food (File 1) think twice and take only Clip out this file and keep it with similar cash-off - friends are right. But there Whenever I go out with one or two refund forms. — coupons — beverage refund offers with beverage | DEAR ABBYi I am a are several lessons to be him, my mother puts on a Clarie M. from Dixon, III. coupons, for example. Start collecting the needed j 29-year-old single male, learned here: long face and says she DEAR CLAIRE — Your proofs of purchase while looking for the required | practicing law in San Fran­ 1) Never “ mention” to a hopes I’m not “serious” letter is better than any refund forms at the supermarket, in newspapers | cisco. Six weeks ago I boyfriend that another girl about him. I tell her I am preaching I could do to per­ and magazines, and when trading with friends. | broke up with a young Dear Abby Mrs. Holger R. Hilton-Rang Mrs. Mark F. Matheny Mrs. R, Joseph Tanguay Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. O’Donnell is “ fantastically well-put- serious about him, then she Offers may not be available in all areas of the coun- I woman after a relationship suade greedy pad grabbers together.” (H e may not be looks so sad and shakes her try. Allow 10 weeks to receive each refund. I that had lasted nearly a to mend their ways. Abigail Van Buren able to resist the challenge head as if to say, “ You The folloKing refund ufferr are worlli year. She took it pretty DEAR to “ take her apart.” ) must be nuts.” S I0.19. Thin week's offers have a lutui value of hard, so I was rather sur­ SUPERMARKET Rang-Hilton 2) If a man is interesting, Both she and Dad are SHOPPER — There is a 328.82. Matheny-Donovan Tanguay-Bidwell O’Donnell-Long prised when she sent me an few girls, out of loyalty to a nagging me and making great difference between CRISPY WHEATS N' RAISINS "Wildlife of expensive three-piece suit Africa” Offer. Receive a Rand McNally “ Wildlife Candance Jane Hilton of New Britain and Holger Half Karen Ann Donovan of Manchester and Mark Ferris Janet E. Bidwell of Manchester and R. Joseph Laurie E. Long of 34 W. Center St. and Donald J. girlfriend, will pass up a me feel guilty for loving a the casual couponing that I for my birthday! I didn’t of Africa” poster. Send the required refund form Rang of Hartford were married Sept. 26 at St. James Matheny of Manchester, were married Oct. 2 at St. Tanguay Jr. of Vernon, were married Sept. 26 at Second O’Donnell of Hebron were married Sept. 12 at Zion chance to date him. man whose looks don’t used to do and the Church in Manchester. want to accept such an agree with your friends. An date. Dawn accepted and and three Universal Product Code symbols for each James Church. Congregational Church. Lutheran Church in Manchester. 3) Dawn talks too much. come up to their expec­ organized couponing and expensive gift, so I expensive three-piece suit then she told Sue (who is poster. There is no limit on the number of posters The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Burton E. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mi's. Donald Long 4) So does Sue. tations. I need advice. By refunding that I do now. returned it to the store for would surely have had also a friend of mine) that you can request. Expires April 30, 1982. Hilton IH of 2fi South Farms Drive. The bridegroom is The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. Thomas The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin T. of Andover. The bridegroom is the son of Mrs. the way. I’m no beauty I used to throw all my a credit, which I mailed to some strings attached to it. she went out with Eric. Sue POST BRAN FLAKES Coupon Offer. Receive a the son of Mrs Gisela Stiles of West Hartford and Carl Donovan of Manchester. The bridegroom is the son of Bidwell of 112 Baldwin Road. The bridegroom is the son Paul Lussier of East Hampton and the late William DEAR ABBY: I am 19. myself. coupons in a drawer. I her with a very nice note. In order to remain com­ told me, and now I am $1 coupon. Send the required refund form and three Kang of Vancouver. B.C., Canada. Mr. and Mrs. W. Gordon Matheny of Manchester. of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Tanguay Sr. of 77 Timber O’Donnell. and I ’m dating a 27-year- S. IN E N G L IS H T O W N , could never seem to find a Trail. I was even more sur­ pletely free of obligation, humiliated and angry, coupon-offer proof-of-purchase seals from specially The Rev. William Carroll of St. James Church The Rev. (Jharles Kuhl of Manchester performed the old man. My parents do not N.J. coupon when I needed it. The Rev. William F. Carroll of St. James Church prised when the same suit you were wise to remain I contend that when Eric celebrated the nuptial mass and performed the double­ object to the age difference DEAR S: Tune your Now I have them organized marked packages of Post 40 Percent Bran Flakes. celebrated the nuptial mass and performed the double­ The Rev. James D. McLaughlin of Manchester per­ double-ring candlelight ceremony. Marion Erdin of was redelivered to my of­ “ unsuitable.” called Dawn, she should ring ceremony. Mrs Jane Maccarone of Manchester because there’s a 20-year parents out and listen to ih envelopes, by product Expires Aug. 31, 1982, ring ceremony. formed the double-ring ceremony. Herbert Chatzy of Manchester was organist. fice with an angry letter have refused him im­ was organist and soloist. difference in their ages. your heart. If you love him groups, and I have many TOTAL. Receive 31 in coupons. Send the required Manchester was organist. * The bride was given in marriage by her father. from her saying I had The bride was given in marriage by her parents. DEAR READERS: I’ll mediately, saying she and I hundreds to choose from. refund form and two Universal Product Code sym­ The bride was given in marriage by her father. The bride was given in marriage by her father. JoAnn Zachmann of Hebron was maid of honor. The problem is that my and he treats you well, pay Melis.sa M Hilton of Manchester was her sister's “ damned well better keep be appearing on “ Good w ere gooid friends, and My daughter, who works bols from boxes of Total. Expires Oct. 31, 1981 Mrs. Diane Johnson of Cromwell served as matron of Bridesmaids were Kaila Pilver and Doris Highcavage, parents think this man is no attention to what maid of honor Bridesmaids were Diane Kellsey of New the suit!” Morning, America” on then hung up the phone. Bonus! This offer doesn't require a form: honor. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Marcia Benson of Miss Brenda Eastman of Manchester was maid of both of Manchester. Christin Long, sister of the bride, not good-looking enough anyone says. Handsome is in a restaurant, brings A fte r a few days o f Monday, Oct. 5. Please join Furthermore, Dawn KELLOGG’S-KRAFT Measuring Cup Offer, P.O. Britain. Linda Gray of North Conway. N.H.. and Vicki Rowley. Mass., the bridegroom's sister; Miss Sharon honor. Bridesmaids was Miss Colleen MacGillvary of was flower girl. for me! as handsome does. home the newspaper food Barbero of Bolton. thought, I mailed the suit me! shouldn’t have told Sue or Box 4107, Young America, Minn. 55399. Receive a Martin of East Hartford; and Mrs. Jo Ann Peterman Manchester. Miss Kristin Antolini of Manchester, the Mike Doherty of Manchester served as best man. I love him very much and sections that people leave back to her with a curt note ABBY anyone else about her date five-cup measuring set. For each set, send two Peter Dawson of Burnaby. B.C . Canada, served as and Miss Karen Jarsen, both of Manchester. bride’s niece, was flower girl. Ushers were Mike O’Donnell of Hebron, the he loves me, but my Everybody needs behind. My husband does informing her that I simply with Eric because it made proof-of-purchase seals from the side panels of best man L'.shers were John Chapell of Norwich. Robert Paul Peracchio of Manchester served as best man. bridegroom’s brother; and Frank Scrivano of Hebron. parents are terribly disap­ friends. For some prac­ the same thing with papers Barney Peterman Jr. of Manchester served as best couldn’t accept it. DEAR ABBY: The me look like a fool. Kellogg’s Rice Krispies and two Universal Product Stiles of Simsbury, and Burton E Hilton IV of Ushers were Paul Tanguay of Manchester, the A reception was held at Fiano’s Restaurant in Bolton, pointed that I didn’t pick a tical tips on how to be pop­ left on his commuter train. man. Ushers were Thomas Donovan of Manchester, the A number of my friends names are fictitious, but I My friends contend that Code symbols from any Kraft Marshmallows. Manchester, the bride s brother. bridegroom's brother; and David Delmastro of better-looking fellow. He’s ular, get Abby’s Popularity This family cooperation bride's brother; Arnold Benson of Rowley, Mass.; after which the couple left for Cape Cod, Mass. They are told me that I was wrong am telling it like it is. I everything worked out for .A reception was held at the Manchester Country Club, Manchester. not really bad-looking, Ab­ booklet. Send $1 plus a is also bringing me box There is no limit on the number of sets you can Daniel Pantaleo of Tolland; and Thomas Pantaleo of residing in Hebron. and should have kept the have been dating a fellow the best and I am lucky to after which the couple left for Bermuda They will A reception was held at the British American Club of by. He is about an inch long, self-addressed tops, labels and other request. Expires Nov. 30, 1981. Coventry. Mrs. O’Donnell is employed at The Manchester suit. What do you think? named Eric. I mentioned have found out that Eric reside in Hartford Manchester, after which the couple left for Bermuda. shorter than I am and he’s stamped (35 cents) proofs of purchase that are Herald. BEWILDERED BY THE to Eric that Dawn, a good was bad news. What is your The bride will use both her maiden name and that of A reception was held at the Hotel Sonesta in Hartford, They will reside in Vernon. (Nassiff photo) losing his hair, but I don’t envelope to Abby, filling the cartons that I Dairy Products, Oils Mr. O’Donnell is self-employed. (Adamson photo) BAY opinion? the bridegroom. Mrs. Hillon-Rang is employed as a after which the couple left for Paradise Island, The friend of mine, is fan­ care. He treats me better Popularity, 12060 have stacked in the garage. Margarine, Diet Foods (File 2) buyer at Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Group of United Bahamas. They will reside in Manchester. tastically well-put- AMY than any guy I ’ve ever gone Hawthorne Blvd., Suite M y daughter’s BORDEN $2 Ground Beef Offer. Receive a $2 DEAR Technologies Corp. in East Hartford. Mrs. Matheny is a travel agent for Mercury Travel All about collecting together. Well, Eric called with, and our relationship .5000, Hawthorne, Calif. restaurant is my secret coupon for ground beef. Send the required refund Personal advice from Abby BEWILDERED: I d is ­ Mr Rang is employed as a tool and die marker and Agency in Manchester. Dawn and asked her for a DEAR AMY: Your is great! 902.50. source for Sanka form and five front panels from 12-ounce and-or 16- Russ MacKendrick writes about stamps, coins and Abigail Van Buren offers personal advice daily in one press room foreman at West Hartford Tool and Die Co., Mr. Matheny is an electronics engineer at Eastern envelopes, ketchup labels ounce Borden Single Wrapped Slices. Expires Dec. almost anything collectible — in "Collectors’ Comer,” of America’s best-read columns, “ Dear Abby,” in The Inc in Newington iFracchia photo) Electronics Corp. in East Hartford. (Nassiff photo) and Jell-O boxes. My hus­ 31. 1981. Manchester Herald’s Focus section. every Tuesday in The Herald’s Focus/Leisure section. band brings home the RONDELE. Receive a $1 refund. Send the coffee-jar seals that he required refund form and the front panels from any finds in his office ,3 Rondele cartons. Expires June 15, 1982. Is raw meat dangerous? lunchroom as well as the ■ WEIGHT WATCHERS Free Pizza. Receive a Conservationist labels from the non-dairy J Weight Watchers Pizza. Send the required refund Engagements creamer. I form and any four Universal Product Code symbols DEAR DR. LAMB - I I wouldn’t have believed Ifrom Weight Watchers Ziti, Lasagna, Cannelloni, work in a well-know fast to 190 F (87.8 C). That any relationship between it possible before, but I’m I Eggplant Parmigiana or Turkey Tetrazzini entrees sees groundswell food chain. We sell beef means all the meat and not the common cold, I mean now paying less for a lot of [ or Weight Watchers Veal Parmigiana or Chicken and beef sandwiches. I am just the outside. That is the frequency with which the national brands than I J Parmigiana lunches. Expires Dec. 1, 1981. very worried about how the Your Health why the thermometer some people get colds and CunlinuccI from page 13 turbed by Watt’s suggestion that beef is cooked. Or I should should be inserted into the keep them, and the in­ some wilderness areas be opened up say how it is not cooked. center of the meat being cidence of cancer. Are peo­ to republish her husband’s studies of to oil and gas development, and that We get the beef frozen. We Lawrence Lamb, M.D. cooked. It doesn’t matter ple who are highly suscep­ no new national park land be Congregational Church the large Jackson Hole elk popula­ have instructions about what the cooking tible to one virus that tion accompanied by his wildlife acquired until the current park putting it in the oven for procedure is as far as causes a cold more suscep­ sketches and drawings. system is upgraded. thawing and. then leaving it health is concerned so long tible to all virus infections Mrs. Murie has also authored “ I think it is certainly indicated unthawed untu our cooked as these temperatures are and hence cancer? in Bolton begins class three books on her experienes in we need more wilderness areas, not supply gets low. It is then reached and maintained. DEAR READER — Alaska where she w o rk ^ and lived less; more national parks, not less.” put in the oven but if we You might suggest that Good question. And I don’t Room 5 of the church's and homemade pies. Call in the wilderness. She is now Mrs. Murie said the key to the en­ run out of beef we go ahead that beef is not cooked in What do you think I should your supervisor get a meat think there is any good BOLTON — The First education building. Sue Biske at 643-2253 or working on her fourth book and is vironmental movement of the 1980s and use it even if it has not the center and sometimes do? thermometer. evidence on this point. But Congregational Church’s The forum program will Brabra Smith at 646-8492 keeping active in the political arena is to involve as many interests as been in the oven as long as it is really raw. It is thin D E A R R E A D E R — There is more to preven­ you must realize that we do confirmation class and possible in preserving the meet after fellowship time for reservations. to prevent oil and gas exploration in it should be to be complete- sliced so the customers are There is a health reason for ting food poisoning than not know that cancers are adult education forum wilderness heritage. She believes at the church at 10:45. the scenic areas of Alaska and . ly cooked. not so aware of it in their cooking food. Cooking this. You will want to read caused by viruses. Even if program will begin Sunday the best way to impress upon people Priscilla and Arthur Personal advice Wyoming. I suppose the franchise sandwiches. Isn’t that raw destroys harmful bacteria other details in The Health some are there is evidence morning. The church will the need to preserve the wilderness also be holding a dinner Anderson will speak on "Alaska has been one of my main knows what it is doing but meat dangerous for them? and will even destroy some Letter number 6-2, Food that other cancers are not. Abigail Van Buren offers later that day. hospital programs in concerns lately,” she said. " I t ’s the is to bring them to the wilderness. toxins already formed in Poisoning of Infectious As a case in point, most personal advice daily in “ I’ve traveled all over the world food (but not all). It is not Confirmation class Connecticut. W last chance we have to preserve a Origin, which I am sending skin cancers are caused by one of Am erica’s best-read students are asked to at­ Dinner # ill follow the whole ecosystem. There’s no place to know that this valley is a very just a matter of taste. It is you. Others who want this radiation from the sun, not columns. “ Dear Abby," in dangerous to eat uncooked tend church services at forum, and the menu will else where the habitat is as it was special valley,” she said. “ When issue can send 75 cents viruses. The Manchester Herald's Cynthia L. Andrews Shirley R. Seavey people come here, they have 9:30 and then meet in consist of chicken, salad. Nancy M. Luckman Darlene A. Berdat before man set foot on it — birds, A bou t Town meats, including poultry. with a long, stamped, self- But the body’s ability to Focus section. Alan C. Green something akin to what we would wildlife, waters.” Fortunately, in most in­ addressed envelope for it reject or destroy abnormal call a spiritual experience. *T Mrs. Murie disapproves of stances the most people to me, in care of this cells or organisims is Andrews-Welch "The wildlife experience has a Interior Secretary James Watt. get is a good case of food newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, related to our immune Seavey-Green Luckman-Jacobson Berdat-Cavan great effect on people — people are “ I only hope President Reagan poisoning from the Radio City Station, New system which does in­ The engagement of Miss Shirlev really thrilled at the sight of a deer, Sunset Club bacteris-Iaden under­ I'he engagement of Miss Cynthia The engagement of Miss Nancy The engagement of Miss Darlene has the courage to dismiss Mr. York, N Y 10019. Bacterial fluence our resistance to Ruthe Seavey of Fredericksburg, a porcupine or a marten. And the Lee Andrews of East Hartford to Michelle Luckman of 16 Oxford St. Ann Berdat of Mont Clare, Pa., to W att,” she said. "W hat he has cooked food, but that is bad contamination is still our colds. One approach to Va., to Alan Curtis Green of Plain- hiking or climbing or canoeing is The Sunset Club will meet Tuesday at 1 p.m. at the Andrew Michael Welch of 137C to John Joseph Jacobson of Joel Ekiward Cavin of Norristown, threatened to do would be dis­ enough. greatest good hazard, not cancer treatment or ville, has been announced by her pretty good for them physically, Senior Citizens Center. Following the meeting, there Sycamore Lane has been announced Manchester has been announced by Pa., has been announced by her astrous.” The situation you chemicals. And the prevention is to improve parents, Mr. and