M - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Oct. 10, 1985 MANCHESTER FOCUS SPORTS WEATHER Judge won’t bar public DiRosa still ahead Too much to do I Whalers win first Clear, chilly tonight; In race for funds at Mystic Seaport ever NHL opener sunny, cool Saturday from Richards’ hearing FREE ... page 3 ... page 13 ... page 9 ... page 2 By Michael J. Spataro t ^ . United Press International

PROVIDENCE, R.I. - The media and public will not be barred Classified Ad from pretrial hearings in the rape and murder trial of Ralph and Donna Richard, but they may be prohibited from seeing court docu­ Fill out coupon below (one word per space) and mail: ments in the highly-publicized case. Superior Court Judge Joseph Clearly state name of item-and phone number in ad. lUanrl|Fstpr Mrralft Rodgers refused Wednesday to Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm Friday, Oct. 11. 1985 — Single copy: 254 close pretrial hearings despite Price must be included. defense pleas that the media had One item oniy per ad. “ poisoned" the public's perception of the case. bo not use abbreviations. Rodgers reserved decision on whether to seal court records in the case, but indicated he would rule NO Pet, Garage, Tag Sale or Commercial ads Shultz vows this morning when the hearing was scheduled to resume. accepted. "The public has the right to be informed of what goes on in its / courtrooms,” Rodgers ruled. "The Ads must be printed on order blanks appearing in the prompt action defendants have failed to estab­ lish, at this time, that their rights RALPH RICHARD DONNA RICHARD Manchester Heraid. to a fair trial would be harmed by . . . rape charge . . . murder charge pretrial publicity." The Richards, formerly of Paw­ as his attorney read aloud from a impartial,' and as trial lawyers we tucket, R.I., are charged in the local newspaper story some of the know that is just not true," ■n on extradition rape and beating death of their details about the rape and slaying O'Connor said. "The court has to 4-month-old daughter, Jerri Ann, of his daughter. balance the media’s First Amend­ To all Herald WASHINGTON (AP) - Secretary of whose disappearance and slaying The motion was opposed by ment rights against the defend­ 1 2 3 4 readers who last Nov. 15 attracted nationwide Assistant Attorney General Cha­ ants’ rights to a fair trial." State George Shultz said today the Related stories, coverage. rles Nystedt and three attorneys O'Connor and Muksian argued have something United States was moving "very fast” Ralph Richard is accused of representing local media that the Rhode Island Supreme 5 6 7 8 with its request that Italy turn over four see page 5 raping his infant daughter and his organizations. Court and the U.S. Supreme Court to sell for Palestinians who hijacked an Italian wife, Donna, is charged with "In the Claus von Bulow trial, we have established guidelines by cruise ship and killed an American killing the baby. probably had triple the coverage of which the media can be excluded 9 10 1’1 12 ^99 or Less passenger. • "The press has poisoned the this case and none of that was from certain pretrial hearings, 1). In Rome, however, Italian Foreign day for a flight out of the country. entire jury pool before it has even closed," argued Joseph Cavanagh noting the press does not have an We will run your ad Minister Giulio Andreotti said Shultz quoted unidentified U.S. officials as been selected," said John O’Con­ Jr., an attorney for WJAR-TV, "absolute" right to attend alt 13 14 15 had agreed in a trans-Atlantic tele­ saying two PLO officials also were nor, attorney for Ralph Richard, Channel 10, in Providence. preliminary proceedings. for 6 days Free of phone call hours earlier to let Italy aboard. who added that police had turned Nystedt told Rogers that closing Rodgers also reserved decision Charge. prosecute the quartet. As the plane was over the Mediterra­ the case into "a media event.” the proceedings would "enhance on whether defense attorneys will Shultz, interviewed on the NBC-TV’s nean on its way to Tunisia, where the O'Connor and George Muksian, the public's i^rception that some­ be allowed to interview members "Today” program, raised the possibil­ PLO has its headquarters, U.S. Navy Mrs. Richard's attorney, gave thing is not right here.” of the grand jury which indicted Fill out coupon and ity that the hijackers might be prose­ N am e- F-14 fighters took off from the aircraft Rogers a file stuffed with press The media attorneys and Nys­ the couple. either mail it or cuted in both countries. carrier Saratoga to meet it. White "The important thing here is that Clippings on the case, which they tedt said jurors tainted by pretrial Muksian and O'Connor said they Address bring it to the House spokesman Larry Speakes told a claimed proved that theif clients publicity could be screened out would seek dismissal of their both governments want to see these Manchester Herald news conference late Thursday.. would not be able to receive a fair during the jury selection process, clients' indictments based on infor­ P h on e. people ... brought to justice," Shultz U.S. officials said Tunisia had refused and impartial trial. but O'Connor disagreed. mation contained in their motions. office. said. landing rights for the plane. Richard, neatly dressed in a "How many times have we The Richards are currently free One ad a month only "W e have full confidence in the "The president directed that U.S. jacket and tie, fidgeted in his chair heard a juror say, 'I can be fair and on $100,000 bail each. Italian system of justice and I ’m sure forces intercept the aircraft,” as part of per family (No phone calls they have full confidence in ours, and it a U.S. policy of "apprehension, prose­ may turn out that these murderers will cution and punishment of terrorists," ______i be tried in both countries," he said. Speakes said. Shultz said he was not sure a formal “ This operation was conducted with­ Doctor, in medical paper, extradition request had been filed, but Horald photo by Buhaw out firing a shot,” Speakes said. added, “ We are moving on that very The airliner touched down at Sicily’s New Playscape at Keeney fast.” Sigonella airport, a NATO base near Smrl|p0tpr Hfralft Andreotti told The Associated Press Catania, at 12:30 a.m. (7:30 p.m. he had to convince Shultz that the details Hitler's final days Christopher Nash, a student at Keeney Street was built by volunteers and funds from Keeney Thursday E D T ), said a spokesman for Italians could prosecute the hijackers. Italian Prem ier Bettino Craxi. 16 Brainard Place Manchester School PTA. Fred Windesh and Jim Cline headed “ I wouldn't say we had no difficulty in are no plans to translate it into School, peeks through an opening in the school's Once on tlie ground, the jet “ was By Larry Doyle "Hitler was not insane. He had a convincing Shultz. But the Americans English, Breo said. new Playscape. The recently completed Playscape the building project. surrounded by American and Italian United Press International political obsession that led him to were not aware of Italian judicial attempt insane things.” troops,” Speakes said. U.S. sources in competence (and) had precedence over CHICAGO — In his final days, Washington said American units de­ American Medical News Na­ American jurisdiction," he said. Adolf Hitler — dependent on drugs tional Affairs Elditor Dennis L. Management refuses talks ployed included Navy SEALS, an elite The liner, Achille Lauro, sails under and in pain — suffered from Breo, who interviewed Schenck for combat unit. the Italian flag. Parkinson's and heart disease, two days through an interpreter, The hijackers were taken off the VOTE YES TO SAVE, The four pirates, who Western aircraft for trial in Italy, the spokesman colitis, depression and a host of said he believes Schenck is sincere psychosomatic illnesses, says a and is telling his story because of officials say killed a partially paralyzed for Craxi told The Associated Press. doctor who was with the Nazi its historical value. Strike ‘inevitable’ at Crestfield American Jew aboard the Italian cruise “ They are already in the hands of leader. After the war, Schenck spent 10 \- ship, were seized by police for Italian authorities, the carabinieri Dr. Ernst Gunther Schenck, a years in a Soviet prison before DON’T SELL prosecution. (military police),” he said. It was not nutritionist for the German army, studying the medical records kept By John F. Kirch “ They’re very rich people and they think said. The Palestinians, who identified immediately clear what charges might came to Hitler’s Berlin bunker on by Hitler’s priv'hte physician. Dr. Herald Reporter they can break the law," Fox said of the Meyerson said management must nego­ themselves as members of a Palestine be brought. April 21, 1945, to stock food for the 'Hieodor Morell, who died in 1948. owners of the nursing home on Vernon tiate with the union, even though the owners Liberation Organization splinter group, Foreign Minister Giulio Andreotti Third Reich's final stand. He Using the meticulous records, A strike by unionized workers at the Street. plan to sue in court. commandeered the Achille Lauro off said today the United Stated will let worked there until Hitler's suicide Schenck determined Hitler suf­ Crestfield-Fenwood nursing home appears Fox said this morning that he has no Egypt on Monday and terrorized more Italy prosecute the hijackers rather on April 30, 1945. fered from Parkinson’s disease, THE BUCKLAND FIRE HOUSE inevitable, a union representative said this IN A LETTER presented to workers doubt that the NLRB will side with the union than 500 passengers and crew for two than have them stand trial in America In a copyright interview in the advanced heart disease, colitis, morning. Thursday, management said it was only a in its complaint about management's days. first. He said the agreement was Oct. 11 issue of American Medical anxiety, depression and a host of Larry Fox, secretary-treasurer for Dis­ minority of the 85 unionized workers who refusal to negotiate. Once the NLRB takes They surrendered to representatives reached during telephone negotiations News, the American Medical Asso­ psychosomatic illnesses brought trict 1199 of the New England Health Care wanted a strike. It also said that District up the case. Fox said, it will ask a federal of the PLO on Wednesday, and the with U.S. Secretary of State George ciation's newspaper, Schenck, 81, on by the turning tide of the war. Employees Union, said the union plans to 1199 did not hold a secret ballot when it took court to force management to negotiate hijacked ship steamed into Port Said, Shultz. described the final days of Hitler, Hitler did not have syphilis, as is hold a final strike vote next week because a vote on the strike deadline earlier this with the workers. Egypt. It was only then that officials Earlier, Speakes said that the United drawing on his own experience and often rumored, Schenck said. management has informed workers that it week. Management contended in its letter confirmed the death of 69-year-oId Leon States would "pursue prompt extradi­ the records of Hitler's physician. A difficult patient. Hitler refused will not negotiate a contract with them. The letter said that jmanagement would Thursday that it is a "small group of Klinghoffer from New York City. tion," of the Palestinians. 'The United ' “ His spine was hunched, his to undress for exams, banned The National Labor Relations Board bring the issue of the union’s certification employees” who want to strike and that Egypt put the four Palestinians shoulder blades protruded from X-rays, complained bitterly about ruled Oct. 1 that District 1199 is the legal before a federal court. workers don’t have to strike if they don’t aboard an Egyptian Boeing 737 Thurs- Please turn to page 8 his bent back, and he collapsed his his pain and needed dozens of representative of 85 aides and maintenance "W e have always believed that the union want to. shoulders like a turtle,” ^henck drugs to make it through his final workers at the home and that management does not represent a majority of the The owners initially challenged the said. “ His eyes, glaring at me days, Schenck said. must negotiate with union officials. Man­ uncoerced service employees,” the letter union's certification last February with the painfully, were bloodshot, and the "Hitler often needed a drug to agement plans to fight the NLRB decision in said. “ We will not be pressured by threats NLRB in Hartford. They contended that drooping black sacs under the eyes get to sleep," Schenck told Breo, court, workers were told Thursday. ora notice of a strike and we will take all the workers, who voted 46-40 to unionize last Teachers’ union decides betrayed fatigue and "a drug to help him get through the “ It looks like there will be a strike,” Fox neccessary actions within the law to care year, were confused as to who they were sleeplessness. twice-daily military briefings with said this morning. for our patients." voting for. "Suddenly, it hit me like a generals, a drug to enable him to The unionized workers will hold a final The letter was signed by “ Gary," After an investigation, the Hartford office not to back candidates hammer .stroke. I was looking at conduct his notorious monologues strike vote next Thursday, he said. If they presumably the home’s administrator, decided against the owners. The owners the eyes of death. We all were on into the night... a drug to treat vote to strike, they will walk off their jobs Gary Spieker. Spieker could not be reached appealed that decision to the full labor The Manchester Education Associa­ The MEA, which represents more doomed. I was looking into the eye persistent colds, and again a drug Oct. 21. for comment Thursday or this morning. board in Washington, which also found that tion will not endorse any candidates in than 500 teacher.

Weather In By Kevin Flood change by a 4-1 vote after commission threat to the pond, because the trees on agreed that they should judge the issue Peopletalk Herald Reporter member Douglas Smith noted during a the parcel help prevent land erosion. only in terms of land conservation, not School candidates to speak meeting in Lincoln Center that the But in a subsequent debate, commis­ in terms of developers’ needs. "That’s Today’s forecast A provision in the town’s proposed Catholic Cemetery Association has sion member Joseph Tully said he not our job," commission member Ken The eight candidates vying for six positions on plan of development that calls for a bought a parcel off Oakland Street that opposed a 100-foot buffer zone because Krivanec. This one’s for you, Bob Connecticut, Massachusetts the Board of Education in the Nov. 5 town election 50-foot buffer zone between buildings it plans to use for cemetery plots. it would make many waterfront proper­ Tully cast the lone dissenting vote WTIC radio personality Bob Sleefe, now in his and Rhode Island; Today: partly will speak Oct. 17 at a forum sponsored by the and certain bodies oI water in Manches­ Noting that the parcel runs to the edge ties impossible to develop. "With that when the commission voted on the 50th year as a broadcaster, was honored by sunny. High 55 to 65. Tonight: Manchster Junior Women’s Club. ter should be changed to require of Union Pond, he said the association much land cut off, you simply could not proposal. Connecticut broadcasters. clear and chilly with frost in the After the candidates have spoken, they will 100-foot buffer zones, the Conservation may use all the land up to the water’s build there,” he said. The commission also decided Thurs­ Steele, who began his first and oniy radio job on interior. Low temperature 40 to field questions from the audience. Commission said Tfiursday. edge. When several other commission day to endorse a section of the Oct. 1, 1936 at WTIC, was presented with the 45 at the coast, 30s interior with The forum’will be held in the cafeteria of Illing The change, which would apply only " I thought they were going to be good members pointed out that developers in deveopment plan that comtains new recreational and open space regula­ Connecticut Broadcasters Association Distin­ some 20s colder low lying areas. Junior High School beginning at 7 p.m. to properties along the Hockanum neighbors, but I ’m concerned now,” that situation could get variances, Tully Four candidates are seeking the three positions Smith said of the cemetery association. responded that it would still pose a tions. There was no dicussion on the guished Service Award at the CBA’s annual Saturday: mostly sunny. High 55 River and Union Pond, will be proposed open for three-year terms beginning in No­ If the land is graded all the way to the hardship to the developers because it proposal and the vote was unanimous. meeting and fall convention at the Parkview to 65. to the Planning and Eoning Commission vember. They are Democratic incumbents Frank when it holds a hearing on the proposed pond. Smith said, it would mean would cost them time and money to The commission decided to hold its Hilton on Thursday. Maine and New Hampshire; Maffe and Joseph Camposeo; David Dampier, a Comprehensive Plan of Development removal of a path along the pond as well appear before town boards to get the next meeting Oct. 17 so it could review In presenting the CBA's award, Michael Scattered showers or flurries Republican incumbent; and Republican Anne Wednesday evening. as a wooded section. In addition, he variances. plans for the proposed Buckland Hills Hanson, the organization’s president, noted the north and becoming sunny in the gathering was "to honor a colieague whose Gauvin, a former president of the Manchester The commission approved of the said, grading the land could pose a But the other commission members mall. south today. Highs in the upper career began in Hartford before most of us in this Education Association. 30s north to mid 50s south. Clear room were bom." Another four candidates are seeking the three Bob Steele was hired as a staff announcer at the tonight with widespread frost. seats that come open in November 1986. They are radio station in 1936 and two years later took on Lows in the 20s with lower 30s on Fall takes the plunge Democrats Terry Bogli and Jo-Ann Moriarty; duties as a sports broadcaster. In 1943 a daily the coast. Saturday mostly Bernice Cobb, a Republican incumbent; and Conservation panel backs sewer plans one-hour broadcast was added to his schedule. In sunny. Highs in the 40s north and Today: partly sunny and cool. High around 60. Wind northwest 10 to Republican Joel Mrosek. 1952 he began doing the morning show that 50s south. 20 mph. Tonight: clear and chilly with frost. Low temperature in the B” river. "Class B” streams must be continues to this day. Vermont: Breezy and cool 30s with some 20s in colder low lying areas. Wind becoming calm. Mill developers make change The town Conservation Commission members at a meeting in Lincoln the federal Environmental Protection with a mix of clouds and sun. Saturday: mostly sunny and cool. High 55 to 60. Sunday variable Thursday night unanimously endorsed Center. Agency and the state Department of clean enough for fishing and swimming Highs in the upper 40s and 50s. cloudiness chanceof showers. Today’s weather picture was drawn by When the developers of the Clocktower Mill in plans to upgrade the sewage treatment Commission Chairman Arthur Environmental Protection. At present, Weinberg said, the plant on Olcott Street. Clear and crisp tonight. Lows 25 Angela Orfitelli, 9, of 2 Village St., a fourth grader at Martin School. the Cheney Historic District replace window Glaeser said after the meeting that Though town officials say the price processed waste coming from the plant although the commission was not to 30. Saturday mostly sunny sashes in the interior courts of the mill with new Commission members endorsed the tag for the work will come to about $26 makes the river and brook clean enough Video candidate required to approve the plans, it did so with highs 55 to 60. aluminum sashes, they will have to make them plans after Mayor Barbara Weinberg million, they hope to secure at least 45 for only a "Class C” designation. The to show its support for the project. "We Former Mayor Jane Byrne, tooling up a look like the originals. told them that tht; $26 million in percent of the money from federal and town has been ordered to meet the are only an advisory board,” he said. campaign to regain the office in 1987, can be seen The builders have found that some of the improvements proposed at the plant state grants. The. referendum proposal higher standard by the end of 1988. " But we wanted to show that we support rocking and rolling to a Chicago group’s new rock Extended outlook original sashes are unsafe and cannot be made are needed to make the Hockanum would allow bonding of up to $14,300,000. the plant.” Weinberg also told the commission video. safe. They now plan to use the available original River and Hop Brook clean enough to Extended outlook for New Voters will be asked whether the town Weinberg told the commission that that methane gas created through "W e’re All Crazy ’bout Chicago,” taped sashes on the outer perimeter of the E-shaped meet state standards. Thursday, is the creation of Jonathon Brand- England Sunday through mill building where they will be more prominent should issue bonds to reconstruct the the improvements are needed to make processing waste at the plant would be meier, a iocal disc jockey who fronts a band Tuesday: and use aluminum sashes on the inner courts, "W e are going to have to build a new plant in a referendum Nov. 5. The the waters of the Hockanum, which is used to power the plant’s diesel engines. fed by Hop Brook, clean enough to meet Any leftover gas can be sold back to the called Johnny and the Leisure Suits. UPl photo Connecticut, Massachusetts which are partially hidden. wastewater treatment plant sooner or reconstruction would bring the town Mrs. Byrne told reporters she was taping the and Rhode Island: Chance of The developers have received permission from later,” Weinberg told commission into compliance with the standards of state and federal standards fora "Class Hartford Electric Light Company. video because "this is something light and You’re In the army now showers Sunday. Fair Monday. state and federal historical societies to make the positive. Chance of showers Tuesday. change. Last week, the Cheney Historic District "W e’ve seen a iot of strife and fighting and Not everyone reacts this happily to receiving a Highs in the 60s. Overnight lows Commission put its stamp of approval on the plan turmoil in this city and peopie are awfully sick of draft notice but then Clayton Monte really has mostly in the 40s. after suggesting modifications. Officials to meet on mall VERNON, CONNECTICUT it.” nothing to worry about — he’s only 13 years old. New Hampshire and Maine: The commission insisted that the sashes be The high school freshman from Bivonia, Mich., Chance of showers Sunday and painted green and that they have snap-up Planning Director Mark Pellegrini and place a massive retail center in Manches­ THE VERNON HISTORICAL SOCIETY was sent the notice by mistake and finds the whole Monday. Chance of rain Tues­ grillwork to resemble the original sashes. Town Attorney Kevin O’Brien will meet ter, Winchester’s shopping area would be thing humorous now. However, his father says day. Highs in the 50s north to The mill is being converted to apartments. next week to resolve problems surrounding mostly in South Windsor. Only a parking lot will be presenting it's fifth annual Antique Show and Sale, Sunday, Oc­ They shoot horses that initially Clayton was "scared to death." near 60 south Sunday warming to action by the Manchester Planning and and office building would lie in Manchester, tober 20th at the Vernon Center Middle School, 777 Hartford Turnpike. the mid 50s to mid 60s Tuesday. Leukemia benefit Saturday Zoning Commission on the proposed plans show. The show hours will be from 10am to 5pm and will have over 60 dealers A horse destined for a slaughterhouse when it Lows in the 30s Sunday rising Winchester Mall. The Manchester Planning and Zoning displaying and selling their wares. escaped from a suburban Detroit stable has The Magical Mini-golf Tournament to benefit The Winchester developers are seeking a Commission will hold a public hearing Nov. into the 40s Tuesday. Dealers will have fine furniture o f all periods, baskets, lamps, jewelry, drawn an adoption inquiry from actress Pam The power of Image Vermont: Chance of showers the Leukemia Society will be Saturday from noon special exception and a zone change in 4 on the special exception sought by the Dawber, former co-star of television’s "Mork and connection with planii for the mall, which Winchester developers. The special excep­ silver, old tools, linens, fine glass and china, and o f course, collectibles The way to get rich and powerful is to think rich Sunday. Dry Monday. Chance of to 4 p.m. at Connecticut Golf Land on Route 30 in Mindy.” would straddle the Ma nchester-South Wind­ tion is needed because the developers want of many varieties. and powerful, says John Molloy, author of "Dress showers Tuesday. Highs in the Vernon. ’The horse was one of 42 involved in a freeway sor town line. to build on more than four acres and to for Success" and a consultant to Fortune 500 60s. Lows in the 40s. Prizes include a 10-speed bicycle, tape player. C liff 8 Country Kitchen of Rockville will again be our caterer. He will be accident en route to a Canadian slaughterhouse A lawsuit has been brought against the develop more than 60 parking spaces. companies and foreign governments. Cabbage Patch doll, AM-FM radios with headsets serving a wonderful breakfast along with some o f his famous lunches Monday when the floor of a two-tier horse trailer Winchester developers and the South Meanwhile, the commission is also "Act, look and sound like a winner,” he told 850 i f . and T-shirts. including chef s salads, homemade soups, a variety o f sandwiches and collapsed on Interstate 94 near Detroit Metropoli­ Across the nation Windsor Planning and Zoning Commission, expected to act on the final plans for students at Bowling Green State University. The donation for the event is $3. the best coffee. tan Airport in Romulus. which approved a zone change for the Buckland Hills. "You have to be ready to move with the people in Showers and thunderstorms All proceeds from the event will benefit the Twenty-five of the animals died in the accident project. The rival Buckland Hills Mall, Pellegrini said Thursday that he wasn’t The show will be managed by Gail and Gene Dickenson o f Memory Lane power. You are taught values of the lower-middle will extend from the central and Satellite view Northern Connecticut Chapter of the Leukeumia and all but one of the rest were slaughtered which would be entirely in Manchester, also sure how the PZC should act on the special class and you are taught to fail." southern Plateau across the Society of America’s programs of research, Antiques. Along with this show we'll be promoting a show for the Tuesday. That horse, which escaped over a fence faces a lawsuit. exception, since there is a possiblity the Molloy says mere ability, talent and hard work central and southern Rockies, Co.Timerce Department satellite photo taken at 4 a.m. EDT shows patient aid and education. Southington Historical Society who plan to have a large show on the at its stable, remained loose ’Thursday some­ The lawsuits could delay construction of Winchester Mall would not be built. In that aren’t enough to get ahead and that 90 percent of much of the Piains and the layered frontal clouds extending from the Northeast across the Great Local businesses and residents are supporting 24th of November at the Aqua Turf Country Club in Plantsville, and of where in western Wayne County, police said. the regional shopping: centers, which are case, he said, Manchester could end up with the students entering the business world don’t middle Mississippi Valley. Rain Lakes and Into the central Plains. Thunderstorms are visible over the the tournament through hole sponsorships at a course, in Manchester for the Manchester Historical Society at Waddell By racing to break ground at their respective parking spaces and no mall. understand the importance of image. Molloy is will also fall over the Pacific Desert Southwest. cost of $75 a hole. For information, call the School on the 14th of December. Please do plan to join us, you won’ t be He sites. "In the meantime," Pellegrini said, hardening his image with his latest book, which is Northwest. Leukeumia Society in Hartford at 524-5953. disappointed. "w e ’ve handed the plan out for review." titled "How to Work Your Competition into the While the Buckland Hills Mall would C Dylan on Dylan High temperatures will reach 3ua4 Ground and Have Fun Doing It." the 50s and 60s over New 30.00 nej He took the name of Dylan Thomas but Bob England, the upper Ohio Valley, Coi Dylan isn’t sure he qualifies as a poet. the Great Lakes, the upper Cf€ In his first television interview in 20 years Mississippi Valley, the northern ^’ ■ K boston so i Dylan, sitting in the backyard of his Malibu, Calls of Cinema Britain and central Plains, the Rockies, Calif., home, told ABC’s "20-20,” " l always felt ow much of the Plateau region and 1^ ,YORK the need for that type of rhyme to say any type of Michael Cimino’s "Y ear of the Dragon," I Hector Babenco’s "Kiss of the Spider Woman” the Pacific Northwest. Highs will tHanchester Special FOR I Offer thing that you wanted to say. But then again, I 2 1 St£ and "Defence of the Realm,” a new British be in the 80s over the southeast Town F in Department don’t know if I’d call myself a poet or not. I would ,------— ------1 agi like to but... I ’m not really qualified. I don’t know spies-and-reporters thriller, will be among the quarter of the nation south MONDAY, OCT. 7 EXECUTIVE on what, you know, Robert Froat or Keau or T.S. top films at the 29th London Film Festival 'Texas, the desert southwest, and LOS Al 3:04 a.m. — unfounded call. Trail wii beginning Nov. 14. Eliot would really think of my stuff.” Southern California. High 30l)0 Road. II.- 2 FORI pu; Something else Dylan isn't sure about is the "This year we are determined to continue our temperatures wiil be in the 70s LOWEST 8:37 a.m. — medical call, 216 SHIRT SERVICE th( song "W e Are the World.” policy of expanding the festival and removing over the remainder of the nation. TEMPERATURES Wetherell St. I EXECUTIVE SHIRT SERVICE "The money going to starving people in Africa once and for all the quite unfair tag of being just a A flash flood watch was in MIAMI Present coupon with incoming order and we will, is, you know, a worthwhile idea but I wasn’t so ghetto for art movies," said Derek Malcolm, the effect across much of southwest Tolland County Shirts done the wdy you want them... convinced alraut the message of the song, to tell festival’s program director. Some 160 films from launder and finish two shirts for the price of one. New Mexico. Heavy rain near LEOCHD- WEDNESDAY, OCT. 2 you'the truth,” he says. “ I don’t think people can 44 countries will be shown at 10 theaters during Limit 3 free shirts per coupon. Not valid in com­ Albuquerque flooded streets and 6:05 p.m. — motor vehicle save themselves.” the two-week festival. in by 10:00 a.m., ready by 4:00 p.m. bination with other special offers or discounta. intersections, the National accident. Route 44, Bolton Honored at Manchester, South Windsor, and Weather Service said. (Bolton). UPl WEATHn POTOCAST « We offer a fine-quality, same-day shirt East Hartford locations. Travelers’ advisories for 9:09 p.m. — woods tire. Lake service that includes professional laundering heavy snow were issued for high Road, Andover (Andover). ^ ValMOctat>er»-H,1M» mh and finishing, replacement of buttons, and Almanac passes and the San Juan Moun­ National forecast 11:26 p.m. — car (ire. Interstate tains of Colorado. 384, Bolton (Bolton). minor repairs. The very latest equipment Patchy, dense fog prompted During early Saturday morning showers are forecast tor parts of the THURSDAY, OCT. 3 and our special handling assures bright Today is Friday, Oct. 11, the travelers’ advisories early today Central Plains States and the Northern Mississippi Valley and Great 7:10 a.m. — electrical fire. South colors and brilliant whites. You have your Street, Coventry (North Coventry, 2 FORI 284th day of 1985 with 81 to follow. in Northeastern North Carolina, Lakes Region. Scattered showers are possible in the Pacific choice of our special soft starch or no South Coventry, Eagleville). Tile moon is moving toward its southwest Louisiana and northw­ Northwest, the Northern Intermountain States, most of the Plains starch, and either boxes or hangers. Try our 12:32 p.m. — medical call. Route S X a C U n V E SHRTSERVICE new phase. est Texas. States, the Mississippi Valley and the Great Lakes as well as the South Executive Shirt Service with these 2 for 1 The morning stars are Venus 6, Andover (Andover). Present coupon WiRi incoming order and we will Rain extended from Arizona Atlantic Coast States. Elsewhere the weather will be fair. Minimum coupons and let us know how you like it. op and Mars. across New Mexico, Colorado, temperatures will Include; (Max. temperatures in parentheses) (auneler end finish two shirts (or the price one. The evening stars are Mercury, Executive Shirt Service ...... $1.00 per shirt. Kansas, Oklahoma, Missouri Atlanta 43(56), Chicago 56(75), Cleveland 53(74), Dallas 55(85) Try a new fine dining Lhnit 3 shirts pdr coupon. Not valid In com - Jupiter and Saturn. and northwest Illinois. bkurtion with otherapecial offers or discounts. 'Hiose bom on this date are under Denver 38(73), Duluth 41(53), Houston 69(87), Jacksonville 66(85)! experience... Rain also spread along the Kansas City 53(67), Little Rock 64(63), Los Angeles 46(73), Miami Honored at Manchester, South Windsor, and the sign of Libra. Tliey include food ^ »W*tord locatw^ industry pioneer Henry John Heinz northern Pacific Coast, across 49(87), Minneapolis 44(53), Now Orleans 65(68), New York 49(61), One of the nation’s most modern dry cleaning in 1846; first lady and author Pennsylvania into southeast Phoenix 55(82), St. Louis 58(79), San Francisco 50(69), Seattle VaKdOdoBerlS-nijM Eleanor Roosevelt in 1884; George New York and from southeast 44(56), Washington 55(73). Marshall, founder of the Boston Georgia across northern plants at 441 West Middle Turnpike, Braves, later the Boston Redskins, Florida. Tropical depression Isabel Manchester, (just west of Manchester Parkade). in 1897; choreographer Jerome Manchester Herald LUNCH • DINNER 2 FORI Robbins in 1918 (age 67), and was on the Georgia coast near SUNDAY BRUNCH singer Daryl Hall in 1949 (age 36). Brunswick. Rainfall was light On this date in history: and its highest winds were about Richard W. Cosgrove, Publisher (doted Mondayi) Open Monday through Saturday 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. EXHCrllTlVE SHRTSERVK^ In 1811, the first steam-powered 35 mph. Steaks Chicken (Coin-Op open Sundays). Present coqpon with incoming order and we wilt ferry in the world started its run VOL. CV, No. 10 Seafood Lamb launder and finish two shirts (or the price o( one. between New York City and USPS 327-500 Prime Rib Daily Specials Undt 3 (ree ahinaper coupon. Not vatid.ln com­ Hoboken, N.J. Publlthtd dolly excopt Sunday Suggested carrier rotes are $1.20 bination with other spedaLoHers or discounts. In 1868, Thomas Alva Edison Lottery and ctrtaln holidays by th« Man- weekly, $5.12 for one month, $15.35 Rl. 32 chtsttr Publishing Co., 16 Bralnard lor three months, $30.70 tor six Rl. 31 Honored at Manchester, Scnith Windsor, and fHed papers for his first invention, Placa, Manchnter, Conn. 06040. So- months and $61.40 for one year. man.iieiuManafield _ cond class postage paid at Man­ Moll rotes ore available on request. (near ihe junction East Hart(ord locations. an electrical vote recorder to with Rl. 32) S chester, Conn. POSTMASTER; mh ' rapidly tabulate floor votes in Connecticut daily Send address changes to the Mon- 456-0569 VaMOeMMrS2-3«,19«S Congress. Members of Congress chester Herald, P.O. Box 591, Man­ Rl. 6 Thursday: 365 chester, Conn. 06040. To place a classified or display rejected it. advertisement, or to report a news ir chef 1$ from Cmny’t in Manchester UPl photo Play Four: 9525 GUARANTEED DELIVERY: If Item, story or picture Idea, call 643- A thought for the day: Pope John you don't receive your Herald by 5 2711. Office hours are 8:X a.m . to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. COUPON BATTISTON’S The gal or the guy with the blue X X III said, ’"The social progress, other numbers drawn Thurs­ p.m. weekdays or 7:X o .m . Satur­ Today In history day. pleose telephone your carrier. bow tie will help you choose the order, security and peace of each day in New England; If you're unable to reach your car­ Dinner for country are necessarily connected Pope John XXIII kneels and reads during the opening of Tri-state daily: 878, 2325 rier, call subscriber service at 647- The Manchester Herald Is o sub­ Two right service for each garment. with the social progress, order, Rhode Island daily: 6841 9946 by 6 p.m. weekdays or 10 a.m. scriber to United Press Interna­ Saturdays for guaranteed delivery tional newsserviceandlsamember Valid thru 10/31/85 Complete Fabric Care Centers security and peace of all other the Second Vatican Councii in St. Peter’s Basiiica in “ Lot-O-Bucks” : 06-10-11-16-35 In Manchester. of the Audit Bureou of Circulations. countries." Rome in 1962. Massachusetts daily: 5984 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Oct. 11, 1985 - 5_ • - h « - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Oct. 11, 1985

