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Related etorlea United Press International job, Konstanti^ Chernenko, in a improving the welfare of the Soviet Andropov Thursday had been named chairman of a committee MOSCOW — Former KGB chief show of party unity. people, strengthening peace and on page 10 organizing Brezhnev’s funeral. The Yuri Andropov was unanimously There was no indication who carrying out all the Leninist Retail sales slow; would succeed Brezhnev in his se­ domestic and foreign policies that appointment was the first, signal elected today to succeed Leonid Yuri Andropov's sinister that he eventually would be picked Brezhnev as Communist Party cond major post as president. The had been pursued under Leonid image as former KQB chief to replace Brezhnev in the position leader and vowed to safeguard the Supreme Soviet, which chooses the Brezhnev,” the communique said. conceals that of a career of general secretary. Soviet Union with “ the uncrushable nation’s president, is scheduled to ‘‘ In this situation, the duty of each politician. The official Tass news agency and might of the Soviet armed forces.” meet Nov. 23. of us, the duty of each Communist is Soviet broadcast media GNP may decline The naming of Yuri An­ T en s. of thousands of Russians Andropov promised “ he will to consolidate our ranks more simultaneously announced An­ dropov as Soviet party waited in mile-long lines through the devote all his energy, knowledge closely...for the good of the Soviet dropov’s election. leader comes as no sur­ heart of Moscow for a chance to pay and experience of life to the people, for the strengthening of Immediately after the unanimous By Denis G. Gulino the recession prise to the White House. their last respects to Brezhnev, who successful implementation of the peace, for the triumph of com­ vote at a secret emergency meeting United Press International And an administration spokesman says further Leaders In Europe and lay in state on a flower-covered bier program of building communism,” munism,” he said. of the Central Committee, the party declines in factory production and other economic in­ the Mideast are predicting in the House of Unions just o ff Red Tass said. Andropov, who served as am­ W ASHINGTON i I'P I I — Paying customers continued dicators may force a downward revision in the measure ‘ ‘We know well that you cannot bassador to Hungary during the 1956 leaders went to pay their respects to a thaw In East-West Square. Brezhnev at the House of Unions to be scarce'at retail stores in October, disappointing of the gross national product for July through Within hours of the official an­ beg for peace from imperialists,” Soviet military intervention thdt relations. near the Kremlin. eninNine companies said had "some importance” in evaluating an weight to faculty recommendations. Tawn painting replica Goodchild-Bartlett Travel of Manchester has in­ troduced Delta Air Lines' DATAS II, an automated, ANTI FREEZE-CITeO reservations .system for travel agents. Inspection 55 Qallon Drum D«llv«rucl 168 Woodland 8t 643-8474 Ann Bartlett, Goodchild-Bartlett's owner, said Finding a buyer for spor- DATAS II will give Goodchild-Bartlett "Travel ling goods is easy when you stickers 104 af Main Street plan customers flight information on any U.S. airline in advertise in Classified. 103 the same unbiased sequence as it appears in an air­ M«KHESTBiOI.IUT,lne. line guide going out 6 4 7 -9 1 3 7 o c f l o ^ Manchester motorists will soon chief engineer of the Main Street planners’ visions of Main Street We are delighted that Goodchild-Bartlett Travel I have the chance to see what Main project, says town crews w ill paint make sense in practice. is introducing DATAS II in the Manchester area,” Street could look like in a few years the parking lot to- simulate the look With representatives of the town HARTFORD (UPI) - said lohn Gibler, Delta’s district marketing n .1 I I II r I Presents 19 - by drivine their cars to an East of the “ herringbone” parking and Fuss & O’Neill on hand to super, Connecticut will join 22 manager Gibler noted that Goodchild-Bartlett I ! II A I K I (,1 A P i i m r y CUT FLOWERS Middle "Turnpike parking lot. modules planned to replace Main vise, they’ll have a chance to pull in other states January 1 Travel, located at 115 Main St., was one of the ’.v’.\( H IM Ik Separate or assorted The town Public Works depart­ Street’s angle parking. The outlines and out of the back-to-back enclosed ’ when it debuts a new motor TlflN G nation's first agencies to contract for Delta’s com­ HAPKNtD large bunches ment and the consulting engineering of sidewalks, crosswalks and park in g a rea s thajt e n g in e e rs vehicle emission inspec­ NOV. 5 , 6 , 1 2 ft 13

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/'? ! ) \ "~V|.-.wiMArols ; Rfeal estate sales volume up in Manchester ISeivs Briefing .V Zz T F A IR . “We’re cautious, no doubt about it,” says Robert F. / By Raymond T. DeMeo- DeMarchi, an assistant vice president at the Savings Police. Investigate Stocks higher 5AN rflANCISCO Herald Reporter Bank of Manchester. “A lot of things that are happening V. Y in the economy just don’t make sense. TOe stock market In heavy trading v to s AWOEltS^ The availability of cut-rate government-backed is going crazy, interest rates are beading down, but the Shooting deaths mortgages has quickehed the pulse of Manchester's NEW YORK (UPI) — Prices opened J economy just doesn’t look that strong.” BELFAST, Northern Ireland (UPI) - long-comatose real estate market. higher today In heavy trading of New SMB’s cheapest mortgage rate is a one-year variable Security forces shot and killed three l i e level of sales and inquiries is up so much now that ^ at 15% with a point. The bank is slow to lower the rate York Stock Exchange issues. some Realtors predict they'll do strong business right- wanted men trying to burst through a The Dow Jones industrial average, because “any adjustment we make could have a long- poiice roadblock in a speeding car hours through the holiday season, when real estate. sales which climbed 10.21 poinU 'rttirsday HAM 1 /7 3 tWOM '"term effect on our earnings,” DeMarchi says. after the opening of Northern Ireland’s traditionally hit their nadir. Government-backed mortgages, meanwhile, are not after overcoming an 8-point deficit, was flSdf “It doesn't look like the market’s slowing down a lot,’’ controversial local asembly. ahead 0.19 point to l,054.Sl shortly after without their hangups. For CHFA, the big problem is The province's first assembly in a I WCATHC»» I 010CAS1 • says Donald F. Jackson of Blanchard & Rossetto the limits on sale prices of qualifying homes: $60,000 for decade held its opening session at Stor­ the market opened. Realtors, a 15-year veteran of the area«real estate The closely watched average is in posi­ a resale and $81,000 for a new home. mont Castle Thursday, underlining the- business. tion to again challenge its all-time high There are very few new homes being built in bitter division between majority "Business is great, buyers are plentiful, but there are Manchester, and homes priced $60,000 and under are closing of 1,065.49 set Nov. S. It passed ■ i . Protestants and minority Roman stilla lot of prospective buyers waiting in the wings,” he that level Tuesday before profit taking scarce. When such cheap homes do appear on the Catholics. Weather says. "They're waiting for bigger and better things to market, they sell fast. A police spokesman said the three men drove it lower. happen.” Advances led declines 585-306 among “The people who qualify for CHFA don’t have any drove past a roadblock Thursday two Realtor Daniel F. Reale says his firm’s sales in Oc­ r place to go in Manchester,” says Blanchard & Rosset- the 1,246 issues crossing the New York miles outside Lurgan, 20 miles southwest tober were 257« better than those of October 1981. The to’s Jackson. . of Belfast, in a blue car. The car hit a Stock Exchange tape. head of another local real estate firm sold 15 houses last Early turnover anriounted to about 10,- The FHA doesn’t impose limits on the sales price of police officer as it burst through the Today’s forecast month, twice as hiany as the month previously and three ' 600,000 shares. Thursday’s New York qualifying homes. But it does limit its mortgage loans to checkpoint. times better than his August sales. Stock Exchange volume slowed to 78.41 Today occasional sunshine, windy and warm. Highs 66 $68,000. In addition, FHA lenders generally charge three Other armed officers at the roadside to 70. Southerly winds increasing to 15 to 25 mph. Cheap financing. Those two words sum up the cause of or four points FHA and VA lenders generally charge million shares from 113.24 million the the buying spurt that, in one Realtor’s words, “is opened fire and the^vehicle careened into Tonight windy with rain beginning early tonight. three or Tour points on a loan, one to the buyer, and the day before. Many banks were closed for bringing the market out of a four-year depression.” „a ditch, the spokesman said. Temperatures falling into the 50s. Southerly winds in-’ rest to the seller. In practice, however, the buyer Veterans Day. But the pace picked up Last month, the Connecticut Housing Finance "Three bodies were recovered from creasing to 20 to 30 mph.Saturday windy with rain en­ sometimes ends up paying all the points (a point is late in the session as the rally began. Authority made $150 million in mortgage cash available the vehicle and, pending a post-mortem ding during the afternoon. Temperatures falling into the equivalent to one percent of the amount of the “ You have to be prepared for wide at 11Y4% interest. More recently, the Federal Housing examination, we believe they all died upper 30s by evening. Winds shifting to the north 20 to 30 - 646-2000 mortgage). . . from gunshot wounds," the spokesman swings,” one analyst said, noting the Authority dropped the rate on its loqns to 14W%. Loans market has chang^ direction suddenly A big plus for FHA and VA loans is that they are said. mph during the late morning. from the Veteran’s Administration are also available^to in recent sessions. assumable, unlike conventional bank loans. This mean s All three were wanted by police, two qualified buyers at the 12W% rate. today’s comparatively low rates will be available five for attempted murder and one suspected Extended outlook All of the government-backed mortgages are fixed- and ten years from now, when today’s buyers become of being a member of the outlawed Irish Burns kill man rate, an extremely attractive feature to buyers. sellers. “It makes the market for the future look a little Republican Army, the spokesman said. Extended outlook for New England Sunday through Realtors say. FHA and VA loans have a 30-year payback bit better," says D.W. Fish’s Wasilessky. The police officer was not seriously hurt. In prairie fire Tuesday* period. CHFA loans must be repaid in 17 years, with So far. Realtors say, falling mortgage rates haven’t p Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut: Fair - monthly payments growing larger at two-year stages caused home prices to edge upward. But increased de­ Herald pliolo by Tarqulnlo ^ I HEDVILLE, Kan. (UPI) — Hundreds Sunday. A chance of showers Monday, fair T ue^ay. , over the life of the loan. mand from buyers puts sellers in a better position. Most Families wait of volunteers joined ranks and beat back Unseasonably cold especially Tuesday. High Local banks, however, aren’t selling many mortgages Realtors agree that if rates remain at their present a raging, wind-whipped prairie fire that temperatures from the mid 30s to the mid 40s. Low • at their prices; in the 15% range for variable-rate loans. level or lower, real estate prices will increase. "SOLD" SIGN SYMBOLIZES UPSWING IN LOCAL REAL ESTATE MARKET for liver donors killed a man, charred 100 square miles of temperatures in the 20s and low 30s. The banks “sort of backed out of the market,” says Wasilessky says it’s too early to say whether the real PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI) - Time grassland, burned stock alive and Vermont: Cold through the period. Fair Sunday. Tony Wasilessky, manager of the Manchester branch of home at 91-93 Foster St. sold with the aid of a government-backed mortgage estate market has “recovered" from its long-term and money are running short for one of seriously injured two hunters. Chance of a little rain or snow Monday. Fair agmn D.W. Fish realty. “We’re working a lot of government slump. “Buyers are still awfully'cautious. They’re Flames fanned by wind gusts up to 50 Tuesday. High temperatures in the mid 30s to mid 40s. mortgages because they seem to be a better bargain.” holding back a little bit,” he says. “They’re waiting to two Rhode Island families who are been burned so badly in the past that they aren’t par­ mph came within yards of Brookville and Frank J.T. Strano, owner of Krano Real Estate, says mortgages at bank rates. “ The banks don’t seem to see where the market’s going.” anxiously awaiting liver donors so their Lows in the teens and 20s. ticipating." desparatcly ill children can live. UPI photo Hedville, which w as. evacuated at the Maine,bNew Hampshire: Fair Sunday. Increasing “it doesn’t make sense” for'Kome buyers to take out want a piece of the mortgage action anv longer. They've .Justine Pinheiro, 3.. and Michael height of the blaze Thursday, but cloudiness with the chance of snow late Monday into Almeida Jr.. 17 months, are suffering firefighters from several counties Tuesday. Highs in the upper 20s and 30s. Lows in the from biliary atresia, a fatal disease Today in history pumped water and saved the towns. The teens to mid 20s. 50 or 60 residents of Hedville were Conservation panel to urge recycling plan which blocks the normal flow of bile On Nov. 12, 1948 an international military tribunal In Japan sentenced from the liver. Victims generally did allowed to return late Thursday. No problem former Premier HidekI Tojo to die by hanging. He was arrested as a war An official surveying the area 1 mile / before they reach age four. closes down. Second, is to extend the life The disease is the same one which criminal following Japan's surrender In World War II. north of Hedville said he saw cattle still National forecast By Richard Cody what it will likely have to turn tq.in the lorcing the death of landfills whose future - regional waste disposal, most natural lives might go beyond what is of the landfill.” afflicted Jamie Fiske of Bridgewater. standing aithough their hides had been Herald Reporter ‘By United Press International Los Angeles c desired. In terms of the first concern, he said, Mass., until it was corrected by a burned off, with others dead on the Louisville r 66 61 .(B likely in the form of a recycling plant. City L Fest Hi Lo Pep 74 54 A seen in mill The state’s only operating regional Glaeser said pursuing recycling may “We haven’t given it any thought, but it’s transplant last week. ground. Albuquerque c « » Memphis r The Conservation Commission will Medication made Gas-drilling nuns 0 1 MiamiMipmi BeBech pc 77 76 .11 extend the life and delay the close of the worth looking into. I’ve attended Debbie and Joe Pinheiro were handed David Weir, 25, Salina, who suffered Anchorage cy ■ 37 M 61 46 A recommend that town officials start recycling facility is in Windham. Nearby Asheville r 62 M Milwaukee Bolton has hooked into the program with landfill. He said the commission is meetings held by the DEP and they said an additional burden this week when a switch on windmill second-and third-degree burns over Atlanta r 67 57 Minneapolis s A A 1.01 thinking about what to do with garbage inmate careless about 95 percent of his body, died early BillinKs c 36 14 .01 Nashville r A A .... seven other towns, and state Department looking into a plan for mulching leaves. they were closing them down as fast as bureaucratic mixup left them without New Orleans r 79 A .... when the dump closes. ERIE, Pa. (UPI) — The gas-drilling today, officials at St. Francis Regional Birmingham r 72 62 Commission Chairman Arthur Glaeser of Environmental Protection officials Once the information is complete, he they could, or taking strict measures for medical insurance for the $1(X),000 opera­ NEW ORLEANS (UPI) - A drifter ac­ Boston cy 56 52 New* York pc 57 A .... industry plan 75 44 .15 have indicated this method is part of the said, a recommendation may go to direc­ using them.” tion. cused of killing 27 fellow inmates in a nuns of Mount St. Benedict had only one Burn Center in Wichita said. Brwnsvll Tx.pc as m Oklahom Cty w said Thursday his commission is plan­ prayer for the start-up of their latest “ He (Weir) juSt got caught out in the Buffalo w 56 51 A Omaha cy A A A ning to recommend that the directors future in Connecticut. And they’re taking tors. He said there is at present a voluntary Officials oj Rhode Island's fire — possibly started by a cigarette — Charlstn S.C. r 66 O .m (^ilidelphla pc A A .... He said right now, the leaves residents recycling facility for glass, papers and Catastrophic Health Insurance Plan told energy venture — they needed wind. fire,” said Saline County Sheriff’s Capt. Charlott N.C. r 66 56 Hioenix c A A .... One member of the Cheney National Historic begin working out a recycling program action to make it so. was frequently careless while smoking Pittsburgh r A A A are packing into plastic bags are being metal at the dump, but only for people (hem a staff member was wrong in "I wasn’t worried about the tower,” Richard Hansmann. "We believe he and Chicago s 61 52 1.QB District Commission said he doesn’t think the for leaves. The panel may also recom­ Glaeser said pressures from DEP to because of medication he took, a friend Cleveland r 56 SB J1 Portland M. cy U A .04 cln.se landfills statewide to conform with pumped into the dump as is. “We’re con­ who bring the stuff there themselves. saying the costly operation would be Sister Joan Chittister said of the order’s a friend were out looking for places to go Columbus r O 57 .16 Portland Or\ pc A A ...... expected application to put an industrial use in the mend the recycling of glass, papers and told a defense attorney. Providence cy 54 A .... new policies protecting ground water cerned about filling up the landfill with There is no sorting from townwide gar­ covered because the procedure is still 140-foot-tall windmill. ”I wasn’t worried hunting. Pheasant season opens up here Dallas c 74 46 .04 old Cheney Bros, yam mill will hurt the historic metal, townwide. Attorney Jim Rose of Gulfport. Miss,, Denver pc 40 23 A Richmond w A A .... may force the landfill to close sooner big plastic bags of leaves,” he said. bage collection. i lassified as experimental. about the rotor. I wasn’t worried about this weekend.” ' St. Louis w. 74 A A Unexpectedly, the primary reason is .said Thursday the friend told him Roger Des Moines cy 64 32 1.16 character of the district. « than town officials expect. He said the commission also wapts to I’inheiru is hoping the family health in­ Eugene Pates, who was using medica­ the control box. I was praying for wind.” Detroit r 60 53 A Salt Lake Cityc « A .... not to collect revenue for the town, And wind they got. Duluth 8 33 M JO San Antonio c A A .... A Hartford Road-based company. Aerospace Glaeser said, but to extend the life of the The DEP has adopted new policies for give input into the now being developed surance policy with his employer, the tion. unknowingly left cigarettes burning El Paso c 62 36 .... San Diego c A A .... the Thames River Basin,'and officials town plan. He said if there’s no provision Club news Electric Boat Division of General in a Florida hotel room. With their eyes cast heavenward Storm threatens Hartford cy M 51 ,.... San Prancac cy A A .... Alloy Co., announced this week it plans to file an landfill. Indianapolis r 65 S3 J4 San Juan pc A 75 .n said the department would be trying to in it for future dealings with town waste Please include a name and a Dynamics Corp.. will cover the expenses "He is in the process of providing me Thursday the Benedictines, who got into Seattle cy 47 34 .... application with the Planning Department asking to According to the most recent projec­ upper lake area Jackson Miss, i 79 66 ,(B tions from Public Works Director close landfills within five to 10 years in disposal, “we are going to make that telephone number which we can call when it takes effect Jan 5. Until then, with verification of the information he the energy business a few years ago by Jacksonville cy 79 60 .... Spokane pc 41 A .... move its business into the building. The company Tampa pc n A .... that area. Policies for the Connecticut recommendation to consider it. We’d if there are questions. Indicate the there is no insurance. gave me, " Rose said. "He has given me drilling a gas well on their property, Kansas City w 66 44 J1 distributes alloys to the space industry, and plan­ (^ieorge A. Kandra, Glaeser said, the life A winter storm threatened residents of Las Vm 8S c 56 36 .... Washington w M A .... River Basin, which Manchester is in, are like to see some steps taken to slow down date you’d like to see it published. Blue Cross has told Michael and June successfully started the wind-power Wichita w 75 A .... ning officials said the use would have to be expectancy for the dump is between 15 information that would indicate Mr. the upper Great Lakes today after Little Rock w 70 SO A expected to pursue similar goals and a re . filling it up, and for (consideration of) Call Focus ^ ito r Adele Angle at \hneida of Tiverton it will cover the cost Pates is not a mass murderer, or a killer generator, which is expected to save classified as Industrial. and 18 years from today. them an estimated $1,500 to $2,000 a rumbling out of the Rockies to spread But he said the commissioners are nearing completion. possible alternatives" to the landfill. 643-2711 after noon to set up photo of Michael's operation, even though the in any sense of the word." ice, freezing temperatures and up to 2 “First and foremost,” he said, “the appointments. carrier is not obligated because of the year. The district was re-zoned last year to residential- concerned it may not last even that long, DEP officials have said they are plan­ Rose declined to name the friend, who feet of snow across the Plains. At least ning to go as far as to seek legislation concern is what to do when the landfill experimental procedure. contacted United Press International "It’s wonderful, It works,” said Sister commercial from desire to see the historical nature and that the town isn’t preparing for Chittister, who threw the switch setting four deaths were blamed on rain, of the district maintained. Aerospace needs a The F’inheiro's lack of insurance with the same information but requested snowslicked roads and flash-flooding in coverage apparently will not prevent anonymity. the wind generator’s 23-foot-long rotor Lottery special exception to move in, officials said. blades in motion. the Midwest. Nathan Agostinelli, president of the Manchester •Justine from getting treatment it a donor Nebraska, South Dakota, Wisconsin Fire flow is found. .A spokeswoman at Children's “We are excited; we’re terribly State Bank and a member of .the commission, said grateful," she said. ”We honestly and Minnesota were under blizzard or today he sees little problem with the application’. Hospital in Pittsburgh said "no one at Italy’s president winter storm warnings and the National test made Children's Hospital will ever be turned believe the one thing we wanted to do has “As far as I’m concerned, if it creates jobs, Weather Service said 10 inches of snow Numbers drawn in New 9049. down for lack of funds at this point.” nixes resignation now been accomplished.” great,” he said. Residents of Green The Benedictines hope the wind will could fall by tonight in some areas. England Thursday: Rhode Island a.'Mv: US4. When asked If he saw the application being poten­ Manor Road and Crosby Both families have made Two people were killed in Minnesota Connecticut daily: 828. arrangements to fly their children to the ROME (UPI) — Prime Minister provide at least half the 42,000 kilowatt- Vermont dally: M . tially precedent setting, he said “I don’t see any Street who saw strange when a truck skidded on a snowy road in Maine dally: 418. Massachuietts dally Pittsburgh hospital the minute a donor is Giovanni Spadolini, his government’s hours needed annually to run their camp real infringement on the concept of the district. The things happen to their resignation rejected by President Sandro the southwestern part of the state and New Hampshire daily: found, since a liver cannot live longer and conference center. 2106. district is so large and vast, the integrity of the water this morning have no Pertini, today .faced parliament to slammed into their car. A central Illinois than 12 hours outside the body. property can be kept. The key is to preserve Cheney chuse to worry. explain why he feels he cannot govern man was killed on a rain-slicked rural Meantime, residents in Tiverton and Hall,” he said. From 9 to 11 a.m. today COAT SAlf\ unless two key ministers resign. road when his auto collided with another “As long as they meet the zoning regulations and Pawtucket have organized a fund-raising Walk is historic the town water department Spadolini, 57. tendered his resignation vehicle. it’ll create jobs. I’m all for it. Overall, that’s my effort to cover some of the medical In eastern Kansas, a man was swept conducted a fire flow test costs. to Pertini Thursday at the presidential for the paralyzed view," he said. (Juirinale Palace. But Pertini, 86, out of his stranded car by a flash flo ^ Almanac to determine how well the The company had illegally begun to work on the town’s water system func­ rejected it and told him to go before DAYTON, Ohio (UPI) — The most and drowned. The floods were com­ building, and knocked out a couple of windows and Corpse in concrete parliament to explain his position. thrilling stroll of Nan Davis’ life lasted pounded by leaves and debris that tions for fire protection hurt some b r i^ work, officials said. The company purposes. The lawmakers were debating the only six steps and required a computer to clogged streets and sewers. has been ordered to stop work pending the applies man pleads guilty N ^ r Great Falls, Mont., a school bus Spadolini statement after the prime move her paralyzed legs, but it fulfilled Today is Friday, Nov. 12, the 316th day of 1982 with 49 tion. The test may have CANTON, Ohio (UPI) — A 30-year-old minister's address. A vote of confidence her 4''z-year goal to walk again. skioaed off the road at the top of a hill to follow. A company official said there was never any in­ caused decreased water man who kept, the concrete-encased body in the government was expected Satur­ “It was fantastic,” the beaming Ms. and rolled over, injuring four elementary The moon is moving toward its new phase. tention to hurt the building, and now aware of its pressure, and affected the • of his ,3year-old stepdaughter for four day. Davis, 22, said Thursday.“ I feel like a school children. . The morning stars are Mercury and Saturn. historical nature the company will strive to quality of water, in that years has pleaded gulty to obstruction of Spadolini has demanded the pioneer. 'This is history, the first time “The weather is horrible,” said Audry The evening stars are Venus, Mars and Jupiter, preserve it; section of town this mor­ justice and gross abuse of a corpse. resignations of Treasury Minister it’s ever been done^” Olson, spokeswoman for the Great Falls Those bom on this date are under the sign of Scorpio. ning. Samuel Webb asked Stark County Beniamino Andretta, a Christian To take a half-dozen steps down a 10- school district. Princess Grace of Monaco, former American movie Common Pleas Court Judge William Democrat, and Finance Minister Rino foot walkway protected by parallel bars, Winds gusting to 45 mph blew down the star Grace Kelly, was bom Nov. 12,1929. Quinn to grant him probation Formica, a Socialist, because of their Ms. Davis was strapped into a parachute framework for a storage shed under con­ On this date in history: Wednesday, but the judge deferred public bickering while he was in the harness to support one-third of her struction in Oklahoma City, injuring six In 1928,110 people died when the British liner Vestiis ruling on.the request. United States. weight and wore paratrooper boots to workers, none seriously. sank in a heavy gale off the coast of Virginia. Cheese giveaway biggest yet Webb pleaded guilty to obstruction of Spadolini, whose second, five-party protect her fragile pnkles. Wind gusts exceeded 50 mph and In 1941, the (^ n n an arm y's drive to take Moscow was produced widespread blowing dust over justice and gross abuse of a corpse in coalition was formed Sept. 4, said the Despite the aids, the movement in her halted by the Russians on the Outskirts of the city. Meek said MACC ran out of cheese at southwest aiid central Kansas. At Almost 1,500 people received connection with the death of Temeeka public squabble between Formica and legs demonstrated technology is being In 1948, a war crimes tribunal in Japan sentenced its first give-away earlier this year, but Russell, the winds were clocked at 72 assistance Thursday as the Manchester Byrd, whose body was discovered in Andreatta was a violation of the spirit of developed to stimulate and control former Premier Tojo and six World War II colleagues to Area Conference of Churches gave away that most likely the magnitude wasn’t as "collegiality" he wanted in his Cabinet. mph, almost hurricane force strength. June. paralyzed limbs. die by hanging. probably its largest amount of cheese large as the 690 blacks given away In 1980, the Voyager 1 spacecraft passed Saturn, and butter since the start of the federally Thursday. : exciting scientists witti new information on the planet's supplied program- This was the first time butter was dis­ - rings and moons. The Rev. James Meek of Community tributed. Baptist Church said this morning 966 He said in all, 1,472 persons were A thought for the day: English philosopher John Locke pounds of butter — 66 more than oirdered helped. That number, he said, represents said, “It is one thing to show a man that he is in error, for this perticular giveaway — were all the people in all families assisted. and another to put him in possession of the truth.”^ handed out to low- and middle-income, "I would assume this was the best families Thursday at the Center one,” he said. “We were quite pleased As Japan’s most popular television personality, Prince told an audience, that included Hermione Congregational Church at the intersec­ with it.” Video wizard she hosts Japan’s first and most popular talk show Gingold, producer Alexander Cohen and Shubert tion of Main Street and Center Street. The next distribution of free cheese with an audience of 10 million, co-hosts a prime­ president (^rald Schoenfeld, he felt lucky not to be He said 690 five-pound blocks of cheese and butter by MACC is scheduled for A Honolulu radio station has discovered how to time popular music show called “Bes^O” with an bom 20 years later. Prince, who brought such hits ° manrhrfitrr Hrralb were also distributed. Dec. 9. beat PacMan and friends at their own video game. audience of 35 million, and hosts Japan’s most pop­ as "West Side Story,” “Cabaret” and“ Evita” to It offers a Saturday afternoon radio talk segment ular classical music show. Broadway, said.nowadays high costs have reduced Richard M. Diamond, Publisher featuring a 13-year-oId electronic-game wizard who Her book, “Totto-Chan, The Little Girl At The the opportunity for experiment In the musical Thomas J. Hooper, General Manager Photography-Classes rates the latest in video arcade paraphernalia and Window,” is a best-seller in Japan and is. being theater. at-home video cartridges. published in English in the United States. The awards were followed by a champagne USPS 327-500 VOL. Cll, No. 37 for beginners ’ ‘ Electronic games have become the hottest thing brunch at Sardi’s. - to hit our island state since the hula,” said K108 Who are her favorite American interviewees? Publl«)wd dally axotpl Sunday Suggsaltd eantar Mas ara Nassiff Camera Shop Program Director Buck Buchanan. She told UPI: "Recently I Interviewed Brooke and carlain holldayt by tha $1.20 waakly. 