Mrs. John F. will be card playing. TRAVEL AGENCY by her parents. Mr. and Mrs. An­ her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Irving parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Berdat Mrs. Murie is particularly dis­ too.” describe cries out for a temjjerature for food in the the body’s ability to Seavey of 77 Oxford St. drew Andrews of East Hartford. Luckman of 30 Waranoke Road. of 59 Scarborogh Road. meat thermometer. The refrigerator is as impor­ destroy abnormal cells AVAILABLE TO EVERYONE WHO TRAVELS Mr. Green is the son of Mr. and Mr. Jacobson is the son of Mr. Cavan is the son of Mrs. Rita Democratic Women’s Club only way to kill unwanted tant as the cooking (cancer cells) regardless Mr. Welch is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Green of Plainville. Florence S. Jacobson of Bethesda, Cavan of Norristown, Pa., and the bacteria is to subject them temperature. of their cause through im­ Mrs. Maurice B Welch of 126 Diane Miss Seavey graduated from today is your Md., and Mortimer Jacobson of late Gerard Cavan. Faith Baptist Church The Manchester Democratic Women’s Club will meet to a heat of about 175 F (80 DEAR DR. LAMB - I proving the body’s immune Drive. Manchester High School in 1977. She Great Neck, N.Y. Miss Berdat graduated from Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at First Federal Savings, West C) for at least 30 minutes. was wondering if there is response. Miss Andrews graduated from graduated cum laude from Keene Miss Luckman graduated from Manchester High School in 1976 and Middle Turnpike. There will be a discussion of the final Poultry should be cooked lucky day!!!... East Hartford High School. She is (N .H .) State College in 1980. She isa Manbhester High School in 1968, from the Northeastern University, plans for the club’s Christmas Party. Refreshments will employed at Advest Inc. in Hart­ teacher in the Spotsylvania, Va., from Boston University School of School of Pharmacy in June. Shris presents film Sunday be served. ford. school system. Public Communication in 1972 and employed at Rite-Aid Pharmacy, Mr. Green graduated from Plain­ from Suffolk University Law School Ardmore, Pa. “John Hus,” a dramatic film on ’ detail -r costuming, setting, and GRABER FREE ROUNDTRIP Mr. Welch graduated from ville High School in 1977 and from in 1978. She is a member of the Mr; Cavan graduated from dialogue. Much of the dialogue is ac­ Sunset Rebekah Lodge Manchester High School. He is Keene (N.H.) State College in 1980 the life of the noted 15th centdry Connecticut Law Association. She is Berfclee College of Music In Boston, tually taken from historical AIRFARE.... employed at Hamilton Standard in with an associate’s degree in draf­ Bohemian priest, will be shown at an attorney serving as assistant Mass., and from Maxwell Institute, documents of the account. Sunset Rebekah Lodge will meet Monday at 8 p.m. at VERTICAL Windsor Locks. ting. He is employed as a machinist the Faith Baptist Church, 52 Lake clerk of Hartford Superior Court. N o rri^ w n , Pa. He is employed hy The motion picture is released by the Marine Hall on Parker Street. A social hour will be to Miami when you The couple is planning a May 14, at the Connecticut Jig Grinding Co. St., Manchester on Sunday at 7 p.m. Mr. Jacobson graduated from Wetware Interface in King of the Pennsylvania based Gateway held after the meeting. 1982 weddi^ at St. Christopher’s "John Hus” is a presentation of a sail with HOLLAND in Plainville. He also attends Cen­ Bowdoin College in 1973, summa Prussia, Pa. unique historical fi^ r e who planted Films. Rod Colbin plays the lead BLINDS Church in East Hartford. (Naylor tral Connecticut State College. > cum laude, PhlBeta Kappa, and The couple is planning an Oct. 24 AMERICA to the photo) the seeds of The I^testant Refor­ role of John Hus and is supported A July 1982 wedding is planned. from Georgetown University Law wedding at the First Assembly of mation 100 years before Martin by a cast of other recognized screen Center in 1976. He is a member of God in E ast Hartford. (M arin Get ‘Your Money’s Worth’ Luther. talent, including Regis Cordlc, San- the Committee on Small Ehnployer CARIBBEAN photo) The devotion of Hus to Scripture dor Naszody, Marvin Miller, John Sylvia Porter tells how to get “ Your Money’s Worth” Plans of the Association of M v a te Mannix-Snuffer and bis relentless pursuit of Hart, and (^rm en Zapata. A Faith — daily on the business page in ’The Manchester Herald. 30% OFF for complete details call: Pension and Welfare Plans; vice Now you kow spiritual truth alienated him from for Today production, the film was Manchester chairman of the Employee Benefits The engagement of Miss Teri Lee degree in elementary and special his church. Ris betrayal, trial, im­ directed by Michael Ekxmomou and Committee of the American From the Empire State Buiraing, 391 Broad Street Mannix of Stroudsburg, Pa., to Neil education. She is employed by prisonment and final execution by porodnced by Roy Naden. Coma Benefits Association’s Section of ships can be seen 40 miles at Sea. G. Snuffer of Manchester has been Colonial Northampton III 20 as a burning at the stake is a stirring The public is invited. 'visit Tort and Insurance Law; and vice Our 646-7096 announced by her parents, Mr. and teacher at the Arlington Learning true account that inspires faith and chairman of the Young Leadership showroom Mrs. Paul L. 'Mannix of Center, provides interest from beginning to SINCE 1913 Division of the Hartford Jewish Stroudsburg. Mr. Snuffer, a 1975 graduate of end. Focus/Food Playing bridge Control hoot md hash mnlgM 'wdth 'J Mr. Snuffer is the son of Mr. and Manchester High School, is a senior Federation. He is an attorney with The hour-long historical drama SERVICES Holland Hartford law firm of Reid and Menus, recipes and shopping tips GriborCraliM CuMofflCiiMflia UaHiliJVorteol BMt.R M l M Mrs. John K. Snuffer of Manchester. of Kutztown State College where he Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag was filmed on location in Germany, Relge, P.C. are featured in The Manchester • 4 7 ^ 9 9 4 7 36 Windsor Ave. America Miss Mannix graduated from is majoring in psychology. write about bridge — every day on Czechoslavakla, and California. It SALE ENOS OCT. 30, 1961 872-0166 The couple is planning a June 27, Herald’s Focus/Food secUon, every RoekvMie (tcrosi from Hartmenn'il Stroudsburg High School in 1976 and No wedding date has been set. the comics page of The Manchester attempts to be accurate to every Wednesday. ' 3ht 447-9944 Cruises ,frorn Kutztown State College with a 1982 wedding. (Burian-Moss photo) iW ald . 16 - THE HERALD. Sat., Oct. 3, 1981 THE HERALD. Sat., Oct. 3, 1981 Daytime TV 'Prince of the City' wins raves TV Saturday Saturday

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Leuci is 8 Freeman Reports To Coma' " I t is the luck,” Lumet tinued. The director says it on earth to repair his crippled space (B) College Football Preview With previous week's programming despicable race driver. Peter 8 Vortoua Programming 8 Movla-(Drama)** "Straight 8 Doctor# (Exc. Frl.) National guard. doesn't happen often and all-cop. And this film has saucer. (i iSmins ) Jim Simeon and Bud Wilkinson (R) 8 TV Community College Thorndyke. sabotages the little Tim a" 1678 Dustin Hoffman. Gary Oood Morning Connocllcut says, of having all the (ST Forsyte Saga Laagua DIvlalonal Ptay-Off Sariaa much more substance to it ^ Week In Review 39 32 99 Spider-Man And His Volkswagen. Herbie, by pouring Irish Busey. Branded a loser, an ex-con is Program Unannounced (Mon.) So when it came time to even when it happens, it is 4:30 (FRI.) H nacaaaary, NBC Sporta will elements of the picture fall Consultation Amazing Friends coffee into the car's fuel tank. desperate to make a life for himself CFL Football: From tha 66 Yard Lina — all of the characters say- C l d CBS Sports Saturday Ray rpovIda coverage of tha fourth game into place. You can tell it cast “ Prince of the City," no guarantee of either a 6:45 '3D Medicine And Your Health Dr (Conclusion, 60 mins.) outside prison walls. His battle la ( ^ . ) Michael Ozer reports on medical Mancini will att.empt to wrest the E Movie-(Drama)*** "Threa TV Sunday lnthiaplay-offaarla8;limaandtaama Lumet remembered critical or a commercial one thing at the beginning Community Calendar 8 Now Zoo Revue on the set, and you can be (X) WBC Lightweight Championship made even tougher by a society that to be announced. 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"He lost experience he later used film is taken word for word Premiere; 60 mins.) 8 NFL Review And Preview E A News Day 8 EvanlngvAt Symphony ABC Sports will provide coverage of J Popeye And Friends 32 NFL Review And Preview I T Magic Of Oil Painting 1:05 8 FprThaFana (WED ), Road Racing (THUR ), NFL His son calls him the mis­ Crowd” — came of age at everything." from tapes Leuci made made an agreement — he 8 Newa-Weather-Sporta 8 Sacred Heart 7:30 , tha Eaatarn and Western Division for the novel “ The .1 10 Super Fun Hour 99 Championship Wrestling 5:30 ® Movla -(Drama) ** W "Elaciric 8 8 MaatThaPrass ory: Lina by Una (FRI.) wouldn't come around J Christopher Closeup 99 M ovie-(Horror) ** "Tw ins of i l Living Faith 8Movie-(Muslcal)*** "LesQIrla" 7:00 8 Sports Amarica E MuppetShow ) CNN Morning Report play-offgamas;ragionwilldatarmina sing mogul.” the same exact time Budd did not have to Disenchanted.” “ I was when he was meeting with Horaaman" 1979 Robert Redford. 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Eighth Day 12:30 8 8 Hara'a Boomer 8 Porky Pig Buga Sunny 1:18 Schulberg recalls. ” I liked Vegas hotel and heads for some E 8 Hands On E Nawa £ News-Weather sect with a vampire ancestry (90 8 Family Feud 8Movle-(prama)*** "Farewell grazing land. (Rated PG) (2 hre.) E Tha NFL Today S:30 Schulberg started cranking early Hollywood, told by Adeline Schulberg became him enormously. He was To Arme" 1032 Gary Cooper, Helen 8 SportaCantar 1:30 3e Movie Adventure'** Across mms ) S F Troop 1:25 d p Movla E Buga Bunny out scripts for film pioneer one of its princes, the shy, one of the top literary .and endearing, modest guy. The Wiee Missouri t9 5 i C'ark 12:26 VrManImals This program present 8 Hayes An American ambulance 8 World Opportunities E Weekend Haroaa EE AreMa Bunker's Place E Varloua Programmirig I E Aa The World Turn# /HOUKAifOncmA/ driver, wounded in Italy, falls in love E 8 ABC News 8 Weak In Review E Sonny And Char Super Pay Cerda Eklwin S. 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(S) Collage Football Utah State vs 8 8 Jonny Quest jfprid Records Special Top Rank Boxing (Frl.). r»'e ives’ '"m- S* L : - s (PC 9 9 Tom And Jerry Comedy 6YU (SportsCenter during halftime) 8 Jake Haas Qoapal Tima Moot# Chrlato' (MON.). ‘Sparkle’ FNWT SHOW ONLY tZ.fiO 8 Movie-(Comedy)*** "Freebie 8 Morningtown ^ Tannia (Continuaa) Joko Hoes Ooapot Ttmo B.P. coined the term round^ by Chaplin, Zukor, Schulberg says he felt as a writer. It seems dif­ - *s ) Show EVENING (S) style 8 Inside Bualnass RI.) 34 Sesame Street 4 Portrait Of A Legend And The Been’’ 1074 AlanArkin, 7:15 8 N F L '61 I Cartoon Foathral Movio (Mon.) ’Barracuda' ’’America’s Sweetheart” Mayer, Pickford, Von obliged to write "Moving ficult to imagine he was so is scene 6:00 James Caan. Two San Francisco 8 Laurel And Hardy E Community Calendar $ < »«p t Irv-School Programming 90 Jettons E NFL Reoort x : i . 31 N tw t 1:40 8 Movla S 9 K » Stroheim, who played ball detectives, desperate to nail a 7:30 P Nawa-Waathar-Sporta 2:00 for Mary Pickford. When Pictures." "I was very neglected.” S Cer'ascoiendas 39 Bullw' ikle E ' Starsky And Hutch 8 USAF Religious Film 8 Once Upon A Claaale E Richard Slmmona Show mobster resort to playing body E spread A Littta Sunahina P 8 N o v a E Smart the growing film business in the backlots, who lived lucky to grow up there d 26 2D New .maker Saturday Datiit-i E Racing Prom Belmont Park 8 George Plimpton NFL Sports E Brady Bunch W ith a litt le m o v ie guards unlil he can be arrested. (2 2:00 E Aak Tha Doctor PMovla E 8 OnaUfaToUva 5 ? In The News Sc*" mode-atfes. group of HsiandlngRoomOnly:TheMaglc E Naws-Waathar Dlgast E Guiding Light moved West to a sleepy lit­ in the very first house built when I did. 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I N L O N D O N f Newark And Reality 34 i n Angeles, featunng Lucille Ball, Jack available)* "Barracuda" NoOther ^ m a Collogo Football Review (FRI.) with it. of Budd’s father, B.P.,,his And he especially wanted my Run?” It was published 14 HBO Sneak Preview.'7}ctober reviewing thenewmoviesintown with 8 Porky PIg-Buga Bunny Gp Qraataat Sports Legends itlonal OaograpMc 8 Calabratlon Of Tha Euchatlat 8 A c u n l On Living (Mon.) The Civil War will be the PolyGfam Pictures -— , Lemmon. Waiu-r Matthau and Dick Information Available. (Rated PG) ABC Simday Mght Movla 8 8 8 Another World jerry S' e'ana Anref^eara I E full-length scenes from: 'Mommie 8 Harttaga Corner E Fight For City Hall I X0 . F rt) Today (Continuaa) He shot to the top of meteoric rise and fall, his to chronicle his father’s wheiFhe was 17, and was a central theme of "Th e Blue Van Patten performing magical (90 mins.) iRIaWrIttan 8 CNN Afternoon hcghi.gi-'To upcorn'r-movies Dearest.' starring Faye Dunaway as 8:00 Movla ) PhS Donahue Show (Exc. FrI.) \ I nutTNal Ri'luast’ illuaiona and comedy routinea 8 Risk Of Marriage E ) C oSaga Football Paramount Pictures. As failed marriage. contributions to the in­ smash critical and com­ and the Gray,” an eight- spons anc spec H0O m ' . J . X T . Show Joan Crawford, 'Only When ILaugh,' E Today’a Black Woman 8 Accent Oh Uving Today Continuaa (FRI.) 8 Varloua Programming 3D Preet Box Waahington bureau 2:05 ) Ja k a Haaa Qoapainm a 8 8 AndyOrtmth Show production chief in the late ” We lived on a faulted dustry. For this he was mercial success. In it he hour CBS-TV mini-series Octooer ! j Sho N. a Neil Simon comedy with Marsha E Jimmy Swaggart 8 National Football Laagua 8 M o vlo (Tu o ., W a d .)‘Running’ chief and guest correspondents E Moment Of Meditation 18 8 Sunday Mght At Tha 2:30 39 32 99 Smurfs Mason and Kristy McNichol as E Confluence dame QUC.), ‘BaHMiora BuNat' (WED.) '20s, the giddy heyday of line,” Budd recalls. “ The able to draw on B .P.’s un­ created the prototypical starring Stacy Keach, John 9^ Graate. .ondtHosi discuss events of the week 2:30 oviaa E E Soarch For Tomorrow 3D Inside Business GeorgeP. -swith mother and daughter, and'Continen­ E Sunday Funniaa 8 Medicine And Your Health 8 Saaama Stroot 8 Sn e ak P re v ie w s ' Sne ak 8 Here's How ^ Nawamakar Sunday E Addama Family the silents, he discovered money was rolling in and finished memoirs. Hollywood shark, Sammy Hammond and Julia Duffy. 99 Rainbow Patch basketball star -ho lead tal Divide.' a romantic comedy with GD King la Coming 8 8 National Football Laagua 8 I Love Lucy (Exc. Frl.) Today Previews'returns with co-hoata John Belushi 2:43 8 Beet Of Tha NFL 1 8 Maatarplaca Thaatra E Bullaaya rolling out. Dad was a big Schulberg feels his 6:56 the Golden Stale War tothe Roger Ebert and Gene Siakel Movla-(Mystery)** Ik "Paran­ Game ntWwaa) (FRI.) Gary Grant and Gary Glick. Hollywood did not The drama, which begins 8:30 E 8 Dr. Gena Scott 8 Domata 3 9 In The News 19/5 NBAChOfi'pionship re viewing I he new mo vies in town with oiac" 1963 Janette Scott. Oliver 8 Raturn T o Saturn Loavo R To The Woman Cooper, romanced leading gambler, mostly a losing father has been slighted by take kindly to the book. “ I (ST) Night In Tunisia 8 Kenneth Copeland P E The Jaffaraona 8 CInamax Short Feature production this month in The most fun 9:00 ^ World Championship Tennis full-length scene a from 'Mommie Reed. A young girl becomes the 8 Convaraatlona With f Poopla'a Court gambler — sometimes !20,- 9. 9 Dugs Bunny-Road Runner 39 Duckpin Bowling 0:00 8 Nawa-Waathar-Sporta PlSerld Tomorrow 9:16 (Wad.) ladies from Clara Bow to history. “ He didn’t play the found out who my friends Fort Smith, Ark., will also Dearest.' starring Faye Dunaway as victim of a diebolical plot by her 8 Firing Una D Old Tima Ooapal Hour 8 SavarfyHlllbilUat money can buy' 8 Championship Wrestling E E CBS Saturday Night Movie 8 flphart Schuller (Captioned) 1:30 8 A.M. Weather Sylvia Sydney. His salary: 000 in a single night. Selz- game right,” Budd says. were,” he says. feature Sterling Hayden, Joan Crawford. Only When I Laugh,' paranoiac brother and aunt to have pMovla 8 Maggie And Tha Beautiful Spece Ghost MMovIe-(Musical)*** "LesQIrls" *RedFleo:TheUllimaleQeme' 1981 8 8 Sesame street ) This Waak In Baaaball 9:30 a Neil Simon comedy with Marsha her declared insane.00000000 (2 Machina an awesome $11,000 per nick, Warner, Zanuck — “ He didn’t do a good job of Schulberg is still active Geraldine Page, Rip Torn, i w Fonz-Scooby Ooo 1957 GeneKeily, KayKendail Three Stars: BarryBostwick, Joan Van Ark. 8 Oral Roberts ) Make R Real ^ 1 0 « ) E Leave It To The Women Mason arid K n siy M cNichol aa hrs.) < E Trapper John, M.D. 2:58 Classics showgirlsrelateaboul their relations William Devene A fictional account 8 Popeye ) Road Racing E My Throe Bona week. they were all gamblers. selling himself, and he in the film business — he Colleen Dewhurst and mother and daughter, and'Continen­ 3:00 Newt 9. 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A own amazement, he finds Andrew McLaglen will 8 Fred Saxon mdapandant Nawa 'ToHava and Hava Not' (TUE.). by the film historians. Un­ jungle to help hin, pryter-l rare albmo organized like the World Cup. will be 6:30 8 8 8 Saturday Night At The E Baaaball Iron cubs irom pf ache's (ffiitertPG) Movies Tilt 1979 Stars: Brooke therapy class against theopposifion O Movla Ban Wattanbarg At Large . 