¥yC Wife calls Klinghoffer ‘a hero’ 8 Americans Bolton officials call return home NEW YORK (UPI) - As details of Leon Klinghof fer’s slaying at the “They took him from his wheelchair and they NEW YORK (AP) - Eight for more teachers hands of terrorists came to light, murdered him. Andthen they threw him into the Americans who left an Italian his wife offered solace to her cruise ship shortly before it was grief-stricken daughters that he ocean. How loathsome can you be? The PLO hijacked arrived Thursday at By Susan Vaughn reduce seventh- and eighth-grade d e u a f e i ^ died "a hero” has shown us the depths of their beastiality.’’ Kennedy International Airport Herald Reporter sociai studies and science positions The killing was condemned saying they were devastated to by one-sixth of a position, accord­ Thursday during a candlelight N.Y. Mayor Edward Koch learn of the murder of one of BOLTON — Because of higher ing to the proposal. % vigil outside the Klinghoffers’ their fellow passengers. enrollment anticipated next year, Packman told the board that the home and at a protest outside the "W e’re all very grateful to be schooi administrators have recom­ administrators will make a more Palestine Liberation Organiza­ back in the United States." said About 15 people, including mended adding staff at Bolton in-depth staffing propsal at a iater tion’s Manhattan office. in the Mediterranean by four Irving Goodman of Oceanside, members of the radical Jewish Elementary School and Bolton date. “ They took him from his wheel­ Palestinian terrorists. spokesman for the group. High School. The board discussed briefly the chair and they murdered him. And Italian Ambassador Giovanni Defense Organization, a splinter Administrators told the Board of proposal for a combined second- ( then they threw him into the Migliuolo told the Italian news group of the Jewish Defense "W e survived a horrifying Education Thursday night that the and third-grade class. Both Pack­ ocean,” Mayor Edward Koch told agency ANSA the pirates ordered League, lit candles and stood in a experience. We just found out elementary school may need one man and Rash backed the proposal representatives of 40 Jewish or­ the U.S. and British passengers to circle in front of the Klinghoffer’s last night of the murder. We and one-sixth more teaching posi­ as "educationally sound.’’ But ganizations gathered at PLO head­ lie on the deck while they awaited a Greenwich Village apartment Americans were all just tions and the high school the Rash added that the plan may be quarters. “ How loathsome can you response to their demand that building Thursday evening. No destroyed." equivalent of one full position next premature until staffing and enrol­ % be? The PLO has shown us the Western diplomats negotiate the family members joined the He was referring to the year to maintain existing lments for next year are more depths of their beastiality." release of Palestinian prisoners in gathering. slaying of 69-year-old Leon programs. definite. lisa Klinghoffer, 28, and her Israel. “ I was so enraged when I heard Klinghoffer, of New York City, a The recommendation, prepared sister Lisa, 33, remained inside When the response was slow in Mr. Klinghoffer was killed. I feel stroke victim who authorities jointly by School Superintendent IN OTHER ACTION Thursday their parents’ Greenwich Village coming, the ambassador said, the helpless." said Elyse Gray, one of said was murdered by Palestine Richard E. Packman, elementary night, the board asked Packman to apartment Thursday to grieve for hijackers dragged Klinghoffer in the few neighbors who attended, Liberation Front terrorists who school Principal Anne Rash and prepare a recommendation to their father — the only victim of his wheelchair to the side of the “ But when people bark like dogs, then threw his body overboard. high school Principal Joseph adjust the school calendar because Monday’s hijacking of the Achille ship, shot him at close range in the you can’t meow back at them. You The eight returning voyagers Fleming, was presented to the of days lost this year due to power Lauro, an Italian luxury liner. forehead and then threw him and have to take blood." had left the ship while it was in school board Thursday to make it outages. The high school and Jerry Arbittier, Lisa’s husband, his wheelchair overboard. the port of Alexandria, Egypt, Koch and the Jewish leaders to make a day tour of that aware of staff needs prior to work elementary school were each Republican Town Chairman Curtis Smith, right, emphasizing programs and working as a team in the told reporters, "The family is on next year’s budget. Packman closed two days because of recent grief-stricken," and added they charged PLO leader Soap, too country when the vessel was Hurricane Gloria and the elemen­ addresses Republicans at the opening of the party’s campaign for the Nov. 5 election. At far left is Mary "masterminded” the hijacking of hijacked Monday, The eight said. had spoken to Marilyn Klinghoffer, The Colgate-Palmolive Co. of 300 The board took no action on the tary school lost an additional day Willhide, the Republican registrar of voters. the Italian cruise ship. Arafat has were to rejoin the ship in Port campaign headquarters Thursday night at 983 Main St. 58, Thursday morning by tele­ Park Ave. in New York makes report during its meeting Thurs­ Monday because of a broken condemned the hijacking. Said. In his remark's, Smith said the Republicans are phone from Egypt. toothpaste (Colgate, Ultra White), day at Bolton Center School. electrical cable. “ Your father was a hero,” “The PLO, and Arafat at its When the group went to Port detergents (Fab, Ajax, Cold The added positions at the School Board member Pamela Arbittier quoted his mother-in-law head, are responsible and should Said, Goodman said, they at Power) and household products elementary school would be an Sawyer proposed the adjustment as saying. pay the price,” Koch said. first were told the Achille Lauro (Baggies, Handy Wipes, Curad extra half-time kindergarten posi­ recommendation based on re­ r Foreign diplomats reported that Rabbi Avi Weiss, of the Hebrew was late because of heavy adhesive bandages); owns restau­ tion. creating a new total of two quests she received from parents Teamwork is theme at GOP’s opening UP I photo Klinghoffer, 69, a stroke victim Institute of Riverdale, said "the traffic in the Suez Canal. Then rants (Ranch House, Lum’s) ; and full-time teachers; a half-time who were concerned about the confined to a wheelchair, was shot blood of Leon Klinghoffer is they learned of the hijacking. dripping from Yasser Arafat’s makes soap (Palmolive and Irish position for Grades 5 and 6, length of the school year. In a letter All five of the candidates for the LEON AND MARILYN KLINGHOFFER, 1980, execution-style Tuesday, the day to the board, Joseph and Sharon Bv Alex GIrelll hands.” Spring). creating a total of i ' h teaching Herald Reporter "- - - a of Directors who spoke at ... more blood spilled in Mideast after the ship was commandeered positions: and an increase in the Madore and Clifford and Betty headquarters and three candi­ eiemenlary - art teacher’s time Philipp suggested that the Febru­ In a brief and informal cerem­ dates for the Board of Education from two to days a week. ary and April vacations be shor­ ony Thursday night, Manchester stressed teamwork and caucusing. At the high school, the adminis­ tened to gain extra days over the Republicans opened their cam­ They said unity was a key to .a Panel says trators recommended an addi­ alternative of extending the school paign headquarters in a second- Republican victory in the election. tional two-sixths position in Eng­ year to June 24. ON NOV. 5TH ELECT... floor office on Main Street. lish. one-sixth in math and Packman will report to the board The candidates for directorships U.S. doing E g three-sixths in social studies. The on the matter at its Oct. 24 Five of the six Republican who made brief remarks during extra staff will be needed because meeting. candidates for the town Board of the opening were Donna Mercier of increased state graduation The board also approved a Directors in the Nov. 5 election and Thomas Ferguson, both in­ all it can requirements in the courses, they recommendation by Fleming that addressed the small crowd at 983 cumbents; and Edward Boland, said in their report. The estimated the school offer a driver-education Main St. briefly before dashing off Carol Lenihan, and Gloriin WASHINGTON (AP) - program through a private com­ Members of a presidential task THE DEMOCRATIC TEAM cost for the equivalent of one high to a meeting with the Manchester DellaFera. school staff member is $18,472. pany. International Driving School Education Association, the union force beiieve the government is of Hartford. The same firm pro­ The Board of Education candi­ doing about the best job it can that represents town teachers. The dates who spoke were Joel Mrosek. THE ADMINISTRATORS also vided the service last year. Stu­ fighting and they are sixth candidate, William Diana, Anne Gauvin and incumbent Da vi

ll • - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Oct. 11. 1985 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, 0<-i >1. 1985 - 7_ | Richard W. Cosgrove, Publisher Douglas A. Bevins. Managing Editor Peace physicians awarded 1985 Nobel James P. Sacks, City Editor V.S./World In Brief opiniON By Stephen H. AAlller six Soviet and American physi­ The Nobel committee said it Nobel as an award to the person or organization contributing most to The Associated Press cians in Geneva, Switzerland, and would invite Lown, a professor at "fraternity between peoples," re­ Do Treasury letters ‘cry wolf’? has campaigned since then fo the Harvard. School of Public ducing the size of armies, or OSLO, Norway — The 1985 Nobel publicize the dangers of nuclear Health in Cambridge, Mass,, and WASHINGTON — The next letter from the Treasury warning holding and promoting peace con­ Peace Prize was awarded today to war. Soviet co-founder Dr. Yevgeny ferences. It has teen awarded that the federal government will go broke unless Congress raises International Physicians for the Reached in Geneva by The Chazov of the USSR Cardiological We’ll bear up as Mathias steps down since 1901. the debt ceiling should reach Capitol Hill about Nov. 1. Will Prevention of Nuclear War, an Associated Press, American co­ Institute, to receive the prize in Last year’s winner was black Jack qnyone believe it? anti-war organization created and founder Dr. Bernard Lown said, Oslo on Dec. 10. Anglican Bishop Desmond Tutu of Sen. William Armstrong, R-Colo., predicts the “ next time the jointly led by American and Soviet " I t ’s just something extraordi­ Nobel jurors said in their citation The news that Sen. Charles C. "M a c ” Mathias of the court continues to order forced busing, South Africa. Anderson administration or the Treasury Department comes around doctors. nary, we are not an organization that they attached "particular has decided not to seek a fourth term in the U.S. mandate abortion on demand, banish all The Peace Prize’s gold medal crying wolf," Congress won’t listen. The Norwegian Nobel Commit­ that has been around for decades. importance to the fact that the Senate next Novem ber has its worrisome aspects, reference to God from the classroom and in and certificate come with an The Senate heeded the dire predictions from Treasury tee, which announced its choice in We are an organization that five organization was formed as a since the Senate is closely divided and Mathias, a general interpret the Constitution as an im perfect award of 1.8 nriillion Swedish Secretary James Baker and his chief deputy, Richard Darman, a statement, said the Boston, years ago didn’t exist.” result of a joint initiative by Soviet codification of the Secular Manifesto. kronor, or about $225,000. nominal Republican, was a sure shot for re- WiUiam for a week, only to find out the government had alre'ady escaped Mass.-based organization had In its citation, the five-member and American physicians.” The award marked the 15th time election. But conservatives will manage, insolvency. “performed a considerable ser­ committee said it believes that the They said the organization now nonetheless, to bear up nobly under the LIBERAL HARVARD LAW PROFESSOR organization’s activity "contrib­ is supported by 145,000 doctors and in 84 years that the Nobel Peace Rusher While the Senate desperately tried pass a bill to increase the vice to mankind by spreading Prize has gone to an organization deprivation. Mathias' cumulative rating in the Lawrence Tribe knows, however, how vulnerable utes to an increase in the pressure health professionals in more than debt ceiling, the Treasury went ahead and borrowed $5 billion authoritative information and by rather than an individual. The that liberal majority on the court is (most of its of-public opposition to the prolifica- 40 countries around the world. It voting index published annually by the American Wednesday from the little-known Federal Financing Bank. creating an awareness of the most recent organizational winner Hatch looking tion of atomic weapons and to has a branch office in London. Conservative Union is a m ere 14 points out of a members are in their upper 70s), and how easily a “ I think they are going to have a big credibility problem up catastrophic consequences of was the United Nations High redefining priorities with greater The prestigious Peace Prize was possible 100. or in other words worse (from a couple of well-chosen appointments by President here next time they send up the daily tremble letter,” Senate atomic warfare.” Commission for Refugees in 1981. attention being paid to health and established in the 1895 will of conservative standpoint) than that of any other Reagan could reverse it and set a conservative Republican leader Robert Dole said Thursday. The doctors’ organization was It also won in 1954. founded in 1980 after a meeting of other humanitarian issues.” Swedish dynamite inventor Alfred Republican in that August assemblage and worse, tone for the federal judiciary well into the 21st for answers in even, than the rating of 26 of its 47 Democratic Christianson and P eter Galbraith? century. So, in an impassioned piece on the op-ed members. With "Republicans” like that, who. page of The New York Times recently. Trite Aspirin may prevent heart attacks needs Democrats? NOT M A N Y, 1 DARE SAY. Yet Christianson, begged the Senate to recognize "the need to check Donovan case WASHINGTON — For people with cardiac problems, an Balanced budget rider needs House OK To be sure. Mathias would have stifled his the Democrats’ staff director, is a gung-ho liberal Presidential prerogatives” and urged senators to aspirin a day could keep the doctor away and reduce that chance "guard access to the nine seats on the Supreme numerous liberal scruples and voted for who counts that day lost on which he fails to of having a heart attack by nearly 50 percent, government By Elaine S. Povich Security, Medicaid, welfare and military budget and to impose an other fuels, was turned down 89-9. organization of the next Senate by the thwart some aspect of the Reagan foreign policy, Court.” If you can’t lick ’em, in short, at least WASHINGTON - Either the FBI lied to Congress studies show. United Press Internatlanal several other programs from 18-cent-a-galIon federal gasoline The military spending cut was Republicans — a consummation devoutly to be and Galbraith (an influential member of the preserve a court that will interpret their about its 1981 background investigation of Raymond "Aspirin — one of our most familiar and long-used drugs — automatic cuts that would go into tax. He said he knew his amend­ rejected 89-7, with even Bradley voting against it. wished, for most voters simply don’t realize the com m ittee’s professional staff) is the son of democratic will out of existence. Donovan, or the bureau should be sued for may help us prevent 30,000 to 50,000 heart disease deaths” yearly, WASHINGTON - The House effect if the deficit targets are not ments would not pass but he was full implications of Democratic control of the Harvard’s self-proclaimed "socialist” economist Fortunately Mathias’ departure will only hurt, said Secretary Margaret Heckler of the Health and Human met. Some parts of defense spend­ trying to make a point about the The federal credit line was malpractice. and Senate are headed for “ very estimated to run out Wednesday Senate. How many Americans, casting their ballot and reportedly regards his old man as not help. Tribe’s scheme to keep the Supreme Services Department in releasing the findings. tough” talks over a Senate- ing are also exempt. kinds of specific actions that would Sen. Orrin Hatch, R-Utah, chairman of the Labor but the Treasury can keep the next year for some amiable old Democratic Court in liberal hands, for Mathias would almost Heckler also announced Thursday federal approval of approved measure to balance the Said Sen. Pete Domenici, R- be required under the very general dangerously far to the right. Committee, is one again questioning whether the government going for the rest of prescription labeling of aspirin as an effective agent to prevent budget by 1991, which now is tied to N.M. of the upcoming talks with balanced-budget measure. charmer like Lloyd Bentsen of Texas, will realize Or take the supremely important matter of certainly have joined any literal cabal formed for G-men deliberately withheld damaging information the month with funds from the or reduce the severity of heart attacks by persons with heart a bill that would extend the federal the House: " I think it’s going to be "How serious can this body be that they are voting to make Claiborne Pell of Senate confirmation of any appointments that that purpose. If, as seems quite possible, his from the committee when it was considering Federal Financing Bank without trouble. credit line to $2 trillion. very tough.” about deficit reduction when one Rhode Island (cumulative ACU rating: 6) future vacancies enable to fill in stepping down clears the way for former U.N. Donovan’s nomination as Labor secretary. Hatch has congressional action, officials The labeling only goes to doctors and will not be included on The House has also approved the Senate Republican leader Ro­ day after voting for a balanced chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations the Supreme Court of the United States. The court, Ambassador Jeane Kirkpatrick to run for his seat, said. been a slow-burning fuse on this matter, and the fuse aspirin sold to consumers. debt ceiling increase from $1.8 bert Dole predicted passage of the budget, it votes not to do anything Committee? And how many of that tiny minority, as Robert Whitaker has shrewdly pointed out, has she will be a formidable contender, not only for That gives the House until about is now close to the explosive charge. In 1982, his Heckler said the studies gave no indication whether aspirin is trillion to $2 trillion — but without balanced-budget measure in the about defense or Social Security or in turn, will realize that, in the event Pell becomes historically been "the last bastion of dying the nomination but against any Democratic taxes?” Bradley asked. Nov. 1 to act on the debt ceiling bill committee issued a highly critical report on the FB I’s effective in preventing heart attacks in healthy people but said the balanced budget rider the GOP-controIled Senate will put chairman, effective day-to-day control of the establishments," from the plantation slaveocracy challenger. And she would vote, as a senator, not The tax on gasoline, diesel and — and its balanced-budget rider. behavior, but stopped short of charging that the additional tests are being conducted. Senate attached before approving Democrats “ on the defensive for Senate's vast clout in the field of foreign policy of the 1850s and the business barons of the 1930s to only against Pell & Company, but in favor of Mr. bureau had deliberately misled the senators about the debt bill 51-37 late Thursday. the next 30 to 60 days and show the will be exercised by two faceless Democratic the entrenched but outnumbered liberals of the Reagan’s choices for any vacancies on the Donovan’s relationship to an alleged underworld The House agreed to meet for an American people that if you want hscal responsibility, you turn to members of the com m ittee’s staff, Geryld 1970s and '80s. At their behest, a narrow majority Supreme Court. figure, William Masselli. Kidnappers vow to hold Soviets extra day today before beginning the Republicans." AIDS yictim asks $10 million Now, however, in two recent letters to FBI Director its Columbus Day recess so it could BEIRUT, Lebanon — The Moslem fundamentalists who send the debt ceiling bill to a President Reagan, an adamant William Webster, Hatch has expressed doubts about kidnapped four Soviet Embassy officials and killed one said they conference committee with the supporter of the balanced-budget INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - A man plasma was distributed through Editorial the F B I’s claims of simple human error in the 1981 would hold their three remaining captives until the Moscow- Senate. measure, told a rally in Chicago who claims he contracted AIDS Cutter Biological Division, a com­ investigation. Donovan, Masselli and eight others backed government of Syria changes its policies in Lebanon. House leaders indicated there is Thursday, “ The American people from contaminated blood plasma pany owned by Miles Laboratories have been indicted for fraud and conspiracy, based in ’ ’We shall persist in holding the Soviet spies in our custody until a groundswell of support for some aren’t going to put iip with” any used to treat hemophilia has filed a of Elkhart, and contained HTLV-3 substantial part on information known to the FBI we are sure about Syrian intentions,” the kidnappers said type of balanced-budget measure move to "obstruct and delay” the $10 million lawsuit against the virus, an organism believed to when it was doing the background check on Donovan. Thursday in their latest statement published by the authoritative but it is likely to differ greatly from proposal. company he says supplied the cause AIDS. Plant approval product. Ellis has relied on the plasma The material raises ’concern about the integrity’ of Beirut newspaper An-Nahar. the Senate-approved bill. The Senate Thursday over­ whelmingly refused to include Mark D. Ellis, 30, of Hope, because of his hemophilia, a bureau officials’ past testimony to the Senate The kidnappers, linked to the previously unknown Islamic The Senate’s balanced-bud^t Social Security in the spending contracted acquired immune defi­ disease that interfers with the committee. Hatch wrote. He said the belated Liberation Organization, abducted the Soviet officials Sept. 30. measure, which was modified greatly ’Thursday after its initial cuts, refused to vote immediately ciency syndrome in July as doctors blood’s clotting ability, according will hold down revelations being made in the criminal case against The kidnappers demanded Syrian-backed militiamen end their to cut defense 5 percent and prepared him for a knee operation, to the suit. attack on Moslem fundamentalist fighters controlling the passage Wednesday, requires the Donovan raise "serious implications regarding the deficit to be cut each year for the declined to increase taxes. according to the suit filed Thurs­ Officials of Miles Laboratories northern port city of Tripoli. possible withholding of information” from the next six until it is zero in 1991. Sen. Bill Bradley, D-N.J., moved day in Marion Superior Court. were unavailable for comment on A Syrian-sponsored cease-fire silenced the weeks of fierce sewer rate hike committee in 1981 and .1982. The measure protects Social to require a 5 percent cut of the The lawsuit says the blood the $uit Thursday night. fighting and hundreds of Syrian peace-keeping troops took up positions Saturday in the beleaguered city, 42 miles north of AN FBI SPOKESMAN told our associate Tony Beirut. The Tripoli truce accord was drawn up a day after the Capaccio that the senator "could write to us” if he’s • Judging by the turnout at a would win the federal and kidnappers killed one of the Soviet officials, consular secretary Manchester Public Library dissatisfied with the bureau’s responses to his I recent forum for residents of state grants to cover between Arkady Katkov. - the Eighth Utilities District, 45 percent and two-thirds of previous letters. "W e’re not in the habit of FERRANDO ORCHARDS corresponding to him through Jack Anderson’s 5 the prospect of upgrading the the cost of the project. column,” the spokesman said. CRISP NATIVE APPLES BOOK SALE ■* sewage treatment plant However, indications are The FBI did go through the Justice Department to Little balloon sheds unwanted flab Mace, Cortlande, Macoune hasn’t generated much inter­ that both the state and federal respond to Hatch. On Aug. 28, replying to Hatch’s Rad Dellcloue, Ida-Red, WIneeape Good selection in all categories est around town. grant programs could change letter of July 30, the bureau insisted that not only had M IA M I BEACH, Fla. — Researchers have found that a little Freeh Sweet Cider Boec Peare Saturday, October 12th, 9:30-12:30 That’s too bad, since a to loan programs as soon as Hatch teen shown summaries of all relevant balloon in the belly can help the massively obese shed unwanted ; great deal of commotion is next year. If that happens, informant accusations against Donovan, but that pounds. The balloon therapy was presented to delegates attending the Birch ML Rd., Glastonbury (2 miles beyond Vito’s) Mary Cheney Library ; bound to erupt when Man- the free money will be gone during his 1982 review the senator "did examine ... and discussed” the contents of a crucial 11-page FBI American College of Gastroenterology, which is holding its 50th ; C hester residents face a and the town will have to bear Open 7 days a week______South Basement, 586 Main Street teletype dated Jan. 10, 1981. annual meetings this week. ^sharp increase in sewer the entire cost of the project The teletype, from the bureau’s New York office to Doctors said more than 100 massively obese patients shed rates, a lawsuit stemming itself. Washington, noted at one point that a review of dramatic amounts of Weight through balloon therapy — the implantation of a hunger-busting balloon in their stomachs. from continued pollution of While bonding approval clandestinely recorded conversations "revealed that Dr. Lloyd Garren said 106 obese patients participating in a the Hockanum River, or both. Nov. 5 would not assure the Masselli maintained a very close personal relation­ balloon implant experiment approved by the Food and Drug In the long run, increased outside funding, it would ship with (Donovan’s) Schiavone Construction and its Administration shed an average of 40 pounds each over six sewer rates are a sure thing. prepare Manchester to go upper management.” months. But the rate hike can be kept forward if things come At first. Hatch said he didn’t recall the teletype, Garren said the balloon works by taking up space in the "but could have seen it,” though he doubted "that I down and the possibility of a through, as it appears likely stomach, thus decreasing between-meal hunger. As a wouldn’t remember it.” But the senator denied ever consequence, patients eat less and are able to follow a daily lawsuit reduced substantially they will. having seen a subsequent passage in the teletype that 800-1,000 calorie diet more comfortably. if townspeople vote Nov. 5 to The town administration stated: "This relationship included social engage­ issue bonds for upgrading says that the average house­ Future looks bright ments and frequent business contacts. Business and expanding the waste- hold now pays $27.16 every agreements included preferential treatment on water treatment plant. three months for sewer ser­ subcontracting projects, financing equipment to Drug agents resign over Incident A "yes” vote on the project vice. Without outside funding Masselli to lease back to Schiavone, and numerous, WASHINGTON — Three drug enforcement agents facing for West Germany possibly fraudulent, schemes to raise federally is the only intelligent course for the plant, that quarterly charges they sold up to $1 million of marijuana to smugglers 12 required minority participation levels.” to take. bill would rise to a whopping years ago have resigned, but the probe into whether more federal agents were involved continues, officials say. Whether funding is autho­ $91.80 by 1991-92. That com­ By Barry Schweld past and tried to predict the future. A polite man, he made no mention of the *T DON'T REMEM BER seeing that,” Hatch said. Three agents, one from the Drug Enforcement Administration rized this year or under a pares to an estimate of $49.43 WASHINGTON — Arthur F. Burns, at 81, uproar over President Reagan’s visit last ” I would have raised hell about it.” The Hatch staff and two from the U.S. Customs Service, resigned this summer court order five years from per quarter if the town gets has the perspective of age and rich spring to the Bitburg military cemetery, attorney on the case, John P. Flannery, said he, too, because of the 1973 incident on the Texas border, a DEA now, the Olcott Street plant maximum state and federal experience, much of it at the highest ievels with its Waffen SS graves. Emotions ran had not seen the teletype until recently. spokesman said. must be improved. Manches­ assistance for the project, of government. high. Two other internal documents are also embarrass­ But none of the agents can be criminally prosecuted because ing to the FBI, since they show that bureau officials the statute of limitations has expired. ter has been told by both state and $63.00 if grants pay for 45 His four years in Bonn as the U.S. and veterans made were aware of the allegations that later led to A Justice Department official said as many as 10 federal and federal environmental percent of the construction. ambassador saw a closing of ranks between impassioned pleas to shun Chancellor Donovan’s indictment — but kept the information agents were involved when an estimated $1 million in marijuana the United States and West Germany. Helmut Kohl’s invitation to visit the agencies to treat sewage Given those figures, it is from the Senate committee. illegally crossed the Rio Grande and agents confiscated it, hired more thoroughly before it is surprising that the project cemetery. The West Germans insisted, as a a Mexican “ snitch” named “ M arcelo” to sell it and split up the Looking back to 1981, when he took up the matter of national pride, that Reagan keep One of the FBI documents, prepared for Webster proceeds. discharged into Hop Brook, hasn’t generated more inter­ post. Burns recaiis the tense debate over to his schedule. and dated May 4,1982, stated that its purpose was ” to which flows into the est; though the project will installing new U.S, missiles, the fast­ The president went ahead. The furor reinforce the need for non-disclosure of the tape Hockanum. affect every household in growing Green Party calling for unilateral quickly died down. recordings to the Senate Labor Committee." One of On Aug. 5, the state Depart­ Manchester, only two people disarmament and a hard swerve to the left As Bums looks ahead, he sees a few the “ myriad of criminal violations” mentioned on the by the major opposition Socialists. ment of Environmental Pro­ who weren’t officials found potential causes for concern in the German- tapes was the illegal use of construction companies All this spelled trouble for the United “ in an effort to obtain government contracts." tection, working in conjunc­ the time to attend the Eighth American relationship. But the presidential States, which considers West Germany the The other document, dated March22,1979, contains tion with the federal District forum on Monday. adviser is overwhelmingly optimistic. bedrock of the NATO alliance. It’s not said The anti-nuclear protests have virtually a section titled "F riu d Against the Government." It Environmental Protection Before Election Day rolls too often publicly, but U.S. officials have disappeared. The new U.S. missiles are describes the Masselli-Schiavone relationship and Agency, renewed earlier around, townspeople should always worried that in its eagerness for being accepted in West Germany even summarizes conversations about the purchase of six orders calling for improve­ put some energy into learning reunification, the Germans might be though they are aimed at the Soviet Union Mack trucks “ illicitly financed by Schiavone ments to the plant. The latest about the project. Their study seduced by Moscow into a deal or to abandon and could make the country even more of a Construction.” order calls for Manchester to will reveal that those who the alliance for neutralism. nuclear tripwire. All that has changed. Burns said during a certify by the end of 1988 that The Greens are losing members and Undtr the dome vote “ no" are ignoring their retirement celebration with some American influence. The party’s founders are almost Rep. Richard Gephardt is a Democrat from treatment facilities allow the own best interests. and German friends as he reflected on the Hockanum to meet ‘ ‘Class B” as critical these days of Moscow as of Missouri, but when he hosted a recent party in Washington. standards. Washington for the Effective Government Commit­ There is still anti-American rhetoric in tee, which he heads, the most generous contributors In translation, that means West Germany, but it is less strident. were from Texas. The fund-raiser brought in $19,500 the Hockanum must be made To Bum^, though, the most important for an investment of $1,121.90 in food and drink. clean enough for swimming change since he was named ambassador, is Donations ranged from $250 to $5,000. and a big chunk and fishing — a meritable a "revival of hope” among the majority of came from a group of Dallas insurance and objective even without the West German students. "They are hopeful real-estate executives. The committee director, mandate. about the future,” he said, and they will be William Romjue, explained that Gephardt is so the politicians, businesmen and government Meeting the standard won’t "widely accepted” that his support transcends state leaders of tomorrow. lines. be cheap: Current estimates The blips on Burns’s radar screen: the put the cost of upgrading and West German economy and tensions over expanding the plant at about "Star Wars” technology. Mlnl-edHorlel $26 million, up to $14,300,000 Inflation is way down in West Germany, to Assistant Attorney General Richard K. Willard is a of which would come from about 2 percent from a range of 5 percent to 6 prime architect of the Reagan administration’s town coffers. percent. But unemployment is still high, efforts to tighten government secrecy, and he rarely Five around 8.5 percent. But if the expenditure is says anything we agree with. But he recently 1986 Models Star Wars, the U.S. search for an lambasted judges for what he termed their approved this year, the con­ anti-missile shield, probably will spin off struction is likely to prove "outrageous” liability rulings against the govern­ AVAILABLE rich commercial technology. The West ment. We aren’t worried about the government’s cheaper to townspeople than Germans want to be assured of their share ability to survive, but we are concerned about the if it is postponed any longer. before they fully commit themselves to doctors, lawyers, and, yes, journalists, who are sued. Because of Manchester’s ____ , 2 1 8 " S ^O O r e c o r d e r ^ 2 8 confidence in the fact that we are more confidence than we did lone, who scored Hartford’s was found four days later in an public has the right to be informed A O O (OOnly) *249 able to slow down their running last year and I think that’s going fourth goal of the night, for alley about a block from the of what goes on in its courtrooms." game and save a couple of runs." to help us,” said Crawford, who winning the face-off that set up Richards’ apartment. “ The press has poisoned the Scioscia’s arm may take on also assisted on Hartford’s the game-winning goal. The case drew nationwide atten­ entire jury pool before it has even added importance once the series fourth goal. “ Malone won it, it went to tion and the couple was indicted been selected,’’ O’Connor argued shifts back to St. Louis Saturday. The Whalers spotted the Sa­ (Torrie) Robertson and then to this year after a lengthy police Wednesday in requesting a closed The Cardinals run better on the bres a 3-0 lead on goals by John m e," he said. " I just Bred itand investigation. hearing. Astroturf of Busch Stadium. Tucker, Phil Housley and Gil it hit somebody’s skate in front” John O’Connor, the lawyer for The motion was opposed by FISHER ^ FISHER Perreault before half of the first ± "M y throwing out two runners before sliding between Barras- Ralph Richard, argued for the Assistant Attorney General Cha­ tonight won’t mean anything Sat­ period had been played and it so’s legs. postponement of the trial date rles Nystedt and three attorneys MidtIPTRDD urday," said Scioscia. ’’They’re seemed like the game might "What can I say?" said Evans saying the defense would need representing local media VHS VIDEO RECORDERS going to run and continue to run. turn into a blowout. of the winning goal. "It hit a more time to review the volumes of organizations. FISHERI TIm ulUmat* In That’s what got them here.” But instead of going for the defenseman’s stick, I think. We evidence the prosection has in the The Richards are currently free throat, the Sabres eased up. nW lflfl d-hetir VM fMOfdw «Mi M horn* video entortaln- Mariano Duncan, another key can use all the help we can get.” case. on $100,000 bail each. lumHon wtn lm ramol. oentral. Fm - rnenU Bring the theatre for the Dodgers, also continues to “ I don’t think we blew it,” Dave Andreychuk scored the tura* rMdy tuning .nd front k)«f WORLD perform well, although he gave the said Sabres Coach Jim Schoen- third-period goal that gave home with the 40" stereo Dodgers a scare when he was feld, who suffered a defeat in his Buffalo a 4-4 tie. Italy wants to prosecute »298“ projection and TV/high SERIES forced to leave the game in the NHL coaching debut. "The Hartford makes its home Whi resolution monitor. Fea­ eighth inning with a bruised left other team picked around (and) debut at the Civic Center W tHW I hourVH6r#eofdwKithg . ankle. the momentum switched." Saturday night against the New Continued from page 1 contacts between the Italian for­ irmin4-4l*y pfotramiMMIHy. In- tures 140-channel .cable TIME eign minister, Giulio Andreotti, cludM lull funcdoit wtrclM. rmnot. ready wireless remote He hurt the ankle in the first On their second power play of York Rangers at 7:35 p.m. and Egyptian and American control, c b l. rMdy tuning and front UPl photo inning making a tag on Coleman at lo«d dMign. control. 