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EAST HARTFORD - gnj Simm^Slly speed, 6 cyl., soft top, 12,• ------Kids, pets ok, yard. Family sized three ^"9, ^ 000 miles. Elxcellent condi­ MODERN ONE References. 646-2834 5-7 bedroom house, Lall 87Z-1DU1. lu to Auto* For Sale 61 tion. Telephone after S Have YiMi BEDROOM apartment, p.m. appliances, yard, kids. p.m. 643-4686. SURPLUS JEEPS, CARS, busline, security and ------i------1 J50. Locators 236-5646. Cloudy tonight; Manchester, Conn. TRUCKS. Car Inventory references required, NEWER TWO BEDROOM (sm fee) W 1976 DODGE COLT An • valued $2143 sold for $100. . WAGON - good condition. showers Friday Thurs., Oct. 22, 1981 H eated. $350 monthly. D UPLEX - Built-in stove ------— B A S E M E N T S TO R AG E Similar bargains available. Telephone 646-3253. and refrigerator. Natural MANCHESTER - Huge AREA with dirt floors. $1600. Telephone 643-1494 Instrum ent Call for information, 602- TOLLAND after 5 p.m. — See page 2 25 Cents ------wood work, hard wood three bedroom home, pirgt room 18>A ft.xl5 ft.; 941-8014, Ext. 7816. Phone MANCHESTER - four floors. Business couple Basem ent, private second room'*23 ft.xl5Vi ft. M m l h call refundable. 18764231 64M67 ro o m a p a r t m e n t , preferred. No pets, securi- parking, children and pets $30 monthlv 64JW17 1973 F O R D CU STO M - Fo r redecorated. References {y 649-8778. ok. L o c a to rs , 236-5646 ■ ______' automatic transmission, CAD ILLAC - 1976 - Coupe a"9...security. $310 p lu s ------(fee). MANCHESTER - Several 1971 MAVERICK air, power steering, powr D e V ille - 72,000 m iles. Sale— ? Utilities. 649-4003. ^ ______Industrial Locations for GRABBER - Good condi­ brakes, three extra tires Good condition. $2700 or and wheels. $400 or best MANCHESTER HOME - 2 ]03se $1 10 oer souare ft Best offer. Telephone 742- tion. Excellent gas MANCHESTER - ^ b R, Won t last long. $340. In K *40 oer M u a S ft 6M’ mileage. Will pass inspec­ offer. 644-1162 after 5 p.m. 6800 - Keep trying. Call Excellent four room apart- TWO AND ONE HALF capitol Homes 236-5646. { q Ha?es ci^p^- tion. $550 firm . Call 646- m ent. fu ll applian ces R O O M S A V A I L A B L E ------tinn ^ 3172 after 4 p.m. kitcen. $430 includes heat IM M E D IA TE LY, heat, hot M A N C H E S T E R - !______AUTO LEASING R E N T A L - Oldies But Goodies Uotoreyclea-Bleycle* 84 fro**,.]!?, Telephone water appl^^s Call Excellent seven room MANCHESTER - Retail, Limited. Rent-A-Car. 1968 CAMARO 6 cyl., ^9-4003.______after 6 p.m. 646-3911. home for rent. Wall to wall storage, and/or maufac- $12.95 day, 100 free miles. automatic, 71 motor, runs KZ400 Deluxe 1978 Reagan against Automobiles bought, sold, good; Body in far condtion. KAWASAKI, fairing, MANCHESTER - THREE ROOM Ex?e®Ve"nt a'’re‘’a“.®'’$’4'56 ^T'oOO^^sq ®^Ver? rented. 323 Center Street, Good for parts or baggage-rack, saddle bags, Excellent five room, 2 APARTMENT - One per- monthly, telephone 649- reasonable Brokers Manchester. Telephone restorable. $400. Telephone low mileage. $1350. 688- bedroom apartment. No son preferred. $245 plus gas 4003. protected. Call Heyman 649-8623. 647-0908, Ask for Bill. 6201 Ask for Andrea. !® "c e s $350 plus h e a t. A p p lia n c e s . ------— f>roperties, 1-226-1206. utilities. Telephone 649- Available immediately. ASHFORD - Two 1974 GRAND TORINO 4003. Rose, 64^2482. bedrooms, fireplace, T.V*****” ****!*******^ ______i_------_ ' ------cellar, deck, lease. Wanted to Rent 57 excellent condition. Air conditioner, power MANCHESTER - Four VERNON - Two bedroom references, no pets. $360 r.**V,*******r«*VVr,^* steering, power brakes, global handout room apartment, second („ tw faily. Residential per month, two months WANTED TO RENT: asking $18()0 or best offer. James *DUTCH” Fogarty floor in two family. $350 area, carpeting, $295 plus security deposit. Utilities PARKING SPACE OR Call 643-1996 after 6:00. plus utilities. Security and heat. After 5:30 p.m., 872- not included. 528-4687. G ARAG E on North Street, Even before the official opening of references. Telephone 646- ^6 immediate area. Call Ask for Marc. CANCUN, Mexico (UPI) - Presi­ through international institutions 3333...... •...••••••••••••• g47.0753 after 5 p.m. DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE dent Reagan rejected a “Global such as the World Bank.. the two-day summit, both Haig and ------Home* tor Rent 54 Ottlcee-Store* tor Rent ------GOVERNMENT BOARD OF DIRECTORS Marshall Plan” for poor nations but Reagan rejected out of hand' an conference host Mexican President MANCHESTER - Two ...... P R O F E S S IO N A L W ITH SURPLUS CARS AND promised flexibility before the Austrian proposal for a “Global Jose Lopez Portillo, had already TRUCKS Now available b ed room , fir s t flo o r . VERNON - Heat included. N E W L Y R E N O V A T E D M A T U R E D og seek s. p ap jsp opening today of a 22-nation summit Marshall Plan” that would reassem­ pronounced it ” a success” because through government sales, Appliances. Central loca- King sized three bedroom 310 souare fee t o ffic e small, quiet apartment, on ways to help the world’s hungry. ble the American aid program that Reagan had overcome his reluc­ tion. deck. $325. No pets, with basement. Kid’s o.k. availa b le. Main S treet Parking, appliances, cable under $3W0. Call 1-714-569- tance to attend. 