'HoudIni'(WED.).'Deadly Affair' run dry. My mother, gentleman.” today’s moguls thanking direct the epic, scheduled played in Six Australian Cities, and (j)(i) CBSNawt of the head nurse. (100 mins.) E 8 ABC's Sunday Afternoon til now — thanks to his son, W rnirs ) will present five matches, at least Shields. Charles Durning A 14 year 8 Robert Schultar (Captioned) 10:30 OHUR.). The Latter' (FRI.) meanwhile, had sound Schulberg ends "M oving him for providing Sammy GC Entertainment Tonight E Movla-(Horror)** "BaaatOf 8 Top Cat Sports Extra E OanaralHoapItsMExc.tua.) Budd, who bos' for an 80-day shooting 2d Freeman Reports a repoot of a three of which will involve the U S 39899 NBCNbws oldpinballwizardyearnstogetouton E BaaabaN I Draam Of Jaannla (Exc. Frl.) A H ZV ZU LLm G previous mlervieav with audience Tha Dead" 1970 John Ashley, 8 Jawtah Harttaga Sunday At Tha KIng’a House American Laagua Division Series economic values. She Pictures” in 1932, when he Glick as a role model. schedule entirely on National Youth Team It isthe first Medicine And Your Health herownandusesherpinballwinninga 8 Harvaat Tampla Daytlma transformed B.P. into the participation hosl»-d by Snndi <3D to help the career of an aspiring rock Celeste Yarnall. On Blood Island a 9:00 Aak Tha Manager UE.) Teams to ba announced COMEDY time the United Stales has qualified 8 Movie - (No Information girl reporter ia abducted by a crazed 8 From Hollywood EdfaOfMoht dynamic and tragic lead remembered the poverty is about to go o ff to Dart­ "Th e last thing I thought I locations in the South. Freeman for the finals of a world soccer singer. (2 hrs.) E Wondarama Election *81 In-Mhool Programming ) B ^ a n z a available)* "Barracuda” NoOther doctor who is experimenting on the 8 Shakaapaara Plays figure of his new book, of her childhood and did mouth and B.P. is about to was doing was writing a “The Blue and the Gray” 24 Mister Rogers championship (2 hrs) 8 Newsmaker Saturday E ^ 8 Sunday Morning 8 Movla 10:00 i Information Available (Rated PG) human body. ( 119 mine.) PEEOsSI^Nawa 99 Yes You Can 1:26 (B> Hollywood Claeelce E 8 Oral Roberts 8 JohnCaSawaylntarvlaws D E One Day At A Tima . “ Moving Pictures: everything she could to fall from his throne. He is how-to book,” he says, w ill be telecast on the (90 mms ) 8 Nawa Wrap-Up ) Off Tha Sat 9:26 3 0 InTheNews 0:30 8 College Football 2:30 I WaNona hang onto every dollar.” now at work on the second shaking his head. ” I sup­ 3- -I.. In The News 34 Up And Coming Get With It' 8 Bionic Woman } Movla )PaulHogan Memories of a Hollywood network next spring. 1:30 When Valerie finds a soul-mate in 8 Golden Age Of Television 8 SportaCantar Pkia ) Paopla’aCourt ) 8 Varloua Programming Ask NBC News 3:05 Family Focua I American Forum B u d d ’ s f a t h e r w as of an intended three books. pose Sammy’s kind of 32 99 ) e 30 Minutes 10:00 8 Movla ) StralghtTalk 1 0 8 Texas Prince.” 9 30 Michael, both youngsters are 34) Movla -(Comedy)...... Middle Jimmy Swaggart ) Sports f Brady Bunch advised to act more sophisticated E News 8 Promlaaa Of Qod P SportaCantar [) CNN Afternoon ConUnuoa Here is a Hollywood squeezed out by It will deal with behavior of vicious, anti- E BIrdman Age Crazy" I960 Ann-Margret, From Hollywood ' B Movla Focus/Food 9 Greatest Sports Legends Host (Closed-Captioned, U S A ) E 8 Fantasy Island A night Bruce Darn. A Texas developer is 3:00 1 8 LaaVagaaOambll ) Movio (Exc. Wod.)'Shipwreck' Paramount in 1932. Though Schulberg's own eventful social behavior has E Computerworld George Plimpton talks with Olympic watchman dreams of being a tough Mlatar Rogara 1 Larson Sunday Mght } t2 A «v a memoir with an unusual 8 Bob Nawhart Show driven into a mid-life criela by hie E M o v la 11:30 (MON.). ‘Oliver Twist’ (TUE.. FRI.). Menus, recipes and shop­ ^ 9 m '90 TheKIdSuporPoworHour decathlon champion Bruce Jenner private eye in the romantic'l940's Jataona 8 Sunday At The King's House I Movla (Mon., Th u r.)‘Priaonar of Tha Man Who Loved Basra (WED.). slant. Born in 1914, Budd he continued to produce career. become much more With Shazam 97) Preeenie! tradition, and a woman who loves auccesaful Job and hia lusty wife. World Tomorrow ) CBSNawa - II NASCAR Racing Warner 7:00 (Rated R) (91 mine.) 8 Nawa-Waathar-Sporta Second Avenue’ (M ON.), ‘The ‘Sir Qawain and tha Green Knight’ Schulberg -f aqthor of the pictures through the ‘30s A s a f l e d g l i n g accepted. It indicates how ping tips are featured in 34 Movie '(No information Hodgdon 200 /from Riverside. horse riding makes the most famous Saaama Street ) David Suaakind E n ^a n ta ’ (THUR.) Cl ^ ro n a k y And Company 3:30 8 Movie ) Baxtara (THUR.) The Manchester Herald's available)* "Barracuda" NoOthur California ride of all as Lady Godiva's stand-in. 9:30 8 MaatarplacaThaatra:Duchaaa 8 In-School Programming definitive filmland novel, his career steadily screenwriter, Budd was the morality in this country ( X 8 M.A.S.H. OMovl«-(Mu«lcal)*** “LaiOIrto” E Comment ) An Evening At Tha Improv 8 Bawitchad information Availal)l»* (Rafe-1 f’G) l4 HBO Sneak Preview: October (repeat; 60 mins.) (Close- Of Duka Street 8 Richard Slnunona Show 8 QanaralHoapItaKExc. Tua.) declined. “ I completely teamed with a failing F. has changed.” Focus/Food section, every E )8 MuppetShow 1657.GeneKelly, KayKendail. Three Point Of view I JbnBakkar “ What Makes Sammy (W mins ) Jerry Stiller and Anne Meara Captioned; U.S.A.) E 3:30 10:20 American Laagua Division Sarlaa .(E) 99 News ehowgirlsrelateabouttheirretationa 8 Day Of DIacovary ) Ineida Bualnaaa Run?” as well as the supported him for the last Scott Fitzgerald on the Wednesday. 34 Human Fate Of China highlight the upcoming movies, E Meet The Mayors 8 Fred Saxon 8 Nowa (TUE.) Taama to ba announced. 3D SportsCenter to a dancer with each other. (2 hre., 8 I Am. I Can, I Will ).Dr. Jack Van Imp# » M's Your Business sports end specials on HBO in 8 News-Weather-Sporte 30 mine.) 4:00 10:30 3:30 9:56 34) Movie-(Comedy) ** “Smokey Celebrate I Forum 3S Cctober 8 Movie-(Drama) ** "Sparkle" 4:00 E NFL’a Beat Ever: The E Alee 8 CpUaga Foottalt (Mon.) 9 E ' In The News And The Bandit II’’ 1080 Burt Three Stooges via 3D News-Weather-Sports Reynolds. Sally Field. Further 1070 IreneCAra.LonetteMcKee. 8 Taka Tw o OtMrtarbacka Ip ^ B o a t 8 8 VIHa Alegre t0:00 Afterthreesietersdebutaserocktrio SInalght 11:36 34 Antiques - adventuresof a trucker, hisgirlfriend 8 Nawa 8 Tannia i 8 Adam 12 E j ^Iderm an 10:00 An Evanbig At The Improv Filmeter 99 94 This Week In Baseball and the law (Rated P G )( 101 mins.) In a Harlem dive, one of them rises to 4:30 8 8 8 NatlonalFootball Laagua 3:67 C l •49 RIchle Rich-Scooby Arid superstardom, despite the breaking CB8 Sunday Morning This Weak in Entartainmant 2:00 35) World Opportunities 8 Gat Smart 11:46 E Nawabraak BWITIIEYNOUM Scrappy Doo E.' KIdsworld up of the group when the lead singer Woody Woodpecker And 8 Freeman Raporta S 8 Thal'e Hollywood 4:40 Movla 3:68 E - Dr. Who The Sun Makars' E ) Little Rascals becameinvolvedwilhadopepusher. SFrianda 8 M o v la E 8 8 Bleckbuatara (2D Sports Saturday E Nawa E 161St Semi-Annual World 12:00 Movla (Frl.) 'Spirit of St. Louis' E 8 FYI dD SportsCenler E '9 9 Baseball Boston Red Sox vs ited PO) (2 hrs ) 8 SuMvana 4:00 8 Presente! 8 Movla-(Comedy)** "Smokay General Conference E News MareuaWalby, M.D. M T E l i N I T Y (S) Art Of Cooking Poi Marlin Cleveland Indians S Independent News And Tha Bandit II" 1980 Burt 4:30 E Lavama And Shirley And demonstrates his culina>y sk ills 8 Bugs BunnyShow E Maas For Tha 27th Sunday Of 8 SportaCantar AndyOrtmth Belushi turns romantic in 'Divide' X Baseball Montreal Expos vs New 10:30 WHd Wild World Of Animala (8 Soccer Made In Germany Reynolds. Sally Field. Further Tha Year 8 Taka Two 10:85 C t^p a n y & Nancy Savln-The Arts YorkMets ( I ) Black Nawa adventuresofa trucker, hisgirlfriend Happy Days AgMn E FHntatonaa « Ask The Manager Bayern Munich vs Schalke 8 Ufaatytaa 8 Wayne And Schuatar 8 Waatharviaw g ra d in g : <1E’ Accent On Living 7:28 E Apple Polishers and the law. (Rated PQ) (101 mine.) J Country Music U.8.A. E Marv QrifRn American Laagua 10:26 SpMtuatCruaada 8 Uatan 11KX) “film noir” gangster Gibson. (Adventure- why was all that brillianceilliance V f 993299; MaJor4.eague Baseball: ® SportsCenter 5:00 DivialonSarla8(WED.)inhaOakland CONTINENTAL stale A— super; B — good, C J ^ 9 0 Ask NBC News (7) IfYouAskMa Nawamakar Sunday 12:26 Maude An Inside Look Host Bryant 8 Forum 36 Prayer E A'a are the Second Season winners, movies of the '40s and the wasted on a trite, 10:30 7:20 E Chalice Of Salvation 8 Movla E HourMagaxIna DIVIDE (PO )—John drama ) The disastrous 1915 oh.,..; — average;verage D — poor; F Gumbel 11:00 8 Wraatling National Junior today la a travel day and no game will effect is so pretentious that story? It’s the one about d E/ The Popeye And Olive (39 Dally Numbers Sports America 12:30 Allied invasion of the 2D From Hollywood Lee Leonard E E E 8 8 8 News Greco-Roman Champlonahips- Faatival Of Faith E Plica la RI sM ba played; If the A'a are not wlnnara. Belushi, Blair Brown. — awful ^ o w 7:30 Sacrtfica Of Tha Mate Tuning Up: La Travlata E Community Calendar E John Davidaon Show Quests: it becomes nothing more •he cop who cooperates reports on entertainment features Face The State E M.A.S.H. Finals (R) ABC Sporta will provide coverage of (Romantic Comedy) G a llip o li P en in sq la in Ufj Laurel And Hardy Cl Rax Humbard Movla E M o v la Randi Oakaa, Ann Jullian, Stella 34 TV Community College E j All In The Family E Paul Hogan Show 8 Weak in Review (iama 2 in lha Waatarn Division than self-parody. Hyperac­ with authorities to expose M S 99 Space Stars Big Blua Marble 4:40 8 The Athlataa Slavans, Joyce Jlllson. Dr. Herb Belushi switches from fo<^ Turkey is the nominal sub­ 2:15 E )8 ShaNaNa (S) Tennis Davis Cup Semifinals- 5:04 12:36 y•offa. tive sex and glossy police corruption and d t Style Etsa'KIef'SCh pf»--.erds the Australis vs USA. Doubles Matches 10:30 E KInar’a Komar O o ld ^ Q . ject of this imagery-laden 39 32 <99 Major League Baseball E ) Muppet Show E News CoSaga FootbaR *S1 ffiMovla 'The Delta Fact or’ (MON.). lights to light comedy in Forward Look Game-OI-The-Week Talavlalon Mass 5:00 8 Coiage PeetbaW (Mon.) Tannia cinematography are ail nothing new is added here. op Agroneky And Company (R) 5:10 That's Tha Spirit Oat Smart ‘The Other Man’ (TU E .), ‘Diamond this mildly diverting bit film, but its true heart in in <8 This Old House 2:30 8 America's Top 10 E E CBS Faatival Of Uvaly Arte (EXC. MON.. FRI ). CFL Football Head’ (W ED.). ‘Tropic Zona' But enjoy it for the MiMovie-(Comedy) * * "Btondle's 8 Ae Schools Match Wits E Commanlty Calendar World Tomorrow S 12:46 that bind the film together. the friendship of two young '.Sj Mario And The Magic Movie 8 Sports Young People about the crusading 8 Once Upon A Classic'The' 5:25 I Movla E Thoughts To Uva By Q ^ . ) . Qraan Fire’ (FRI.) technical 'achievements. [PC H e ro " 1950 ArthurLake Penny Machine 8 In Performance E Slonic Woman B 8 Wheel Of Fortune 8CFLFootboN(Tua.)NHLHockay G R AD E C. women of the Australian Singleton Dagwood signs up for the Leatherstocking Tales' Frontier E Movla-(Drama) **^k "Rida tha I Movla itOO Movla (Tua.,Wad.)'Slngin‘lntha Chicago columnist who E J Qltligan's Island 8 Odd Couple WlldSurf" 1964 Fabian,TabHunter. E ABC Thaatar For Young (THUR.). NFL Story: Lina by Lina FIRST MONDAY IN Caution: Extreme gutter Army Reserve and goes oft lor two heroNattyBumppoisgiven the name KMa Are Paopta Too 8 Tennis Rain' (TUE.). ‘Acroaa tha Wide finds himself interviewing outback who go to war, and T M i n n M n (19) Harvest Temple 11:30 Four boys, intent on making records orleana S j ^ l . ) weekstram-ng whi'.nsetsthe Hawkeyc by an honorable Huron Electric Company Hardy Boya4faney Draw 8 Naws-Waathar-Sporte Maaourl’ (WED.) OCTOBER (R)—Waller language, some violence. m s m n M M k MB;, 3:00 , InJianenemy Hawkeye ia later E Movie-(Suepenee)**^ in s big surf competition, meat four 8 Movla 8 Domain an eagle-watcher on a face destiny, together. defense eflort back twf. years (90 Ci) We’re Movin' "Klute" 1071 Jane Fonda, Donald 10:45 { 8 LovaSoot Matthau, Jill Clayburn G R A D E B. mms ) captured (Closed-Caplioned; girls infant on marriage. (105 mins.) 8 Jawiah Ufa 8 RIak Of Marriage 11:30 8 Jkn Bnkkar Colorado crag — and im­ With a pervasive sense of CE) Movie -(Title Unannounced) Sutherland. A detective arrives in 8 CNN Afternoon Continuoa 10:55 U.S.A.) 5:30 10:58 8 FaithForToday 8 8 Saaama Street (Romance) This movie (2 hrs.) New York searching for a missing E ABInThaFamHy 8 Buga Bunny And Frionda probably, they fall in love. lyrical unreality, this film C|j(49 Schoolhouse Rock 8 Dance Fever E Public Affairs 8 Dear Alex And Andy 1HM 8 Movla ‘Laa Vegas Lady' (MON.). from the play about tne ^ SportsCenter Plus Updated friend, and gets involved with a call 8 International Weak In Review E CpqihfPMS 8 Movla (Wad.) 'Kid From Not So builds steadily to a power­ 10:56 8 Fish 11:00 Nawa-Waathar-Sporta E ABC Nawa 8 8 8 PaaawordPlua 'C.C. And Comapny' (TUE.). 'ThaQlrl If you can suspend dis­ Scores and Features 8 Lucy Show girl being menaced by an unseen 1:30 first woman Supreme ful and gut-wrenching C4)CE) In The News (iE Domata killer. (2 hre.. 30 mins.) E UtUa Raacala Movla 8 MdopondontNowa From Patrovka' (WED.). ‘The NIghi belief and accept a roman­ 8:00 Okf Tima Oospal Hour 8 H a r a ’aHow 11:00 ^ Nawe-Weather-Sports Mission Impossible Nova 8 ta School Programming They Took Mlaa Beautiful' (THUR.). Court justice, was rushed climax. It is a strong and Watch for the Herald’s E E Walt DIeney ‘The Love Bug’ Davey And Oottath 1:40 tic Belushi, fine. Biit that C1)(3D Blackstar 32 Movie-(Adventure)** "Across' Entertainment Tonight E Say Brothar 11:67 rial Qirlal Qlrlal' (FRI.) out to take advantage of 3 ) Soul Train 1969 Stars Dean Jonea, Michele 8 Consumer Reports Praaanta: 6:306:00 8 ABC Nawa E E Nawabroak Emarganey One takes a lot of doing. beautiful work. G R AD E A. The Wide Missouri" 1951 Clark Lee A wild cross country road race S DEI 1:4S the actual naming of a (X) Goldie Gold-Thundarr Hour Racing From Yonkers ttMp-Around Show 8 Movla S Waltona (Exc. Wad.) American Gable. Ricardo Montalban Action hiohlightatheactionshorlly after the E News And Waaihar G R AD E B. Annual Product Show Raceway 8 Sunday At Tha King's House 8 Prase Box ______AFTERNOON______Laagua Division Ssriss (WED.) If ths female justice. It’s talky, 8 Nawa-Waathar-Sporta ) CBS News 1:50 RAGGEDY MAN 8 Superman “ 12:00 Oakland A’a ara tha Second Season but the talk is witty and 8 Lawrence Walk Show ) BattleatarOolactlca E Moment Of Madttatton wlnnara. today ia a traval day and no (PG)-—Sissy Spacek, Eric MOMMIE DEAREST 8 MatInaaAtThaBIJoUll ) Tannia (Continuaa)EVENING 1:66 E E Nowa game will ba played; If tha A'a are not civilized, and makes some ) WaakInRavlaw 8 USAF RaigloiM FRm MMiday Roberts, Sam Shepherd. (R) — Faye Dunaway. Circular A curamexm t^riirt 8 What About Woman tha winners. ABC Sports will provide good points. Unfortunately, pel ) World Of Cooking i coverage of Gama 2 In tha Waatarn (Drama) A young divorce (D ram a) Etased on the the two stars are dreadful­ Bruce Jenner is a hero of sorts Division play-offs. trying to raise two kids in book by Christina Craw­ 4:30 Thursday, Pet 8,1981 UpToThaMhiuta ly miscast. The R rating ford, Joan Crawford’s in "Grambling’s White Tiger" Herald E JatfaraoiM rural Texas. 1944 has a LM no Faith E UtUa Raacala comes from a porno movie- daughter. Highly Card Sharks (Exc. Wad.) brief fling with a young by Kathi FBarn-BankB 8 ESRN*a SportaForum (Frl.) within-the-movie that is melodramatic account of Natlodal Laagua Oiviaional Play-Off 8 Christ The LMog Word sailor and an encounter Sunday Sarlaa (W E D .) N B C Sporta will very, explicit. GRADE B- BODY Making the television movie, rights to the book about Jim Christina’s early life with provide coverage of tha aacpnd 8 SawHchad with horror. This movie, "Gram bling’s White Tiger" Gregory’s life at Grambling, My 8 Movla (Exc. Moo.. Wad.) ‘Spirit minus. the late Hollywood legend, gaffia of Ihia play-off aariaa; time and of 8t. Louis’ (TUE.. FRI.), ‘Manny's very intent on capturing a *' (Sunday, (Drdober 4 on NBC- Little Brother Is Coming Tomor­ A stiKfenfs puzzling question TVmalobaannounoad. channels THE FRENCH Orphan* (THUR.) feeling of time and space, who is portrayed as HEAT row by Bruce Behrenburg, in Tako Tw o LIEUTENANT’S TV), was su|3er athlete Bruce Want during a rautine classroom discus­ .) WFtB, Harttord (CBS) SdX) obsessive, schizophrenic S somehow lacks a clear vi­ \\ rtu' tfmpt'mturr riKes. Jenner’s first experience as a 1977, sion prompts a teacher, Burt Ross 3[) WNEW, Nm> Vofk E SamayMSMr WOMAN (R) —Meryl and abusive toward her Card Sharka (Exc. Wad.) E QMlBafi'a Island sion and ends up more a member of a racial minority. ’’A few months after the (Bruce Davfaon), to embark (X) an Nattonal' W LNE, Laagua Nm Dhrlalonal ladtord Play-Off(CBS) Sireep, Jeremy Irons thi’ \u.sp*^ns*> begins W TNH, N m HaYFfi (A B C ) E M u m ta curiosity than anything child. It is riveting^ in the The cast of the NBC movie— Olympics," said Wallach, "I was apparently straightforward social Sarlaa (W E D .) N B C Sporta will E O Happy Daya Again (Romance) John Fowles’ w o n , Nm t Voifc sense that one never knows about Jim Gregory, the first looking through my library and experiment, carrying an entire provide ooyaraga of the second 8 All^tar Soccar (Wad.) else. Several scenes gam#Eirtwtaimmfit In this play-off aariaa;A Eportt lima and stylish novel finally what Joan is going to do to white player on the Grambling the book jumped out at me as school Into a nighbnata ar)d to the H «n w Boti Oflica Rofaaalonal Rodeo (FRI.) frightening to children. team to be announced. Movla (TfNir.) ‘Sacral Vallay* reaches the screen. It is (Tiristina next. This is not a College football team— is something good for Bruce. It’s brink of spiritual holocaust, in T H E W H C T. HarMord GRADE B-minus. ) Oavay And (loBalh the story of Victorian-age W hen they met predominantly black. commercial, entertaining, has a W AVE, on “ABC Theater tor Young WATR, Wtltftoury (NBC) B O D Y H E A T documentary on child ) People Are TaStino lovers — a woman who "I can’t think of any other oc­ lot of social commentary, and Americans,’' Sunday, October 4 . . CaMa Nawa Matwoifc ) CNN Afternoon Continuaa abuse, however, because it they heard bells ) WWLF, Sprinfflald (NBC) (R )—William Hurt, Ross thinks the best Yray to il­ I Movio (Mon.) 'Scavangar Hunt’ may be victim or predator, casion when I was a lone min­ it’s kind of a hero without being ) Ctnainaa Kathleen Turner, never goes beyond t he sen- p g A nd that was 1 8 MiatarRoiara and a man who risks all for ority like Gregory," said Jenner. a hero," he said. lustrate the mental atmeephere ) WBDN, Hartlard (PBS) 1 CartarCountry Richard Crenna. sationalist aspects of I W Vrr, Naw Britain (N B C ) his infatuation. But they just round one. "I have been among the minori­ Wa'Iach’s last statement that allowed the German papulous I Carol Bumall And Frianda (M ystery) In the steaming violence. Great makeup ty in track and field sports. But refers to the fact that Jim Greg­ to deny cuipabHity tor the genocide I W BBE, Baalan S:16 have chosen to add a JOHN ju BLAIR Florida heat, a young hack job on Faye Dunaway, ory was never a super athlete, going on around them during the ) WOOB, Springllald (ABC) (■) NwmanoFiMo BELUSHI BROWN there's no room for discrimina­ ) WOBV. SiNinEllald (FBB) modern counterpart — a though. The quintessential Nazi Reich is to recreate that at- lawyer has such a purple tion there. Everybody’s trying to that his story is not really a suc­ C C W N m film copipany shooting the "B movie.” GRADE B. nPNTlNENTAL do the same thing— outrun cess story In the football world. moephere. He begins his own Rrai rama aaan an Channal E W M 'e Happening passion for a beautiful story, and that device is in­ PRINCE OF THE each other." Gregory was more a success as Reich and drills new idaes of power M , Naritard. ara alao aaan an E 8 Intartainfflani Tonight woman that he is willing to D iv id e Clwnnal U , Nnnrieh. E MJI.S.H. trusive and awkward. It’s CITY (R) — Treat Jenner and his manager, a person adjusting to a difficutt and discipline Into his studenb. 