4 speaker stereo officials. second and he pulled up lame after States and Italy signed an extradi­ sound and audlo/video tion treaty in Sept. 1984. But Italy The New York Times today »348” Cardinals' pitcher Joaquin Andujar had Dodgers' Greg Brock in the fourth doubling to right in the eighth. He does not have capital punishment quoted senior Italian officials as input/output jacks. plenty to kick about, especially after inning. Dodgers won, 8-1, to go two up is expected to be back in the lineup Saturday, however. and has previously rejected re­ saying the hijackers ended up in nS H tfl Miroo M ioiir VHt roeordor giving up two-run homer to the in NLCS. Cards’ speed In neutral quests to extradite suspects if they Italy as part of a deal among the wM i DoMy* N.R. 106'C^tnnol cable The Dodgers can ill afford to lose reedy tuning, 5^vent/7-dey tuner* him. Duncan’s backup, Dave And­ risked receiving the death penalty. United States, Italy, Egypt and the Aimer, 10*function wirelesa remote, *2298“ * Andreotti also said Italy would PLO. , erson, has no where near the range LOS ANGELES (U PI) - Speed stopped playing out style of front loeding. * 3 years to pay with However, Speakes said no deal of the smooth Dominican. kills on the highway, but so far in game.” ‘‘likely’ ’ release PLO members 448 approved credit who accompanied the four pirates had been reached with the Egyp­ » “ Runs collaring Cardinal speedsters Duncan made an error Thursday the National League playoffs the The first inning illustrated the on the jet. Israeli army radio said tians to allow interception of the night in the first inning when he speed of the St. Louis Cardinals has success of the Dodgers in stopping WSHKH aieieoVMjl recorder ly e t y io booted a grounder by McGee, but done little dam age on the the Cardinals’ vaunted running the officials were believed to be plane, and said the United States bveedeaM leoepdon end lecofMng. FISHER 80 watt per Mohammed Abbas, head of the ‘‘strongly disagreed” with Egypt’s WIreleee remote control. 5-event/14- By Jeff Hasen care of that. out," Scioscia said. "It shows our he made a sparkling play on basepaths. game. Palestine Liberation Front to decision to allow the Palestinians diV tunerAlmer, evable ready, Dolby* channel stereo aystem United Press International "The offense really picked me pitching staff, me and Mariano Coleman in the fifth and ranged far Coleman, who stole a rookie- which the hijackers claimed to to depart. with high speed double up,” said Orel Hershiser, who Duncan are working better. I don’t to his right up the middle in the The Cardinals stole 314 bases record 110 bases, was thrown out belong, and Hani Al Hassan, the Officials said the plane would be *498” casette dack. Quartz LOS ANGELES - The Los struggled early but went on to post only credit myself. fourth to glove a grounder by Ozzie during the regular season — with attempting to steal second by senior aide to PLO Chairman allowed to return to Egypt. digital tuning Angeles Dodgers Thursday night his 12th victory without a loss at “ All three men (himself, Her­ Smith, narrowly missing the Car­ Vince Coleman and Willie McGee catcher Mike Scioscia. Next, Yasser Arafat, the radio said. Egyptian President Hosni Mu­ F ltH W 4-h**6^tM A runs a game this season, en route to proving Thursday night DMux. iM tum Includ. MTS Mm w > A spokesman for Craxi said the custody. lunar lor rMapllon of itarM broad- speaker sys­ Cardinal roadrunners after the throwing out Coleman — who had a "Statistics just tell you what innings of one-hit relief. have been outscored 12-3. what Fernando Valenzuela demon­ hijackers had been moved to a Arafat denied his organization caata, VHS DMl tound, a p a clil tfla c lt. tem. third inning. major-league leading 110 stolen happened at the time,” said The Cardinals’ poor perfor­ "The bad part about these two strated a night earlier — that good had anything to do with the piracy. quartz digital 140-chanr>a1 tuning, ca- Speedsters Vince Coleman and Landreaux, who batted .268 this mance in the first two games is in pitching will stop good hitting — Nor location off the NATO base, but Wa raady and wiralaaa ramota control. bases — and McGee — with 56 games is the way we played." would not say where. "They were But Israeli officials said ’Thursday Willie McGee were caught stealing stolen bases — on a pitchout. season and is now platooning with large part due to the lackluster catcher Darrell Porter said Thurs­ struggled early, but rebounded to moved to a secure place ... and they had little doubt Arafat kneW »798** ’ 4 9 8 * * in the first inning, but that wasn’t "You gain some confidence Candy Maldonado. "They don’t tell performances of their three key day night after Los Angeles beat pitch a complete-game eight- CM4 they are now at the disposition of the gunmen would be on the ship going to halt them. Eight runs took when you throw a guy like Coleman you what is gonna happen.” players. St. Louis 8-2. “ We just have hitter. judicial authorities who will inter­ for a' planned attack in Ashdod, rogate them,” he told The Asso- Israel, the next port of call after . dated Press. Port Said. •e 'PLUS 10* Low BE tURE TO ASX Italian news agencies Thursday Israeli officials said the plan was 1 Prica GMoraiitee SAVE AL SIEFFERT’S • quoted Foreign Ministry sources changed to a hijacking when the Our famout Low Price Quarantae EVEN MDRE Blue Jays send out Alexander to apply choke hold as saying there had been a series of gunmen were discovered. KMWLEDSEABLE \-W tayi that II you buy lomethlng from KE THE VIDEO. TV. ui and wtthin the next 30 days, find MU8PER80NAB0UTA EUCTROHIC ITEM. PACKA8E0EAL0NTW0 By Richard L. Shook the same Item for laaa at our ttoraor MICIOWAVE OR The Blue Jays so far have displayed some of that opportunity. had he not pitched Saturday night, as did Alexander. «^LOcg-o>oe OR MORE TELEVI8I0N8. United Press International any other local stocking retailer, RFFLUMCE OF YOUR killer instinct they showed so often in winning 99 "W e’ve played two decent ball games, and Kansas Saberhagen has a 21-year-old body, but a U EUCTRONICITEMR. regular-season games. City could have easily won either one,” said Toronto ♦ « r wa’II refund the difference plus ten CRMCE IN OUR OHOW- 35-year-old pitching mind. He’s got an excellent NOVENA NOVENA percent of the difference upon APPUANCEI, VCR’S OR KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The Toronto Blue Jays are In the first game, a single and a hit batsman put two manager Bobby Cox. "Concepcion double-clutched, SttrtF»*T*5 ROOMFiCKITUMT fastball — better than people think — and he throws proof of the lower price. OUR WAKHOUtE tIDIN AIR CONOITIONERg sending out their jugular-vein man, Doyle Alexander, runners on in the second inning, and Toronto scraped Balboni dropped a bail, and we ran through two stop strikes. May th« Sacred Heart of May the Sacred Heart of l-»4 to pitch against the Kansas City Royals Friday night two runs out of it with a pair of seeing-eye singles. ’The signs and scored on them. I would say we’ve had the Alexander, in the words of one baseball man, "is Jeeua be adored, praised, Jesus be adored, praised, in hopes of putting a choke-hold on the American next inning they loaded the bases, then got three runs better of the luck.” really a fastball pitcher. People think he gets by with League playoffs. on a solid single, a bases-loaded walk and sacrifice fly. „ The Royals won 91 regular-season games with good slow stuff, but he really uses that to set you up for his honored, glorified and loved honored, glorified and loved 11600 Alexander, 17-10 during the regular season, nailed End of Game 1. starting pitching and Dan Quisenberry. So far, that fastball." throughout the world, now throughout the world, now tMtinI Cndii down the American League East title with a 5-1 hasn’t been enough. victory against the New York Yankees in his last and forever, amen. Sacred and forever, amen. Sacred In the second game, a George Brett error gave It’s enough to make some managers talk to " I ’m going to go out the same way, try to do the start, Oct. 5. In addition, he carries a 15-3 record in Toronto its first run, and a two-out hit batsman in the themselves, if not to their team. But not Howser. same things I always try to do, ’ ’ said Alexander, 0-2 in Heart of Jeaus, pray for us. Heart of Jeaus, pray for ua. September-October games with Toronto. sixth opened the door for the Blue Jays to create a 3-3 “ You don’t have to talk to a good club,” Howser playoff games, but who seems to be a headier pitcher 8 t Jude, helper of the St. Jude, helper of the BA The Blue Jays take a 2-0 edge into the third game of tie. Thrown into that inning was a wild pitch that said. "W e didn’t talk our way to the Western Division than he was for Baltimore and New York. " I t ’s just a REMEMBER... the best-of-seven series, and a third straight win moved the runners into scoring position, and the championship. hopeless, pray for us. hopeless, pray for us. playoff game, but it’s still a big ballgame. IF YOU HAVENT would make them a virtual lock to go to the World judicious insertion of a pinch-runner in place of Cliff " I was displeased about Wednesday night,” he said. " I think right now I’m a better pitcher than I’ve ever Repeat nine times a day for Repeat nine times a day for SHOPPED AT ;-Z TERMS: Series. Johnson, who may have been thrown out at the plate “ We didn’t score runs, things didn’t go right. But been before,” Alexander said. “ I know my talent nine days, and publish. CASH If Kansas City’s back isn’t to the wall, it’s certainly on Jesse Barfield’s single had he still been on second we’ve shown the ability this year to bounce back. better than before." nina daye, and publish. SIEFFERTS,... on the warning track. Royals manager Dick Howser is base. CREDIT CARD We’ve shown the ability to have a bad game, a bad The next three games are scheduled for Kansas Prayer will be answered. Prayer will be answered. YOU HAVENT MANCHESTER, CT. still looking for his first post-season win. Royals catcher Jim Sundberg’s throwing error put series or a bad week, and still get it done. We have a City, currently beset by constant rain and tempera­ MDNTHLY "We have a good club," Howser said Thursday another Blue Jays runner in scoring position in the club that can get it done." tures like most reporters expected to find when they A.M. A.M. BEEN SHOPPING! when rain canceled an off-day workout. "A club good eighth, and an error by first baseman Steve Balboni Toward that end, Kansas City is sending out Bret got to Toronto. OPEN DAILY; MON-THURS T IL 9 • TUES-WEO-SAT TIL 5 PAYMENTS FRIDAY TIL 8 enough to turn this around. But we need to start with plus shortstop Onix Concepcion’s misplay on the Saberhagen, 20-6 with a 2.87 regular season ERA. He The sixth and seventh, if necessary, will be in one. We need to win one in a rcw." ieadoff hitter in the loth again gave Toronto a scoring would have opened the playoffs Tuesday in Toronto Toronto on Tuesday and Wednesday. MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Ort 11. 1985 - 11 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Oct. 11, 1985 _ U - M A Mets’ Dwight Gooden should be the NL’s MVP Fam e event East gridders

all you have to. know about his arm and the way he world). Granted, as one general manager says, the If the Most Valuable Player Award goes to the set tonight finishes games. job is a simple yet complex job,’ but Harrelson has the player who has the greatest effect on the pennant The vote for rookie of the year in the National job to determine personnel and set a tone for the White race, then Dwight Gooden has to be the National at crossroads League is similarly difficult. The Cardinals’ Vince Sox organization, and can hire someone competent to By Earl Yost A T L League MVP. Coleman will win it for his 109 stolen bases and be the GM, sign contracts, know the blue book and Sports Editor Emeritus anothe Nowhere is it written in stone that a pitcher cannot N Baseball brilliant defense in left field, but Cincinnati’s poor make sure no one screws up on waivers. The Hawk sis on a trio of conditions this week. fired a win the award, or that the Cy Young Award is their By Bob PapettI lefthander, Tom Browning, has won 20 games and will know which players to sign to long-term Five former athletes, a major "Not turning the ball over, being honor. Anyway, Gooden is not sinnply some mortal Herald Sports Writer optimi: finished second. Chicago’s dazzling rookie, Ozzie contracts, which players to deal — in fact his toughest league baseball player, a three- sound and solid in the kicking pitcher, he is the single most dominant pitcher in the " I t ’s Peter Gammons Guillen, has earned the American League award over job may be getting the right baseball people below sport standout, a basketball coach game, and having the defense not National League since Bob Gibson in 1968. He went the After four weeks of play. East major- Milwaukee shortstop Ernest Riles and IcfthanderTed who turned out championship give up the big play,” said Kelly. entire monthe of September without allowing an him. . „ • Catholic High’s football season can and hit Higuera. Guillen has batted close to .270, but more The Hawk also has guts and will do things. He is teams, a football standout for 20 One Eagle starter who has made earned run, and he’d be 26-4 rather than his mere 24-4, ' 5 . best be described as up and down. with gi important has shown surprising consistency (his 12 offering Tony LaRussa his job back, providing he years and a basketball star for the big play in 1985 has been senior 1.53 were it not for two nine-inning shutouts he didn’t Tanr errors are the least of any everyday AL shortstop) and agrees to coaching changes. He wants two pitching many seasons, will be formally The first two weeks, which tackle Rob Kwasnicki. The biggest win. Only twice in the 35 starts did he fail to get the eight-y aggressiveness to go with his range. The other Ozzie coaches, one for starters, one for relievers (Moe inducted into the Manchester produced commendable victories, athlete on the roster at 6-3, Mets into the seventh with three earned runs or less. spectacularly even keel from April to October, Tum ei turned out to be as good as advertised. Drabowski), he will have Don Drysdale around for' Sports Hall of Fame tonight at the the Eagles were up. Now they are 210-pounds, Kwasnicki starts on knocked in runs in droves, earned a Gold Glove and take tt Willie McGee has had MVP season, and the same further spring training assistance and plans to spend Army and Navy Club. down. both sides of the ball. can probably be said for Dave Parker and Gary been both the best and most valuable player on his between $225,000 and $250,000 on pitching coaches, The membership will be in­ East, which has dropped its last Tern Carter. But think about the Cardinals without McGee league. With all due respect to Brett. Boston’s Wade ’because that’s where the game is won and lost.’ He creased by five when Bruno two decisions, may be faced with a "H e is an excellent leader by jokingl or the Reds without Parker, then consider where the Boggs, Toronto’s Jesse Barfield and California’s In the news of the week: plans to revamp the scouting and minor league (Buck) Bycholski, Henry (Hank) turning point in its campaign when example," notes Kelly. "He goes expens Mets would be without Gooden. And argue me on Ron Donnie Moore, department, and wants his club ’to be the way it was McCann, Albert (Yosh) Vincek, it travels to Middletown’s Palmer both ways and has played steady Tam Guidry in 1978; the only reason he didn’t win the MVP Gooden naturally should also win the Cy Young in a Ken Harrelson moves out of the broadcastr booth to when I was in the minors playing the Phillies or John Falkowski and Herman Bron- Field to take on HCC rival Xavier and consistent." carnet award was that Jim Rice had an offensive season the year in whcih the Cardinals’ John Tudor and Dodgers; take over the White Sox as Executive Director of Dodgers — you knew you’d get your butt kicked.’ His kie are cited before a sellout crowd High tonight at 7:30 p.m. named likes of which no one had had since Joe DiMaggio in Orel Hershiser have had Cy Young years. Kansas Baseball Operations. On defense, Kwasnicki poses a first task is to re-sign Carlton Fisk, convince him to of 400. " I t ’s kind of like starting over,” threat to any running game. "He mid-se 1937, and, even then, there are voters who pulled the City’s Bret Saberhagen has earned the American Scrape away the cowboy hats and the boots, the move to left field and move Joel Skinner in behind the The latter two are deceased. admitted Eagle coach Jude Kelly, In tt Rice lever that still aren’t certain if they did the right League Award despite Guidry’s 22 victories; he has Nehru jackets and the one-liners. What the Hawk has gets into the backfield of the always wanted to do is run a baseball team. Anyone plate. From there, hi wants to find a third baseman, In addition, Alex Ferguson, who whose squad has tied for the HCC ppposition,’* exclaimed Kelly. fifth in thing. There is no Rice in 1985, either. There really received more than a run less a gaiiie, he has won key has been an important figure on games for the Royals all season and hasn’t allowed as who knows Harrelson knows that throughtout his 11 some help for Bob James in the bullpen and some crown the past two years. "W e When the Eagles have the ball, somec isn’t any Don Mattingly, either. the football scene for 40 years, will hope to learn by our mistakes — Gooden at 20 is the most dominant player in the many as five runs all year. Standing in the dugout years in the broadcast booths in Boston and Chicago additional power. It’s not out of the realm of Kwasnicki’s right tackle slot is a divisio receive the Unsung Award while it’s a pivotal garhe as far as that game today, and it shouldn’t matter if he’s also going watching Saberhagen beat his Angels Monday night in he has spent countless hours studying the game and possibility that Harrelson will go to Boston and vital one. Bill Pagani Sr. will receive the goes." to win the Cy Young, Nobel Peace and Cracker Jacks Kansas City, Gene Mauch turned to Don Sutton and formulating his ideas on how a franchise should be inquire about Jim Rice, who might benefit from a "He has given us steady blocking Friend of Sport Award for his East, 2-2 overall, is merely 0-1 in prizes. He’s still the most valuable player in the said, ‘a kid that age isn’t supposed to know that much run. The Hawk knows the game and knows talent, change of scenery and would join forces with his old this season,” noted Kelly. "W e do interest and help in furthering the conference, having lost to run the ball quite a bit. as most National Legue. about pitching.’ Like the 20-year-old Gooden, the which, since talent mistakes are the most costly of all, golfing buddy. sports in Manchester. Fairfield Prep 11 days ago. LAI< And Mattingly is the American League MVP. 21-year-old Saberhagen has pitching instincts that is preferable to some of the coliseum managers and The Hawk should not be taken lightly. If he can get people know, and we can’t do it Bycholski was a three-sport — Xavier stands at 3-1 overall, 1-0 new p George Brett has carried his Royals team and, to no make even a Sutton drool, and the fact that his last accountants hired by teams to run businesses the right detail people around him, he may be far without guys blocking. If we don’t baseball, basketball and football — in the HCC. one's surprise, exploded against California after a three pitches in that game were clocked (on the slower (although if most of these people really knew anything more successful doing what he’s always wanted to do have a solid kid there, it certainly shot ai standout in high school and later Kelly noted two reasons why .223 September. But Mattingly has performed on a ray gun). in order, at 90, 91 and 92 mph tells you about about business, they’d be making $300,000 in the real than some of his fellow executives think. makes a difference." round with Polish-American baseball tonight’s match-up is crucial. In local action Saturday, Man­ A fi and basketball teams and with the "First, we want to come back chester High, 0-3, will try to nail starte Guards and Nassiff Arms in State and improve,” he said. "And then down its first win of the season the cei Basketball League play. it is a Xavier game, which has when heated rival Rockville High, lift un McCann starred on the basket­ DPI photo always been a big game for us." 1-3, comes to town for a battle of prevai ball scene for many years with an Bruins' goalie Doug Kearis (right) Terrion (7) during second period action, The coaching staff at East defending CCC East co-champs at Crai assortment of teams including the makes save on shot by Leafs' Greg Boston won its opener, 3-1. Catholic placed particular empha­ Memorial Field at 1:30 p.m. SCOREBOARD Rec Five and Guards on the local trail F front. Donat Vincek ranks with the best Lake 1 were ; Rangers4.Capltals2 all-around football players ever NHL roundup developed in Manchester after a Hockey, Golf fine scholastic career at Huskies to host WofliliHrton 1 0 1—2 Scholastic Football Cards Baseball N Y Ronaan 1 1 2--4 Manchester High. His career FirstperlOct. 16-St. Louis at Los Angeles, 3:05 (For 77) Russ Courtnall scored Toronto’s Bo Berglund scored his second stand 5-1 for the year, are in the S T .: ECHS. Manchester man to play major Goring made the Bruins ’ special Campbell Conference 29. N Y Rongers9-3-13— 25. p.m. only goal, hitting a 30-foot slapshot goal of the game — on a penalty top ten in the Sheridan Poll — Delaware State may be minus tackle Norris Division x-Oct. 17-St. Louis at Los Angeles, 6:35 33- 31— 64 league baseball, having stints with teams a priority. In the National Power-plov conversions—Washington Career highlights; AlI-HCC Clarence Rose shot with 1:16 remaining — to lift No. 1 quarterback Jerome becau W L T Pts. OF GA 2-5. N Y Rangers 0-4. p.m. Crolo Stodter 34- 31— 65 Cleveland and St. Louis in the Hockey League season opener with 5:04 left in the game. poll for predominantly black quarterback: co-captain 1985. Minnesota into a tie with Detroit. Baker, who was injured last Goalies—Washington, Rlggln. NY Americon Leogue Woody Blockburn 32. 34— 66 against the Toronto MapI e Leafs, In other opening games Thurs­ universities — and invade Washi Konsos City vs. Toronto 34- 32—66 American League and St. Louis Saturday in the Hornets’ 51-7 Rangers, Vanblesbrouck. A—17,490. Other sports; Baseball, track. Ken Brown day night, it was Edmonton 4, Berglund was awarded the pe­ Storrs with three professional Groi (Blue Jays lend series, 24)) Mike Donald 33- 33—66 and Chicago in the National the man-advantage and penalty­ nalty shot when Detroit defense- win ovei Bethune-Cookman. Future plans; Attend college Oct. 8-Toronto 6, Konsos City 1 G ary Koch 34- 33—66 Winnipeg 3, the New York Rangers prospects on its roster. Referee—Brvan Lewis. League. He also managed in the killing units were certainly man Reed Larson threw his stick His back-up, Mike Walker, in and hopefully play football. Oct. 9-Toronto 6, Kansas City 5, 10 David Frost 32- 34—66 special. 4, Washington 2; New Jersey 6, Delaware State is led by Smyth# Division Innings (jory McCord 33- 34—67 minor leagues and at one time and knocked the puck off Ber- that game completed 12-of-16 Edmonton Plans to m ajor in business. Philadelphia 5, Quebec 6, Chicago All-American split end John Bruins 3. Maple Leafs 1 Oct. 11'Toronto at Kansas City, 6:15 M ike Reid 34- 33—67 coached Trinity College's nine. Charlie Simmer, Ken Li nseman glund’s stick. Berglund skated to passes for 286 yards and 2 TDs. Vancouver p.m. Fred Couples 33- 34—67 Tickets will be available at the and Gord Kluzak scored power- 2; Hartford 5, Buffalo 4; Boston 3, Taylor, who has hauled in 22 Calgary Oct. 12-Toronto at Konsos City, 6:15 AAork Pfeil 33- 34— 67 Toronto 1; Montreal 5, Pittsburgh within six feet of Corrado Micalef Baker is listed as questionable. HEI Los Angeles door. A roast beef dinner will be play goals and Boston hsilted all passes for 541 yards (25.6 yards Toronto 0 0 1—1 p.m. Roger Moltble 34- 33— 67 3; Vancouver 6, Los Angeles 5; and and bounced a wrist shot off the UConn will be without starting lineba Winnipeg x-Oct. 13-Toronto at Kansas City, 4:35 33- 34—67 seven of Toronto’s power i ilays in per catch) and 8 touchdowns. Boston 1 0 3—3 Chris Perry served at 7 p.m. goaltenders’ pads for the tying offensive guard Dave Franks Fau Thursdoy’s Results First period—1, Boston. Simmer 1 TODAY’S FOOTBALL CARD p.m. Paul Azinoe 34- 34—66 Thursday night’s 3-1 victoi-y. Detroit 6, Minnesota 6 in the Taylor is No. 8 in the nation in ’ Boston 3, Toronto 1 x-Oct. 15-Kansos City at Toronto, 8:15 - goal. for the second consecutive starte (Linsem on. Crowder), pp. 3:51. Russ Cochran 36 32—68 Toronto’s Dan Malone;/ said, season’s first tie. scoring in Division I-AA. The . Hartford 5, Buffalo 4 Penalties— McGrIlt, Tor. 3:46; Nylund. p.m. Bobby Nichols 32- 36—66 week. He is sidelined with a Montreal 5, Pittsburgh 3 ^^Sp^sored by: Canucks 6, Kings 5 Hornets are averaging 36.2 linebj Tor. 9:30; Donnelly, Bos, 15:15; x-Oct. 16-Kansas City at Toronto, 8:15 J.C. Snead 35- 33— 68 "Their penalty killing was really stress fracture of the ankle. Quebec 6, Chicago 2 Crowder. Bos, 17:40; Salmtng, Tor, p.m. Lonny Wadkins 33- 35—68 Scholastic points. No. 7 in the nation, and again NY Rangers 4, Washington 2 good, that was the key, they forced Devils 6, Flyers 5 Taylor Hall scored two goals and This is the first meeting ever 18:33. World Senes Pat McGowan 34- 34—66 are totaling 433yards per game. Jets New Jersey 6. Phllodelphlo 5 Greater Hartford Oct. 19-ot A L , 6:35 p.m. - us all over the ice." dished out an assist to lead Second period— None. Penalties— Mike Sullivan 33 35—68 The New Jersey Devils bor­ between the two schools. They Guilbi Minnesota 6. Detroit 6 (tie) Valve. Tor, 1:32; Lukowich. Bos, 2:04; Oct. 2 (^ A L, 7p.m. (lfTor.)or6:30p.m. Charlie Bolling 34- 3 5 -6 9 Boston goaltender Doug Keans, No. 12 in national statistics. Edmonton 4. Winnipeg 3 rowed the style of the Philadelphia Vancouver over Los Angeles. will meet again next year in Bennlng, Tor. 2:04; Donnelly. Bos, 4:39; 801 Parker Street (If KC) Glbby Gilbert 34- 3 5 -6 9 The loss to New Hampshire place. Vancouver 6. Los Angeles 5 who stopped 20 shots by T oronto, Hall did most of his damage in Dover. Del. Slelgher, Bos. 12:28; Donnelly, Bos, 17:21; Oct. 22-otNL, 6:35 p.m. Mark Hayes 34- 3 5 -6 9 Flyers fora period... and then stole was the first for Connecticul "W( Friday's Gome Valve, Tor, 18:11; Markwart, Bos, Oct. 23-ot N L, 6:25 p.m. ^ o tt Hoch 34- 35—69 commented, “ They ended up the second period when he assisted W innipeg at Calgary, 9:35 p.m. Manchester, 646-6400 Patriots a game from them. after two opening victories. The 18:11; Frycer, Tor, 19:37. x-O n. 24^t N L, 6:25 p.m. Mark McCumber 35- 34—69 throwing the puck around ai id they on a power-play goal by Jean-Marc Saturday has been designated playci Soturdoy's Gomes x-Oct. 26-at A L , 6:25 p.m. “ I think we reversed roles on Jodie Mudd 34-35—69 might have killed it them selves. Lanthier at 2:11 to even the score Huskies were able to move the as ’Inaurguaration Day’ on the decisi Woshlngton at New Jersey. 7:35 p.m. Third period— 2, Boston. Linseman 1 x-Oct. 27-ot A L , 7 p.m. (It Tor.) o r 8:30 Dan Poht 34- 35—69 them in the finai period," said New Phllodelphia at Pittsburgh. 7:35p.in. They have a pretty good power ball against the Wildcats, but UConn campus as Dr. John T. wasn (Simmer, Slelgher). PP, 1:34. 3, Boston, p.m. (If KC) Robert Wrenn 34-3 5 -6 9 Jersey Coach Doug Carpenter at 2-2. Hall then put the Canucks Boston at Detroit. 7:35 p.m. Kluzak 1 (Crowder. Sim m er), pp, 7:47.4, Canadleni5.Penoulns3 4:44. Penalties— Gregg, Edm , 2:07; x4f necessory triumph fumbles and interceptions cost Larry Nelson 3534 — 69 play and I think we held them to Casteen III will be inaurgurated NY Rangers at Hartford, 7:35p.m. McSorlev, Edm, malor (fighting), 5:05; after Thursday night’s 6-5 victory ahead for good as he tapped in a Toronto, Courtnall 1 (unassisted), 14:56. Lon Hinkle 34-35—69 Chlcogo ot Montreal. 8:05 p.m. Kyte, Wpg, mlnor-malor (fighting), one shot during the tw o-man them any chance of victory. as UConn’s 11th president. Penalties— Bourque, Bos. 2:36; Mark- Payne Stewort 34- 35—69 over the Flyers. "Their game is to rebound of a shot by J.J. Daig- Quebec at Toronto. 8:05 p.m. MontTMl 2 0 3—5- 5:05; Jackson, Edm, misconduct, 5:05; Dodgers 8. Cardinals 2 ^art.i . Bos, 3:16; M axw ell, Tor, 5:51. Andy Bean 37- 33—70 advantage," early in the third neauit at 8:12. Buffalo at Minnesota, 8:35 p.m. Pittsburgh 2 0 1—3 Gretzky, Edm , 4:37; M cClelland, Edm, keep coming at you and we seemed Nick Faldo 36- 34—70 COVENTRY — Four goals from period. NY Islanders at Los Angeles. 10:35 First period— 1, Pittsburgh, Bullard 1 m alor (fighting), 11:44; Silk, Wpg, malor to get ourselves together in the Shots on goal — Toronto 10-3-8-21. ST. l OUIS LOS ANGELES Wayne Grady 36- 34— 70 TO( p.m. (RuskowskI, Johnson), pp, 2:44. 2, (fighting), 11:44; NIII, Wpg, mojor Leslie Danehy, three from Monica "Our pre-season penalty- killing Boston 12-10-14-36. Montreal, Walter 1, (Corbonneau), 3:09. obrhM obrtibl Donnie Hammond 3535 — 70 second period, which aliowed our ■ St.LoulsatVancouver,10:35p.m. Power play conversions: Toronto (fighting), 12:49; Coffey, Edm, ma­ Hodina and twp by Stacey Robert­ was one of our strong point :s, but comp 3, Pittsburgh, Lemleux 1 (Shedden, lor (fighting), 12:49; McSorley, Edm, Ccleman If 5 0 2 1 Duncan ss 4 0 1 0 Tom Jenkins 34- 36— 70 defensemen to stand up." 7-0; Boston 6-3. Cunnevworth), 5:18.4, Montreal, Dahlln 1 McGee cf 5 110 Anderui ss 1 10 0 Kenny Knox 37- 33— 70 son powered Coventry High girls’ they made the plays,” said and ' Goalies—Toronto, Edwards. Bos­ 14:59. Paul Gagne scored three goals, W hilers 5. Sabres 4 (Robinson, Svobodal. pp, 17:10. Third period—4, Winnipeg, Small 1 H err 2b 3 0 1 0 Landrex cf 4 3 3 1 David LIndstrom 3535—70 soccer team to a 9-1 win over East Maloney. AUTOMOTIVE quart ton, Keans. A-12,565. Penalties— W alter, Mon, 2:11; Frowlev, Clark 1b 3 0 10 Modick 3b 5 0 3 2 John Mahotfey 3534 — 70 includinga pair 38 seconds apart in (unosslsted),0:S4.5, Edmonton, Gretzkv2 Hampton High Thursday in COC Simmer scored Boston firs t goal Noc Pit, 7:04; Chellos, Mon, 8:21; Rus­ (KrusheInvskI), pp, 3:52. 