18.12 for ona Glimpses Manehattar PubUalUng Co., 10 m ontti. $18^8 tor throo m onlM , Buchanan, son of the late character actor Eldgar Shields. She's a wonderful, very natural, beautiful Bralnard Placa, Manohoator, 130.70 tor alx nwMha and 881.40 Buchanan, characterizes the response as person. And Yul Brynner — he’s a very very char­ “First daughter” Maureen Reagan and her hus­ Conn. 00040. Saoond olasaQIor ona yaar. Mall ralaa ara monumental. ming, attractive man.” potlaga paid at Manohaalar, avallabto on raquaal. - band, Dennis Revell, will be among the celebrity Conn. POSTMASTER:. Bond ad- “The phone lines are jammed with callers,” he couples to appear on the CBS daytime show drata onangoa lo lha Manchaator Tb ptada a olai aWad or diaplay said. “Our talk-radio format gives the audience a First things first “Tattletales," hosted by Bert Convy ... Harald, P.O. Box 801, advarUaainant, or to raport a ' chance to pick the brain of our electronics boy Merlin Olsen, who works for NBC as- a football Manchaatar, Conn. 06040. iwws Mtfn, tlo ^ Of plolurv Mm * can 6432711. Oflloa houra ara wonder.” i> Broadway producer-director Hal Prince was commentator and the star of “Father Murphy,” 8:30 a.m . to 8 p.m. given the Commonwealth Award in dramatic arts has been named 1962 Man of the Year by the Walter Japan’s Barbara at the Shubert Theater Thursday — $14,000 tax-free Camp Football Foundation ... and a commemorative statue. Cary Grant is expected in New Viork tomorrow Tetsuko Kuroyanagi, who has been called the Jeremiah Shea, vice president of the Bank of for the Juvenile Diabetes Foundation’s tenth an­ Barbara Walters of Japan, estimates she has inter­ Delaware that administers the award, presented it niversary Promiae Ball ... viewed 1,800 people on television in the last seven “in order of importance.” He handed FTince the Regine flew in from Paris to host a party last years. « check first: night at her New York club for Raquel Welch .... MANCHESTER HERALD, Fri., Nov. 12, 1982 - 5 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Fri„ Nov. 12, 1982 Habib returning to Mideast; Homietowrk i'. * t . Marine pullout time unsure rallies for ; baby girl WINTER’S By Helen Thomas necessary.” Reagan said in settlements on the West Bank, PREPARE YOUR CAR & HOJS^ Reagan has proposed the establish­ DPI White House Reporter response to a reporter’s question. Reagan meets Israeli Prime ment of a Palestinian government in BRIDGEWATER, Mass. (UPI) WASHINGTON - President Minister Menachem Begin at the conjunction with Jordan. It started as hope and happily turned Israel has rejected the proposal, ‘Baeksaver' Reagan is sending special U.S. en­ White House Nov. 19 and the matter into a celebration. voy Philip Habib back to Lebanon, of new Jewish settlements on the oc­ but Reagan hopes to use it as a basis Today is “ Jamie Fiske D ay” — so Tho Unique but says he doesn’t know when it cupied West Bank will be discussed. for talks. proclaimed by the Board of Snuw Shovel Habib said it is neither necessary will be possible to withdraw the U.S. Reagan had called for a freeze on Selectmen and the state of ByRUCQ ' nor desirable that Israel take Marines. such settlements. Massachusetts — and the totro ’’several months” to pulTits troops Reagan announced Thursday The president said he can’t pulled out all the stops and partied. out of Lebanon. Israeli troops 10.88 Habib would return to push for an speculate on when he would Up to 8,000 people were expected at OurlteQ.14.S9 moved in last summer in a strike V -i B I t Y ’S accelerated withdrawal of Syrian, withdraw the 1,200 Marines, who Campus Plaza, where the day-ion^ Puts the berid in Palestinian an^ Israeli forces and ianded in Lebanon Sept. 29 as part of against strongholds of the Palestine M e . - - thIcKn . , . ., me handle, not event was held to raise money f(^ •-atxean ponshas,!. for progress in talks on Palestinian Liberation Organization. inyourback! a multi-national peacekeeping medical expenses. I Stankets window*,’ Mimmar Habib took issue with Israeli ftelnforoed al- autonomy. force. Jamie — the 11-month old child I warm (umftuniLtinMOod Foreign Minister Yitzhak Shamir tumlnum blade la Habib was in Lebanon last who underwent a successful liver i^nt-wa^Jhlour: aodim u wtmorh. t lightweight & The president said it depends on a for rejecting the U.S. call for a " A^ShtrilW WeaflierstrIp summer negotiating the exodus of transplant after a long wait for a sheds snow. number of factors, including pullobt of Israeli, Syrian and Palestine fighters from Israeli- proper donor — continued tO’ inl- progress by Lebanon in gaining con­ Palestinian troops from Lebanon by encircled Beirut. prove today at University erf trol of its borders. Officials said the end of the year. Shamir said the 20% OFF! Minnesota Hospitals. Utiwiiir m m m k . < ^ Reagan, speaking at his nationally Habib would go to Lebanon after Israeli withdrawal would take Officials there said the tot opened broadcast news conference, said he next week’s meeting between “ several months.” •|>90*Wfip,OurR«9.14» ->•;...... ,...1 .5 7 fZERQ her eyes Thursday, focused them on cannot achieve peace in the Middle Reagan and Begin. “ I don’t think that’s a necessary Ice Melt East by threatening Israel with her father and smiled. t SoitcRyt» o«r r s b - ...... 2 . 6 9 Z(Hb. Bag The president said said Habib timetable. It’s not desirable,” Habib 30.40 sanctions. ‘"The parents believe their baby "will assume overall respon­ said. “ We think the end of the year recognizes them,” said a spokesmaji ; » 3 / 4 " F i p e t u M n g « O i M ^ i i * 9 . e j » ...... 5 . 2 0 4.49 “ I don’t think it would be good sibility’ ’ for the administration’s is still a practical goal ... given dt University of Minnesota diplomacy to be threatening or Middle East peace initiative. willingness on the part of all parties Hospitals. The Fiskes were spen­ anything, I don't think that’s In addition to the freeze on Israeli concerned.” ding most of their waking houiis near Jamie, who remained in the id- v/Q llaniJV' * 2 REBATE WHEN tensive care unit of the pediatric .-I- ward>at the hospital. ...J__V-..J— YOU BUY FOUR! Begin, starting U.S. visit, UPI photo “ Now it’s a celebration. Before It St. MARY'S Twin was just a hope,” said organizer 2 iSkMEiactrlc ^ DAF Acrylic AT VIEt I^AM VETERANS’ MEMORIAL Robert Brown, manager of h . . . dedication planned Saturday MacDonalds on Campus Plaza. MilSaaiiFad Latex Caulk outraged over Tyre blast Much of the activity, centered esMariM9.Fi«ei'...... 34.9S Lasting seal for indoors 'J around the plaza between 9^30 a.ni. . .. a L 4 0 or out. (11 oz,, white) and 4:30 p.m. and a Taunton radio . , . . & o o i NEW YORK (UPI) - Israel’s Dallas early next week to meet with During most of the flight to New station broadcast from the locale. AFTER Price for 4 ...... 7 . 9 8 Prime Minister Menachem Begin .lewish fund raisers and Christian York, Begin was secluded in a small Observance cites Featured events included auc­ .niaM TE —... CaWor Sole _ expressed “ outrage” over the bom­ supporters of the Jewish state. four-seat executive section. tions, raffles, face painting dnd a 21.40 Pr1eetor4 ...... 5 .7 6 bing of an Israeli military Hfe is scheduled to meet President He read more than 100 pages of free blood pressure clinic held by FROST KINO O M lx. headquarters in Lebanon that came Reagan next Friday at the White “Keeping Faith,” former President the Bridgewater Visiting Nurses fv H oi W ater H ealer 3 M V - S a a t m Window Mir. Man-m . _ . on the first day of his 10-day U.S. House. .limmy Carter’s memoirs, which in­ Vietnam veterans Association, which also discussed .... 33JO g Insulation Blanket w aathar Strip inaulator Kit -fleb ito ...... 2 .0 6 ictrifc tour. "The president has been kind clude an account of the Camp David organ donation. 3 ysflniK ’M 4 * 7 ''0 t i r 0 0 Our “ While I was aboard the plane. I enough to invite me for talks in negotiations. But the celebration for Jamie dijl m O % f Reg. 4.29 6AUU By William C. Trott Molander, founder of the anti­ ... . 38.70 |'^14.66 feiM#» # . 1 7 Ite0.s.a9 3 learned about this new outrage in Washington,” the prime minister Aides declined to describe Begin’s nuclear group Ground Zero, said, not go unnoticed outside of the town .vinyl faoellberQl*** wUh «10 Flexible for fast, easy For added comfort & economy! United Press International a few miles south of Boston. Gov. AFTEd MFH. HEBATE Tyre, perpetrated by terrorists,” said on arrival. reaction to the book. But at one “ When there’s another confronta­ ^ raung, for« « and ^ W c unite Installailon on does® or windows. •Urge Window Kit en no Begin said, appearing tired and pale Edward .1. King declared it “ Jamie Seals oH air teaks! Srown orwhlte OurlteQ. 14.99...... 1 0 . 9 9 'SMclwklarcMsIl*. " I know that they will be carried point he was overheard exclaiming, Americans honored military tion between Russia and the United “ Oh, really” in Yiddish. Fiske Day” statewide. '; as he leaned on a cane after arriving out in an atmosphere of the deep veterans with parades and States who’s going to back down?. ’ at Kennedy International Airport Differences oyer Reagan’s call for Jamie lives in Bridgewater witti friendliness of our two countries memorials — emphasizing the Viet­ “ We can see a nuclear war com­ Thursday. based on the community of interests a link between Jordan and a semi- her parents, Charles and Marilyn,, nam War — while some groups used ' ing. I want this species to survive.” . “ I can only say that won’t deter us of the United States and Israel.” autonomous Palestinian goyern- and a 3-year-old brother. She the occasion to campaign against In New York, the National Human QUAKER in doing our duty to insure peace and mcnt in the occupied West Bank ancj received a liver from a brain-dedd During his 13-hour flight from nuclear wars and seek help in ac­ Rights Committee for POW-MIAs security for our people.” f^i Israel to NeW[ York aboard an Gaza Strip haye plunged relations counting for MIAs. was taken by ferry to the United Utah baby Nov. 5. STATE Israeli Air Force jetliper. Begin between the Begin, goyernment and Money raised from the special % gin was expected to meet today In Veterans Day ceremonies Nations, where members asked the learned the Israeli military the president to their lowest point celebration w ill go into a fund set lip with several American Jewish Thursday at the White'House, Presi­ Vietnamese government to help ac­ Mwtpywpa headquarters in Tyre was' since the June 6 inyasion of on the Fiske’s behalf at th]e leaders at New York’s Waldorf dent Reagan urged people to count for the 2,500 Americans mis­ demolished with 200 Israeli soldiers Lebanon. Bridgewater Savings Bank. ; e Astoria Hotel before leaving for Los remember those who “ put their sing in Southeast Asia. s m - and Palestinian prisoners inside. The Israeli goyernment, in Brown plans to donate 25 cents Angeles on his tour to raise funds for lives on the line for their country.” Reagan also called for action in t r Reliable sources in Israel said at defiance of Reagan’s call for a from every Big Mac he sells to the Israel Bonds. “ For too long America closed its answering the M IA questions. SWINGLINE N least 15 Israelis and 10 Arabs were freeze on Jewish settlements in the fund while the Rollerworld roller HONBYWELL heait.to the those who served us “ Although w e’II be putting the In Los Angeles, the Israeli leader killed in'the blast and said the death occupied area, is pressing ahead skating rink has promised all their Professional Model with valor,” he said. “ It’s time Viet­ divisiveness of Vietnam behind us, OUAKERSTATE 24’* Bamboo ’ Automatic Setback was to address the Council of Jewish toll may mount to 50 or 60. Scores of witli plans to establish eight new proceeds for a three-hour period nam veterans take their rightful we will not forget those who are still Loam A Loaf Raka Staple Gun others were wounded. outposts in the disputed region. Fum acaiuid, Tbermoatat Federations before flying on to place in our history along with other unaccounted for,” he said. “ Today I today. low 40 B0}mx4 Csidor Rag. Prica ...... 18.79 American heroes.” renew my pledge to the families of Other activities planned include a M o t o r G i l < Q t . ) Cantral Air Flitam CaldorSala Price ..,.14.22 QREATSTUFF The five-day salute in Washington those listed as missing in.action that domonstration by the Plymouth n«9.Piloslor3 59.76 SKtm. Mfr. Mail-In Rebate...... 2.00* Insta-Foam County Sheriff’s office and a 1.71 Comfort A ^ n o m y t Easy installa­ Second day in space also included a flower-laying this nation will work unceasingly un­ mQ.i4Hi •Trash a Loaf Ssgs SMsFlIosforS Insulating Sealant C iyde^ale horse from the Anheuser 98* tion on rn i^ gasfoil uhita. 4CT200A ceremony by childen of war victims til a full accounting is made.” Asat.sizes. ■' • Mfr.MaiMnRsbsta ..75* AFTER «*!*« 7 1 5 Our at the new Vietnam Memorial — a Defense Secretary Caspar Busch brewery. OurftM1.4y .,Pk.1.37 REBATE... fOM spout.. >4* REBATE U M a epMtfrfe ioefcbt S«al0f» 12.22 > f Q Reg. 6.79 black granite wall inscribed with the Weinberger and Senate Armed Ser­ A im n So powerful It works even on 3 There will be dancing featured by ■ ■ — ' Com behind switch & hardwoodsi Easy-load. quick jam- Stop air leaks around door names of the 57,939 Americans vices Committee Chairman Strom , FOR3...... " the Coffee Dance Center of East In choice ol aseorted eiza*. ’-“s ptatee fostop drafts^ clearance. Chrome iinish. frames, outside faucets, vents Columbia astronauts ready killed or missing in the war. The ’Thurmond, R-S.C., sat in the front *aes«i*«fc terdetsai. ■ ‘ loss.' Rsq. i.y».. .**.1 *Sa*cl*fklar4eUil«. and more. 14 oz. size. Bridgewater and face painting and a names are being read aloud this row while Reagan spoke from a car wash, proceeds from which will week in tribute. podium dotted with the flags of the all go into the fund. PReSTCNE II Monuments to Vietnam War dead hve branches of service, each heavi­ Anttfreezd second satellite launching also were dedicated in Coventry, ly drapped with ribbons. Members of the Bridgewater Run­ R.I., and Olympia, Wash. Weinberger placed a wreath at the ning Club w ill take turns carrying t Mcazeal...... 9.48 One of the biggest parades was in Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. pfkiaaO aL ...... 7 M V “ Jam ie’s baton” along a coursp Biloxi, Miss., where 35,(HK) veterans sailed out of the shuttle’s cargo bay Following the wreath-laying through the shopping center and will M c C U L L O C H By Al Rossiter Jr. whde the astronauts crossed the In­ and active personnel marched. A ceremonies, more than 6,000' be seeking pledges from each mile MMIIniWMte . . . 2 ^ UPI Science Editor dian Ocean for the 14th time. Thursday afternoon, spinning like a speech later by Navy Secretary veterans and their fam ilies jammed run. “ We enjoyed your wake-up music top to maintain stability on its own John F. Lehman was interrupted by the Arlington Cemetery CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. - The there.” said Brand 15 minutes later in space. two protesters carrying a banner 5.98 amphitheater to pay tribute to the Columbia 5 astronauts, using the as Columbia sped at 17,500 mph oyer " ’This is an outstanding beginning saying “ world peace through disar­ JUmFREEZE-GireO yOtMPWM.COST PEROALh 2.99 nation’s servicemen. SI QiSon Dniiii OtNvwad McCulloch *310* 16” Gas Chain Saw space shuttle as a 184-miIe-high Australia. for the shuttle’s operational era,” mament.” said Robert C. Hall, president of Caldor Rag. Price...... 214.99 Iqunch platform, placed one The astronauts then settled down Rallibs against nuclear arms were In St. Petersburg, Fla., Harry Powered by big 2.1 cu. inch Satellite Business Systems, owner CaldorSala Price...... 178.00 satellite in orbit and prepared to to the routine of space flight, held on college campuses across the Chaloner, at 108 America’s oldest * 2 « 8 8 c iiw iMEStOHE engine with anti-vibration of the first satellite launched from Mfr. MaiMn Rabale ...... 20.00* system and easy-stari solid push out a second today. reyiewing the messages sent up nation, including Daemen Clollege in living war veteran, sat scowling in IMIICKSiaOI.MUT,lM. It was the first time a major during the night to their teleprinter, the Columbia. G e t Line AntM^reeze state electronic ignition. Amherst, N.Y., where Roger his wheelchair. 6 4 7 - 9 1 3 7 AFTER ‘Sm cl*rk loriMails. satellite had been launched from a straightening up their two-deck Flight Director John Cox called RE8ATE. manned spaceship and it reinforced cabin, updating the shuttle’s nayiga- Thursday the shuttle’s best day yet ■ SawonStenilay WoodcuflW’sTppIs *156 the space agency’s expectation the tion system and eating breakfast. in space. Columbia and its three sister ships They were prepared to launch the “ I believe NASA stepped out ^^Sssssissaesssisssssttssss^ •Orggon Bar & Chain Oil, Ouart- S A t a r . OurReg.3.10...... 2.22 will become space transportation second communicatons satellite, an today and did something we ha.ve REMEMBER WHEN THE workhorses. “ Anik" owned by Telesat Canada, at wanted to do,” (Dox said at a press SSti ~ i I aVItooilphoiM^ MiHli , ^ t i ^ Sweep S i ^ Brush •Oragon Aluminum Wood Grenada a m Vance Brand, Robert Oyermyer, 3:25 p.m. EST as Columbia crossed briefing Thursday evening. “ We es­ RATES WERE LOW, •; -I 6-to.. poHrtiacrblt A hickory handle. OurIteg. 14.99...... Joseph Allen and William Lenoir the equator aboye the Pacific Ocean tablished several firsts to^y. All in THE SERVICE WAS HIQH, ;-j |rH8l«dw'Hwnmw,'84b. $EE OUR COMPLETE StaECnON OF REPLACEMENT CHAtMS. began their second day in space to for the 22nd time. all, we just had a fantastic day.” - a* Hardened, tempered forgecHiieel head. the rousing tempo of “ 76 Trom­ “ We deliver!” exclaimed Lenoir The SBS satellite is now in an egg- AND THE BUYING WAS EASY? bones” radioed up at 3:19 a.m. EST after the first drumshaped satellite shaped orbit reaching 22,800 miles high. A radio command Saturday ^Y^^VAQ 10 Am p DUPONT Lucite will fire a rocket motor to kick it into a 22,300-miIe-high circular orbit llW iY CNH’geir Walt Paint Inventor bittersweet where’its speed will match Earth’s 1 0 .7 5 % ■Ovfh DELCO rotation, keeping it over the eastern FINANCING BRINGS 0 «ag.\3M9 Pacific Ocean. freedom It ^ . U i a T E , '10>60 GAL. “ We are highly pleased with the BACK THOSE GOOD O iir B attertes^ Our Reg. 13.49 ‘ft*' on iaser anniversary results so far,” Hall said. O LE DAYSI Mslntei)«nce-free in sizes |\MallNOMESS-1 ^MOUflOAY-WRTf*^*" Paint. Contains hexylate for a dirt- From its final vantage point, the C rM in i, I8 .q . tor most jBsrsI Inststi now „ resistant, washable finish. Water clean-up. satellite will be able to relay Yes, we’re turning back the hands of time • low 8.33 for sure, Jest winter stsrtsl| RICHMOND, Va. (UPI) - first use of the acronym LASER — business telephone calls, electronic m Interest rates are here agalnl If you’ve been Twenty-five years ago Saturday, a Light Amplification by Stimulated mail, computer data and teleconferences among points m holding off buying that new car, we've got sdme 37-year-old Columbia University Emission of Radiation — and the DUPONT Lucite across the United States. Hall said it great news for you. From now until Dec. 31, HeREAnesoNE graduate student leaped out of bed first diagram of how to.build one. will increase SBS capability by 50 come In to Dillon, pick out the brand new 1982 TYPICAL EXAMPLES; and into science history as he “ I was very innocent,” said interior Enamei percent. Ford car of your dreams, and walk away with a furiously scribbled notes for the Gould, who is now 62. “ I thought I 2 ’The 325 million Canadian satellite world’s first laser. when you applied for a patent you’d fantastic deal PLUS 10.75'/s flnandngl That , 8 0 & « M M ’The idea that hit Dr. Gordon either get it or you wouldn’t. I didn’t has a different job. It w ill usher in a could save you over $1000 compared to our P)Sih:kw»l«r, LU C IT 6 , 13.88 gal. Gould that sleepless night has have the faintest idea that I ’d have new era of broadcasting, business regular new car rates - not exactly small MumeontrL . Our Reg. 1A99 and other communications services riMtent tetetl Covers In one coat; has revolutionized whole fields of to go through all this litigation. If I ’d changel Ulterior Enaiii^ washable finish. Resists science. known that, I don’t know if I would including television direct to small * ^055- i-?HQuj^QpY . WATEO ClE*** ^ roof-top antennas throughout cracking and peeling. But Gould of Great Falls, Va., have pushed it.” Of course, while interest rates and para keep changing, some things never do. Dillon 8i finds the 25th anniversary o f his in­ It took him 13 years to win his first Canada. Coiilfbrt Both companies have used expen­ & Service still provides the tame kind of old-fashioned, honest service we offered when] vention a bittersweet milestone. It legal battle and another seven dable Delta rockets to launch com­ A W *'''** oP^i^^d our doors way back In 1933. That’s almost 50 years worth of satisfied took 20 years of litigation to get before he received the patent. After RED DEVIL Poly munications satellites in the past. a J« tomers, 0eople who appraclato the differenoe at Dillon. From opr courteous, helpful Ntftti credit for the laser. that, he filed copyright infringenqent E m im e t, 13 oz. Initial indications from ’T bu rs^ y’s Spray Lasers are now a |1 biIlloni>lus suits that e a m ^ him his first royal­ BBO people, to our honest, reliable eervloa department, we treat everyone the way wa would wi deployment were that the shuttle business and Gould, with patent in ty check this year. to be treated ouraelvaa. There's no fancy gimmicks, no pushy fast-tsik, Juat plain old-fash- fo served as a more stable launch plat­ 1 fte^A S S hand, is finally collecting some of Lasers — intense, concentrated Id service you oan depend on. So If youNA been welting to buy that brand new fuel' 2.19 form. the million in back royalties he beams of light — are finding new I efficient car, the ttme Is right, right now. The rates are low, the servloe it high, abd the buyli . •9-Ronar ATrsy ...... 2JB says are owed him. uses every day. General Motors, for It also was considerably less lean realty be easy. So corns on In and aaal Wa think you'll Ilka us and agree, that for value, •V ’The laser began taking shape in example, uses lasers In 19 different itfSi- ‘ I, ‘4 •3M PreducBon Sendpaaer expensive for the two companies. ' service, quality, and care, NO ONE oaii beat Dillon Sales & Servloe. Ourlteg.t.49...... 1 .1 9 (Mould’s mind at 1 a.m. on Nov. 13,'. ways on its assembly lines, for EUich was paying NASA roughly |9 1957. He climbed out of bed and which Gould says GM pays him |90,- million for launch services com­ •DrapCIoat ....^— ..49c spent the next seven days detailings 000 annually. pared to 334 ipilUon for a Delta the idea In a' notebook he had'' Lasers also are used In delicate launching. notarized at a candy store. surgical operations, at supermarket He didn’t even show the notes to checkout counters and in a wide Hqll said insurance on the 3 WAYS TO CHARGE his professors until he had built the range of communications. satellite for this first mission cost VERNON about the same as coverage for a MANCHESTER first laser out of a street lamp. But lasers also guide-missiles, ar­ 1145 Tolland Tumpika . Tri-Citv ShooDina Center ’The legal battles began after tillery rounds and bullets to their Delta launch, but he predicted the cHAaai caae Gould applied for a patent, which is ^ rg e ts . In the future, lasers m ay be rates will go down as shuttle mis­ STORE HOURS: DAILY 10 AM to 9:30 PM • SAT. 9 AM to 9:30 PM • SUN. 11 AM to 5 PM • PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SAT. sometimes called “ The Candy Store ^weapons themselves. sions become more routine. i ------— ------^------j — Patent.” His notebook, now iii the “ ’That thought has crossed my The launching of the SBS-3 Smithsonian Institution, offers the mind,” Gould said. satellite was flawless. MANCHESTER HERALD, Fri., Nov. 12, 1982 - 7 6 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Fri,, Nov. 12, 1982 Richard M. Diamond. Publlaher I Dan Pitta, Editor Jury trial Alex Qlrelll, City Editor People nervous OPINION about forecasts slated in of oil shortage baby death Jack MIDDLETOWN (UPI) - A ^ Anderson although low, are well within the Chester woman charged with two A good idea not necessarily a good law By Tom Towslee counts of risk of injury to a minor in Herald Correspondent boundaries set by the department. Washington William Vdughn, assistant the death of her 2-year-old daughter in March will face a jury trial in Isn’t that great? THE LEGISLATORS who Merry-Qo-Round WASHINGTON - , With what some secretary for Environmental Good God, how did I ever make forecasters predict may be the Protectlbn, Safety and Emergency Middlesex Superior Court. it? Let's take an example I recent­ passed the bill said statistics Margaret M. Meiillo, 34, who has ly learned about showing another coldest winter of the century begin­ Preparedness, said “if there is any The Child Restraint Act, given show childrens’ lives can be ning to close in, continuing reports tightening of the supply and demand pleaded innocent, last month flaw. A group of nursery school to us by the infinite mercy and MancHester saved using the device. Great. I’d of Insufficient home hepting oil situation there is ample ability to requested she be placed on accelerated rehabilitation. Judge compassion of the state students wanted to take a-field use it too, just as I always use a reserves in New England, where oil recover . . . but we really see no par­ S p o tlig h t trip to a nearby apple orchard to seat belt when driving. Why is a primary source of heat, are ticular problems.” Daniel F. Spallone on Monday Legislature this past year, really denied her request and ordered Ms. makes me wonder how my learn about apples. Rather than didn’t they just do a mass adver­ T h e B o o t' beginning to make some people ner­ In October (here were reports that By Richard Cody, Herald Reporter piling the kids all in three cars, vous. the DOE was developing a plan to Meiillo to stand trial. mother, until 1 turned the ap­ tising campaign to make it ap­ Ms. Meiillo was arrested May 21 parently magical age of five, the school had to find five more parent to the public. If it’s so Oil Daily, an oil industry publica­ intervene in the marketplace should tion, has editorialized on the oil reserves in New England become after an investigation into the death managed to keep me alive. cars, drivers and chapperones effective, most people would use h ad tim e “I * of her daughter, Astrid. An autopsy just to m eet the provisions of the it. And the existence of people possibility that home heating oil in­ a problem. DOE denied those It makes me shiver when I reports, but, according to Ronald' report said the child died of head bill — a maximum of three in the who still wouldn’t ^ it is just a ventories have been allowed to drop think about it. At any point in too low and there are reports that Winkler of the department’s energy trauma 11 days after being admitted her child into a $30 to $40 seat. the resources and man hours at back, one in the front. statement of harsh reality — and to Yale-New Haven Hospital with time, between the day 1 was born to b lu s te r the federal government is making emergencies division, there have Herald photo by Welngart And it's nice to know that state the police station. most likely they are people who multiple injuries, including head in­ and the special and exact mo­ It somehow seems contradic­ contingency plans to make been “normal, routine” discussions ment 1 turned five (that moment tax money will help people buy a Now let’s imagine each police wouldn’t use it anyway. emergency deliveries to New with the Department of Defense juries, tory that a state government Ms. Meiillo is charged with biting made me no longer applicable seat when they can’t afford the officer trying to find offenders in , WASHINGTON — John England if winter shortages about emergency deliveries of trying to encourage fewer A EUROPEAN TOUCH OF CLASS her daughter and endangering the apparently), 1 could have died in seat .even though they afford a every car that drives by. Might It One state senator, who ad­ LeBoutillier’s election to Congress develop. heating oil to the region. drivers and less use of gasoline Swiss exchange student Claudia Steiner now Bolton resident child’s life by “deliberate in­ car. be time consuming? Might it mitted the' bill’s effectiveness two years ago was a political acci­ Only the Department of Energy a car accident would pass such a bill. DOE economist Steve Minihan difference” to the child’s welfare The day 1 turned five 1 never detract from enforcement of could only come through threat dent that the voters have, now feels comfortable with current in­ I.KTS KORGKT sarcasm for ventory levels and expects no said low inventories are the result of through cruel punishment and realized how lucky 1 had been my more — perhaps — important of punishment, said, "If it saves remedied. But his involuntary deprivation of proper physical care. a moment, and try to envision the Enough. Quite simply, it is not heating oil shortages unless there’s management decisions by oil com­ Claudia Steiner likes Bolton crimes? one child’s life, it waa worth it.’’ retirement at age 29 did not come in Ms. Meiillo said the child fell from prior four years. But 1 can really “an Armageddon type situation” in panies. He explained that because of law actually being enforced. I’m not even going to address the legislature’s station to im­ No. If we’re going to engage im a dining-room chair while under the appreciate it now. time to prevent him from plunging the Middle East that totally disrupts adequate crude oil supplies and According to the bill, parents the issue of whether or not a pose what it believes proper sole­ speculation, then a life isn’t care of a babysitter, said Ms. Children from birth through into some deep,^ diplomatic water exports to the United States. refinery capacity, oil companies can be fined up to $99 for not ly by threatening punishment. saved if a policeman who stopped Melillo’s lawyer, Lynda Munro. age four now are so lucky, thanks police officer peeping into a earlier this year. Nevertheless, the 162 million have stopped storing large inven­ It's not California' but it's securing their child — who is to enforce this law would have tories because of increased costs John F. Redway, state’s attorney, to that bill. It's a law that looks private motorist’s car is an inva­ For there to be any respect for “The Boot,” as his forbearing barrels now on hand is at the lowest between birth and the moment routinely continued on his due to high interest rates. said’ the autopsy report detailed out for them. One that all the sion of privacy. Or the fact that law in general, and thereby state colleagues call him, is a shoot-from- level in the past several years and it before becoming five — in a the bill doesn’t include vans or assigned patrol and prevented a various wounds, including a bite good policemen will be able to government, a law must be en­ the-lip conservative from Nassau comes at a ;time when weather Minihan said that by keeping mark on the child’s left cheek and an; special seat when they, for in­ horse carriages. murder happening around the forecasters are predicting winter fine with exchange student enforce diligently and efficiently. forceable. One doesn’t need to be County, N.Y. He likes to engage in stocks low it will eventually benefit ■ injury on the temple that was deter­ stance, drive down the road to go block. temperatures in New England and •And they'll be able to do it while polemics about the evils of the consumer by. keeping prices mined to be the cause of death. shopping. Now, let’s take a person who an historical scholar or to have throughout the Northeast