0241 Ext. 777 for your On the eve of the “ North-South” rebuilt Europe after World War II. Security, references. Call now Locators236-5646 location with ample desiretf 742-6684 after 4 Shortly after arriving in Cancun, directory on how to conference in the hot and humid He insisted that Washington was not Telephone 872-6675. (sm. fee) parking. Call 649-2891. p.m. Reagan jumped into casual attire purchase. Mexican island resort of Cancun, seeking to redistribute the world’s Secretary of State Alexander Haig riches, but "global economic and briskly plunged into a round of get-acquainted chats with Chinese said Wednesday that Reagan was growth.” willing to consider several proposals The 22-nation summit on bridging Prem ier Zhao Ziyang, India’s Indira Public records to narrow the gap between rich and the yawning gap between the Gandhi and the presidents of poor nations. world’s industrialized nations and Venezuela and Nigeria. A Mexican government their poorer cousins, generally in Between two three-hour summit spokesman said Reagan “ would be the south, has been given only a slim meetings today and a dinner party M'urranly dreilH Randy S. and Kathryn I. Inc. to Edward V. and Lisa F Pine St.. $1,900. swimming pool at 89 willing to listen to everyone’s point chance of achieving any sort of tonight. Reagan scheduled private Frances B. Jacobsen, Renander to Lynette Z. Hood, lot 18, map of To Anton and Mildred Helaine Road, $6,500. of view. He would defend his point of success. talks with Yugoslavian President trustee, to Patrick F, and Gallant, 55 Elro St., $58,- Weldon Estates, $70,400. Latawic for enlarging To Francis A. Sullivan view, but with flexibility.” Reagan himself predicted a Sergej Kraigher and Philippines Shawna K. Milne, unit 583- 000. Edward J. Sass to Kevin dormer at 19 Ash St., $5,- for wood and coal stove at UPl photo But Haig stressed Reagan would “ hostile atmosphere” at the sum­ leader Ferdinand Marcos. 9. Crest Condominiums. Frances B. Jacobsen, P. and Joyce N. Hood, 83 000. 15 Carpenter St., $728. 6 < l Reagan Wednesday hosted a not deviate from his opposition to mit, but amended his forecast on Joseph H. Smith Jr. to trustee, to Wellington C. Sass Drive, $97,500. To William Chapman for To Frederick W. Tedford reception in Cancun, Mexico, for leaders luncheon for Zhao and the two men DUTCH” Will Fight President Ronald Reagan talks with Prince any massive infusion of wealth or leaving Washington Wednesday, Carl R. Rozman, 205 Henry and Lucy Y. Lee, unit 571-3 Barney T. Peterman Sr. F.E. Fallow for reroofing for kitchen addition at 269 attending the North South Summit hit it off immediately, drinking Fahd of Saudi Arabia (left) and another technology from the United States saying his original assessment had St., $71,900. Crest Condominiums. and Barney T. Peterman and entranceway at 23 Spring St., $4,500. member of the Saudi delegation during a Conference. beyond what it now provides perhaps been “ too harsh.” toasts to each other. Marcel J. and Jacqueline Frances B. Jacobsen, Jr. to Eileen M. King, unit Gerard St.. $660. To R.T. Diamond Co. for For What’s Right! A. Binette to Patricia A. trustee, to Steven M. Caron 135 E d l r i d g e C o n ­ To Ronald Fiengo for John Reizian for additions Rady, unit in Northfield and Diane M. Keeney, unit dominiums, $37,500. vinyl siding at 15 Griswold at 394 Woodbridge St., $6,- Let’s Keep Him Punching. Green Condominiums, $69,- 571-2, Crest Con­ Herman M. Frechette, St., $4,700. 900. 500 dominiums. Albert R. Martin and To Patrick Reeves for YOTE FOR THE DEMOCRATIC TEAM Joseph L Swensson Jr. Frances B. Jacobsen, Gerald P. Rothman to wood stove at 168 W. TUESDAY, NOVEMRER 3RD. Police funding Today's Herald Police exam: Inc. to John S. and Susan C. trustee, to Stephen M. and Hervey A. Lavoie III and Center St., $1,000. Paid for by Tin Commlnw to tlwd J n w fogfty; Tw »ur»r Judy PHt» Tindall, lot 23, map of Deborah E. Brown, unit Billie H. Bauer, unit B6, To Verna Findley for Weldon Estates, $67,900. 583-10 Crest Con­ Oxford Court Con­ fence at 53 Thomas Dr., The show was grate.’ Barney T. Peterman Sr. dominiums. dominiums. $575. and Barney T. Peterman Lawrence E. Denette to I,In |H-m]ens To Craig Jensen for Tip­ minorities out When Manchester kids write thank-you letters to Jr to Robert and Susan H. Louis A. Vallieres, 88 Linda Schlichting against py Hyson for shed and becomes issue i l l ------n U r L H 3 t firemen, the results are hilarious. Page 13. Marcin. unit 135, Eldridge Hollister St.. $56,000. Robert Schlichting. dis­ dormer at 17 Margaret By Nancy Thompson who passed the test, Werbner said. Condominiums. Town of Manchester to Road, $5,400. £ Three black residents who attended solution of marriage. Donna R. Mercier. “ We’re wasting Herald Reporter Joseph L. Swensson Jr. A. Lee and Beverly B. Bur­ To Loftstrom Construc­ By Paul Hendrie the meeting said later they believed, Donna Jakusevich money on the SWAT team when we don’t Inc to Frank G. Fogarty tion Inc., for Multi-Circuits Herald Reporter Weathermen caught Only the top-ranking candidates from based on Tuesday’s meeting, that the ton, Senior Citizens Center, against Neal L. have the need. We need more men on the and Frances K. Inc. for additional the written police department exam w ill rankings Irom the written test would be 63 Linden St., $63,000. Jakusevich, dissolution of - - i Democratic Mayor Stephen T. Penny beat.” New York police say the arrest of longtime Klinkevich, lot 16, map of bathroom at 203 Sheldon be interviewed for four job openings. thrown out and all candidates who Blanchard and Rossetto marriage. this morning accused the Republicans of Earlier this year, there were two in­ Weatherman fugitive Kathy Boudin in a Brinks Weldon estates. Road, $4,000. Personnel Director Steven R. Werbner passed the written and agility tests con­ Construction Inc. to Jo Ann creating a “ phony issue” when they cidents when the SWAT team was called holdup led them to a New Jersey apartment full of Joseph L. Swensson Jr. To Concetto Intagliata said Wednesday. sidered equally. M. Bryant, unit B, Grove Building permilH pledged to revamp the police department in to disarm disturbed people holed up in “ bomb-making materials.” Page 3. Inc to Raymond M. Zig- for roof repair at 167 That procedure w ill in effect eliminate ” I understood it that by opening it to Park Condominiums, $49,- To Frechette, Martin if they win a majority on Nov. 3. buildings. mond, lot 28, map of Hawthorne St., $2,000. three minority candidates from con-, all 6fi candidates, everybody was back 900. and Rothman Inc., And Democratic Deputy Mayor But Mrs. M ercier said those incidents Weldon Estates. To Arthur S. Lassow for sideration since their scores were in the into consideration,” said Thurman Roun­ Joseph L. Swensson Jr. Realtors for fence at 82 A- Stephen T. Cassano charged the did not prove the need for a SWAT team. JAMES McCAVAIMH mcaiECiio Arthritis help lower half of those who passed the test. tree, a resident who was involved in Dapuiy Mnor Baeralary Republicans with “ cheating a fear cam­ ” I understand that both situations Town Tiaaaurar The procedure contradicts the im­ recruiting minority applicants to take Board of nraden Beard el Dtradara paign.” were under control before the SWAT Millions of people who suffer from rheumatoid pressions received by black residents the police test. Republican candidates for the Board of arthritis may be helped by radiation. Page 20. team arrived,” she said. and a Herald reporter at a meeting Some members of the Human Directors, in a Wednesday afternoon Democratic Director James R. Tuesday, who said they believed all can­ Relations Commission, however, said press conference, said they would McCavanagh, the board’s liasion to the didates who passed the test would go they clearly understood the rankings VOTERS OF MANCHESTER strengthen the police department by ad­ police department, disagreed. In sports through the full review process and be from the written test would determine ding to the detective division, hiring "Those two incidents were very considered for the positions. which candidates would advance through DID more patrol officers and reviewing the critical,” he said. “ The SWAT team was Manchester High School hooters are only a win The results of the written test and the the selection process, but at least one police budget line-by-line. away from qualifying for a tournament berth .... STAY DN THE RIGHT TRACK very effective and may have saved town’s efforts to hire its first minority said there was confusion at the meeting. But the Democrats contended this lives.” and Manchester Community College wins its eighth police officer were discussed Tuesday at Commission member Joseph Sweenev morning that most of the Republican Democratic candidate James “ Dutch” straight. Page 9. a meeting of the town Human Relations had understood that the rankings would suggestions either have been im­ Fogarty said most of the SWAT team’s Commission. Werbner revealed that 6.3 still apply because of procedures spelled plemented already or are in the works. DON’T RE MISLED equipment — including bulletproof vests applicants, including three minority out in the town’s personnel regulations. They also defended the recently and sophisticated firearms — would be Index members, had passed the written test. " I t ’s impossible for the town to revise created Special Weapons and Tactics YOU KNOW needed with or without the special unit. Werbner also said that agility tests — the rules now,” Sweeney said, adding. ’ ’I Unit and motorcycle patrols from The Democrats also rapped the If: Entertainment . . . . . 