4, Winnipeg, Vn Slyk rf 3 0 0 0 B a lla r 3b 0 0 0 0 Allen Miller 34- 36— 70 the third period, to lift New Jersey. SUPPLY, INC. Hortford 3 1 1 ^ Referee: Ron Hoggarth. Penditn 3b 4 1 1 0 Guerrer If 3 0 11 Loren Roberts 34-36—70 defea kowskI, Pit, 15:13; Nllan, Mon, 17:57. Hawerchuk 1 (Mullen), 8:28. 7, Edmon­ action. 3:51 into the first period wh>en he Greg Adams had five assists in the Buffolo 3 0 1 ^ ton, Anderson 2 (McTavIsh), 11:55. Porter c 2 0 0 0 M aldond If 0 0 0 0 Ron Streck 3535 — 70 took a feed from Linseman si cross Forg( Rrst Period—1, Buffalo. Tucker 1 Second period— None. Penalties— Smith 4 0 2 0 M arsh ll rf 4 0 11 Howard Twitty 3534 — 70 Mo Strickland had the lone goal game, including assists on all three PERRY'S SALE ENDS (Selling, Andreychuk). 1:10. 2. Buhalo, Penalties—Turnbull, Wpg, 2:34; Andular p 2 0 0 0 Scloscia c 3 1 1 0 the mouth of the goal and pushed Foi H llller, Pit, 3:12; Johnson, 5:35; Car- NIII, Wpg, m alor (fighting), 4:34; Danny Edwards 34- 36—70 for the Bellringers, 1-6-1. of Gagne’s scores. “Your friend In Auto Parts” Housley 1 (Andreychuk. Hamel), p p , DavllsB.FIyersS bonneou, Mon, 17:03; RuskowskI, Pit, Boschman, Wpg, malor-misconduct Horton p 0 0 0 0 B rock 1b 4 1 1 2 Jim Colbert 3535 — 70 the puck in behind Toronto goal- 10/31/85 Jaro 8:37. 3. Buffalo, Perreault 1 (Fotigno. 18:50. Cam pbll p 0 0 0 0 Sax 2b 4 1 1 0 Don Pooley 34- 36— 70 Coventry, 7-2, held a 44-8 edge in (fighting), 4:34; Fogolln, Edm , mlnor- Broun ph tender Don Edwards. H alt), 9:12. 4. Hartford, DIneen 1 Third period—5, Montreal, Green 1 malor-mlsconduct (fighting), 4:34; 1 0 0 0 Hershlsr p 4 1 1 1 Terry Snodgrass 3534 — 70 the shots department. The Patriots oilers 4, Jets 3 (Siltonen). pp, 13:41.5, Hortford, Tippett 1 N tw JgfM V (Corbonneau, Chellos), 11:00. 4, M o n t­ D aylev p 0 0 0 0 Tom Kite 3535 — 70 After a scoreless middle pe riod, 244 Broa(d Street, Manchester Phllaver Zezel, Phi, 4:35; Tocchet, Phi, malor HoiTon 1 1-3 1 2 2 2 0 in the second period to lead the ThIrdPeriod— 8, Buffalo, Andreychuk 1 (fighting), 12:07; Lewis, NJ, malor C jm p b ell 1-3 2 0 0 0 1 Baseball the glove of Edwards. (fighting), 12:07; Clrello, NJ, mlnor- Fishing Rangers over Washington in Ted „ ; h (Perreault. Vlrta). 13:30. 9. Hartford, D avley 1 0 0 0 0 0 Atlanta — Named Chuck Tanner " I think we’re going to hav e a 644 Crawford 1 (Robertson, Malone), malor (fighting), 15:33; Paterson, Phi, Lahti 1 2 0 0 0 1 manoger. Bolton ties Sator’s debut as coach. mlnor-malor (fighting), 15:33. North Stara 6, Red WInga 6 good power play,” said Goring, iftar Mfg. Rebate 18:49. Penalties— Samuelsson, Har, mo­ Los Amwlos Baseball After Gagner put the Rangers up Your final cost CHAMPION tor (fighting). 6:28; Hamel. Buf. m alor Hershiser (W 1-0) 2 2 5 4 Los Angeles — Entered Into working PORTLAND — Bolton and Por­ victorious in his debut as an h HL p e r gallon While Bupplles last (fighting), 6:28; Turgeon, Hart, 11:23. Third period— 7, New Jersey, Gagne 1 Mhinesota 0 2 4 0—4 WP—Hershiser. PB— Porter. T—3:04. ogreement with Escogido Lions o< tland High girls’ soccer squads 2-1, Vanblesbrouck protected the (Adams, M acLeon), 2:29. 8, New Jersey, Inland flahing adviaory coach. " I t ’s something that’s v ery Detroit 0 510—4 A — 55,222. Dominican Republic Winter battled to a 0-0 tie Thursday in COC lead with some fine work in goal, Shots on goal-Hartford 10-9-8—27. Ludvig 1 (unassisted), 5:40. 9, New F irst period — No scorin g. I League; coach Manny Mota will important to this team, along v/ith Buffalo 12-12-8—02. Jersey, Gagne 2 (Adams), 10:21.10, New Fall trout fishing Is good In most manooeclub. play in Portland. especially in the second period Penalties— Giles, M inn, 4:50; Roberts, streams In western Connecticut - and our penalty killing, which we d id a Power-plov conversions— Hartford 4- Jersey, Gagne 3 (Adams), 10:5<'. 11, Minn. 9:22; Smith, Det, 12:22; Bellows, Basketball "It was a close game. Both when he turned aside 12 Washing­ CASTROL 2. Buffalo 5-1. Philadelphia, Ekiund 1 (Howe), 18:44. this Is o good time to try small Indianapolis — Signed forward Way- good job on tonight.” OIL DRAIN PANS Minn, 15:05; Y ierm an, Del, 15:31; unstocked streams for brook trout. teams had chances which just ton shots. Goalies— Hartford, Llut; Buffalo, Penalties—Adams, NJ, 14:43. Berglund, Minn, 14:18; Acton, Minn, man TIsdaletofour-yearcontract. The Bruins’ defense was tough NOW 'Borrosso. A— 12,278. Shats on goal—New Jersey 4-15-9— Excellent trout catches are being didn’t develop,” cited Bolton coach GTX 14:43; Hartsburg, Minn, 19:04; Young, reported from the Housotonlc River Scholastic Kansas City (CBA) — Signed forward throughout and in the second Nordlques 6, Hawks 2 30. Phllodelphlo 1315-10—38. Det, 19:04; Barrett, Det, 19:27, M alcolm Thomas. Mike Landolphi. BE ' Referee-Ron Fournier. Trout Management Area and the period did not allow Toronto a s hot Paul Gillis scored two goals and Farmington River. Trout fishing Is also Washington— Waived free agentguard Bolton is now 1-7-1, Portland "2"- $-| 9 9 Power-plov conversions— New Jersey Second period— 1, MInnesoto, Nilsson Steve Black. until 11:32 had elapsed. Reg. *1.39 offici 31. Phllodelphla4-1. good to excellent In Wononscopomuc Anton Stastny had a goal and two 1,pp, :24.2, Detroit, Dotes 1,pp, (Larson), Lake, Highland Lake, Mohawk Pond, Football 1-2-4. "W e worked hard on our defense f/t\l infrii Nordlqust 6, Black Hawks 2 Goalies— New Jersey, Chevrier. Phi­ 9:04. 3, Minnesota, M cKeonev 1 EC JV glrla aoccer Detroit — Signed offensive guard Pat assists to lead Quebec over Chi­ Holds 7 Quarts ladelphia, Lindbergh. A— 17JI21. Tyler Pond, and Mt. Tom Pond. In Striker Denise Welch and ful­ dunng the pre-season and that Th (CIccarelll, Hartsburg), pp, 11:39. 4, eastern Connecticut, trout fishing Is Howell and placed defensive end AAartIn cago. Led by Gillis and Stastny, the Detroit, Dgrodnlck 1 (Dotes, Friday), East Catholic battled Northwest Moss on Inlured reserve. lback Ann Lewis played well for paid off for us tonight,” said Sera CMcoao 0 1 1—2 Referee— Ron Wicks. good to excellent at Long Pond, Amos Catholic to a 1-1 tie In iunlor varsity Nordlques stormed to a 4-1 lead Quebec 2 2 3^4 12:54. 5, Detroit, CIchockI 1 (KIslo, Lake, Beach Pond, Gardner Lake, and Houston (NFL) — Signed defensive Bolton. Keans. alleg Borrett), 13:53. 4, [Detroit, K llm a 1 girls soccer action at Kennedy Field. through the first two periods and FIrsf period— 1, Quebec, A. Stastnv 1 B igelow Pond. F a ir to good tishing for Janet Lombardo scored the Eagles' (USPU Smith of Birmingham The Bulldogs are back in action Goring was pleased with his 104+ OCTANE BOOST THERMOSTATS dresi (Roschefort, Ashton), 10:00; 2, Quebec, (unassisted), 14:02.7, Detroit, CIchockI 2 trout Is reported on the Wllllmantic coasted home. (Ladouceur, KIslo), 14:55. Penalties— lone goal, assisted by Denise Gra- NY Jets — Waived linebacker Ron Thursday at Bacon Academy. team’s style of play. Most American and Foreign Cars Nil GUMS 1 (Cote), sh, 11:24. Penalties— CanucksB.KIngsB and Scontlc riyers. blnskl. Sabrina Rodgers and Jen Faurot. NOW O'Callahan, Chi, :35; Price, Que, 4:30; Larson, Det, 5:10; McKegney, Minn, Largemouth bass fishing Is good. In “ We have to play a very Canadians 5, Penguins 3 8:44; Stoszak, Det, 10:29. Boulay played well tor East, which St. Louis — Placed defensive tackle shar Moler, Que, 11:08. eastern Connecticut, at Mashapaug stayed eyen for the season at 2-2-2. The aggressive game. For the most Mats Naslund scored a pair of Compare at- Second period— 3, Quebec, P. Stastnv 1 Vancouver | j >—4 Loke, Quonnlpaug Lake, Rogers Lake Elols Grooms on Inlured reserve; 99 and I Los Anteles Third oerlod-8, Detroit, Gallant 1 Eagles travel to Windham High activated cornerback Jeff Griff In. "e?.' $549 •4.50 (A. Stastnv, Price). 2:04; 4, Chicago, 11 3—5 and Pachaug Pond. Fishing for large- M id Rrst period— 1, Los Angeles, Williams (Stoszak, Foster), 4:48. 9, Minnesota, Tuesday. Hockey Sutter 1 (Lvsiok, Dupont), 4:51; 5, m outh bass Is fa ir In Candlew ood Lake, While euppllee leal While euppllee leal in th Quebec, Cote 1 (Eogles, Sauve), 18:45. 1, (Fox, Nichols), 18:21; 2, Vancouver, Acton 1 (Lawton, Graham ), 4:09. 10, Lake McDonough, North Farms Reser- NY Rangers — Signed goal- Cross Country Penalties— Poterson, Chi, 3:55; D. W il­ Peterson 1, (Lowry, Lonthler), 18:45. Minnesota, Berglund 1 (Bellows, Maruk), yolr, and Winchester Lake (where a 4 llllng aoccer tender Terry Klelslnger; sent pool- son, Chi, 7:22; Sutter, Chi, 10:37; P. Penalties—Van, Lemov, 0:53; Von, 10:17. II, Minnesota, Broten 1 (Giles, pound 4 ounce largemouth wos taken tender Ron Scott to New Haven of AHL. 8 Stostny, Que, 14:27; B.WIIson.Chl, 15:38. Lem ay, 5:15; Van, Butcher, 4:33; LA, Nilsson), pp, 15:21. 12, Minnesota, lost week). Undefeated llllng kept Its perfect EC giris sweep Lendl stops Connors * 1 1 W MES and WHEEL CLE HERS PRESTOLITE BATTERIES LaPolnte,9:28; LA, Redmond, 15:24. Berglund 2, (penalty shot), 18:44. Fishing for smallmouth bass Isfair to strin g Intact, but It proyed the sternest Third period—4, Quebec, [Delorme 1 Second period— 3, Los Angeles, Tovlor Penalties— Barrett, Det, 8:00; Barrett, good In Lake Lllllnonah, the Housa- of tests, llllng nipped Bennet, 1-0, In a WEST HARTFORD - East In itock PRICE Special DiMOunt Prices On All Sizes! (Marols, P. Stastnv), pp, 10:35. 7, 1. . (M acLellan, Dionne), 0:41; 4, Det, 10:54; Lodouceur, Det, 13:24. tonlc River north of New Milford, and crosstown match-up of unbeaten jun­ Catholic High girls cross country CC Quebec, Glllls2 (A. Stastnv, Finn) 13:34.8, Vancouver, Lonthler 1 (Hall, Tambel- Dvertime—No scoring. Penalties— ior high varsity boys soccer teams. Calendar in Hamlet Cup final Giles, Minn, 3:52; Gallant, D e t,3:52. the Farmington River between Collins­ team ran its record to 9-1 with a bask Chicago, Fraser '1 (Oiczvk, T. IlnD.PP, 2:11; 5, Vancouver, Hall ville and Farmington. Good fishing (or lllln g , now 7-0, produced the only Cooling System M u r ra y ), 18:09. P e n a ltie s— Dupont, 1 (Dalgneault, Tam belllnl), 8:12; 4, score when Jeremy DIeterle conyerted pair ol victories over Hartford OEM SEALER maji Shots on goal— Mlnnesota317-21-4— 45. smallmouth bass Is also reported at JERICHO, ,.Y. (UPI) - Iva n the rest of the set, not allowing ^1, :14; Delmore, Que, 1:54; Anderson, Vancouver, Tambelllnl I, (Smvl), Wyossuo Loke and In the Connecticut a first-halt corner kick. Dan Kelsey, County Conference opponents Fri­ offic Que, 3:X; T. Murray, Chi, (malor- 11:04. Penalties— LA, Redmond, (Detroit 323131— 37. R iver. Mike Poirot, Mott Clough, Daye TODAY Lendl defeat^ Jimmy Connoi's Connors another game. Cleaner and CONDITIONER tlghtlng) 4:17; Eagles, Que, (malor- 1:24; Van,Butcher,2;45;LA,Brennan, Power-play conversions— Minnesota Stephenson and Jeff Bernlerl all Football day in West Hartford. The Eagles Ch 7-3.Detrolt31. Pickerel are offering good fishing ot 6-1, 6-3 Thursday night to win thie In the second set, Lendl moved to flgtiflng) 4:17: Larm or, Chl,9:05; Dupont, 4:24, m alor, fighting; Van, Lowrv, Mashapaug Lake and Long Pond and played well for the winners. For 4-1-2 o* Xavier (Palmer topped Sacred Heart, 15-48, and scho 4:24, malor, fighting; Van, Bro- Goalies—Minnesota, Braupre; De­ F ie ld ), 7:30 p.m. Hamlet Challenge Cup, a tourmi- an early lead. Connors rallied but it Chi, (malor-spearlno) 10:19; Anderson, (dir to good fishing at Loke Bennet, goalie Jim Meleska, Glen host Northwest Catholic, 20-42, Coni ( ^ , 11:49;Eogles,Qiue, 18:()5. deur (served by Tambelllnl), 8:55; troit, MIcalef. A— 19,955. W aram aug. Jensen, John Melesko, Eric Joues, Boys Soccer ment that began before the start c if was insufficient to overcxime the $ - | 2 9 » i « Cheney Tech at P o rtlan d , 3:15 taking five of the top six Van, Sandlak, 15:54; Van, Hall, 18:35 Pike are offering fair fishing at Cory Craft, Mike Sardo and Dave the U.S. Open in August. early lead and stinging ground Reg. ‘2 Reg. $2.50 he SI . Shots on goal— Chlcogo 9-4-8-21. Que(>ec Referee—Andy Van Hellemond. Compbell all earned praise. Bolton at Coventry, 3:15 placements. Bantam Loke - not mony are being OIrls Soccer Connors has not beaten Lend.I strokes of the U.S. Open Th 4-13-13-30. Third period—7, Vahcouver, Hall 2 taken but there haye been some large llllng travels Windham High Tues­ ’ Northwest’s Tracy Dowden was - Power-plov conversions—Chicago 4- (LIdster), 4:48; 8, Voncouver, Belland 1, day. In Iunlor varsity actlon,llllngwon M anchester at H artfo rd P u b lic , 3:30 since 1983. Champion. (Sundstrom, Skrlko), PP, 12.43; 9, Los ones. Including a 21-pounder two weeks East Catholic at South Windsor, 3 30 individual winner with a time of 1; Quebec 1-1. ago. The Connecticut R ive r and Its again, 1-0, on a penalty kick by Dwayne The finals of Hamlet Challenge "M y game has improved since I SEALER ' Goolles— Chicago, Bannerman. Qu­ Angeles, Dionne 1, (Taylor, LaPoInte), coves are also providing good pike Goldston. Cross Country 14:43 over a 2.6 mile layout. She 14:51; 10, Los Angeles, NIchollsl, (Wells, 0llara4,Jets3 Cheney Tech at VInal Tech, 3:30 Cup were originally scheduled fol­ began enjoying my tennis about a Se ebec, Gokselln. A — 14,435. fishing. was followed by five Eagle runners Rust and Scale Inhibitor Fox), 17:45; 11, Los Angeles, Redmond 1, Good fishing for panflsh Is reported OIrls Swimming iate August but were held of:f year or more ago." Lendl said. (unassisted), 19:09. Penalties—Smith, SL Jarnaa aoccar Ferm i at M anchester, 3:30 led by Kathie DeMarco. 5 ;U .. WInnIPM 0 1 3 -J at Block Pond (Woodstock), Quaddick because of rain. Connors and Lend l "The new diet helped and I ’m not LA , 12:19. Edmonton 1 1 j s Reservoir, Uncos Lake, Coventry East Catholic ot Middletown, 3:30 East’s next action is Monday at Shots on goal—Vancouver 11-15-8— The St. James Schaol boys soccer OIrls Volleyball agreed at the time to wait until a tired at the end of a match $ ^ 2 9 Heavy Duty First period—1, Edmonton, Gretzky Lake, Pattogansett Lake, and Billings squad suffered a3-1 loss to Nathan Hale the Wickham Park Invitational. Radio, TV 34. Los Angeles 14-7-14—37. I (McClelland, Lowe), 9-22 Lake. Sunfish and yellow perch are M onchester ot H artfo rd P u b lic , 3:30 later date to complete the tourna­ anymore, so I could enjoy it. I am Reg. *2 School In Coventry Wednesday. Ro­ Rtsulti: 1. Tracy Dowden (NW) 14:43 Penalties—McClellond, Edm, 4:54'; being reported at Rainbow Reservoir; bert Johnson tallied the losers' lone ment so they might prepare for the ^ having a good time running on * 2 2 9 Power-plav conversions—Vancouver Wilson, Wpg, 9:58; Anderson, Edm, bluegllls at East Twin Lake; rock bass goal on o breakawov. Danny Feehan SATURDAY fo r 2.6 m lle i, 2. K ath ie D e M arco (E C ), repr TONIGHT 2*4. LosAn0eiesO-7. 12:10; Watters, Wpg,20:00. at Wononscopomuc Lake; calico bass Foelboll 3. Tina Little (EC), 4. Jennifer Taurof U.S. Open. court. Goalies—Voncouver, Brodeur; notched the assist. Peter Borofsky, R o c k v ille at M anchester, 1:30 p.m. seie< 8:15 Blue Javs vs. Royols, Channels Los In Wethersfield Cove on the Connecti­ Paul Michaud, Donald Musgrave and (EC), 5. Cathy Burke (EC), 8. Eileen The match Thursday night be­ “ My golf game has improved 22,30 Angeles, Jonecyk. A—6,613. Second period—2, Edmonton, Ander­ on RIvw; white perch ot Lake Bovs Soccer Byrne (EC), 7. Sacred Heart, 8. Th Doug Raberto played well for the 1-4 Hartford Public at Manchester, 10:X Michelle Adami (EC), 9. J. Dalton gan with an exchange of service too. When one goes good, the other Quality Parts •Competitive Prices Personal, Knowledgable Service 10:30 H orse R a c in g : Breeders Crow n son 1 (Gretzky, Huddy), pp, 1:23. Lllllnonah; and white and yellow perch Sabers, who trovel to Bolton Center Championship Series. ESPN Referee— Bob Myers. 3, Winnipeg, Boschman 1 (E llis), at Bantam Lake. a.m . (NW), 10. Noel Feehan (EC). breaks. Lendl then surged through seems to go good too." Wesi School Wednesday. Aquinas ot East Catholic, 10:Mo.m. MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. Oct. 11. 1985 - 1$ 14 K - MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Oct. 11, 1985 Sports in Brief College football roundup FOCUS> ^ Weekend V Braves hire Chuck Tanner Dozier a boost for F’enn State H ATLANTA — Chuck Tanner jumped from one bad team to another by taking the reins of the Atlanta Braves after being since I ’ve been Itiere.” again be underdogs. fired as manager of the Pittsburgh Pirates, His eagerness and By Jim Luttrell last Saturday off to prepare for this In other games involving Top 20 "The players realize we proba­ First decision optimism, however, are still intact. United Press International game. teams: Top-rat'ed Iowa plays at bly should have beaten them a year " I t ’s nice to be a Brave again," said Tanner. 56, who began his "H e obviously is a big plus for Wisconsin, No. 2 Oklahoma faces ago,” Coach Pat Jones said. “ Andl major-league playing career with the Milwaukee Braves in 1955 Joe Patem o’s Penn State Nit- our football team,” Parterno said. "Anytime you get a back like that No. 14 Texas, No. 3 Michigan don’t know if we should have, but and hit a home run his first time at bat, "I'm looking forward to it tany Lions have attained a No.-6 for movie cast playing at 100 percent, it’s a plus. I against Michif/'an State, No. 4 we could have beaten them two // \\ with great expectations.” ranking this season, and they’ll be don’t imagine he’ll be as sharp as Florida State % s. No. 11 Auburn, years ago. Leslie O’Neal and those Tanner, who was fired Monday in Pittsburgh after an looking to move up this week as running back D.J. Dozier returns he would have been if he’d carried No. 5 Oklahoma State vs. No. 9 guys are seniors now. They have eight-year tenure with the Pirates, met Braves owner Ted from an injury just in time to face the ball 80 to 100 times this season. Nebraska, NO'. 7 Arkansas vs. more confidence they can play often a mixup Turner for the first time Thursday and decided an hour later to eighth-rated Alabama. He’s going to be a little rusty, but Texas Tech anid No. 10 Brigham with Nebraska.” take the Atlanta job. It's still a big plus to get him back.” Young vs. San Diego St. Terms of the 5-year contract were not disclosed, but Turner Dozier, a junior who underwent While Dozier returns for the No. 12 Air Fo rce vs. Navy, No. 13 By Cosmopolitan, a Hearst magazine jokingly said, "I hope this makes everybody happy. It’s arthroscopic knee surgery in the Lions, there has been no word if Tennessee vs. Florida, No. 15 Ohio expensive." « N. off-season, ran for 121 yards in Alabama’s top running back, so­ State vs. No. 20 Indiana, No. 16 z ' Picture Sylvester Stallone starring in "Beverly Tanner becomes the 13th manager of the Braves since they Penn State’s opener, but pulled a phomore Kerry Goode, will return UCLA vs. Stanford, No. 17Georgia / i Hills Cop,” Tom Selleck as "Indiana Jones.” or cam e to Atlanta 20 years ago. He succeeds Bobby Wine, who was groin muscle in the second game, to action after sitting out the vs. Mississippii, No. 18 Baylor vs. Frank Sinatra as "D irty Harry.” named interim manager after Eddie Haas was fired at and has not played the past two Crimson Tide’s previous three SMU and No. 19 LSU vs. mid-season. weeks. games with a knee injury. Vanderbilt. T o o m u c h Those were the original casting decisions for In the Braves, Tanner inherits a club that finished a dismal "H e’s practicing, and I think he The game, set to be played. three blockbuster movies, according to an articlb fifth in the NL West with a 66-96 record after being selected by should be OK," Paterno said. "He before a sellout crowd of 84,000, At Madison, Wis, the top-rated in the October issue of Cosmpolitan, but will help decide the rest of both Hawkeyes skill remember the some observers before the season as a probable contender for the worked out for about an hour circumstance intervened. division title. yesterday to loosen up as we teams’ seasons, and Alabama lumps they took the last time they worked on the passing game. He coach Ray Perkins has impressed played the Badgers, and that to d o at A Stallone quit "Cop” after the producers were ran, but he’s still a little tentative its importance on his team. should keep ruaxt week’s showdown less than thrilled with his attempts to rewrite the "The next stretch of five weeks is Rose leads Walt Disney Classic psychologically." with Michigan out of their minds script to show off his physique, and Eddie Murphy Paterno said Dozier was helped going to tell us an awful lot about for the time f)eing. got the part. LAKE BUENA VISTA. Fla. — Clarence Rose used a glowing by the extra week of preparation our football team,” Perkins said. At Lincoln, Neb., Oklahoma the seaport new putter to light up a pitch-black golf course Thursday, and for Saturday’s nationally televised "This game right here is a pivotal State, 4-0, ha f i not beaten Nebraska V Selleck lost out on "Raiders of the Lost Ark” shot an 8-under-par 64 to take a one-stroke lead after the opening game at Beaver Stadium. Penn game from that standpoint. It’s since 1961, iiiicluding 22 losses and when CBS exercised its option for the "M.agnum, the biggest game for us round of the $400,000 Walt Disney Classic. State and Alabama, both 4-0, had one tie, and l.he Cowboys will once w P .I." series, and Harrison Ford was picked for A field of 132 competed over three courses, and the early the role. starters battled dark skies as Tropical Storm Isabel crossed over Bv Nancy Pappas the central east coast of Florida, "rhe heavy clouds didn’t begin to Herald Reporter Sinatra broke h,s wrist and withdrew in favor of lift until 9:30 a.m. EDT and by mid-afternoon, bright sunshine NFL unbeatens face opposites Clint Eastwood. prevailed with a moderate wind and temperatures in the low 80s. There’s only one problem with spending a day at In one of the most famous casting mixups, Bette Craig Stadler fired a seven-under 65 on the Magnolia course to Bv The Associated Press when San Francisco demolished games and the playoffs last year, is the Mystic Seaport Museum. There’s simply too Davis and Errol Flynn were cast as Scarlett and trail Rose by a stroke, with Woody Blackburn. Ken Brown, Mike 'rz-Jr-T Chicago 23-0. But Jim McMahon, the leading passer in the NFC with VINNIE LISCOMB much to do. Rhett in “ Gone With The Wind,” but Davis Donald. Gary Koch and David Frost at 66. Blackburn played the The National Football League’s the Bears’ No. 1 quarterback was 79 completions in 123 attempts for Will you spend an hour listening to sea chanteys, considered Flynn such a poor actor she turned Lake Buena Vista course while Brown, Donald. Koch and Frost two undefeated teams, the Chicago injured then. 1,194 yards and 10 touchdowns. or trade yarns with a sailor in 19th century attire? Ift * down the deal that depended on their being hired were at Magnolia. Bears and Los Angeles Rams, on "McMahon is the big differ­ Will you take in a planetarium show that teaches The 49ers aren’t exactly over­ LIscomb key as a team. Sunday face opponents who stand ence,” San Francisco Coach Bill matched lOn offense, however. star navigation, or view a film on whaling? at opposite ends of the NFL Walsh said. "He is the premier Quarterback Joe Montana set There just isn’t time to do all the things which Ego, money, contract technicalities, mishaps Knicks’ Cartwright still out spectrum. runner as a quarterback in the Hawk runner three te;:im records against sound interesting. And that can be frustrating — and mean-spirited rivalry can make casting The 5-0 Bears, who have'been league. This man can break any NEW YORK — New York Knicks center Bill Cartwright, who Atlanta lasit week as he threw for particularly when you’ve spent $9 just to get in the major mavies a major nightmare. dominant on both offense and defense wide open. We are very sprained his ankle last week, will be out at least two more weeks, five scores. He is rated third in the HARTFORD — One of the key door. You feel like you want to “ get your money’s defense, visit the Super Bowl concerned. Containing him would NFC with 106 completions in 172 members for the University of “ Ninety percent of a motion picture is casting,” team physician Dr. Norman Scott said Thursday after worth,” to see everything. champion San Francisco 49ers, 3-2. mean sort of corraling him be­ attempts for 1,273 yards and 10 said director Robert Altman. To Milos Forman. examining the player. Hartford men’s cross country The Rams, hopeful that star rusher cause if you keep him from TDs. Resign yourself to the fact that "everything” is “ Casting is everything.” Cartwright was hurt Friday in the Knicks’ first pre-season team this fall is freshman Vinnie Eric Dickerson has recovered releasing outside, then he bursts Liscomb, a 1985 graduate of just not possible. You’ve got to settle for "plenty.” game against the Washington Bullets. enough from a hamstring injury to up the middle on you." Visiting the seaport, the nation’s largest Studio executives urged Forman to cast Burt The 49e:rs also have the N F L’s Manchester High. The six-year veteran, who recently signed a multi-million play, are at winless Tampa Bay. The Bear running game is not Reynolds as Salieri and Timothy Hutton as leading running back combination Liscomb, an All-State selection maritime museum, you feel like you’re stepping dollar contract guaranteed for five years, sat out all of last Elsewhere Sunday, it will be focused on McMahon, of course, Mozart in “ Amadeus." but Forman stuck with in fullbnck Roger Craig and his senior year on the schoolboy into the pages of a tale of old New England. On the season with two separate stress fractures to the same ankle. Buffalo at New England, Cleve­ but on Walter Payton, the NFL’s IT—'* halfback Wendell Tyler. Craig has level, tops the list of seven new 17 acres there are historic homes, 300 sailing ships, relatively unknown F. Murray Abraham and land at Houston, Denver at India­ all-time leading rusher. For once, 672 total yards, including 401 faces for Coach Dennis McCor­ and the craftsmen who’d have been required to Tom Hulce. napolis, Detroit at Washington, though, Chicago is explosive receiving , and Tyler has. 367 mack. Liscomb leads a crop that keep the ships in good repair — sailmakers, Cards’ lose Elols Grooms Minnesota against Green Bay at through the air as well, with wide .John Travolta, who turned down leads that running yards among his 434. McCormack says Is, "one of the Milwaukee, the New York Giants receivers Willie Gault and Dennis carvers of figureheads, and so forth. went to Richard Gere in "American Gigolo" and ST. LOUIS — The St, Louis Cardinals said Thursday defensive Walsh nays he’s worried about strongest freshman classes in New ’THE HIGHLIGHT for visitors of all ages is to at Cincinnati, St. Louis at Philadel­ McKinnon requiring lots of atten­ There are also buildings for processing "the each; side order of coleslaw, 50 cents; new potato "An Officer and a Gentleman,” wanted the role of tackle Elois Grooms will be out of action from four to six weeks Chicago’.!, league-leading rushing England.” board the actual ships. Several are open for phia, Pittsburgh at Dallas, New tion from the defense. catch.” Visitors can see — and smell — the salad, $1. the novice priest in “ Mass Appeal” but demanded because of a shoulder separation suffered in the game against the defense. Liscomb the last two years has self-guided tours, including the Charles W. Orleans at the Los Angeles Raid­ “ I think we’re playing a little bit been the top scholastic male processing of lobster, salmon, clams and oysters, For those who don’t care for seafood, there will $3 million. The part went to Zeliko Ivanek. Washington Redskins. Morgan, built in 1641, which is the last wooden ers, Kansas City at San Diego, and better in some areas than we were "Their defense is beautifully finisher in the annual Manchester the way it would have been done a century or more be halves of grilled chicken, $3.50; hot dogs, $1.50; Grooms was put on the injured reserve list. Ego can cause fights about billing, which was Atlanta at Seattle. a year ago, and I think the passing conceivc'd and virtually impossible Five Mile Road Race on Thanks­ ago. and hamburgers $2.50. Pies, cookies, fresh fruit whaling ship left in America. On Monday night. Miami visits game is one,” Bears Coach Mike why Steve McQueen didn’t star with Paul to move l.he ball against," he said. giving Day. He is enrolled in the cup and beverages are available, as well. It is amazing to see the cramped quarters, in the New York Jets. Ditka said. " I think we have a few Newman in “ Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Jets waive Ron Faurot "W e’re meeting the team that has college of basic studies and his N O R M A LLY , VISITORS do not have the But if you feel like splurging, this weekend trip is which the crews would spend anywhere from six The last meeting between the more tools to use on offense than set a stii ndard on defense for the Kid.” They couldn’t agree on first billing. major is undecided. opportunity to taste those delicacies. But over this well worth your while. Children will enjoy trying months to a year at sea. By contrast, the try-pots, Bears and 49ers, now 3-2, was in the we did a year ago.” rest of fo otball. It’s being emulated He is the son of Vincent and HEMPSTEAD, N.Y. — The New York Jets Thursday waived three-day weekend. Mystic Seaport will be holding traditional games, such as stilt-walking and used for converting blubber into whale oil, are A star’s box-office standing and "bankability” 1984 NFC Championship game. McMahon, who missed seven throughout the rest of the league.” Constance Liscomb. linebacker Ron Faurot, a second year player. "Chowder Days,” to celebrate, the best in New hoop-rolling; these and other activities are enormous. It’s a clear indication of the priorities is another factor. Willie Nelson seemed ideal for Faurot, the Jets’ second pick in the first round of the 1984 draft, England maritime cookery. launched from the Children’s Museum. In that which were set when the ship was built. the sheriff’s role in “ The Best Little Whorehouse started the first five games of the season at right outside A picnic of seafood will be served on the village building, youngsters have the chance to imagine in Texas,” but it went to the big box office name, linebacker but was replaced in the first half of Sunday's game Special daily events at Mystic include planeta­ green from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, Sunday and themselves part of a 19th century seagoing family. Burt Reynolds. against Cincinnati by Rusty Guilbeau, rium programs hourly, from 1 to 4 p.m. There is a Monday. Musicians will serenade the diners with There is a facsimile of the cabin where the Jets Coach Joe Walton announced earlier this week that charge of 75 cents for adults and 50 cents for Bankability is why Hollywood stars replace the sea chanteys and folk music. captain, his w ife and children would have spent Guilbeau. a four-year veteran, would be starting in Faurot’s children. There are free musical programs at 1:30 original stars of Broadway musicals — Barbra 'MORIAR^Y BFItOTHERS / Although delicious, the food is not inexpensive. much of their time. Modern youngsters can climb place. p.m., exhibitions of fish processing from 1:45 to Streisand for Carol Channing in “ Hello Dolly!", Some of this year’s prices: clam chowder, $1.50; into the bunks, look through the portholes, or play "W e made the move at this time because we must save our 2; 30 p.m. daily, and of fish smoking at 2 p.m. A Rosalind Russell for Ethel Merman in “ Gypsy,"' whole lobster with coleslawand potato chips, $8.50; with reproductions of 19th century toys, dolls and players who are contributing right now," Walton said of the whaleboat is launched at 10:30 a.m. Fortunately, a Lucille Ball for Angela Lansbury in "M am e," and raw clams or oysters on the half shell, 50 cents games. decision to waive Faurot. "Ronnie has a lot of potential, but he full schedule of the day’s events is handed to each non-singing Audrey Hepburn for Julie Andrews in wasn’t playing well at this tim e." tourist at the gate. "My Fair Lady.” The next big all-family event, following this Pregnancy complicates casting. Lucille Ball Frenchmen advance In Grand Prix weekend’s Chowder Days, will be Children’s Field replaced a preganant Lana Turner in "Best Foot Day on Nov. 30. Hoop-rolling, stilt-walking, relay Foreward,” Ginger Rogers danced for the first TOULOUSE, France — Top seed Yannick Noah and his French races and other games will be organized for time with Fred Astaire in “ Flying Down to Rio” compatriot Guy Forget each won first set tie-breakers Thursday children ages 4 through 12, and will be supervised because his original dance partner was pregnant, and went on to gain straight sets victories to reach the PICKUPS by seaport staff. and Grace Kelly won her Oscar for “ The Country quarterfinals of a $175,000 Grand Prix tennis tournament. ALL 85 GLC's & Girl” when pregnancy forced Jennifer Jones out Also for children are Victorian Days, Dec. 7, 14 Noah hit five aces and landed 69 percent of his first serves to of the picture. and 21. Children have the opportunity for hands-on defeat American Mark Dickson, 7-6, 6-1, while eighth seeded Jack Nicholson won an Oscar for "One Flew FREE PASS TO DISNEYLAND experiences with Victorian crafts activities, tour Forget eliminated Uruguay’s Diego Perez by the same score. Over The Cuckoo’s Nest” after Kirk Douglas Fourth seed Jan Gunnarsson of Sweden stopped Czechoslovak the museum and see a planetarium show, from ’1 '■ failed to get backing to play the role himself. Jaro Navratil, 6-4, 6-3. 12:45 to 4 p.m. WITH PURCHASE Nicholson won another Oscar, for “ Terms of Endearment," after Burt Reynolds decided THE GROUNDS of Mystic Seaport Museum are against playing a potbellied, womanizing ex­ Is Mark Gastineau a maniac? open from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily, except for Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve, Christmas and New astronaut. CINCINNATI — Cincinnati Bengals’ general manager Paul 1. Free Rust Proofing Some big stars were second choices. Audrey Year’s days. Admission is $9 for adults, $4.50 for Brown says New York Jets’ defensive end Mark Gastineau Hepburn won an Oscar for her first starring role, children ages S to 15, and those under 5 are free. On should have been kicked out of last Sunday’s game. in "Roman Holiday,” because Jean Simmons 2. Free 3 Yi”. Warranty Dec. 2, the prices will go down to $7.50 and $3.75. Bengals’ quarterback Boomer Esiason, knocked out of the was unavailable. Sean Connery became James game by Gastineau, called Gastineau a "maniac." Those lower prices are in effect until March. Bond when the producers of "Doctor No’ ’ couldn’t Gastineau was flagged three times for unnecessary roughness Thursdays through Sundays in December, a rate 3. ^150 off Manufacturer's Sticker meet the salary demands of Richard Burton, in the Jets’ 29-20 win over the Bengals. of $8.50 for adults, $4.25 for children, buys a On one play, Gastineau quickly jumped offside, raced to yuletide package. This includes a tour conducted James Mason or Peter Finch. 1 85 Lynx Casting flukes accounted for some of the most Esiason and delivered a jolting tackle that knocked Esiason out \ 82 Rllazda GLC by a costumed guide, museum admission, the nf tha OQmo ^ famous performances in Hollywood history, of the game. I 2 dr., 4 spd., 2,B00 orig. mi. *5,495 3 Dr. Hatchback, real nice car *3,995 planetarium show and a discount shopping coupon. Warren Harris wrote in Cosmopolitan. Judy "H e hurt me pretty bad when he jumped offside and creamed Also in December, there are lantern light tours, Garland became Dorothy in “ The Wizard of Oz” m e," said Esiason. “ But I knew I had to get up and leave the field 1 81 Lincoln Town Car 8i3 Mazda GSL after the seaport closes in the evenings. This is a on my own. There was no way I was going to let them carry me off because MGM couldn’t borrow Shirley Temple. 