8 THo Notortoua Jumpkif F rog Of kill her much older hus­ Cliannala 11, 14. 11 and H almost two movies. Williams, (Drama) George Wallach, the movie’s ex­ situation. CHECK LOrmOS roe EXACT TMC. ara raaalvad an), h, aabla CalavoroaCounly(TUE..FRI ). band to have her for mSS uawet* «c GRADE A-minua. ecutive producer, bought the Donald Duck Quacks Up (WED.) himself. Director Brilliantly acted, directed PLEASE CALLTHEATFE 8 Dr.ScoHOnHotorowa GALLIPOLI Lawrence Kasdan has and photographed film 2711 8 Movio (Wod.) ‘My Bodyguard' (PC)—Murk Lee, Mel 8 8 Etoctrlc Comoanv stylized this film after the 'Irom Sidney Lumet, but I» ~ THE HERALD. Sat., Oct. 3, 1981 THE HERALD, Sat., Oct. 3, 1 9 81-19 Bolton churches set — MACC News Anni* — Leonard Starr - P M NOT SURE I ’M HO-CURRENT’S -BUT LOOK AT THE TOP OF NOT TOO IHHJH-THERE (XAZY ABOUT THS RUNNING THE T m CUFF/ ARE niOSE TD0aH,lS ARE PLENTY OF, J Crossword Astro-graph PLACE, MABR?fC’N NROfia W Y-rm . O KA 7XEES?.'MtWBE WE IT, ANNIE? FOOTHaPS, AH'- I seminar on death Program unique to area « 6ET BACK OUT PROEABLV REVERSE CANOOABlTOFEmO*/NS THR0U6HTHArCt«MP? VtHEN THE TIDE WHILE WETIE WAtTINa- BOLTON — A four-part seminar Q 0 E 6 0 U T - ARE YOU SAME, ANNIE? ACROSS 41 Irrftita Answer to Prtvious Puzzle 42 Hsbitual on death and dying is being planned OelolNr4,1N1 turn out to be a big Improve­ TP 1 Former 46 Three Iprefix) bhr’IBliV UC3QLJ BUCKO Tha creative Iklenta within you ment over your original blue- for this month at St. George’s popular Sunshiners. Master of Spanish 46 Madame QDD MACC staff and volunteers work Memorial Hospital and the pastoral will come to tha (ora In the year p rftiL Episcopal Church, Route 44A. The Church on Main Street. libbr.) ' out of a tiny, cluttered office — care worker at the Meadows, and ceremonies will be Bob Martel. ahead, bacauia you’ll have nSCBB (Feb. 204Baicb 20) colony 49 Clothing series is open to all area residents, three desks, a few phones which are also ' sponsors the convalescent More about the performers in atrong urgea to axpresa them. Y our a m bitio u s d riv e s wW a ll be 5 Manage boy SI 9 Intarmsditta substance without charge. frequently busy, a window and a home auxilliary. future columns. For the time being, Others you meet will admire for altruistic or unsellish HOST DU your accompllahmants In this conildsratlons. It others want (prafix) 50 Monstrous ANT All of the Bolton clergy will par­ door that is always open. On the MACC’s programs are supported reserve Oct. 24 and plan to support 12 Fasts sorry ticipate in the program, which is Thank You realm . to tag along, thay'H have to 53 Mina product O P I a n door, a prayer “for all those who largely by volunteers who provide the work of MACC with your l ib r a (Sept. 2>.Oel. M) have th e sam e h igh Ideals. shout 54 Adolescent S O A □ G being sponsored by the Bolton enter here: those who come in need, time, money and materials. But one presence at an evening guaranteed Whenever you can become ARKB (Mareh 21.«prfl It) 13 Sacred image 55 Rodents (3D To Glnny Briggs and Connie 14 Tims zone 56 Meditsrranean Ecumenical Council. and those who come to give — a year, a gala fund-raising event is to delight people qf all ages. Tickets Involved with activltlea of a Seek out ths place ot your □DUGCIU DBD Worthington, many thanks for con­ -mental nature It salisflaa some choice where you can go to (abbr.) 57 Facile The theme of the seminar is, ‘"nie are |2 general admission and $1 for □ □ □ □ □ □ U D U remembering that we are made one held to provide monies for the core tributing to the MACC Human . Inner need. Today your craving strengthen or ponder your 15 Maudlin SB Diminutive suf­ □ □ □ □ ■ ( □ □ D D Last Stage of Growth," and the first students and senior citizens. Call the by the love of God’,’. operating budget. Needs Fund. In this area could be gratified. lophlcal bellals. You're Motley's Crew — Templeton & Forman 17 Arrivat-tlme fix meeting will be Oct. 12 at 7:30. A casual visitor might be sur­ MACC office at 646-4114 for ad­ Find out more of what lias r In tuna today. usss (abbr.) Clothing Bank: To Brenda 2 t Cot 39 Of liquid Other meetings will be on Oct. 18, prised to learn that this office is the The Evening of the Performing ditional information. ahead for you In the year (o|. T/tUMlB (Aprfl ttJBay 20) ?air DOWN Holberg, Victor Squadrito, Janet L. (owing your birthday by sand­ Whan doing any work today, jf 22 Fraternal waste and 25 and Nov. 1. hub of a program that operates un­ Arts has become, in the eight years 19 Repent Lamson, Anna Mae Potocki, ing (or your copy of Aatro- you get an urge to try a new I KNOW A _ DON'T 20 Noiwei)ian 1 Irritated member 41 Subtle The first session will cover prac­ der the umbrella of the Manchester of its existence, a community tradi­ Qraph. Mall $1 for each to method or technique, by ell 23 Hawkeye Adelaide King and 4 anonymous SURB-FIRE CURB AekM E . dramabst 2 Smoke larceam tical matters such as wills and es­ tion. Performers number more than Astro-Graph, Box 489, Radio means do ao. Your kistlncta ere ' ’i^Ptthter’s 3 Kind of sign State Area Conference of Churches. cne ikitviUkiiA / ...HE'S 42 Flying saucers tate planning, especially geared for 100, and all donate their tim e to Farmers’ Market caring people: our thanks. Also a City Station, N.Y. 10019. Be steering you correctly. iriLSTRIES' measure (pi.) 4 Doctrine 24 Egg on MACC is a service consortium of Jure to specify birth date. QEIMM (May 21-Juns 20) In & E E N (abbr.) young families who are less than provide an evening’s entertainment thank you for patience and un­ 23 I posseu edherent 25 Stringed 14 member churches which provides SCORPIO (O ct aj-Nov. 22) your dealingt today, when con­ LIKE Icontr.) (suffixl instrument 43 Unerring affluent. Attorney Jonathan J. for the hundreds who come to enjoy. Welcome crispy October and derstanding to all who are tripping Your definition ot wealth today fronted wfth a choice to use assistance to the poor, elderly, ill over furniture items offered to our THAT 24 Palate part 5 God-feering 26 Farm agency 44 Animal waste Kaplan who is with the Rockville This year, the EPA is schedule w elcom e all to the MACC sponsored doesn't mean having lots of either aggresshrenaat or dlpto- 6 Skin problem (abbr.) and handicapped. Specifically, macy, select the latter. You'll SINCE 27 Dance chemical Rev. Ernest S. Harris . furniture bank match game. We money. You'll place your values 7 Merah 27 Headgear (pi.) Law Firm of Lavitt, Hutchinson and MACC operates the Human Needs for Oct. 24, at 8 p.m. at East Farmers Market! Early Fall fare better. 31 Hazard hope to schedule pick-ups once again mors on unworldly things than 4 AM.. 0 E Z 28 All (prefix) 45 Vary (Fr.) Kaplan, will also discuss recently Catholic High School. On stage will harvests offer a bounty of plump CANCER (June 21-Juht 22) 32 Chsas place crocodile Funds, the Emergency Pantry, a on those In the materialistic 1 OQC= 29 Accustomed 46 Ditch around sometime in October — based, of realm . What bringt you a great deal of 33 0ns ot 3 8 Make cheerful enacted changes in pertinent laws.' free clothing and furniture bank and be the Sphinx Temple Highlanders onions— turnips — squash — carrots 1 a castle course, on avallibility of volunteer SAOITTAmUB (No*. 2M sc. setitlactlon today la working Stooges 9 Maadamea 30 Cape Subsequent sessions will feature Pipe. Band, Betty Jane Turner — all the best area farmers grow. 32 Verse maker sponsors Project Re-Entry and sU ff. 21) Do all you can to establish for nobler ends. M ng able to 34 Deity (abbr.) 47 Cur the Rev. Ernest S. Harris Jr., staff Project Genesis, support networks School of Dance, the Sweet Although our banner Is weather a harmonious relationship with help or serve your tsltow man 35 Merest bit 10 This (Sp.| 35 Separate from 48 Existence To Michael Lynch Inc. and the others Chaplin and director of pastoral care for ex-offenders and mental Adelines, the Manchester Square weary, our farmers can be found those who are sharing your g h a t you m uch Joy. 36 Hostels 11 Baaeballer (Let) young man who bravely strained 37 Goes by (time) Musial 36 Sketch at Manchester Memorial Hospital, Dance Club, the Karen Krinjak Jazz ready to serve up a cornucopia of day. Even tough-skinned peo- LEO (Jiriy 22-Aug. 22) One of [T ! 51 Oopak patients. muscles delivering a copier to the pie can be softened If you'U try. the things you do beat Is to 39 Wholes 1 6 "____ La 38 School organi­ who will discuss grief and how to Trio, the ^Iton School of Dance, delight every Saturday from 10 a.m. 52 Anger In addition, MACC provides for MACC office: gracious thanks. CAPRKORN (Dae. T a -Ja n . 12) present your Ideas with a flair. 40 Small child Douce" zation (abbr.) help bereaved friends or dying tho chaplaincy at Manchester soloist Mary Stewart and the ever- to 1 p.m. in front of St. James You'll be much admired today Thia trait w ill be moat visible In Winnie Winkie — Henry Raduta and J.K.S. friepds. tor your humble attitude. You your tssodatlona with others 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 ID 11 In addition to a return by Pastor won’t need to seek acclaim lor to d w . your deeds. In (act, you'll be V R O O (A u g . 2 2-E sp L 2 2) Y our 12 13 14 Harris, a guest at the third session Third film quick to share the credit. sixth sense regarding money I THINK YOUR CONME..^ m i 5 HE MAPE UP TH1 5 5 TUFF will be Sister Sue Keefe, coordinator AOUARHJS (Jan. 20-FSb. It) matters Is not steering you MOTHER JUST ME THE TRUTH/ ABOUT JBW S5 BEING 5 0 LP of the Manchester Hospice Team Don't be afraid to make wrong today. It you teal any­ 15 18 17 on marriage Religious Services changes In your plana today. thing la right or wrong In this WON THE AT MY AGENCY nPN'TSHE? The final session will feature a Chances are the alteritlona w ill area, act on it. KOUNP...AHI? 18 19 2D 21 talk titled, "The Great Beyond." to be shown / J ■ J This will be by the Rev. Dr. J. Moun- 22 ton Thomas of West Hartford, who The Marriage Enrichment film was Chaplin of Trinity college for Sunday school; 10:30 a.m., ser­ Synod). 300 Buckland Road. Rev. L ■ series being shown at the Church of Andover Hebron vice of worship; 6:30 p.m., Ronald Muetjel, pastor. 9:30 a.m., 24 25 26 28 29 3D eight years and is now a trustee of Christ, 394 Lydall St., continues this evening service. worship service: 10:30 a.m., Sun­ YOU'VE SOT A LOT OF aEANiNG ■ the Anglican Fellowship of Prayer FIRST CONGREGATIONAL ST. PETER S EPISCOPAL CONCORDIA LUTHERAN day school. UP TO PO RIGHT IN yOUR Sunday night with the third film, CHURCH of Andover. UCC, 31 32 33 and author of two books on prayer “What Husbands Need to Know.’’ CHURCH, Route 65. Rev. William CHURCH. (LCA), 40 Pitkin St. OUR SAVIOR LUTHERAN Route 6 at Long Hill Road. Rev. Perslng, rector. 10 a.m., Worship Rev. Burton 0. Strand, pastorr CHURCH. (Missouri Synod) 239 Bridge ■ ■ Jonathan J, Kaplan and on the Christian view of death This 8-film series is free to the Richard H. Taylor, pastor. 10 a.m. service Rev. B. Stacy, associate pastor. Graham Road. Rev. Rolf A. 34 35 36 worship service with nursery and eternal life. public. After a brief devotional at 6 GILEAD CONGREGATIONAL 6:30 and 10 a.m. Holy Comunion, Buchmann, pastor. 9 a.m.. ■ ■ available during service; coffee His talk will deal with resurrec­ o’clock the film will be shown, en­ CHURCH. Hebron. Rev. David G. nursry care p ro vld ^; 10 a.m. Worship service: 10:15 a.m., Bi­ three-heart call which ended 37 38 39 hour following service. Runnion-Bareford. pastor. 10:30 tion and judgment and with the ding at 7. A supervised nursery is Sunday School through grade 6 ble class. the bidding. ■ a.m., Worship service, nursery; in classroom wing. great final question all must face. provided, as well as a supervised B o lt o n 9:15 a m.. Church school classes. Ron cashes his ace and 4D UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST Vernon NORTE II-MI This session will include a festival area for older children. SOCIETY: East, 153 W. Vernon king of diamonda and after Priscilla’s Pop — Ed SulJJvan ■ CHURCH OF ST. MAURICE. 32 oqiiiii cofwiderable thought shifted 47 48 service of evensong. "’The church has brought this St. Rev. Arnold Westwood, ST. JOSEPH CHURCH. 33 42 43 44 Hebron Road. The Rev. J. Clifford V I 4 to the king of spades. He No prior registration is required. series to Manchester as a positive minister. 10:30 a.m.. Service. West St.. Rockville. Saturday ■ ■ Curtin, pastor. Saturday mass at TRINITY COVENANT noted dummy's lack of WORKERS STRIKING 51 r 52 masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday wow' ■mERE''S A \ I KNCW.' FOP SAV5 49 5D For more information call Sue Gor­ move toward counteracting the im­ 5 p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30. Manchester ♦ Q J I CHURCH. 302 Hackmatack St. masses at 8:30 (Polish), 10 and entries and figured that if TERRIFIC GLOW IN rr^ THE noftthekn AT THE MATCHBOOK 1 l" 9:15 and 11 a.m ton, 643-3836 or the Rev. John pact of the terrible beating the Rev. Norman E. Swensen, pastor: 11:15 a.m. w m BAtr South did bold the spade ace FACTORS’.' BOLTON UNITED METHODIST GOSPEL HALL. Center Street. ♦ K OAJI 7WE SKV TONIGHT LIGHTS______^ 53 54 55 Holliger, 643-9203. Milton Nllson, assistant pastor. 6 ROCKVILLE BAPTIST 7 South would have to lead it marriage institution is taking in our CHURCH. 1040 Boston Turnpike. 10 a.at., breaking bread; 11:45 and 11 a.m., worship services, CHURCH, 69 Union St. Rev. T 5 2 v q i t REALLV? society today,’’ said Eugene Rev. Marjorie Hlles. pastor. 9:30 a.m.. Sunday school; 7 p.m., and drop that singleton king nursery for infants; 9:25 Sunday Robert L. LaCounte, pastor. 9 bAIMItl] bit 56 67 58 a.m., church school; 11 a.m.. gospel meeting. later on, while if East held Brewer, a minister to the church. Bible School; coffee time at 10:30; a.m., worship service: 10:15 a.m.. 0(74 OK10I 41 _ 2 North Church worship service, nursery. FULL GOSPEL the ace it was up to Ron to “But the films can help only to the 6:30 p.m. evening service. Sunday school; 7 p.m., evening ■ ST GEORGE’S EPISCOPAL INTERDENOMINATIONAL 2oura keep from being thrown in The following events are ST. MARY’S EPISCOPAL service. ! 0 1 * 4 extent that people take advantage of CHURCH Boston Turnpike. Rev. CHURCH. 745 Main St. Rev. with tte king later. scheduled for the coming week at CHURCH, Park and Church SACRED HEART CHURCH, • VAEJI741 CELEBRITY CIPHER the opportunity to see them,” he John C. Holliger. vicar. 10 a.m.. Philip Saunders, minister. 10:30 Malcolm was about to North United Methodist Church, to streets. Rev. Stephen K. Jacob­ Route 30. Rev. Ralph Kelley,; ♦ 0 4 Catabmy Ophsr cryptogrania ara craolad from quouttona by famous paopta, past Family Eucharist; 11 a.m.. a.m., praise, worship service and and praeent. Each letter In the cipher etuxle for anotfw. Todiy’s chir V aquaa C. ■ added. son. rector; Rev. Alan J. pastor; Rev. Michael Donohue.. ♦ A I play his eight of spades be highlighted by an Open House Nursery program and coffee Bible study; 7 p.m., deliverance Broadhead. assistant to the rec­ service. Saturday mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday' when he stopped to think. It Saturday and Sunday: fellowship. tor. Rev. Frederick P. Moser, masses at 7:30, 9.10:30 a.m. and | VnlnerableiBoth was apparent that Ron held BOLTON CONGREGATIONAL FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH. 52 assistant to the rector. 7:30 a.m. Dealer Wait “BZUW PBBUQ APEW EC DPA Monday — 6:30 p.m.. Worship 0 3 p t l S t S Lake St. Rev. James Bellasov, noon. seven diamonds to the see­ Committee; 7:30 p.m.. Council on ^ CHURCH. 228 Bolton Center Holy Eucharist; 9 a.m. Family ser­ ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL; king. U be also held king and Road at the Green. Rev. J. Stan­ pastor. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; vice and Eucharist with church Weal Nsrik East Soetk Ministries. A Homecoming service and 10:30 a.m., worship service; 7 CHURCH. Route 30. Rev. Robert' to Pass Pms Itr one spade be would proEablv YPW CL AQJJZUAA BP6TSCUZ. ton Conover, minister; 9:30 a.m.. school. 11 a.m. Holy Eucharist. H. Weilner, rector. 6 a.m., com­ Thursday — 7:30 p.m.. Education mortgage burning will highlight the worship service. Sunday School, p.m., evening service. Holy communion every Pass Paa Pass have opened one olamona, CHURCH OF THE munion; 10 a.m., family service not three. Hence, that king EC TLUA TPVX WLDQ PQW Committee; 7:30 p.m., Tyler Circle. activities Sunday at Community nursery; 10:30 a.m. Coffee Hour Wednesday at 10 a.m. and church school. Captain Easy — Crooks & Lav/rence In Chandler Hall; 10:45 a m. ASSUMPTION, Adams Street at of spades was a singleton. SOUTH UNITED METHODIST VERNON ASSEMBLIES OF Openingleid: OK Saturday — 5:30 p.m.. Harvest Baptist Church, 585 E. Center St. Forum Program. Thompson Road. Rev. Edward S. Rev. J.M. Thomas CHURCH. 1226 Main St. Rev. Dr. GOD CHURCH. 51 Old Town So Malcolm took his AJZUPWA CL OLOZ 8EJA.” — Supper. Other activities scheduled for the Pepin, pastor. Saturday masses George W. Webb. Rev. Laurence partner's king with the ace YOU W ILL EASV'. E5TEBAM1 L WA9 LVIH6. THERt ARE NO JAILE Road. Rockville. Rev. Mlcheilno OR TORTURE PITS. EROTHER LAM BERT coming week are; Coventry at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; Sunday M. Hill. 9 and 10:45 a.m. Worship and led back a spade for Ron PO A P I Tuesday — 10:30 a.m., Joy Circle. masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 and Ricci, pastor. 11:00 a.m. and 6:30; SAvr DIDN'T KILL MV FATHER. I DON'T VPZB ZUEQUZ 11:45 a.m. p.m., worship services. to ruff. Now Ron led a WANT TO e s c a p e . MAYBE YOU'D Wednesday — 9:30 a.m., Bible COVENTRY PRESBYTERIAN EMANUEL LUTHERAN PREVIOUS SOLUTION:''Most men, when they think they are Church burns mortgage CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST VERNON UNITED METHODIST trump and eventually B E T T E R S O NOW. T H E R E 'S CHURCH. Route 44-A and Trow­ CHURCH, Church and Chestnut Study Group; 7:30 p.m.. Choir OF LATTER-DAY SAINTS. Wood- CHURCH, Route. 30. Rev. Malcolm’s king of clubs NOTHING IVRONS H E R E . thinking, are merely rearranging their prejudices." — Knuta bridge Road, Rev. Brad Evans, streets. Rev. Dale H. Gustafson Marjorie Hlles, pastor. 