at four to school and that’s it.” stilt keeping such good tabs on all liberalism and the rewards of vir­ down. By Jeff Welngart said. Medical examiners could not prove - Logically, the car must be has been charged. If the person read Machiavelli to know that In- More is to be lost than gained six degrees colder than average Rut even though some things murders, drug dealings, Herald Reporter Claudia has been attending Bolton whether the head injury was caused moving ■ ih order to violate the wants to appeal the charge, he nundating a society with laws a through this bill. Perhaps a com­ tue. with heavy snowfall. According to Vaughn, home about the two countries differ, cer­ prostitutions, burglaries, grand To the dismay of his colleagues on ■BOLTON — The intersection of High School for the last month by a fall or a blow,-Redway said. law. so a police officer must must go to court. Have you ever government cannot enforce ment from Neiztsche can be Department of Energy (DOE) of­ heating oil consumption has where she takes Spanish, French, tain valiies and concerns are univer­ thefts bank heists — to name a Routes 6 and 44A isn’t California but observe the traveling law­ been to a lower court waiting for causes a general disrespect for brought to bear — to paraphrase the House Foreign Afairs Com­ ficials told New England con­ declined in the Northeast as more American History, advanced com­ sal, according to Claudia. few - that now are so swiftly and Swiss exchange student Claudia breaker from within his cruiser your case to come up just for say, law in entirety. his rhetorical question, “What mittee, and to the absolute horror of gressional staffers tiiat abundant and more families shift to natural position, sewing, and physical “Your job and your career are efficiently solved. gas, coal and wood as primary Steiner is glad to be here just the or while on some sort of walking a minor traffic ticket? It’s not more suffering has been caused the State Department, LeBoutillier supplies of crude oil on the world education. She said life at the high very important to Swiss people,” .And it's amazing that all those This particular law is absolute­ sources of heat. Also, energy con­ same. she said. “Everyone wants to make that simple or quick a procedure by the follies of the com- barged off to Laos and Thailand to market and excess refining capacity Claudia, 18, who was born and school is hard to get used to because Fire Calls detail. ly and unequivocally — I can’t servation has eased consumption big money." judges and court officials, and attempt what all the president’s will meet any unforseen demands. raised in Luzern, Switzerland, on school in her country is a^ lot as you might think. . passionate?” levels. Above all, Claudia thinks the visit prosecutors and public If in the cruiser, he must then emphasize this enough — outside men have failed to accomplish — the They added that present reserves. the edge of the Swiss Alps, arrived different. will help her to better understand defenders, who have complained pursue and pull the person OK COURSE, the legislators the realm of practical enforce­ The basic idea is good, and no­ return of American servicemen, in the United States in August as an The structure of the school system . her own country. Tolland County - so many time^ nd for so long over. If on foot, he either must did put into the bill a provision ment. It even lx>rders on, besides ble, and the seat should be used living or dead, who may still be in exchange student enrolled in the is much different in Switzerland. “You look at your own country Wednesday, 6; 19 p.m. — Am­ about being backed up with run down the road chasing the that says if the parent can prove absurdity, endangering the en­ by parents. But the concept has Youth for Understanding Organiza­ Students attend what is called a co:Timunist Southeast Asia. through different eyes when you bulance call, Oakwood Drive, : cases, are willing to work over­ vehicle or take down the license in court that a seat has b^n in­ forcement of other, more impor­ no business being a law. There tion which promotes cross-cultural nrimarv school, similar to our This is an issue that has occupied Third suspect is sought elementary school, for six years. have been away for a year,” she Coventry. (North and South Coven­ time to see that some mother is plate — if his view isn’t obstruced stalled properly and he promises tant, laws that really protect visits around the world. She lived in should .J>e a record broken in the persevering professionals at the After that, they have a choice of said with a smile. “I didn’t know try) duly punished for failing to strap — and then track it down using community safety. Manchester with her host,-Patricia to use it, the fine can be waived. repealing this bili. State Department for years. They. Dobranski, and her family and—three different schools depending on how beautiful Svyitzerland is. When I Wednesday, 7;55 p.m. — ... _I_A At.—.. 4^ .Ir. looked out the window in were properly aghast to the in robbery-kidnapping attended the high school there until what they want to do. Claudia .Automobile acqifient. Route 31, prospect of a brash 29-year-oId last month when the Dobranskis attended county schooi for seven Switzerland and saw mountains, Coventry. (North and South Coven­ politico jumping into the middle of Vears and received her “abitur” that was nothing special. I don’t say try, Mansfield and Andover) WEST SPRINGFIELD, Mass. Sprinfieid had been charged with moved to Quarry Road in town. I miss the mountains, it’s just An editorial their delicate negotiations. “ Everybody in Switzerland wants which is equivalent to an associates Thursday, 6;08 a.m. — Smoke in (UPI) — Police today sought a third “conspiracy to rob the bank.” different.” Nevertheless, LeBoutillier not to go to California.” said Claudia in degree in the United States. building, Lakewood Drive, Coven­ suspect in a bank robbery­ “He (K a^k) had something to do She wants to be an air hostess for try. (North and South Coventry) NOW HERE'S MY only set off on this quixotic venture a H e ra ld in te rv ie w Claudia s’aid she would really like kidnapping that, apparently ended with the cars that were used in the Swiss Airlines when she returns to Thursijay, 11:01 a.m. — Smoke in Flfi,lTHE NEW FEPERALRM but persuaded Rep. Bill Hendon, R- Thursday.“That’s the only state you to attend the University of Connec­ PLAN TO GET THE when two men hopped a jet for holdup.” Burke said. ticut, but that would require a her country next summer. the building and a structure fire, Robert B. Callahan, 30, of Santee, hear about except New York. Awful­ N.C., to accompany him. ‘The equal­ Illinois. ' change in her visa. She would have Flanders River Road, Coventry. GOP critics GOVERNMENT ly conservative Hendon is more Police said they were hunting for Calif., was met by FBI agents and ly nice weather ... that’s the main reason why everyone wants to go to to forfeit her membership in the Coventry stops (South Coventry, Columbia and OFF YOUR ?/\CK... responsible than “The Boot.” Michael O’Driscoll,,29, believed to Chicago police Wednesday as he got Youth for Understanding program Eagleville) be one of the two men who walked off a plane at O’Hare International California.’’-" The errant pair made at least two She said it rains more often than to make the change which would cheese handout mysterious trips to Loas and into a West Springfield bank Airport — almost six hours after the also mean giving up her return flight may be late Wednesday with a fake bomb and robbery of the Park West Bank, not in her country and she was Water Whits Karosana Thailand. In true private-enterprise shocked by how nice the weather is ticket to Switzerland. She said she COVENTRY -T h e Human Ser­ fled with $29,000. West Springfield police said. He was vices Office has announced that and Fuel Oil fashion, they sought to negotiate carrying about $3,500, police said. here. can’t afford to do that. The pair, allegedly with the help She was critical of her own school there will be no surplus cheese dis­ delivered to your home The Republican members of firefighters of the town and the outside government channels. But West Springfield police said two of another man, abducted an elderly But since California wasn't in the system. tribution in town in November and anytime. 55 gallon the Board of Directors have firefighters of the district, LeBoutillier suggested in an angry men walked into the bank shortly drums & pumps available. woman from a^Holyoke mall, taking cards, she is happy to be with her “School in Switzerland is just December because of recent waited too long to come forward between public and private in­ telephone call to my office that their her and her car to a suburb of before 3 p.m. Wednesday with a “family” in Bolton. changes in eligiblity reouirements CM M S M Go.. S4e-1SU . paper-wrapped package and terrible,” she said. “You have no with their suggestion that plans terests, and, now, apparently mission had the blessings of William Albany, N.Y., before boarding a jet free time. You iust live to go to and ordering procedures. ® 6 0 V ‘T PROGRAMS ^ Clark, the president's national in their cross-country getaway, of­ threatened to blow up the building. “I really enjoy it over here — it’s for a townwide emergency between the Democratic majori­ different and that’s what I like,” she security adviser. Spokesman for ficials said. The bomb was later found to be a medital system be brought back ty and the Republican minority ® STATE 4 LOCAL LEVEL ‘ Clark did not return calls for com­ O’Driscoll, also known as “Steven- fake, police said. to square one. on the Board of Directors. The pair then raced from the bank DISCOVER JEANS PLUS LOW, LOW PRICES! ©FEPERAL LEVEL ment. McConnell” and “Mr. Roth,” was Schools merge Granted it was better to speak It may be too late to go back. described by FBI as 6-foot-2 with to Holyoke where they abducted Ida (© taxpayer Once on the scene, LeBoutillier Kraft, 66, of Agawam in the mall up after the election than im­ But perhaps it is not. While and Hendon charged around Laos medium length brown hair and in Middletown mediately before. But the plans Mayor Stephen T. Penny and brown mustache. He was also parking lot and made their getaway with undiplomatic abandon. “Who in her car. She was beaten on the have been in formation for a Director Arnold M. sought by Holyoke police in the July MIDDLETOWN (UPI) - The were those guys running around like Peoples Savings Bank heist of $40,- face, police said. city’s Board of Education has long time and a good deal of Klienschmidt are accusing the She told police they sped across schoolboy?” a bewildered observer 0 0 0 . selected 1984 as the definite date for work has gone into them. The Republicans of raising the issue asked a member of Congress. In Authorities have already arrested the Massachusetts Turnpike to the consolidation of the two city V^kan^Sale ideal time to raise objection was purely for political purposes. Thailand, the Rover Boys disdained O’D risco ll’s two alleged ac­ Albany, leaving her in Colonie, public high schools. back when the mechanics were Democratic Town Chairman even to check in with veteran U.S. complices in the robbery. N.Y., a suburb near the Albany air­ The school board previously ^ ...at Jeans-Plus port. From there, police said, the being worked out. Theodore R. Cummings is Ctta Ambassador John Gunther Dean. Capt. Thomas Burke said late decided to house all high school Thursday that Michael Kasak, 35, of two jumped on the plane. students in Woodrow Wilson High ; The three minority members talking differently. Hl/Lt^E©IWz fo(^rvwBHS1N^-^EtesBA^^- “They did not ask support from us,” Dean told my associates Lucette School by 1985, but School {)f the board may be right when He passed up the opportunity Superintendent Alfred B. ’Tychsen for an exchange of unpleasan­ Lagnado and Jack Mitchell. JEWS FOB ALL! they say the machinery worked said ’Thursday, because high school LeBoutillier has claimed positive out now does not correspond to tries with his Republican Public defenders warned enrollments are expected to be results from his negotiations, which the concept the voters had in counterpart and said merely O pen f O n illl / Readers' views nearly equal in 1984 and 1985, are not apparent to others. He merging the two schools a yeair ear­ mind when they advised the that the directors could work it refused to discuss the details of the Send letters to; The Manchester Herald, Herald Square, Manchester, CT 06040 ly makes sense educationally and COMMmOTS town to go forward. out. He used a couple of non­ mission but denied it had caused any about prosecutor tactics financially. But if the plans have deviated partisan words, ‘‘negotiations’’ He said the school board, which discomfiture at either Foggy Bot­ • Straight & Boot from the expectation, it did not and '“compromise.” tom or Capitol Hill. Both he and BOSTON (UPI) - BlaUnt ac­ know,” Naples said.. made the decision Wednesday night, happen suddenly. They must That suggests it may be possi­ Adele said about people being spent laboriously cutting down the Hendon stressed the sensitive cusations, annoying distractions and The defense lawyer’s only wiii save about $585,000 by sending • 12 Colors weed growth along the fence, and nature of their dealings.. sneaky slips of the tongue are all repartee, he said, was “to have a all grade 10, 11, and 12 students to have veered from course ble to reach a solution that will Good things friendly applies as well to staff and Woodrow Wilson High School in student body at the college; digging up the stumps and clinging There was sufficient high-level in­ part of the prosecutor’s arsenal of trial tactic and remember ‘I have to • Sizes 28 to 42 gradually as varying interests satisfy the reservations of the have something to combat this 1984. Compared to the one-to-one vines on the ruins. terest at least to lead officials of the tactics to win convictions in jury w ere accommodated and Republican directors and any To the Editor: trials, public defenders have been with.’” When the schools merge, the various objectives met by com­ others who may have doubts. relationships we enjoy at MCC, our Without their help the deteriora­ Agency for International Develop­ Van Hoek said the blatant board will eliminate 18.6 teaching Adele Angle’s commentary in this tion that occurs with lack of care ment to find a loophole in its w am ^. promise. Plans may be too far along to previous experiences at universities The only defense is to fight back examples of misconduct included jobs, two administrative positions, morning’s paper about things which and an art school fifty-odd years ago would have progressed inexorably. regulations to justify paying about two secretarial posts and five go back to the beginning as the “where it hurts” — in the cour­ the prosecutors who condemned the UNWASHED DENIM impress a newcomer to our were very impersonal and frigid. $8,(N0 for Hendon’s travel expenses. defendant as an “animal, a crook” custodiai jobs, Tychsen said. He Republicans have suggested. Charles E. Jacobson, Jr. troom, criminal defense' lawyers The whole process has been Manchester (City of Village In short, Adele Angle has only Hendon said he had been helping the . told a seminar Thursday sponsored represented by “sleazy defense said he expects tenured teachers, muddied. What began as a But if the town goes forward in President, Pitkin Glass Works, Inc. those employed in the school system Charm), made enjoyable reading. I begun to enhmerate the reasons why government and therefore was en­ by the 60th annual meeting of the lawyers.” • Straight & Boot •rather simple idea to provide a the face of a considerable doubt was reminded of how I too felt as a it is good to live in Manchester; titled to go at the taxpayers’ National Legal Aid and Defender The more subtle ways included for at least three years, will have fast and safe emergency program about the plan, the conflicts over newcomer to town in 1943. Connecticut, that is. expense. AID officials, who don’t Association. ^ the gentle reminder that the jobs after the merger. prosecutor was representing the • Sizes 28 to 42 / -became involved in the always it could continue for many Now, nearly 40 years later, I have ClinI Hendrickson Thanks to police like to argue with congressmen, “You've got to hit them hard. It’s “people” and “our office doesn’t \ \ to emphasize two more aspects of agreed. LeBoutillier said he paid his the only way you’re going to get difficult relationship between years. 72 South Hawthorne S t.. prosecute innocent people” or dis­ / i To the Editor: own way. results,” said defense lawyer Jef­ •the town government and the It might be possible to livingdn Manchester which probably Manchester C^onn. tractions during testimony that 2 frey Weiner of Miami. Sixty laid off \\ Eighth District, between the forestall that conflict,now. have not yet impressed Adele. My wife and I would like to Footnote: An o fficial o f one Weiner said the nation’s courts could hurt the state’s case, the I / From the beginning of residence express our deep appreciation to the private organization which ,|tave shown increased concern about lawyers said. at Hl-G plant PREWASHED DENIM here I have enjoyed the newspaper dedicates its efforts to the return of Richard Hayes, training director Many helped members of the Manchester Police prosecutorial misconduct but it is up WINDSOR LOCKS (UPI) - Hl-G \ now called Manchester Herald. lik e missing prisoners or their remains to defense lawyers to tackle the for the Massachusetts Defenders \ Department for. their help and com­ Inc., a'manufacturer of electronic J the town, it is friendly and neighbor- insisted that -LeBoutillier and Hen­ Committee, the defense lawyer’s To the Editor: passion during the investigation of problem head on— in the courtroom components, is laying off 60 people • Straight & Boot don deserve credit for initiating a behavior and response to the ly- the recent break-in to our home. and in appeals. at its plantTn Hartford’s South End. There were no prosecutors atten­ prosecutor was crucial. The second imptesrive quality of As the year 1982 draws to a close I Their perseverance and the atten­ medical-relief program for the Ira D. Cohen, the company vice • Sizes 28 to 42 ding the four-day conference to offer “Everything you do impresses the life in Manchester is the many op­ would like to publicly thank the tion glvm to this senseless crime Laotians. The congressmen’s ac­ president and treasurer, Thursday any rebuttal. jury. They’re ignorant. They want to * 1 3 ®“ portunities for recreation and following for their assistance in has led to the arrest and charging of tions, the official said, had know what’s going on the the cour­ . attributed the layoffs to general education open to adults-througb our caring for the Pitkin Glass Works prompted -the Laotian government The criminal lawyers said economic conditions. He said future a s u s p ^ . prosecutors, like defense attorneys, troom. Let the jury know you’re not schools and recreational programs. property at the comer of Parker and layoffs have not been sdheduled. We in Manchester have a police to cooperate more freely in the wanted to win and didn’t always sitting theine waiting to be bad,” he A good example of the joy of adult Putnain Streets. search for MIAs, said. Hi-G has about 650 people at its department to be proud of and one heed tte Supreme Court ruling that Hartford plant, or about half of its learning was given to us in Susan Mr. Robert Harrison of the Town which we should ail support. the prosecutor’s duty was to do Plese’s account of Marion Park Department, and his PUZZLED PLUMBER: Like the statewide work force. The company justice in the case. Tub drowning has facilities in Bloomfield and Jackson’s experience in assistants for the removal of truck Very truly yours, legendary little Dutch boy, Richard “The more serious the case, the Windsor Locks as well as In Hart­ woodworking in the Adult Evening loads of debris from the site this Donald S. Genovesi W. Allen of the consumer Product more publicity it gets, the more Safety Commission set out to plug a probed ford. The Hartford plant manufac­ program at the high school.'That spring and for the regular weekly likely they’re going to be trying to tures relay switches. leak. But he failed. get that conviction for the convic­ was in the Focus/Leisure portion of mowing of the lawn. BURUNGTON, Vt, (UPI) - Of­ MANCHESTER, CT 217 EAST CENTER Sf. Policy on tetters tion itself,’’ said Peter Vra Hoek of the Tuesday Nov. 2. 1982 issue of Mr. Philip Radding and- his most The leak involved an internal com- ficials are probing the ^ t h of a 41- OPEN THURS.'til9 P.M. the Michigan Appellate ’Defender your newspaper willing aides from the Junior The -Manchester Herald mission document. It was a year-old Colchester woman who h Office. drowned in a hot tub in Burlington. An even wider range of Oiamber of Commerce for painting Welcomes letters td the editor. devastating ,,indictment of Clement Naples, the deputy'chief Air quality repor;t SPNINfiBALEMALL Officials believed Initially the SPMNfiFIELD, Ml t C'W byNEA. Me. educational offerings is available at the chain link fence. Letters stand a better chance Robertshaw Controls of Riebaroond, public defender tar Connecticut, death of Tuula Johannson at Bar- HARTFORD (UPI) - The sUte OPEN EVERY NITE 'til9:30 P.M. Manchester Community College. Mr. Harry Maidment pnTBqy Scout of being read if they are brief., Va., for alleged failure to promptly said the “misconduct” took a varie­ tMi’s hot tub spa Wednesday night Department of Environmental My wife and I are equally grateful Troop fii (Mark Flynn and his The Herald asks-that letters bh recall some dangerous gas water- ty of fomu. ' After all these years, son, I realize I should was caused by a heart attack, but an Protection forecast good to for the joyous experiences we are volunteers) tor cleaning up the ty p ed , oit a t le a s t n e it ly heater controls. Robertshaw sued "The prosecutor may be doing have been saying 'good boy' to YOU as much autopsy Thursday pinpointed drow­ moderate air quality levels having there. We are fulty accepted grounds early this year. -handwritten, and.that they ^ the agency, claiming thejeak was something outrageous, or something as 1 said it to the dog!" .double-spaced. ning. statewide for today. as worthwhile students, and what Dr. A.B. Somkjuist for manx.bottrs officially insplr^. very simple. The Jury doesn’t I MANCHESTER HERALD, Fri., Nov. 12, 1982 - V 8 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Fri,, Nov. 12. 1982

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Katharine Ross. kMer. Kim Darby, Tony Mu- years attar her desth.tb punish a Veterans Day CD - Buck Rogers 12$ - Fairfield Co. Report OD ^ You Aakad For It 0 - Nswsccntar Sam Elliot. 1979. 0 - Faatlval of Faith tante, Scott Wilson. 1971. those neponsible. Fred Aetsire,.-* gap in budget df) - Lawnrtakars Lawmakers GD - Mork & Mindy 0 - World of Books 0 - Twilight Zona 0 - Star Trak Meivyn Dougiss. John H ouee*-' ® ) - Prime News report on the weekly activities ® > MOVIE: 'Lova Ma or G3) - Inside the NFL Len Daw­ men. 0 - El Derecho de Necer Te­ ® ) “ Powers of Matthew of Congress. 0 - Sparta Toni^ - Laugh Traa Laava Me' A Chicago gangster ■ r i By United Press International son and Nick Buoniconti analyze discovers a dime-a^ance hos­ lenovela en la cual Maria Elena* Star Matthew's class camping 0 - Nawscantar 0 - Am arlu Scraama 4:30 A.M. this w eek's NFL action and look 9:30 P.M. tess and tries to force her into del Hunco da a hiz un hi|o ilegi- trip turns deadly when he real­ 0 - Madatm'a Place MOVIE; ‘Ploy It as HARTFORD (UPI) — They have not settled on a solu­ ahead to next week's games, ® - MOVIE: 'Boutham the big time. Jam es Cagney. QD - h Veterans Day has been remembered in Connecticut timo. Su padre al enterarae de izes assailants are after them. (52) Auto Racing . '82: Lays' A film star.faces disllki- ' Comfort' Rookie National 0 - 8CTV Network Doris Day, Cameron Mitchell. tion but a select tax study commission has identified with tears for the dead'and missing, anger at lives lost a s - USA Cartoon Express esto decide deshacerse del nino (60 min.) NASCAR Harvest 150 from eionment in her marriage, t u s e - , pero 'Mama' Dolores, su negra Guardsmen .are involved In a 1956. Conndcticut’s fundamental fiscal problem — budget 0 - Festival of Faith ® (S) - Washington Week/ Richmond. VA 12:4BA.M. day Weld, Anthony Perkins., in the Vietnam War and demonstrations against the criada, decide encargarse oet bloody confrontation with the X' Review Paul Duke is joined by ® - Lawmakers Lawmakers 1972. deficlte. @ ) - Little House bebe. Nadie conoce la historia Cajun natives. Keith Carredine, 0 - MOVIE: ‘Catharine & 2:30 A.M. threat of q nuclear war. top Washington journalists ana­ report on the weekly activities Company' While studying econ­ The 28-member panel reviewed the state’s financial (S) - Newswatch hasta qua Albertico se convierte Powers Boothe. Rated R 0 - ESPN Sports Cantar 0 - Abbott and Costello An estimated 30 Vietnam veterans attended the lyzing the week's news. of Congress. omics- in Paris, a young English, en doctor y se envuetve con su 0 - Puerto Riob y au Futuro - MOVIE: -Cuttara Way' A 0 - MOVIE: ‘Ode to BIIV' situation in an unusual Veteran’s Day meeting at the solemn dedication of a Vietnam War Memorial in New (SI - Newscenter woman turns herself into a cor­ 0 propia familia. Veronica Castro, - MOVIE: 'Bustin' Loose' ® - Vanessa bitter Vietnam veteran . draws Jo e ' The romance of tw o teen- • Capitol Thursday. 0 1 - T.V. Cornmunty College 0 - Madama'a Place poration. Jane Birkin, Patrick Britain Thursday. Another 125 Vietnam veterans and Socorro Avetar, Humberto Zu- A con and a middle-class @ ) " State W e're In his wife and his only friend Into agers brings Joy until a secret ® - Buainaaa Report Dewaere. 1976. Rated R. Tile Bipartisan Commission on State Tax Review, 0 - Reporter 41 rita. teacher travel cross-country an obsessive mission to un­ intervenes. Robby ■ Benson, families of men killed in the war boarded buses to while bad guys foHqw in hot concluded Connecticut faces a shortfall “of between ® - MOVIE: 'Silver Streak' A ® -'Entertainment Tonight 10:00P.M. 1 1 : 3 0 P . M . 1:00 A.M. cover a murderer. John Heard, Glynnis O'Connor, Josn Hotch-' Washington to attend Saturday’s dedication of the pursuit. Richard Pryor, Cicely mild-mannered editor on a 3D (3D -* Falcon Crest Cole's Jeff Bridges, Lisa Elchom. kis. 1976. Rsted PG. :- $150 million to 1200 million’’ for the fiscal year begin­ © ) - Business Report Tyson. 1981. (3D (3D - Hawaii Fiva-0 3D “ Sanford and Son national memorial. cross-country train ride encoun­ grandmother makes a surprise 1981. Rated R. 0 - N ew s ning July 1, in addition to a possible deficit of $20 miUion At colleges in Middigtown, New Haven, New Britain ters a love affair, a murder plot (® - MOVIE: 'Or. Strange- visit to clear her grandson's HP - Staraky and Hutch 3D ** Psychic Phenomena 7:30 P.M. (SD - Crossfire 0 - MOVIE; 'Southern' for the current year. and a wild police chase. Gene love' A ‘ psychotic Air Force name. (60 min.) - Banny Hill Show (B) - MOVIE: 'Stranger In the and Winsted, students protested the arms buildup 3 D - P-NI. Magazine - 3D - MOVIE: 'Buttin' Loota' ] Comfort' Rookie National Wilder, Jill Ctayburgh, Richard general unleashes a foolproof Houaa' A psychopathic college 0 Connecticut’s budget architect, Anthony Milano, 3 D ' N ew s (3D ® - Nlghtlina A con and a middle-class Guardsmen are involved in a ,, between superpower nations and called for a nuclear Pryor, 1977. 3D - All In the Family and irrevocable scheme sending student terrorizes a sorority ® ) “ Quest The questers bloody confrontation with the - stressed to the panel the projected deficit “could well be (3D - You Asked For It bombers to attack Russia. Peter (3D (3D - Saturday Night house with threatening phone teacher travel cross-country . arms freeze. (0 - M-A-S-H search a remote African village Cajun natives. Keith Carredine,'' above $200 million” depending on economic conditions. Sellers, George C. Scott, ,(j$ - MOVIE: 'Howling' A calls. Keir Dullea, Olivia Hussey. while bad guys follow in hot The rallies and seminars were part of a nationwide ef- 3D - Family Feud for King Charles. (60 min.) pursuit. Richard ‘ Pryor, Cicely Powers Boothe. Rated R - 3-2-1. Contact Keenan Wynn. 1964. young journalist seeking refuge Margot Kidder. 1976. Rated R. Senate Majority Leader Richard Schneller, D-Essex, forP^y the United Campuses to Prevent Nuclear War 3 D - Benny Hill Show (5D - Independent Network Tyson.. 1981. — from the city finds terror at a * Mike Douglas Paopla chairman of the panel,said the commission should deal 6:30 P.M. 8:30 P.M. N ew s (SD and several other organizations. (55D- N ew s California retreat. Dee Wallace, Now 3:00 A.M. CSD - WKRP in Cincinnati 3D “ Carol Burnett and Look for the many ' with deficits as a starting point from which to work for i-Bf Observances in New Britain led to the chance reunion (52) - ESPN Sports Center (29) - CN N N ew s Patrick Macnee, Dennis Dugan.' - C B S N ew s Friends ® - Entartainmant Tonight CB - MOVIE: 'Oallaa' A bargain buys advertised in- ‘ reform. Some members argue deficits are only the (3D (2D - Freeman Reports 1981. Rated R. UPI photo of two former Marines who met only once before — in O ) - Sports Probe ® - Streets of San Francisco former Confederate guerilla offi­ (ll) - Barney Miller GO ® - New Odd Couple Fe­ ® ) - Night Gallery cer arrives in Dallas seeking re­ the Ciassified columns', symptom of ah illness caused by inefficiency, uncon­ Khe Sanh, Vietnam in 1968. The two said they ® - Soap lix informs Oscar that his former (22) (® - Remington Steele (0 (0 - NBC News venge on three brothers who today. I: trolled spending and misguided priorities. wife is coming to visit. [Closed Remington discovers a corpse @ ) - Crossfire 1:30 A.M. WORKER CHECKS WHEELS ON CONRAIL TRAIN IN SOUTH NORWALK STATION recognized the other instantly Thursday. (SD - Sports in his apartment. (60 min.) ravaged his home and lands. Schneller said none of the many proposals which the 0 - MOVIE: The Great Captioned) (® (® - Tonight Show 3D - Carter Country Henry Brown-Otter, 44, of Shelton, remembered Muppet Caper' The muppets (S) - M *A*S*H Gary Cooper, Ruth Roman. . . . Conrall ordered to reduce speed to 55 mph gntll Inspection complete G2) *- N FL Theatre: 'Best-Ever (21) - MacNeil-Lehrer Report 3D ® - America's Top Tan panel will recommend “should be written in stone” pulling a wounded Bob Cote, now 33, of Thomaston, into act as a trio of reporters trying - MacNeil-Lehrer ® - MOVIE: 'Friday the Steve Cochran. 1950. (2i) Runners' ® - 24 Horas because the final say will come from the public and to solve a major jewel theft. Report 13th' A camp haunted by a (5D ** Independent Network CB - MOVIE: Outback' A a helicopter after an exploding artillery shell peppered (21) - Screening Room ® - MOVIE: 'True Confes­ death curse finds itseK agajn un­ N ew s Legislature. Charles Grodin, Diana Rigg, Jack - 'Charytin' Programs mus­ city-bred' schoolteacher strug­ his back with shrapnel. (2S) sions' A brutal murder tests the der attack by a killer. Betsy Pal­ TV channels. ‘ Warden. Rated G ical presentando la bella Chary- (® dD - Wall Street Week ® ) - Twilight Zone gles against raw humanity in A commission subcommittee has suggested the state conflicting loyalties of two mer. Adrienne King. 1979. S j) - Untamed World tin. Louis Rukeyser analyzes the* ® - MOVIES Tell It to the primitive Australian outback. )) W F8B, Hartford (C B S ) 4 brothers. Robert De Niro, Robert adopt a percent income tax to raise $1.3 billion and “I still remember the eyes,” Brown-Otter said of '80s with a weekly review of 1 2 : 0 0 A . M . Judge' A couple gets divorced, Donald Pleasence. 1971 i ) WNEW. Naw York Conrail trains slowed (2§) " Noticiero Nacional SIN ® - Madame's Place Duvall, Charles Durning. 