17 the next step in the selection process — had right along assumed that the test Republican attacks. lo t t e r y ...... 2 Republicans for calling the $35,000 .. 18 would be administered only to the 3f> can­ (ranks) included a written and oral test. ELECT THE DEMOCRATS The Republicans said the new units are purchase of three motorcycles a mis­ . . 21 Obituaries ...... 8 didates who scored highest on the I was shocked to learn only the written expensive luxuries and argued that the take. P eo p letalk ...... 2 22-23 written test. test was included in the ranking.” money would be spent better on a beefed S ports...... 9-12 AL SIEFFERT’S offers one of the DiRosa, while conceding that he and C o m ic s ...... 19.. 19 At the request of the commission and Commission member Elizabeth up patrol division. other Republican directors made the Television ...... 4 .. .6 the residents present at the meeting, the “ This is not New York and it is not PleuHC turn to page 8 agility test will be offered to everyone areas largest selections of Top THEY PRODUCE! Boston,” said Republican candidate Please turn lo page 8 APPLIANCES at LOW DISCOUNT PRICES!! A. FISCAL RESPONSIBILITY TAXES are low because spending is tighti Search begins for ork

lUP TO *50.001 1. Democrats increase 1981-1982 Town Budget W INFIELD , Kan. (U P I) - Like It won’t be the first major 1974 photographs of what appears to NOW the characters in the hit movie, four religious relic sought by Crotser. He be a ship atop Mount Ararat in only 5a6% “ Raiders of the Lost Ark” leave also claims his group previously Turkey. TTie object is the same size their dusty Kansas religious com­ found the site of Noah’s Ark, the as the Bible’s description of Noah’s 2. National inflation rate is 15% mune F ri^y on a real-life search Tower of Babel and the first city of Ark and is made of the same wood, for the missing relic. Adam. he said. The 1975 movie, ” In Search 3. Per capita spending In Manchester Is loerest in the The destination of Tom Crotser “ After we actually went to these of Noah’s Ark,” was based on his REBATES! and three followers is an un­ biblical places and examined them search. State for all towns with 40,000 to 60,000 peoiple. disclosed site in the Middle Blast. ourselves, the desire to bring out the His expedition to find the lost Ark Their object is to return to the truth of these biblical artifacts grew of the Covenant will cost $25,000. To SPEOAL REBATES BRING THESE Jewish people the lost Ark of the in my heart even more,” Crotser fund it and other research projects, B. CREATIVE THINKING PUTS TOWN Covenant, the gold-and-wood chest says. “ It put a fire in me to restore the institute owns a construction BUILDINGS TO WORK FOR YOUl allegedly containing the original th e ^ things and to bring out the firm called The Christian Company GE PRICES stone tablets of the Ten Com­ literal truth.” and runs a small convenience store GOOD THINGS TO Crotser, while detailing his past on the outskirts of its Kansas settle­ in effect mandments. 1. Vacant Buckland School has a buyer. Town to gain If the ark ever did exist — and expeditions, pointed to a series of ment. during $145,0001 ther« is considerable debate about LIFE FOR LESS!! that among religious historians and Rebate Days! 2. Vacant Linden St. Center has a buyer. Town to gain archaeologists—it has been missing $63,0001 for about 25 centuries. A p p e a l l i k e l y But Crotser claims his Institute 3. Vacant South School turned over to Lutz Junior for Restoring Ancient History Inter­ \ Museum for their New Home! national — a commune of 53 men HARTFORD (UPI) - Connec­ tors, and clinics involved. and women dedicated to hard work ticut is likely to appeal a Superior Press said the court didn’t ap­ and prayer who live on a 210-acre Court ruling that it pay for abortions prove the wording in the form until tract of land near the Oklahoma of welfare mothers, even though Tuesday. He said the notice w ill be border — has pinpointed the location welfare officials have agreed to included in checks mailed to welfare of the ark through extensive comply with the order, a spokesman recipients at the end of the month research of scriptures and other says. and the other parties w ill be notified religious documents. Stephen Press, director of before Nov. 1. Crotser’s searbh for the ark has medical care administration in the “ It can’t be done in the snap of a taken him to ’Ethiopia to study the Department of Income finger,” he said. Coptic versions of the Bible, to Maintenance, confirmed Wednesday New Haven Superior Oqurt Judge Turkey to study a prophet’s book, the agency would comply with the Robert Berdon issued a temporary and to Israel to study ancient maps. temporary injunction that overrides injunction Oct. 9 ordering t)^ state CLOSED SUNDAY qqqv The 49-year-oId commune leader the state’s strict abortion policy. to pay for abortions of v4vlfare "The state is likely to appeal,” he mothers. A FAMILY DAY L EDWARD TOINEL said there is no doubt he has finally TONIGHT Til R JMBHNMrr ARNOLD KLEMSCIMBT BARBARA WEIBER6 UPI photo said. The state stopped paying two i "TONIGHTirfs 647.9998647-9998 ;,y.