1 Super clean *7,995 B'lack, leather, ac, like new *12,895 one-hour walking tour which leaves every 15 while that maniac was out there doing a sack dance.” minutes between 5 and 9 p.m. Small groups travel Bette Davis played Margo Channing in "A ll About E ve" after Claudette Colbert sprained her with costumed guides. The cost is $6 for adults and 1 84 Chevy Cavalier 8i3 Mercury Capri back. Humphrey Bogart and Ingrid Bergman $3 for children. Reservations are required for both Nike sues rival company 1:3,000 orig. miles, super clean took over the leads in "Casablanca" after the 1 Bright red. 5 speed, type 10 *6,495 *5,995 of these special tours. original stars, George Raft and Hedy Lamarr, BEAVERTON, Ore. — Nike Inc. has filed what company The museum is one mile.south of Interstate 95 at officials said is the first of several lawsuits ob.^cting to the 1 84 Mercury Topaz 110 Toyota Celica E xit 90. Parking is free. F or more information, or objected to what they considered a dumb script. infringement of the firm ’s Air Jordan footwear line. m 5 spd., AC, nice car *5,395 Auto, Sunroof *4,995 to make resei^ations, call 572-0711. The complaint was filed Monday in U.S. District Court in Scranton, Pa., against the J.G. Plotkin & Son Shoe Co. Nike 1 81 GLC 11)1 Lincoln Mark VI alleges the company committed trademark infringement, trade 1 4 dr.. Auto, FWD, Ciean *3,295 Classic styling, beautiful condition dress infringement, unfair competition and trademark dilution. *12,295 Hartford. From 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., spectators can generally active participants. She will do a free Nike Chairman and President Phillip Knight recently told participation, there will be scarecrow-making and shareholders the firm has seen more than $100 million in sales 1 82 Honda 500cc iB1 Mercury Cougar XR7 pumpkin-decorating contests, and a chance to' wander among 75 planes. They will range from workshop on Saturday morning at 10:30, called and bookings from the Air Jordan line, endorsed by NBA rookie 1 V-twin, sharp bike *1,095 low miles, loaded, luxurious *4,995 P e n n y turn a vegetable into a charicature of a notable antiques to the most advanced passenger jets. "Stories That Won’t Sit Still," at the West Hartford Michael Jordan. He called it the "m ost successful endorsement individual. If all these activities make you hungry, About 20 of the planes will be involved in a Public Library, 20 S. Main St., West Hartford. It is in the history of the sporting goods industry.” 1 84 Olds Cutlass Ciera 4 Mercury Topaz (84) a country barbecue meal will be served, featuring spectacular aerial display, from 12:30 p.m. to 4 open to youngsters in second through fourth 1 loaded, like new *7,995 till with ac and auto *6,295 pinchet's your choice of ribs or chicken, macaroni and p.m. grade, it will feature stories from Denmark, Terp recruit has deadly disorder cheese, baked yams, hot and spicy greens, and a Admission is free. But because of the enormous Thailand and the United States, and music from There are only two places to purchase a square of cornbread — all for just $3.75. crowds which are expected — the last such show, around the world. Szajnberg is a singer-dancer- COLLEGE PARK. Md. — A 7-foot-2 University of Maryland All of this Is part of the Downtown Council’s held 10 years ago, attracted 450,000 visitors — instrumentalist with a background in folklore and basketball recruit has a potentially deadly disorder that affects a or someplace else." date book CityFair, a three-day event. There will be a free visitors from Manchester and Bolton are advised folklife. m ajor blood vessel and may never play basketball again, school walking tour leaving from Hartford’s Union to park at Manchester Community College, Lot C, officials said Thursday. Station at 2 p.m. Sunday. On Monday, downtown or at the J.C. Penney Distribution Center. Free Chris Weisheit, 18, a West German national who played high department stores will offer various types of free shuttle buses will operate continuously from there school ball in Illinois before signing with the Atlantic Coast 301-315 Fairly exciting days entertainment all day, and free horse-drawn to the airport, beginning at 8:30 a.m. A frosty craft fair Conference school this spring, was told by doctors last week that carriage rides will leave from the Richardson Mall Low-cost refreshments will be sold at 27 food he suffers from Marfan Syndrome, a school spokesman said. THIS Center Street . One of the best entertainment values of the The Daughters of the American Revolution had on Main Street. . tents around the airport grounds. No alcoholic The disorder weakens the aorta and can be fatal. weekend is the Country Fair in the City, at the Old planned to hold their crafts fair the day after 4^ beverages will be sold or permitted on the State House In Hartford, from 11 a.m.,to 4 p.m. Hurricane Gloria — but of course, that was '■ 'X s '" ' grounds. Seattle to host ’87 NBA All-Star game HIW .MANCHESTER Saturday. Admission is free, as Is the Impossible. The fair will be held, instead, on 643-5135 entertainment, with the John Herald Band, Reel High flying fun Saturday from 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at Center SEATTLE — The 1986- 87 National Basketball Association Nutmeg country dancers and La Mer Mime & Not for passive listening Congregational Church. There will be baked All-Star gam e will be played at the Kingdome, league and local Mask Theater doing shows throughout the day. Even if you don’t remember the days of the goods and candy, toys and handknit Items. Coffee oU f'als announced Thursday. There will be free hayrides through city streets, barnstorming pilots, biplanes and wing-walkera, A Story Is something you sit and IIMen to. right? and doughnuts will be available during the i.ig County Executive Randy Revelle, NBA officials and farm animals to see and pat, and a large crafts fair. you’ll enjoy the old fashioned air show on Sunday Wrongl At least when Deborah Szajnberg Is the morning hours, and hot and cold dishes, as well representatives of the Seattle SuperSonics announced the /MORIARI selection of Seattle as the site of the 37th annual All-Star game. For those who enjoy recreation by at Pratt & Whitney’s Rentschler Airport in East storyteller, members of the audience are as dessert, will be served at noon. The game matching 24 All-Stars from the NBA s Eastern and Western Conferences will take place in February 1987, MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Oct. 11. 1985 - IS, M - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Oct. 11, 1985 U - Weekenders Advice DINING OUT GUIDE

ragtime, Dixieland music and more. The su ggest^ donation is $3 per ticket. Call 647-9142 We're Here to Serve You Here’s the beef! Buying for twins is double pleasure Lai CharVt Ptindiria and hit tmndtt Nf for ticket information. sltH help mtM your visH a phtstnl one! biggi The First Congregational Church of Coventry hotu DEAR ABBY: I am 28 years old w ill have a roast beef supper from 4; 30 to 6:30 DEAR absolutely right: Every child and female. I am either confused MY BROTHERS p.m. Saturday in the Community House, Main A B B Y : A should receive a 'whole' gift, but Symphony season opens or stupid, but there is something I reader wrote did you overlook the fact that the Street. North Coventry. Adult meals will cost $4; need explained to me. I heard that PUtCEiC I The Hartford Symphony Orchestra begins its that she was letter was signed ‘Over Budget'? senior citizens will be charged $3.50; and children a man determines whether the going to a In the interest of treating each m ay eat for $1.25. new season with performances tonight and baby will be a boy or a girl. shower for a Dear Abby child as an individual, I recom­ Saturday at 8 p.m. at Bushnell M emorial Hall. For example, my dad had the - friend who was mended three individual gifts Hartford. Guest conductor Maxim Shostakovich mumps when he was in his teens, expecting tri­ instead of something all three BREAKFAST 8PECUUS will lead the symphony in works by Wagner, Abigail Van Buren and the mumps fell on the left side French Canadian notes plets. Her ques­ could share, such as a box of 2 EGOS. TOAST. Handel and Tchaikovsky. Principal oboist Sandy of his private parts. Afte Dad got tion: ‘Must I dusting powder, a record album or C a tm ■ Tm $ 1 A Q Hxin ■ Bioon It's often hard to find authentic traditional m arri^ , Mom had six girls-no M. Consiglio will be featured in Handel's third bring three a game. or Juk» or Sauug* *2.49 boys. The doctor told him that the music from the province of Quebec. But this concerto for oboe. Tickets range in price from $6 presents, or is Read on for another point of SSItVB>MON.Tl(Run9.r:0SAM.TO11!n AM. mumps had fallen on his ‘boy side,' weekend, “ A Quebecois Soiree” with La Bottine to $22. Call 236-6101 for reservations. o n e gift view. • KIDS eVERY DAY • so he could only have girls. Souriante will provide the opportunity to hear A acceptable?' LUNCHEON Is that true? SOUF A SANOWIOI OFTHtOAf dance tunes, clogging music, and much more. The Your reply: ‘Give three gifts — what was given. DEAR ABBY: As a twin your­ IN THE DARK concert is to be presented at First Church of Christ DuBaldos sing tonight one for each baby; the cost of all In the reverse circumstances, self, you should have used better when gifts are given to teaclhers, sense In your reply to 'Over DAILY DINNER Congregational, 12 South Main St., West Hartford. three should amount to whatever SPECIALS fPO" *2" Doors open at 7 p.m., music begins at 8. Tickets Donna and Ed DuBaldo, popular singers of you would have spent had your mothers of multiples should give Budget.' I, too, am a twin, and I DEAR IN: Although the male friend been expecting a single.' the full amount per child because have plenty of bad memories of Btssktsst * limch * DkinW sell are $7 per person. religious music, will take part in a program of does determine the sex of the child, v4pjn. song and Scripture readings tonight at 7; 30 at St. the teacher had the responsibility receiving half a gift at birthday it has nothing to do with either the arr< parties. My sister and I were better James Church in the lower church. The program Abby, triplets are three children for two (or three) children. The left or right side — or the mumps, aroi off when we received a 'normal' 23S Noitti Mob) SbMl bom together; had they been per-chlld gift acknowledges that for that matter. Either your dad OMMMursAwsn’ Maiwhaatsr M Shepard’s piay on stage is one of a series sponsored by the Renew gift that we could share, like a singles bom a year apart, they the teacher had two hands to bald misunderstood the doctor, or the Committee of the church. would have been entitled to separ­ and two noses to wipe. game. Instead, we got a lot of The Department of Theater and Dance at doctor was joking. ate ‘whole value' gifts. Neither the low-cost gifts that were totally Trinity College will present Sam Shepard's prize parents nor the children should be Friends and relatives could help useless because mothers would try winning play, “ Buried Child,” in Goodwin shortchanged at this time. by understanding that the circum­ to buy us two gifts for the price of Theater, Austin Arts Center, at 8 p.m. today and (Getting married? Send for We're Here to Serve You Yourell plays at dance stances of the birth should not one! Let ChtfUtliindMi tnd hit Mandty Saturday, and at 2 p.m. Sunday. 'Tickets cost $4 for The issue of multiples and affect the value of the gift. Each Sure, I enjoyed the fun and Abby's new, updated, expanded t M htip m^dyour dtH t plttstth ont! general admission, $2.50 for senior citizens and Tommie Yourell and his band will provide gift-giving is far-reaching. When child should be treated as an benefits of being a twin — and I am booklet, ‘How to Have a Lovely not spoiled — but multiple-birth Wedding.' Send your name and students. entertainment at a benefit dance for the Deirdre William McCauley as Daddy Warbucks, from the Coachlight Dinner Theatres twins attend a birthday party, individual. Coogan Scholarship Fund tonight from 9 p.m. to 1 mothers should send them with two babies should not be treated as a address clearly printed with a MY BROTHERS a.m. at Sacred Heart Church on Route 30 in Ivy Anne Harman as Annie and Danette current musical, “Annie." The show is gifts of value that they would like to DIANE WEISS half or a-third of a person. I know check or money order for $2.50 and a long, stamped (39 cents) enve­ Charles sings at Bushnell Vernon. Dance admission will be $5 a person. Cuming as Grace gather for a scene on stage in East Windsorthrough Dec. 1 see reciprocated. Since parents of PRESIDENT, NASSAU COUNTY what it feels like, and I'm sure you singles often spend in the manner MOTHERS OF TWINS CLUB do. lope to: Dear Abby, Wedding PUCE Those attending are asked to bring their own that you suggest, multiples rarely JILL COUSINS Booklet, P.O. Box 38923, Holly­ Ray Charles will present a concert Sunday at beverages ansd “ munchies” For more receive a gift of similar value to DEAR MRS. WEISS; You are MARIETTA.GA. wood, Calif. 90038) Hi:s rAUH/W'i 7:30 p.m. at the Bushnell Memorial Hall, information and tickets, call Eileen Gorman at Hartford, as part of the Festival Of Stars. Tickets 872-3489, Dot McManus at 872-4008 or Kathy Lynch ‘Annie’ brightens Coachiight cost $14.50 and $16.50 each. at 871-0434. Ice-* G re a n i Second opinion for woman may help 238 North Men strait MMyiAwoK Maneheslsr S4O-0S36 eMMMr'e Antique guns shown mal. If your bleeding resulted from Take tour of church with iively singing, dancing D E A R DR. hormone deficiency of menopause. an accident, there is the poissibil- GOTT: My In any case, urologists and Y e Connecticut Gun Guild will sponsor a Fall East Hartford's First Congregational Church at ity of injury, and I am surprised bladder infec­ gynecologists, working together, Antique Gun Show Saturday and Sunday at the 837 Main St., will be open to the public and guided that a urologist could not pinpoint fine voice and a fetching manner. tion began with may be able to identify the cause of Glastonbury High School gymnasium, Hubbard Anyone who ^ * the site of bleeding. If I were you, I DAVIS FAMILY RESTAURANT tours will be offered Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. with the use of a your problem and restore normal Street, Glastonbury. General admission is $3. doesn't like the that had matchmakers in the^ would seek the services of another historical displays marking the 150th aniversary catheter If Dr. Gott function. Don't lose hope; try other Celdor Plaza, Manchester 649-5487 Children are free, if accompanied by an adult. story of Little audience looking beyond the stand­ urological specialist, who may of the building which recently was renovated. m onths ago. specialists if the ones you now use Orphan Annie ard happy ending. wish to perform further testing. There will be thousands of antique, miniature, and There will be a service at 10 a.m. to commemorate I've also been Peter Gott, M.D. aren't able to help. WEEKEND SPECIALS doesn't like ap­ Howard Wilkinson’s Punjab, Sometimes second opinions from historically significant weapons and pieces of the anniversary. The Greek Revival building is Center Stage told I have a r 1 I'm sending you a free copy of ple pie either. I Warbucks' mystical major-domo, nf' doctors who takea fresh perspec­ armor. The show is open Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 kidney stone. my Health Report on Menopause. listed on the National Register of Historic Places. hesitate to in­ was more aesthetic than the tive are valuable and can solve * 7.99 Nic p.m. and Sunday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Robert T. Donnelly Nothing helps Other readers who would like a (your choice) One of the displays will be made by the church's clude mom and remembered leviathan of the' problems that seem to be insur­ Broiled Swordfish Un the pain and the copy of this report should send 75 Boy Scout Troop 1, which is th^ oldest American the flag in fear comics, but contributed a presence mountable earlier. pos of triggering constant wet­ cents plus a long self-addressed, Roast Pork w/stuffing Boy Scout troop in continuous existence. The East that might otherwise have gone stamped envelope to P.O. Box 2597, wa Nutmeg Brass performs any further ting. I am a woman in my 80s. Is sterile condition. Fresh Sea Scallops __ __ _ for Hartford congregation is the parent of unnoticed. Cincinnati, OH 45201. Be sure to DEAR DR. GOTT; I have (vour choice) neuroses. For­ ^*11 Jim Robinson’s sets were inven­ there a cure for this pain? USDA London Broil w/mushroom sauce choice) bet Manchester's Center Congregational Church, The problem of wetting is ask for the Health Report on Paget's disease. Will this cause The Nutmeg Brass Quintet, a well known tunately, the tive, smoothly changed and ap­ (The tbove served with Poteto, Seled, Poll end Butter) Ni( which was founded in 1773 when the East Hartford another issue. You may be inconti­ Menopause. bladder pain? chamber music group, will present a concert Coachlight Dinner Theatre’s pro­ their impression of the “ lovely propriately red. Kathleen Egans' nent because of continuing bladder Saturday at 8 p.m. at ^ u th United Methodist congregation was using the second of its three duction of “ Annie" doesh’t give Boylan Sisters." If you like bugs’ costuming was handsome, if at DEAR READER: Your symp­ Un infections, but, more likely, I'.he DEAR DR. GOTT: I was hurt in DEAR READER: Paget's dis­ Church. Their program will feature classical, meetinghouses. anyone reason not to like it. ears, you’ll love Nicole Dicicco. times uneven. The principals were toms suggest several causes. Uri­ Cai muscle ring (sphincter) that con­ a coal mine accident a year ago. I ease is characterized by patchy “ Annie," the Charles Strause- Joanne Bradley's bibilous Miss nicely dressed and the production nary catheters can piovide easy Manchester Country Club "T trols urine flow form the bladder have had a urine test at least once a demineralization of bone; it does Martin Charnin rnusical based on Hannigan, the head of the orphan­ numbers, particularly “ NYC,” entry for bacteria, which travel up may have been damaged or month, and it still shows blood. The not, to my knowledge, affect the Scertic Dining Overlooking the Reservoir the comic strip of more, than the age and Annie’s chief nemesis, were well conceived. "Tabbed sad­ the catheter into the bladder. In ‘Cagney & Lacey’ addition, kidneystones often serve become weakened with age. In this doctor has done X-rays and a test urinary bladder. same name, opens the Coachlight seemed out of control at times and dle shoes on an orphan and TWO BANQUET ROOMS as sources of bacterial infection. In latter instance, siu-gery may cor­ where a light was run into my Theatre's 14th season on a positive more appropriate for Minsky's wraparound Blues Brothers for your Upcoming Wedding or Party my opinion, the precise cause of rect your incontinence. Elderly kidneys, but he still doesn't know Send your questions to Dr. Gott note. than Broadway. She was aided and shades on a 1933 FBI man seemed your infection must be identified. women may wet themselves if they where the blood is coming from. Is in care of this newspaper'at P.O. Director Joseph Patton keeps abetted in her villiany by Richard out of place. The Woodbridge Room - pol Only then can appropriately effec­ lose control of bladder function this serious? What else should I Box 91428, Cleveland, OH 44101. Producer obsessed with show things moving smartly along and Iguanti and Rende Rae Norman as Choreographer Connie Shafer for smaller groups. Seats 15-50. tive antibiotics be administered. I because of a poor outlet valve or have done? Due to volume of mail, individual ass his company is first rate. Annie Rooster Hannigan and Lilly St. had the cast dancing in the aisles wo can think of no obvious reason why because the urethral tube is questions cannot be answered. free. But that kid from 'Family and four orphans' waifs roles are Regis — she was named after the and up, on and over just about The Cheney Banquet Hall - pol NEW YORK (UPI) - "Cagney mail. The letters were from people your urinary tract cannot, in this chronically irritated. This type of DEAR READER: Bleeding in (Questions of general interest will shared by 10 local youngsters and hotel. Mr. Iguanti and Miss Nor­ everything on the minuscule stage. & Lacey” won six Emmy awards Ties' (Michael J. Fox) had two of in the upper socio-economic and way, be brought back to its normal irritation can result from the the urinary tract is always abnor- be answered in future columns. for weddings or large parties. Seating up to 165. uni opening night’s Annie Rebecca man are wonderfully “ bad." Mr. The chorus is absolutely marve­ \ — including one for outstanding the biggest movies of the summer. educational levels.” Call for reservations or information. drama series, one for Tyne Daly as There’s a real crossover Then more than 2,000 more of the Lyon seemed a bit overwhelmed at Iguanti has all the moves of a lous. Almost everyone does double, occ outstanding lead actress in a audience.” same kind of letters were delivered times. Needlessly so. There isn't a classic doer of dastardly deeds and duty. And whatever they do — 305 S. Main Street, Manchester mi( drama series, and Emmys for Rosenzweig certainly worked to him. As he set about devising a stage child alive who couldn’t melt Miss Norman’s Lilly comes com­ Hooverites, New Yorkers, War; I like a man obsessed to keep form letter to answer them, he the heart of any adult, except plete with a seemingly independ­ bucks' servants, F.D.R. and his Use your pilot light to dry wet silk 646-0103 des outstanding directing and writing — which makes Barney Rosenz- “ Cagney & Lacey” on the air. CBS started to grin. perhaps W.C. Fields, by making up ent running motor. cabinet, or Bert Healy and the 20s weig a happy man. cancelled the show after its initial “ I told them it was my percep­ in bravado what might be lacking William McCauley's dapper Boylan Sisters — the dozen ladies DEAR to disappear over the years! stuffed into a toy or sock if it has bui The triumph of the only drama 1982 outing. Rosenzweig argued tion that no one at CBS was reading in volume. multi-millionaire (make that billi­ and gentlemen of the choru; POLLY: It you Thanks for the tip. - POLLY been dried. - POLLY jac series on network television with that it had been in the wrong time their mail and sugggested they The waifs, on the other hand, onaire) Oliver Warbucks is prop­ change costumes and personality want to dry silk N IK K I’S •A foo throw themselves about the stage erly tycoonish, charming and two female leads came as a slot and didn't get a fair chance. write to the New York Times, the with speed and apparent ease. hose quickly in DEAR POLLY: Here's a great DEAR POLLY: I just disco­ with gleeful abandon. They are at surprise to the industry, and CBS agreed to try again in 1982-83. Los Angeles Times or their local tender. Dannette Cuming as his A musical is singin' and dancin', the winter, put one for cat lovers. I find it’s easier vered the greatest thing for filling the top of their form when they do Specials This Weekend: ^ Rosenzweig, its executive pro­ “ The second time we were newspapers, on the theory that secretary, Grace Farrell, has a “ Annie” has swell singin’ and them in a gas Pointers and cheaper to grow your own freezer containers with smail ducer, is delighted. cancelled we had a fair chance," CBS executives may not read their dancin’ . And as a bonus — leapin' oven with a pi­ catnip. Use plants from stores or foods such as peas or blueberries. Seafood Creole ...... *7.95 'T d have to be a lot more Rosenzweig said. “ We were on the mail but they do read lizards — Sandy barked right on lot light. Don't Polly Fisher grow them from seeds. To use the After cleaning, blanching if neces­ neurotic than I am not to be,” said air for 28 episodes and we had not newspapers.” Royal role was Brynner's life cue. turn on the catnip for your cat, cut back the sary, and draining, put the peas or Broiled Swordfish ...... *8.95 berries in a pitcher. Then just pour Rosenzweig, who staged a full- done very well. It was clearly The letter writers did just that. Musical Director Richard De­ heat; the pilot plant,leaving enough leaves so the Prime Rib ...... *8.95 scale war to keep his brainchild over.” The more people wrote to their NEW YORK (AP) — In a record him. rosa provides straight-ahead sup­ light will dry plant can grow again. Stuff the them into the containers. Hold the from being cancelled. Except he found it wasn't over local newspapers, the more people 4,625 performances as the king of Brynner won a Tony Award in port for a straight-ahead score them in no time. catnip into an old clean sock or container over a pan or colander to On Sunday: " I like the show very much. No, 1 for him. watched the show, which by then Siam, Yul Brynner lorded it over 1952 for his performance in the with straight-ahead lyrics. Hard-boiled make a toy from fabric, using catch anyu pieces that jump out. - “ Los Angeles is such a ccmpany was on summer repeats. When it show, which features such songs as WILMA Turkey w/Stuffing & Cranberry Sauce.....*6.95 love the show. It's an obsession 189 wives, 447 children and 12 eggs will peel easily if you continue DEAR POLLY: I had a little red small secure stitches so the catnip town, it’s so incestuous,” he said. led the weekly Nielsen ratings list, “ Shall We Dance" and “ Hello, with me.” Annas during 34 years of stage "Annie will be at the Coachlight to wet your fingers while peeling. five-and-dime pin cushion for won't fall out. This is cheaper and “ You have very intense experien­ newspapers started to write about Young Lovers.” Cigarette smoke in the living He believes the chemistry be­ performances that ended in June, Dinner Theatre through Dec. 1. Five-quart ice cream pails are years. li was bursting at the lasts longer than store-bought I 254 Broad St Manchester ces with the people you work with room? Musty odors in closets? tween Tyne Daly and Sharon Gless how CBS had cancelled the No. 1 just three months before he died. great for storing flour, sugar and seams. I tore it open and was catnip. - GAYLE and then, usually, it’s over. This Spoiled food odors in a refrigera­ • is something special. show. The part of the feisty king who breakfast foods, especially if you surprised to find 42 needles buried • 646-3000 •______“ They ought to cast Sharon one, I wasn’t getting over very “ The newspapers were having a tor? Destroy them all and freshen brings British governess Anna tet ants or mice in your house - inside! - NETTIE DEAR GAYLE AND READ­ Gless and Tyne Daly as the new easily.” field day tweaking the nose of the Leonowens to his exotic kingdom MRS. M.M. ERS: The catnip can be used fresh, up the entire house with the ‘Odd Couple'," he said, referring to He set about answering the networkabout this terrible mistake Pointers and homemade freshen­ to educate his children and was DEAR NETTIE AND READ­ blit I find it's best to let it air-dry Neil Simon’s rewrite of his comedy 20-odd fan letters on his desk. CBS had made,” he said. himself educated, became so abso­ DfSCOI/Eff for several days first. There’s less ers in Polly’s newsletter 'Eliminat­ ERS: A u for women. “ Well, I hesitate to call them fan Rosenzweig granted interviews ing Household Odors.' Send $1 for lutely Brynner’s that a successor Aha! So that’s why needles seenr danger of the catnip rotting when "Instead they'll cast it with letters because one thinks of fan to anyone who wanted one, and he in the role is hard to imagine. Thoughts each copy to PO LLY ’S POIN­ WONG'S RESTAURANJ somebody like Goldie Hawn, spend mail as being written with Cray­ sent Gless and Daly out to do the TERS, in care of this newspaper, And yet Richard Rodgers and Peking Szechuan Cuisine $40 million and have a flop, liiese ola," he said. “ These letters were same. He also started making Oscar Hammerstein, who wrote FA S T TR A C K P.O. Box 1216, Cincinnati, OH typewritten or written on personal­ 45201. Be sure to include the title. movie guys won’t pay attention to proposals about “ Cagney & Lacey: the show for Gertrude Lawrence, j Thought lor the Day: Cocktails • Take Out television. They think people won't ized stationery. Their style and The Movie,” which generated the first Anna, offered the royal ; When I was a kid I discovered Public Records pay to see actors they can see for content was not your normal fan more newspaper stories. role first to Rex Harrison and later that salt added significantly to the Polly will send you a Polly Dollar ($1) if she uses your favorite Op®" CHEF CHEF to Alfred Drake. ACTION enjoyment of most foods. I fol­ 7 Days AWARD AWARD But it was Brynner’s “ controlled lo w ^ that discovery with the Quitclaim Deeds Department releases lien on prop­ Pointer, Peeve or Problem in her column. Write PO LLY ’S POIN­ ferocity" that led them to hand him predictable conclusion that if a Antoinette Z. Wojcik to Dorothy erty of John D. Laggis and Pauline A Week ★★ yrt TERS in care of this newspaper. The Hanford Coucanl PM Mh^h/ir# the crown. The musical opened in little is good, a lot would be C. Palliardi, property onWetherell B. Laggis, 28-30 EIro St. March 1951 at Broadway's St. absolutely wonderful. Forty years Street. $25,000. James Theater and the role ever later I find myself choosing those Barry D. Young to Barbara ------Td.;,(203) 875-0661 Mansfield God (PG-13) Frl7:15,9:X; Sat and Sun afterwards was synonymous with foods that will add to my enjoy- Leighton, property on Summer CliMiiMCItv— lntlonltlconc*(R) FrI Trans-Lux College Twin — Com­ 1:1S,3:X,7:15,9:X.— Remo Williams: lUM)] Vernon. Conn. 7 :», 9:30; Sot and Sun 2:30, 4:30,7:30, promising Positions (R) FrI 7, 9; Sat The Adventure Begins (PG) Frl7,9:X, .ment of salt. The same with Street. straw ^SSAROs 9:30. — The Gods Must Be Crazy (PG) and Sun 3, 5, 7, 9. - The Gods Must Be SatandSun1,3:X,7,9:X.-Maxle(PG) jiigarettes. When I started smok­ FrI 7:20, 9:40; Sat and Sun 2:20, 4:40, Crazy (PG) FrI 7,9; Sot and Sun3,5,7,9. FrI 7:05, 9:10; Sat and Sun 1:05, 3:10, ing, cigarettes seemed to be the mmm 7:20,9:40.— Kiss of the Spider Woman Vemen 7:05, 9:10. - Silver Bullet (R) FrI 7:10, SHOWCASE Liens filed 4cing on the cake of my everyday (R) FrI 7:10, 9:50; Sat and Sun 2:10, c m e IB 2 — Cocoon (PG-13) Frl7:10, 9:10; Sat and Sun 1:10, 3:10, 7:10,9:10. One Heritage Place Associates 9:X; Sot 1:X,7;)0,9:X; Sun 1:X,4:15, HARTFORD ictivity. Then, somewhere along irf P4I 4:50. 7:10, 9:50. — The Shootlnp Party — Back to the Future (PG) FrI 7,9:15; Inc. against 304 Heritage Place a-restaurant FrI 7,9:20; Sat and Sun 2,4:20,7,9:20. 7:10, 9:X. - Pee-wee's Big Adventure Sat and Sun 1,3:15,7.9:15. - Commando - B a n O INTERSTATEM EXITM the way, I began to organize my prcMentM our ■mt Hartford (PG) FrI 7,9; Sat 2,7,9; Sun 1:45,3:X, (R) FrI - Sun7:10,9:15.-SesameStreet Condominium, owned by Donald ■AacAOUMATIAMB OBO.V FMST BMOW OA4LV S 9 SQ activities in terms of whether I weekend »pecial$ Kottweod Pub B Cinema — Cocoon 5:15, 7,9. Presents: Follow That Bird (G) Sat Ca«4Tie«U O u6 BHOWW8 SAT . BUfU AMO »«OLlOAVB K. Weilburg. EATERT (PG-131 FrI and Sat 7:15,9:30; Sun7:X. West Hortford and Sun 1:10, 3:15. LATE BMC3WB FBI AfSID BAT could smoke with them or not. Manchester Water and Sewer 'iffliii Baked Lasagna w/sausage...... *5.95 Peer Rldiard't Pub B Cinema — >lm 1B 2 — Year ot the Drogon ( R) 7, Windsor JAGGED EDGE R COLUMBUS WEEKEND SCHEDULE : I don’t think I ’m so different Cocoon (PG-131 FrI and Sat 7:X, 9:30, 9:X. - Cocoon (PG-13) FrI 7, 9:15; Sot Plaza — Cocoon (PG-13) FrI and Sat Department against property of from other people. I ’ve observed w o w , . .whether it’s bakery Baked Scrod ...... *6.95 12; Sun 7:30,9:30. and Sun 2,4:X, 7,9:15. - Creator (R) FrI 7:15, 9:X; Sun 7:15. 1:40-7200:45-1 l:H FRI. SiKT. SUN. MON. Kevin E. O'Neil and Barbara Lynn Showcase Cinema 1-9 — After Hours 7,9:15; Sat and Sun 2, 4:X, 7, 9:15. Drive-Ins OCT 11 OCT 12 OCT 13 COLUM BUS DAY all kinds of cases where something O'Neil, 18-20 Newman St., $654.59. Iresh golden crusted Veal Pizziola ...... *8.25 (R) FrI 1,7:40, 9:50. 11:40; Sat 2,3:50, Wllllmantlc Eoil Windsor - Closed (or the season. BACK TO THE FUTURE P(2 5:40,7:40. 9:50.11:40; Sun 2,3:50,5:40. Jlllsen Souare CInemo — Agnes ot Manchester - Closed for the season. 15 Evening Races 15 Matinee Races 15Mstlnss Races Special Matinee that was valued as a means to an Manchester Water and Sewer Croissants... Iresh baked Baked Stuffed Shrimp...... *8JZ5 end became an end in itself. Money 7:40. 9:50. - Silver Bullet (R) FrI 1:45. 21fr7:l»40-ll46 7 30pm 1 0 0 p m 1 00 p.m Performance Department against property of breads, muffins or tilled 7:40. 9:50. 11:40; Sat 1:45. 3:30. 5:20. 14 Evening Races Special Evening 15 Races is probably the most obvious Filet Mignon w/mushroom sauce ...... *8.50 Kevin E. O’Neil and Barbara Lynn Croissants you'll find it at the 7:40. 9:50. 11:40; Sun 1:45. 3:30. 5:20. AFTER HOURS R 7 3 0 p m Performance 1 0 0 p m :example of this. Actually, the 7:40.9:50.-BacktotheFuture(PG)Frl 13 Races O'Neil, 18-20 Newman St., $279.55. 331 Center Street -specifics don't matter; all these Strcrwberry Patch. Add to this 2.7:10.9:40.11:45; Sot 2.4:X. 7:10.9:40. tO0-7:4OM0-11:40 Bnghteh-up your upcoming I 7 30 pm. Manchester Water and Sewer (Corner of Broad and Center, next to CarveU) 11:45; Sun 2. 4:X. 7:10. 9:40. — Remo All fuurlavcr\t« r o p r« y •behaviors are relatives of idolatry the all time favorites, an Williams: The Adventure Begins (PG- PLENTY R holiday with a lucky day or eve Department against property of 647-9995 13) FrI 1:50. 7:15.9:40. 11:50; Sat 1:50. ning at the track. Have dinner at trackside. WIN-PLACE-SHOW and we are all idolators by nature. assortment of overstutied DAILY DOUBLE Malcolm J. Kerr and Katherine M. 4;W. 7:15. 9:40. 11:50; Sun 1:50 4:X. NUTMEG VINEYARD I:46-700«30-I1:45 Stay overnight at the Connecticut Yankee We allow the acceptance and Kerr, 405-407 Center St., $529.80. Deli Sandwiches. Pasta, Salads MASTER CARD • VISA • AMERICAN EXPRESS 7:15. 9:40. - Commando (R) FrI 1:X. TRIFECTA pursuit of intermediate gods to 7:40.10.11 :X ; Sot 1 :X . 3:X. 5:X. 7 :«. Motor Inn, right nearby. Enjoy all of the ex­ SUPERFECTA Manchester Water and Sewer and much much more and youH 800 Bunker Hill Road, Coventry, CT SAVER BULLET R distract us for whole lifetimes 10.11:K; Sun1:X.3:X.5:X.7:40.10.- citement of this winning pari-mutuel sport. $2 QUINflELA Department against property of join the breakfast gan g or the lunch bunch crowd at the Joeoed Edge (R) FrI 1:40. 7:X. 9:45. from focusing on the only ends FrI. & Sat. Specials l:46-7;4O«5O-1l:40 Two extra performances highlight our DOUBLE QUtNIELA Malcolm J. Kerr and Katherine M. Strawberry Potcdi where "we do the c(X)klng you do the 11:K; Sot 1:X .4.7:X . 9:45.11:K; Sun PLUS worth seeking: God Himself. 1:X. 4. 7:X. 9:45. - Agnes of Oo6 ID It Columbus Day weekend of fast-paced Kerr, 405-407 Center St., $226.16. serving". SWEET TWINTRIFECTA: God's frightened people of 3000 (P(3-13) FrI 1:X. 7:15. 9:X. 11.X; Sat Connecticut’s newest Farm Winery DREAMS greyhound racing. Senior citizens always Manchester Water and Sewer 1:X. 3:25. 5:15, 7:15, 9:X. 11:X; Sun PAYOFFS ; years ago sent Moses to face Him ZO0-720«40-n:S0 UPTOS2SO.OOO Department qgainst property of Eggplant Rollantinl esMSsgMgetaaMSasegaesgggssaggagasgaagagggsgg •5.95 1:X, 3:25, 5:15, 7:15, 9:X. - Plenty (R) invites you to tour and taste. admitted free. No one under 18 is admitted. ■while they danced around a N O W O P E N Fr11:45, 7,9:X, 11:45; Sat 1:45,4:15,7, COMMANDO R Suresh Persuad and Nadeen S. Closed Tues. and Wed., October 15 and 16. :Jife-les8 golden calf. We haven't 6 am to 3 pm Monday - Saturday 9:X, 11:45; Sun 1:45, 4:15, 7, 9:X. - Persaud, 627-629 Center St., Stuffed Chicken Braaat w/bicon ind broccoli ...