1981. reduce the state sales tax from 7.5 percent to 3.5 per­ economic and investment mat­ and after many misadventures 0 - MOVIE: ‘Butteffly Affair' i ) WLNE, Now Bedford ( C B S ) ' Cote. “I saw death in his eyes, I saw fear and I still see a Noticias nacionales con Guil­ - Barney Miller ® - MOVIE: 'Diary of a cent, allowing the elimination of highway tolls, the 2 df) - That's Hollywdod f) WTNH, Now Hovon (A BC) ’ > lermo Restrepo. ters. Teenage ' Hitchhiker' Peer- and ndw romances, they dis­ A mad reporter strangles his little of that. The eyes still stay with me." ® - More Real People (2$) - Cervantes cover they are still in love. Ros­ mistress and then frames the fi- | ) WOR, Now York ^ capital gains an^ dividend taxes. ® l - Jeffersons dD - Body In Question group pressures and family con­ Cole, wounded twice, earned a Purple Heart and left 'Breathless.' Dr. Jonathan Miller flicts prod several young girls to alind Russell, Robert Cummings, . ance of his employer's daugh­ ^ Enlortainmont A Sports 8:00 P.M. 9:00 P.M. i Homo Box Office Also, it has'been recommended some form of the Marines after his stint in Vietnam. “I was 1B; and ' ® - ABC News show s that unaccountable hitch rides that expose them to Gig Young. 1949. ter. Richard Bird, Nancy Bume, statutory or constitutional limit be imposed on spending by axle safety problems ) WHCT, Hartford (§2) - Over Easy (3D 3D - Dukes of Hazzard C5D (3D - D allas, J.R. and breathlessness may be caused physical assault. Dick Van Pat­ Diana Napier. 1971 they gave me a gun and ammunition and told me to Boss Hogg opens a horse bet­ 2:00A.M. I WATR. Wetorbury (NBC) , . Bobby take different routes to by three physiological sys'tems. ten. Katherine Helmond, Char­ 0 - Night Flight and all members of the panel agreed there should be a .shoot people. It was too crazy,” Cote said. 7:00 P.M. ting parlor. (60 min.) outdo each other for Ewing Oil (R) (60 min.) [Closed Captioned) lene Tilton. 1979. ® - Naws/Sign Off ) Ceblo News Network 0 - Prime News ) WWLP, Springfield (NBC) dedicated highway fund. 3D - CBS News (3D - P M. Magazine (60 min ) ® - Soul Train HARTFORD (UPI) - Conrail thing to get there an hour late. It’s down the system if a threat to safety 10:30 P.M. (3D ® ) - Last Word 0 - Ountmoke P Cinemax The commission will compile its recommendations in - The Merv Show remains despite the^ operating ‘‘Broken hearts, broken promises. That seems to be 3 D '® - M*A»S'H 3 D ® - Benson Benson (3D (52) - Top Rank Boxing from ® - Jo. Franklin Show P WEDH, Hertford (PBS) a tentative summary to beput before the public at five commuter trains will be running another thing to not get there at comes to the aid of the gover­ QD - New York Report 3D - Muppet Show 3D ® - Greatest American Brownwood. Texas 0 - Bait Of The Midnight 3:30 A.M. ) WVIT. Now Britain (NBC) , slower for the next nine months un­ all.” restrictions. \ everything you could ever write about Vietnam,” Cote nor's gardener [Closed Cap­ Her^ Ralph and Pam decide to (5i) - Metropolitan Report I W8BK, Boston hearings over the next three weeks. 3D - ABC News ® - Sha Na Na ' Special 0 - O/C NCAA Foot ball The action was prompted by two The rail service is operated by said. tioned] become engaged. (60 min.) 0 - Alfred Hitchcock Preview Jim Simpson and Bud I WQQB, Springfield (ABC) The tax review commission was created by a special til axles on nearly 250 cars can be 0 - MOVIE: The 3,000 Mile Brown-Otter, wounded three times and the recipient 3 D - Soap 3D - NBA Basketball: New @ ) - N ew s Wilkinson hosts. ) WQBY, Springfield (PBS) checked and replaced as a safety incidents of axle failure on April 4 Conrail under a contract between ® - World Championship 0 ) - Business Report C hase' A professional courier session of the 1982 Legislature to identify and zero in on CtiD - Jeffersons York at Washington the state of Connecticut and the New of three Pyrple Hearts, also left. “I saw enough,” he Boxing: Aaron Pryor vs. Alexis (2D - Pellcula: 'Tres de la Cruz attempts to deliver a key wit­ the problems that cause deficits and propose solutions precaution. and Nov. 3 when a wheel came off an 0 - Independent Network Roja’ 4:00 A.M. Progremo teen on Channel*' (52) - O/C NCAA Foot ball (35) - MOVIE: Squirm' Arguello N ew s ness cross-country to a New to balance budgets, promote efficiency and limit spen­ The Federal Railroad Administra­ M-2 commuter car used on the New York MTA, and se'rves ap­ said. (® - MOVIE: 'A Clockwork (52) - Horseshow Jumping: 24, Hertford, or# also soon on . Preview Jim Simpson and Bud (52) - Best of the NFL '1968 (59) - AM Service Revelation York court appearance. Cliff De­ Channel S3, Norwich. Haven line. The car stayed upright proximately 40,000 commuters daily ' Both have had troubled lives since the war — with Orange' A pathological anti- The I’resident's Cup from ding. tion Thursday ordered Conrail cars Wilkinson hosts World Champion New York Jets Young, Glenn Ford. 1977. Channote 11, 14, 21 end 23' ( ® ( ® - Knight Rider Michael 10:45 P.M. hero rules a gang of young- Landover, MD Milano said he could not estimate the deficit for the - traveling between New Haven and and remained on the track because between New Haven and Grand Cen­ drugs, alcohol and divorce. o - MOVIE: 'Any Which Highlights.' Knight must use all his car's (SD ** Sports Update ■re received only by cabto 0 - Reporter 41 punks in a modern society ® - MOVIE; 'Back to Bataan' each car has 16 wheels. There were tral. W ay You Can' A barroom capabilities to save Devon tolovlslon aubtcrlbort. > - current year until next week’s second quarter revenue Grand Central. terminal in New ® - Friday Night Boxing Cov­ where violence imprisons 0 0 - N BC N ew s A colonel forms a guerilla army "I'm not really into memorials. I’m extremely brawler teams up with an oran­ erage of professional boxing is Miles. (60 min.) 11:00 P.M. York to reduce their speeds from no injuries. “The midnight oil. was burned peaceful citizens in their own Overnight and leads a raid on the Ja ­ figures are calculated. bitter. ' said Cote. He believes the money spent on the gutan for fun and adventure. presented from Madison Square the normal 70 to 75 mph to 55 mph. Federll Rail Administrator here,” Wilson said. “ He dD ~ MOVIE: 'The Last Time I CD ® CD ®) ® - News homes. Malcolm McDowell, Pa­ ® - Despedida panese in order to help Ameri­ He blamed state and federally mandated programs Vietnam memorial in Washington should have been used for the gap between what the state takes in and has to The operating restrictions, an­ Robert Blanchette called officials of I Blanchette) is not playing games. nounced by transportation officials the New York Metropolitan If the system put into effect starts to to help veterans suffering from psychological and ... IF I'M 0OINe TO pay out for fiscal 1983-84. T H I^ 1^ TELL THAT TO THE^E POWN THAr "W &TOP in Connecticut, New York, and Transportation Authority and the show flaws, I guarantee you Mr. physical illnesses. IN^AKJEl LUNAriC^l r— ALLE'Y, ANeiEl J CAUINOME SET KILLEP room , 1 ASTRO-GRAPH 'hie largest mandated spending increases are in Brown-Otter has a son. Cote is afraid to try. He said WANT TO SET KlUEP .Washington, could result in delays state DOT to his office after the se­ Blanchette will take stern, swift A N e iE ’ l,,. BRID6E education, $140 million; Medicaid, $50 million; and he was doused with "the sweet spray of Agent Orange. 1 AE ANBBLA! Bernice Bede Osol employee salaries and pensions, about $100 million, of possibly an hour or more, said cond incident, FRA spokesman John measures to guarantee safety" William Keish, spokesman for the Wilson said. He was assured the The 244 cars on the commuter line know it's a time bomb, and I'm waiting for it lo go off," Milano said. Cote said. After the public hearings the commission, made up of Connecticut Department of system could continue to operate at ivill be checked daily in South South gets extra point Norwalk and New Rochelle, N.Y., reprekentatives from business, labor, education and the Transportation. reduced speed with no adverse The dedication ceremonies in Washington did mean dummy at trick one and wo#‘ \qibur Legislature, will begin deliberations Dec. 9 on a final “But safety takes precedence effect on safety. pntil the nine-month axle retrofit program is completed. something to Mary Meglio and Margaret Haney, who with his ace of hearts over '‘Birthday report to submit to the Legislature in January. over speed,” said Keish. “It's one Blanchette warned he will shut each lost a son in the war and made the trip to East’s nine. Then South led a Washington. club to dummy’s king and N NORTH 11-13-83 "After we cried for 17 years someone's going to ♦ 63 . noted the fall of the jack Nov«mb«r 13,1982 notice." Mrs. Haney said. VQ1074 from Elast. Then he iM a This coming year there should { Folwell predicts return ♦ J10 7 spade. be a marked development in • “D i p Energy People" ♦ AK106 East rose with his ace. your leadership qualities. It is \ WEST EAST promptly cashed the king of possible you'll now originate • Organized crime links ♦ 7 64 ♦AQ hearts and chntlnued with and direct your own enterpris- \ B & B Oil Co. ♦ 62 VKJSSS the five spot as duly noted es. • to traditional values in U.S. 315 Broad 81. Manchester ♦ 53 ♦KQ964 by South. SCO RPIO (O cl. 24>Nov. 22) ; ♦ Q9I762 ♦ J South ruffed with the This is a day which could turn • sought in shooting eight of trumps and played out to be important for both \ NEW HAVEN (UPI) - Ignoring the He said its 5‘/2 million members were SOUTH his king. Now South led his endings and beginnings. • boos of hecklers. Moral Majority leader not racist, book burners, opponent of ♦ KJ10932 Something may be concluded Will Be aosed last club. West played low to the Nov. 3 disappearance of Donald the Rev. Jerry Falwell told a Yale free speech or advocates of theocracy. ♦ A3 and now South had a match that you desire; and something NEW BRITAIN (UPI) — The chief Falwell gave Ronald Reagan an A-plus ♦ A8 2 begun that you’ve hoped for. ^ Gatti, 52, an associate of Zimmitti. Both University audience there will be a Saturday^ Nov 13 point problem. Where was state’s attorney’s office has started rebirth of traditional values in the 1980s for his performance in the White House. ♦ 43 What's in store for you in the'. looking for possible organized crime are convicted eamblers. ^ and the queen of clubs? year following your birthday? ' and he rated President Reagan “the best Vulnerable: Both South could be sure of at Hnha to a submachine gun shooting Send $1 to Astro-Graph, Box ' president in my lifetime.” "President Reagan is in my opinion Dealer: East least four odd if he roee with Saturday and the disappearance of a con­ "They’re known associates, and the Sunday F Nov 14 489, Radio City Station, N.Y. timing of it (raises suspicions) that they Falwell, who was booed by people in the best president in my lifetime and I dununy's ace. He would 10019. Be sure to specify birth . victed gambler about the same time. am 49 years old," he said. Wat North Eait Seath make five if the ace dropped may be related,” Hart said.,“We’ve got the audience Thursday,- said the country due to the !♦ !♦ date. For the NEW Astro- the queen.-- Graph Matchmaker wheel and no solid leads where (Gatti) is at all.” has moved away from recent excesses Paw' 1 NT 2^ 2^ Then South reviewed the Ronald F. Hart, senior inspector for and re-embraced traditional values. Falwell 'said he supports Reagan's Pass Pass Pass booklet, send an additional $2. the chief state’s attorney’s special in­ Manchester Product Show bidding and noted that Blast Reveals romantic combinations Authorities believe Zimmitti is one of proposal for prayer in the schools. vestigations unit, said Thursday the two had made two vulnerable and compatibilities for all a handtull of people allegedly running a "We were in trouble in the 60s and bids. Also, Blast had led his incidents may be related. stop by and see us! Opening lead: V6 signs. gambling operation at the Friendly 70s,” Falwell said. “The country has On other.issues, Falwell, the father of lowest heart after cashing SAOITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Om . repudiated the excesses of the past 20 Social Club in New Britain. two sons and a daughter, said he opposed the king. Was that a suu 21) You could be surprisingly No one was injured Saturday when a years and whether you like it or not, all Ingenious today should pres­ the Equal Rights Amendment because it -SHOW^PECIAL preference signal of sorts? car belonging to Frank Zimmitti, 42, and Investigators said Zimmitti once the polls indicate that our young people South d e d d ^ that is just sure require you to come up ' was ambiguous and might have per­ at least three houses were sprayed with worked in what they described as a By Oswald Jacoby ^ what it had been. He with new solutions for old today are more conservative than their mitted women in co-mbat and KERQ5UN bullets fired from the back of .a light- gambling parlor run by convicted parents. 1 believe we are moving back to and James Jacoby finessed dummy’s 10 and sot problems. They're not apt to be homosexual marriages. to discard his two small dia­ thorns in your side any longer. . colored sedan. gambler Joseph “Pippy” Guerriero. traditional values.” Match point duplicate monds on the ace of clubs CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) j players have learned to try and queen of hearts. Persons In authority will be Zimmltti’s 17-year-old son Gino and his Guerriero has been identified as a The Moral Majority is ”a coalition of Falwell said he would not deny civil DISCOUNT to collect any trick that isn't Making five instead of understanding of your alms girlfriend were in the car at the ^ime. member of the DeCavalcailte crime Americans who share moral views and rights to homosexuals, but as a minister' and purposes today and might!' on all Kero-Sun heatersi nailed down. They know that four was only worth one Hart said the shooting may be related family in New Jersey-. values,” said Falwell. could not endorse their lifestyle. extra match point, but it left be wrilllng to do things lor you this extra trick may be which they wouldn't do under worth its weight in match South with the warm glow of a winner. ordinary circumstances. points. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) Ip- (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) South played low from may be necessary to make some ditficult decisions today Textron Inc. charges foreign piracy to attain your ob|actlves. MMCilESTER STkTE BANK ACROSS 45 Socrel insect Antwtr to ProviouR Puzzfe You’re not apt to duck them. 47 Pack animal Success is likely. PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI) - The U.S. “The importation and sale of these look- The Bridgeport Division, which employs 1 Civil (abbr) of Tibet PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) A 4 The most 49 Entity about 1,300 workers, has manufactured the FREE demonstration’s are now available on our new “Ins­ better understanding of your-' International Trade Commission is in-; alike machines, when accompanied by such (prefii) 52 Competing machines since 1939. More than 250,000 have 6 Spy group 56 Hebrew letter ■elf and others could result' vestigating a complaint by Textron Inc. that unfair methods of- competition and unfair tant Banker" located in our lobby. (abbr) 57 Free today from an awkward silua-. 20 foreign companies are making imitations acts, have the effect of substantially injuring been sold since then. 12 Do iar^ work 61 Bashful Textron wants the ITC to exclude im­ 13 Take another tion. Sometimes when we arq of a widely used metal working machine our efficiently and economically operated 62 Insecticide tested our nobler qualities are itations from being imported, to issue a cease spouse 63 Command made by its subsidiary. domestic industry,” Textron said. 14 Actor March 64 For hearing brought out. The Providence-based conglomerate At issue is Bridgeport Machines’ “Series I” and desist order against further unfair prac­ 15 Greek letter 65 Poverty-war A R IES (M arch 21-April 19) tices and to stop sale and marketing of im­ 16 Stone with agency(abbr) Partnership situations take otf charged the foreign companies, most of them vertical milling machirie, which sells for $4,- crystals 66 Inieraeclion itations already in the U.S. 17 Printer s greater significance than usual in Taiwan, are manufacturing a copycat ver­ 000 to $6,000. Accessories can increase the points today. Involvements with thq. The ITC is a federal agency that tries to We will answer measure (pi) 67 Haggard sion a product produced at Textron’s price to $8,000. Another first for ,,18 Perfidious 19 CompMt 38 Annoying protect U.S. companies from unfair foreign novel right people could have far-; Bridgeport (Ck>nn.) Machines Division. Textron charged foreign companies hifve 20 Fool's point intact reaching, fortunate effects. competition. MSB, another first any questions paradise 21 Otmons 40 Cloth makeri , The complaint charges the companies and “pirated, copied and imitated the unique 22 Conclusion DOWN TAURUS (April 20-May 20) 23 P«rfofm» not 46 Kind of cloth Associates not usually suppor­ 23 distributors and importers with trademark shape, design and trade dress of the Series I you may have of 24 Border (com.) for Main St 25 Spanish hero 1 Manservant .46 Bluagraaa infringement, false advertising and deceptive machine.” It accused the competitors of 2 Jot 24 Nonconform­ ataia (abbr.) tive of you careerwise could do- Look for the many bargain buys advertised 28 Fruit of pine a turnabout today and otter manufacturing. The complaint was filed using ’’'confusingly similar” marks and our ATM. 30 Pra-adull 3 Kind of meat ing boliof 49 Unfaitan in the Classified columns today. insect 4 Speed 25 ConvGfMtion 60 Naktd assistance In something impor*- Wednesday. ,, slogans to the Bridgeport trademark. 34 Laugh 5 Civil Wer 26 Villain in 61 Toward tha tant to you. 35 Period of time general "Othallo" cantar OEMINI (May 21-Jima 20) 2 30 Eicitement 6 Duet 27 Arabian ihip 53 Gtizaa 7 River in Texas Qemlnis are noted for being'; 37 Greatly 29 Group of 54 Biblical haro excited ' 8 Fred Astaire's able to handle several situa-. Newington pilot killed in crash '4Vattam alliM 65 Spinning 39 Boil slowly sister tiont almultaneously. Today, | 31 American motion 41 Noun suffix 9 Chemist you'll find ways to use .thisi Moynihan quits (^n be used at over 20 locations in the State Indiana SB Gold (Sp ) 42 Smell city (abbr.) attribute to your advantage. ' plasticwinged craft, a state trooper said. 43 Snoop (si) 10 Poetic foot 32 Carnation 59 Unusual BURLINGTON (UPI) - A Newington 44 Heavens 11 As wail 33 fiohamian 00 Get thf point CANCER (June 21-July 22) It, pilot, who purchased an ultralight plane David Carey, resident state trooper of looka like you'll be able to tie* speaker race Harwinton, said the condition of the 1 2 3 4 5 6 - 7 8 8 10 11 up loose ends today regarding, only a week ago, has been killed when a matter which'has caused you! the aircraft crashed 300 yards short of a wreck indicated the craft fell into a steep 13 13 14 tome concern. t HARTFORD (UPI) — House Democrats have runway to Johnnycake Airport. , bank before it plunged to earth from an If you have applied for your “Instant Banker" card LEO (July 23-Aua. 22) You'vpi ' averted a fi^ t over who will be the next speaker, unknown altitude. we will contact you soon for your demonstration. 16 16 17 heard the old expression "the • ' clearing the way for R ^ . Irving J. Stolberg of New Patrick R. Cahill, 27, was pronounced harder you work, the luckier! dead at the scene of the crash Thursday 18 19 20 21 Haven. . , Cahill had been using a safety belt, but you gel.'' This will be especially. Rep. Timothy J. Moynihan of East Hartford, who by Assistant Medical Examiner Dr. his body was throwi) several feet from tAM Of you today In areas you * 22 23 24 been conaidering a run for speaker, said Ernest Izuml. deem lo be Important. : had the crash. It was found about 12:30 p.m. • ’Iliuraday be la dropping out. Cahill bought the aircraft about one Thursday, Carey said. 26 30 27 28 28 30 i l 32 33 VWOO (Aag. 22-Sept 22) If you apply youraelt today, you: . He laid be and hia House supporters discussed his week ago and was apparently in­ There w^re no witnesses' to the acci­ 34 36 39 have tha ablllly to build upon* ";^UHUdacy for several weeks. “It just didn’t seem experienced in handling the engine- MANCHESTER things esemlngly of small value! "that the numbers would be there” for victory, powered, aluminum-frame and dent, Carey said. 37 38 39 40 41 to othere. , 1 LEM A (t e p L 22-Oot 2 t) Wnh-> Moynihan said STATE BANK 43 4 3 ' 44 out loo aett-earvlng.} . .. Stolberg has claimed for weeks he would have a locut your elforts today on! majority of the 88 Democrats In thd House on his 45 46 47 48 thinga which can advance your, "Side when they caucused to choose a speaker. Lawmakers at odds oh death method own Inlaresta. , > Democrats will meet Tuesday night to choose before the Senate pro^sal, preferred 49 60 61 62 63 54 66

MANCHESTER HERALD, Fri., Nov. 12. 1982 - 11 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Fri.. Nov. 12. 1982 Obituaries Andropov is unanimously FOCUS / W eekend Virginia (Barone) Steinberg Virginia iBarone) Steinberg, 67. elected Soviet party leader 01 6 Wedgewood Drive, Bloomfield, died Thursday at Connecticut advocate of detente with the West < liMilinueil fm in page I Unidns 6ff Red Square. As NFL strike goes on Hospice, Branford. She was the Soon after sunrise a motorcade o f who lifted the Soviet Union to sister ol Laura Masi of.Manchester. nuclear parity with the United ■ displayed on pillows. To the right of seven black Zil limousines, two A mass of Christian burial will be States^ while crushing dissent Iwth Weekenders the body sat his family. buses and a h earse rolled up Saturday at 10 a m. at Christ the inside and outside the Soviet Union; Brezhnev’s wife Viktoria, wearing Kutuzovsky Prospekt toward the King Church, Blue Hills Ave. Exten­ -r a black veil, was flanked by a Kremlin, apparently carrying Brezhnev will be buried at noon sion, Bloomfield Burial will be in Brezhnev’s b ^ y . Come to Product Show Sunday walks ore 'in' again daughter, Galina, and son, Yuri, Monday in Red Square in a Rose Hill Memorial Park. Rocky •« both in mourning clothes. Wreathed in flowers so only his ceremony drawing leaders and Hill. Up for some browsing? Then take In the 1982 One by one the, Politburo face was visible, Brezhnev’s body dignitaries from around the world. Calling hours are today from 2 to 4 Product Show at the JES Industrial Park on Route 5 campaign on a Sunday and down at the Sportsmen’s members kissed the widow and lay on an elevated bier lo be viewed Vice President George Bush will By Susan Pleae Cafe on Spruce Sreet, too. p m and 7 to 9 p m. at Rose Hill in south Windsor. The three-day show opens tonight ti talking,” he continues. not bother people watching offered condolences to the late for three days by Russians paying lead the U.S. delegation. “ Before, we didn’t do that “ The C o a l’s Corner was a Funeral Home, 580 Elm St . Rocky at 6. . * Herald Reporter Berry's WorW the game and not miss the leader's children. Somber music their last respects to their ruler of much talking. We just sat little table we reserved for Hill Memorial donations ■'may .be Other American officials who will The annual product show, sponsored this year by game myself,” says»CarI played in the background. The 18 years. A few dusty novels have and watched. We’ve dis­ a few people who would try made lo Connectieut Hospiee. Bran- accompany Bush are Secretary of the Greater Manchester (Chamber of Commerce Zinsser, Republican nation's leaders went to pay their Before the viewing officially been devoured, the New covered ourselves, I to figure out who would lord State George Shultz, Senate and the South Windsor Chamber of Ounmerce, has winner in the 4th Senatorial respects befoVe the public was ad­ began, several thousand party York Times Sunday paper Republican leader Howard Baker of more than 170 exhibits. ' -% think.” District race. win,” says cafe proprietor Edwin John Stone mitted to the House 6l Soviets. dignitaries had filed into the is being read from cover to Thomas Wall. Tennessee, House Speaker Thomas Virtually every aspect of home ownership and OTHER LOCAL After the election F.dwin .lohn Stone. 77. of Brook Security forces sealed off down­ buildings under a huge portrait of cover. But now the Coach’s O'Neill, D-Mass., and six former maintenance, with a heavy emphasis on energy PEOPLE have discovered Zinsser contented himself Hill Road. Deep River, died town Moscow, casting an eerie Brezhnev, the nation’s fourth At least two successful Corner is quiet. There are , secretaries of state ^ Alexander conservation techniques and alternatives,.will be books, and have burled with home chores. “ I raked Wednesday at Shoreline Clinic, silence over the ancient city as tens strongman since the 1917 Russian political campaigns were no ariimated discussions, Haig. Edmund Muskie, Cyrus featured. themselves in the printed < P " leaves all weekend,” he Ks.sex. He was the brother of Mrs. of thousand of Russians stood hours Revolution and the first to die in of­ waged, and one family has no pools, no arguments" Vance, Henry Kissinger, Dean Rusk For those who like their product shows with food,. word instead of in the. says, with little Edward Kosky of Manchester. in a mile-long line that stretched fice since Joself Stalin in 1953. discovered the joys of about the best defense or and William P. Rogers. there wiil be an international food fair with broadcast travels of a enthusiasm. Funeral .service will be Sunday at from Pushkin ^ u a re to the House of He was remembered as an ardent coversation, despite some the most talented quarter­ delicacies from a number of countries, as well as pigskin. Regan was just elected 2 pm in Deep River Baptist painful withdrawal pangs. back. “ The Coach’s Comer American foods. The reason for this un­ “ I’m reading those to his third term as Judge Chufch. Burial will he at the con­ is closed for the' season,” There wili be chiid care for small children and, of characteristic weekend ac- novels that I buy and never of Probate in Tolland and venience of the faimly. course, free parking. Willington. “ I just finished says Wall. Uvlty? It’s the NFL foot­ read,’’ says Charles Friends may call at the Swan Tickets are $2 at the door and $1.50 if purchased The cafe's patrons — who Andropov's sinister image ball strike. Manchester Regan, an administrator at campaigninjg,” he says, Funeral Home. 215 Main St., Deep used to be waiting for Wall / before the show opens at 6 p.m. tonight. Show people are reacting in truly Manchester Community “ so I didn’t miss Monday Riyer. Saturday 7 to 9 p.m. at noon on Sunday when he. h(uirs; 6 to 9 p.m. tonight; Saturday, noon to 9 p.m. College. He just finished . night football. Monday Memorial- coniribulions may be stoic form to the absence opened-,— noW straggle in and Sunday, noon to 6 p.m. Tickets can be “ The Cathedral.” nights we would get made to Deep River Baptist Church, of gridiron drama on Sun­ much later. conceals career politician purchased at most banks in town. day afternoons and Mon­ “I’m reading the New together and assess the the M asonicChanty Foundation of Special events include an antique car display The talk is still about day nights. York Times from cover to campaign. Now on Monday Wallingford, or the Order of Etisfern football, but now it con­ which will include an antique World War I French cover, which I never got I’ll sit down to read Star. Ch;ir 11y Foundation of cerns the strike. “ Most MOSCOW (UPI) - Yuri An­ despite his reputation as one of the Brezhnev's candidate, Konstantin tank, one of only two in the world still in operation, N O T T H A T it’s been around to before,” says another novel.” Wallingford . people are angry,’" Wall dropov's sinister image as former most open minds in the Politburo. Chernenko, in a Maywote to replace supplied by the Connecticut Arm y National Guard. easy. “I bite my finger­ Beverly Hounsell, a But some people have says. “ They are siding with head of the KGB conceals a career The ambassador of an Asian coun­ the late Mikhail Suslov as secretary nails,” says Stan Ozimek, a colleague of Regan’s at just not been able to deal Charles J. McAuley the owners. They think the UPl photo politician who could spring more try once said Andropov expressed a for ideology — the No. 2 post in the Jets fan, and employee of with lack of canned excite- ■ Chailes .1 Mc.Auley. 66. of West Remember Pitcairn MCC. players are wrong. In fact, than a" few surprises as the great interest in Buddhism. Those Kremlin. Moriarty’s. But the thing Ms. (nent evety weekend. The Hartford, died Thursday at Hartford \ REAGAN AT PRESS CONFERENCE I they were hoping the successor of Leonid Brezhnev as who know him say lie speaks good Andropov is stooped, bespectacled ‘It’s like when you quit Hounsell misses most Monday night quarter­ Hospital He was the brother of . . . “peace Is product of strength" Is there anyone who hasn’t read the classic owners would cancel the chief of the Soviet Communist P ar­ English, reads Western books and and balding, with long, gray strands smoking,” he says. “The about the Sunday games is backs have been left in the .l.mies Me.-Vule.v. Oeorge McAuley. “ Mutiny on the Bounty” ? But how much do you whole season to teach the enjoys French wines. of hair combed over his skull from first few days you’re awful the distraction they lerch. Marv Sullivan and Sarah Ridolti. all ty- know about tiny Pitcairn Island established by M r. players a lesson.” ^ Andropov, 68, was elected general But it was during Andropov’s 15- the back. nervous, but then you get provjded her while doing “ I don’t know what to of Manchester Christian and his mutineers? Wall says he has filled In secretary of the Soviet Communist year term as head of the KGB the used to' it.” unpleasant tasks. DO,” says Wilbert Hadden, Funeral services will be Monday At a recent public appearance he On Sunday at 7:30 p.m. at East Glastonbury the hours normally Party by a unanimous vote of the Soviet Union’s tiny dissident com­ Ozimek’s family, a wife throwing up his hands. .d 9 15 ,1 m from the Richard W. Reagan is seeking looked thinner than he did earlier in Methodist Qiurch, Manchester Road, Attorney “ I used to iron and watch reserved for football by Central Committee today, the of­ munity was effectively silenced •— and two sons, have reacted the football game — I got “ It’s boring.” Sheehan Funeral Home. 1084 New the year, sparking rumors he may Robert Arnold of Glastonbury will give an il­ watching the college to the void hy socializing “ Ya The Perkins Street resi­ Hntain \ve . West Hartford, with a ficial Soviet news agency Tass by criminal prosecutions and forced be seriously ill, lustrated talk about the mutiny and in particular my ironing done that way,” know, I think I'm going to miss these Sun more, he says. dent says the strike has reruns. “ It’s better than m.iss ol ('hnstian burial at 10 a.m. reported. exile. about the Island which still exists today. Ms. Hounsell says. She still day walks when the football strike Is settled." He also had international respon­ Soviet sources say he suffers from “ I take the family out been expensive for him, nothin’ ,” he says. ■ d lint Lailv ol Sorrows Churcb in improved relations But analysts I and Soviet sources Arnold has been In close contact with a sixth has to face a laundry ‘ "We used to be one big sibilities as the head of the a mysterious sickness known as the whereever they want — not the teams. To quiet II. o'ilofd. Interment will be at Mt. said they expected Brezhnev’s dual generation descendant of Fletcher Christian, the basket piled high, “ but now Armenian disease, said to be an ail­ like hikes in the woods, withdrawal symptoms, he happy family,” he says St Benediet Cemeterv in Bloom- posts as head of state and chief of Kremlin’s intelligence network — when you turn on the TV all ment striking people of that ethnic leader of the mutiny in 1789 . Tn his- talk Arnold sadly. “ We geared up by the Communist Party to be split ■one of the factors that makes him conversing with nature. they have is boxing, which has taken to the shopping ^ Held stresses the impact that this tiny, remote island in buying another TV. It’s between two men, at least initially. attractive to the military and the group, weakening them for a month When football was on, I malls. “ It costs money,” I ■;illun; hours are Saturday from 7 with Soviet Union the Pacific Ocean has upon the world. I detest.” affected business. Winter Andropov is expected to face foreign policy establishment. or two and then passing. always had an excuse to he says. to 9 p m .did Sunday from 2 to 4 Come and enjoy the talk and cider and doughnuts, While Andropov is a Russian, he is stay home. IT ’ S PO SS IB LE that their successful election strike. “ The only good time is football time, ya o 111 ,ind 7 to 9 p.m. Contributions serious challenges in trying to get Soviet sources say it was their he meets with Prim e M inister at no charge. two local politicians owe campaigns to the football thing is that I was able to THERE’S SULKING know.’ ’ By Helen Thomas the Soviet ^ on om y into shape at a support that helped him beat said to have some Armenian blood. ‘ W e’ve done a lot of '1 .0 lie iiKide lo the Kidney Founda- Menachem Begin next week. United Press International time of confrontation with the 'lon. 920 F.innington Ave., West • Asserted there " is plenty of United States. Dance to help others ilurllord 06107- evidence"' the nuclear freeze move­ WASHINGTON - President But Andropov has nearly always ment in fhe United States is being Come have fun -> and help others, courtesy of oooooooooooooobooooooor Reagan, responding to the, death of achieved success in the past, star­ Andropov no surprise direcled or manipulated by the American Legion Auxiliai^ of Post 102. I un i Ilf I liu iik - Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev, is ting his working life as a Volga boat­ Theater World .Soviet Union.- The auxiliary is sponsoring a dance featuring the Wi' would like to express our heart- calling for better relations between man and becoming a regional of­ • Said he remains convinced music of Johnny Prytko’s Good Times Band Satur­ leli ,i|ipreeiafion to the many Washington and Moscow. ficial of the Komsomol youth ""we'rd" on the right course"' for an day from 8:30 to 12:30 p.m. at the Legion Home, Irii'iids, relatives and neighbors wbo "Our two nations bear a tremen- organization at the age of 23. to White House aides economic recovery, but could not American Legion Drive. A ere so generous and kind in our re- ilinis responsiblity for peace in a That was in 1937, when Stalin's say when the nation's 10.4 percent The cost is $5 per person. Proceeds will help sup- ' eld sorrow We would also like to dangerous time. " Reagan told a WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Soviet secret police "is not like purges opened the way for the [ port auxiliary proKrams, which include Drawings are up for grabs unemployment rate will stop clim ­ III. ink 1)1 Rubin and the nurses at nationally broadcast news con- promotion of most of the men who White House was not surprised by being the president of a girls' lerence I'hUrsday. "It is my inten­ bing. scholarships to send two girls to G irl's State during .M.inehester Memori.'il Hospital lor run the Soviet Union today, the Soviets’ choice of Yuri Andropov school" and the activities of the rhere were no questions on last the summer. Bingo games for the patients at Rocky “ Signed, Peeled and tlii-ir p.dieiice tion til continue to work to improve Andropov was given a foreign as Leonid Brezhnev’s successor KGB "run the gamut from murder, week's midterm election, which was Hill and Newington veteran’s hospitals, and taking i . Delivered,’’ in which. The. Familv of our relations. " assignment after Stalin's death and because speculation had centered on espionage, terrorism.” By Glenne Currie regarded as a referenejum. on care of veterans and their families duifng the Kathrvn riiiek Reagan said he would not attend confirmed the faith of the party the form er KGB chief for the last But Haig said clearly there are UPI Lively Arts Editor Calvin Klein presents Reagan's economic program. The holidays. For tickets call Irene Pisch, 646-8858 or lirczhnev's funeral in Moscow Mon- leadership by his slick handling of few months, aides said today. some “ pluses and minuses” with a I- - designer broccoli, taco Democrats picked up 26 seats in the Mary Walker, 643-6155. RefreshmenU will be l.iy because of a schedule conflict, the Hungarian uprising of 1956. Former Secretary of State new leader replacing an ailing NEW YORK — Anyone chips, potatoes and puppy House and made a net gain of seven served. and Vice President George Bush As the ambassador to Budapest, Alexander Haig said Andropov had Brezhnev who was "not fully in con­ interested in purchasing a chow; Ryder as a civil Fire Calls would likely lead the U.S. delega­ governorships. unique theater collection rights protester reduced to .he reportedly told Hungarian the reputation as a "foreign policy trol" and could not take risks in 1’. tion ' Questions at the 14th news con­ demonstrating against the leaders Russian troops were ready guru” but declined a suggestion he dealing with the West. He said he Fairs fairs everywhere should see artist Robert ■fhe Washington Post reported ference of Reagan's presidency r* demolition of Broadway to withdraw only a few hours before was the most moderate Soviet felt President Reagan was right in Benney’s drawings, on today Reagan rejected a proposal by locused on Brezhnev, the Middle This is another fall Saturday when no one will theaters; and Sarah Weeks Manchester they invaded and crushed the revolt. leader mentioned to replace not attending Brezhnev’s funeral view by appointment Ins foreign affairs advisers that he East and unemployment — now at a lack a fair to go to. in a ballad about an old- Moving back to the Central Com­ Brezhnev. and discounted suggestions the through Nov. 19 at the Tliursikiv 12 15 p.m Woods fire take what one of them called " the qiost-Great Depression high. The annual Heritage Holiday Fair will be at fashioned doll. mittee apparatus in Moscow, he Interviewed on CBS’ “ Morning United States should make a private Kristen 'Richards l.iUi- re|)iirt'. Sheldon Road dramatic step " of attending the H.e confirmed U.S. efforts to Center Congregational Church from 9:30 a.m. to 2 As the title of the final became responsil^le for relations News,” Haig reininded Andropov dramatic gesture to the Soviets. Gallery. t F.iglith llisinet & Towni luneral. negotiate nuclear arms reduction p.m. A special attraction here will be the luncheon with socialist countries. was the Soviet ambassador to Nostalgia buffs will go number says, “ Boy, Do We Tbiirsil.iv, Hi 12 |i.m - Dumpster riie recommendation was made but said "we shouldn't delude prepared by the Men's Oub of the Church, available crazy as they browse Need it Now.” ------R eform s are expected in the Hungary when the Red Army brutal­ Helping people satisfy their needs hri' 124 U Middle Turnpike I Town I by Secretary ol Slate George Shultz ourselves. Peace is a product of from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. through his 300 original “ Some Men Need Help,” Soviet economy if he comes to ly put down the peoples’ uprising in and wants ... that what Want Ads and backed by national security ad­ strength, not of weakness — of Take a little side trip out to Ellington where the drawings and 1,300 by John Ford Noonan, power, but Andropov is no liberal 1956. He also noted that heading the are all about. viser Williain Clark, the Post said. lacing reality and not believing in Congregational Church, opposite the Green in photographs — many of which opened Oct. 28 at the Other aides', however, opposed it. false hopes ' Ellington center, is having its Farm House Fair them autographed for 47th Street Theater, starts Haberern Holding his first news conference Reagan rejected Capitol Hill from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Lunch w ill be served here Benney — of stage and off well enough with a in six weeks. Reagan refused to jiroposals from Democrats and from 11 a.m. on. drunk public relations man screen stars of the period T*\ speculate on whether the death of Republicans for a massive public Thousands waiting in line Hockanum United Methodist Church, 178 Main 1926-42. being taken in hand by a . faces new Brezhnev - the Moscow architect of works jobs program. He said the St., East Hartford, will have its Holiday Fair from Benney, a dapper sep­ mysterious neighbor who the I I S..Soviet detente with Richard programs "would only jead to a 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Go browse and have lunch, tuagenarian still doing turns out to be a boxer Nixon - might lead to increased dead end street which set's us up for prepared by the men of the church, at the “ (Jolden commissioned paintings turned racketeer turned East-West tensions. another repression. " Nugget Cafe.” and portraits in the West legit businessman. But all "What w e re doing is the only to view Brezhnev's body First Congregational (^urch. Route 30, Vernon, charges He also stressed. " We should not Side apartment he shares that happens is that the ilelude ourselves. Peace is a product course that will stimulate the will have its M erry Olde Days Holiday Bazaar from with his psychologist wife drunk dries out, then of strength, not of weakness. " economy, " he said. 9:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. Here you can enjoy a continental Celia, was a leading returns to the bottle after MOSCOW (U P I) — The widow, son and daughter of guard, conveying not an order, but encouragement to A 54-yeur-olil man charged On other matters, Reagan: On the Middle East, he termed the breakfast from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m., and lunch a little newspaper illustrator of hearing his estranged wife Leonid Brezhnev viewed his open coffin today and linger as long as desired. Still, the line moved quickly. repo.ilediv In recent months with • Vowed to reject any " make- continued erection of settlements by •later. the period. His drawings accepted condolences from Soviet leaders, including his The turnout, though not spontaneous, was impressive making obscene pbone calls was work" jobs program, but said he is Israel in the W est'Bank a "'hin­ First Congregational (2iurch, 837 Main St., East appeared in all the big New as people moved two abreast through a funnel of securi­ has drowned in a swim­ .irresied again Tbursdav after considering a plan to boost the drance " to peace efforts in the Mid­ successor as Communist Party boss, Yuri Andropov. Hartford, will have its Holiday Craft Show, from 10 York papers: the World, ty guards comprised of police, KGB officers and army ming pool. Excellent work allegedly making obsene calls to federal gasoline tax a nickel a gallon dle East and said a solution should The private viewing of Brezhnev’s remains took place a.m. to 4 p.m. , Post, Herald Tribune, UPI soldiers. by Philip BosCo as the the poliee dispatcher to finance a ipassive road and mass be based on proposals he has put before ordinary Soviet citizens were allowed into the Times, the Brooklyn From Red Square up Gorky Street to Pushkin Square, stranger, with Treat I'olice are also seeking a warrant transit rebuilding project. forth - beginning with the recogni- House of Unions off Red Square. The fam ily’s visit was Eagle. the heart of the capital was eerily quiet and empty Mobile bake sale Williams as the drunk. for Ins arrest in connection with • Promised he would not support , tion of Israel's right to exist. shown later on television. He was the A1 Hirschfeld But he turned aside the question of Viktoria Petrovna Brezhnev, 74, sat between her son, behind the security lines. ANYONE INTERESTED IN BUYINQ^lEATpR COLLECTIBLES? “Do Lord Remember obscene call- to Manchester any changes in the Social Security Wouldn’i you rather spend your tim e this of his day, but would sniff Yuri, 49. and daughter, Galina, 53, a few feet to the right Buses brought workers from*offices and factories tb . . . artist Robert Benney’s drawings up for sale Me,” which opened Oct. 24' Memorial Hospital al.so made early system that would xut benefits to whether he would get tougher and weekend raking leaves, playing golf —pr anything at the comparison. impose sanctions against the of Brezhnev’s wreath and bannerbedecked bier. assembly points at least two miles from Dom YSoyuzov, at the American Place Thursdav morning before he was ap­ those now drawing on the federal but indoors slaving over a hot stove? “ I cohsidered mydelf an government of Prime Minister Mrs. Brezhnev wore a black veil and remained seated or the' House of Unions, where the body lay in state. Theater, is a dramatization prehended He was charged with pension program. Worry np more. The Instructors of the Han­ illustrator,” he Mid with Menachem Begin. as Andropov and other members of the country’s ruling One woman explained that the reaction to the death in Exxon (when it was Stan­ the author. by James DeJongh of inter­ iiar.issmenl • Said he will not take a dicapped w ill be buzzing around town in brightly dignity in an interview. period :--Greta Garbo, Eva His wartirhe paintings "'It is .not good diplomacy to be Politburo stepped forward one by one to kiss her and her 1953 of Josef Stalin had been mayhem and that the tight dard Oil of New Jersey), ' The JRT production views in the 1930s with ex­ Kind Haberern of 59 Birch St. and " threatening■" stance toward Israel, decorated cars, Saturday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., His work, is ,mostly Le Gallienne, Helen Hayes, later were exhibited at the threatening and I don't believe that daughter and shake hands with Yuri. orchestration of this week’s ceremonies was meant to General Foods, Western handles the many scenes slaves about their pre-Civil Apt 17 ,it 702 Main St . was arrested despite its expansion of settlements selling homemade baked goods. naturalistic, sometimes Monty Woolley, the National Gallery, the is necessary," he said. ® Thousands of Soviet citizens stood in a miles-long line guarantee calm and order. Electric. and flashbacks neatly with War experiences. The at 5 22 a m while allegedly making in occupied Arab territories, when All proceeds will go to lOH Pool Fund to build a slightly exaggerated but Barrymores, the Beerys, Metropolitan Museum of to enter the House of Unions and pay their final respects Two young women said they were in line for five hours If you’re interested in the use of scrims and result is a sometimes his Iasi call of the day - his fifth or pool that w ill be easily accessible to the han­ never enough to be con­ the Fairbankses, Ruth Gor­ Art and other galleries. to the Soviet leader. before they reached the entrance to the pastel green and seeing the collection, with lights, and has some good moving collection of sixth to the woman dispatcher, dicapped. sidered a cartoon or don, Bela Lugosi, the They and other paintings white masonry building. a view to possibly buying, performances, especially characterizations which is police .said. Only Brezhnev’s face could be seen amid the floral caricature. young James Stewart, now reside in many public Public viewing began at 1 p.m., but members of the exhibiting or touring it, by Kathy Rossetter as of more value as a I’olice said he was arrested at a tributes, which included messages of farewell from his Now he wants to sell his George S. Kaufman. collections, including the Europeans predict wife, children and grandchildren. party, government and m ilitary elite passed through phone the gallery at 212 Maggie. 'Hie play still falls documentary than as phone booth near 709 Main St,, out­ Miracle evening collection, hoping someone Corcoran Gallery in "To Our Dear Father,” read one message. “ From before the doors were opened to ordinary citizens. 888-7618 for information. between stools, however, drama. I was bothered by side his residence. He has been will donate it to a universi­ Washington, D.C., the Some people have called the meeting “ an evening with the first act con­ some oM he ” 01’ Massah” arrested there before, police said. Loving Grandchildren,” said another. ty or museum. ^ A prize In the photo Seattle Art Museum, the of miracles.” And the miracles are coming to cerned mostly with Quen­ dialogue, doubtless ac­ Haberern has been arrested at "F rom the Ministry of Defense,” said the most “ I ’ve had it for many collection is one of Garbo Standard Oil Collection and an East-West thaw prominent wreath at the foot of the bier. Manchester on Saturday at 7:S0 p.m. in the high | tin’s loss of self-confidence curate but incongruous least twice before for similar calls, years and I ’ve enjoyed it dedicated by her to the Mariners’ Museum in THE Novam ber 1982 school auditorium, com er o f EUwt Middle Turnpike O ff Broadway in brief: in his relationships and today, to say the least. and at one time was charged with The coffin was surrounded by an honor guard of and now I think it’s Benney. Newport News, Va. and Brookfield Street. Arthur M iller’s 1963 loyalties and his search for “ Love in the Dark,” a eight counts of harassment for LONDON (U PI) — Statesmen and a road of moderation and m ilitary commanders and, at one end of the high- CONSUMER GUIDE somebody else’s turn,” he “ I did a couple of The service will be conducted by singing “ A fter the F a ll,” which is love, and the second act domestic comedy by Joel calling the .Meadows Convalescent analysts in Europe and the Middle cooperation.” ceilinged ballroom, an orchestra played solemn Mid. sketches of her,’’ he HI8HEST RATED evangelist Grace DiRiccari, a recMt guest on assumed to be largely now more than ever Gross which in other times Home. East predicted a revival of East- In Bonn, form er West German classical music. “ Besides, I must make recalled. “ I remember one After the war his work Channel S’s P M Magazine. She w ill be accompanied devoted a^ost entirely to might have been produced According to the report written by West detente after Leonid Chancellor Helmut Schmidt, who "D on’t be in a hurry, don’t be in a hurry,” said a room in m y apartment for tim e when she was coming appeared in the big by the musical group “ Vessels of Christ.” the Quentin-Maggie on Broadway, opened Nov. the arresting officer, Richard Brezhnev's death and said often served as a mediator between new work. to town and her press agent magazines: True, Saturday autobiographical and with Many participants in the healing services have history. 1 at the Actors and Direc­ Busick, Haberern was giving,the Washington may determine who the Eastern and Western blocs, said “ I’m working on and I were rushing around Evening Post, Reader’s the character of Maggie claimed cures from illnesses. The poblic Is invited | tors Theater. It concerns a customary phone call and, "believe wins the Kremlin power struggle to he saw no major long-term change etching now, something trying to find a Pierce Digest. He did com­ based on Marilyn Monroe, The RALEiaH R10 to the event, and there is no admission charge- opened Oct. 17 at the “ M a r t in C h a r n in ’ s successful woman soap^ it or not. he called the dispatcher succeed him. in Soviet defense policies. I ’ve wanted to dd.” Arrow. It was the only type missioned paintings and il­ MK III Upstairs at O’Neals’ 43rd,” opera script writer, her ex- again and began to talk obscene. At Former British Prime Minister "M y guess is the Soviet leadership Benney was studying of car she cared to drive in. lustrations and visual "es- Jewish Repertory Theater aiMl which opened Oct. 28, is a this time his call was cut short ,by James Callaghan warned the United will now try to pursue a line of con­ painting at New York’s ‘life finally found one.” M ys for industry, including in a version shortened by husband who has made ’"bSyr 9 onl fast, funny M tlric revue millions as an artist, her thi.s-officer ' States and the West against acting tinuity in security policy — certain­ •149^ National Academy of In 1942 Benney became FACTORY.iC' overflowing with talent by niece who gets a role in the Busick reported that Haberern too tough too quickly with ly they will try to present an image Design and the Art an accreditiro txMirespon- 'oM *lniM einlt 4 iREBATB six performers and duo show, and a young writer said he had also called the Federal Brezhnev's heirs. of continuity,” he said. -lO k iK L Students League when he dent and cMnbat artist in pianists. The 18 songs and hired to help her. It isn’t Bureau of Investigation Thursday If Washington takes “a hard Some European analysts saw the N o w got his first newspaper the Pacific, a colleague of skits, by Chamin and a host funny.------'and had the number memorized. aggressive line ... I have no doubt eventual new Moscow leadership FINAL COST commission. Thomas H u t Benson and Bad news for people who haven’t wa havt fliMi, and at tht bMt prlees V •139** of collaborators, are most­ Reginald Marsh. Bad news for people who He was detained on a $250 bond the military faction will prevail” in seeking to mend fences with sc QET AN EAILV LOOM COPPER, RED, BLUE “ I bugged Alexander ordered their tickets for “ C al#” yetf “ I did series of paintings ly comic and refreshing haven’t ordered their and was expected to be presented in the Kremlin power struggle, Washington, if only temporarily, • MMtollMbw . WooUcott for a long while M Tin iM Nit M m W t’n E w r S M TM i N w top price for evening performances and aimed at a New York tickets for “ Cats” yet: top .Manchester .Superior Court today. Callaghan said Thursday in London. while it secured its internal control about doing drawings for on naval aviation, combat price for evening pefor- "It is extremely important what of the Soviet Union. The World, and he finally medicine, and amphibious has been incibasedfrom $40 to $45 — Layaway Now mances has been increased the West and what Am erica does Editor Mohsen Mohammed of ask^ me to do one,” he operations, and worked for the highest in town. The good news/ audience. SlOJM MOLL the A ir Force in Africa and I particularly liked: from $40 to^ $45 — the. over the next few months.” Cairo’s A1 Gomhouria newspaper said. ‘••wry elsewhere on what they the prodtscers at one time considered “ (Sancun,’’ In which highest in tovm. Swap canceled In Stockholm, Swedish "Prime predicted revived detente because ■ For 16 years thereafter mu called ‘The Free Yforld Richard Ryder bemoans > The good news: the The Ski, Skate and Sled Swap, Minister Olof Palm e said he hoped any emerging Soviet leader will th ( n^Ml< | 2 Main St M.incti(‘stor ■ ^ Benney m et and sketched making it $50. thing’* Perimeter,’” he said. . "I the'fact that “ There’s no producers at one tim e con­ which was to be conducted Saturday the “ period of uncertainty” would need about five years to consolidate do««tfawo *i*TiclUrt«r' a| 6 1 t .'111 I) 111 i'l'lM EvAngelitt Qracc DlBloiiarl At Work and bMam e friends with, FARR’S don’t know what it meant. ” cocaine'in Cancun;’’ sidered making it^ $50. at the Mahoney Recreation Center, “ not lead to further polarization in his grip at home, and needs no Onrn Il.nlv 9 9 it tn C the great names of the .pum w iii has been canceled. world politics and that they will take problems abroad at the same time. 12 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Fri- Nov. 12, 1982 Watts' perfoimance a momentous experience

Pianist Andre Watts jojned the the orchestra and Maestro Fran tion of the folk tune thain theme of work, causing Haydn’s subsequent well-displayed. The cumulative. Hartford Symphony Or^estra to Winograd. the movement. ^ development of material to be less effect of the Finale was particularly perform the Tchaikovsky B-flat There was one hint of an adver­ This stunning finale to the work impressive. satisfying. ■ Sui)da)' druiTcb ‘Hi minor Piano Concerto thip week. sarial relationship between pianist was greeted with thunderous Sound Rounding out the first half of the Unfortunately, Winograd chose to One felt, during his appearance, that and conductor when, in the last applause, accompanying many well- Tl)c Broiviistoi)c program was a fine performance of omit the 24th variation. His reply, there was no more exciting place to movement, Watts made his first deserved bows by both soloist and • Our Mtique buffet abound* with fresh fruits, sfraw- Criticism a work which deserves more when asked about the omission was A Fine Guide To Weekiy Dining be. It was. truly a momentous solo entrance at a slightly faster orchestra. wrries Chantilly» and our pastry chefs creatipns — muf* frequent playing. The “ Symphonic that it was a “ subjective decisio^’ ” ***''«*<'l*h* And nut breads — still warm from the oven. experience, one in which tim e tempo than that of the orchestra. It David L. Almond THE PROGRAM OPENED with Variations” of Antonin Dvorak is on his part. • On the dessert side you'll find cheesecake, chocolate* ■passed unn^iced. was as if he had. issued a playful a somewhat less than scintillating based on a curious little theme Missing measures notwithstan­ ntoutse, napoleons, fresh cakes, and more — It's all In­ Watts is a master. He played the challenge. cluded in the price of your brunch! performance of Franz Joseph derived from a work he wrote for ding, a gala event like this, with an daylights out of the work. His com­ The orchestra accepted, and the • Treat yourself to our Brownstone Special — a tender Haydn's Symphony No. 95 in C men’s chorus. artist of the stature o f Andre Watts, filet ^pped with a poached egg. artichoke hearts, and mand of the octave passages which music burned its way to the point featuring thia week... minor. True to form, so to speak, deserved a house full to ■m othej^ In a rich Bearnalee sauce — or try our thick fill the work was heroic. He treated Whdre Tchaikovsky suspends the Winograd chose to omit the repeat The theme is transformed in a overflowing. Curiously this was not cuts of French toast served with New Hampshire maple the delicate areas with clarity of motion and begins to throw ayrup — or sefect another one of our enticing entrees. with marvelous control, gradually of the exposition in the first move­ series of 27 variations and the work the case. Those present however, tone and well-balanced phrasing and thematic fragments back and forth building in intensity to the place concludes with a Finale in which the • Your first Bloody Mary. Screwdriver, or glass of Cham- ment. were granted a moment of rare pegne Is on the house and all other brunch libations are Arrange Now for your Christmas Party dynamics. At all times he was between woodwinds and strings over where the soloist bursts out with a theme is treated as a fugue subject. Again, he robbed the listener of delight and their response was a Happy Hour priced! i i am % pm at Cavey's where the food securely 'in command, both as a a dominant pedal. fiendish octave passage which the opportunity to gain a secure The work was an impressive heart-warming conclusion to a fIBMItVATIONS RICOMMINOID Is part of the celebration soloist and as a willing partner with The orchestra played this passage ushers in the hymnlike transforma­ tonal and theniatlc grasp of the showcase in which the players w ere thrilling evening. ASYLUM a TRUMMIU STS. 82B-1171 DOMfHTOlim HARTFIMD j^'EAST CENTER SJREET»M.MCHESTER«B43-2761

• Rockville General Hospital, Rockville: Wllhelmlna W erkhoven,' director of the physical DAVIS FAMILY .therapy department at the hospital, will speak at a • ^ sighianim eb : NOW SERVING BEER & W INE breakfast lecture Wednesday In the hospital cafeteria at 6 a.m. The cost is $3.75 for breakfast. Reservations Cinem a — Friday Special — necessary. (872-0501). RESTAtiRANt _ • Real Art Ways, Hartford: Vito AcconcI, art In­ Theater Muisic novator, will talk and make a slide presentation 21 Oak St., Manchester 646-2571 Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at RAW, 40 State St., Hartford. FRESH FISH •3.99 Reception after the talk. Donation is $3 and $2 for H an ford 9:45; Sat and Sun 2:20, Breakfast Special — Saturday Spaclal — / Atheneum Cinema — 4:45, 7:30, 9:45. - students. University of Hartford students will be ad­ (2 Egg*. homafrlM, • East Catholic High, Mancheator: Little Theater of ”• Emanuel Lutherart Church, Manchester: The mitted free with an I.D. card. (525-5S21). Singin in the Rain Fri-Sun Creepshow (R ) ,Fri 7:20, LARGE USDA o M f | | | Manchester will present "A Funny Thing Happened on Borealis Wind Quintet, Sunday at 4 p.m. at the church, • 8t. Joseph College, H artlon^earvKIlbourne will 7:30 with Bombshell Frl 9:55; Sat and Sun 2, 4:25, toast, cottas) the Way to the Foruro," today and Saturday at 8:30 60 Church St. Tickets, at $4, will be available at the speak Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the college. "The Naked 9:30; Sat and Sun 5:30, 7:20, 9:55. - On Golden CHOICE STEAK p.m. In the school auditorium. Tickets are $6 with door. Truth: Advertising’s Image of Women." (232-4571). 9:30. Wee Willie Winkie Sat Pond (P G ) F ri 7:35, 9:35; Check Our DaMy Luncheon Spedak above served w/Dotato A «alad special group, student and senior citizen rates. (649- • Center Church House, Hartford: Roy A. Mueller, • Center Church, Hartford: Robinson W. Buck and and Sun 2. Sat and Sun 2:30,4:50,7:35, Opan Mon - Sat from 6:00 A.M. playing English horn and oboe, accompanied by Cinema City —; Last 9236). Roberta L. Roy ’’’82 Hooker Trek," Tuesday at noon as 9:35. — National Lam­ Sunday 7 A.M. - Noon CMJNM n J O * n i T RS OfFI-RR 649-54S7 • RHAM High School, Hebron: The Podium Charlotte Bagnall, pianist, at the Wednesday Noon part of the luncheon series of the church, 60 Gold St. Tango in Paris (X) Fri 7, poon’s Gass Reunion (R ) Players will present “If a Man Answers,’’ today and Repertory of the church, 60 Gold St. Bring your own $2.50 Call the church house before 4 p.m. on Monday 9:45; Sat and Sun 1:30, Fri 7:15, 9:15; Sat'taqd Sun A Brunch of Distinction Saturday and also on Nov. 19 and 20 at 8 p.m. In the lunch or call for lunch reservations, (249-5831). (249-5631). 4:15, 7. 9:45. - Enter the 2:25, 4:35, 7:15, 9 : 1 5 . - An THE FUN PLACE TO BEI” high school. ' • Hokua Pokua Arts, Pomfret: Hokus Pokus Arts Dragon (R ) F ri 7:40; Sat 3, O fficer and a Gmtleman ★ ENTERTAINMENT PLUS ★ • Long Wharf Thaater, NAw Haven; “Open Ad­ will present Preston Reed In concert Nov. 18 on Peter­ 7:40 with ITie Exorcist (R ) (R ) Fri7;20, 9:50; Sat and MR HOURS 7- ladqr— M 6rudiil|h missions" Is playing through Nov. 21 at the theater, son Road, Pomfret Center. Reed accompanies Fri 9:30; Sat 4:55,9:30. An­ Sun 2:05, 4:40,7:20,9:50.— Brunch at Covey's is different, OS---.--- W-l--* SSt^A Mon-Frl. MOliy^lMln li^ 222 Sargent Drive. For show time and ticket Informa­ himself on the six and 12-strlng guitar. Desserts, nie Hall (P G ) Sun 2:50, E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial You're waited-on. Soft guitar music tion call (787-4282). coffee, teas and cider available. Tickets $4 and can be 7:20 with Manhattan (R ) (P G ) Fri 7, 9:25; Sat and 4 :3 0 -7 :3 0 . TUESDAY DRAFT NIRHT • Yale Repertory Theater, New Haven: “Hello and held if $4 Is mailed to the center. (974-1822). Sun 4:50, 9. Tex (P G ) Fri Sun 2:10, 4:30, 7, 9:25. gentles the air. You're served; baskets of ‘ T a v e r n BOe DRAFTS, 2Sa HOT DOOR Goodbye,” Is playing at the theater, 222 York St., • University of Conrecticut, Storrs: Award-wlpnlng 7:10, 9:10; Sat and Sun Manehealer fresh fruit, champagne mimosa or Reader'a Choice of Connecticut WEDNESDAY through Nov. 20. Performances Monday through pianist Andre-MIchel Schub, Tuesday at 8 p.m. at 2;30, 4:30,7;10,9;10. — The UA Theaters East — Et Cetera Bloody Mary, antipasti, incomparable Th ree LADIES NIRHT Friday at 8 p.m.; Saturdays, 8:30 p.m. with a Nov. 17 Jorgensen Auditorium on the university campus. Chosen (PG) Fri 7:20, National Lampoon’s Class Magaaine'a 1982 Beat American Food matinee at 2 p.m. (436-3164). (486-4226). 9:35; Sat and Sun 2:15, Reunion (R ) FVi 7:10, 8:45, and Moat Romantic in Hartford entrees, delightful dolci,caffe Penny Pub 2F0R1 TM TIL CLOSINO • Trinity Rep Theater,- Rhode Island: “The Web,” • Hartford Conservatory, Hartforrj: Jean Tai, " • County Canter, White Plains, N.Y.: Antique show 4:45, 7:20, 9:35. 10:30; Sat and Sun 2, 3:40, County! Ta BI F onrj Ta p tlinesludio — The (From 1 1 ;0 0 a.m.