9:15 a.m. R ockne The Community Baptist Church, tacted and will speak to the con­ rehearsal, new members welcome; side Street and Hlllstown Road. became the setting trick. pastor. Sunday, 9:30 a.m. and the Rev. Michael R. church school; 9:15 a.m., worship By OtwaM Jaeeby If Ron had not cashed the 017 7:30 p.m., Christian Life Bible worship; 10:45 a.m. Sunday Wendel K. Walton, bishop. 6:30 Lohmann, pastors; Jeff Henricks. 585 E Center St will celebrate gregation through tape recordings a.m.. Priesthood and Relief service, nursery. andAlaaSoaUg king of spades and if Mal­ Homecoming Sunday this Sunday to that will be played through the Study, Powells. school; 7 p.m. Bible study and Intern; Rev. C. Henry Anderson, CHURCH OF ST. BERNARD. fellowship. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Society; 11:15 a.m.. Sacrament pastor emeritus. 6:30 a.m. colm hao not overtaken to be highlighted by a service of “ Bur­ church’s public address system. Thursday — 7:30 p.m., Bible Study Meeting. Rockville. Rev. John J. White, Here is a hand from a give the ruff. South would prayer meeting. Worship service: 9:45 a.m. pastor. Saturday masses at 5 and ning the. Mortgage." These include the Rev. Alex Group, Owens. PRINCE OF PEACE SALVATION ARMY, 661 Main Church School. Adult Forum, Bi­ Swiss team match which eventually have end played St. Capt. and Mrs. Arthur 7 p.m.; Sunday masses at 8:00,10 Members who have moved away Elsesser. the Rev. Walter Loomis, Saturday — 8 a.m.. Men’s LUTHERAN CHURCH, Route 31 ble Study, 11 a.m. Nursery: 11 and 11:30 em. shows really brilliant East to force a lead from the and North River Road. Rev. W. H. Carlson, corps officers. 9:30 a.m.. a.m. worship service. defense bv ' Ron Anderson king of clubs and make his have been invited to return for a and the Rev. Ondon Stairs. Fellowship Breakfast and work day , Sunday school: 10:45 a.m., ROCKVILLE UNITED Wllkens, pastor. 9 a.m., Sunday NORTH UNITED METHODIST METHODIST CHURCH. 142 and Malcolm Brachman. contract. time of worship together, and The church mortgage was recent­ 9 a.m. to 12 p.m.. Women’s Society school; 10:15 a.m., worship ser­ holiness meeting: 6 p.m., open- CHURCH. 300 Parker St. Rev. Dr. air meeting; 7 p.m., salvation Grove St. Rev. Richard E. Thomp­ Anderson’s three-diamond That happened at the form er pastors and staff people ly paid in full and several church of­ Retreat at Corcorans. vice. Howard L. Love, pastor. 9 a.m. meeting. son, pastor. 10:45 a.m., worship opening was a strong one but other table. But South was in have been asked to pq^ticipate in the ficials will participate in the ST. MARY’S CHURCH. Route Church school for children and service. he uses fairly good preempts game so he was one down at 31. Rev. F. Bernard Miller, pastor; UNITED PENTECOSTAL adults: 10 a.m. worship service. worship service mortgage-burning ceremony. CHURCH. 187 Woodbridge St. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL when vulnerable. Malcom the higher contract for a tie Allay Oop — Dave Graue Rey. John L. Suprenant. Coffee hour after worship service. CHURCH of Vernon. 695 Hartford score on the board. Those to participate in the Among them will be Robert associate pastor. Saturday Rev. Marvin Stuart, minister. 10 SECOND CONGREGATIONAL passed and South reopened Turnpike. Rev. John A. Lacey, (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) worship service include the Rev. Madden, chairman of the Board of Center Church masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday a.m., Sunday school; 11 a.m.. CHURCH. 385 N. Main St. Rev. with a very conservative ______, AYE! COME, LET worship: 6:30 p.m., prayer: 7 minister. Rev. David C. Bowling, John Neubert and his wiffe. Marcia. Trustess and Ken Harley, the masses at 7:30. 9:30 and 10:45 Dr. James D. M acLauchlln. assistant minister. 9:55 a.m., Charles Schulz THE LOCALS? ) US TEACH THE p.m., worship. Peanuts — SWINE A LESSONI They were the founding pastoral moderator. Events scheduled next week at a.m. pastor. 10 a.m. worship service Church school, crib room, child SECOND CONGREGATIONAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 43 and church school; 11 a.m. farnily; the Rev. Frederick Lanz The worship service will be Center Congregational Church are Spruce St. Rev. Richard Gray, care: 10 a.m.. Worship service. as follows: CHURCH, Route 44A. Rev. fellowship hour. FULL GOSPEL and Mrs PtfhBurt, who served the followed by a dinner in Fellowship Robert K. Bechtold, pastor. 9:30 pastor. 10:30 a.m., worship ser­ CENTER CONGREGATIONAL Sunday — 10 a.m. Worship Ser­ vice, nursery: 9:15 a.m., Sunday INTERDENOMINATIONAL church in the capacity of ministers Hall. Eleanor Robert is chairman of a.m., Education for all ages; 11 CHURCH. 11 Center Street. Rev. CHURCH INC., 9 Ellington Ave., WHICH UKXIP YOU RATHER vice, Holy Communion, Sanctuary; school; 7 p.m., Informal worship. Newell H. Curtis Jr., senior I PON'T KNOW... A of education; and the Rev Mark the dinner committee. a.m., worship service. Rockville. Rev. Philip Saunders, FIRST CONGREGATIONAL ST. JOHN’S POLISH pastor: Rev. Chet Copeland, HAVE. A STOMACHACHE HEAPACHE,! GUESS Larson, who grew up in the church The Rev. Mark Larson will be pre­ 10 a.m. Church School', 10 a.m. 7th & NATIONAL CATHOLIC CHURCH. minister. Sunday. 2:30 p.m., 8th Grades, Federation boom; 11:15 CHURCH OF COVENTRY. 1171 associate pastor; Rev. Clifford O. deliverance service; Wednesday, OR A HEAPACHE? We have 23 Golway St. Rev. Walter A. and then entered the m inistry. He sent to give reflections concerning Main St. Rev. Bruck J. Johnson, Simpson, pastor emeritus. 10 7:30 p.m., deliverance service. a m. — Soup ‘n Sandwich Luncheon, minister. 9:30 a.m. Church School Hyszko, pastor. 9 a.m., mass In a.m. United srvices with Second recently assumed a pastorate in a the role the church played in en­ English: 10:30 a.m., mass In TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH. W illington church. He w ill reflect on couraging him to enter the ministry. Coffee Shoppe, Faith Journeys, at Church Lane House; 11 a.m. Congregational Church, 365 N. Route 30. Rev. Thomas N. Colley, T Worship service, nursery care English and Polish. Main St. his experiences as a ' son" of the The Rev. John Neubert will respond Woodruff Hall; 11:15 a.m. Pilgrim ST. BARTHOLOMEW'S pastor. 6 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. provided in Church Lane House. worship srvlce; 9:10 a.m. Sunday 1 DMlVN BREAKS, OOP church to these, reflecting on the growth of Choir, Choral Room; 2 p.m. Family CHURCH. 741 E. Middle Turn­ pike. Rev. Martin J. Scholsky, South Windsor School. tERS THE BORGO PAS&. Some form er pastors, who w ill be a child into Christian manhood. The Walk to Lookout Mountain; 4 p.m. TALCOTTVILLE East Hartford pastor. Saturday mass at 5 p.m.: a *100»* Junior High P.F. Federation Room; WAPPING COMMUNITY unable to be present, have been con­ public is invited to participate. Sunday masses at 8:30. 10 and CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, FIRST ASSEMBLIES OF GOD. CHURCH, 1790 Ellington Road. 7 p.m. New Member Conversations, 11:30 a.m. Main Street and Elm Hill Road, Frank and Ernasl — I?ob Thaves 763 Oak St. Rev. Ralph F. Jelley, Rev. Harold W. Richardson, 262 Ferguson Rd. ST. JAMES CHURCH. Rev. Rev. Kenneth E. Knox, pastor. pastor. 10 a.m., church school; 11 minister. 9:15 and 10:45 a.m., William F. Carroll. Rev. Francis V. 10:30 a.m. Worship service. Monday — 1 to 4 p.m. & 6 to 9 p.m. a.m.. morning worship; 7 p.m., worship service and church Emanuel service new K rukow skl. Rev. Robert A. — Pictures taken for Pictorial evening service. school. Cl GOOP! i'll put you IT'S NICE HAVING O’Grady, team ministry: Rev. Directory, Robbins Room; FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH of ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI POWN FOR A HEAPACHE SOMEONE IN CHARGE Winner Edward J. Reardon. In re^dence. X Wi5H YOU'D Emanuel Lutheran Church is East Hartford (Southern Baptist CHURCH. 673 Ellington Road. p.m.. Church Council meeting. Tuesday — 1 to 4 p.m. and 6 to 9 Saturday masses at 5 and 7:30 offering an alternative worship Convention), 36 Main St. Rev. Rev. Carl J. Sharer, pastor. Satur­ THE WHO'S SO CONSIPERATE Tuesday — 9 a.m.. Old Guard trip p.m, — Pictures taken for Pictorial p.m.: Sunday masses at 7:30. 9 / G R O W o p ! form starting this Sunday and con­ Charles Coley, pastor. 11 a.m. day masses at 4 and 5:30 p.m.; BIBLE r for Game No. 1 to Camp Calumet, N.H.; 10 a.m,, Directory. Robbins Room; 6:30 p.m. and 10:30 a.m., noon. Sunday masses at 7:30, 9:30 and tinuing through Dec 20 The service and 7 p.m., worship services, ST. BRIDGET CHURCH. 70 beethoven Chorus rehearsal; 4 p.m.. — Sacred Dance Group, Mezzanine; nursery; 9:45 a.m.. Sunday 11 a.m. SPEAKS will offer communion each Sunday Main St. Rev. Philip A. Sheridan ST. MARGARET MARY Gama Number 1 Winner Cherub and Junior Choir rehearsal; 7:30 p.m. — Diaconate, Federation school; 6 p.m.. Training Union. and Rev. Emilio P. Padelll, co­ with contemporary liturgy and FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH CHURCH, Rev. John J. Quinn, ■ » pastors. Saturday masses at 5 Denise Giunaante 6:30 p.m., Lucia rehearsal at Duff Room. (Lutheran Church in America), pastor; Rev. Joseph H. Keating, / hymns, followed by a time for and 7:30 p.m: Sunday masses at E u g w M Benson’s; 7:15 p.m., Conway Diet; Wednesday — 1 to 4 p.m. and 6 to 9 1120 Silver Lane. Rev. Paul E. assistant pastor. Saturday mass reflection and discussion The ser­ 7:30, 9, 10:30 and noon. 28 Scott Drive and 7:30 p.m., Emanuel Church p.m. — Pictures taken for Pictorial Henry Jr., pastor. 9:30 a.m., Sun­ at 5 p.m.; Sunday masses at 8:30, vice will be held in the chapel at 8:30 JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES, 647 10 and 11:30 a.rh. Manchester, Conn. Women; Toastmasters Club. Directory, Robbins Room; 7:30 p.m. day School; 10:30 a.m. coffee Tolland Turnpike. 9:30 a.m., Bible am . hour; 11 a.m. worship. ST. PETER’S EPISCOPAL It’s amaslng that people allow Wednesday - 7:30 p.m., MARCH, — Chancel Choir, Choral Room. discourse: 10:20 a.m., group dis­ CHURCH. Sand Hill Road. Rev. Church school, Bible Study, Adult FIRST CONGREGATIONAL cussion. Interporsooal relathnahtpa to Inc.; Choir rehearsal, St. Paul’s. ’Thursday — 1 to 4 p.m. and 6 to 9 CHURCH, 87 Main St. Rev. Bruce Jacques, pastor, 8 a.m.. Forum, with Nantjy Carr as ZION EVANGELICAL deterlorater^brlofing Im­ Thursday — 10 a.m.. Prayer p.m. — Pictures taken for Pictorial William E. Flynn, minister. 10 Holy Communion; 10 a.m.; family speaker, and nursery, will be at 9:45 LUTHERAN CHURCH (Missouri service and Sunday school. measurable emothldQal suf­ Save Your Cards Group; 11:15 a.m.. Care and Visita­ Directory, Robbins Room; 7:30 p.m. a m., worship service, church Synod), Cooper and High streets. a m. and worship with communion school, child care: 11 a.m., coffee AVERY STREET CHRISTIAN fering, when the power of The Bom Loser — Art Sansom tion; 1:30 p.m., Martha Circle; 3:45 — Prudential Board, Federation Rev. Charles W. Kuhl, pastor, 9 REFORMED CHURCH. Rev. Bari and nursery will be at II a.m. At hour; 6 p.m., youth choir: 7 p.m., a.m., Divine worship: 10:15 a m prevention la in their hands. Ad­ p.m.. Belle Choir rehearsal; 6:30 Room. youth fellowship. Van Antwerpen, pastor. 9:45 a.m., 6:30 p.m., Sunday, the Youth Group Sunday School and Youth Forum. mittedly two people are in­ Game 2 p.m.. Confirmation classes; 7:45 Friday — 1 to 4 p.m. and 6 to 9 FAITH TABERNACLE Sunday school; 11 s.m. and 7 Our Boarding House — Carroll & McCormick will meet. Holy Communion first and third p.rh., worship service, nurfory at volved. and one of them cannot p.m.. Choir rehearsal. p.m. — Pictures taken for Pictorial CHURCH. 1535 Forbes St. Rev. Sunday. Hki SHW UK Other events scheduled for the Ralph Saunders, pastor. 10 a.m., both services. make the relationship all it Saturday — 8 p.m., Emanuel Hill Directory, Robbins Room; 6:30p.m. ^ CHURCH OF CHRIST, Lydall coming week are: Sunday Khool; 11 a.m w r 8hlp y „ „ o „ Eugene MESSIAH EVANGELICAL should be. But one can determine FlUALLV Starts Monday. Chapter of A.A. in lather Hall, 60 Down East Loljster Dinner, LUTHERAN CHURCH (Wisconsin DIP you AND HEt SooJSwi!. Monday — 3:30 p.m.. Staff service; 7 p.m.. evangelistic aer- ^oH, mlnlatera. his own input. Church St. Woodruff Hall, f EVER axmodP meeting: 6:45 p.m.. Scouts; 7:30 Mut'r a r> Sunday services: 9 a.m. Bible telf-dlsdpline is such a force Saturday — 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. — AiCTUAay S T R ^ HBTO M ETH O D IST CHURCH, 16 Wednesday: 7 p.m. Bl- CHRISnAN in creating viable relatiooahipa. SET IN A ' A\ Pictorial Directory, Robbins Room; Church St. Rev. Henry J. Scherer p ,, study. Nursery provided tor all FOWjG T A ^ Board of Christian Education PMTOSAL Herein lies the aUlity to cootnd FOOTBALL Jr., pastor. 10:30 a.m., worship „nrlcea. .* COWSEUM my response to another. And ths 5 A M C . COME FOOUSH Band in SUAAC service Retreat — Saturday and Sunday. service, child care P n» IP ft 'Of FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. MarNaL Famlfr* general rale la that one party un­ Infanu through ^ a 6. 9:15 a.m. SCIENTIST, 447 N. Main SI. 10:30 POP? PCWN FCAROF P m to m i der control win bdp the other to y /r m There will be a Holy Communion at 7:30 p.m. in the education wing. church schrxil lor all agM n- church service, Sunday • OPEMAAAM- service at 8 a.m. Sunday at South Tuesday — 7:30 p.m., rehearsal Concordia eluding adult claw. 6 p.m 3unlw ,p |,o o l. and care lo r sm all PorAppt- follow aulL « N O W United Methodist Church and a Holy H ig h and S e n io r H ig h children. But when “my rights” beooiiM M , H O LgSl for Brahm’s “Requiem” ; 7:30 p.m., Fellowships. 'C O M M U N IT Y B A P T IS T IBM/ Communion service at 9 a.m. with Bible Study in Ekiucation Wing; 7:30 VltESLEY MEMORIAL CHURCH j.^uTO H, 5S5 E. Crmler SI. R«r. more important to me than my the Salvation Army Staff Band p.m.. Women’s Prayer and Study The following events are (United Methodist Church), 110 mlnlaler. 9:15 relatkma with others, my hap­ playing and the communion Group at 1208 Main St.; 7:45 p.m.. scheduled at the Concordia Ellington Road. Rev. Gordon ^ jp church school (or all ages. what God aays about piness, quotient will drop Winthrop — Dick Cavalli Gale, pastor. 9:30 a.m., worship lundergarten through Grade 4 marriage, love. Ilf# attar dramatically. Toward one who message by Lt. Col. Stanley Ditmer Social Concerns Commission at 32 Lutheran Church, 40 Pitkin St., for death, Immortality?? Come “ t r u t h *" b a p t w t c h u r c h eontinuing during the service: v k d a ^ those “rights” I can i plus a Holy Communion service at Linden St. the coming week: TRUTH BAPTIST CHURCH, ,^ .3^ ^ Morning worship, join a weekly Bible study on I THINK IT WAS M3LTAIRE THATSAlD, IF ALTHOLkSiH M AVBE NC7T IN 10:45 a.m. Wednesday — 8 a.m.J Clergy Monday — 7:30 p.m., Christian meellng in Slye Elementary provided. 1 CorinthlansI pond pndefttlbr or humbly. Js THE PILLSBURYDOLkSHBOy PIP NCTTEXieT, THOee EXACT VLCRCS. ’There will be a vespar service in Education Committee, in the School. Kingston Drive. B '" CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE, revealed the key to real peace IT WDLJLP BE NECESSARY TO INVENT HIM." breakfast in reception hall; 7:30 Rowley, pastor. 10 a.m. 1 ^ 33^ „ „ „ g, p , , , , McLain, Taught By: Emily Gray the sanctuary at 7 p.m. Sunday and Church Room. and joy. “And whoever would be p.m.. Worship Work Area. claaaea; 11 a.m. worship ■ofv' ^ senior pastor; Rev. George Em- Beginning: Tuesday. Oo« flrat among you shall be yoor the Bible Study group will meet at Thursday — 6:30 pjn.. Junior Tuesday — 6:30 p.m., Catechetics 7 P "['■•^E^wlng t i ^ Nursery ^ vlaltatton and tober 6, 1981 - 9:00 A.M. rant“ (Matt I0:S7) 7:30 p.m. in the education wing. Choir rehearsal; 7:30 p.m.. Adult classes. Classroom Wing. provided for all sfirvtces. outreach. 9:30 a.m., Sunday Place: 20 Jackson Street Every Sunday the Church School Study and Sharing group at 224 In­ Wednesday — 8 a.m.. Breakfast school: 10:45 a.m., worship, Manchaeter. O t meets at 9 a.m. and nursery and dian Hili Trail, Glastonbury. for retired men’s work group; 9 Glastonbury children’s church and nuraery: 7 p.m., evening service, nursery. BABYSITTING PROVIDED senior high class at 10:45 a m. Friday — 6:15 p.m., Youth Choir a.m., work group meets; 7:45 p.m., ST. DUNSTAN'S c h u r c h , CALVARY CHURCH For more information oall: CHURCH OF (MUST PERNlTELV Manchaatsf Road. Rav. Joaapb R. 643-0906 or 043-6376 LydaB anB M nitn tltaala Other events scheduled for the rehearsal; 7:30 p.m.. Chancel Choir Concordia Choir in Kaiser Hall. (Aaaemblies of God), 647 E. Mid­ FtMMM: « 4 « - m i dTROfltS’: coming week are: rehearsal; 7:30 p.m.. United Thursday — 9:30 a.m., blble Bannon, pastor. Saturday mass dle__ Turnpike.______Rev. Kenneth L. ______« - 3 at 5 p.m., Sunday maaaaa at 8, Guatafaon, pastor. 9:30 a.m. Monday — Administrative Board Methodist Youth Fellowship. Discovery Group, Church Room. 9:30 and t t a.m OlAOJ T H K H K H A I.I), .Sul,. Oct. 3, 1981 - 21