•0.50 Sweet Dreams (PG-13) FrI 2,7 :X ,9 :«, 1:30-7:40-1000-11:50 changed much, have we? 1100 Burnside Ave. • East Hartford • 289-2062 11:X; Sat 2, 4:45. 7:X, 9:40,11 :X ; Sun Hours: Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays $1,017.33. Baked Bluaflah...... •5.B5 2,4:45, 7:X,9:40. AGNES OF GOD »■■. i( Manchester Water and Sewer 11:00 to 5:00 “ For now we see in a mirror dimly, Department against the property SPECIAL INTSODUCTOKY OFFER Vaal PIccatta aaMgggggagsasgagsaBaagMsggessaaasMsgeaaaaaaaaaaaafsgg •0.B5 OAneaM rs lo ti — Cocoon (PG-13) 1:30-7:150-30-11:30 PLAINFIELD but then face to face. Now I know in of Suresh Persuad and Nadeen S. FrI 7,9:35; Sat and Sun 3,4:40,7,9:35.- GREYHOUND PARK part; then I shall understand fully, This (X>upon worth $1.00 towards Pee-wee's Big Adventure (PG) FrI Home delivery possible. For a free REMO ID II Persaud, 627-629 Center St., 7:X, 9:X; Sot and Sun 2. 4, 4, t, 10. - , WILLIAMS ! even ai I have been fully any purchase over $5.00 Maxle(PG) FrI 7:15.9:40; Sot and Sun $479.03. descriptive brochure, call the winery at V ______H0-7:15-0:40-11«l ______-4 r— M oie O ften understood.” LA STRADA Restaurant 2:15, 4:X, 7:15,9:40. - Pink Floyd; The ICor. 13:12 One coupon per person Wall (R) FrI and Sot midnight. - The Rac09Every 15lHKnut»a 4 7 1 Hartford Rd. M S - d i f i S Rocky Horror Picture Show (R) FrI 742-8402 Barbara Baker Releaaea M-Th 5:30-10, F 8 8 IN 11. Sun¥o and Sot midnight. - Down of the Dead Conn. IFkA P4B 8) Exll 87, PWmiald, CT (203) Be4-33B1 Concordia Lutheran Church Manchester Water and Sewer Oder expires Oct. 1,1985 ____ FrI and Sot midnight. MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Oct. 11, 1985 - 17_ 18 1« - MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. Oct. 11, 1985 Cops put the bite About Town Navy request Connecticut on hot dog vendor In Brief Staley speaks on cancer Gejdenson: Trident in 1987 budget NEW HAVEN (AP) - Robert Sweeney is the Dr. Thomas Staley, urologist and surgeon, will Strike averied at hospital biggest hot dog vendor in New Haven and also the speak on the diagnosis and treatment of bladder , Gejdenson said the Navy may have onrtnoiin^ bccausc It wouM assure the hottest under the collar. cancer at an open meeting of the Manchester Ostomy By Daniel Beegan because of the delay this summer in MERIDEN — A strike by 200 registered nurses The Assaclated Press awarding General Dynamics’ Electric reached its decision because of the winning bidder of more than one Association Monday at 7 p.m. at Manchester greater likelihood Congress would submarine. at Meriden-Wallingford Hospital was averted Sweeney is due before a judge later this month on a Memorial Hospital, conference room B. Boat Division in Groton, Conn., a charge of violating a rule against vending on the city’s WASHINGTON - The Navy will ask contract tor the 12th Trident, a delay restore money for the fourth attack sub In New London, Conn., the actiiig early this morning when a marathon negotiating historic Green, and he wants the charge dismissed. Congress to buy a Trident submarine that occurred because of the Navy’s than for the more expensive Trident. chairman of General Dynamics said session resulted in a new three-year contract. next year, but the tradeoff may be a dispute with General Dynamics over Gejdenson said Pyatt also mentioned that competition among submarine The nurses’ old contract expired Sept. 30 and Sweeney was arrested last month for selling hot Scouts hold paper drive the possibility the Navy would ask builders would not benefit taxpayers. they had threatened to walk off the job at 7 a m. dogs on a sidewalk of a street that bisects the Green. request for only three attack subma­ defense contractor billing practices. Boy Scout Troop 126 will hold a paper drive this rines instead of the four included in this "At this point it is in and appears to be Congress in future years to contract for Stanley C. Pace, who will take over as today if no settlement was reached. According to Parks and Recreation Director Robert weekend at Lydall Inc. on Parker Street. A truck for more than one Trident antiballistic the company’s chairman Jan. 1, said But an eight-hour negotiating session ending at Sheeley, Sweeney was nabbed because he refused to year’s Pentagon budget, Rep. Sam staying in,” Gejdenson said. papers will be parked after 5 p.m. today and will Gejdenson, D-Conn., says. But he said the Navy likely will ask missile submarine at a time, a move Wednesday that fostering competition 3 a.m. brought agreement on a contract that will move his carts from the sidewalk into the street along remain in place until Sunday evening. Scouts will be that might make it more appealing for in the submarine business would not give the nurses a 3 percent increase in each of the with other vendors. Gejdenson met Thursday with Eve­ for money for only three of the 688-class there from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday and Sunday to rett Pyatt, assistant Navy secretary for fast-attack submarines when it submits Newport News to compete for those prevent contract abuses. first two years of the contract and a 4 percent But Sweeney and his lawyer, city Alderman help unload papers. Profitswill help the U-oop s shipbuilding, after reports surfaced contracts as well. ”I really don’t see the connection raise in the final year. its 1987 budget request to Congress Both Mary Lou Millar, president of Connecticut Jonathan Einhorn, say the hot dog king was singled programs. Anyone with questions may call 647-8238. that the Navy, faced with budget­ early next year. ”EB is going to have to keep its between competition and so-called out for unfair treatment because, for the right to sell cutting pressures, might decide to omit pencils sharp if it wants to make sure ’wrong-doing’,” Pace said. Healthcare Associates, District 1199, which Electric Boat is the sole producer of represents the nurses, and James A. Shiels, a you, food during the New Haven Bed Race, he donated less a request for a $1.4 billion Trident from Trident submarines. Electric Boat it’s the sole supplier,” GejdensOn said. Competition for sub builders is not rei ( than other vendors to a charity sponsored by Cubs need adult volunteers its 1987 budget request to Congress. competes for attack submarine con­ Navy Secretary John Lehman has economical because getting a shipyard hospital spokesman, said they were pleased with promoters of the event. Cub Scout Pack 251 Is looking for boys and adult Rumors of delays in the Trident tracts with the Newport News (Va.) previously tried to get Newport News ready for the task is too expensive. Pace the pact. interested in competing for Trident said. Also, the one-a-year production Aside* from salary, one of the major points "I donated $100 to the Fresh Air Fund to be able to volunteers to share the fun of Scouting. Cub Scouts are submarine program also surfaced last Shipbuilding and Drydock Co; open to boys who are 7 to 10. Pack 251 serves the year, but the Navy requested, and ’’They decided to do three (fast attack contracts, but they have been reluctant plan for Trident submarines is too few agreed upon was that nurses would again be sell that day and what happens?" Sweeney said. "I get since contracts for a dozen tridents to provide economical production, assigned to their specialty areas, such as arrested when I try to do my business. I took a cop UPI photo Verplanck School area. . Congress approved, money for a submarines) at this point, and keep the Those interested may attend the pack m eting Oct. Trident in the 1986 budget. already have gone to Electric Boat. “It seems the Trident is not a good pediatric care, geriatric care, intensive care and around and said. 'What about him and him and him.’” Trident,” Gejdenson said. "That was emergency room, Millar said. 23 from 7 to 8 p.m. at the school cafeteria. For more The concern was increased this year the debate inside the Navy.” A multi-year contract could be more candidate for second sourcing.” Sweeney, who owns 19 hot dog carts compared with Take that quarter back information, call Judy LaGuardia at 643-0951. one for each of his competitors, pleaded innocent to Workmen critically burned the charge Thursday and is scheduled for another Plaza early Thursday as tolls ended on STAMFORD — Two men trying to salvage lead court appearance on Oct. 21. Toll collector Derrin Stanley waves a motorist through the Stratford Toll the Connecticut Turnpike. Members arrange flowers NU ready to assess storm performance pipe were critically burned when they cut through Under terms of the property’s original land deed, no a live 13,500-volt power line, Stamford police said. money may be exchanged on the Green. A The Manchester Garden Club will meet Monday at Police identified the men as George Karcagi, five-member, self-perpetuating committee called 7:30 p.m. at the Community Baptist Chruch. Mrs. Elio By The Associated Press for every outage in the region. But 22, of Fairfield and John Souza, 59, of Trumbull. Proprietors of the Common and Undivided Land Make tracks to dinosaur park Paternoster will present a program, "Perennial logistically, as with any army, you have Both work for the Superior Plating Co. of makes covenants governing the land’s use. Garden Design.” With the restoration of power to "More is not necessarily better. Theoretically, you problems managing and accomodating Southport. Police said the accident occurred at an Members are asked to bring flower arrangements too many.” The committee has granted special vending will reopen with new additions learned,” Kruegar said, although Connecticut complete after weeks of could use one cre w for every outagd in the region. But electrical switching station in a former ■ die By Kenneth R. Bazinet in items from their kitchens. East Central Council work following Hurricane Gloria, Nor­ Nearly 10,000 workers'helped in the casting factory in Stamford on Thursday. licenses for city-sponsored festivals and says the United Press International including a classroom, live exhib­ ”we had everybody who was members will be guests. Visitors are welcome. logistically, as with any army, you have problems convenant will be enforced at all other times. its and an auditorium complete anybody in science here to initially theast Utilities is examining its perfor­ effort, 2,500 of them from other utilities. Both men were taken to Stamford Hospital and mance in handling the massive outages, A two-inch thick emergency response then transported by helicopter to the Westchester But this isn’t so, said Einhorn, whose client could ROCKY HILL — The world’s with a multi-media show. identify the tracks.” managing and accomodating too many.” “It was the greatest track "The thing that’s most impor­ Red Cross needs blood and communicating with the public plan was used by the utility. The plan County Medical Center in Valhalla, N.Y, They face a fine of less than $30 if convicted of the largest collection of dinosaur ranks high on the list of problems. NU's Emmanuel Forde included procedures to coordinate the were both listed in critical condition Thursday misdemeanor charge. tracks reopens Saturday with new discovery ever made,” said park tant is its educational value,” The Red Cross has issued an emergency call for night, a spokesman at the medical center said. geologist Richard Kruegar Thurs­ Kruegar said while walking According to a published report in the work in NU’s six regions and 26 work “He'll stay off the Green voluntarily if everyone facilities to better show how the blood, especially types 0 positive, 0 negative and B Friday edition of the Hartford Courant, areas. Maps and directions for crews else will,” Einhorn said, "But there is commercial fleet-footed creatures roamed Con­ day of the find made in 1966 by a through the only set of dinosaur bulldozer driver who had begun tracks in America protected by a negative. Part of the reason for the shortage is the thousands of people were told they are also in the plan, showing crews how Brock: Congress to blame activity down there every day of the week.” necticut 185 million years ago. cancellation of bloodmobiles and the low donor would have power days before they to find trouble spots and cleanup oil Einhorn said he will argue in court that the deed is Dinosaur State Park, home of work on a proposed state office covered dome. The tracks make up The complaints from customers were communicating well, the mayors HARTFORD — U.S. Labor Secretary William the largest exhibit in the world, he turnout as a result of Hurricane Gloria. actually got it and others were unable to from damaged transformers. violated even by special vending permits and that the about 2,000 tracks left by two- building. For the name and location of a blood drive, call the determine if downed wires were live. that they were unable to find out when praised it for work done to restore Brock said that Congress, not the president, is to city has no right to prohibit commerce because the legged creatures which moved at a "From a scientist’s point of said. ”It strikes up interest from power. Weinberg said work crews "did Last May, the utility trained about blame for keeping the nation’s budget out of both children and adults,” he said. blood center at 678-2700 or any Red Cross chapter. The Courant report also questioned if power would be restored, and that the Green has been privately owned since the 1800s. speed of about 20 mph to 30 mph. vi w, there wasn’t a lot that was the utility found all the out-of-state help utility was uninterested in where the an excellent job.” 1,000 employees who do not normally balance. it could from other utilities. NU outages were. West Hartford Mayor The collection of out-of-state repair work with power so they could help in Brock, speaking at a Republican dinner on contacted 27 of 88 utilities that could Kevin B. Sullivan said his town did not crews was done as quickly and emergency situations. Thursday, acknowledged that President Reagan, (C have helped in the effort. Of the 27, perform some services for the elderly efficiently as possible, said Donald who made the goal of balancing the budget' a key [C Nicaraguan rep seeks new negotiations crews were sent by 12, the report said. because it was told that power to 2,000 of Grenon, NU’s principal storm repair part of his campaign, has yet to submit a [E The utility agreed that communicat­ 5,000 people without it would be supervisor. Grenon said some of the Old New York balanced budget to Congress, [U ing with customers without power can returned within one day. nearby crews were not called because Brock said that was because Congress hasn't differences between our two na­ sio Somoza. Tunnermann said States unilaterally broke off nego­ In 1664, 300 British troops seized New NEW HAVEN (AP) - The WHY NEWSPAPERS? be improved. NU officials, including After two days of failing to have the they were handling storm problems in supported the idea. Ci Nicaraguan ambassador to the tions cannot be resolved through Nicaragua was not committed to tiations with N icaragua in New York and Atlantic City. Netherlands from the Dutch, who "We have yet to have support from Congress, " January. Chairman William B. Ellis, said they power returned to any of the 5,000 United States, warning of the negotiations and dialogue, thus democracy, a mixed economy, and have begun to study ways to improve without, Sullivan said ”it took a Grenon also said the time taken to yielded peacefully. Charles II granted Brock said. ’’The president has also endorsed the a possiblity of "a tragic regional avoiding a tragic regional war.” a foreign policy of non-alignment, Tunnermann cited mass liter­ morning of yelling” to get it. contact extra crews was better spent the province of New Netherlands and deficit-reduction measure moving forward in a "Nicaragua is not, and will not acy, medical and land redistribu­ communication with people when there war” in Central America, called In an impassioned address to is major damage to the power system. Manchester Mayor Barbara B. Wein­ telling the crews already on the job the city of New Amsterdam to his Congress. a for the resumption of negotiations some 600 students and faculty at become, a totalitarian country,” tion programs as positive achieve- berg said it took four days for people in what to do. brother, the Duke of York. Both were ”I pray that we have the integrity to go that , to Tunnnermann said. "That would ments of the Nicaraguan The officials said they believed the between the United States and Yale University, Tunnermann utility’s performance was good, and a her town to determine if downed wires "More is not necessarily better,” NU named New York. The Dutch later pull that deficit down until it’s gone. Republicans Nicaragua. drew a parallel between the be contrary to what we fought for government. However, he ac­ were live. spokesman Emmanuel Forde said. seized the colony, but still later called it have to lead the way.” in 1979 and what we are fighting for knowledged Nicaragua ”is not as major overhaul of how the company “We are not enemies of the American Revolution and the responds to a major storm isn’t needed. While criticizing the utility for not "Theoretically, you could use one crew to Britain. United States.” said Ambassador Nicaraguan revolution of 1979, today.” fully democratic as we would (g Carlos Tunnermann on Thursday. when Sandinista rebels overthrew While acknowledging that "Ni­ like.” He said the war against (c "There is no reason why the the government of dictator Anasta- caragua gives moral support and American-backed rebels had [E solidarity to the people of El forced the government to impose S. RICHARD BOTTARO, P.C. (L Salvador,” Tunnermann rejected restrictions on civil liberties such Activists expect rate hike from storm Certified Pubiic Accountants 8:( Yale police officers shot the Reagan administration’s claim as freedom of the press. collection. ”We based it on what that Nicaragua has helped to Tunnermann also acknowledged By Kenneth R. Bazinet nuclear power plant in Waterford. the state Department of Public a Utility Control at the proper time, ” they’ve done in the past,” Deside­ WE ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE Early reports indicated the Yale provide material support to leftist that Nicaragua’s Misquito Indian Unlte0 Press International "My own bill will probably a NEW HAVEN (AP) - City increase $10 to $15 the first year,” said spokesman Jose Chavez. rate said, indicating a five percent OUR OFFICE RELOCATION a police were searching for an police, a man and a woman who rebels in El Salvador. The ambas­ population had been subjected to cost of living increase and Hurri­ sador charged that the Reagan "some abuse” by the authorities, said Laddie Michealowski, 71, of TO a assailant early today who shot and were not identified, were dis­ HARTFORD — A statewide The group also requested Wil­ cane Gloria estimates were also fr patched to 104 Lake Place, a administration’s inability to sub­ but said the government had since citizens action group has claimed New Britain. “By the time three fji wounded two Yale University years has passed, it may be liam Ellis, Northeast’s chief exec­ included in the figuring. WATKINS CENTRE residential property owned by stantiate the claim prompted its reversed its policy of forceably Noixtheast Utilities plans to seek S i police officers on campus, a increased by $40 to $50, and that’s utive officer, to attend a Nov. 23 “I think everybody here is LEVEL A • SUITE 106 Yale and located near the Payne announcement this week that it relocating them. $900 million in rate increases outraged,’ said Ann Filloramo, 27, university official said. would limit its recognition of ”We are human beings and the too much for me.’ informational hearing in New Walter Littell said the shooting Whitney Gym. during the next three years. Haven with CCAG, a group which of Hartford. ”1 have had a hard 935 MAIN STREET • MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT 06040 occurred between 11 p.m. and Apparently they came upon the decisions by the World Court. A revolution was made by human The Connecticut Citizen Action Michealowski was joined by time paying bills as they case brought by Nicaragua against beings, not by angels,” Tunner­ claims it has 48,000 members in the (203) 646-1210 midnight Thursday. suspect in a parking area at the Group demonstrated Thursday about 25 other demonstrators state. increase.” rear of the brick building and the the United States is before the mann said. outside Northeast Utilities offices outside of the HELCO office who Police were looking for a suspect court. A spokesperson for the DPUC described as being a male, in his male officer’s gun was taken. The in Hartford, Meridan, Waterbury, held signs demanding ”no rate said no rate increase request has man was reportedly shot once in "The United States has orches­ Stamford and Willimantic. Dem­ hike” and "Millstone III not for 20s, and of medium height and trated a systematic campaign to yet been made by Northeast. build. The assailant, wearing a tan the thigh and the lower leg, and the onstrators in Hartford briefly me.” The CCAG said Northeast did not woman was said to be wounded in sabotage peace proposals,” Tun­ occupied the Hartford Electric After about 45 minutes, the jacket, jeans and sneakers, fled on nermann said. He said the United have insurance for Hurricane foot with the Yale policeman’s gun. the arm. Light Co. office but left after a demonstrators, chanting "fair Gloria and CCAG’s speculation company representative met with rates now,” were met by a was that it will attempt to pass on them. company spokesman who told the costs to consumers. The CCAG released a 10-page them their questions involving the report compiled by its research estimated increases would be David Desiderate, 29, of Hart­ HGhR iIGWn <2 GOLD arm claiming Northeast will re­ answered if and when Northeast ford, CCAG research director and for quest the increases due to Hurri­ requests any increases. principle author of the report, said COMPANY Reach the voters cane Gloria and cost overruns at "All this information will be it was written from material A Full Service Hearing Aid Center CHRISTMAS TRASH BAG SPECIAL the uncompleted Millstone III answered when it is presented to gathered during an on-going data Dying for the spinach Sparkling New Cl. FREE Hearing Test U K TQ O LD JEWELRY 15i9i3l - (Kitdiin Site) lOOO/cs with 16iMi36 - 20-30 GiL - 250/u cannelloni you had at your 151 Talcottville Road (Rt. 83) 23i17>46 - 3N0 GiL - 250/cs Government wants bail revoked Vernon, Connecticut WE HAVE IT!! Chilni • Bnceleb - Eirrlngt GORILLA BAGS newspaper advertising! By Lynn Monahan not ruled on them. Dallas and Boston on the same day 872-1118 Chirmi ■ FlndinU - Rlngi "SUPER HEAVY” The Associated Press The 34-year-old woman’s attor­ in connection with the heist. favorite Italian restaurant? 30i37 200/cs ney, Jacob Wieselman, said his The U.S. Justice Department OUR PRICES ARE LOW!! 33i40 200/ct Newspapers provide the ideal climate HARTFORD — A federal judge client hasn’t raised the money claims the robbery, the second issued a stay, blocking any at­ needed to meet her current bond. largest cash heist in the United Chilni a BracslBtt 40x40 m ia for political acivertising because new­ States, was the work of Los 30x60 iOO/cs tempt by a defendant in the $7 He asked the judge not revoke or PAUL L. WATSON *10 ” to »16 " per gram spapers are in the business of keeping million Wells Fargo robbery from raise the bond. Macheteros, a clandestine organi­ zation seeking independence for Certified Public Accountant ■ NO LIMIT - going free on $150,000 bond. He said a higher bond could Maybe we can help. The FREE UYAWAY lOilir Explni Nov. 30.19851 readers, of whatever political persuation, U.S. Judge T. Emmet Clarie result in his client spending at least Puerto Rico. Wishes to announce the opening of his office UNTIL CHRISTMAS!! [Cuh a Cirry Only) informed on all aspects of politics. issued the stay Thursday after a year in jail, because she will be Wieselman argued that Ms. Herald is now running a weekly 146 SHELDON RD. hearing arguments on the govern­ unable to raise the necessary funds Berrios-Berrios, the mother of two with 2S% Bewa MANCHESTER column featuring readers’ at Til. 048-3322 ment’s request to revoke the bond and it will take him that long to young children ages 10 and 6, was -■»- for Luz Berrios-Berrios. The stay prepare her case. not charged in the actual robbery, favorite restaurant dishes. To GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY A D in d i H i: ailta U but only with obstructing com­ Meadowbrook Shopping Center nai Mine IMIa4 Newspapers have a tremendous value will remain in effect until Clarie Ms. Berrios-Berrios was ar­ enter, simply fill out the coupon CONNECTICUT VALLEY COIN Sbal Ib ili n i ml Pstn Slial ii w it Mii for the candidate and are the obvious makes a decision. rested Aug. 30 in Mexico in merce, conspiracy to obstruct 1699 Boston Turnpike / Coventry, Connecticut 06238 80S Main St., Manchester Hill: Dify B»Sp / Sit. haSya Clarie did not indicate when he connection with the 1983 robbery in commerce and interstate trans­ below, listing your favorite dish Mon.-FrI, 9-5 / Sat. 9-3 medium for political advertising because would issue a ruling. He has heard West Hartford. Thirteen others portation of stolen property in (203) 742-5353 and the local restaurant that 643-6295 the various sections of the newspaper are three other bail appeals, but has were arrested in Puerto Rico, connection with the robbery. serves it. It may be an appe­ devoted to the dissemination of political tizer, main dish, vegetable, 646-5200 m news and views; in news columns, in fea­ salad or dessert. ^4 1 ot ture articles, in editorials, in "Letters to the FIANO REALTY CO. 643-5614 I - Editor” columns, in cartoons. Clayco Furniture INDUSTRIES, INC. Then we’ll do the rest. We ll contact Newspapers rank high in creating name the chef and ask for the recipe, which OAK GROVE STREET OFF PORTER STREET All Condos Feature: identification. Newspapers rank high in will be printed in TODAY’S SPECIAL. believability. And newspapers rank high in MAKERS OF CONTEMPORARY FURNISHINGS Automatic Garage Door Opener providing the lowest cost per voter means 35 Oaklartd Street Central Heat & AC of communicating and getting your mes­ Manchester, C T 06040 2'/2 Baths sage across. (203) 643-7580 Sky Lights Name- Breakfast Area This election year, perhaps more so that Formal Dining Room ever, people have a watchful eye on criti­ FACTORY OUTLET. Fireplace cal, crucial issues. Your job is to tell them Address. 2x6 Wall Construction about yourself, about the issues, explain SALE 7 Acre Site with only 24 units O A K G R O V E your solutions to the problems that affect Phone Number...... •A'* • 1st Floor Laundry CONDOMINIUM your community. MV»CI4I$T(II, COaMICICUT Full Basements 87 DISCONTINUED ITEMS • BEDROOM SETS Favorite restaurant dish. Cedar Siding COCKTAIL TABLES • SOFA TABLES • END TABLES 68 Prewired for Telephone & TV Thermopane Windows PORTER FIELDS PARSONS TABLES • CABINETS • WATERFALL TABLES Served at. JfianrlfTatpr Mpralft 3 PIECE WALL SYSTEM • ODD CHAIRS & UPHOLSTERY Pre-Viewing the lat week of October Luxury Condominums Ranch and Tovm Houses Pre-Construction Price - 66 BARGAINS GALORE 8125,900 Ranches / 8122,900 Townhouse Growing Since 1881 OPEN MONDAY THRU SATURDAY. 0AM TO 5PM Cut out and mall today to the Mincheitar Harild, Box 591, Manchester. Ct. 06040 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Oct. 11. 1985 - 1» U - MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. Oct. 11, 1985 CAPTAIN EASY ' by Crooki A Catale I HAVE THE AAON^TER M ISTBRl m is t e r : W AITING IN THE SAY THEV'VE & 0 T F r id a y T V dEHINP THE MOTEL. CHAMP TRAPPED IN THE B A V t REAL ESTATE OPPORTUNITIES 6:00 PM ®a)t2 ) Naws row, George Kennedy. (E Dtff'rent Strokes (Si ) Great Porformoncos (CC| Dr. C h a n n e l s Fischer of Geneva.* A wealthy eccentric WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES! — 646-2482 C£) @|) Hart to Hart delights in testing the greed of the rich. (2 (3D Gimme A Break WFSB Hartford. CT 3 hrs.) (S ) Dr. Who WNEW New York, NY s SS SIN Presanta: Recital WTNH New Haven. CT - • REAL ESTATE THIS WEEK Newswatch [CNN] Larry King Uva WOR New York, NY » ^ D Reporter 41 New York, NY It [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Across the Great Divide' WPiX Two orphans travel west to claim their I (S) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour WTXX Waterbury, CT zo featuring: land inheritance. Heather Rattray, Mark Springfield. MA 23 ‘ @) Good Times WWLP Hall. Robert Logan. 1976, Rated G. [C N N ] Prog Cont'd WEOH Hartford, CT WVIT Hartford, CT 30 [ESPN] NFL Game of the Week ARLO AND JANI8» by Jimmy Johnson [E S P N ] Mazda Sportakx>k WSBK Boston. MA 34 [M AX] MOVIE: Missing in Action' An [HBO] MOVIE: The Buddy System' A WGGB Springfield. MA 40 American Army colonel, trying to convince DO VMIsna HAVE nose BIIX nrriCANTMEARItlO&E BUTVOUSMDWU lonely kid tries to play matchmaker be­ WX'TV Paterson, NJ 41 the world that MIA's are still imprisoned in IKNOUJiOCOUlDIHAVE tween his single mom and a grown up WGBY Springfield, MA 57 Vietnam, accompanies a Senate investiga­ CMIZVBIOU&E&VDUUSED AMVmE.ARU)' A C O inE ID STRAIN CANT WEAR 1HEM^ WTIC Hartford, CT 51 At First Glaiws frtend. Richard Dreyfuss, Susan Sarandon. tion committee to Ho Chi Minh City. Chuck ID WEAR? HAVE CHANGED. ^ SOME PAINT WITH? ANVMORE.' Jvft UitBd! Nancy Allen. 1984 Rated PG. CNN Cable News Ntwrk ICNNi Norris. 1984. Rated R. You'll love this 8 room Rambling Cape Circa 1771. DISNEY Disney Channel lots! 4-famlly with private lanced yard. Three 1-bedroom [MAX] MOVIE: 'Th« Neverending [USA] Friday Night Boxing Small tarm on a 2'A acre lot. ESPN Sports Network (ESPN) and One 3-bedroom. Excellent Investment oppor­ Story' (CC) The mythical land of Fantasia Home Box Office iHBOl "WE QURANTEE OUR HOUSES! ,..646-2482 is in danger of being destroyed unless a HBO 9:30 PM ® m Benson (CC) tunity! CINEMAX Cintmax iMAXi young warrior can complete a quest. Bar* [E S P N ] NFL Yearbook 1984 Minnesota "WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSESI’ ...646-2482 TMC Movie Channel iTMCl ret Oliver. Noah Hathaway. Gerald McRa* Vikings. USA USA Network IusaI ney. 1984. Rated PG. [HBO] Not Necottarily the News [USA] USA Cartoon Express 10:00 PM CD Falcon Crest (CC) An- 6:30 PM dD Too Ck»a for (2$ MOVIE: 'Promises In the Dark' A gela reluctantly welcomes Fether Christo­ CUSTOM BUILT BRICK & CEDAR RANCH Comfort strong willed, compassionate doctor pher to Tuscany Valley, Greg investigates Luxurloutappointm tnts abound In this 3000 aq. ft. homo aat on a quW, traad. hHlakla. 2 ocfo to! with babbling brook that flioolulybodiona you Anna's past, and Richard is the subject of homo... thokltchanlaamaatarploca In doolgnwith raiood panal cablnola two alnka.contorlalarto.tho bait appllanoaaavollablo.arandom width (3D Benson fights to maintain her objectivity as a young patient struggles against cancer. further threats. (60 min.) poggod oak floor, a f Iraplaoa and anough room to uao for dining and afamHy room gatharing apod You'll leva thoaaparata laundry room aroa aol & (SD NBC Nightly News Marsha Mason. Ned Beatty, Susan Clark. up to o c o m fn ^ o your aowing notda. Tha “GREAT ROOM” la 32* tong and foaturaa a maaahra brick wall with cool bumingatovo. a 1 r bay win­ ® Naws dow and vaiHtodVolHnga. A formal dining room with doublaontry door, apoctouaontrancofoyor.a24'codaraolarlum with akyllghta.plua3 hug# (2$ Nightly Business Report 1979. ® Spenser: For Hire (CC) Spenser's badrooma In a aoparata wingl Tho maatar auHa haa aavoral doaota arto privato bath fadlNIoa. Thoro a 2 othor fuH batha with tuba and ahowora. Views, Views ® ABC News (CC) (2 ) W Inside Look search for two teenage lovers leads him ALLEY OOP 'by Dav* Qraua Thalowor Iovolofthahomalaflnlahodwlth2olhorlargoroomathataroldoalforanofflco-atudyoraddlttonalbodrooma ..thlaloval odda an addi­ AntiqiM ColoHlal SD Noticiero SIN (2$ Washington Weel^Review Paul into a potentially deadly situation. (60 tional 1200 aq. ft. of IMng apacol Thart ara3 garagaa. al tharmopan# windowa. 2 hootlngandalrcondltlonkHiayatomaand amyriadofaxtraa wide board floorc enhance thie B'A room home In and more views are captured from this spacious 10 Duke is joined by top Washington journal­ min.) HEY, THE MAaiC OIL IS WORKIhlS! AND THE WHIRL­ tha! maka thia homa truly ona of IManchoator'a moat daalrablo proportla.. Cal for a privota ahowing today — O fftrod far bolow raplacomont for axcallant condition. 7 working fireplacasi Call us to- room Cape with separate 5 room In-law suite or In- © ) One Day at a Time ------; WATER'S CALM IM G DOWM.' POOL'S SETTING Imodiata aala. home office. ists in analyzing the week's news. (ID Independent Naws dayl [CNN] Showbiz Today SMALLER; "WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSESI"...64e-2462 (3 ) MOVIE; Annie Hall' A romantic co­ (2) Odd Couple “WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES! ’ "WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSESI "...646-2482 [DIS] Ozzie and Harriet medy involving the on-again, off-ags'n [ESPN] Bodies in Motion romance of a New York comedian and the (S) Dancing Days « BLANCHARD & ROSSETTO, INC. [TMC] MOVIE: T.A.G.- The Assassi­ young Annie. Woody Allen, Diane Keaton, @ ) M a tt Houston “ WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES! nation Game' An innocent game of killers- Paul Simon. 1977 [CNN] Evening News REALTORS and-victims suddenly becomes real. ^ D Bianca Vidal [ESPN] NFL's Greatest Moments NFL 189 WEST CENTER STREET Blanchard & Rossetto (§g) I Robert Carradine. Linda Hamilton. Bruce © ) MOVIE: 'Force of One' Martial arts Symfunny. (C o m er ol M cKee) E..vHoo,.r COMMLRPIAL CRfDIT Ahhntt Rated PG Oppo.fumt, and underwater detective work are com­ [HBO] MOVIE: 'Scandalous' A reporter 646-2482 nNANCIAL NETWORK 7:00 PM Q ) CBS News bined in this story of the California drug 646-2482 Senior Cilizeee Dlecootifs ...— ■v-.c-,-. following a con artist falls in love with the REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE 189 Wtsf CtnI.r SI. coriwr ol McKee St. (X) Three's Company scene. Jennifer O'Neill, Chuck Norris, Ron crook's niece. John Gielgud, Robert Hays, Advertisement paid by Manchester Herald O'Neal. 1979. V. dD ABC News (CC) Pamela Stephenson. Rated PG. [CNN] Prime News ® $100,000 Pyramid 10:30 PM QD News Best of Bill Dance Outdoors C3D Jeffersons [ESPN] ^ Tales from the Darkside ^ M -A -S 'H [H B O ] MOVIE: Ninja III; The ^ Dick Van Dyke Domination' An American woman be­ Wheel of Fortune comes possessed by an evil ninja spirit (S) 24 Horas THE BORN LOSER -by Art Sanaom MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour when she acquires a magic sword. Lucinda SD Capitol Journal Dickey, Sho Kosugi. Rated R. Price Is Right [E S P N ] Harness Racing Breeders’ tow ABO[r A eiATER? THE H16H65TC31AUTY! TAieS-SIA 'I^ 'T THAT A6AIM5T THE [M AX] MOVIE: 'Way Out W est’ In this Newlywed Game Crown Championship. tClD^TDMAKEEAOiaS! LABOR LAW$? 'Colorized' version of the 1937 comedy. [TMCl MOVIE: 'The Being' A horror Topacio ^D Laurel and Hardy spoof the wild west. Stan from the trash heap terrorizes the potato Nightly Business Report Laurel. Oliver Hardy. 1937. capital of the world, Pottsville, Idaho. Mar­ @) Diff'rent Strokes [TMC] MOVIE: 'Rio Bravo' A sheriff op­ tin Landau, Jose Ferrer, Dorothy Malone. poses a powerful rancher who wants his [CNN] Moneyline 1983 Rated R brother released from prison. John 10:45 PM [D iS lD T v BEAUTIFUL WOOD FLOORS [DIS] Disney's Legends & Heroes . Wayne. Dean Martin, Ricky Nelson. 