-2;OC p.m. T h n ^ - t o y U m Jw will end Its performances Nov. 14 at the downstairs violinist and Denise Hamilton, pianist, will present a runs through Nov. 14 at the center. Junction of Bronx 5:20, 7:10, 8:45, 10:30. - violin and piano recital Saturday at 2 p.m. In the Atomic Cafe Fri and Sat .•Sunday^Champagne Brunch FrMi)-la theater, 201 Washington St., Providence, R.l. Perfor­ River Parkway and Central Avenue, 1 to 10 p.m. dally; The Rocky Horror Picture every Sunday) Connecticut Room of the Wadsworth Atheneum. 7:30 with Eraserhead Fri Monclw.t*f E Nmm to M.r M vaaf— ■■■ mv/m mances are at 8 p.m. (401-351-4242). noon to 6 p.m., Sunday. Admission Is $3. Free parking Show (R ) Fri and Sat mid­ • Lunch • Dinner and Sat 9:15. — Christ HTdBi ow i m MRNap • Hole-in-lhe-Wall Theater, New Britain: “Arsenic Program features Sonata In Q. minor by Franz and food service. (914-634-8270). night. - Tex (P G ) Fri 7:30, . 1 Stopped at Eboli Sun 7:30. 2300. Main St.» Glaotonbury • 659*0366 ’Sunday Dinner, 3 :0 0 p.m. - 8 :0 0 p.m. and Old Lace," Is playing through Nov. 27 at the Schubert, Ludwig Vo t Beethoven’s Kreutzer Sonata, • University of Connocticut, Storrs: "The Lavender 9:30; Sat and Sun 2, 4, 6, 8, East H artford theater. 36 North St.. New Britain. Admission Is by and Sonata In D. Minor by Johannes Brahms. (246- Hill Mob," a 1951 black and white film, tonight at 8 In 10. — Dawn of the Drad Celebrated Northern Italian menu donation. 2588). Eastwood Pub & (R ) Fri and Sat midnight. Von der Mehden Hall on the campus of the University ITALIAN FOOD FIZZA entrees from $8 25 • Asylum Avenue Baptist Church, Hartford: Cinema — Jinxed (RXFrl- — Tim e Bandits (P G ) Fri • Naubuc School, Glastonbury: “The Fantastlcks,” of Connecticut. Charge Is $2. (486-2106). L u i g i ’i American black and \lwhlte spirtiuals, Appalachian, Sun 7:15, 9:15. 7:15, 9:30, 12; Sat 2:15, a, CflnU PALACE • Civic Center, Hartford: Antiques show opens is playing Nov. 18 through 21 at the Naubuc School Poor Richard's Pub & English and Irish folk and Mattie Groves (ballad) Sun­ today at noon In the Civic Center and continues to 9 4:30, 7:15, 9:30, 12; Sun Arrange Now lor jroiir Chriahnet party et Cavey’e, SpecMhhi in Snehuan I Mndatki Cuitine auditorium, Griswold Street, Glastonbury. Tickets are day by the Hartford Conservatory of Music, at the Cinema — Uinxed (R ) Fri p.m. the same hours will be on Saturday. Sunday 2:15, 4:30, 7:15, 9:30. where the food t o pert of the celebration $2 for adults and $1.50 for students. Senior citizens church In Hartford at 4 p.m. (246-2588). and Sat 7:30, 9:30, 12; Sun •Dally Luncheon A Dinner hours will be noon to 7 p.m. Admission Is $3. (563- Mansfield admitted free with a reserved ticket. (659-2711). • Bushnell Memorial, Hartford: Isaac Stern and 3:30, 5:30, 7:30, 9:30. |,, FIRST STOP LOUNGE 9975). Translux College M e b r^ Our 5th Andyet^ ___ Eugene Istomin a special pre-recording concert of .Showcase Cinemas — 45 East Center St., Manchester, CT 643-2751 • Creative Arts Workshop, New Haven: The annual Cinema — Jekyll & H ^e Lounge is now • Hartford Stage Company, Hartford: “The Great First Blood (R ) Fri 1:10, lioNue COUPON Beethoven violin sonatas, Sunday at 3 p.m. at celebration of American Crafts opens today at the Together Again (R) Fri Magoo," opens today at the Stage Company, SO 7:15, 9:35, 11:45; Sat 1;10, “OPEN FOR LUNCH” • 10% OFF w/MS-30 Purchase Bushnell Memorial. (246-6807). workshop, 80 Audubon. St. and continues through 7:15,9; Sat and Sun 2,3:45, Church St. It will continue through Dec. 19. Show 3;10, 5:10,7;15,9:35,11:45; ^, Daily SpeciaU Dec. 23. Hours are Tuesday through Saturdays. 11 5:30, 7:15, 9. - La Cage • 13% OFF w/*31-50 Purchase times are Tuesdays through Thursdays, 8 p.m.; Sun 1:10, 3:10, 5:10, 7:15, 1 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sundays, 2 to 5 p.m. (562-4927). Aux FoUes; Fri 7; Sat2:30, • 1S%OFFw/'51 Aup Fridays and Saturdays, 8:30 p.m.; Sundays, 7:30 p.m. • Gillette Castle, Beet Haddem: The castle hours 9:35. — An O fficer and a 7 with The Boys in the Exphetlon Nov. 24, 1922 and matinee. 2:30 p.m. plus Wednesday matinees at 2 Gentleman (R) Fri 1:50, have bM n extended this year. It will remain open Band Sat 4:15, 8:50. — Not Valid on ____| p.m. (527-5151). j 7:20, 9:45, 12; Sat 1:50, Weekends through Dec. 19. It is located on Route 148 Canterbury Tales (X ) Sun 4:30, v:20, 9:45, 12; Sun 39 NSW London Tpka. Glastonbury and can be reached by car or by taking the ferry from 2:30, 7 with Arabian Nights 1:50, 4:30,7:20,9:45.-T h e (Qian Lochan Mall) 633-5S08 Lectures Chester. (566-2304). (X ) 4:35, 9:10. 706 HARTFORD RD., MANCHESTER CALL 649-8325 Missionary (R ) Fri 1:20, • Ellln^on Congregational Church, Ellington: The Vernon 7:20, 9:35, 11:30; Sat 1:20, church, located across from the green In Ellington Cine 1 A 2 — Annie 3:20,5:05,7:20,9:35,11:30; Center, - Farmhouse Fair, Friday from 7 to 8:30 p.m. (P G ) Fri 7, 9:16; Sat 1:30, Your Restaurant Sun 1:20, 3:20, 5:05, 7:20, and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Luncheon Satur­ 7,9:15, Sun 1:30, 4, 7,9:15. • Town a Country Club, Hartford: Terry Gamer, 9:35. — Creepshow (R ) Fri day starting at 11 a.m. -- Dragonalayer (PG) Sat VILLAGE PUB 1:40, 7:30, 9:50, 12; Sat Dance publisher of seven area newspapers, will speak • Hockanum United Methodist Church, East Hart­ and Sun 2. — Fast Tim es at Wednesday at a Wine and Cheese meeting of Women 1:40, 4:25, 7:30, 9:50, 12; ford: Annual holiday fair Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 Ridgemont High (R) Fri aid RESTAUIUNT In Commuunicatlons, Town and County Club, 22 Sun 1:40, 4:25,7:30,9:50.- Can Be Featured Here. p.m. at the church, 178 Main St. Lunch available. and Sat 7:15, 9:30; Sun 5, Woodland St., Hartford. $7.50 for members and E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial • First Congregational Church, East Hartford; 837 7:15. 9:30. $10.50 for non-members. (674-9061). (PG) Fri 1, 7:15, 9:40, DMLY UMCHION SPEHIILS • University of Connecticut, Storrs: Pllobolus Main St. Annual holiday craft show Saturday from 10 • St. Joseph College, West Hartford: The final In a 11:45; Sat 12:50, 2:55, 5:05, Willimantic Dance Theater of modern dance, Jorgensen a.m. to 4 p.m. No.admission charge. Refreshments on lecture series on the rich heritage of Hartford 7:15,9:40,11:45; Sun 12:50, Jillson Square Cinema Com plete Dinner *2.50 Auditorium on the university campus, today and sale. Become Part of our Wednesday from 10:30 a.m. to noon at the college. 2:55, 5:05, 7:15, 9:40.- M y — Creepshow (R ) Fri 6:50, Saturday at 8 p.m. For tickets and Information call * • University of Connecticut, Storrs: The Women’s (232-4571). ^ Favorite Year (PG) Fri 9:15; ^ t and Sun 1:50, HAPPY HOUR 4-7 MON.-FRI. Center, Job strategy workshop Monday from 6:30 to (486-4226). ( • University of Hartford, Hartford: Dr. Maxine 1:15, 7:25, 9:50, 11:35; Sat 4:15,6:50, 9 :1 5 . - NaUonal 8:30 p.m. at the center on the university campus. Weekly Dining Guide. •Draft Beer A Mixed Drinks Price Morphls, assistant professor of philosophy, "The 1:15, 3:15, 5:15, 7:25, 9:50, Lampoon’s Class Reunion Workshop fee Is $10, reduced rates for UConn Challenge of the Creative Machine," Wednesday 11:35; Sun 1:15, 3:15, 5:15, ( R ) F r l 7 , 9:10; Sat and Sun students and senior citizens. (486-4738). during the early morning discussion and breakfast. 7:25, 9:50. — Monsignor 2, 4:10, 7, 9 : 1 0 . - Jekyll Si 501 E. Middle Trnpk. 646-9457 • St. Peter's Church, South Windsor: The church. 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 The program starts at 8 p.m. In the faculty dining room (R ) Fri 1:40, 7:10, 9:35, Hyde Together Again (R) Sand Hill Road, annual fall bazaar Saturday from 9:30 To list events of the Gengras Student Union. $5 per breakfast. 11:50; Sat 1:40, 4:20, 7:10, 7,9:10; Sat and Sun 2,4:10, a.m. to 2 p.m.. No admission charge. Lunch will be • University of Connecticut, Storrs: "Making Ends 9:35, 11:50; Sun 1:40, 4:20, 7, 9:10. — The Missionary available. Meet: Money Management for Women," Is the topic of 7:10,9:35.-Jekyll AHyde (R ) Fri 7:10, 9:15; Sat and T o list events in this weekiy caiendar of • First Congregational Church of Vernon, Vernon: LUNCHEON SPECIALS Check Out Our discussion for the meeting Tuesday at 12:30 at the Together Again (R) Fri Sun 2:10, 4:15, 7:10, 9:15. “where to go and what to do," submit them The church, located on Route 30, Merry Olda Days Women’s Center on the campus. (486-4738). 1:25, 7:40, 9:55, 11:40; Sat Holiday Bazaar, Saturday from 9:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. LUNCHEON SPECIALS by Monday at noon to Entertainment Editor, • Immanuel Congregational Church, Hartford: 1:25, 3:10, 4:50, 7:40, 9:55, 6REAT FOOO-6RUT PRICp Continental breakfast from 9:30 to 11:30 and hot dogs The Manchester Herald, Herald Square, P.O. William McLInn, as Mark Twain, will discuss war and 11:40; Sun 1:25, 3:10, 4:50, will be served at lunch time. Box 591, Manchester, CT 06040. peace Issues on Saturday at the church, Farmington 7:40, 9:30. * • Wadsworth Atheneum, Hartford: Wine auction Avenue and Woodland Street at 7:30 p.m. $3.50 and Enfield . and party fundraiser with celebrity guests, from 6 to 9 $1.50 for senior citizens and students. (633-4712). Cine 1,2,3,4,S’& 6 — 11** AM - 3 PM p.m. at the atheneum. (549-5527). •AAOAINMATINIf DAILY First Blood (R) Fri 7:30, PmtTlWOWQMiY $2.59 Mon-Friday Preaentt I ! II I I- I K J h s i a f i La Strada West ABC looks to Broadway for talent 471 HARTFORD RD. .43..1.5 ■ • • .( Ml THE PUMPERNICKEL PUB XSSIg. O F m a v ;h k s t f r Mon-Thur 5:30 AM - 10 PM Frl A Sot 51 11 13 M in i Sun 51 S P.M. wy. s, t, 121 OAKLAND COMMONS PHONE CurUHn: 9:30 By Kenneth R. Clark "It's magic we’re them on hold and groomed In the theater, where had kissed his way through NEXT TO ECONOMY ELECTRIC 643PUBB UPl TV Reporter looking for,” said Pudney them for eventual star­ aspirants recommended by several hundred in search EMt Catholic Mch Y E M L i^ as one candidate after dom. of a prince. “ You sit here A*-----a---- A— agents or personal HMCnMIBi NEW YO R K - All along another took the small Only at ABC does the managers w aiM nervous­ and they come and they go, m n u m u t 6or1 M ic $8 Broadway, the word was stage at the Lamb's studio system still exist ly in the wings for their and all of a sudden. — Wards A Music by' Polynesian out — ABC was conducting theater to do his or her and Pudney, who runs his four minutes on stage, ‘W ow !’ Stephen Sondheim HOUSEOFCHUN6 I t s annual talent search, stuff. search all year to maintain Chinese Crosby called for act after Finding a buyer for spor­ firciip IM$’$ combing the ranks of show ' Each one had'four a talent pool of 12 to 14 who Directed by — N«>w*iar>— I ffiliiririff (tulheiitic l‘olyru‘siiu\ act. Some were good. Some ting goods is easy when you bifKM9-9238 business for the movie and minutes , to make that eventually will find Fred T. Bttsh III b w m e a u m itiid ( (tntoWpsf Speridllii'.i American were mediocre. Some were advertise in Classified. television series stars of magic. themselves cast in series, patently awful. I \ n i H />/^/^^ ^ ;<• A- tomorrow. “ Through the parade, as movies or soap operas, ob- He was looking for H n i l W fK - RSBTAUWANT Cocktail Lounge X (.OUMSa Sharks converge upon a it passes by, someone ..viously was enjoying magic, and Suddenly, irnmiMiL •> / wounded tuna with no less jumps out. and that’s the himself. magic happened. YOU CAN BE — — SHOwhari— l a gusto than do aspiring ac­ person w e’re looking for,” He already has launched Scott Grimes is 10, in- U H iiM m b N ^ 'y g r ^ tors and actresses upon said Pudney. “ Out of this careers for such up-and- candescently red-haired HEALED! such a cattle call. Young group, I ’d hope to get half- comers as Ann Jillian, and already establishqd on 363 BROAD ST. 179 TOLUND TFKE. Donna Dixon, Gordon and old, they beat a path 1,- a-dozen we can sign to Broadway. Under Crosby’s (emoUonsllr. 8plrhusHy. and Phraleallr). ris Manchester MANCHESTER 000 strong to the doorstep development contracts.” Thompson and Emma critical eye, be ran through — moMmari- of Gary L. Pudney, ABC’s No one really has held a Samms. He likes making a cutting from “A Thou­ 8INQINQ EVANGELIST GRACE DIBICCARI 6 4 9 - 4 9 5 8 643-9529 senior executive in charge job like Pudney’s since the people feel good and sand Gowns” as though he has mlnlstarad GOD’t healing power of talent, and his chief golden age of Hollywood nothing makes them feel owned the play. throughout the world for over eight years. talent scouts, John Crosby when studios signed up better than fame and for­ “ You’ve got to kiss a lot You've a ^ n her on TVs P. M. m aqatim p f " l e t ’s GET ACQUAINTED ‘ ■ and Randy James. “contract players,” kept tune. of frogs,” said Crosby, who swwngri— and read In the national news|9apers and ifa Urn magazines atiout the thousands who are anarwet 'O f *' healed as she prays for them. RE8T4AJRANT Now, see her In person and find healing and UMDITUMANIb ' i. 2 5 % . . i Itrrh #t. Itttt BOTTI FRUIT FARM I^’ieritaikhoijimyfmrI Singing Evangellet LHNCIMflEII I OUR FOOD MENU AND OUP HIT.AND RUN | peace from Jesus. Qr ITAUAN^UMtSICAN CUISINC -A U eVEMNn 8PECIAL8-000D THRU NOV. 13 iraoe WIICALIZIRO IN: I QUICK LUNCH TO GO | * Seafood Charbrollad i i m m Sm S n Sm and ODER MILL ^Center Con^egational Church^ PRHM RIB RACK OF LAMB I CALL AHEAD — 646-2235 | TVt wtiesms fsu (a fairs tsd . 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Call 203-77S-1090 mammam O P E N D A ILY NMMrSki 633*3632 Villa Louisa Rd., Bolton, CT 648-.3161 FORi^o *^2 ii^M iggaaai MANCHESTER HERALD, Fri., Nov. 12, 1982 - 1.5 U - MANCHESTER HERALD, Fri., Nov. 12, 1982 ' Clippers win Aiiout Town Advice first game SPORTS Page 16 P&W Retirees to meet Mom's understanding Pratt & Whitney R etiree’s Club will meet Wednesday at 10 a.m. at Pratt St Whitney Aircraft Club, 200 Cle­ ment Road. % ^ A speaker representing the East Hartford Aircraft helps early bloomer Credit Union will explain financial options available to- Manchester girls members. | DEAR ARBY: This is to “ Desperate Mom” : Please Quilting day scheduled don’t panic. I was your lit­ 7i tle girl at age 7. By age 9 I Emanuel Church Women will meet Monday fronj 9:30 was wearing a 36-B bra. I a.m. to 2:30 p.m. for another quilting day. Dear Abby survive because my mom All women of the church are invited to join the group outlast Ellington never showed signs of con­ to work on this project. Bring scissors, darning needles Abigail Van Buren cern. She never cried for and a bag lunch. Coffee and cookies will be provided. y me. (God forbid I should The quilts are being made for Lutheran World Relief. carry the guilt of making By Len Auster , 4 '. my own mother cry about Herald Sportswriter Planters meet Monday ' something over which I Darkness started to dominate the had no control). Thank scene but there was light at the end Perennial Planters Garden Club will meet at the heavens she didn’t take me of the tunnel for Manchester High Fortunately, she was suf­ If Mother freaks out. Unitarian Meetinghouse, West Vernon Street, Monday to doctors or psychologists. girls’ soccer team as it scored in the at 7 p.m. ficiently mature mentally Daughter will feel strange I would have thought there . 98tli minute of play for a hard-fought The program will be members’ plant and craft fair. '-V;s * .3 and emotionally to cope and “ abnormal.” If M other was something terribly 2-1 ‘sudden victory’ triumph over Hostesses ’Will be Mrs. James Britton, Mrs. Joseph wifh her premature takes it in stride. Daughter “wrong” with me if she Ellington High in a State Tourna­ Aniello, Mrs. E. Thomas Donovan and Mrs. Donald development. will accept her body had. ment playdown struggle at Cleary. Sure, I got teased, just changes for what they are 'Today she Is a beautiful, Memorial Field. Mrs. Robert Rosenberg arranged the flowers at '**• '> v B like the girt in my class — natural steps toward intelligent, 20-year-old Shana Hopperstead’s blind, back- A Whiton Memorial Library this month. Christmas ' with the prominent nose becoming a woman. college student .and heel flick deep in the penalty area decorations will be arranged by Mrs. Donald Maxim and and the one across the BEEN Th e r e k"M engaged to be married. found an unmarked Sandy Wilson to Mrs. Peter Swan. room with a funny name She’s still 5 feet tall and DEAR BEEN THERE, the left of the cage with the r . i nobody could pronounce. has a lovely figure! Relax, K’S MOM AND EARLY sophomore reserve banging home Boys called me Herald photo by Saviste Mother! RI.OOMER; You were the close range shot beyond spec­ Open house scheduled “ Milkshake.” I'd scream K ’S MOM only three of many who tacular Purple Knight goalie Bonnie' GETTING READY FOR TRINITY COVENANT FAIR at them and go'home ' wrote to offer comfort and Mitchell. The goal, Wilson’s third of ■ Square Circle Club of Manchester Lodge of Masons crying, then Mom would 2 counsel to a mother who the season, sends the 16th-ranked will have an open house Monday from 9 a.m. to noon at . . . Robin and Noah Vollaro and Carolyn Lambert tell me what a big problem HEAR ARRY: Please was about to have a ner­ Silk Towners into Saturday’s first the Masonic Temple, East Center Street. they had. The teasing made ttdl “ De.sperate Mother” vous breakdown when her round. There will be card games, pool and refreshments. All me strong and non- not to push the panic but­ 7-year-old daughter Manchester, by the quirk of CIAC Masons and their friends are invited. Trinify plans annual fair judgmental because I had a ton. I was 8 when I sh o w ed s y m p to m s of- rules, finds itself forced to make a I nom who gave me support blossomed into premature physical long bus ride Saturday with it and comfort. womanhood. I was the first development. 'Thank you - scheduled to face New Canaan High VFW to conduct bingo Trinity Covenant Church will have Your little girl will be one in my class to wear a at Connors Field in New Canaan in a liiounting of snow tires that are on all for writing to help a a . # * its sixth annual Holiday Fair Nov, 20 OK. just as I was, but it's bra. (The other girls en­ morning affair at 10 o’clock. New VFW Post 2046 will conduct a bingo at Rocky Hill rims. stranger. The longer I from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the church up to you whether she feels vied me.) My mother tried write this column, the Canaan, the No. 36 seed in the. ^ i. '- . ) Veteran’s Hospital Monday. This wiii also be the final oppor­ on Hackmatack Street like a freak or not. to he casual about it but I more convinced I am that original 36-team field, has pulled off ,1 Members will meet at the Post Home at 6:15 p.m. tunity to buy the “ Famous Recipes” Proceeds from the fair will go to EARLY BLOOMER knew she was a little per­ people are better than two upsets, the latest a 1-0 duke over Sandwiches are needed and they can be left at the Post cookbook which contains recipes Covenant Women's mission turbed about my early ever. fourth-ranked Hamden, and has Home. Workers are also needed. donated by women of the church. projects. development, assumed the No. 4 ranking. Thus, ^ More than 2,000 copies of the book D E A R A B B Y i In Among the many items to l>e the home game. have been sold already. response to “ Desperate Wheif I saw my own 7- featured at the fair will be knitted Mother,” whose 7-year-old year-old daughter develop Every teen-ager should Mitchell, in goal, was superb all Women’s club to meet At the fair, coffee and Swedish afternoon for Ellington, which bows and crocheted items, baked goods, d.’iughter is developing at early, it was no big deal. I know the truth about buns will be available from 9 to Women’s Club of Manch*ester will meet Monday at 8 stained glass sales and ;in early age: I also had a told her what she needed to drugs, sex and how to be out 7-3-5. “ Their keeper was just demonstrations, antiques, used 10:45 a.m. and lunch will be served Herald photo by Pinto phenominal. She's super. If it \Vent p.m. at Community Baptist Church, 5M E. Center St. liaughter who had to wear know as it became relevant happy. For Abby’s booklet, • Herald photo by Pinto from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Robin Vollaro Dr. John Sutherland, assistant professor of history jewelry, Christrnas and Swedish a bra at 6 and started her and she handled it quite sen d $2 and a lo n g , to a shootout it definitely would and Carolyn Lambert are chairmen ELLINGTON’S KIM JOHNDROW (13) HAS INSIDE TRACK and director of the Institute of Local History at shops, and a White Elephant booth. menstrual period at 7[. She graeefnily and naturally. stamped (37 cents), ad- have been to our disadvantage,” of the fair. . . . In fight for ball with Manchester’s Beth White (12) In playdown tilt Manchester Community College will be speaker. A new feature this vear will be the was 5 feet tall and fully 'That’s what it is — natural. dre.ssed envelope to: Abby, said relieved Manchester Coach Joe INDIANS’ SHANA HOPPERSTEAD Dr. Sutherland will lecture about the Cheney Mills and developed at 8. I was sure Her ti netable is just run­ Teen Booklet, P.O. Box Erardi. . finds herself entangled with Knight defender will include a slide presentation, “ Cheney Brothers Was she would be a freak — an ning a iittic faster than the 38923, Hollywood^- Calif. The Indians bested Ellington in- the World” His main emphasis will be the workers and Amazon! majority. 900.38. the pre-season by a 5-0 count but the Knights have come a long way. Manchester breaking the tie at ■ the mill in the early days of the silk industry in overtime and were into the second “ The kids worked really hard and Manchester. 10:30. Kris Craft deadened a corner 'sudden death' period when the end Mrs. Ben DelMastro will have charge of developed during the year as a kick by Ellington’s Jennifer Lennon came. A cross from the right wing First half goals team,” said Ellington Coach Nancy and headed up field. was punched out by Mitchell but arrangements for the meetiqg, assisted by Mrs. Giibert Are fhere dangers Shapiro. Craft’s pass found freshman LeBel and Mrs. William Kinne. The meeting is open to Craft stopped the clearing try about Erardi knew it wouldn’t be easy, N the public. Refreshments will be served. Denise Belleville on the right wing. 25 yards out. She chipped it to T"‘ ‘"rhey are the type of club if you She touched it around an Ellington -9 * • - Belleville who gave it to score one or two quick goals it will defender and crossed to the middle Hopperstead. The latter back-heeled Garro in craft sale in pulse procedure? be an easy day. But...... ’ ’ he towai^ds an onrushing Hopperstead. it towards an open area — where enough for East assessed. His own side, however, The Indian striker chested it to her Wilson was waiting. wasn’t prepared for a quick start. feet and. with Mitchell coming out. The enu came quickly and proved Nancy Garro of Kimberly Drive is participating in the Kja- . second annual Connecticut Craft Sale which will open DEAR DR. LAMB: I “ The girls were so nervous. And we banged a 15-yarder into the twine for painful for the valiant Knights, who Nov: 24 and run through Dec. 24 at the Old State House m heard a physician on TV Three first-half goals powered l-Iast at the 20-minute mark with an Kaulstorn at the 26-minute mark don’t play well when we’re nervous. her .30th goal of the season. received strong efforts from Len­ in Hartford. discussing the best way to 21st-ranked East Catholic past 12th- 18-yard direct kick that caught the and (..auraell Dakers six minutes I felt if we got by the first 20 Ellington drew/ even on a fluke non. Kim Johndrow. Eileen Twohig Ms. Garro’s work in basketry, including wall take your pulse after exer­ seeded Housatonic Valley, 3-2, in lower left side of the cage. It was later accounting for the goals. minutes w e’d be okay.” goal. With a supporting wind. Dawn and Mitchell. hangings, and vase-shaped baskets, will be in the pre- cising. He indlbated that Your Health Girls’ State Soccer Tournament- her 12th goal of the-season. “ The second half we got caught in It was a scoreless first half with Ponsi near midfield blasted it. "You play a game like this in your hoiiday sale which features one-of-a-kind articles by most people take their playdown action Thursday in Falls A direct kick by Darby Barnes set their game,” Fay cited. “ They’re an Manchester netminder Lucy Vernali towards the goal. The 50-yard boot first tournament game, it may help pulse on one o f the major aggressive team, not dirty, but vou go a long way. The girls will more than 100 of the state’s finest craftsmen. Lavyrence Lamb, M.D. Village. in motion East’s second tally. It making three tough stops to keep took a high bounce over Vernali's The sale will be open during regular hours at the Old arteries at the front of the The win moves the Eagiettes, 10- ricocheted off .Housatonic keeper physical and they came right .at us.” Ellington off the scoreboard. head with the diminutive Tribe come out of this feeling great.” said State House. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Mondays through Satur­ neck. He said you should 4-3, into Saturday’s first round Ingrid Pierce with Stacey Simmons East, however, had enough to hold Hopperstead had two strong bids for keeper unable to prevent the Erardi. . days and noon to 5 p.m. on Sundays. For more informa­ not hold the artery too long against Suffield High, a 1-0 upset in position to flick home the off the home side and sideline Manchester with Mitchell »proving bouncer from rolling into the cage. Belleville, Craft, sweejffer Patti tion call 522-6766. or you could cause damage winner in a shootout over Bacon rebound. It was her 11th goal of the Housatonic with a final 9-4-1 mark. the answer for the Knights. That came at 27:39, Wojnarowski, Vernali, in only Jier to the brain, and that you Academy. Suffield, the No. 25 seed campaign at the 27-minute mark. East had a 21-16 edge in shots. Ellington had an early second-half The clubs battled through 80 third start in goal, and Hopperstead should never hold both Eaglette keeper Martha Barter and minutes of regulation. 10 minutes of led Manchester's performance. V and, now 9-5-1, assumes Bacon’s Two minutes later. East scored goal waved off on an off-sides with Rock band to perform arteries down at the same occlude the artery, or par­ cents with a long, stamped, eighth ranking and will be the home again. A long blast deflected off a Housatonic netminder Pierce each time. ticularly both arteries, that self-addressed envelope for team in a 2 o’clock start. Housatonic defender with Jill Gar­ had 13 saves. Barter kept the WEST H ARTFO RD — Safam, the Boston-based Typically I take my pulse you may interrupt enough it to me, in care of this “ We played a good first half. We diner collecting the loose ball and iOagiettes in the,Jead in the final Jewish-American rock band, will appear at Beth El afte^ exercising. Although blood flow to the brain to newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, didn’t do too much wrong,” said slamming it home from five yards minutes with some stellar goalten­ Temple in West Hartford on Dec. 4 at 8 p.m. I usually press on one cause a problem. This is Radio City Station, New East Coach Don Fay. “ We had som e out. It was Gardiner’s fifth goal of ding. ’The concert is being sponsored by the Beth El Temple artery in my neck I have on very unlikely in young peo­ York, N.Y. 10019. Donna Revellese, Gardiner and Race kettle heating up good passing and opportunities and the year. occasion used both arteries Camp Bamah scholarship committee. Tickets are $6 per ple. And if you had a scored on them.” Housatonic rallied for two goals fullback, Dawn Soucy also played person or $12.50 per patron. simultaneously. clotted artery you could It’s riches after the halftime break with Linda well for East. Liz Palm er Opened the scoring for K ettle is heating up for the annual Five Mile Check and self-addressed stamped envelope should be To say the least, I was dislodge a clot. Road Race in Manchester Thanksgiving morning sent to Beth El Temple School office, 2626 Albany Ave., frightened by the doctor’s More likely is that even to rags and anyone who had early reservations of a ^one- West Hartford, 06117. comment, thinking that I by “stroking” the artery HARRISBURG, Pa. man race - Grey Meyer against the field - can dis­ Herald may have done irreparable you can set off a carotid (UPIf — Oral Dunkle, a Scholastic football count those thoughts with word that Eamonn, harm to myself. What are reflex that slows the heart retired Air Force jet Coghlan would be back to defend his title. Aqglc the dangers in taking you or may cause fainting. mechanic from West Sun- Chorus sets rehearsal Coghlan ran away from the field last year but suf­ pulse this way? S o m e p e o p le h a v e a bury, went from riches to Earl Yost, fered a leg injury shortly after and was sidelined Beethoven Chorus will rehearse Tuesday from 10 to 11 DEAR READER: The hyperactive carotid reflex rags in two days. Sports Editor for nearly one year. As a result, he missed taking a.m. at Emanuel Lutheran Church. fact that you had no discer­ and may faint from having Eagles and Indians home State lottery officials part in the lucrative indoor meets. ’There will be a coffee hour preceding the rehearsal. nible problem is proof a barber tighten the cloth said Tuesday they had ’The word is out that he’s back in shape and w il) be enough that it didn’t cause around their neck. goofed when they iden­ out to take a shot at the course record on turkey day you any harm. But I don’t You might find that you tified Dunkle, 46, as one of Herald photo by Pinto for important contests which is held by his fellow countryman from MCC offers open house recomm end pressing on can take your pqlse just as three winners of a $1.1 Ireland. John Treacy.' Rhode Island Saturday afternoon in an important both neck arteries at the well from your temple million jackpot in last Manchester Community College will sponsor an open Following his impressive win last year in his Yankee Conference game at 1. The winner is same time, ’either. artery just in front of your week’s Pennsylvania Lotto different people and things... Cer­ house for women who are thinking about returning to Happy winners By LerilAuster Penney an added problem of a maiden appearance, Coghlan said he would set his assured of at least a share of the Yankee The arteries pulsate and ear, or your radial artery game; tainly a victory this week would school. The event is Monday from 9:30 a m. to 11 a m. in Herald Sportswriter quarterback who can run.” sights on the record of 21:26 set in 1979 by Treacy. Conference football crown...Road Runners Club of you do not need to press in your wrist just above the Officials said Dunkle’s make their season so I’m sure the Women’s Center on the Bidwell Street campus. Three clients of the Sheltered Workshop are winners of the HIke-BIke Penney, led by Renee Kleef and Coghlan toured the 4.77 mile route in 21:37. America will sponsor a 6.4 m ile run Dec. 5 in Hart­ down hard on them or base of the thumb (palm prize from’ the lottery they’ll be emotionally ready.” he The program is jointly offered by the Office of Special contest conducted by the Manchester Junior Woman's Club. From left, There w ill be the element of the John Rodegher, is back at its old In the long 45-year history of the Five M iler no ford’s Goodwin Park. obliterate the pulse to side). A little practice drawing was not $351,840, foresaw. Student Services and the MCC Women’s Center. There unknown for both East Catholic and tricks and sports a 6-1-1 overall unknown has ever appeared on race day and showed Connie Schultz Is winner of an Atari set, Mary Ann Remlraewskl, a 10- count your heart rate. Just usually' makes it easy to as they had told him, but is no charge. Manchester High as each heads into mark. After a slow start, a loss and ' his heels to the rest of the pack. Hockey buffs speed bicycle, and David Stansberry, a dirt bike. let your fingertips feel the get a pulse from either only $720. conference football action Saturday, tie, the Black Knights have won six It is designed to assist women who wish to return to Post entries will again be accepted, although the Hartford W haler season ticket holders include the natural beat. H ie arteries location. “ This is terrible,” school. The processes of admission, registration For the Eagles, who’ll host str^ght and rolled up impressive Soccer team cutoff date on the entry applications is Sunday, un­ you are talking about are the You will want to read Dunkle said. “ I thought Rev. William Charboneau. principal at East procedures, course selection and career planning, will winless HCC foe St. Paul in a mor­ point totals. They’ve averaged 32.8 til an hour before the race start at 10 o’clock. carotid arteries on each The H ealth L e tte r 9-8, Catholic High, and Tom Malin. East’s director of be explained. there was something ning affair at 10:30 at Mt. Nebo, the points in the winning skein. ’The entry list is expected to reach 4,000 by the side of the windpipe, about Your Heart Rate; What It athletics and soccer coach...Patti Dunne’s School of 'There will be a coffee hour followed by presentations wrong, but everyone had question is what kind of letdown —il “ I think Penney is a tougher team the level of your voiceboz. Means, which I am sending home Sunday weekend. Gymnastics will take part in the annual Flip for by several members of the Student Affairs Division. In­ almost convinced me I was any —will occur following the (than unbeaten Blast Hartford) in It IS true that if you you. Others cgn send 75 Sight drive sponsored by the Connecticut Society to dividual counseling will follow. For more information the one that was wrong.' emotional high against Xavier. some sense. They’re a little 2 Notes off the cuff Prevent Blindness. The top money-raiser last year That encounter wound up in a 6-6 bigger... They’ve been handling Manchester Soccer Club senior contact Beverly Hounsell, director of special student was Erika Kelley of Hamilton Drive...Hartford Jai- tie leaving both 2-0-1 in HCC play. everybody the last six weeks by big team will be in action this weekend David Hart, 14, of 94 Constance Dr., bagged an 80- services, 646-4900, Ext. 292. f Alai attracted over 777,000 people during the season An Elast win over St. Paul, 0-2 in the scores and been shutting people in a Connecticut Soccer League pound deer last Saturday while hunting in New which ended last week and wagered more than $78,- .