^^ Dasfd af Mradapa Town CiMk pinpointed the artifact’s location. ^ MON., THURS. TIL 9 The actual excavation, he said, will Press said the DIM will mail the years ago when the U.S. SupreriW necessary notices out to the 225,(W0 Court ruled the federal govemmenfv 45 HARTFORD RD U U M&NCHFSTFR pp| q ..... Tom Crotser, leader of a religious group that Covenant, explains previous searches he be performed only by the Jewish ELECT THE ENTTr E DEMOCRATIC TEAM NOV. 3 believes it has pinpointed the Ark of the has made for biblical artifacts people. welfare recipients, hospitals, doc­ didn’t have to pay for the abortions. [HD Of KffMfY • M (K[[ ST. TUES„ WED., SAT. TIL 5 to baib fob by tub bbhocbatic tb w i coiminBi - bbul a. ewHxiM. tbbab, ______\ THl PlOPLl WHO BBIRC YOU LOW PRKIS 6, PIR50MAL SfKVICl iiunit st hit \

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News Briefing MATTVI t o Agents study reason Airline will shut down for Brinks holdup FAin BOSTON (UPI) — Air New England is NEW YORK (UPI) - FBI agenU In addition to Ms. Durant, police authorities. going out of business, blaming its demise J p u m ------H-J and police today investigated the hunted today for up to four other, Miss Boudin — who pleaded for on the professional air traffic controllers IH ami possibility that a $1.6 million ar­ suspects possibly involved in the her life and blamed her accomplices strike. mored car holdup, resulting in the roUiery and shootings. for the slayings of the two police of­ The short-hop airline company which WCAINtM FOTOCAiT • capture of Weather Underground Police Commissioner Robert ficers during Tuesday’s shootout, specializes in flights to Cape Cod and furtive Kathy Boudin, was carried McGuire and FBI Deputy Assistant according to the New York City cor­ other regional stops, notified employees Vt e h p out to finance radical political ac­ Director Kenneth Walton said they rections officer who captured her— Wednesday operations would cease Oct tivities. were actively investigating the gave police a false name following Sadat death 31. Miss Boudin, 38, and three others possibility that the holdup was her arrest. A fingerprint check dis­ Company officials held a management were charged Wednesday with the carried out to finance radical closed her true identity, however. part of plot? meeting earlier at headquarters at Weather terrorist-style holdup and the political activities. As a member of the radical Boston’s Logan International Airport. slayings of two police officers and a The New York Daily News Weather Underground, she had been About 400 persons are expected to lose CAIRO, Egypt {UPD — Moslem Brinks security guard during a reported today that both the FBI on the run since the 1970 oplosion of extremists who assassinated President their jobs, including many who work at a shootout Tuesday in suburban and police believe the Weather a Grewiwich Village bomb factory Anwar Sadat intended to kill other E g ^ maintenance facility in Hyannis. Rockland County. Underground and the Black Libera­ that killed three people. tian leaders and seize power to establish Air New England has b ^ n negotiating Today’s forecast ’The arrests led police to an Blast tion Army may have formed a new Another suspect in Tuesday’s a funamentalist regime like that of with Wright Airlines, a Midwest carrier, Orange, N.J., apartment, where radical group called the “May 19 holdup and shooting, Judith Clark, Ayatollah Ruhollah I^omeini in Iran, a for a possible sale. ’The termination Partly sunny today. Highs in the mid to upper 60s. they found a bomb manual, weapons Coalition,” which is responsible for 31, was convicted of “mob action” state-controlled publication said today. letter said some of the routes might be Mostly cloudy tonight with a chance of showers late at and diagrams of six New York City the holdup. May 19 is the birthday of as a result of the Weather Two dud hand-grenades and spe^y picked up by Wright. night. Lows in the mid 40s. Friday mostly cloudy with police stationhouses. No explosives Chinese leader Mao ’Tse-’Tung. Underground’s violent “Days of security measures to safeguard vital A copy of the letter was posted on the showers. Breezy with highs around 60. Southerly winds were discovered, however. Police said the New Jersey apart­ Rage” demonstration in Chicago in bulletin board of ANE’s maintenance around 10 mph today and tonight, IS to 20 mph Friday. ment searched Wednesday was 1969, authorities