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soup, meatball grinder, jello with By Gloria Benson if we have to separate the beginners ever. I am so pleased at all the were back again and the top scores ping; 1 p.m., bowling. topping, beverage. from the advanced class. volunteers who have come forward w e re : Ruth Baker, 612; Ruth Wednesday; 9 a.m., round dan­ We plan on having a Halloween Search, 611; George Last, 688; Carl Wednesday: tuna macaroni salad, cing; 9;3(i a.m., oil painting; 10 'Sneaky credit crunch' hits small firms Hi, cvcrvcmt'l The first thing I to offer their services. Now, we buttered carrots, roll and butter, ap­ a.m., square dancing; 9 a jq ., public wiint to nienlion is that we reluc­ dance on Oct. 26 and tickets will be need your help, so bring in any Popple, 678; Ann Thompson, 677; Al, ple crisp, beverage. health nurse by appointment; 10 tantly have to cancel our first exer­ available soon at the office. goodies you have. We will even have Gates, 669; Harry Pospisll, 660; Thursday: chicken chow mein, a.m., pinochle gaiiles, friendship cise class on Oct. 6 \Vc will hold the While 1 think of it, we will be a white elephant table so you can John Gaily, 667; Al Chellman, 566. UPI BUSINESS WRITER bankruptcy,” Birch said. “ Many owners who decide, for culmination of “ incredibly bad economic experiences workers. Bridge followed and the winners shrimp egg roll, rice, banana cake, circle, crewel embroidery; noon, The problem is not high interest rates alone, but the class on I'riday tiiorning however, closed on Oct. 12, Columbus Day. clean out your junk before Christ­ NEW YO R K — Small and medium sized-buslness; hit one reason or another, to go out of business simply pay during the 1970s. The high inflation during that period were: Mary Sargeant, 4,560; Ann beverage. lunch; 12:30 p.m.; bridge.games; 1 fact they have been high lor so long in the face of large and will try to keep the class going Now. my pet theme this time of mas. Because we will be preparing by inflation and high interest rates, Is caught in a credit o ff their creditors and shut the doqr.” eroded the financial position of many firms and tiiey Fisher, 4,240; Elsie Slate, 3,840; Frid ay: chicken noodle soup, ham p.m., craft class. Bus pickup at 8 government deficits. ott Tuesdays and k'nidays without in- year is our Holiday fair. I hope my for the fair, the set back games on crunch that could rjpple out through the entire economy. In a full-fledged credit crunch lenders are unable or just can't hang on any longer in a tight money climate. Arthur Shea, 3,530; Vivien salad on rye, dessert, beverage. a.m., return trips at 12:30 and 3:16 "Customers are taking longer to pay up because cash "Historically, when we have been faced with a crunch terniplion. friends out there are working hard Nov. 6 will bOjCanceled for the day. :: Small and medium-sized businesses hit by inflation unwilling to lend at anv price. The first to be hit are Lesperance, 3,620; Carl Popple," 3,- p.m. flow is being hurt,” Dunkelberg said. “ At the same time and heavy government borrowing needs, the Federal ■ The flu clinic will be held on Nov. with crochet hooks, knitting Monday afternoon the pinochle and high interest rates is caught in a credit crunch that lesser-rated big firms and smaller companies. 430; Martha Rockwell, 3,320. Edward Yardenl, chief economist at E.F. Hutton & suppliers want to be paid faster.” Reserve accommodated the system by supplying !) Ironi !» to 11 a m We expect a needles, pins and needles and the winners were: Rene maire. 8hi;’ Thursday; 7:30 a.m. people going could ripple out through the entire economy. Notice to all our square and round Co., said such crunches usually follow a m ajor crisis, Jones, referring to the need to finance the huge enough new money to go around. " Jones said. tremendous crowd so we will have men with their special projects Bert Turner, 819; Betty Turner, 7uU, Schedule for week to New Hampshire should arrive; 9 ‘‘Conditions for small business may well get worse dancers? All those participating such as the Penn Central Railroad bankruptcy. But he federal budget deficit, said “ the federal government "Everybody would get liis share. ” 1.1 ''ancel the bingo,games for that Those of you who aren't crafty, Bca Mader. 776; Ruth Baker, 774; a.m. orchestra' rehearsal; 12:30 before they get better because of a potential clash must be sure to wear soft-soled will get its share of limited new money and credit This time the Fed apparently is taking a stand, but moftiiug. remember, we will be having a food Joseph Garibalti, 770; John Klein, p.m. hot dinner. No bus today. Open between tight money and the huge federal budget said this time a crunch “ may already be playing itself shoes, as we are noticing scratches Dunkelberg said it's "the unciTlainly about future VvUi to lk s g o in g to N e w table so possibly you can bake 768; Amelia Anastasio, 76F.; Gert Monday: 10 a.m., kitchen social for visiting and card playing and deficit,” said David M. Jones, economist for Aubrey G. out without big headlines.” growth and small business will become the prime can­ on our newly finished floor. government needs and whether the Fed will cave in 1 Iiim|ishire on Oct. S. should be at something for us. McKay, 764; Lillian Lewis, 760; games; noon, lunch; 12:46 p.m., bus. Lanston & Co. Jones said many small firms “ are deeply in debt” to didate for crowding out.” that's keeping rates high. " the center by a.m. as we leave 1 know that the seniors who come Martin Bakstan, 760; Sue Kerr, 7S2; pinochle games. Bus pickup at 8 Friday: 10 a.m., cxercisd'class, Dunn & Bradstreet reports small business failures banks and to large business on credit arrangements. “ This could lead to even more widespread bankrupt­ cies and a sharp rise in unemployment,” Jones said. pri'mi'Ily at S a.m. to the center have been working all Betty Jesanis, 760; Michael a.m., return trips at noon and 3:16 kitchen social games; noon, lunch; totaled about 9,800' through Aug. 6, 42 percent ahead of “ When smaller firms have difficulty in paying these Menu for week Yardenl said the p ltp t of smaller business could hurl Dunkelberg added, "U s not the Fed's fault; it is doing The ceramics class will start on year and have made beautiful things Desimone, 749; Mary O'Brien, 748; p.m. 12:46 p.m., setback g ^ e s . Bus last yer. creditors and if any o f the creditors happen to be m ajor the entire economy and he said President Reagan often the right thing. It's the lact that C'lmgress ill not cut I tct t i We wli; start with a general for the fair 1 would be willing to bet Boa McCarthy. 741. Tuesday: Shopping bus leaves at 9 pickup at 8 a.m. and return trips ot Jones said this increase indicates we already are in a participants in the com mercial paper market, ..the sneaky crunch could escalate into a major crisis,” he has cited the importance of this sector. spending enough to bring down federal borrowing.” mee'ing to see who knows what and that this will be our most beautiful Wednesday the Pinochle players Monday: homemade vegetable a.m.: 12:30 p.m., return from shop- noon and 3:1.5 p.m. ‘‘sneaky credit crunch.” M IT,s Birch published a study two years ago covering "The government shoultin'l be in there borrowing so David L. Birch, professor at the Massachusetts said. the 1969-76 period that showed 81 percent of all new jobs much of our money,” Dunkelberg said. "They should Institute of Technology, said bankruptcies don't tell the William C. Dunkelberg, professor at Purdue Universi­ came from forms with 100 or fewer employees and 66 return the credit markets to the private sector and to whole story. ty, and economist for the National Federation of percent of jobs were orenled in firms with 20 or municipalifies.” Weather pattern: “ Only about one out of 20 business closures involved Independent Business; said the current problems are a WIN *315.00 THIS WEEK ■Working in Manchester- Job changes Savers rush ______^ ______is if changing ? FARMINGTON -- The explosion of office and PRIZE CROSSWORD NO. 1389 plant automation will re-define some 10,000 jobs at for old rate Emhart Corp. within five years, an Emhart official 5 CLUES DOWN: says. By United Press International 3 liOSTd.X IL I’ l ' — Autumn sees a are related to weather An aching knee 1. Possibly one artist l8 Ju8t the man mo8l able to John S. Kydz, director of productivity, said Americans flocked to savings institutions across the wc-.itlior nattern aerttss North or elbow reacts to changes in the at­ appreciate another artist’s ------. Tuesday he was not predicting the jobs would be country Friday to cash in on the new tax-exempt "A ll .ytT'i.M i'a.- .stui nis or low pressure 2. Writers of poetry. lost, but the impact of micro-electronics will mean mosphere, primarily due to fluctuations Savers” certificate before the interest rate goes down tr.iik farther south., bringing in humidity or pressure. When the 3. It’s easy enough to associate rheumatic effects that one-third of the jobs would be different than on Monday. m - ' they are today, t'e'.ii- .1 r ..in .luii cooler weather at more barometer falls, so does pressure on the with this. Eager buyers began lining up outside financial in­ M ' tiii nt u'torvals The warning light of body, and deep within some chamber, “ The modern era of electronics, the 4. A good tool kit Is a ------present for a boy stitutions in the early morning to invest in the cer­ .'Un. ,ind the beginning of dor- fluid or air may clamor to escape an microprocessor especially, is creating a new in­ who enjoys manual work. tificates while the yield was still set at 12.61 percent. On II I'"'. :n \egelation are other in- arthritic prison For some, the pain is dustrial revolution in which man’s brainpower will 5. Joined in wedlock. Monday, the rate drops to 12.14 percent...... of I he progression of time. sure forecast of foul weather. be multiplied hundreds of times greater than 10. For a person who dislikes pomp, etc., tlie Bankers were hoping for ap onslaught of customers it. bpiils .mil Florida bound senior .An ever-changing atmosphere is machines have given him muscle power,” Rydz after only a modest reponse Thursday, and many of r,' perhaps the most visible thought to produce other, less clear reac­ ------routine ot an Inauguration ceremony said. them got it. i!ul more discrete changes may seem a bit of a bore. Like all technological change, however, the tran­ tions in people In Europe, such interac­ “ It's just unbelievable,” said Willis Stevenson, presi­ riiu; within our bodies and k 12. Taking a belt in by a notch will naturally make It sition to micro-electronics demands a new tions are the subject of a legitimate dent of Atlantic-Permanent Savings and Loan Associa­ nimals plant.-, and insects, sophistication in people policies, Rydz told a human scientific .study called biometeorology. ------round one’s waist. tion in Norfolk, Virginia’s second largest S&L. “ Two •I-. resources conference. fall a young maps fancy ..." It's gaining some credibility in this coun­ 13. A season of the year. branches have them lined up outside, another office had '.irp'ised to he sfiring"’ Not ac- try as of late "We will need new and creative employment 17. A precious metal. 20 cusiomers when it opened up this morning.” ’■■•search showing that male policies; innovative retraining programs; greater 19. Labor or toil. ‘‘It’s been extremely busy,” said Dick Kennedy, a • peak when foliage is most For instance it is believed that reation industrial democracy and new ways of distributing 21. Large animal of the monkey kind. vice president of New York’s Citibank, the nation’s se­ i I • human body also exhibits a time slows with the approach of low the hours of work and the fruits of technological cond largest bank. “ I manage six branches and all of • .'.ird Weight gam as fat is pressure systems and inclement change,” he said. them are jumping. Every branch has lines.” :■ iiat chilly weather. .And on weather We all know that auto incidents Many institutions planned to discard their normal ot cold. snap, shivering increase as weather deteriorates and so CLUES ACROSS: ‘‘bankers hours” and stay open late into the evening : C’.' intense until our systems do mortality rates. Perhaps the latter is 1. Apt to look a bit odd if somewhat too small. To Step down Friday and open up for business Saturday. I hmated ' due to a loss of vitality or changing 6. A word of regret. In Tennessee, bankers said business picked up sharply ;n.sects reduce body water mood, in some, a desire to live. 7. A patient may Just have to accept that It can STAMF’ORD — C. Peter McColough, chairman of in the afternoon. Security Federal said it sold $1 million K, ep from freezing in a last Do you need Dr. Norman Vincent Peal have undesirable side effects. (g) 1961 Newipoper Enl#rpri»# Ai»n. worth of certificates, Commerce Union Bank more than 0 0 the board and chief executive officer of Xerox to avoid their eventual or a sunny day to get you going’’ Either 8. A boy may be more nervous about it than 1i« $3 million, and First American Bank reported selling li tile ard. rhododendron may suffice High pressure areas Corp., says he plans to step down as chief executive I Agree to accept the Judges decision as final. “ several million dollars” worth. r priptective reaction to characterized by clear, dry air seeming­ need be. officer in May 1982. 9. In effect, cannot be used when broken. David T. Kearns, 61, president and chief The savings industry, beset by the loss of billions in ther by curling just as ly bring zest for the tasks ahead. During NAME...... deposits to the popular highyielding money market l.U'l’lh' .ig.iinst the elements. fall, these highs give us a frequent 11. Out in the open air, there are places where one operating officer of Xerox since August 1977, will can stand and see this stretching away into the succeed McColough as chief executive officer. funds and other investments, were banking on the new ..soi.al changes of living organisms respite from eastbound storm systems. ADDRESS ...... certificate to bring back those billions. McColough will continue to serve as board chair­ •: : 't.e .,nly dispjays of reaction to a Thus, we may ride an autum roller distance. For those in a tax bracket above 30 percent, the tax- Ip. • e :: c environm ent D aily and CITY...... STATE ...... man. coaster of psychological, physiological 12. If ------shots go badly astray, a golfer will not free feature of All Savers generally makes it more "ii!'. CM le.<. such as menstruation or In a statement to Xerox employees Tuesday, and meteorological highs and lows If so. have a good score for the round. IS YOUR HERALD HOME DELIVERED YES □ profitable than taxable interest earned from other C c MeColuugh said Kearns will become chief ■i:: |>p -p I ' raziiies.s associated with a then having a nice day might mean a sun- 13. In an Interview, a veteran actor might describe NO □ savings certificates or a money market fund. '1 ' 111 .pI'pp transpire .Some changes nv dav.' CLIP AND MAIL TO: executive officer at the firm ’s annual meeting of how It felt t o ------at the very top In the shareholders in New York City on May 20. Individuals can earn up to $1,000 of interest on the cer­ . S t 'Y ? heyday of Hollywood. PRIZEWEEK PUZZLE "Xerox has had a longstanding policy which calls tificates (an investment of $8,237) without Uncle Sam 14. To be successful it should be generous. I w/uC/0 THEinc evcniNUEVENING nenAUMHERALD ■ for members of senior management to reduce their claiming his normal share. Couples can earn up to $2,000 15. T o ------up a dam under construction could 1 HERALD 8Q., MANCHESTER. CT. ' J day-to-day involvement in the operation of the com­ tax-free (on $16,474). "From our small vantage point the certificate is going Quirks in the News be the aim ol saboteurs. pany at 60 years of age,” McColough said. "1 will to be very successful,” said Fraser Seitel, a spokesman 16. Tatters ol cloth. turn 60 next August and so the tim e has com e.” for Chase Manhattan Bank. "Some people thought the McColough joined the company in 19f:4 when it r 18. A p e t------might mean a lot more to one program would do moderately well and others thought it T was the Haloid Co. In 1968, when he became chief Islo more lift lake effect Nov. 1. but the telephone interview animal lover than to another. CONTEST RULES would do booming business. It seems the latter have increase is under appeal. 20. Opposite of cold. executive, Xerox reported total operating revenues '•.SIIIN'GTO.N .F P l - 1 Solve the puzzle by filling In the missing letters to make the of $896 million. Last year, the company's revenues been proven correct.” Bankers assumed the modest response Thursday — ■ "V. ;pr,alipi - luve to p'ress 22. pad news is hard t o ------. words that you think best fit the clues. To do this read each totaled $8,197 billion. Long-distance the first day the certificates could be issued — was due ■ .’vaippr liuttons 23. Anything done to focus public awareness on a clue carefully for you must think them out and give every word Fried pearl to savers awaiting the results late Thursday afternoon 'hp’iiise’ w s 111 the Capitol ALAMOSA. Colo. iFPlI g re a t------can hardly be bad. its true meaning. of the monthly auction of one-year Treasury bills. The \:;p..riE llu’ viftims ol ' LODI. Calif. lUPlI Bar'rara Lee Culwell, a 2. You need hot be a subscriber to this newspaper to enter. You monthly auction sets the yield for All Savers certificates Herald pholo by Tarquimo iuiPlgel I'litv that .lim Bryant, 32. sank his soldier stationed in Korea, may submit as many entries as you wish. No mechanically Income rises to be issued the following week and thereafter until the ipii'k ciip i-t Ttmisday were teeth into a fried oyster, got her divorce lo n g ­ produced (printed, mimeographed, etc.) copies of the entry next auction. :!!’ ipt tiie Seiuite s 37 felt something soljd, and distance BLO O M FIELD — Andersen Group says net in­ machines for 25 years, has operated the WORD LIS T blank will be accepted. ‘ t . Citibank said 60 to 60 percent of the money being in­ Francis Terhune repairs a typewriter at e>ev,'.'p,| ppjieiatip.'-s discovered — to his sur­ M rs Culwell filed come from continuing operations for the six-month Purnell shop for the past seven years. This list contains, among others, the correct words 3i. Anyone Is eligible to enter except employees (and mambers vested in the certificates was new money to the bank. Yale Typewriter at 41 Purnell Place. lint “eii.iiors and staff prise - a pearl. d i vorcc proceedings period ending Aug. 30 were 40 percent higher than for the PRIZE CROSSW ORD PUZZLE for release of their families) of the Evening Herald. “ Some of it's coming out of savings, some from money Terhune, who has been fixing the p'l 11' 'ii.'uble getting troin It blew me away. " against her husband, the same period last year with sales up 3.6 percent. Bryant said Thursday, ad­ ('hrislopher, shorlly after 4. ALL ENTRIES MUST BE MAILED IN SEPARATE ENVELOPES Net income was 6 percent higher than last year market funds and some from mattresses,” : ipppe '■ i Ippp'I III ilie Cauitol t ■ I r 'I th e tw o office ding that at first he thought she was shipped overseas. NO LATER THAN MONDAY OF NEXT WEEKT, AND BEAR A with net incoine per share on a fully diluted basis up Weekend of October 3-4, 1981 I egal N o lic e Ip.i.IpI.'U' 'I lie eleva tors he bit into a part of the But because Culwell had POSTMARK. 10 percent, the firm said Tuesday. The figures in­ shell and then he thought it moved to New York and 5. The Herald will award the cash amount shown above to the \l»MI>SION OK ;p|p' aul'piiiatie AID INJECTION cluded the credit given to operations from the now- Rates at all-time PRIZ£ CROSSWORD NO DBS '. iiiiin;. tiling happens was one ol his teeth could not be found. Mrs. ALAS LEGS contestant who sends In an all-correct solution. If more than divested Waters Equipment subsidiary in I.I.IC lORS Bryant took the pearl to Culwell's attorney, Robert MARRIED Stocks show Noticf' i.s lKTt‘l)\ j>iv4*n that Uu* v.i'.iii tile elevator APE one all-correct solution is received, the prize money will be February. PAIN Q a Ht'.iril III .Nfiinission ol Kloctors, ol p.piT.itpir- aie IippI liiere to jeweler Donell Guptill who Pastore. arranged to have BEAR shared equally. Revenues from continuing operations were $9.4 BID POETS HARTFORD (UP!) - adjuM.,'„k ..loitgages 18.48 percept, up .65 of a llir liULn ol M.'tiv hestor will bu »n IpU-Ii ilie liiilloiis lor us.