-.y Thoughts conference and 0-8 Overall, would down,” Simmons said. Premier Division engagement Hampshire...When the Whalers farmed out Bob 0(X),000 - and there’s a recession.,, MCC Athletic clinch at least a tie for the HCC Buck Taylor, after a week’s against unbeaten Wallingford PNA, Sullivan to the American League farm club in Support group formed Department will offer a course for anyone in­ championship. absence due to injury, w ill return to Sunday afternoon at 2 o ’clock at Mt. Binghamton it meant Manchester lost its lone resi­ dent on the National Hockey League squad...Most terested in coaching and geared to youth and junior A support group for adults who are dysfluent, who For Manchester, which entertains the offensive line at guard, allowing Nebo. In his ITook “ The Each of us has wounds, Take your wounds one at a talented Whalers are, in order, Risto Siltanen, Ron high levels. Course starts Dec.17 with information (stutter) has formed in the Greater Hartfoid/area. powerful Penney High in a CCIL Ken Boland to return to tackle. Sim­ Wallingford stands 6-0 in league Wounded Healer,” Henri but we can help others in time, and you, too, w ill be Francis, P ie ’r r e Larouche and Blaine available at the college...Rec Department’s table Those who have this problem are Invited to join the engagement a f Memorial Field at mons was encouraged by the line’s play while the locals sport a 3-2-1 Nouwen relates a story need If we tend our own able to be a "wounded tennis tourney is slated Nov,20 at the Mahoney group to share, support and team more about stuttering. 1 ;30, it’s a matter of how well it will performance against the Hornets. mark. Stoughton...Rick Ley, who put in 10 seasons with ,'AS. from the Talmud: A rabbi Wounds one at a time. The healer.” operate with a new quarterback. East Coach Jude K elly is well the Whakers before being forced to retire due to Center...Saturday the Rec Center w ill conduct a Anyone in terest^ should call 649-7016 or 875-8401, or ski. skate and sled swap session from 11 to 4 p.m. came to Elijah and asked person who cares for all of Coach Mike Simmons nas an­ aware his club faces w veral unseeii knee injuries, w ill be honored Dec.26 when his No.2 write to Steve at P.p. Box 182, Manchester. Blephen Farwig, intern The public is invited...Boston Red Sox will play a him when the Messiah his or her wounds at once is nounced junior Ray Lata, who per- obstacles. “ We have’to be on guard jersey will be raised to the Civic Center Coliseum Emanuel Lutheran 27-game spring schedule with 12 games in Winter would cbme. E^ijah told useless to help others. . formed well in a brief stint last for one (letdown) and be aware of Boxer of Year rafters to join those of CR>rdie Howe and Johnny Church Haven. O p en er will be March 9 against the rabbi to ask the Saturday against East Hartford, that and get the team ready to play McKenzie. Ley was an all-star World Hockey Assn, Messiah himself, to which will draw the nod over senior Kevin football,” he said. "The kids do have VENICE, lUIy (UPI) - The game selection nine times and captained the team Detroit...Marty Ferguson, former Bolton High player, has bieen a standout this fall with the Sendee Notes the rabbi asked, “ Where is Brophy. a lot on the line. From my stand­ World Boxing Council Thursday un­ eight seasons...Ckmilng o ff an Impressive 13-10 win he?” BUJah told him, “ He "Ray deserves a shot; maybe we point it’s iiard to>.image a letdown animously voted undefeated world over Boston University, UConn will entertain Worcester Poly soccer squad. Herald photo by Savtsta is sitting among the poor FERM^ heavyweight chairtplori Larry need a little different chemistry to considering at least a share of the M W P l U f i covered with wounds. The get us ignited,” offered Simmons, league championship and clinching Holmes its Boxer of the Year. Stauffer promoted Reading Is fun others unbind all their who has seen his offense limited to a winning season are on the line. WBC President Jose Sulaiman, wounds at the same tim e three touchdowns the last two With those two things, I feel the announcing the award at the end of Keith A. Stauffer, son of Bruce A. and Georgia L. and then\ bind them up Cwdaes Stied Om Shop’lor dried t iSk Soww 1 the council’s fourday convention, Site, time changed for Tribe soccer start These students at Buckley School preview soma of the books to be on and mppSae. w edu . Those were both losses, sen­ team will be geared up and ready to Stauffer of 58 Virginia Road, has been promoted to the again. But he unbinds one n u n i .. I w t- ■ i- U S_-- 'n* J M ding the Silk Towners to 3-2-2. " I ’m go.” said in the, council’s opinion no one sale Nov. 16 through 10 during the book fair. The fair will be open Site and time for the Manchester rank of staff sergeant in the U.S. A ir Force. at a tim e and binds it up not disappointed in Kevin’s perfor­ Bast goes in 4-3-1 overall, coming else did enough to be considered for Tomahawks will meet Saturday Class L, has a quarterfinal date Tuesday through Thursday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. and Friday from 0 a.m. High Class LL quarterfinal soccer Stauffer is a vehicle operator and dispatcher at RAF again, saying to himself, . l i M t i mance,’’ Simmons made perfectly off two straight losing campaigns. the honor. The WBC also named afternoon at 2:30 at Tunxis Meade against sixth-ranked 12-2-3 Wilbur tilt against Glastonbury High on Mildenhall, England, with the 513th Transportation to noon and also Tuesday from 6:30 to 6^.m . Students, parents and the ‘Perhaps I shall be needed; clear, "but there are things we’d The fourth-year Eagle coach an­ Sugar Ray Leonard, the former Park in Farmington. University of Cross High of New Haven at Squadron. Stauffer is a 1977 graduate of Manchester general public are Invited to the fair sponsored by the PTA. The if so I must always be' iKMiNiniij like to do in moving the ball which ticipates almost anything from the welterweight champion who an­ Saturday has been changed. Hartford wak unavailable Saturday Cromwell High, Saturday morning High School. His wife is the form er Bremla Carron of students shown are, from left, Pamela Fortuna, Eric babbitt and ready so as not to delay for we ha(di’t. Kevin has good speed visitors. “ They’re down to their last nounced his retirement Tuesday, as The top-ranked 15-1 Silk Towners" morning. at 11 o’clock. . R en v ille. Michael Speetpr. a moment.” ' but not quick feet. We h ^ to give two games and will be trying “ boxing personality of the year.’’ and eighth-i'anked 12-2-3 » East Catholiij, the No. 3 seed in t6 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Frl„ Nov, 12, 1982 MANCHF-STER HERALD. Fri.. Nov. 12, 1982 - 17 Clippers notch first B.C. eyes bowl bid/ Scoreboard on Cummings' shot Harvard in Ivy race \ By United Press International was proposed the two meet in Tokyo between BU and Maine. The others By United Press International added 21 points and nine assists for seconds remaining. Cummings then / in the Mirage Bowl, a move nixed by ' knocked down an errant San Antonio Boston College continues its quest are but because they are 1-2 against the Clippers. the Ivy League' presidents. The the championship field. pass and connected on a 7-footer, for a bowl berth and Harvard ^ e s Edmonton 014-5 Terry Cummings joined San Diego Georfie Gervln led the ^ Spurs winner will get a share of the Ivy ti­ and the Clippers went on top to stay. aim on a share of the Ivy League ti­ Holy Cross needs a win to stay in New Jersey 010-1 late and the Gippers got off to a with 42 points and-MIkd^Mitchell tle. contention for a I-AA playoff berth First period—Nctone. Penalties—Merkos- “At the half we talked about con­ tle Saturday in the feature games ky, NJ, 1:23; Anderson, Edm, 1:5!. poor start. That was no coincience. scored 24. Getvin scored 17 of his Princeton and Dartmouth still and it has Maine, maybe the hottest centration and not letting up," said among New England’s college foot­ Messier, Edm, 4:52; Jackson. Edm, ‘Tm still not 100 percent, but I’m points in the first half'despite have hopes of sharing the Ivy title. H o c k e y major-minor, 13:22; Vautour, NJ, major, San Antonio Coach Stan Albeck ball trams. team in New England. Maine has S o c c e r getting .there,” said the former shootin 5-forl4 as the Spurs took a Yale will host the Tigers while Dart­ won six straight games and could 13:2. “Our eight turnovers in the third Maine, Rhode Island and Second period—1, New Jersey, Lever 8 DePaul All-America after hitting a 67-46 lead at halftime.. mouth travels to Brown. (unassisted). 6:42. 2. Edmonton, Gretzky Massachusetts all are in the chase grab an at-large berth in the I-AA baseline jumper with 29 seconds San Diego got off to a hot start in quarter resulted in easy baskets for The Yankee Conference race will playoffs with a win. II (Linseman, Messier), 15:17. Penalties remaining Thursday night, lifting them. I like their team. Cummings for the Yankee Conference title, —Kurrl, Edm', 5:44; M e^osky, NJ, which already has two claimants in be determined Saturday hnd Boston Elsewhere, it’s Northeastern at 13:35; Howatt, NJ, major, 15:47. the Clippers to their first victory of is going to make his mark in this ; University, which is at Bucknell, is _ rare State; Westfield State at Third period—3, Edmonton, Anderson MAJOR INDOOR SOCXER LEAGUE the year, a 109-105 decision over the league.” Boston University and Maine. There NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE 10 (unassisted), 4:12. 4, Edmonton, By United Press International in the, drivers seat. With fonr-HBrid^ewater State; Plymouth State By United Press International Eastern Division could be four champions, but only Wales Conference Messier 9 (Anderson, Linseman), 6:57. 5, San Antonio Spur at San Diego. ‘T il In the only other game, Portland possibilities alive'the Terriers are at Curry; Framingham State at Edmonton. Hunter 8 (Lumley, Roulston), W L Pet. GB NBA roundup ^downed Houston 111-90. three schools — BU, Maine and Patrick Division New York 2 01.000 - soon be totally consistent with automatic champions in two and Maine Maritime; Nichols at W L T Pts. GF GA 12:49. 6, Edmonton, Anderson 11 everything that I do. I was so UConn — are under consideration (Linseman). 15:13. Penalties—Tambellinl, Buffalo 1 01.000 Trail Blazers 111, Rockets 90 considered in the other two. Western Connecticut; Mass. ■ NY Islanders 12 5 2 26 79 53 NJ, 3:32; Lumley, Edm, 8:13; Pouzar. Memphis ' 1 01.000 excited just to be out there At Portland, Ore., Jim Paxson for the NCAA Division lAA playoff Philadelphia 10 7 1 21 73 00 Baltimore 1 1 400 1 The winner of the Rhode Island- Maritime at Western New England NY Rangers 7 9 1 15 64 71 Edm. 18:33. playing.” scored 24 points and Calvin Natt berth. Shots on goal—B^monton 8-14-9—31. Geveland 0 .000 Connecticut will join Maine and Springfield at AIC; Bates at Tufts Washington 5 7 3 13 . U 60 New Jersey 12-7-9-28. Pittsburgh 0 .000 And on the final weekend for •Pittsburgh 5 10 2 12 S6 85 • “The monkey is finally off,” said the third period, outscoring San An­ added 22 to lead the Trail-Blazers. Boston University as tri-champions Colby at Bowdoin; Central Connec Goalies—Edmonton, Fuhr. New Jersey, Chicago 0 .000 IV^ San Diego Coach Pal Silas. "It’s es­ tonio 20-7 to take a 66-65 lead on a Portland was ahead by 20 points four many Division III schools, Williams New Jersey 3 10 6 12 56 76 Resch. A—19,023. Western Division and, if UMass beats New ticut at Southern Connecticut Adams Division Kansas City 1 01.000 — and Amherst meet for the Little Montreal If 3 3 25 80 SB pecially good for the guys. They Jerome Whitehead jumper. But times in the first half, including a 60- Hampshire, they also will be a Hofstra at (Toast Guard; Norwich at Phoenix 1 01.0 0 0 Three title and Bowdoin and Colby Quebec 8 6 2 18 78 73 San Diego 1 1 400 made big plays all night long, es­ Gervin countered with three 40 halftime margin. Houston Middlebury; New Haven at Buffalo 7 6 3 17 67 57 vie for Maine’s small college titleist. However neither UMass nor Wichita 0 0 .000 pecially in the second half. We got a straight buckets as the Spurs reserve guard Calvin Murphy had 28 Rhode Island will gb to the playoffs Millersirille, and Trinity at Boston 7 6 3 *17 53 51 Golden Bay 0 1 .000 1 regained the lead 71-66 entering the supremacy. Hartford 4 9 2 10 54 74 St. Louis 0 1 .000 great effort from the whole team.” points. Wesleyan. Campbell Conference Boston College, 6-2-1 and needing because of their records against BU B aske tball Los Angeles 0 2 .000 1^ Cummings was involved in a con­ final period. “We’re rebounding, getting the and Maine. Norris Division Thursday's Games tract hassle with the Gippers and San Antonio built a 10-point lead ball out and getting some hoops,” wins in its last two games for a bowl W L T Pts. GF GA (No Games Scheduled) was playing in only his fourth pro halfway into the fourth quarter, but berth, will be looking for revenge Minnesota 11 5 1 23 69 58 Friday’s Game . Paxson said. “ We have to win all the Here are the four possibilities on Chicago 8 2 5 21 68 52 Kansas City at Buffalo, 8:05 p.m., EST game. He finished with 23 poinis and the Clippers cut it to 105-104 when games we’re supposed to and steal against 2-7 Syracuse, which is who gets the playoff berth- St. Louis 7 9 1 15 60 65 Saturday's Games seven rebounds, while Lionel Hollins Hollins hit a baseline shot with 58 some games on the road.” struggling as is evidenced by its ' 1. BU, Maine and Connecticut: Toronto , 3 7 5 11 54 63 Pittsburgh at Baltimore ^ record. BC is an 11 point favorite, Detroit 3 11 3 9 45 81 Kansas City at Chicago The athletic directors of the three Smythe Division Wichita at Memphis something which doesn’t quite sit EMmonton 7 7 4 18 85 79 NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOC. non-champion schools pick a Los Angeles 7 6 3 17 65 62 well with coach Jack Bicknell. representative. By United Press International Players need money Calgary 7 8 3 17 82 81 Elastem Conference The Eagles lost last year’s game 2. BU, Maine and Rhode Island: Vancouver 7 8 2 16 50 55 Atlantic Division 27-17 despite moving the ball all BU wins the automatic berth due to Winnipeg 7 5 1 15 63 48 W L Pct\\ GB (Top four in each division qualify for Philadelphia 6 01.000 — over the Carrier Dome field. ’That wins over Maine and URL Staifley Cup playoffs.) Boston 5 2 .714 1V% has been the case this year in 3. BU, Maine, URI, UMass; BU Thursday's Results New Jersey 5 3 .625- 2 Edmonton 5, New Jersey 1 Washington 3 4 .429. 3V4 several games and Bicknell is again gets the nod as it is 3-0 over Philadelphia 7, N.Y Rangers 3 UPI photo NFLjynion seeks ways New \tork 0 7 .000 6*r4 . hoping for more points from his the other champions. TONIGHT Quebec 3, Boston 2 Central Division Minnesota 2, N.Y. Islanders 0 yardage-eating offense. 4. BU, Maine, UConn, UMass: The 7 - Celtics V 8. Mavericks, WINF Detroit 6 2 .750 - ISLANDERS' BOB NYSTROM GOES FLYING Friday's Games Milwaukee 5 2 .714 Vi Harvard and Penn meet at athletic . directors of New 8 - Knicks vs. Bullets, Channel 9 (No Games Scheduled) Atlanta 3 3 .500 2 . . . over North Stars’ goalie GHIes Meloche Franklin Field, although last year it Hampshire and Rhode Island choose 8 - Boxing, USA Saturday's Games Indiana 2 4 .333 3 (All Times EST) Chicago 2 5 286 3Vi to satisfy all demands Buffalo at Boston, 7:05 p.m. Cleveland 1 5 .167 4 RFC- Ken Osborne I84-I53-451. St. Louis at Hartford, 7:35 p.m. Western Conference ' New Jersey at Quebec, 7:35 p.m. Midwest Division ^ Norm Vittner I77-I36440, Bill Zwick Edmonton at Philadelphia, 7:35 p.m. NEW YORK (UPI) - The striking The Management Council dis­ organized games and the union is W L Pet. GB* 150-142-413, John Maiorca Sr. 146- Coilege foofbail roundup Chicago at Detroit, 7:35 p.m. San Antonio 6 2 .750 — 406, Ken Cromwell 391, Art Johnson Five-goal second period NFL Players Association, agreed with much of the memo. speaking to investors about the N.Y. Islanders at Washington, 8:05 Dallas 4 3 .571 IVi rebuffed in another attempt to get “ Your memorandum of today project. The games are to be more p.m. Kansas City 2 3 .400 2‘i 138-378, Tom Martin 374, Bernie Calgary at Pittsburgh, 6:05 p.m. Denver 2 5 286 3Vi Goodin 138-381, Roger Labrie 369, management back to the bargaining provides.no basis for a settlement or “elaborate” than the eallier ones. Minnesota at Toronto, 8:06 p.m. Utah 2 5 206 3‘/i Vancouver at Winnipeg, P- Houston 0 6 .000 5 Ray Bernier 140-368, Bob Schack table, is turning some of its atten­ the resumption of meaningful — The union said it is upset with Montreal at Los Angeles, 10:s p.m. tion to aiding players with financial negotiations,” said spokesman Jim the Philadelphia Eagles for asking Rose Bowl trip in offing Pacific Division 150-358, Dick Lessard 357, Andy by Flyers beats Rangers Seattle 8 01.000 — Barter 356, Red Madsen 351. difficulty. Miller, quoting the formal response players to come to Philadelphia for American Hockey L ean e Los Angeles 5 1 .833 2 In an effort to resume of Jack Donlan, executive director meetings. By United Press International Phoenix 6 2 ,750 2 Northern Golden State 3 4 .429 4Vi HOMK KNGINEERS- Eileen period, which erased a I-O New York year. He was called up from negotiations to end the 53-day pro of the Council. W L T Pts. GF GA Portland 3 5 .375 5 By Dave Raffo football walko'ut, the union if Michigan beats Purdue Nova Scotia 8 5 4 20 68 66 San Diego 1 7 .125 7 Henson 177-501, Carol Scott 178, Pat­ lead. Fredericton of the American Garvey said his union was dis­ Fredericton 8 4 1 17 56 31 Thursday’s Games UPI S ports Writer Thursday sent memos to the league pleased with the response. ty Westine 209-504, Bonnie Bushy Gorence, who hadn't scored a goal Hockey League to replace the in­ Adirondack 7 8 1 15 64 62 San Diego lOO. San Antonio 105 190-464, Lynn Davis 483, Beth Although New York Rangers’ in 15 games going back to March 21, jured Dan Bouchard. and the NFL Management Council, ‘The player reps felt insulted by By United Press International knows his team must beat the Wild­ state; No. 6 Washington vs. Arizona Maine 7 6 1 15 54 53 Porllanif 111, Houston 90 outlining a foundation for new talks. State; No. 7 Pittsburgh vs. Army; Moncton 5 12 I 11 51 67 Frida’s Games Fitzgfbbons 463, Cindy Hurley 470. (,'oach Herb Brooks wasn't in a 1982, credited his sudden production O ili- r H .5, Devils I the letter, specifically Jim Miller’s cats Saturday for next week’s game Sherbrooke 491 9 48 60 ’ (All Times EST) The annual showdown between Dallas at Boston. 7:30 p.m. charitable mood, he gave the to increased plaving time. "When In East Rutherford, N.J., Glenn The owners quickly responded, description of the memorandum Russell, to be for more than just pride. No. 8 Florida State vs. Louisville; Southern Michigan and Ohio State is still a Hershey 10 3 0 20 56 36 Indiana at Philadelphia. 7:35 p.m. AN'riQUES- Chris Philadelphia Flyers all the credit Anderson scored twice during a saying the invitation rovided "no today,” he said. “The next two games are equally No 9 Arkansas vs. Texas A&M and St. Catharines 9 5 1 19 69 58 New York at Washington. 0:06 p.m. you play more, you get more week away, and it could have less Cowperthwaite ,131, Joan rather than blame his team for a chances,” said Gorence. four-goal third period to lead Ekl- basis for the resumption of The memo attempted to clarify as imoortant as the first nine,” ' No. 10 Clemson vs. Maryland. Rochester 7 6 3 17 61 65 Milwaukee at Detroit. 8:05 p.m. eaningful negotiations.” ilgnlficance this time than in the past In a game at East Rutherford, Springfield 7 9 1 15 67 71 New Jersey at Chicago. 8:35 p.m. DeDominweis 136, Alice Sartwell five-goal Flyers' second period. In other games Thursday night. some of the confusion surrounding Bruce said. “Northwestern has im- ^ Itim o re 7 8 I 15 60 66 Atlanta al'U tah. 9:30 p.m. mohton and extend the Devils' The 12th-ranked Wolverines can 128, Barbara Callahn 133, Alberta The outburst led to a '7-3 Flyers' winless streak to 12 games (0-9-3). Ed Garvey, executive director of the response by the clubs, to the Stewart ' proved, they are very good.” N.J., Thursday night, Jeff New Haven 7 7 1 15 43 51 Portland at Denver. 9:35 p.m. N Stevens 340, Robin Moorhbuse 125- the NFLPA, said Thursday night that proposal. The memo said 100 to 125 wrap up their second outright Big Michigan’s No. 1-rated defense Hostetler, who missed the last two Binghamton 5 9 2 12 51 62 Houston at lx>s Angeles, 10:30 p.m. victory Thursday night in Before a sellout crowd of 19,023, Thursday's Results Cleveland at Phoenix. 10:35 p.m. 349, Arlene St.Pierre 127-340, Pat the union is seeking ways to assist Ten championship in three years games because of a toe injury, Philadelphia Anderson gave Edmonton a 2-1 lead of 1,600 players accepted the offer in will have to contain a Purdue attack Baltimore 7. Rochester 4 Saturday's Games Cowperthwaite 138-141-389, Kathy "A lot of times you hear too much financially strapped members. He principle. and a trip to the Rose Bowl Saturday led by quarterback Scott Campbell. threw touchdown passes of 54 and 43 Fredericton 8, Adirondack 2 Philadelphia at New Jersey NHL roundup when he scored from inside the right if they can get past Purdue. New Haven 3. Nova Scotia 1 Detroit at New York Williams 130-125-375, Cindy Arel 129- about how a team did this wrong or faceoff circle unassisted at 4:12 of said he would provide details of the “When these playes accepted, in in upset “If you are going to beat yards to Rich Hollins in the second Friday’s Games Chicago at Indiana Michigan (Toach Bo schembechler half and Willie Drewrey returned a 350, Alice Richards 132-353, Sandy that wrong. bu,t when you score five the final period. He picked up an plan today. princpie, they added their own local Michigan, you have to have a Maine at ^ Itim o re Denver at Dallas The memos resulted from a doesn’t think his tram will take the balanced attack,” said Purdue punt 75 yards for another score in Binghamton at Sherbrooke Seattle at San Antonio Keegan 137-370. goals in a period like they did. you Quebec topped Boston, 3-2, Edmon­ assist 2:45 later when Mark Messier settlement terms," the memo read. Kansas City at San Diego Boilermakers lightly while looking sparking No. 17 West Virginia to a Hershey at Springfield have to give them credit,' Brooks ton blasted New Jersey, 5-1, and scored on a rebound. meeting among player represen­ “Houston had 13 new items, another HOUSTON (UPI) - Unseeded Coach Leon Burtnett,whose team is Saturday’s Games Atlanta at Golden State tatives Thursday in which the ahead to the Buckeyes. ° 3-4 after upsetting Iowa last week. 44-17 romp over Rutgers. New Haven at Fredericton POWDER PUFF- T«rry said Minnesota blanked the New York North Stars 2, Islanders 0 team had 10.” Joanne Russell and and Sherwood HOUSTON (90) ‘‘Tliere are several 'factors The Boilermakers will have their St. Catheriner at Hershey Siemienski 183-185-519, Betty Philadelphia rookie Lindsay Car- Islanders, 2-0. At Bloomington, Minn., Bobby players reiterated their rejection of Miller said the memo lacked sub- Stewart moved a step closer to the Binghamton at Maine Hayes 7-12 6-7 20, Walker 14 working against that,” Schembecler leading runner, Mel Gray back. But Georgia tailback Herschel Adirondack at Moncton 04 1, C. Jones 14 3-4 5. Bryant Lamoureaux 207-171-506, Barbara son shared credit for the win with Nordiques 3, BrtiinH 2 Smith and Steve Payne scored one the 75-page proposal submitted sUnce and. has not altered 8100,000 top prize in the first World ■aid. “It’s out last home game. ’This Michigan’s All America receiver Sherbrook at Springfield 9- 12 04 18. Leavell Chamberlain 4-10 2-2 177-458, 10, Terry Bolduc veteran Tom Gorencc, as each In Boston, Real Cloutier scored goal each in the third period and Saturday night before' talks broke management’s stance. mixed Doubles Championships and Walker, with 4,920 yards through the Henderson 1-2 04 2, M. Jones 1- club is hungry for the championship 7 1-2 3. Murphy 12-23 3-3 28. scored two goals in the game. Car- twice in the third period and rookie off. The league’s bargaining arm “The gist of it was that they were Anthony Carter is healthy and will ninth game of his junior season, Quebec 012—3 178-478, Sharon Oliver 461, Edith Gilles Meloche stopped 24 shots to picked up another dose of con­ and we won’t have a letdown in the Taylor 1-3 04 2, Paultz 04 04 0. son got both of his in the second Clint Malarchuk provided strong mailed a 4‘/^-page synopsis of the willing to compromise, but they lead the team along with the goes into Saturday’s game heeding Boston 2 0 0—2 Totals 3740 15-18 90. Tracy 208-518, Evelyn Bond 457, record Minnesota's first shutout fidence along the way. last two games.” First period—1. Boston, O’Reilly 1 (K. period, while Gorence snapped a goal-tending to lead Quebec. In the proposal to the league’s 1,500 players. don’t give us any specifics,” he said. Russell, of New York, league’s No. 2 passer and runner, 39 yards to move ahead of 1980 PORTLAND (lU) Nancy Hahn 470, Mary Wright 459, since Oct. 10, 1981 and snap its "Ohio State would win the con­ Crowder. Hillier), 14:46; 2. wston. Carr 54 3-4 13. Natt ‘ 10-16 2-2 Martha Metivier 468, Evelyn Feder longstanding scoring drought with season’s first meeting of the two “We think it's time for you to In other developments: andStewart, of The Woodlands, Steve Smith and Lawrence Ricks. Heisman Trophy winner George O'Reilly 2 (K. Crowder, Krushelnyski), 22. Thompson 44 2-2 10, Paxson three-game losing streak. The ference and a trip to Pasadena, 15:22. Penalties—Marois, Que, 4:54; 450, the goal that opened the floodgates teams, the Nordiques rallied from a Islanders, last blanked March 13, realize that the union will not break — Sources close to the union in­ Texas, pulled off an upset Thursday In other games involving Rogers into fourth place on the 10- 13 4-7 24, Valentine 1-3 4-4 6. but we will bend,” the memo con­ Calif., if Michigan ties or loses to top-ranked teams, it’s No. 1 Georgia NCAA career rushing list. O'Reilly. Bos. minor • major, 18:27; Norris 1-4 (M) 2. Verhoeven 24 Philadelphia sent 20 shots at 2-0 deficit with Malarchuk turning 1982 are 1-3-2 over the last six dicated if bargaining resumes, over top seeds Anne Smith of Dallas Hunter. Que, major, 18:27. 04 4. Lever 4-10 1-1 9, Lamp 4-7 cluded. “ We know that some of you mediator Sam Kagel will not be in­ Purdue and the Buckeyes defeat vs. Auburn; No. 2 SMU vs. Texas "Being No. 1 is fine,” said Second period—3, (Quebec, Cote 4 (M. Rangers’ goaltender Ed Mio in the aside 37 shots in his first start of the games. and Kevin Curren of South Africa, 7- Stastny), 7:22.. Penalty—Lapoint, Que, 04 8. Cooper 3-7 1-2 7, Judkins V Saturday’s opponent, Northwestern, could survive a non-season, but we vited back. A survey of the player 6 (9-7), 6-3 in the second round of the Tech; No. 3 Nebraska vs. Iowa Georgia Coac Vince Dooley. “But if 18:05. 1-2 04 2. Townes 1-2 2-2 4. Sports are confident none of you want that reps shows they believe Kagel is and then Michigan. State; No. 4 Penn State vs. Notre we’re not mature enough to handle Third period-4, Quebec, Cloutier 4 Totals 4644 19-24 111. 84j^,OOio tournament. (Lapointe), 3:39; 5, Quebec Cloutier 5 Houston 17 23 33 17- 90 situation. pro-management and not helping Buckeyes Coach Earl Bruce Dame; No. 5 LSU vs. Mississippi it, we don’t deserve to be there.” Portland 28 32 27 24-111 'Calendar Russell and Stewart won a tie­ (Hunter. Dupont), 17:02. Penalties— Three point goals—Murphy. ‘’Team-by-team negotiations the two sides agree. O'Reilly, Bos, 6:46; Tardif. Que. 6:51; Fouled out-None. Total fouls— breaker in the first set 9-7 and Cashman. Bos. 10:01. Lasorda has new distinction willguarantee further problems. — Garvey met again with televi­ dominated play in the second set to Houston 28, Portland 28. Re­ Good faith negotiations between our Shots on goal-Querec 4-11-8-23. Boston bounds—Houston 29 (Hayes, C. Friday sion entrepreneur Ted Turner. The defeat Smith and Curren, the 18-10-11-39. Jones and M. Jones 7), Goalies—Quebec, Malarchuk. Boston, CROSS COUNTRY LOS ANGELES (UPIi - Tomm, said. "I’m to blame, then Tommy, The Dodgers traditionally sign committees can settle this dispute NFLFA chief said Turner is still in­ current U.S. Open and Wimbledon Army and Navy game site Portland 47 (Thompson and Peelers. A-14,685. Cooper 8). Assists—Houston 26 Faflt (miholic girln at State Open. Lasorda. by virtue of Earl Weaver’s then it goes down to the coaches. their managers to one-year con­ within 36 hours.” terested in televising union- mixed doubles champions. (Murphy 6), Portland 30 (Va­ (Kunleavy 14 1-2 3, accepts that. He’ll tell the players West (Toast veterans community, of­ have ironed out most of the potential NY. 16:00; Carroll. NY. 16:21. Willoughby 34 04 6. Griffin 1-1 04 2. St. Raul at East Catholic (Mt. Dodgers vice president A1 Cam- when they’ve done something World ^ rie s championship, in 1981. Coral Gables, Fla., and Dick ficials have proposed moving the problems, including the lo^stics of Rec ■niird period—1, Minnesota, Smith 8 Rains 1-2 34 5. Totals 3841 2842 106. fSeho). 10:30 a.m. panis also announced Thursday that wrong.” Coaches Monty Basgall, Mark Stockton of Sawgrass, Fla. (Plett), 0;14. 2, Minnesota, Payne 7 SAN DIEGO (109) Army-Navy football classic from its flying 8,500 students to California (Plett). 