said. government installations following 4 A white Oldsmobile used in the UPI photo area and blamed the closing on “huge Sadat’s murder during a military parade holdup of the Brinks armored car rented to a woman identified as ’Two other suspects were initially Oct. 6 thwarted the conspiracy, the deficits which continue to accumulate was traced to the East Orange “Nina Lewis.” Neighbors inter­ identified as James Lester and have made it impossible for the com­ Hackford, 31, and Samuel Brown, Longtime fugitive radicai Kathy Boudin (ieft), Wednesday. The three were charged with 2 apartment and FBI agents said they viewed by UPI said the woman did weekly magazine Al-Mussawar said. pany to stay in business.” murder in the terrorist-style $1.6 million The report showed Sadat’s slaying in­ Extended outlook were searching for Caroll Durant, not, however, resemble pictures of but police were unsure of their true James Hackford and Judith Ciark are taken Company officials also reportedly said volved a much wider conspiracy than the the owner of the car. Miss Boudin shown them by identities. to Nyack, N.Y., poiice headquarters Brinks holdup. the air traffic controllers strike led to Extended outlook for New England Saturday through government of his successor. President Monday: Hosni Mubarak, has acknowledged thus such intense competition between air­ lines they could not afford to match Maggachuselta, Rhode Igland and Conneclieut; far. ticket prices with reduced flights. (Generally fair and cool weather through the period. ’The extremist organization responsi­ Daytime highs will be in the upper 40s to mid 50s. Over- Decline ble belonged to the Takfir Wal Higra fac­ n i^ t lows will be in the 30s Saturday, mid 20s to mid 30s Weinberger warns our allies tion, which holds the state and the com­ UPI photo Sunday and 30s again Monday.. 2 munity to be heretics and preaches tem­ FAA appeals Vermont: Rain or snow showers likely Saturday, fair LONDON (UPI) - U.S. Defense decision to deploy new nuclear- dated U.S. nuclear missiles. Weinberger said “unilateral aban­ porary retreat from society by its Sunday, a chance of showers Monday. Colder. Highs in GNP Secretary Caspar Weinberger tipped missiles in Britain and four “We recognize the difficulties donment” of the decision to deploy members to train and prepare for Here’s how it goes from the 30s in the northern mountains to the mid 50s seizure of power, the magazine said. benefits ruling warned the European allies today oUier European countries. faced by democracies in countering the 572 new missiles “would send southeast. Lows in the 20s to the mid 30s. they face destruction through inac­ ’The protest, led by the Campaign a military challenge of the very clear and unfortunate signals Clown Sibley Brederman of Cincinnati, Ohio, (left) shows Jake Wang of Maine and New Hampshire: Chance of showers or HARTFORD (UPI) — ’The Federal debated tion if they fail to rearm to confront for Nuclear Disarmament, dis­ magnitude posed today,” to the Soviet leadership about the Boston how to juggle during the Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Aviation Administration is appealing flurries north and mountains Saturday otherwise fair tributed a leaflet saying, “From the Weinberger said. “Tom between West's intentions. through the period. Highs near 40 north to 50 south. a Soviet military challenge of un­ Iran rejects Bailey Circus clown audition in Boston Wednesday. The circus accepts Labor Commissioner P. Joseph Peraro’s precedented proportions. land that brought you MacDonald’s defense expenditures and legitimate oniy 60 of more than 5,000 appiicants each year for its Ciown College. decision to grant unemployment benefits Lows in 25 to 35. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Even comes ... ’The Caspar Weinburger, social and economic goals, many “An alliance will disintegrate if with a second consecutive quarterly “We are no longer dealing with to fired air traffic controllers. armed forces whose quality is far complete with radiation relishes, are tempted to blind themselves to nothing holds it together except the Velayatl drop in the gross national product, ’The appeal is based on the FAA’s below that of our own,” he said. MX pickle. Cruise krtchup. Trident the real risks — destruction through memory of a past common danger.” belief that the controllers committed a National forecast private analysts are still not sure sauce. ...” inaction. ANKARA, Turkey (UPI) — Iran’s the United States is in a recession. ‘“The needed balance is now serious­ Weinberger spoke 24 hours after Liquor, cigarette taxes mulled felony when they struck nationwide Aug. ly tipp«l against us.” Although some of Weinberger’s “What is clear from all analyses parliament today rejected U.S.