■■ said It was worth $50 the default divorce handled million for the first six months of 1981. compared BLOW RAGS 6. IF NO ALL-COR RECT SOLUTION IS RECEIVED. $15 WILL BE In te r e s t rates on all with 25 percent down pay­ percentage point since Ju­ session in the Municip;il Huildinj’ . '.ml Kogi i .lep.sen. Kiowa. The pearl came Irom a by telephone. with $9.1 million in 1980. Net income was $461,000 rown rierk s Ollicc. un Siiturday. CAPS RAIN ADDED TO THE FOLLOWING WEEK’S PRIZE. another gain categories of mortgages ment was 17.57 percent, an jar ot oysters packed by ly- , 'T'pp' .ai v.itipis keep right Monday. Pastore made a CHOW SHOW this year, compared with $321,000 for 1980. increase of .75 of a percen­ OtlobiT 111 li^Kl Iron) y (Hi ,\ M io 7. I'he decision of the judges Is final and all contestants agree to and consumer loans are at The average rate on an 8 (to !' M . lor llif [nin>o.se of ad- ' n t iirii'iiig Hie .Associated .Seafoods call to Mrs t:ulwell in CONCEPT SLOW CONCERT SPRING abide by the judges decision. All entries become the property an all time high according tage point since July. unsecured personal loan miMinn all iktsods who are found I'c'ii'r the stopgap fiin- Co of Aberdeen. Wash Korea Mrs Culwell, who NEW YO R K (U P I) — The stock market, hopeful that DANCER STAR of this paper. Only one prize will be awarded to a family unit. to the latest state survey. Fifty six percent of the for $900 was 20.16 percent, to I'e t|iialili(*d to Ik* l•;U•(’tors dipc iiieisiiipassed by Bryant fried them was in the presence of a STAY inflation and interest rates would decline, scored its I lafod at Mam hi’Ster this 3rd das DANDY Banking Commissioner respondents said they were up .11 of a percentage Wednesday night military lawyer, was SURF 8 Everyone has the same opportunity to win, tor every entry will, fifth successive gain Friday while wrapping up its best .>t (Htofier. iy81 eaiiy Thursday DANGER offering some type of point. The average rate for DARE TEE be checked, and the winner announced. No claiming Is Dividend declared David Neiditz said Friday. MO.AH!) o r .ADMISSIONS I" p llie gii.i-rnmeni "Sure, the girls who sworn III and answered the week in seven months. adjustable rate mortgage. DULL TEN The average rate on a 26 a personal loan of $2 600 M,ir\ \ tJelmas, Scloi’linan r'lriiing,.iiiilii .'v’ov 211. the crack oysters here get a necessary ()ueslions necessary. The trading pace on all inarkets picked up because of FULL TIGHTEN BRIDGEPORT—The Boartf'of Directors of the percent down payment Seventeen percent of those was 19.74 percent, up 46 HaMiiotiil K l.an/anoSr . Seleef- .s.e:i.''' fired 22 operators pearl maybe once a month .After hearing testimony. increased activity of institutions that had stayed on the III,III GOLD TIGHTER 9. The correct solution to this week's Prizeword will be Connecticut National Bank, meeting here today, fixed rate mortgage was who answered the survey percent of a percentage who tied ,in average salary out of those things before 12lh hidicial District HANDY WORK sidelines during a three-month price slide. Joscjifi K Kfvnolds. Selectman ’ published the following Saturday. , declared a quarterly dividend of 44 cents per share 17.95 percent, up .74 of a said they were not active in point since July I.' VI', I'rOU a ye.ir we pack them up. " Bob .lodge Robert W. Ogburii HEAR The Dow Jones industrial average, a 2.28-point winner I duanl loinkiel 10. The Herald reserves the right to correct eny typographical payable Oct. 20, to shareholders of record Oct. 9. percentage point since July the mortgage market. KtWN n.KHK Anderson, the company granted a divorce decree ,it HEAT Thursday, tacked on 8.47 points to 860.73, bringing its ad­ / errors which may appear during the puzzle game. The dividend is payable on 1,499,886 shares and and up 4.76 percentage Average rates for (HiT-lty manager, said in a 10 :05 a m Sept 28 vance for the week to 36.72 points as President Reagan’s automobile loans for’ new 11. The sealed correct solution will be kept In the personal amounts to $669,949. points from the average Not a loser economic program went into effect. cars increased by about .6 custody of Nate Agostinelll, President Manchester State rate in September 1980. he The weekly gain was the best since the Dow rose 38.49 L e f ^ a l N o lie e 1 * f 1 If r I - A N D . .Maine said. of a percentage point. For UST WEEK’S points in the period ended Feb. 27, right after Reagan three year loans the i’I'l ‘ '1 lie man wtio 12. U^)on accepting prize rhoney, the contestant will be formally unveiled his program of tax and budget cuts, The review was con­ n o t 'k I'; o k o r d k r (IfcMgiii-d bills and the BIRTHDAY ALMANAC ducted Sept. 8 and included average rate was 17.26 per­ Complied by the editors ol The World Almanac Book ol Who photographed for the paper. investments and business incentives. IN rill. 3 3 PUZZLE SOLUTHNI cent. For four year loans aliiio.-l obsolete 18-cent commercial banks, savings The New York Stock Exchange index jumped 1.36 to the average rate was 17.58 ISSl /tlNcE>U INI.AND XM TI.AND -'amp doe.sji t coii.sider Oct. 4 — Charlton Haalon (1924- ), the actor who is banks, and savings and RSE weEkpuzzle « Investment prices courtesy of Advest Inc. are as 68.86 and the price of an average share increased 68 percent. F or used cars the i m ;r !m i i \ n o . i\\.«o-i.‘>t Iiiiiim II a Uvo-tiiiie loser. best known (or his roles In film spectaculars like "The AiliWIA’s ToTXroniFs loan associations. of 3 p.m. Friday. cents. Advances routed declines, 1,260-316, among the 1,- average rate was 19.23 per­ DO'I iVy- #7().U1 Hut I’eler Cocci of the Greatest Show on Earth,"The Ton Commandments” Price Change Neiditz said 41 percent of 660 issues traded. cent. After reviewing the application of Connecticut Dept, U.S. Buicttii of I'liiiling and "Bon Hur," (or which ho won a t959 Oscar as best PRIZEWEEK PUZZLE Friday this week the respondents said they actor. Big Board volume climbed to 64,640,000 shares from The avera ge ra te on of Transportation to conduct a regulated activity within and F.ograviiig admits he's 8Y4 up % were offering fixed rate Oct. 5 — Roiiert H. Qeddard (1882-1945), the physi­ Advest Group 41.600.000 traded Thursday, indicating institutions were home improvement loans the bounds of an inland wetland and or watercourse "a littie depie.ssed" that that can "help ' a peruon tD De opumiwtic. 28V4 mortgages. cist and rocketry pioneer who launched the world's first Alex. & Alex. up % beginning to come o ff the sidelines to buy following the for a five year term was located north of the ConRail Bridge over New State lirsl-class postage may 23. WORN not torn. Most trouser •leg* wind up worn threadbare at the bot­ The a v e ra ge ra te on liquid-fuel rocket on March 16, 1926. CLUES ACROSSs Acmat 6V4 up % market's severe third-quarter plunge. Road and south of the Winbur Cross Highway in the Soon cost 2U cents, because 4 STORE not »tory. A STORE th*t »erve» you woll *IH

MANCHESTER Area - CADILLAC - 1976 - Coupe je: e p s , c a r s , p ic k u p s , MWERTISIK so vouR Working brother and sister DeVlIle - 72,000 m iles. from $35. available at local /SeXAR LAM P looking for two bedroom Good condition. $2700 or Gov't. Auctions. For MTES O c apartment. Reasonable Best offer. Telephone 742- Directory call Surplus , . . B i f r v v w Classified rent, heat, hot water, 6800 - Keep trying. Data Center, 415-330-7800. Minimum Charge JsooOsmFrr appliances. Telephone •••••••••••••••••••••••• 35— Haatingirtg 46— Sporting Goods m o t ic e s EMPLOYMENT 23— Homas for Sala SSerMisr. for Rnnt $2.10l{gr one day iONl^'VVORl'SON AUTO LEASING RENTAL 12.00 noon the day 24— Lbts-Land for Sala 36— Flooring 47— Qardan Products SB^Homos/Apts. to Shard 228-3987. Motorcfcles-BIcycles 64 - Oldies But Goodies before publication. 1— Lost and Found i3**Halp wantad •f^lnvastmant Proparty 37— Movlng*Trucking*Storaga48— Antiqtias JN N V P 6?»S? 2— >P«r«onais 14— Buamaaa Opportunltiat 26— Busmass Proparty 38— Sarvica* Wantad 49— wantad to Buy AUTOMOTIVE PEP WORD MItc. lor Rent 58 Limited. Rent-A-Car. KZ400 Deluxe 1978 3— Announc*m«ntf 15— Situatiorf Wantad 27— Rasort Proparty •••••••••••••••••••••••• $12.95 dav, 100 free miles. KAWASAKI, fairing, Deadline lor Saturday Is 4— EnieriJinmtnt 28— Raal Estata Wantad 1 D A Y ...... 14« MISC. FOR SALE RENTALS 61— Autos for Sala 118 M AIN S T R E E T - Automobiles bought, sold, baggage-rack, saddle bags, 12 noon Friday; Mon­ 5— AuCUOns 62— Trucks for Sala EDUCATION MI8C. SERVICES 63— Haavy Equlpmanl for Sala3 DAYS ...... 13(t Garage for Rent. $15.00. rented. 323 Center Street, low mileage. $1350. day's deadline Is 2:30 40— Housahold Goods 52— Rooms for Rant Manchester. Telephone 6201 Ask for Andrea. FINANCIAL 18— Privata InatructJona 41— Articias for Sala 53— Apartmanta for Rant 64— Motorcyciaa*Bicyclas 6 DAYS ...... 12« 646-24% weekdays 9-5. Friday. 19— ScDooiS'Claasaa 31— Sarvicas Otfarad 42— Building Supplias 54— Homaa fOr Rant '65—Campars*Trailars>Mobiia •••••••••••••••••••••••• 647-0908, Ask for Bill. Homas Phone 643-2711 8— Bonda-Stockt'MoMgagos20— Instructions Wantad 32— Pamtlng-Paparing 43— PatS'BirdS'O^s 55— Officaa-Bloraa tor Rant 26 DAYS...... T1(t Homet-Apla. to there 50 1974 YAMAHA TX 500 - 33— Buikfirvg-Conlracting 44— Musical Instrumanis 56— Rasort Proparty lor Rant 66— Automoliva Sarvica 9— Paraonai Loans * 67— Autos lor Rant«Laasa HAPPy ADS $3.00 PER INCH Good condition. New rear iQ—insurance REAL ESTATE 34— Roofmg-Siding 45— Boats & Accassonas 57— Wantad to Rant r o o m m At e w a n t e d - 1972 OLDS VISTA tire. $595. Call 295-9123 Non-smoking female, CRUISER Station Wagon, after 5:00 p.m. ArUelee tor Sale 41 Apartmanta tor Rent S3 Hornet lor Rent 54 T A G B A L E S share Bolton duplex. 3-seat, Ac/PS/PB, good Carpeted room, kitchen, running condition. & m e Kit ‘n’ Carlyle — Larry Wright Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted, 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Servleee Offered ,il. , 118 MAIN STREET - four laundry facilities, garage, body rust. Asking $500.649- PLEASE READ 4aa*a**.st»aa*a**aa<.a«* ••••••••••••••••*••••••• •■saaaaaaa**. RAIN OR SHINE - Sunday room heated; hot water, no yard. $260. In d u e s all. 5715. LICENSED DAY CARE appliances. $400 monthly. Telephone 647-8654. 1979 YAMAHA 1100 4th. 83 Bigelow Street. TESNT - 10x16, two room, HEBRON - BEAUTIFUL YOUR AD HOME - Will watch your Refrigerator, freezer, Security - tenant In­ 1971 IMPALA CUSTOM - SPECIAL - custom seat, CiMSIttad e4t ere tatM child or infant days. Call GIANT TAG SAU canvas, 2 years old. $200. THREE BEDROOM needs body work, but runs custom paint, asking $2.- washer, dryer, air con­ surance. 646-2426, 9-5 HOME, gorgeous setting. LOOKING FOR OW IlM plMM ** A OMP M WOMALM 6464)262. SUNDAY. OCTOBER 4th 6494)732. well. Excellent for parts. 395. Call 228-4077. Ask for IF I WeRe 'ifco, i m . N « r ditioner, dishwasher, weekdays. $550 plus utilities and RESPONSIBLE Person to VMIMIM. TIM HwraM N 10 wn • 3 pm share apartment with two $175. Telephone 649-8388. Don after 6 p.m. iirie ri> HAve THe m o n c v Ro \c>/ clothing, fabrics, NEW DARK WALNUT security. For details, rMfwiitMi lor only OM !*- RESPONSIBLE MOTHER McDonakto Parking Lot MANCHESTER - families amplifier, miscellaneous. WATERBED with bead- tpipnhnnp 228-0303 college students. Excellent ^ I Cd UU> Hwe ^OAIVS will babysit in my home. Wott Cofilor BIrooi welcome - six room duplex...... location. Own bedroom, 1980 MERCURY BOBCAT correct fMoiilQii end dioii board and tlx drawer South Vflndsor. Telephone lAanohMlOf Security, references. $400 privacy. Male or female. - 12,000 m iles. AM-FM Pi72AToo. oaly to tlio olio el tM TAG SALE - Multi family. pedestal. Aiking $400. CaU Ofileet-Slorea lor Rent Connie, 644-3565. mon^^Alibrio Realty, TelephoneTelephoi Cassette, Stereo, 4 speed. ert|lnal Ineortton. Errors ■ato Bali ObMmt lift Indoor. Saturday and Sun­ 871-2943. HONDA MOPED - Low orMeii do net loooon Mm Painting*Paperhanging*ConsuHing •••••••••••••••••••••••• day, 10 a.m.-3 p.m. 168 Inc. I IMMEDIATELY - 647-0575. Excellent condition. $4500 mileage, like new. With WORKSPACE- OR or best offer. Telephone yohw of Hio odoortliOHiont HONEST QUALITY FOR 15 YEARS Painting-Pepering 32 Prestige Park Rd., Blast' STORAGE SPACE FOR saddlebags. Telephone 649- ••••••••••sssss********* Doge-BIrda-Pete 43 MANCHESTER - Three 4 u fo Part9 For Sato 60 Sue, 289-9588 or 289-8336. wW nei bo cortortod by on Hartford, (off School RENT in Manchester. No 7862. •••••••••••••••••••••••a bedroom duplex. On bus •••••••••••••••••••••••• PROFESSIONAL Street) lease or security deposit. oddWonol tooanion. TAG SALE - Quality items, FOR SALE - Mini line, central air- FOUR LIKE NEW 158X13. 1974 DATSUN B-210. Fast- PAINTING - Interior and small appliances, clocks, Reasonable rates. Suitable 1979 HONDA 750 K. TAG SALE - Sunday, Oct. Schnauzer pups, AKC, 2 conditioning. Adults Goodyear RADIALS. 8,000 back. Michelin X tires, exterior. Commercial and toys, beu frames, sofa with for small business. Retail Excellent condition, low 'iKanrhrBtpr 3. Four families. Gas females; 4 males. $250. preferred. $400 plus miles. Asking $100/set. excellent mileage. Only residential. Free es­ two chairs, many misc. and commercially zoned. mileage. Extras. Call Mike stove, 8 gallon fish tank, Telephone 742-7571. utilities. Lease and securi­ Call 871-2943. 850. Telephone 649-9949. 646-3H7 timates. Fully insured. 646- items. Saturday 9-4. Tunzis CaU 872-1801, 10 to 5. at 643-5363. ^ ■ ^ r r a l ^ 4879. childrens clothes, knick ty required. Telephone 649- Trail, Bolton. / Autos For Sale 61 133 Bram^ SSm L Bolton, ComMcScut ------uJ______knacks, toys, books, NEWLY RENOVATED LEE PAINTING. Interior household items and much TAG SALE - 75 Lenox 310 square feet office SURPLUS JEEPS, CARS, & EIxterior. “ Check my miscellaneous. 845 East BOXER PUPPIES - AKC. MANSFIELD CENTER - Street, Manchester. Satur­ available. Main Street TRUCKS. Car Inventory rate before you decorate." Street, Hebron: At the brindies, shots. Excellent Mt. Hope apartments. FULL AND PART TIME day and Sunday, 10 a.m. on. location with ample valued $2143 sold for $100. Experienced FILM SALESPERSON - Resort Property 27 Dependable. Fully insured. house with the His-Hers disposition. Telephone 528- Newly renovated, country LANDSCAPE laborers Many miscellaneous items. parking. Call 64^2891. Similar bargains available. Help Wanted 13 $600 plus 30% Commission. ••• 646-1653. garage. 6904. setting. Two bedrooms. wanted. Must be reliable Possible $45,000 plus yearly From $285 to $325, includes Call for information, 602- Winters ESTATE TAG SALE - EXPERIENCED - Mature and have own transporta­ Income. Company will FLORIDA INTERIOR PAINTING, appliances and parking. 941-8014, Ext. 7816. Phone tion. Telephone 643-1699. Saturday and Sunday, 10-5, ADORABLE TIGER & call refundable. sales person. Apply in per­ Wanted train you starting out as over ten years experience, WHITE! Male kittens - 4^2082 or 233-9660. regional manager of your Couch, Oak Furniture, An- ★ son, Marlow’s Inc. 867 YOU WOULDN’T low rates and senior citizen tlques, household articles, TAG SALE - CLOVER Looking for good homes, BASEMENT STORAGE 3 3 1965 CHEVY II for parts. FEMALE COMPANION state. After 90 days 50% of MANCHESTER - One (0 3 Main Street, Manchester. di^hounts. 643-9980. clothes, tools, golf clubs, MILL FARM ■ Attic Call 6(3-6480 after 11 a.m. AfZEinAREA withWll dirt floors, lor elderly woman in profits. For the right per­ BELIEVE IT! ' bedroom apartm ent in —Firstroomroom 18(4 ft.xlS ft.; Telephone 646-2924 after 4 Manchester, Connecticut, lawn mower. mower, trunk, 218 treasures, antiques, toys, p.m. Ask for Mike. EDUCATIONAL REP - son after 6 months 80% GiN. CMtrf dak itBMNlBn. LakM. INTERIOR AND BEWITCHED FOR three family. All utilities second.rooi'\room 23 ft.xlS'A ft. capable of caring for self; Hackmatack. tools, furniture. October 3 Outstanding opportunity NEW PAY SCALE ownership. Qualified appli­ TrsM . SmrMy . PrivHi EXTERIOR painting, HALLOWEEN, adopt Jet and appliances included. $30 moMil;hljh-649-0717. c ww**-"* free room and board plus M b . Falte MrtirtaiMl ------and 4, 8-5 p.m. Rain or 1974 GRAND TORINO for experienced sales per­ cant will be flown at our paper hanging, Carpentn and Tabatha, adorable Available immediately. STARTING compensation and flexible , IkM nmn tm , Shine. Coventry, Route 44A :r month plus securi- excellent condition. Air son to represent Phoenix expense to area office for Ifmm. Work. Fully insured. J.P. abandoned kittens. 633- MANCHESTER - Several SEPTEMBER time off; pleasant residen­ training. Must have $3250 td Grant Hill Road, Right 'elephone W ^ 7 4 . conditioner, power Institute of Technology Lewis & Son, 649-9658. 6581, 342-0571. V- Industrial Locations for steering, power brakes, tial community; car cash security to cover MmiIcr'i BstsI rMI bimIicIvM on Broadway. lease. $1.10 per square ft. Personals 2 recruiting students for WE NEED ImUh cMna*i. Uta Falraan. PJ. TAG AND CRAFT SALE - asking $1800 or best offer. NOTICES available; convenient to original inventory.’^ For to $2.40 per square ft. 600’ technical training. Com­ taUB, $ a Ifaiv Ha 1M3. Or INTERIOR PAINTING - 14 and 18 Cambridge Musical Instruments 44 Call 643-1996 after 6:00, .. RIDE WANTED from RN's/LPN’s shopping area; position details call Pat Murphy at M T ^ im l-M^Zn-TItt to 9,000V Hayes Corpora­ mission. Choice of Professional work at Street, Manchester. Satur­ Ask for Marc. Bissell Street, Manchester Home Health Aides available Nov. 1 dr earlier. (404) 969-0460 collect. WOUU TOU KUEVE tion. 6464)131. Lost and Found 1 territories available. Call n w $$4.to« reasonable rates. Free es -. day October 3, and Sunday MANCHESTER - One to Hartford Insurance Reply to Box X, c /o Herald timates. 10% discount to today for interview, 602- Homemaker/. October 4. 9-4. Rain or ATTIC TRE ASU RES - bedroom apartment, wall 1977 THUNDERBIRD - Group, Asylum Ave., Hart­ or telephone collect after 8 INVENTORY ASSISTANT senior citizens. Call 646- M ANCHESTER - F ive LOST - FEMALE CALICO 244-81 11, Mr. Terry Compai Shine. Church fair and tag sale. to wall, appliances, deck, Burgundy and white, vinyl HENRY DARNA ford. Working hours 9 a.m.- p.m. or weekends 1-203-259- 3503. EVERET CONSOLE room office suite, 1200 sq. cat vicinity Oak Street, McKinney, 2555 E. Univer­ - Self motivated individual Household items, toys, pool, recreation facilities. roof, AM-FM stereo, wire 5 p.m., Monday-Friday. to provid^ome care 6791. PIANO - Walnut cabinet. ft., first floor, central air, Manchester Answers to sity Dr., Phoenix, Ariz. interested in career as tools, wbathaveyou. ALL M25 furnished or $390 un­ caps. This car must be Call 646-2719 after 6:30 Excellent playing condi­ parking. 