7:43. Penalties-Plett. Min. 3:34; Penney at Manchester, 1:30 all members of the coaching staff Cresse and Ron Perranoski attended Stewart, one of the top men’s Standings Chambers 6-13 7-7 19. Cummings 11-20 For his part. Lasorda, 55, said he century-old Philadelphia home to for the weekend and a plan to house American Division - Insurers.6-0, Mandich. Min. major, 7.34; Gillies, NY. 1-2 23, Whitehead 9-16 04 18. W o ^ 4-12 2- SOCCER will return next year, except third- regretted the departure of first the contract signing ceremony. doubles players in the world, said major, 7:34; Gillies. NY, double minor. ^ 2 10. Hollins 8-16 5-7 21. Brooks 34 04 6. Mancliester vs. Glastonbury at the Rose Bowl in 1983. them in private homes. Hungry Tiger 6-0, Redwood Farms 18:fl; Lane. NY, misconduct, 18:37; base coach Danny Dzark, who was baseman Steve Garvey and pitcher First-base coach Manny Mota was Russell played exceptionally well. Ra. Smith 34 24 6. Anderson 1-4 04 2. “I have no doubt that there is Wilson called the proposal to 3:3, Watkins 2-4, ABA Tool 1-5, Roberts, Min, misconduct, 18:37. Hodges 14 04 2. ToUls 46-101 17-20 109. Tunxis Meade Park in Far­ replaced by Joe Amalfitano. Of­ Terry Forster, who became free also rehired but wa in the “All we did to confer was to talk Shota on goal—New York 7-9-B—24. San Antonio 312625 28-105 going to be a whale of a football rotate the game “an idea that will Lloyd’s Auto Parts 0-6. mington, 2:30 ficials refused to say why Ozark was agents after failng to reach contract Dominican Republic managing about return of service. I thought MinnesoU 13-11-10-34., San Diego 24 22 30 33-109 game between the two academies in enrich the country,” and said Rose National Division - Ambulance Goalies-New York, Smith. Minnesota. ThreeTpoint goals—Gervin. Fouled out— East taatholic vs. Wilhur Cross at not rehired. winter baseball. she was a little tentative on her Gilmore; Whitehead. Total fouls—San agreements with the Dodgers. But the Rose Bowl in December 1983, Bowl officials do hot plan to make Service 6-0, North Enders 6-0, Main Meloche. A-15,631. Cromwell High, 11 a.m. Campanis took foremost respon­ he expressed optimism about 1983. Amalfitano has worked as coach return and I told her>to drive the Antonio 18, San Diego 27. Rebounds—San and that it will be lustily applauded money on ' the contest, although Pub 6 -0, Dean M achine 2-4, Antonio 42 (Banks 10). San Diego 45 Manchester at New Canaan (girls) sibility for the Dodgers’ second- He said Garvey was an asset to and .manager of the Chicago Cubs balls,” Stewart said. NY Rangers * 10 2—3 by those who fill--that venerable tickets for the contest were Tierney’s 2-4, Moon Unit 2-4,. Philadel^ia 052—7 (Brooks. Chambers 10). Assists—San at Connors Field in New Canaan, place finish in the National League the team but added, “The Dodgers and has aso coached the. San Fran­ Russell did not find that advice hard stadium,” U.S. Senator-elect Pete expected to sell for 620-025. F irst period-1, NY Rangers, Don Antonib 21 (Banks 7). San Diego 22 10 a.m . West, a game behind Atlanta. Property Maintenance 0-6, Maloney 6 (Rogers. Dave Maloney), (Hollins 9). Technicals—San Diego made him a wonderful offer. We are cisco Giants, San Diego Padres and to follow. Wilson told a Veterans Day news Officials cited several problems (illegal defense). A—4,157. East Catholic at Suffield (girls). 2 "The buck stops here,’’. Campanis ‘ sorry to see him go." > Cincinnati Reds. Economy Electric 0-6. 10:07. Penalties-^ochrane, Phi, 3:45; ' “He (Stewart) has the fastest serve conference. with bolding the game annually in Women - Farr’s 6-0, Buffalo Water Don Maloney. NYR, 7:38; Clarke, Phi. p.m. at the top and it’s hard to read, but I “Itwill be an historic event for one Philadelphia, including lagging 7:38; .Cochrane, Phi. 9:18; Don Maloney. guessed right,” she said. Tavern 5-1, Nichols Tire 3-3, Main NYR. 13:17; O arke, Phi, 17:42. of the oldest and greatest traditions attendance and pressure by the Pub 3-3, Great Expectations 3-3, Second period—2, Philadelphia. Gorence In other matches. No. 2-seeded in' American college football to be networks to move the game back to 1 (Flockhart, Barber), 1:21. 3, Philadel­ Martina Navratilova of Dallas and B&J Auto 2-4, Turnpike Motors 2-4, phia, Carson 5 (Clarke, Holmgren), 10:53. faces matador tonight played in the oldept and most signifi­ 4 p.m. on the Saturday after Bud Light 04. 4, Philadelphia, Carson 6 (Clarke, Peter McNamara of Australia out­ cant of the bowls.” Thanksgiving weekend. McCriimmon), 16:47. 5, Phlladetohia, CALDWELL (HL, INC. lasted Leslie Allen of New York and Incoming Pasadena Chamber of "It gets cold and wet at 4 o’clock Taylor 1 (Evans. Sittler), 18.28. 6. MIAMI (UPI) - The Bull vs. The Ihe 15-round bout is scheduled for say in the scoring. The two judges Fred Stolle of Australia 5-7, 7-6, (7- PhilaMl^U, Flockhart 6 (unassisted), Matador That’s what tonight's battle (Tommerce Presidept Robert Finch, on December 3rd,’ Finch said. 19:49. .iW ities-Flockhart. Phi, 1:29; approximately 10:20 m. at the will be Ken Morita of Japan and Ove 3), 6-1; aqd No. 4 Billie Jean King of a lieutenant governor under then- “They have lost prime time. We Rogers. NYR. 2:32; G arke. Phi. 8:15. between unbeaten World Boxing Orange Bowl and will be televised Ovesen of Denmark: iTiird perioo-7, NY Rangers, Hedberg 2 New York and Gene Mayer of G.O.D. (Talifomia Gov. Ronald Reagan and think we can give the game a whole Five [unior 1 (Dave Maloney. Baker). 6:19. 8 1 Assocation champion Aaron Pryor by Home Box Office. Woodmere, N.Y., were victorious H member of Richard Nixon’s new lease on life.” Philadeli^la, Sutler 9 (Evans, Howe). and Alexis Arguello will be. Their Pryor dropped his objectioql to “It will be an interesting over Andrea Leand of Brookland- cabinet, said officials have been Anitong documents released at the 9:19. 9, ralladelphia, Gorence 2 (Flock­ contrasting styles — Pryor,- who hart). U;SS. 10. NY Rangers Pavelich 10 South African referee Stanley matchup,” said Arguello, a native of vllle, Md., and Paul McNamee of , trying to bring the game to the Ro k news conference was a letter from (Ruotaalalnen, Hedberi). 15:49. Penalties charges out of his corner and Christodoulou, who will also have a Nicaragua who now lives Miami. Aitetralla 7-6, (»-7), 6-3. Bowl for five years. Finchto,.Defense Secretary Caspar soccer tilts -D o re, NYR. 4:23; ^ r k e . Phi, 4:23; overwhelms opponents with non­ Rogers. N Y R ^:45; Cochrane. I^ i. 4:45; 649-8841 Also, unseeded Mary Lou Platek "We’re on the 10-yard line and we Weinberger, a Californian, suggesting Jf^nstoen, Ny R, 8:42; Carson, Phi. 9:58; stop punching, and Arguello, who of Munster, Ind., and F^tzBuehnlng . have momentum,” Finch said. that the contract be si^ed by the McCrimmon, Phi, 15:12.. waits for mistakes and picks his of Short Hills, N defeated No. 3 in cup play Shots on goal—NY Rangers 94-16-81. IBB! State Indoor Women's _ ‘J ’dja y we’re on the 8-yard line,” academies’ athletic directors in PhlUdelphia 12-204-40. prey apart with cruel precision — seeds Chris Evert Lloyd and hus- ' BIJI wUion, administrator of the January, when the NCA meetings Goaliea-NY Rangers. Mio. Philadel­ will make the multimillion dollar ti­ band John Lloyd of Fort Lauderdale, 104,000-seat Rose Bowl, suggested. will be held in San Diego. phia. Lindbergh. A-17,147. MCUNUFIILIFFE tle bout seem like a bulfight. net play here on weekend Fla., 4-6, 64, 6-2. "We don’t want to steal this from Army and Navy first met in 1890 Five Manchester Soccer Gub en­ BODV Arguello, however, will not be ^ Semifinal matches today pit Philadelphia, but we have more and played their first game in tries will resume play in (Tonnec- fighting for just roses. He is attemp­ Bussell and Stewart against ratek retired miUfaury people on the West Philadelphia in 1899. ’The contest ticut Junior Soccer Association StMOC 1947; ART CUNLIFFE. PROP ting to become the first fighter in aiid Buehqing, while King and Action in the Connecticut State Coast than anywhere. I think it’s a was last played out of Philadelphia ((TJSA) Cup Tournament play this history to win titles in four separate of Groveland, Mass., Ann Corcoran Mayer face Navratlova and . sure sellout.’' in 1944, when it was in Baltimore. weekend with ^wo teams home and QUALITY WORK weight divisions. Currently the Women’s Indoor Tennis Cham­ of Palmer, Mass., and Phyllis FREE pionships will start tonight at the McNamara. Finch said Philadelphia officials thrra othersTdh the road. World Boxing Council lightweight Roach of Providence. The top prize In the tounument, have tentatively a a r^ to waive The Manchester Strikers (12 and COMPETITIVE PRICES champion, Jie has held the world Manchester Racquet Club at 6 Locals players entered are Alicia o’clock, with first round match. which sponsors hope to make an an-.. rights lor the game next yisar in under) will host Farmington at CLEANING Your Specialists lor taking care of Win­ featherweight and WBC junior Quinby and Joy Balcome as well as nual event, Is flOO.OOO. ■•tara for a guarantee to host’it again Met8 add coach M(XT’s Cougar Field Saturday at For Your Oil Burner ter's "fender-.bender”. dents & dings. lightweight crowns and is 7M with Dan Kennedy, pro and tourney Deidre Redden and Madelyn director, reports the second round UPlphOlq in 1064. He said the game might con­ NEW YORK (UPI) - n ie New noon with the Manchester Rowdies on * A Am«rkon 62 knockouts with 19 straight vic­ Valbuena of West Hartford. tinue to he played on even-numbered facing Glastonbury United in a 2 * Sp«^of Dec.10-12, a girls and boys Gass B data. Mt.8now has avaragad fiva waaka of skiing bafora Christ­ Manchester Soccer Gub 14 and un­ Monchostor B 643^0016 m Cross Country Cbanulonships Nov. ” dent bodies from the entire country. The Mete said bis duties wll be in FOGMTY BROS. pound-for-pound today, he will earn Groton will take |lart as grell as the play will mas for tha last flva yaars. 8kllng Is avallabla for advanaad der squad is at New Canaan. ‘ RTE. 83. TALCOTTVILLE Woods sisters, Chris and (Courtney, 28 at the Meadowlands, sponsors an- ' It’s in the nations^interest.” the bullpen. it. tioned by NELTA. Jd(!a» oabLpn tha uppar mountain with maohina-mada snow. jMunced Thursday. ------18 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Fri., Nov. 12, 1982 MANCHESTER HERALD, Fri.. Nov. 12, 1982 - 19

Adtoa tor Sato 61 AiMd for Bale § 1 Autos lor Solo 61 Auto* tor Bale 61 Antiques 48 Apartments tor Rent S3 Apartments for Rent S3 Apartments tor Rent S3 — ------»•••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• I WANTED: ANTIQUE MANCHESTER; One and FOUR’ ROOMS - Third SECOND FLOOR, Four MHfEimSIlK HDVEimSING FURNITURE, glass, two bedroom apartment floor. Heat, stove and rooms‘ includes pewter, oil paintings, d r available. Centrally refrigerator. Adults.. No refrigerator, stove, elec­ MIES antique items. R. located on busline near pets. $330. Security and tricity.’ One male or Classified 643'2711 Harrison, 643-8709, shopping center and references. Call after 6 female. $275 per month. 22— Condominiums Minimum Charge schools. For further details p.m., 649-2236. Call 643-1892. No pets. m q t i c e s EMPLOYMENT 23— Homes for Sale 35— Heating.Plumbing 46— Sporting Oooda 50— Mlac for Rent 15 Words [a n t iq u e s & call 649-7157. 12:00 noon the day 24— LotS'Land for Sale 36— Flooring 47— Garden Products SO^Homes/Apts. to Sh«|re I.COLLECTIBLES - Will FIVE ROOMS, two MANCHESTER - Four before publication. 1— Lost and Found >3— Help Wanted 25— Investment Properly 37— Moving-Trucking-Storage48— Arliiques purchase outright or sell on 2— Personals 26— Business Property 38— Services Wanted MANCHESTER Newly bedrooms in two family. room apartment, stove, 14- ~Busmess Opportunities 49— wanted to Buy AUTOMOTIVE PER WORD PER DAY commission. House lot or Appliances, washer-dryer Deadline tor Saturday is 3— - Announcements 15— Situation Wanted 27— Resort Property 50— Produce decorated one bedroom refrigerator. No pets. 28— Real Estate Wanted 1-2 DAYS.....IStp I single piece. Telephone apartment. Access to shop­ hook-up, basement, yard Security and references. 12 noon Friday; Mon­ MISC. FOR SALE 61— Autos for Sale RENTALS ______1644-8962. ping centers, buslines and and garage. No pets. Rent $325 plus utilities. Also day's deadline is 2:30 EDUCATION, 62— Trucks tor Sale 3-5 DAYS.....14

/4’2 i I references. Call 644-0019. monthly. 64.3-1845 or 643- figures. For more informa­ tion. $61,500. 649-4568. HOLES. Zippers, um­ Let me bake your Holiday Brown vinyl recliner, $50. Telephone 646-7788. ^ plus utilities. Call 649-5897. .Street, 1773. BABYSITTER Wanted - tion please contact the Per: brellas repair^. Window pies. No party too small. Contemporary black and — ------shailes, Venetian blinds. white fabric wall hanging MANCHESTER - Lovely Mature and responsible. sonnel Department at 646- MANCHESTER - Over­ 649-5801. FOR SALE - bathroorgg large furnished rooms. Call after 5:30 , 649-8635. 1222 Ext. 2270, sized Cape, four bedrooms, Keys. TV FOR RENT. 50” X 50” , $25. 646-0479. sink and tub. Great shape#^* „J/rRE SELLINg HOUSED I Marlow's, 867 Main Street. Kitchen privileges. $50. □ NOTICES two baths, carpeting, gar­ CUSTOM DRAPERIES - light olive. $60.00 (fori? I weekly. 646-2204. PART TIME SALES - SEAMSTRESS - Full time age. Treed lot. $77,500. 649-5221. made personally, very both). Call 049-9723 after C Commission salesperson opening for a steamstress Group 1, Lombardo and reasonable. Call anytime. an " pm. Z i Lost and Found 1 for growing Tw production in our laundry/linen Associates, 649-4003, BRICK, BLOCK, STONE - 643-5681. ,-vn K . Concrete. Chimney FULLY SEASONED house. . Experience department. Must be able Firewood cut to length, CHILD GUITAR in ilC ; FOUND - SET OF KEYS preferred but will train. to skillfully cut, assemble, MANCHESTER - 39 Law- Repairs. "No Job Too BOOKKEEPING AND case. Excellent condition. Small.” Call 644-8356. split and delivered. $90. a V n i at Lincoln Center. Can be Good growth potential. 646- fit and repair cloth articles ton Ftoad - $66,900. Make an Typing services for your cord. Call 649-1831 $40.00 or best offer. Calli picked up at the 0660, 10-5. by hand and with sewing offer on this three bedroom small business and per­ 646-1625. ; ST. JOHN STflEET C & M Tree Service, Free anytime. T ^ u n IAI Manchester Herald Office machine. Also, responsible Ranch with freshly painted sonal needs. Also, overflow Classic English colonial with 1V4 7V2% mortgage In this energy ef­ RETAIL ASSISTANT to fold linens, stock estimates. Discount senior SEATS FOR VW Square J baths, 2 fireplaces, living room & between 8:30 and 5 p.m. exterior, extra insulation, for larger companies. Call SMALL PORTABLE ficient, 2 bedroom cape. Extra Insula­ Monday - Friday. MANAGERS POSITION shelves, fill and weigh new furnace and private citizens. Company 647-9780 - Your Business Back - $30.00 pair. Call 646- a basement. Extra large kitchen, Fan­ Manchester owne(i and Television. Use electric tion, steel siding, modern kitchen and -AVAILABLE- Full time. laundr carts and perform treed lot. Call Nancy Office, between 9 and 3, plug or cigarette lighter. 5847 after 6 p.m. £ bb tastic rear yard. Transferred owner operated. Call 646-1327. E I of thB River Announcements 3 ______:______a bath. Reduced to $54,900. HUBBY/ Joann Fabrics is looking other related tasks. Vonllollen for infor>n.’'tion, Monday - Friday. $35.00. Cali Judy. 647-0184. said "Sell or rent with option." 70‘s for an individual with Related ex p erien ce is 613-1439 - Group I, F.J. PINE HUTCH, twoj DISCOVER MOSTLY sowing and leadership preferred. For more infor­ Spileeki, Inc. Realtors, 643- Homes For Sale 2 3 Pelntlng-Peperlng 32 GIRLS CLOTHES - infants shelves, two drawer upper, J BRASS I Unique giftware abilities to work in our mation please contact the 2121. - 6X. Coats, boots, toys,. base has two drawers, two ■ and home decor of solid Manchester Parade loca­ Personnel Department at INTERIOR PAINTING, doors painted. 38x65x16. £ Real Eetate Johnny Jump-up. Good brass plus wicker and tion. Apply in person, 646-1222 Ext. 2270. over ten years experience, Nice. $90.00. 646-0241. * condition. Reasonable. 643- ■ * crafts. 210 Pine Street, low rates and senior citizen 0035. THROUGH THE YEARS Manchester (corner Hart­ NATIONAL MARKETING FINELLE INDUSTRIES discount. 643-9980. MANMADE FUR JacketjJ ford Road). Thursday and Concern seeks energetic, is interviewing now for QUEEN SIZE Waterbed, beige, hood, size m ediuni^ home ownersli^ has heen the best Friday 1-6 pm. Saturday 10- enthusiastic people with positions in your home INTERIOR-EXTERIOR all set up. Baffled mat­ worn five times. Orielnallv* pm. Sunday 10-5 pm. good telephone voices for town. High earning PAINTING - Wallpapering $100. $15.00. Phone 64(1^ tress. $125 or best offer. investment a .family can make ... PLAN AHEAD rhanksgiving to Christ­ evening phone sales posi­ positions working part and Drywall Installation. 647-0191. 0832. mas 649-7950. tion. iNo experience time or full time teaching Quality professional work. ■ ■ ' ■ ...... ** ... to spend your holidays In this Quali­ ty Ansaldl built raised ranch. 4 UNIQUE necessary, we will train make-up and skin care Reasonable prices. Free FOR SALE-Cheap! USED STORM DOOR 3 0” x 6’8” .'i It STILL IS techniques. Training Spacious and beautiful Bolton home, Entertainment 4 the right people. Private Estimates! Fully insured. Windows, Call 649-4210. right swing with** bedroom s, 2V2 baths, provides plenty desk. Call for personal in­ provided. Management MANCHESTER G.L. McHugh, 643-9321. screen/glass. $30.00. After! of room for family & guests. . nice view. One you’ll bo proud to own. terview at 643-2711. Ask for levels available. Not door Call for private showing. GEM SOUND Presents the New Listing WOMAN’S CHOCOLATE 5 p.m. M3-6136. MUST BE SEEHl Mr. Kurowski. to door. NEW Oidsmobile Ultimate in D.J. Entertain­ Six roomi aluminum sided colonial with large INTERIOR AND Brown cordory coat, wool Cutlass Supreme when ment. Music from 40's to bedroom s, gas heat and fireplaced living room. EXTERIOR Painting, lining, very warm. Prac­ EDWARDS Scientific! MAINTENANCE qualified. For appointment 80 s. Best prices available. $ 66,000. paper hanging, carpent^ tically brand new. $80.00. telescope, 3 in. reflector,« Excellent sound and MECHANIC - Experienced call Mr. Radin, collect, work. Fully insured. J.P. 30xl60x lenses, sightscqpe,S BLANCHARD & ROSSETTO, INC in HVAC preferred. Duties Call Nancy von Hollen for Information, 643-1439. Telepl'one 232-8528 after lighting 647-.3910 (Conn.) 272-0800, Lewis and Son, 649-9658. 5:30 p.m. 48 in. tripod. $50.00. C a ll; REALTORS include general repairs, Thursday. Friday, Satur­ 649-9540 anytime. a 189 West Center Street carpentry and plumbing. day or Monday anytime, PAINTING & PAPER (CoriM f of McKoo) EMPLOYMENT Call for appointment, COAL STOVE with •••••••••••••••••••• FJ. SPILECKI Hanging. Ceilings barometric damper and all FIRESTONE Two 721 steel! 646-2482 Crestfield Convalescent I'ROOUCTION repaired. References. Ful­ belted radial size 195-75R14 £ Help Wanted 13 Home, 643-5151. WORKERS - Established accessories. Burns 18 m u m . REALTORS ly insured. Quality work! hours. Enamel finish. new. $90.00 both. 646-7967^ - nationwide pillow Martin Mattsson, evenings ENERGY EFFICIENT SEWING MACHINE CARPENTER - All around manufacturer has im­ $375.00. 649-7151. .. Operators ■- Experienced 643-2121 649-4431. PIONEER PL-516 turm repair person including mediate full time openings table, automatic returil^ BOLTON preferred. Apply in person general plumbing, drywall. CLIPPER MIST all . W. FISH REALTY for all types production FRED LEE PAINTING - good condition. $65.00 or Of / h o M e s / ^ only - Pillowtex Corpora­ Hanging ceilings and pain­ workers. No experience weather coat, 18Vi. tion. 49 Regent Street. *42,500 Interior and exterior. Humidifier, 17 gallon. 1968 best offer. Phone 647-940£ 243 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER ting. Reply Box JJ. c/oT he necessary, we will train Residential and commer­ Manchester. E.O.E., M'F. Manchester Herald. you. Day shift, five day Ford LTD, four door, for OPEN HOUSE cial. Fully insured and parts. 649-7728. HOOVER PORTABLS Q/fEAT H0U8EI week. Opportunity for ad­ SUNDAY, NOVEM BER 14, 1-4 . dependable. 646-1653. electric dryer, 110 volt, nfl MATURE WOMAN to TELEPHONE SALES - vancement and full benefit babysit in my home. Own 167 Hickory Dr., Coventry CT. SCREENED LOAM - venting, used one winter GREAT FINANCINQI Excellent starting rate program are offered. App­ Building Contreeting 33 cost $125. Want $35.00 firm. MANCHESTER transportation. Call 646- plus commission, plus ly in person only, Pillowtex RT 44A - RT 31 - R/DALY RD L/SOUTH ST Gravel, processed gravel, 6240. sand, stone and Hu. For Call 649-8391. Forest Hills, exceptional buy In this oversized 6 room Colonial bonus, plus benefits. We Corporation, 49 Regent R/LAKEVIEW L/HICKORY - to the end. that offers a spacious living room, and master bedroom suite, LEON CIESZYNSKI deliveries call George are looking for dependable, Street, Manchester. BUILDER. New homes, TWO 650-13 snow tirej 1st floor family room, dining room & kitchen, many extras In­ CHFA Brick Home In convenient location. 5 BIDV^ELL TAVERN needs permanent part time help. Griffing, Andover, 742- cluding central air conditioning. Only $10.9,000. experienced grill persons additions, remodeling, rec 7886. mounted on Vega rimsi rooms, 1 car garage, newer roof, appliances, Hours are 5-9 pm. MATURE WOMAN to rooms, garages, kitchens like new. Goodyear. $20.00 c^nd part time kitchen help. Experienced people teach skin care and make­ “Stack-Pack" on furnace. Full basement with 'A Flexible hours. Call '742- rem odels, ceilings, bath SURPLUS JEEPS - Cars, each. Call 643-9132. - bath. Don't wait on this onel $59,900.00 preferred. Pleasant phone up technique?. Free tile, dormers, roofing. 6978 weekdays between 10 voice required. Earn full training; high income. .Ad­ boats, many sell for under a m. and 3 p.m. Residential or commer­ $50.00. For Info (312) 931- TWO C7$ X 14 white waH NEWER DUPLEX time income at a part time vancement, new Olds cial. 649-4291. tires, fair condition. $10.00 job. Call between 10 am -12 Cutlass Supreme provided 1961 Ext. 2340. each. Call Tony 649-864$ You will have plenty of elbow room when you buy TAX PREPARERS - noon for appointment, Mr. when qualified For inter­ Experienced. Hourly rate ELEtTTRlCAL SERVICES Free CteealHed Ads after 5 p.m. or op this Colonial house on Loomis Road In Bolton. Cody, 569-4993. American view call Mrs, Conte. 646- - We do all types of Elec- ...... weekends. ; , and bonus plan. Full or Frozen Foods, Inc. 5312 between 4 and 6 p.m. This home Is located on a very quiet country part time hours. Beneficial trical Work ! Licensed. Cali 4 INCH Pipe wrench, prac­ after 5:00 p.m 646-1516. ICE SKATES - T w o pair, street and Is on a large lot of over 2 acres. There Income Tax Service, tically new. $14.00. Call PART TIME - Must be able OFFICE CLERK - part size 7 and size 8. $5.00 each. Is a fireplaced living room, 3 bedroom s and 1V4 Phone 646-4156 today. to do lifting and general time position available in .649-7549.______Telephone 649-9540. E.O.E. F/M . FARRAND baths. And beat of all there la an assumable VA Soulfi WIndoor trucking work. Flexible our lab. Duties include REMODELING - Cabinets, SNOW TIRES GR78-15 Like'new 2 year old 6 room Contemporary Colonial. 1st floor hours. Call 644-8962. .general clerical skills such Roofing, Gutters, Room DOUBLE SIZE mattress, mortgage. The price Is only $72,900. So call today - RNS & LPNS CHARGE G'sEXPERlENCED a,s filing, answering radials. Less than 2000 very good condition.'$15.0l family room, format dining room, kitchen and eating area. 4 NURSES- The Meadows Additions, Decks, all types miles. $80.00. 646-5352. CHFA, FHA or VA welcome on this quaint 8- to.see this home. bedrooms, 2'A baths, above-ground pool, executive location. DELI person full and part phones, processing lab o f Remodeling and 649-2320. *-4 Excellent condition. 5 rooms, 3 bedrooms on Convalescent Center of time. Call for interview room Colonial with modern kitchen and reports and receptionist. Repairs. FREE each side. Appliances, Gas Heat, Fully Insulated, Manchester has immediate between 9 and 3 . 522-3310. Hours include every other LIKE NEW PACE 40 channel CB radio GIRLS THREE SPEEQ bath, fenced yard and spacious rooms. openings for part time 11 to Estimates. Fully insured. with power pack. $50.00. Full basement. Call now (or an appointment to Saturday 7:30 a.m. - 4 p.m. Four room year-round home, new steel Telephone 643-6017. ^ Bicycle, blue side basketsi Priced for quick sale to someone who knows 7 Charge .Nurses. RNS can HOMEMAKER - Care for and Sunday 8 a m. - 2:30 Call 649-2063 after 6 p.m. $10.00. Call after 6 p.m£ a bargain when they see one. Rates as low as see this Income property. $97,900.00 earn up to $10.90 per hour, the elderly in their home. siding, roof, .windows, celling, walls, custom p.m. Also, every other ROBERT E. JARVIS - 643-5314.______- ED GORMAN U&R REALTY CO. and LPNS $9.70 per hour Manchester area. Hourly cabinets and beamed knotty pined L/R, LADIES BOWLING shoes and only 6% down considered. Move holiday and coverage Building & Remodeling In for the holidays. $63,900, but flexible Associates under our no benefit plan. salary, flexible hours. Bodi during illness or vacation. F/place, X-tra Insulation size 8'A, man’s bowling SALES 643-2692 STRANO REAL ESTATE These rates include a shift Metric Health Services. ^ecialist. Interior and shoes size 9'A, ladies 604 East Middle Turnpike, Manchester 156 East Center St., Manchester Position requires three Exterior Renovating. Robert D. Murdock, Realtor differential. For further in­ Call 721-9243.______weeks of 40 hours training. skates size 9, and size 6. 646-4040 formation or to arrange a Residential & Commer­ Telephone 649-2502. Entire 72-9153 646-2000 .JOB OPENINGS for elec- For more information WEBBftUlQINBUHL cial. Additions, Garages, nrstewTs personal interview, call please contact the Per­ set ^ .0 0 . Connie Gibbs, RN, Acting tronic assemblers. VERNON CIRCLE Roofing & siding. Experienced preferred. sonnel Department at 646-' 'Kitchens, Bathrooms. DNS at 648-9191. Meadows 1222 Ext. 2270 ■ lA L M T A T B 872-8379 26 MOTIVATIONAL FAIR McCAVANAGH’S Convalesent Center, 333 Will train. Apply in person, Replacement Windows & cassette tapes for Amway Taka a look and you might see Phoenix Audio, 91 Elm Doors. 643-6712. Plus Baked Ooods ’ Bidwell Street, CRUISE SHIP JOBS - distributors, originally a homa In ttila list that fita your nasdsi BUY OF THE WEEK! Manchester. Street, Manchester. Lots-Land tor Sale 24 great income TOtential, ail Services Ottered 31 $3.75 each, will sell entire Vi.W.lliixnary : •••••••••••••••••••••••a •••••••••#•••••••••••••• CARPENTRY Insulation, ttajteo—Ons badroom condominium, appManodo. wall to wall KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE™ by Larry Wright occupations. For informa­ 'set for $50.00. 649-6325. oarpaUng, good financing tarma. UnM 14, Bad Caurl, ANDOVER Bunker Hill LIGHT TRUCKING - Fen­ Weatherstripping, Fur­ SrtjrtM, Itor. 13 IM: tion call (312) 741-9780 Ext. niture Repairing. General Baal Marttard. (off Buriialda Ava.) 2 Road. 5 plus acres ap­ cing. Attica, cdllara, gar­ VERY TALL cut crysUl IMEaitOMtoSL 2423. House Repair Minor 1*1,000— Cuta. droom atartar homa. Will qualify for CHFA proved building lot, ages cleaned. All types Work. table lamp. Cost $20(1 ten Flntnolng. Extra larga living room. 2 ancloaad wooded, beautiful rural trash, brush removed. Masonary Work. Call John, years ago. Sell $60.00. porohaa. 40 Homa Tarraea, laal Haittord. 647-9824. □ EDUCATION residential area, ideal for Picket, Split Rail, Stake Really large, excellent. MOVED - SELLING E^ 000,000— Roomy townhouaa condominium. 3 badrooma, 2 full passive solar energy, state Fences instaUed. 5284)670. ..528-1880. tire contents, of home - 404 and 2 half baths, llnithsd baaamsrn In VA Approvsd . NEW LIOTiNO Two Uniquo HohiasI forest close by. $^,9(X). SKAPARAS HOME NorthIMd Qraan. 10B Afflbasaadsr Df.. Manobaalar Remodeling - all types ad­ Hackmatack St. Saturd^r Charming 6 room Cape-style home set on lovely From owner - will finance SMALL LOADS OF PHYSICIANS BAG, black (on Lydall St) Prtvete Inatructlons 10 ditions, Interior and and Sunday,.Nov. 12 and It. treed lot. convenient to everything. Furnished rec This pre-Civll War colonial has a special charm at 12 percent. Andover, 742- STONE, trap rock, play cowhide, 16” . Boston style. 10 to 6. ; 077 ago— Four-tour two family, axoaHanl In^tw situation. All exterior, repair work.- Free room, cheerful kitchen, many extras. Priced to 78W. ______sand, white stone, loam Good condition. ^.00. w - alum, storms & sorsana, full baaamant 2 oar garaos. that is hard to dupllcatal Call now for details and a EXPERIENCED Teacher estimates. Reasonable in Flaianea St, Manehaalar sell at $63,900. apeclal ahowingl Asking low 90’s. of voice and piano has Looking for ali a n d 'pool sand 7153. INDOORS - THREE twfi rates. Cali Joe - 649-1733. 004J 00— Four badroom gprrtaon oolontal, 2 batba, llraplaoad openings for private apartment? Check the DELIVERED. Telephone • •••••••#••••••••••••### ' beds, coffee table, eiffl 644-1775. FOR SALE - Free standing tables, 20” fans, lampa living room. Inground pool, lota of room to roam. 001 iNYEXTM O lessons. Beginners many vacancies listed in Rooting 34 M m s St, ManotiaaMr. .welcome. Call 649-6325. the Classified each day. cedar closet, original cost steel clothes closet, steB DESIGN KITCHENS - $300. Asking $75. U ke new. shelving, wood desM 001.000 ripht room axaoullva ootonlal. 2'A baths, llrsplaoad BIDWELL HOME Im- cabinets, vanities, counter Call 646-2(B4 anytime. chairs, fireplace set, batv nSmy p^rovement Company - m pratty FoTaal Hllla. 110 m afsie Dr., Mansnaaisr. . MMGHESTER-SOIITH WINDSOR LINE top s, kitchen cabinet crib, hooka, miscellaneoug. CELEBRITY CIPHER Roofing, siding, This 8-room Cape offers 4 bedrooms, 2 CsIsWiv O phir oryptegrims sre cresisd kem qvolallone by fsmqus people, pest fronts, . custom TORO POWER handle 37 Hartland R d„ 649-5963? 100.000 niiilliiinn Intaraal rtlaa maka this 4-4 duplax an 1^ •ntfprsssnt. EiobM tsr In the olpfMrBtsfMis tor another. Todays elu9:Z9QUtaH. vaabnant oonalOaratlon. 2 badrooma. 1V1 baths a ^ alterations, additiona. 6 & with snow blower - old but baths and' a “professional gourmet woodworking, colonial 6495. Uds. wall malnitinsd. Qood Inooms poMnOal. 104- reproductions in wood. good condition. Self LITTLE GIRLS to y ISO Fliroato Sk, HtM lM M r. kitchen.” The lovely park-llke yard Is Ideal “T OTO -^RPTHI ZTI KPQ LVTIQOI ' J.P. Lewis, 6494668. Houeohotd Gootfa 40 propelled briggs statton refrigerator, stove, sin)g Non^lfovolopmoni for young families. •••••••••••••••••••••••• e n ^ , 17” diute. 150.00. doll crib, miscellaneoiia H you do, ghra ua a oaH. ' ■■ ■ TEJF,-- LOVING MOTHER with USED toys, books, and p u u l^ ■MV olMW you ona or show you alll This house must be seeni Priced to sell at XOL AQYDB IQOVKZYOB: T BQQA degree In elementry educa­ This rustic 9-room log home Is a real beautyl REFRIGERATORS. 1960FALCON SEDAN R.F. Charming 3 bedroom, 2 bath ranch with over­ $85,000. tion will babyait In home. WASHERS, RANGES - fender, excellent one dtns, Avon^le Road. , Yciu'll have luxury snd privacy In this truly unique, LVTIQD TOA KZV LVTK LVTIOD.” — sized garage. Features Inoluda; aluminum Flexible hours. Call 647- Clean, Guaranteed. Parts $25.00 or offer. Phone 647- "One-of-a-klnd" home situated on 2.7 acres In 0 1 2 9 ______siding, central vacuum system, firsplaoe and & Service. Low prices! 15OT after 6 pm. Bolton. $119,900. . - S.C. OQLBTD Ooga-»lrde-Pot$43 ! much mbre. Priced at $79,600. SMALL REPAIR JOBS - B.D. Pearl It Son, 649 Main DANIEL Fa REALEp INC. PREVIOUS SOLUTION: ‘-‘Nowaday* a .„poll«ge aducatlon Painting, Electrical and Street. 64M17I. TWO nRBSTDNB Snow- anabte* you to worry more InlaMigwilly about thing* aN ovar Storm Ddora It Windows, biter mounted, fo u r FREE TO GOOD Home::- RAILT0R8 ZINSSER A6ENCY AUBMO REALTY, Inc. McCAVANAGH REALTY th* world." — Walter Cronkit* or anything around the GE WASHER, diyer, large Goodyear cruiaer, all w/w tour adorable ahandniiw|i ITS Main A t, Manohaatar m u m t >90 Main SL, Mane. 102 South Matn OL, Manctwolor 73 West Center 8t., Menuneeter— . eiM2byNfA.«tt. house. Call after 6 p.m., refrigerator and electric A78-13 Firestones - New- grev LH kittens. C a O i > 846-4026 9 4 «-1 lll ^ 04041917 ask (or Rick 6464)738. stove. Telephone 646-4962. All for $95.00. Call 649-7310. 5110 or 649-2345. ;£ 646-3800 Uia