-educated By United Press Little Rock r 77 Whatever the situation. the NATO allies stood firmly behind 3, making them ineligible under state International 59 Weinberger made the comments rhetoric is familiar to Congress, he ... is that we face today a Soviet Ali Akbar Velayati’s appointment as City & Fest H i L o P e p Los Angeles c 7 9 60 Republican and Democratic leaders U.S. efforts to deescalate the “rapid law to receive the benefits, said AllMjquerque pc S3 37 .A Louisville r 72 51 delivered an unusually tough speech military challenge of unprecedented prime minister to replace Mohammed WASHINGTON (UPI) - ’The 8-cents-a- President Reagan recently told are blaming each other for it. in an address prepared for the Royal rate” of Soviet rearmament by Congress he needs an additional $13 Lawrence Sullivan, attorney for the Anchorage cy « 38 .72 M emphis r 75 56 Institute of International Affairs at meant for European ears and timed proportions.” Reza MahdaviKani, a Majlis spokesman pack federal tax that consumers pay on Asheville cy 72 39 Miami Bech pc 81 74 ’The third quarter decline in the emphatically reaffirming their deci­ FAA’s New England Region. A t l a n t a p c to respond to the swelling tide of In a reference to calls for disar­ said. cigarettes may go up as a result of the billion in budget cuts and $3 billion in tax 74 54 Milwaukee pc 46 31 GNP was 0.6 percent, not half as Chatham House, where a sion to deploy the new missiles and government’s fight to hold the line on the "enhancements’’ to hold the fiscal 1982 Federal law makes participation in a Billings pc SB 22 Minneapolis pc 44 2 3 demonstration was expected “to neutralism in Europe that could mament as a means of appeasing The parliament turned down the 36- Birminghani cy 7B SI Nashville r 76 51 steep as the second quarter drop of seek arms control talks with the budget deficit to his goal of $43.1 billion. strike against the U.S. government a protest America’s unwillingness to adversely affect NATO’s 1979 deci­ the Soviet missile buildup. year-old pediatrician by a vote of 80-74 budget. B o s t o n p c 72 SI New Orleans r 81 5 9 1.6 percent, the (Commerce Depart­ Kremlin at the same time. felony, Sullivan said Wednesday. He BrownsviII Tx.r BB 73 New Yoilt pc , 68 54 Caspar Weinberger halt the arms race” and NA’TO’s sion to confront the Soviets with un­ with 38 abstentions, the spokesman said. Senate Finance Committee (Tiairman His proposed tax package would increase ment reported Wednesday. Bob Dole said Wednesday higher excise revenues by about $22 billion over the added, though, “We’re not saying we’re B u f f a l o r SB 40 .08 Ofclabom Cty r 68 43 There was no immediate word on Chrlstn • S.C. pc 71 62 O m a h a p c 49 28 Economists generally agreed the going to prosecute them for these Pbiladelpnia pc reasons for the unexpected vote, which taxes on cigarettes and alcohol, along next three years. Charltt N.C. pc 7 2 46 89 45 economy was worsening, if only with fewer consumer interest deduc­ ’The administration suggested closing felonies.” C h i c a r o c y 52 37 .16 P b o m i x c 88 6 0 could prove a setback for new President G e v e l a n d r 61 45 Pittsburgh cy 67 SO because the end of the quarter — Hojjatoleslam Sayed Ali Khamenei. tions, were “real options’’ for raising some business tax loopholes, speeding up C o l u m b u s r 71 46 Portland M. cy 68 41 September — was accompanied by a corporate income tax payments and D a l l a s r 77 56 I'.W Portland Ore. c 67 37 Velayati’s nomination Monday had federal revenues. Providence pc Autonomy talks begin D e n v e r c y 36 35 .M 69 43 combination of bad economic surprised observers who were expecting ’The Kansas Republican told Cable eliminating “obsolete” tax incentives Dcs Moines cy S2 34 Richmond pc 76 42 omens. Spending decreased sharply, Mahdavi-Kani to continue in his post. News Network he is confident Congress such as the credit taxpayers get for in­ Electric Boat D e t r o i t r SB 39 "m St. Louis r • 7D 44 factory production cuts were stalling home insulation and storm win­ D u l u t h s 32 43 .01 Salt Lake Cityc 60 M will approve some type of tax increases E l P a s o c y 79 49 .13 San AnUmio c 77 64 widespread and housing construc­ to help reduce the M eral deficit, but he dows. to build sub Hartford pc 71 43 San Diego pc 72 62 tion was at its third lowest level on does not expect any action until early But Republican tax writers in the H o n o l u l u c S 73 San Franese pc 61 51 Indianapolis r 72 48 San Juan pc 69 74 record for the month. with full delegations Moon back next year. House and Senate have actively dis­ WASHINGTON (UPI) — ’The Navy, Jackson Miss, r 77 55 S e a t t l e c 60 44 Virtually every administration His committee will hold hearings later couraged the administration from burying the hatchet with Electric Boat, Jacksonville pc 81 62 S p o k a n e c SO a Kansas City cy 57 37 Washington cy 7 3 54 spokesman with a forum Wednesday ’TEL AVIV, Israel (UPI) — Egyp­ Hie Israeli Foreign Ministry said ‘“The next few weeks will be this year, he