19B9. MANCHESTER - NEW LISTING - Charming 5 room home with 2 car [ESPN] Sportscenter Highlight this very well maintained 6 room, 3 bedroom [USA] TNT 11:00 PM (3D ( B (^^) 9® gfS Nows Cape, with new septic system, newer electric service, 2 garage. Convenient to school, shopping and bus. Newer gaa lurnaoe, [USA] Radio 1990 8:15 PM @ 30) Major Laague SD Taxi year old furnace, 3 year old vinyl siding and 12 year old cedar closet. Priced at $78,000. 7:30 PM PM Magazine Baseball: American League Champion­ (3) Bizarre roof. Once you see H. you’ll LOVE IT! $76,900. ® M -A -S 'H ship Game 3 (3D Carson’s Comedy Classics ( D Wheel of Fortune 8:30 PM ® Aii In the Family (iO) MOVIE: 'Dear Dead Delilah’ A ® News C£) ® Mr. Belvedere (CC) Mr. Belved­ woman accepts a job as housekeeper at a ere and George argue about what to get once great plantation, only to find a con­ 1 (Ip Independent News Marsha for her birthday, and Heather flict existing between the family over the (2® Barney M iller wants to become a cheerleader. late father's fortune, which is buried some­ FRANK AND ERNEST ' by Bob Thavei Jeopardy where dn the estate. Agnes Moorehead, ® Family Feud Wil Greer, Michael Ansara. 1972 ^ New Newlywed Game (21) dD Wall Street Week Louis Rukeyser ^ Dr. Who " Tpu/TVitoPTHY, @ ) Benson analyzes the '80s with a weekly review of SOUTH WINDSOR economic and investment matters. ^ M -A -S 'H (§D State W e're In 6V4 room Ranch, 3 bedrooms, spacious lower level family room, wall [DIS] Still the Beaver dD Second City TV F 7 ? ieN P L Y , [CNN] Crossfire to wall carpeting, lot with a view, very nice condition throughout. MANCHESTER • PORTER STREET AREA - Immaculate4 bedroom,3Vi [ESPN] Sosen's Salt Water Journal dD Comedy Break [ESPN] Speedweek Asking $92,000. bath. Colonial Cape with 2 car garage, large firaplaced living room, for­ [C N N ] Moneyline CouRT^ou/, (c*NPx BUSY, DOWN-TOWN mal dining room, rear deck and priced al only $159,900. [USA] Dragnet 9:00 PM (D Dallas (CC) Miss Ellie ponders the sale of Ewing Oil, Dusty visits [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Something Wicked This ITALIAN RESTAURANT 8:00 PM d) Twilight Zone Sue Ellen in the sanitarium, and J.R. at­ Way Comes' Strange things begin to hap­ C h ^ B fiF u L , Seating capacity of 60 plus, this excellent business has PM tempts to buy Christopher's share of the pen when a carnival comes to town and now become available for sale! Furniture and fixtures company. (60 min.) people's deepest wishes are fulfilled. Ja­ W i FTT ANP RRAVE" ? ® Webster (CC) son Robards. Jonathan Pryce, Diane Ladd. included. $ for $ on inventory. Full basement. All details CX) Marv Griffin on file. Asking, $135,000. Zinsser Agenqr C5) News 1983 Rated PG rn ® Diff'rent Strokes (CC) : a ll a t U&R REALTY CO. (3D MOVIE: 'Dead End' Slum life leads to [M A X ] MOVIE: The Story of the Dolls' 750 Main St., Manchester frustration artd rebeltion on an East River GD MOVIE: 'Search and Destroy' An A beauty queen's career is ruined when a STRANO REAL ESTATE dead end street. Humphrey Bogart. Sylvia embittered South Vietnamese stalks four treacherous photographer releases nude veterans in America. Don Stroud, Tisa Far- 643-2692 156 E. CENTER ST.. MANCHESTER. CT. Sidney. Joel McCrea 1937. photos of her m t s . [USA] Night Flight WINTHROP 'by Dick Cavalll ^Robert D. Murdock, Realtor CALL TODAY - 647-SOLD i i @ 646-1511 • M I M 11:15 PM (ID Reporter 41 i t l I M REMEMBER THE I QOTA CARD TODAY THEY THANICHDME RDR 11:30 PM (T) Entertainment f r c m t h e p e o p l e HELPING THEM DECIDE Tonight SUMMER CAMP I W EN T T C ? WHO O W N IT . y TO TAKB AN EARLY Z43 MAIN SrnrET ■ ?Tf H ( D Dynasty - 643-1591 DALLAS ® MOVIE; 'The Taking of Pelham One, RETIREMENT. ■ lu r Two. Three' Four men hi)ack a New York VEPNON CIHCLE • VEAEJON city subway train and demand a one million 1 1 ‘ '.S' 871-1400 dollar ransom. Walter Matthau, Robert Still mourning Bobby's death, Shaw. Martin Balsam 1974. Pam (Victoria Principal) must ® TV 2000 protect her son's shares of (lD Honeymooners Ewing Oil from his rascally (2D d ® Best of Carson Tonight's guests uncle J.R., on CBS's "Dal­ are Shelley Winters, Ronnie Shakes and ^ ( t-,« a-i,— I 1 ‘ *“>~A< las," airing FRIDAY, OCTO­ Annie Potts (R) (60 min ) • ■tassj*** «>« 16-11 BER 11. ® Hogan's Heroes Real Estate ABC News Nightline CHECK LISTINQS FOR EXACT TIME La Tratcion BRAND NEW LISTING! A WISH COME TRUE!! Cambolati built 6 room Ranch with rec room.plas­ dP News 647-8400 © 1085 Compulog Very desirable Timerod Road area. Ansaldi built 7 ter walls, fireplace, deck. Close to shopping, bank dD Comedy Tonight rm. G)loniai on very private well developed lol. A s tro s ra p h We Support and highway. Offered low 80's • hurry owner anxi­ [CNN] Sports Tonight Pleasant rear yard with inground pool and porch. 2 ous!! nreplaces, hardwood floors and plaster walls! Manchester Llko Nowl $85,900 [ESPN] Sportscenter Cheney Hall! Colonial Cape, recently remodeled and In excellent condition, let floor [HBO] MOVIE: 'Halloween' A maniacal expect. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Conditions family room, lormal dining room, hardwood floora. 2 porchea and alu­ killer escapes from a mental hospital and SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Some­ are stirring today that could favorably minum aiding. Large, charming home, with all natural woodwork. returns to the scene of his crimes 15 years < % u r one might try to pass on gossip today attect your career. Pounce upon every C ro s s w o rd before. Jamie Lee Curtis, Donald Pleas- opportunity that is offered you, regard­ ence. 1978. Rated R about a friend of yours. Onlookers will ^Birthday admire the way you hack it down before less of the source. 1 2:00 AM ( I ) MOVIE: The Ambush it can be spread. GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Things could ACROSS 5 Environment Answer to Previous Puzzle Murders' Based on a true-life incident, a Oct. 12y 1985 CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Overall work out happily tor you today in your agency (abbr.) white attorney defends a black activist ac­ social realm, but you might not be G Y V E cused of killing two white cops. James conditions will be taking a turn for the , 1 Thre« (pref.) 6 Song for one Exciting and happy changes are In store better today and you could now be lucky equally as lucky in areas where you take N A 1 L Brolin, Dorian Harewood. Alfre Woodard. foolish financial risks. 4 Writing table 7 Rascal 1982. for you in the year ahead where your so­ In several areas that previously caused 8 Bandleader Ar- 8 Two A L D A d D ( ^ CcMnedy Break cial life is concerned. You will become you problems. naz 9 Epic poem It L E T actively Involved with several new AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) Have lalth CANCER (Juna 21-July 22) A domestic 10 Talk back to dD Barney Miller matter that presently appears muddled ,12 Showy flower groups. in your ideas and abilities today. Don't m m : >13 Atop (si.) dD PELICULA: 'Los Japoneses no LtBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Lady Luck will be influenced by negative thinkers who and confused will be corrected today. Esperan' Julio Aleman, Jaqueline Andere |14 Javanese tree 11 Phrase of under­ [p E N be rooting for you today where an affair would have you believe you can't do that Just be patient and wait for the log to YOU’RE CORDIALLY INVITED... F IT AS A FIDD LE... REDUCED! REDUCED! • 15 Arab garment standing (2 A B A S ( ^ MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour of the heart is concerned. She'll also be to which you aspire. lift. To make an offer on this terrific 6 room Ranch with East Hartford. Immaculate 7 room Ranch. Original wds.l 2 fireplaces, new cherry kitchen, alum, siding '.nd We're now offerinz th a charming 7 room Colonial ;i6 Prison G 0 R E dD Man From U.N.C.L.E. doing her best to help you financially. PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) Owing to a owners relocating, 3 bedrooms. 2 full baths, formal Manchester New LMIng $48,900 17 That which lots more!! Mid ISO's. Sdlers verv anxious!! al $85,900. baths, Icargarage,aluminumsiding 18 Nature's [CNN] Newsnight Know where to look lor romance and beneficial change in circumstances, it LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Today's events dining room, family room, porch and covered patio and lots more! C^all us today 647-8400. Condo In very good condition, with allders to deck, appllancea. pod. 1 e E D y | mythicsl gives relief [E S P N ] Championship Wrestling you'll find it. The Astro-Graph Match­ looks like you might receive even more may put your positive thinking to a test. Call (or more detaib! club room, aauna and pool tablaa. Country club life at a reaaonable 19 Author of 'The However, if you don't lose your visions of maiden [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Slapshot' An ice- maker set Instantly reveals which signs than you anticipate in a collective ven­ HAVE YOU EVER NEEDED A DOCUMENT NOTARIZED AND WASN'T SURE WHERE TO GOT Rose Jackaon will be happy to nolarUe )$apcrworh for you pricel 20 Eggs Raven" IT , T hockey team decides to start winning, are romantically perfect lor you. Mall $2 ture that you have going with another. victory, you’ll come out fine. ______at Jackson A Jaekson Real Estate, 168 Main St,. Manchealer. farroas from Brown's Flowers) 23 Nebraska i '21 Compass point A B E t ] even if it means playing dirty. Paul New­ to Astro-Graph, c/o this newspaper. 22 Poverty-war county " man, Michael Ontkea'n. 1976. Rated R. Box 1846, Cincinnati, OH 45201. ARIES (March 21-April 19) Your most VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sapl. 22) Prudence N A N A agency (abbr.) 25 Ate prey SCORPIO (Oct. 24-NOV.22) Don t read fortunate arrangements today are likely dictates that you focus your imagination 4 4 Folklore 26 Egyptian deity G R O t 12:30 AM (X) Comedy Tonight negative elements into a questionable to be those which involve partners or re­ and efforts upon materially profitable 27 Heavy string ® Saturday Night Live situation today. It's going to work out quire some lorm of teamwork. Keep the areas today, not upon activities where Joyce G. Epstein - »r Pick' Ilf) the ^ creature 28 Oil exporter O n t u o ^ •16 Pastors 41 Damaged 54 Read dD Star Trek advantageously in a manner you'd least "we" principle in mind. you spend your money. 29 Breakers ^30 Food lists 44 Help in crime 56 Actor Kruger d@) Friday Night Videos phone and call 31 Unless Real Estate 647-8895 .4 4 Rugged rock 57 Russian veto 32 Employs 46 Through ^ Maude WHERE THE INDIVIDUAL GETS ATTENTION a ‘3S Spirit 33 Former head of 48 Watered silk word ^ Film/Sign-Off 646-1316 ’3 7 Plate JACKSTONSHOWCASE Iran 50 Biblical 58 Place to sit [M A X ] MOVIE: 'D.C. Cab' (CC) The em­ B rid s e Three-banded 36 Booty pronoun 60 Sin ployees of the worst cab service in D.C. try armadillo 39 Genetic 51 Relig. titles 61 New Zeeland to save their company and make it- res­ - 40 Cupid material 52 Hera’s son clan pectable. Mr. T., Gary Busey, Adam Bal- : 42 Salt water win. 1983. Rated R. A S IS so often the case, the right play EAST HARTFORD $73,900 More For The Dollar • 43 Hair dye 1 :00 AM ® Star Search ‘85 Going against seems to go against the grain. Declar­ ACCENT ON VALUE! Solid atarter with 2 badrooma, finlahed attic & ;4S Silly NORTH 10-11-85 baaamant. Rec room with bar, waaher/dryer hookup A workahop area. la what you will find In thia 8 (X) Joe Franklin Show er should win the king in dummy at >47 Defensive 4 8 4 the grain trick one and lead a spade, losing to Double driveway plua one car garage. 643-4060 room Colonial with 2 batha. ‘ missile (abbr.) (2$ Kentucky Sunrise 4 6 4 large kitchen, tat floor family ( ^ Phil Silvers ♦ K 7 3 2 West’s ace. South then wins the dia­ room. 4 badrooma. lull attic, on : 49 Head t o ____ By James Jacoby mond continuation in hand and takes d p Dr. Gene Scott 4AQJ72 child aata cul-de-aac. cloae to ' 50 __ •la-la the club finesse. If East wins and has a everything. Ideal lor growing ' 53 Dawn goddess [C N N ] Crossfire WEST EAST When there are two important cards diamond to return, the defenders will lamify. 55 Presses 1:15 AM [HBO] MOVIE: 'Girls of the ♦ A J 3 4 106 5 2 that must be dislodged from the de­ be able to set the contract only if East $84.9CX) 59 Of unaccepted W hite Orchid' A group of women, hoping Y Q 9 3 4 J 10 8 7 2 doctrines fenders’ hands for you to make your started with the five diamonds — an 26 27 to become movie stars, sign up for acting ♦ Q J 109 8 6 6 4 contract, you don’t always attack your extremely unlikely occurrence. Why Rent? 62 Nautical rope r assignments in the Far East, only to be 4 5 3 4 K 4 forced into prostitution. Ann Jillian, Tom longest suit first. Instead, think first of Take your pick. Each has2 bedrooms, wall to wall carpet­ 83 Atop 34 64 Cost Byrd, Jennifer Jason-Laigh. 1983. SOUTH eliminating a possible entry to the ing. remodeled, applianced kitchens. Yours with only 5% Put Number I to work for you."* 85 Light meal ■ 1:30 AM dD Independent News 1 4KQ97 dangerous defender’s hand, even it 39 A pro tennis player with a terrific down if you qualify. Call today to find out! , 66 Soviet Union 4 A K 5 that means playing a short suit. Kentucky Sunrise backhand is no one to sit next to on a SOUTH WINDSOR $87,900 , ' (abbr.) ♦ A 5 Today's South casually won the ace [CNNl Newsnight Update speaker’s platform. EASY CARE - EASY LIFE In thIa 2 bedroom, with balcony off bedroom, 67 City in 4 10 9 8 6 [ESPN] Auto Racing '86: 1986 World of diamonds and led the 10 of clubs for VA bath condo. Convenient wathar/dryar hookup, upgraded carpeting, Oklshomi Enclosed Sunporch Championship Figure 8 Lindenhurst, NY. Vulnerable: East-West a finesse. Just as casually Elast took elate entry and fenced yard backed to wooda.______643-4060 • 68 Baaebill player Dealer: South the club king and returned a diamond. Allowa lor evening relaxation 2:00 AM (XIMOVIE:'SnettwTigW and watch tha world go by. ■■ A successful man finds that his busmoss is When declarer got around to playing a FREE MARKET EVALUATION Houae haa 4 bedrooma, 2 full West North East South DOWN i failing and his choices are bankruptcy or spade, West took the ace and enough batha, detached garage, oak 99 eo arson. Jack. Lemmon, Jack Gilford, Laurie 1 NT diamonds to set the contract. flooring and new w/w, large liv­ Heineman. 1972. Pass 3 NT Pass Pass 1 Government One might think that South could ing room and kitchen, beaemant 93 Pass rec room, well Inaulatad. many sgont (oomp. (X) MOVIE: 'The Mad Misa Manton' A avoid all this if he simply ducked the society girt tries to catch a murderer with opening lead all around.1. No such thing. Another nice thing about the horse: axtraa thru-out, alum, aided, hat wd.| 69 the help of a newspaperman. Barbara charm of daya peat. 2 Rad gam West could then switch to a heart and You never have to worry about some­ REAL ESTATE SERVICES Stanwyck, Henry Fonda, Sam Levene. Opening lead: 4 Q $87,500 3 Moslem priest J 1938. declarer would not be able to avoid the one snapping off his fender-moanUd 63 East Center St., Manchester, 643-4060 4 Nobitwoman (C)tg0S by NEA. Inc (31) Solid Gold loss of five tricks. aerial. y \ MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Oct. 11, 1985 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Oct. 11, 1985 - «l

TOTAL PREMISE BUSINESS Every 60 seconds a PROTECTION BY i ^ Autos lead the way hSme burns. Every 24 Business hours twenty persons In Brief Wholesale prices drop slightly die by fire in their Weicker speaks on business homes. These are just By Jerry Estill and a 2 percent decline for light trucks — both a September after declines the two previous months, HARTFORD — The White House Small The Associated Press reflection of the industry’s traditional end-of-model- and natural gas inched up 0.5 percent, also coming on Business Conference meets today to examine the year sales coupled with low-interest financing. the heels of two declining months. Those figures are a few tips on keeping a role of small enterprise entrepreneurs and elect WASHINGTON — Wholesale prices, driven down The 0.6 percent decline in September was the not seasonally adjusted. 16 state delegates to the national convention next sharply by lower automobile prices, fell 0,6 percent in sharpest one-month drop since the 0.7 percent decline • Before seasonal adjustment auto prices plunged fireproof home. Please year in Washington. September, the Labor Department said today. in January 1983, and caught most analysts by surprise 8.1 percent last month and light truck prices fell 7.1 Sen. Lowell P. Weicker, R-Conn., who is It was the third decline in the last four months and even though they foresee no surge in wholesale prices percent. Auto prices had fallen only 0.2 percent in take the time to visit scheduled to deliver the keynote address, said means wholesale prices have declined at an annual for the remainder of the year. August and truck prices 0.7 percent. Because lower Industrial • Commercial • Residential Thursday the conference wil provide Connecti­ rate of O.l percent so far this year. Wholesale prices Changes that show up in the producer price auto prices are anticipated this time of year, the cut’s small business owners "with an important had declined 0.3 percent in August. measure are a good barometer of how food, energy seasonal adjustment formula tempered the impact on your fire station and and unique opportunity to have a direct impact Analysts are projecting that the government’s and other commodity prices will move at the retail the overall figure. Smoke Detection - Fire - Sprinkler - Hold-Up and create national policy.” Producer Price Index could show the smallest rise in level. However, the Consumer Price Index, due out • Capital equipment fell 0.6 percent after seasonal get aii the necessary Weicker, chirman of the Senate committee on decades, and indeed the current pace for the first nine later this month, checks a broader range of items and adjustment, following a 0.2 percent rise in August. small business, said the state conference will months would be the first yearly decline since the 0.2 generally does not follow the PPI’s tendency to Auto costs accounted for much of that, along with information to keep examine such areas as tax reform, goverment percent decrease in 1963. bounce around sharply from month to month. declines for businesses purchasing agricultural regulations as well as examine the role of women Wholesale prices increased 1.7 percent in 1984. The Labor Department offered these specifics on machinery and woodworking tools. Sales - Service - Rental and minorities as small business owners. Retail inflation is running at an annual rate of 3.3 September wholesale price activity: your family safe! Jack L. Courtemanche, executive diector of the percent so far this year, the lowest in nearly two • Reduced prices for pork and fresh fruits and If last month’s 0.6 percent decline held steady for 12 conference, said 99 percent of the businesses in decades. vegetables accounted for most of the food price straight months, the yearly rate would be a 6.7 percent Connecticut "are small enterprises acting as The September index showed food costs declining decline. Beef and veal and fish prices also moved decline. The actual annual rate provided by the Central Station & Local Bell catalysts for new jobs, more revenue and a 0.9 percent following a 0.7 percent decline in August. down but eggs and coffee and chicken cost more. department is based on a more precise calculation stronger Connecticut economy.” The conference Rags, papers, other combustibles are never stored In the home. Energy costs edged down 0.1 percent in September • Gasoline prices fell 2.2 percent in September and than used to report the monthly percentage change. "provides job-creators and entrepeneurs with an after two months of more sizeable declines. barely offset rises for both natural gas and heating oil In all, the Producer Price Index for finished goods Lids on leftover paints and solvents are always tightly closed. Closed Circuit Teievision oportunity to meet, discuss and present recom­ But most of the September drop in the overall index to account for the overall slight decline in the fuel stood at 290.2 in September, meaning that goods mendations beneficial to small business across was due to a 3.8 percent decrease for passenger cars /'nmnnnpnt Hpaiins oil prices jumped 10.7 percent in costing $10 in 1967 would have cost $29.02 last month. Gasoline and benzine are never used tor any purpose in the home. U.L. Listed Equipment teh country,” he said. Leaves and debris are promptly removed on surrounding property. Every fireplace is covered with a metal fire screen. Stocks mixed in iight trading Matches are always stored out of the reach of young phlldren. NEW YORK — Prices opened mixed Friday in Business Council sees sluggish economy “We Sell the Best and Service the Rest’ light trading of New York Stock Exchange issues. The Dow Jones industrial average, which rose 1.35 Thursday, was down 0.22 to 1,327.84 shortly By Tom Roum The plan would require a balanced budget within six But it predicted "continuing chronic problems in the With children, when you leave home even for a short time you always after the market opened. The Associated Press years under a procedure that could trigger trade sector." ALUED PROTECTIVE ALARM, INC. across-the-board spending cuts if Congress failed to get a responsible baby sitter who can get the children out. Advances led declines 304-292 among the 1,024 It said recent steps taken by the Reagan P.O. Box 311, Manchester, Conn. issues crossing the New York Stock Exchange HOT SPRINGS, VA. — A leading business advisory meet a stringent deficit-reduction timetable. administration and the governments of four other Fire Department phone number can be found quickly near the phone. tape. organization said today that huge trade deficits and a The Business Council, an advisory group made up of industrialized nations to drive down the value of the projected slowdown in consumer spending will executives of about 60 major U.S. corporations, dollar would help the situation some, but would not You have a plan of escape from every room, particularly bedrooms. Early turnover amounted to about 3,772,700 646-0220 shares. produce lackluster economic performance through forecast economic growth of 2.1 percent — as produce quick results. Everyone In the family has actually practiced this plan of escape. Before the market opened, the Commerce the end of 1986. measured by the Gross National Prouduct — for 1985, Consumers are overextended and households are Department reported retail sales rose 2,7 percent In its semi-annual report on the economy, the a lowering of its April projection of 3.1 percent. The beginning to retrench to strengthen their financial Everyone in the family knows where the nearest fire alarm box Is. in September while producer prices fell 0,6 Business Council also said an "overwhelming Reagan administration is still predicting growth for positions, the report said. percent. majority" of its economic consultants believe a tax the year of 3 percent. International Business Machines reported its increase will be needed to get federal budget deficits The council said the economy would pick up only "The pace of consumer spending is expected to third quarter earnings at 42.40 a share vs. $2.60 a under control — despite staunch Reagan administra­ slightly in 1986 — to 2.5 percent GNP growth. show a decided slowdown, with households having share in the year ago quarter. tion opposition to new taxes. "The technical consultants to the Business Council spent and borrowed beyond what can be supported by In fact, council officers at a news briefing on the expect the U .S. economy to muddle through the rest of growth of real income,” the report said. It predicted report Thursday indicated general support for a 1985 and 1986 — with neither a recession nor growth at total consumer spending would rise only 4.1 percent This Page Paid For And Sponsored By The Following Civic Minded Businesses GE earnings up siightiy combination of new taxes and spending cuts to tame its potential," said the report. this year and an anemic 2.1 percent in 1986. federal deficits currently topping $200 billion. The consultants include chief economists for many Auto sales are expected to drop to 10.6 million FAIRFIELD — General Electric Co. Thursday vehicles in 1986, down from 10.9 millon this year, the reported third quarter earnings of $575 million, up The balanced-budget plan adopted by the Senate of the member companies. 2 percent from the same quarter 1984, attributing this week and endorsed by President Reagan "doesn’t The council, meeting at the Homestead resort here, report said. the slow growth to a sluggish economy and weak have very much logic behind it,” Charles L. Brown, said the nation’s trade imbalance remains the biggest However, General Motors Chairman Roger B. AL SIEFFERTS INDEPENDENT THE CARLYLE JOHNSON THE MAIN PUB chairman of American Telephone & Telegraph Co., problem plaguing the economy. Smith argued that 1985 was "an all time record year" dollar. for car sales for his firm. He said that lower-than- 306 Main Street Chairman John F. Welch Jr. said earnings per told reporters. The report said recent declines in the value of the INSURANCE CENTER MACHINE COMPANY "It has a sense of desparation. Andit’snot really the dollar against other major currencies would soon market rate financing packages may be largely APPLIANCES, TV-AUDIO Life • Auto • Home • Bwtinenn Manchester • 647-1551 share were $1.26 compared with $1.24 for the 1984 445 Hartford Road, Manchester “Spccialisla in Powt’r Transmission period. way to attack the problem,” Brown said. start to have some slight impact in curtailing imports. responsible for the banner sales. 647-9997 830 Hartford Road Since 1903” PEARL’S TV AND APPLIANCES Sales in the third quarter were $6.52 billion, 3 tl Manchester • 646-6050 52 Main Street Sales & Service Since 1941 percent less than the $6.72 billion in the third fi DiROSA CLEANERS Manchester • 643-1531 Business confidence off li 649 Main Street quarter 1984. CARTER CHEVROLET Earnings for the first nine months of 1985 were & SHIRT LAUNDERERS Manchester • 643-2171 ei 1229 Main Street OLYMPIA DELICATESSEN $1.68 billion, or 3 percent more than the $1,628 299 West Middle Turnpike billion for the first three quarters of 1984. ti Manchester • 046-6464 697 Main Street a Manchester • M6r1887 NELS C. JOHNSON INSURANCE Earnings per share were $3.68 for the first nine Major retailers post lackluster sales Manchester • 643-0809 months of 1985 compared with $3.59 for the same a B/W REALTY AGENCY period 1984. * third quarter than during the first six months of the In other economic developments Thursday: 0 HERITAGE BRASS & • The nation’s basic money supply rose $5.3 billion ti Barbara Weinberg CARDINAL BUICK, INC. Carries All Lines Sales for the first nine months of 1985 were Bv The Associated Press year. The Conference Board’s index of business confi­ in late September, the Federal Reserve said. The gain si ANTIQUE COMPANY 164 East Center Street “A touch above first class.” 969 Main Street $19.56 billion, 2 percent less than the $19.97 billion 81 Adams SI. reported for the first three quarters of 1984. Severe weather along the eastern seaboard and the dence, which is based on the survey results, dropped was twice as large as most analysts expected, leaving (Next to Sterling Upholstery Sappy Co.) Manchester • 647-1410 Manchester • 646-2241 to 51 on a scale of 100 for the third quarter, one point money growth well above the targets which the Fed Manchester • 649-4571 automakers’ sales incentive programs are being 222 McKee Street blamed for a lackluster sales performance at the lower than in the second quarter and 10 points below has set to assure steady, noninflationary economic Manchester • 643-0359 WHITE INSURANCE AGENCY THE MANCHESTER HERALD GTE, MCI reach settlement nation’s major retailers in September. the first quarter. growth. Serving all of your insurance needs. JACKSON & JACKSON 16 Bralnard Place "While the overall economy continues to operate at • U.S. automakers scheduled the assembly of Manchester • 643-2711 STAMFORD — GTE Corp. and MCI Communi­ HERITAGE SAVINGS 169 Main Street The nation’s top business executives, meanwhile, a fairly high level, the mild optimism expressed by 173,053 cars in U.S. factories this week, compared cations Corp. announced they have reached an are taking a more dour view of the business climate, chief executives earlier this year has yet to be with 174,826 built last week and 161,330 built in the Manchester • 649-0748 REAL ESTATE out-of-court settlement of an antitrust lawsuit according to a private survey released Thursday. comparable week a year ago, Ward’s Automotive & LOAN ASSOCIATION Don Jackson Rose Viola Jackson DONALD S. GENOVESI MCI had brought against GTE and a number of rekindled,” said Douglas Cliggott, the economist who 1007 Main Street The September retail sales results were hurt by administered the group’s survey. Reports said. BOLAND BROS., INC. 168 Main Street other telephone companies in April 1979. Hurricane Gloria’s sweep up the eastern seaboard Manchester • 649-4586 INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Terms of the settlement were not released, 'T T T t- ■ 1/4 41 t i 649-2947 Manchester • 647-6400 and competition from auto dealers, who were offering «CARO ^i^^CARD 945 Main Street GTE said in a statement on Thursday. reduced financing and other sales incentives, the MANCHESTER OIL HEAT MANCHESTER KE & FUEL INC. Manchester • 643-2131 The lawsuit alleged that the Bell System, retailers said. including AT&T and its former telephone ”Quality Fuel Products 643-1129 , DILLON SALES & 61 Loomis Street company subsidiaries, and various independent In addition, analysts noted that the September “For all your oil and ice needs” MANCHESTER STATE BANK telephone companies conspired to restrain trade results were compared with strong sales in the same (sm (sm (smi (sm Manchester • 647-9137 SERVICE. INC. 1041 Main Street 51 BIssell Street, Manchester 319 Main Street in the market (or long-distance communications period a year ago when retailers resorted to sharp Manchester • 643-2145 Manchester • 646-4004 services. markdowns in order to move their merchandise. iru ISM THE HAYES CORP. GTE, based in Stamford, serves the long­ Industry leader Sears, Roebuck & Co. said its sales %CARD "Our 26th Year” NATIONWIDE INSURANCE distance market through its Sprint subsidiary. for the five weeks ended Oct. 5 edged up 0.3 percent. K 1461 Pleasant Valley Road NORTHWAY REXALL mart Corp., ranked second, said same-store sales Conni Manchester • 643-0131 RICK WASILAUSKY AGENCY Get Sylvia’s book by mall were down 5.2 percent and third-ranked J.C. Penney PHARMACY Call us for a quote on your autq or homeowners. Co. said its sales slipped 0.5 percent. (sm &m W J. IRISH INSURANCE "Sylvia Porter’s New Money Book for the 80s,” "Overall, I’d say the sales in September were a doesn’t believe La STRADA WEST “Prescription Specialists” 71 Tolland Turnpike 1,326 pages of down-to-earth advice on personal continuation of a sluggish retail environment," said 471 Hartford Road AGENCY 230 North Main Street Manchester • 643-1500 money management, is available through her Thomas Tashjian, a retail analyst with the m Q m Manchester • 646-4510 Manchester • 643-6165 “Service You Can Trust” WESTOWN PHARMACY column. Send $9.95 plus $1 for mailing and investment firm Prudential-Bache Securities Inc. in in holidays. 150 North Main Street handling to ’Sylvia Porter’s New Money Book for New York. ROBERT J. SMITH, INC. Manchester • 646-1232 455 Hartford Road the 80s,’ in care of this newspaper, 4400 Johnson The 1,000 executives responding to the nationwide “Insuransmiths Since 1914!” PAP AUTO PARTS Manchester • 643-5230 Drive, Fairway, Kan. 66205. Make checks survey by The Conference Board, a private business Q m © w s The bank will be closed 65 East Center Street 307 East Center Street payable to Universal Press Syndicate) forecasting concern, indicated a lower appraisal of Monday for the hohday. Manchester • 649-5241 Manchester • 649-3528 MANCHESTER COUNTRY CLUB current and future economic conditions during the im Q n n i •CARD But our Conni automatic JOYCE G. EPSTEIN KRAUSE FLORIST 305 South Main Street BUCKLAND AGWAY Manchester • 646-0103 ( m n i & n n i teller will still be on the n i REAL ESTATE 540 New State Road & GREENHOUSES Dollar ^^-%CARD ^-^C A R D job 24 hours a day at CARD “Where The Individual Gets Attention’ Manchester • 643-5123 Largest Retail Growers in Manchester” NEARLY NU SHOPPE Picture Consignment Shop With Quality Merchandise At A convenient locations all 349 East Center Street 621 Hartford Road, Manchester Reasonable Price MANCHESTER MEMORIAL CO. 643-9559 around Manchester. Manchester • 647-8895 Opposite East Cemetary 366 Main Street & gold SM (sm 157 Bissau Street Manchester • 646-2073 yourself Use your Conni-card. If VIC’S PIZZA Manchester • 649-5807, 643-7787 JAMES R. McCAVANAGH JU D&L mixed (SIKH (sm you don’t have one, stop by ::a iA cents in London to lfflanrl|Fatpr B fralii $6.23 from $6,255. 0 m 0 m 0 m 0 m <^kh t t - MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. Oct, 11, 1985 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Oct. 11. 1985 - North Sea pollution poses crisis