643-2121. LYNCH MOTORS is happy to an­ Jasmine. REWARD. 85034. Callow come In for assistant to Order Entry □ BUSINESS Building Contracting 33 DAY TODAY -St. George’s furnished, plus utilities. seen. $3495, Teiephone 646- p.m. WAITRESS PART TIME Department. Must have Episocopal Church, Route tion. One year old. $1600 or Telephone 649-2897. lormatlon, 643-9515 and SERVICES Our “ junk” we threw out, Telephone 6494003, 649- 4286. nounce that Henry Darna is now PART TIME - Work at 11 a.m.-2 p.m. daily. No typing ability, knowledge FARRAND 4 ^ , Bolton. best , offer. Telephone 643- OFFICE SPACE FOR Saturdays. Ideal for our “ gems” are for sale. 7116. 1819 or 649-9345. RENT -heat and air- associated with them. Henry has LOST - Five year old Announcements 3 home on the phone ser­ of computer an asset, but • • REMODELING-Cabinets, 1972 CHEVY IMPALA - AIDE AND ASSISTANCE mother with children in October 3 and 4, 9 to 4, 35 conditioning. Ap neutered male gray with vicing our customers in willing to train interested Servleee Ottered 31 Roofing, Gutters, Room lour door, power steering, been in the automobiie sales FLEA MARKET: Every OF N .L CONN. INC. school. Apply in person: and ambitious individual as Additions, Decks, All types London Rd., Hebron, (op- Qardan Products 47 proximately 16x12 ft. Call black stripe tiger cat. your area. Telephone 456- A V A IL A B L E - w ith power brakes, steel business in Manchester for 22 years. Sunday 10-5. Coventry an­ 3M Main SI, Manchastar Brass Key Restaurant, 829 REWEAVING BURN of Remodeling and PO!isite Gav City) Rain or Beige stomach, ragged 0876 or 528-6631., computer operator. Please appliances. No pets. » $3503M ...... radials. one owner. $750. tique center, 1140 Main Main Street, Manchester. HOLES. Zippers, um- Repairs. Free estimates, Shiine. Coiiee. TAG SALE - DEALERS TOP SOIL - Clean, rich, ear. "Charles " last seen send resume to Arlene monthly, plus utilities and Street, Coventry. Dealer OFFICE HOURS Decker, Laurence R. brellas repaired. Window Fully insured. Phone 643- w a n t e d - for Lions Club stone free loam. Any I P O N T IA C Sept. 22. Cromwell & West­ DO SOMETHING ABOUT Man. - Frt. B-4 security. Telephone 649- ...... space available. Telephone COUNTER CLERK posi­ Smith, Inc., 117 Murphy shades, Venetian blinds. 6017. TAG SALE - Boys clothing, Tag Sale, Saturday, Oc­ amount delivered. 872-1400. minster Rds. 643-6214. DOING NOTHING - EOE/AAP 9455. I \ 742-%98. Become an Avon represen­ tion available. Work part Road, Hartford, CT. 06114. Keys. TV FOR RENT. ------bureau, TV, tinware, and tober 17th, M cDonalds TWO ADULTS AND two M time approximately 11 may other old treasures! Parking Lot, Manchester. Wanted to Buy 40 children desperately need " ...... IMPOUNDED tative. full time or part Harlow’s, 867 Main Street. ROBERT E. JARVIS - •••••••••••••••••••••••• NEW DELUXE DUPLEX 1979 CM-400 T, Excellent SOOVfUT •••••••••••••••••••••••« a.m.-2 p.m. Earn $60-580 649-5221. Remodeling Specialist. 93 Brook Street, South For Information telephone three bedroom apartment CtNTfR N tMe etklier Is not on t»«a bock of ym w car • MANCHESTER - Female. time. Earn good money EQUIPMENT BUSINESS in Manchester. Three condition, asking $1100. STRin 646-4321 weekly while children are ------For room auditions, Windsor, Saturday, Oc­ 646-5068. CASH FOR YOUR Proper­ immediately. Telephone YoM proboMy poM too mitch! 10 months old, and be your own boss. Call OPERATORS AND OPPORTUNITIES 14 bedrooms, IVk baths, full 8900 miles. Call 528-6849. 0 Ii EMPLOYMENT tober 3rd, 10 a.m .-6I p.m.i ty. We buy quickly and con­ Boxer cross. Plano Place. 523-9401 or 646-3685. in school. Food discount, BRICK, BLOCK, STONE - k itch en s, b a th room s. 643-9606. MECHANICS Part time - uniform provided, other fidentially. TOe Hayes Cor- basement, gas heat, wall to Female. 5 years old, HAIRDRESSERS - Work C o n c r e t e . C h im n e y roofing and siding or any TAG SALE - 215 Keeney On call basis. Ideal for TAG SALE - Saturday and wall carpeting, all kitchen Shepard cross, black and fringe benefits. Clean, for yourself. Rent space in Repairs. “ No Job Too home improvement need. Street, Saturday 10 a.m. - 5 poration. 646-0131. Help Wanted 13 retired person or shift per­ Sunday, October 3 and 4. p.m. Something f o r •••••••••••••••••••••••• appliMces, including dls- tan Fat. Washington SECURITY pleasant surroundings. established salon. Central Small.” Call 644-8356 for Telephone 643-6712, sonnel looking for extra Apply Dairy Queen, 242 10-3. 12 Birch Mountain Rain ^ t e Sun- Rooma lor Rent 52 hwasher Washer amd SEE THE EXCITING 1982 School area. Manchester RN'S PART TIME, All location; >TeIephone 646- estimates. ------everyone. SIGNAL OPERATOR work. Class II or III license Extension, Bolton. dryer hookups. Wired for Dog Warden. 646-4555. shifts at Student Health Broad Street, Manchester. 3494, 6494742. ------LEON ClEZSYNSKI day same time. needed. Call 646-7745 New CLEAN FURNISHED cable. T.V., air con­ Service. Physical assess­ Taking applications for England Sweeping. BUILDER. New homes, ditioning. Located in SIGNATURE FOUND: Friendly, youn| ment skills necessary. Call full time position on our SECRETARY PART BEAUTY SALONS - ★ additions, remodeling, rec TAG SALE - New carpet TAG SALE - October 3 and ROOM for mature remnants, assorted colors, 4, 10-4. 17-19 Brainard gentleman. Call Mr. residential area on dead Calico cat. Telephonepnoi 645- or write to Peg Maloney, 12 midnight to 8 a.m. TIME for established local Choose between three es- rooms, garages, kitchens end street. $550 per month. CONTINENTAL SEWING MACHINE M&M P&H, Manchester remodeled, ceilings, bath sizes. Bicycle parts, place. Something for Pagano 643-7779. 2624 after 3 p.m. weekdays. Director of Nursing, Box shift. Answering ser­ Real Estate office. tablished salons and own Lease and security. Mr. SERIES OPERATORS - established 649-2871. Small repairs, tile, dormers, roofing, stereo, turntables plus everyone. Rain date Oc­ C U-11, University of Conn. vice or telephone nationwide pillow maulac- Typing essential. Reply your own! Call Carsan, 295- Blanchard, 646-2482. ALL N EW C Storrs, Ct. 06268 at 468- Box V, c /o The Herald. 9527 or 525-4707. remodeling, heating, Residential or commer- more. 254 Henry Street, tober 10. FURNISHED ROOM with operator background turei' has immediate full Manchester. October 3 and laundry and kitchen Plant an ad in the 4700. E.O.E. baths, kitchens and water cial. 649-4291. BOLTON - TOWN OF helpful. Must be depen­ time openings. heaters. Free estimates! ------4. Rain or Shine. privileges and narking In Classified columns and TOOL MAKER GLASTONBURY dable with good job Experienced preferred. Condomlnlume 22 ------DESIGN KITCHENS, SAVE 'HME, GASOUNE, private home. Manebester- watch the results grow. WAREHOUSE WORKER - Day shift, 5 day week. Full Experienced. All company & MONEY. Our local HEBRON working with 1.2 Full time days. Receiving, references and C & M Tree Service, Free cabinets, vanities, counter FOUR FAMILY TAG Vemon area. $150 monthly. benefit program including paid benefits in an air- SALE - Household items, sellers bring you the best St 3 BR Houses and shipping, misc. duties. available weekends. We conditioned plant. Inter­ estimates. Discount senior A p s , kitchen cabinet fronts 6434)780, 872-4382. sewing incentive. Apply at bicycles, 9 a.m. Saturday deals under the sun; Ab­ •••••••••••••••••••••••a apartments from $250. Steady work in Hartford. offer a comprehensive viewing 8 a .m .-4 p.m. citizens. Company^ustommpa ______woodworking,______Pillowtex Corp., 49 Regent and Sunday. 23 Linwood solutely every Sunday (9 Capitol Homes 236-5646. 522-2214. employee benefit Dynamic Metal Products HILTON HEAD ISLAND, Manchester ownecl and colonial reproducf'reproductions, Apartments lor Roni 53 Graceful Street, Manchester. EOE. Drive (off Keeney) a.m. - 3 p.m .) '^till Company, 422-North Main S.C. - First floor, ocean operated. CaU 646-1327. J.P. Lewis M9-9658. program, indoor Thanksgiving, at the MANCHESTER- One and EAST HARTFORD - 4 LINCOLNS-MERCURYS Street, Manchester. 646- front condominium. Two Rooms, Carpet, garage, T T parking and a downtown Eastern^ Connecticut Flea COLLECTOR TRAINEES two bedroom apartments 4048. bedrooms, two baths, fully ELECTRICAL SERVICES TAG SALE - 67 East Mid­ appliances, $200s. Capitol still A Good Selection Available Hartford working office full or part time for one of Market. (Jet. 31 8e 32, available. Centrally equipped. Health club, ADVANCED - We do all types of Elec­ dle Turnpike, Manchester. surrounding. New England’s largest Mansfield.) located on busline near pools & free tennis. Weekly trical Work! Licensed. Call Sunday, October 4th. 9-3. HOW-TO Credit Collection agencies. LATHE OPERATORS - PRE-SCHOOLER shopping center and AT HUGE SAVINGS CALL 728-1346 and long term rentals after 5:00 p.m., 646-1516. Household items, baby MANCHESTER Some experience helpful, First class, engine, and A Complete Nursery schools. For further details 81’s clothes, miscellaneous. lor application but not necessary. Appli­ turret lathe. Company paid available. Call 872-2998 or Scbool/Day Care Program CARPET REMNANTS - Excellent 5 room, 2 DRYWALL call 649-7157. between 10 am - 2 pm cant must be bondable. For benefits, in an ar- 871-1186. for working parents of ad­ NEW - Many sizes and bedroom, $350. Elzcellent 4 vanced chlldr^ 9 months * 5 INSTALLATION and TAG SALE - October 3, 10- colors. 254 Henry Street. Mon. - Fri. appointment call Mr. conditioned plant. Inter­ MANCHESTER - Deluxe room, 2 bedroom, $310. MANCHESTER - Newly years. Half days available taping, new and r^air 3. Household items, mis­ Sunday, October 4th, 12-5. E.O.E. Powers after 3 p.m. 289- viewing 8 a .m .-4 p.m. three bedroom duplex on Plus utilities, references, Dynamic Metal Products redecorated and fully for nursery programs only. work, skim coat and all cellaneous. 111. Bryan security. No pets. Lombar­ 0256. CAPITOL CITY Home enWronment. lYiree types of textures. Ceilings. Drive, Manchester. quiet dead-end street. ★ SAFE BUY USED CARS ★ Company, 422 North Main carpeted two bedroom do & Associates. 649-4003. ADJUSTMENT BUREAU. full lime teachers. RN on Reasonable prices. Call TAG SALE - Saturday and Wooded lot. Air con­ EXPERIENCED Ill Founders Plaza, East Street, Manchester. 646- townhouse condominium. call. Program includes: Sunday, October 34. 94. ditioner. Over sized rooms. 8 0 M AZDA 79 LINCOLN 79CAMAR0 79 VHSAILLES KEYPUNCH OPERATOR 4048. baths, appliances, and anytime 647-8715. GARAGE SALE - VERNON - Six rooms. Hartford. academics, art, physical and Mahogany Bed, Corner Gothing, remnants, plants, $550 per month plus on 029 and 129. Hours. 8-5. convenient location. $425 social activiUes. Car pools to Kids OK. Under $300. N.R. BUILDING tables. Household mis­ wooden storm windows, utilities. Two months Telephone Ron King at 633- BABYSITTER WANTED - TOOL DESIGNER - monthly plus utilities. No gymnastics and ballet. miscellaneous. Something security. No pets. Cppitol Homes 236-5646. 3601. Experienced In aircraft pets. Security deposit COMPANY - New energy cellaneous. Saturday and My home. 5;30 a.m.-2 p.m. CLAUDU’S4464864 Sunday, 104, 73 Indian Dr., for eveiyone. 36 Thomas Blanchard & Rossetto, 646- type tools. Company required. Phone 643-5836. efficient passive solar ROCKVILLE - 5 rooms, Andover Lake, two homes. Additions, Manchester. Drive, Manchester. 2482. fvN pewer including podded ceoch ORDER PERSON to take benefits In an air- large dining area. Kids OK. reef, wire wheek, A M /fM ttevee toddlers. 742-5769. remodeling, drywalls, OIC Cwofom,.3-Or., oconontirol. 4 tow n cor, 4 d o o r.lu l powOr. leoth- 305 V-8,. ovte.. PS, PA, o k coed.. and process orders. Math conditioned plant. Inter­ AVAILABLE OCTOBER $2%. Capitol Homes 236- cyl., 4 2poo4, ftylo wkoob. Sold •r mterler. .spood, Hh, podded ceorh A M .'fM «*eree. roRye wheeb, mint qveidrephenk tope A many ether viewing 8 a .m .-4 p.m . ceilings. Residential or ^■onrkodhoro. reef. obMiwrety iidnf. condkien. Iwauyry occeweriet . aptitude helpful. Monday MATURE WOMAN J REAL ESTATE •••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• 1st, furnished one bedroom 5646. thru Friday. 9-4. Call for Dynamic Metal Products Commercial. Quality wanted for part time tem­ workmanship. 643-9743. • Household Qooda 40 Articles lor. Balm 41 .condominium. All •9295 appointment. Munson's porary help around the Company, 422 North Main EXPERT DRESS •••••••••••••••••••••••• appliances, with pool, MANCHESTER - newly •4995 •8495 •6195 Street, Manchester. 648- Homee For Sale 23 •••••••••••••••••••••••• Candy Kitchen, 649-4332. house days. South MAKING and General sauna & rec room. $350 per decorated three bedroom 79 PINTO Manchester area. Own 4048. Sewing done. For month plus utilities and duplex. $450. Security, 77 PIN TO CUSTOM BUILT CAPE w u a w M StM Squire wagon WANTED RESPONSIBLE transportation. 289-0000 reasonable rates and fast security deposit. After 4 reierences. Telephone (Full shed dormer). Heating-Plumbing 35 person to invest into a 9:30-5:30. T A IL O R OR service, telephone 647-8730. toll*' ALUMINUM SHEETS p.m. 643-59M. after 5 p.m., 875-2879. Z-28 Air cendilieniftg A iteree. growing and productive SEAMSTRESS Fireplaced living room, WW.f. SCHALLER PLUMBING­ used as printing plates. .007 1980 CAMARO, 4-SPEED, travel business. Write for experienced in menswear. dining room, large EXCELLENT THREE ASSEMBLERS NEEDED RESPONSIBLE ADULT HEATING — Water pump thick, 2 3 x2 8 ^ . 50c each, MANCHESTER - Newly sta teo, styl* w haah. more information. Box Full time, excellent bedrooms, IVk baths, gar­ Rt M El CMIkw Pizza ROOM and five room •2995 •4795 for highest quality wood will babysit your children specialists. Also, Vtmon IZS-ZSES or 5 for $2.00. Phone 643- decorated and fully WW, c.(o T^e Herald. working conditions plus age lot 8()xl40. Marion E. apartments. One duplex. windows and sliding glass in my home days or remodeling service or ‘Ita BalaM Pnl*iilaidi* 2711. They MUST be picked carpeted two bedroom tp p lllju c . paid benefits. Apply in per­ Robertson, Realtor 643- Itot, security deposit. No 7 8 HO RIZO N 78 CHEVETTE 79 M AZDA doors. Mill work and evenings. Snacks provided. repairs. Free estimates. up before 11:00 a.m. only. townhouse condominium. 81 TOYOTA TO «W A FINf SIAM BRIGHT - Aggressive, son to Mr. Apter or Mr. 5953. peU. 649-9092, 643-1827. glazing experience a plus. Call 646-1>-1803. 64M266. 1% baths, appliances and mechaincally inclined in­ Company paid benefits. Snyder, Regals Men’s convenient location. $425 MANCHESTER - Stately 8 WATER BEDROOM SET - AUTOMA'nC WASHER dividual willing to leam in Apply in persn: Lawrence Shop, 903 Main Street, monthly plus utilities. No FOUR ROOMS - tw o room Colonial, historic Flooring 35 Floor model, solid maple deluxe model, TOld, $175. Electronic Cofl Company. R. Smith, Inc. 117 Murphy Manchester. pets. Security deposit bedrooms, with wall to Cheney District. 4 or 5 dresser, mirror, chest on Castro Convertible,irtiDle ’ o p ^ Set-up, winding and cutting Rd., Hartford. required. Available Oc­ wall carpeting and Ma COLLECTIONS spection. Low $80s, worth ficient, honest work. older floors. Natural and Main Street, Apt. B, n w fk, A M /P II» e *o , lew mOeofe. temotic. •fyte whoek, v l ^ kit. EXCLUSIVE sibilities. Ten hour, 4 day Public Health Nursing HOUSES-APTS. security. Telephone 649- homemakers and senior if Mr. DeRocco, GROUP Nominal hourly rate. stained floors. No waxing sleep with the beauty of Rockville. week. Apply Able Coil. experience preferred. Frustrated? Need 0717. citizens wanting to go back I, BeUiore Agency, 647- Reliable married couple. anymore! n Veiiaille, solid wood at a tremendous •3995 •3795 •4995 Excellent benefits, orien­ reputable help? A rental •5995 to office work on a flexible 1413. Call 647-8964. 646-5750. savings. Was $2499, now TWO BATHROOM SINKS INSPECTOR - Must have tation and in service service you can depend on! Homes lor Rent 54 3 3 1599. Nimbus Bedrooms, with flztures. One has two experience with air-craft provided. Paid mileage. schedule • east of the river. Recommended by Con­ Send resume to: CREDIT Route 30, El Camino Plaza, s^l^rt rods. Both white. parts. Apply in person: Cali Manchester Public Vernon. Telephone 875- sumer Organizations. VERNON - Heat Included. TEMPS, P.O. Box 56, West Inveelment Properly 25 HoutehoU Qooda 40 SPECIAL PURCHASE SOLAR MACHINE, 757 Health Nursing Associa­ 2382. ______(Jbeck us out and register King sized three bedroom Goodwin Street, East Hart­ tion, 647-1481. E.O.E. AAP Simsbury, CT 06092, 278- WILL CARE FOR YOUR with basement. Kid's o.k. MANCHESTER - Office MOVING TO FLORIDA - today. Efficiencies to 4 hr. ford. Employer. 6787. CHILD In my home. Any USED Call now. Lxxiators 236-5646 ★ ★ ★ AIR CONDITIONED ★ ★ ★ To apfilique by hand, al­ Building - with added- in­ REFRIGERATORS, TRANSFERRED TO Stereo system including Rentals. SCLAR ages. First or second REALTORS, 246-5217. (sm. fee) J 3 7 3 low rm ■ for o%iceeseoseams uiaon mo-lllW ' come from upstairs apart­ WASHERS, RANGES - FLORIDA - entire contents two large speakers. tif; c l^ corners and shifts. Near Main Street, 10-18 ment. Call Joe Gordon, Clean, Guaranteed. Parts of home must be sold Telephone 84$-6W9. 1980 ZEPHYRS curves. Tu rn under, press, Manchester. Excellent now. B ai^ in s galor if you SOUTH WINDSOR BOLTON - Carpeted two 1980 CAPRIS A softly gathered yoke and pin in place on fabric. Gordon Realty. 643-2174. & Service. Low prices! references. Telephone 647- act quickly ...Telephone 228- COLONIAL FURNITURE HOUSE - Extra large 3 BR, bedroom duplex with gar- A«ia«ait<, rs, re, 4-Oaat tiSam, 4 avia., and long sleeves gives Slip-atitch with a tiny B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main $S0O’s. Locators 236- «M/mrMKt,Mtriw this easy-sew style year- invisible stitch. •••••••••••••••••••••••• Street. 643-2171. 4073. - custom made. Coffee heat included. Pets OK. K,n.Aii,AM/rMrs«- round appeal. ••••••••••••••••*••***** tobies, end tables, many Call now. Capitol Homes (sm. fee) a, Intariai at a c c a .it am., By machine^ pin design Retort Proporty . 27 a ■------M -.St-a- U m No. 8373 with Photo- Articlea tor Bale 41 other items. Great X-Mas 236-5646. Uufaifvwwn ruMMw. in place, stitch alonsr EAST HARTFORD - nacnoNi Guide is in Sizes 10 to 18. seamline, then trim close CALORIC - 4-bumer Gas gilts. Telei^ne 6^18W. •5895 kid$ Family sized three Size 12,34 bust, yards to stitching. Cover raw Kitchen stove. 644-8962. l o a m s a l e ■ Delivering 5 MANCHESTER - Char- 12 MONTm OR 12.000 M IL I WARRANTY AVAILARtC 46-inch. edges and machine stitch­ A REUABLE PERSON to yards. $60 tax included. FIREWOOD - Cut a°