fetched up on Helgoland, that 643-2711 &v Philip williams Classified. • United Press International something between 58,000 and 1 Business Oppartunities .. .22 Store/Otfice Space Household Goods F or ad vertise m ents to be million sea birds died in the Bight Notices Resort Property ...... Wise, tor Sole Rates published Monday, the dead­ Situotian W a n te d ...... 23 Minimum Charge: HELGOLAND, West Germany in the pollution peak year of 1983 Employment Into ...... 24 Misc. for Rent ...... Home and Garden line is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. Lo st/F o u n d...... $3.00 for one day — Tourist brochures describe the North Sea Pollution from oil — 70 percent of it Personals...... In s tru c tio n ...... 25 Wanted to Rent...... Pets North Sea as "bracing." To an originating not from ships hut from Roommates Wanted Musical Items Per w ord; land. Announcements Read Your Ad increasing number of scientists, it Chemical soup boiling to a crisis A u ctio n s...... Recreational Items 1-2 days .20® is a tainted, chemical soup boiling Real Estate Antiques 3-5 d a y s ...... 18® Classified advertisements I DURING A 14-DAY PERIOD of Services to a crisis. Homes for Sole ...... 31 Tog Soles 6 days .16® are token by telephone os a 1981, more than 6 tons of household Services Offered ...... Wonted to Buy 26 days .12® “ There is a serious danger to or ship's garbage was washed up Financial Condominiums ...... 32 convenience. Lots/Land for Sole ...... 33 Paintino/Popering The Manchester Herald is ecological balance — also to the on a 720-yard stretch of a beach on M ortgages...... Investment Property ...... 34 Building/Controcting responsible onlv tor one incor­ chances of a recovery," said a the island of Scharhoern, which Persanal Laons...... recent scientific report on 348,000 Business Property ...... 35 Roofing/Siding ...... rect Insertion and then onlv ; NORWAY lies between the Weser and Elbe Insurance...... Automotive Deadlines square miles of water. ■ estuaries. Resort Property .., ...... 36 H e otin g/P lum b in g .. for the size ot the original Experts calculate that mankind Wanted ta Berraw... F lo o rin g ...... Cors/Trucks for Sole For classified advertise­ in se rtio n . The North Sea's problems con­ daily dumps 400,000 tons of gar­ Atlantic Ocean :V>: Income Tax Service . Motorcycles/Bicycles ments to be published Tues- E rro rs w h ich do not lessen cern other lands bordering the sea bage into the North Sea, even SI* ■ Rentals Rec Vehicles the value of theodvertiserTient too and Britain will be hosting an Employment Services Wanted...... d'ov through Saturday, the though the Atlantic Ocean's little Auto S ervices...... international conference in 1986 or Rooms for Rent ...... 41 For Sale deadline is noon on the day w ill not be co rre cte d by on sister provides almost 5 percent of ^ North & Education Apartments for Rent ...... 42 Autos for Rent/Leose before publication. additional insertion. the world's fish. 1987 on North Sea pollution. Help Wanted ...... Homes fo r Rent ...... 43 Holiday/Seasonal — 61 Misc. Automotive . Among that rubbish is a huge "It's a live issue and one we are .21 quantity of poisons — an estimated obviously concerned about," said a yearly 45,000 tons of zinc, 100 tons spokesman at the Department of of quicksilver and large amounts the Environment. At the first such conference last ^ H D M E S HDMES of waste industrial acids contain­ HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED FDR SALE FDR SALE ing dangerous heavy metals and ____ _ . •j^l^nib0r^;{i:H elgoland't^§y'^^^ year in Bremen, a proposal was HELP WANTED HELP WANTED 1 dumped in the sensitive German put forth by West Germans that the North Sea be designated a special Bight fishing grounds off West ...... Part Time Evenings — Retail Sales — Part time, Enclosed Sunporch — Al­ You're Cordially Invited.. Germany's northwest coast. area under the marine pollution Salesclerk. Apply In per­ convention. son, Marlow's Inc., 867 Manchester/Bolton/An- day, evenings and wee­ lows for evening relaxa­ To moke on offer on this "Research in the Bight shows Main Street, Manchester. dover areas. Dttice kend hours ovallable. tion and watch the world terrltlc6room Ranch with iron, chrome, vanadium, lead and "We'd like to see special provi­ UPI photo Cooks — Full and port cleaning. Also mornings Secretary — With some Prior cashier - sales expe­ Cleaning Person — Full, go by. House has 4 bed­ 2 fireplaces, new cherry zinc in high concentrations in E.GER sions for the North Sea as are being time. Experienced . pre­ In Manchester. Call 649- Bookkeeping experience rience preferred. Adults time position. Apply In rooms, 2 full baths, det­ kitchen, aluminum siding sediments in the dumping areas considered for the Mediterra­ Mayor Raymond Flynn of Boston urges Congress to ferred. Will train enthusi­ 5334. needed tor small manu­ encouraged. Applications person, D & L Store, ached garage, oak floor­ and lots more! Sellers « ■ ^ I WEST / being taken at Jeans Plus, ing and new wall to wall, very Anxious! I Jackson & (for industrial waste, mostly from 0 mile8.i,7^p0 G E R M A N Y ^ nean," said Adam Markham, a astic applicant. Good pay facturing company. Dne Manchester Parkade. expand federal job training programs Thursday. PART-TIME correspond­ person office, various du­ 297 East Center Street, large living room and Jackson Real Estate, 647- titanium oxide production)," said spokesman for Friends of the Full Time Truck Driver — and benefits. Apply to FRANCE Howard Johnson's Res­ ents to cover scholastic ties Include billing, depos­ Manchester. Secretory — Part time kitchen, basement, rec 8400 or 646-8646. the latest government report on Earth-UK. Excellent pay and benef­ the problem. taurant . 394 Tolland Turn­ sports events In the Man­ its, AR, AP. No payroll position available In a room, well Insulated, UPt graphic He said Britain's particular its. Must be responsible pike, riAonchester. 649- chester area. Sports Inter­ duties. Call 649-5374, 8am residential facility for ad­ many extros thru-out, Custom Built Brick 8, Worse, the research showed that problems are with PCBs, heavy and have good drivine est essential; writing ex­ olescent females. Morn­ aluminum sided, has Cedar Ranch — Luxur­ dumped industrial substances are Mayor asks Congress record...Apply In person. 6220. to 4pm. Experts calculate that mankind daily dumps 400,000 tons metals, and — particularly along perience desirable. For ing hours, good secretar­ charm of days past. ious appointments reacting with each other to pro­ Al Slefferts Appliances, of garbage into the North Sea, even though the Atlantic British coast — human sewage. an appointment, call Len Help Wanted — Donut Kitchen Help Wanted — ial skills required. Send $87,500. Century 21 abound In this 3,000 sq. ft. duce fresh chemical horrors on the Markham said his organization 647-9997. Auster, sports editor, at Baker, 5 nights, expe­ Full or part time. Apply at resume to Personnel, 48 Jackston-Showcase, 646- home set on o quiet, treed, sea bed. Ocean's little sister provides almost five percent of the also is concerned about radioactiv­ to expand job training the Manchester Herald rience preferred. Excel­ the Acadia, 103 Tolland Hartford Rood, 1316. hillside, 2 acre lot with Port Time Inserters The research led to alarm in world's fish. ity in the North Sea, because Cooks — Port ond full weekdays before 11 a.m. lent pay and benefits. Will Tpke. Monchester.______babbling brook that glee­ wanted. Call 647-9946, ask fully beckons you home... Bonn among opposition ecological radioactive elements from the time. Will train. Apply train. 646-9277. Mister Do­ East Hartford — $73,900. its services," he said. for Bob. the kitchen Is a master­ groups. nuclear waste processing plant in WASHINGTON (UPI) - Boston Lafayethe Escodrllle Res­ Manchester K-Mart Is nut, 255 West Middle Accent on Valuel Solid broken, in other areas damaged." Flynn said Boston was able to looking tor full time em­ Real Estate piece In design with raised “ In our view, the death of the that in the surrounding sea water. Sellafield, on the west coast of Mayor Raymond Flynn has called taurant, .300 West Middle Tpke., Manchester. starter with 2 bedrooms, The station's pioneer research help only 5,000 youth and adults Teachers Aides and Sub­ ployees for our receiving finished attic 8, basement. panel cabinets, two sinks, forests is giving way to a second Coastal flounder and scallop are England, are beginning to sweep on Congress to beef up federal job Turnpike. ecological catastrophe. The level over the past 10 years is based on training and placement programs, with the $6,7 million it received stitutes — Flexible hours. room and building mote- Port Time Help Wanted Part Time and Full Time Rec room with bar, wa- center Island, the best tainted with deadly mercury in around the island. Must be over 18 and blob appliances available, a of pollutants in the sea has reached several areas. Phosphates from the idea that sea birds, relatively saying they help reduce urban under the program last year — Port Time Salesperson — rldls department. Many Mornings — To carry out Help Needed — Chair I HOMES sher/dryer hookup 8, high in the food chain, are the most Of all the rivers that empty into only a fraction of the 100,000 school graduate. Call 646- employee benefits. Apply groceries. Apply In per­ Seating and Basketry workshop area. Double random width pegged oak such a stage that the North Sea will unfiltered sewage lead to algae unrest by giving the poor a piece of 7090. A p p ro x lm o te lv 15-20 FOR SALE floor, o fireplace and sensitive and reliable indicators of the sea, two of those most heavily individuals eligible for such aid in hours per week Including In person Monday, Wed­ son to Highland Park Mall Qrder Business I driveway plus one car be destroyed in between two and 25 blooms that regularly manifest polluted with heavy metals are the economic pie. nesday, Thursday, Friday enough room to use tor the scale of marine pollution. the city. Saturday. Please stop In Market, 317 Hlghlond needs all around help. garage. Sentry Reol Est­ years," said a statement from the themselves as giant foam moun­ British: the Humber and the Flynn, testifying before a House Bookkeeper/Secretary — and Saturday, 10am-4pm. Street. Apply at Connecticut All real estate advertised ate, 643-4060. dining and a family room ecology-oriented political party, tains on resort beaches after It shows that "alarming" levels subcommittee Thursday on the Wanted port time, flexible to fill out cm application, gathering spot! You'll Thames. The highest levels of see Jackie or Bob, Fair­ K-Mart, 239 Spencer Cane & Reed Company, In the Manchester Herald the Greens. storms. of heavy metals, pesticides and Job Training Partnership Act, said The underfunding problem was hours. Send resume, Gris­ Street, Manchester. An Secretary/Bookkeeper — 205 Hartford Road, Is sublect to the federal South Windsor — $87,900. love the seporote laundry PCB are already well established PCBs in the sea are around the way, 975 Main Street, Heavy metal pollution, while the Government figures show the entrance to the Humber near the his city enjoyed one of its calmest exacerbated by the program's wold & Fuss Environmen­ equal opportunity Smell office, diversified Manchester. Fair Housing Act of 1968, Easy care - Easy life In room area set up to in fish-eating birds. tal Lab, 360 East Center Manchester. most disturbing, is not the only crisis is peaking at sea. too. In the city of Hull oh the northeast summers in recent memory partly allocation formula, which he said employer. duties, accounts recelvo- which mokes It Illegal to this 2 bedroom, with bal­ accommodate your sew­ “ That the food of these heavily Street, Manchester, CT advertise any preference, ing needs. The "Great problem. waters of the Bight surrounding English coast. because of intensive government- misdirected federal money by Part Time Cashier ble, telephones, record cony oft bedroom, I'/z the German island community of affected bird species consists of industry efforts to train and relying too heavily on unemploy­ 06040. No phone colls Babysitter In our Man­ keeping and some typing. limitation or discrimina­ bath condo. Convenient Room" Is 32' long and | please. EDE. Needed — Experienced SCIENTISTS ARE DEMON­ Helgoland, 52 percent of the more or less fish or fish waste So far, there is no international employ disadvantaged youth. ment rates as an indicator of need, preferred but will train. chester home. 10am-3pm. All benefits. Coll 647-9137. tion based on race, color, wosher/drver hookup, up­ features a massive brick Monday, Wednesday, Fri­ religion, sex or national wall with cool burning STRATING that the North Sea bottom-hugging flat species like indicates that the accumulations agreement on anti-dumping and "Boston had one of its most he said. Please stop Ip to fill out an Part TImelatter school) graded carpeting, slate (of poisons) must have been Managers Needed In con­ day, transportation a Nurses — Substitutes tor origin, or an Intention to entry and fenced vord stove, a 12' bay window contains heavy doses of toxic sole have forms of skin ulcers other measures to confront the peaceful summers in the past 14 or “ Some funds are being allocated venience store. Port and application, i.tee Jackie or — Moll Drder Business reached through fish — a note­ Bob, Fairwa v, 975 Main must. 646-9S49. Coventry Public Schools. moke any such prefer­ backed to woods. Sentry and vaulted ceilings. A pesticides like the now widely apparently linked to heavy metal .pollution problems. But some 15 years," Flynn told a House to areas that do not have the full time positions availa­ needs help with prepara­ ence, limitation or dis­ formal dining room with banned DDT, and PCB — polych­ waste. worthy result for humans since Street, Manenester. Must be registered. tion of materials. Apply at Redi Estate, 643-4060. action is beginning. panel on employment opportuni­ capacity to spend them — and this ble. 3 - midnight or mid­ Please contact Pupil Per­ crimination. The Herald double entry door, spa­ lorinated biphenyl — an industrial “ Little fish eat polluted smaller fish is a popular food," wrote In Belgium, the secretary of ties. "One reason is that there is a creates the false impression that Connecticut Cane & Reed night - 8am. 633-4155. Part Time — . Must be able sonnel Services Dttice at will not knowingly accept Like New! Manchester — cious entrance foyer, a 24' cooling and fire retarding agent fish. Bigger fish eat polluted little station director Gerhard Vauk in a state for environmental affairs very aggressive program ... to (the program) has more money Company, 205 Hartford any advertisement which cedar solarium with sky­ to start 10,'14/85, like 742-8913. EDE. Road, Manchester. $85,900. Colonial cope, re­ most notably present in used oil. fish and the concentrations of scientifically understated paper on announced in June that his nation place unemployed youth in jobs. than it needs," Flynn said. Laborer — For pipe line Is In violation of the law. cently remodeled and In lights, plus 3 huge bed­ pesticide residues in sea birds. working with children and The fish, fauna and animal life of poisons accumulate up the food will no longer grant licenses to two "You give people economic “ A more sensible (allocation) have a dependable car. construction, must hove excellent condition. 1st rooms In a separate wing I the area are already showing the chain," said Dr. Dieter Moritz, a Vauk's research showed that Belgian firms that were dumping opportunity and many of the social formula would be one which gives transportation, dependa­ Manchester — Outstand­ floor family room, formal The master suite has sev­ Pizza and grinder person, Monday throijgh Friday. first consequences of a suprisingly senior biologist working at Helgo­ heavy metal concentrations in sea waste products of titanium diox­ problems go away," he said. more weight to poverty rates," he Call Jeanne, 647-9946. ble, top wages paid. 649- ing 4 bedroom, 3 baths, 2 dining room, hardwood eral closets and private little researched problem. land's distinguished Bird Watch birds eating North Sea fish were ide, a whitener used in paints and Flynn, a Democrat, said while full time positions. Apply 6087. Wolfress/Wolter — For car garage. Colonial Cape floors, 2 porches and both facilities. There are 2 said. In person, Lastrada West, A report recently drawn up for station. many time higher than those that toothpaste, into the North Sea. The the program was working well, its Flynn said Congress last year full or part time hours. situated In the Porter aluminum siding. Large, other full baths with tubs 471 Hortford Road, Live-In Housekeeper — Benefits available. Apply ^ Street area. Many out­ charming home with all and showers. The lower eight North Sea German communi­ Moritz and his Helgoland col­ would be allowed in fresh meat to firms must stop dumping by 1987. relatively low funding level was corrected the inequities caused by Food Service Manager — be sold in West German shops. Manchester. Female. Reply 75 Good In person, Howard John­ standing feotures. Price natural woodwork. D.W. level ot the home Is fin­ ties warned that six species of fish logues tend to avoid the terms And two West German states preventing it from reaching a the allocation formula by provid­ Vocational training pro­ $159,900. Zinsser Agency, ished with 2 other large and the beach crab are in decline “ crisis" and “ disaster." His research into North Sea have already agreed to make huge majority of the individuals who Waitresses Wanted — Hill Road, South Windsor, son's Restaurant, East Fish Realty, 643-1591 or ing an extra $100 million to cities Experienced Appllan- CT 06074. West Service Road, gram tor developmen- 646-1511. 871-1400. rooms thot ore (deal tor along the North Sea coast because "1 prefer simply to describe garbage and oil pollution is no tracts of their coastline into qualify for assistance. with unmet needs. ce/TV Salesperson — Full Full and part time. Apply tally disabled adults at Luigis Restaurant, 706 Hartford. on office-study or addi­ of PCB contamination. Concentra­ what is happening," he said. "But more comforting. national parks. But biologist Mo­ "Across the nation, the plH)gram However, he said that extra time sales position selling Full Time Driver's cofeterla program serv­ Coventry - New Listing — tional bedrooms... this He estimates, based on the Hartford Road. New Listing. Manchester tions of the chemical found in yes, the food net (chain) is ritz says that in itself is not can serve only four to five percent money was under attack in the America's top brand of Helpers — Furniture de­ Reliable Woman to Bab­ ing breakfast and lunch. Charming 4 bedroom, 2 — $48,900. Condo In very level odds on oddltlonlol shellfish specimens are 100 times altering. In some areas it has been number of oiled birds which practical progress. of those eligible for, and in need of. GOP-controlled Senate this year. appliances, TV's ond livery, 18-25 hours per ysit - my home. 2 dovs- Monday thru Friday. Sa­ bath Cape set on one acre good condition, with slid­ 1,200 sq. ft. of I lying space 1 VCR's. Apply In person to week. 647-1717. /week. 649-3926. lary mid upper teens. treed lot located on cul- ers to deck, appliances, There are 3 garages, all Mr. Kimball, Jack Roon Resume and two letters ot de-sac. First floor pool, club room, sauna thermopane windows, 2 Co., 1329 Main Street, Inside and Dutside Sales Cleaning Help — Morn­ recommendation to Le­ laundry, garage, firepice. and pool tables. Country heotlng and air condition­ Wlllllmantic. Cooks — Dpenlngs tor full — Equipment to Indus­ ings, weekends, few after­ wis Stein, Executive Di­ Price $92,500. Zinsser club life at a reasonable ing systems and a myriad time dinner, cooks. Good tries. Salaries and com­ noons. Must have own rector, Hockonum Indus­ Agency, 646-1511. price! D.W. Fish Realty, o f extras that make this Pay. Apply 51 eak Club missions. Send Replies to transportation. Call 643- tries, P.Q. Box 2002, home truly one ot Mon- Restaurant, Floute 83, 643-1591 or 871-1400. HAIRSTYLISTS Box A, c/o Manchester 4000. Vernon, CT 06066 by Dc- Manchester — 7 room chester's most desirable We've got the clients Vernon. Herald. tober 25th. (871-6724). Immaculate Ranch. First A Wish Come True!! Very properties... Call for a CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 We need you now EDE. floor fam ily room. Nice private showing today — desirable TImrod Road no following necessary Pari Tkna gflty OptMT cryptogram* v craated from quotatkxit by famous partancs helpful. ( 3all Mr. wold & Fuss Environmen­ puter, phone. Responsi­ and fla ir for public con­ fireplaces, hardwood 2482. paopla. past and prasant. Each lattar In thacfpbar slartds for Whitnay seS-2020 lo r Infor­ tal Lob, 360 East Center & Education artothsr. Todty'a due: J equate C. NURSE AIDES ble, Interesting position. tact essential. Qualified floors and plaster walls! med orv E D ^ E ^______9am-2pm. 646-6270. Street, Manchester, CT Manchester — New list­ applicants please call 06040. No phone calls Jackson 8, Jackson Real LD8T AND FDUND by CONNIE WIENER Mrs. Tartaglla, 646-4004. Estate, 647-8400 or 646- ing. Charming 5 room Christmas Is eomingl please. EOE. home with 2 cor garage. Part Time Counter Help Bartender — Part time, “CYOXBHYXMS, UP XW Need extra cash7 Join us EDE. 8646. Immaculate Cape — 5 Convenient to school, Lost — Prescription — In drycleaner laundro­ nights and weekends, ex- now St Cresttleld Conva­ PAR T TIMIE AAA AUTO CLUB shopping and bus. Newer glasses In arev case. Burr ODHELP WANTED mat. must be over 18. perlence preferred. XBWHBP, IDV UP UHW lescent Home/Fenwood 391 BROAD STREET Local Furniture ware­ D 8. L, TrI City Plaza, rooms plus 2 car garage, Brand New LIstlnoTGam- Interesting work Includ­ gas furnace, cedar closet. Corner Shopping, Friday, Monday through Friday, Hourly wage plus gratui­ Manor. Applications are house needs reliable full Vernon, now hiring for new vinyl siding, new bolatl Built 6 Room Ranch ing customer cc ntact, MANCHESTER, CT. Priced at $78,000. Zinsser October 4th. 289-2664. 7;30am-3pm, every other ties. Apply Manchester now being accepted for time person to handle Christmas. Day hours roof, tastefully deco­ with rec room, plaster MOJXO ACAPBVW FUPB UP clerical, and odd jo M. No Agency, 646-1511. Soturday, 7:30am- Country Club or call 646- certified Nurse Aides and shlpplng/recelvlng and available. Liberal dis­ rated, many extras. Nice walls, fireplace, deck. experience naeede d, will Need Extra Money lor customer deliveries. Family Location. Must Close to shopping, bank Impounded — Male, She­ 1:30pm. Apply Colonial 0103. also Nurse Aide Certifica­ the Holidays? Lika counts. z^pply to XW CBM8 WVDNXO." — train. Excellent loi- high Great lob tor right person. Manager. See, $87,900. 643-8331. and highway. Ottered low South Windsor — 6Vi pherd, 5 months, blocN Permanent Part Time Cleaners, 230 Spencer tion training program, 7-3 talking to paopla? and tan, McDIvItt Drive. Street, Shoprite Ploza, i echool senior or mature Call 278-2492, Ask for BUI. $80's. Hurry, Owner Anx­ Room Ranch, 3 bed­ Tellers — Inquire Savings and 3-11 shifts available. Then this job may be rooms, spacious lower Call the Manchester Dog Manchester. UPXBYXJU UPXBP. Free meals. Excellent be­ person. Evening and ious! I Jackson 8, Jackson Bank of Manchester, 923 weekend hours. tor you. 9-1, Monday- Gas Station Attendant — More tor the Dollar — Is Real Estate, 647-8400 or level tom lly room, wall to Warden, 646-4555. nefits and congenial staft. Driver — Port time after­ what vou w ill find In this 8 Main Street, Manchester, Dishwasher - Kitchen PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "II you watch cable TV seven Frlday; 5-9. Tuesday & noons and alternate Sa­ Evenings, 4-9pm. Satur­ 646-8646. wall carpeting. Lot with a 646-1700. hours a night, it's a bargain. But il you watch it seven Call Director of Staft De­ Hindi 8il( Slor-H I'Ik i Wednesday. Call Judy days, 8-5pm. $3.75 hourly. room Colonial with 2 view, very nice condition Lost — Female Calico cat Helper — Good pay and velopment, et 643-5151. turdays. Apply In person, benefits. Steady work. hours a night, you're not." — Goodman. 6484980 at 646-7096. Call 646-7543, ask for John. baths, large kitchen, first throughout. Asking with flea collar. I'/z years Monday thru Friday, 8-3 Manchester Drug, 717 floor fam ily room, 4 bed­ Fit as a Fiddle.....East old. A reward If faund and Subway Counter Attend­ Apply to Howard John- lion. KilflILMaidieilv An Equal Opportunity Main Street. $92,000. U 8. R Realty, McDonalds Is looking for ant — Must be 18. Perfect san's Restaurant, 394 Tol­ pm. Employer.______rooms, full attic, on child Hartford. Immaculate 7 643-2692. returned to owner. Call part time, full time main­ Counter Salesperson room Ranch. Original for college sfudents. Start land Turnpike, Manches­ GIVE YOUR budget a Needed — For small auto­ safe cul de soc, close to 643-4517. tenance men. Responsi­ REMOVE GREASE and everything. Ideal for owners relocating, 3 bed­ Immediately. Apply at 288 ter, 649-6220. rust from outdoor metal break ... shop the classi­ motive specialty shop. We At First Glance — You'll bilities Include floors, Center Street, growing family. $84,900. rooms, 2 full baths, formal love this 8 room rambling walls, windows, outside furniture the easy way. fied columns for bargain are growing and looking dining room, family LOST Manchester. PROLONG THE life of cut buys! tor someone to grow with Century 21 Jackston- Cope Circa 1771. Small cleaning. Starting salary, Just dip a cloth In turpen­ Hostess — Hiring tor full Showcase, 646-1316. room, porch and covered Large Black Male dog. flowers In your home by tine and rub the metal time days. Monday us. Position Is part time form on a 2'/j acre lot. $6 hourly with benefits. snipping stems at an an­ PICTURE T HIS patio. Coll for more de­ "We Guarantee Our Lab/Shepherd mix. ’ until spots disappear. To HELPING PEOPLE sa­ through Friday, 646-4039. now and eventually full Available applicant must gle. This provides more tails! Jackson &.Jackson Houses." Blanchard 8, Wearing red collar and be 18 t ars or older. sell Idle Items the easy tisfy their needs and time. Experience not as Starting Qut — Why Rent? Real Estate, 647-8400 or Bus Boy - Dishwasher - Set stem surface to absorb Important os the willing­ Rossetto Real Estote,.646- choke chain, very Retirees welcome to wav, use a tow-cost ad In wants ... that's whot wont Looking for someone to Take your pick. Each has 646-8646. up — M/F. Openings for the water. Pralong the life classified. ads ore all about. core tor my 11 month old. ness to learn. Please con­ 2 bedrooms, wall to wall 2482. friendly. Answers to the apply. Apply In person, nights and weekends. of good, but unused Items McDonalds, 1221 Tolland My home or yours. West tact Chuck at RGM Rac­ carpeting, remodeled ap- name of "Boo". I) any In­ Good Pay. Apply Steak In your home by selling Side of Manchester. 646- ing, 649-5564. pllanced kitchens. Yours Tpke., Manchester, CT Club Restaurant, Route them for cash with a NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED $ EXTRA MONEYS formation. please call 06040. 2860, evenings. with onlv 5 percent down 647-7052 after 5:30. 83, Vernon. low-cost ad In classified. IN MANCHESTER AREA EXPORT COORDINATOR If vou auallfy. Call today IMMEDIATE NEED!! With Your Own Patl-Time Job. HOMES to find out I Joyce G. Cottiga 81 72-82 Epstein Real Estate, 647- ARE YOU A Mipis St. 26-90 FOR SALE EXHIBITION AND TRAINING Rapidly growing, high technology company 8895. lANNDUNCEMENTS PEOPLE Spruce 81 153-248 An excellent opportunity for Hostess Wanted for fine ASSISTANT OikSL needs one export coordinator to process ex­ Italian Restaurant. Call PLEASER? 11-91 port licensing and shipment details to pro­ Housewives and Mothers with Paul, at 643-2751 for Emeroenev? In MancheS' Primary responsibilities will Include de­ Girth Rd. 126-138 vide inside sales, customer invoicing and appointment. ter, dial 911 for fire, If you have a friendly, Dili Rd. III police, medical help. outgoing personality monstration of equipment and trade shows customer service functions to our interna­ and dealer training. Ludlow Rd. 26-197 tional customers. Entry level. young children bring them Photo Processing Lab Active 'N’ Able and enjoy working with needs motivated Individ­ the public, we'd like to Hickmitick 81 III 164 E. Center St. Yau don't have to be an Qualified candidates must have a bachelors The ideal candidate should have a backg­ with you and save on ual for part/full time advertising expert tc get talk with you at Heritage degree in either marketing or general busi­ round in export: or specialized courses ap­ work. Will train. Knowl­ Savings. Our customers MANCHESTER HERALD Manchester, Ct. results In Cics^h‘-.*L e'll ness, previous experience in a sales related plicable; good typing skills (45-50wpm )• edge of photography help­ help vou wc d veur are the finest anywhere babysitting costs. ful. Coll 647-1080. 643-2711 and wa want to serve job, a willingness to travel frequently, be Call NOW 647-9946 close attention to detail; sqlf motivated' able Notary Public them well. We are con­ people oriented, possess excellent commu­ to work independently; aggressive; and abil­ ^Janitorial Help — Part Jack J. Lappen State of Connecticut sidering full time and nicative skills and have the ability to demon­ ity to communicate effectively. Spanish de­ time, full time. Mornlng- Court of Probote. District of part time applicants for strate products effectively and grasp new sirable. s/evenlngs. Apply In per­ Tkiiili ibut B lirii! Manchester Teller positions In the concepts quickly. son to Delta Mainte­ BOLTON $295,000 NOTICE TO Manchester area. We DARI FARM GSP offers an excellent benefits package nance, 540C North Main ThiRk ibut Muin City! BE INDEPENDENT CATHERINE DREW GSP offers an excellent benefits package which includes medical, dental and life in­ whose lost known residence will train and offer op­ Street, Manchester, CT. Tkiik ibiit Biinitl If you are looking for your own busi­ was In the portunities to grow. We which includes medical, dental and life in­ ICE CREAM COMPANY surance, pension plan and tuition reimbur­ ness and ore outomotlvely trained; town of Manchester, have competitive sal­ surance, pension plan and tuition reimbur­ sement. Qualified candidates may apply at Janitorial Service Super­ Tkiik ibiit tki sick! you should look Into this offer. Thlsbu- County of Hartford, aries, good benefits, ex­ has immediate openings for teiephone visor — 7am-4pm, 3:30- State of Connecticut. sement. Qualified candidates may apply at our facility or send a resume WITH SALARY 22 Hours Per W eek slness Includes all repair equipment, Pursuant to on order of Hon. cellent atmosphere. If our facility or send a resume with salary hls- order people to take orders from our HISTORY AND TYPING SKILLS TO; 12pm. Knowledge of TkiRk ikiRt tki imilyl William E. FitzGerald, you are a"People tory to: Salary Plus Gas Allowance maintenance to supervise licenses, used cor lot. Located In on Judge, 0 hearing will be held Pleaser" we are inter­ established accounts. Basic office skills various locations. Must Tkink ikiit jRSt kRw iRcky yn iri! area ot good exposure on busy high­ on on application for tempo­ ested In talking with required. Applications are now being PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT have valid drivers license way. Coll us tor more Information. rary custody concerning o PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT SOUND INTERESTING? TkiRk ibiit iRiyiRi t kn$i! certain Minor Child born on you. Contact Betty Sul­ accepted between 8:30 am and 5:30pm. GERBER SCIENTIHC PRODUCTS, INC. and clean police record. August 29, 1964, wherein the GERBER SCIENTinC PRODUCTS, INC. You can be a Herald Area Adviser and handle and Send resume to P.Q. Box TkiRk ikut 1 5 riiR iRRtk mi 111 CiRcird Rd! Wi a n help pM baconw a livan. 649-4586, Ext. 200 151 Batson Drive Court's decision will affect and set up an appoint­ 151 Batson Drive Apply in person at: aupervise our carrier boys 6 girls. If you like kidt - 8073, Manchester, CT "REALE" PROFESSIONAU your Interests, If any, os In Manchester, CT 06040 want a little Independence and your ow 1 1ncome.. 06040 or call 646-6198. TkiRk ikut tin Rici RiiikborkNd! sold application on file more ment. E.O.E. Manchester, CT 06040 Call 646-45ZS. and aak lor Dan. fully appears, at the Court of DARI FARM ICE CREAM EOE M/F/H/V TkiRk iRd tkiRk-RRd tkiRk! Probate on October 2i, 1985 Part Time Secretary for D.F. BEALE, INC. at 2:00 P.M. HERITAGE 40 Tolland Stage Road Monday evenings and Sa­ TkiRk ibHt cilliRi 643-4263! Real Eatat# Mory Lou Toylor, turdays. Must be mature, 11S Ma SI. Ct. Clerk SAVINGS IsSF Tolland, CT 06084 typing, filing, answering TkiRk ikRRt kiyiRf TIT CiRCird Rd! TkiR di it! 444-4S1S 018-10 CALL 647-9946 or led, house­ public property and non-profit bound New Yorker. Leon Klingh- 643-1577. educational and hospital facilities The agencies said the prosec­ FOR SALE ences required. $450 plus 3 Room — Heat, hot channels for further Infor­ Four Family Tag Sale — hold Items, canning lars, offer, 69, was murdered by the four utor’s office also issued war­ utlllfles. Call after 5pm, in all of New Haven, New London water, stove, refrigera­ Manchester — 3 garages mation. Call Richard, 721- 140 South River Road, organ, oak dresser and Deluxe Mitsubishi Colt, Herald photo by Pinto Palestinian hijackers who seized rants for the arrest of the four 649-2803.______Coventry. Saturday, 9am- frame. 9am to 1pm. 200 and Middlesex counties and the tor, 3rd floor, security, available. Security, 7324. 1984 — 26K, 4 door hatch­ control of the luxury liner Achille hijackers of the liner, who are 4pm. It we don't have It - Lydall Street, communities of Westport, Bridge­ 5 Room Duplex — Stove, $375. Adults, no pets. Call alarm system. Storage back. Dual stick Clutch. Theunis Werkhoven, chairman of the proposed plan of development for Lauro Monday in the eastern already in Italian custody. MISCELLANEOUS you don't need It!! Manchester. White with maroon Inte­ port, K illingly. and Windham. refrigerator, wall to wall 649-2236.______only. McCavanagh I Southwest Property Owners Associa­ Manchester will increase densities in Mediterranean Sea. The ANSA news agency Reolty. 649-3800. rior. Sharp. $5,500. 528- O’Neill said he was especially By owner — 2 bedroom carpeting, $525 monthly Manchester — 5 room I FOR SALE Saturday, 10am-3pm. 15 As the Americans departed from quoted officials in the prosecu­ not Including heat and 6415. disappointed that no money had tion, points to map on the wall of the the area. He called on the residents to townhouse, IVa baths, duplex Ranch. 2 bed­ Earl Street, Moncheste- Cairo, the ship remained moored tor’s office as saying the war­ basement, appllanced kit­ utilities. 649-0692 after been made available for Hartford Keeney Street School cafeteria Friday speak against the plan at a public rooms, wall to wall ROOMMATES Lorge Dog House — r.(otf M iddle Tpke.) 1972 Mercury Montego — in the harbor at Egypt's Port Said, rants were expected to be chen. $58,000. 646-1533 for 6 p m . ______Tag Sale — A'llscellaneous County, where there was extensive 0 carpets. No utilities. $450. Brand new. Never been Clothes, books, ski boots, night. Speaking to about 200 residents hearing Wednesday. reportedly prevented from leaving WANTED Good running condition. damage. served Saturday by Deputy appointment.______Lease and security, avail­ used. $70 or best otter. linoleum remnants, toys, household Items, good by an Egyptian government order. Like Priyate Home — SVa Best offer. 6463907. Without federal help for other of the southwest part of town, he said a Prosecutor Luigi Carli, able November 1, 649-8236 Call 6465160 after 6pm.o vacuum cleaner. lunk, some furniture and The Egyptians earlier lifted a ILOTS/LAND room apartment. Base­ affected areas, the state could In Sicily, Italian authorities ment, appliances. Work- v after 6om. tack. October 12 & 13, Plymouth Reliant 82 ban forbidding any of the esti­ move in to provide some money, said the four hijackers of the I FOR SALE Ing single adult, married 6 New Storm windows, $40 10am-5pm. 7 Meadow Wagon — Rebuilt trans­ mated too passengers still on each. Patio doors, $100. Road, Bolto n. Near Town according to Howard G. Rifkin, a Achille Lauro were being ques­ couple. No children, pets.' mission. $3,600. Evenings, Petitions Beek PelUgrlnl’s ou8*3r board the ship from leaving. The Steady, Relloble Herald Wood and coal stove, $400 Center - Off Bolton Center top administration budget official. tioned in an undisclosed Manchester — Just two 643-2880.______643-9909. last six Americans aboard disem­ reporter seeks house or or best offer. 1978 M er­ Neighborhood — 25 Fami­ Road. O'Neill said the White House had location. lots tsftt In popular Moun­ Duplex 4 Room Apart­ apartment to share. Must barked Friday afternoon with two Manchester — Excellent 6 cury Capri for parts, $150. lies — Saddle, motorcy­ left open the possibility that the The prosecutor's office in tain Woods. Lot 3, 2.26 room apartment. 3 bed­ ment — with rec room, be In Manchester. Call cle, camper, car, furni­ 1980 Ford Van — 75,000 Spanish passengers. 742-7583.______declaration could be expanded to Genoa said the magistrates acres; Lot 4, 1.51 acres. rooms with stove. Refer­ nice area, no pets. $475. Kevin after 12:30pm, ture, household, and miles, 4 speed, 2gas tanks, After leaving the Achille Lauro. were out of the office and no one C Both lots wooded with Coll otter 4:30, 647-9616. power steering and cover other areas. ences, security, no pets. weekdays at 643-2711. 500 sq. ft. of Select white miscellaneous. Quarry Southwest residents meet the former American hostages was available for comment. road frontage. Price brakes, good condition. O’Neill said he would continue to $500 plus utilities. 649-4012 oak flooring. Call 742-6569. Brook Drive, South Wind­ October 17th, 9am-4pm. were taken to Cairo airport, where $39,900 each. Zinsser Manchester — Single bed­ Needs paint lob. $2,800. seek assistance for in