said. And Dole predicted seeking action on a tax bill this year, has picked the firm as sole source for Las Vegas c 83 S6 W i c h i t a c y S5 41 had the word “recession” written critical,” Haig said, according to in states fearing it would be used as a vdiicle. to tian, Israeli and American experts it was trying to confirm that the tax increases "would take effect no construction of the fourth 688-class sub­ into briefing papers, testimony and Secretary of State Alexander Haig Eban. later than April 1.” defer the tax cut already passed. marine authorized by Congress last started a difficult round today in NEW YORK (UPI) - ’The Rev. Sun news conferences, echoing Presi­ their 29-month-old search for a self- had urged Israel to make an in­ Israel Radio also said U.S. am­ fiscal year, Sen. John H. Chafee, R-R.I., dent Reagan’s weekend declaration itiative in the talks between the bassador Samuel Lewis told Myung Moon, the Unification Church said t^ a y . rule plan for Palestinians of the founder who left the United States the that a “light recession” was under West Bank and Gaza Strip, occupied three countries — the first since the Minister of Religious Affairs Yosef Chafee said Navy Secretary John way. slaying of Egyptian President Burg, who is responsible for the day after his indictment on tax evasion Lehman Jr., would announce the agree­ by Israel in the 1967 Six-Day War. Marijuana'use drops again Commerce Secretary Malcolm Anwar Sadat. talks, that Washington wanted to charges, returned to attend his arraign­ ment today at a Pentagon news con­ Lottery A Foreign Ministry spokesman at ment today. Baldrige responded with a “yes” to the downtown Tel Aviv hotel where ’The Israel Radio report from New push the talks forward to strengthen WASHINGTON (UPI) - The number from making a rapid choice between two ference. He said it wilt also allow Elec­ a reporter’s question about whether York said Haig told former Israeli Mubarak. Moon and his wife, Hak Ja Han, flew tric Boat to submit contract options for the talks were being held said the of high school seniors who smoke alternatives. he. agreed with the president. Foreign Minister Abba Eban ‘The new round in the 29-month UPI photos Wednesday from his home in South future construction authorized by three negotiating teams began Korea to New York’s Kennedy Airport. marijuana dropped for the third con­ Dr. William Pollin, director of the Numbers drawn in New 5914. Baldrige added he thought a reces­ meeting at 6:30 a.m. EDT and would ’Tuesday that Washington changed search for a self-rule plan for secutive year, a leading drug abuse of­ National Institute of Drug Abuse, headed Congress in this year’s budget. England Wednesday: Rhode Island daily: 4172. sion had been in progress “for some its priority after Sadat’s death from Palestinians in the West Bank and Correction Looking glum, he dodged reporters as ’The senator, himself a former Navy meet for 1V5 hours. well as church members and left the Pan ficial reports. a list of professional witnesses testifying Connecticut daily: 034. Vermont daily: 746. time” — a result of the previous ‘“Then, it’s wait and see,” he said. an anti-Soviet alliance in the Middle Gaza Strip, occupied by Israel in the The report was coupled with a warning Wednesday at the Senate Labor and secretary, said the decision means the Maine daily: 225. Massachusetts daily: D em ocratic a d m in istra tio n ’s East to the Palestinian problem and 1967 Six-Day war, was expected to Rear Admiral James Nance (right) was incorrectly identified in American Airways terminal in a “troubles are behind us as far as the “Perhaps there will be talks in the limousine, followers by two cars filled by a psychiatrist that pilots suffer Human Resources’ Alcoholism and Drug New Hampshire daily: 4178. excesses. afternoon.” progress in the autonomy talks. be difficult. The Herald Wednesday as Army Ma|. Gen. Robert Schweitzer enough “severe deterioration” with one Abuse subcommittee hearing on the Navy and Electric Boat are concerned. Baldrige’s long-range forecast Citing a need to strengthen Moshe Arens, chairman of with men. EB is back in the attack submarine Before the talks opened, Israeli (left). James assumed Schweitzer’s duties on the National marijuana cigarette to crash their effects of marijuana on youth. Pollin grew slightly more pessimistic, Sadat’s successor Hosni Mutorak, parliament’s Foreign Affairs and A church spokesman said 5,000 of his business.” radio reported Washington had told Security Council after the general was transferred to the Pen­ followers would show up outside U.S. planes. said the percentage of high school seeing an economic upturn within Israel to be flexible in the talks to Haig reportedly said ‘ Israel should Defense Committee, said the Israeli Eiectric Boat is the largest private the first half of next year, rather and Egyptian positions were tagon for failing to clear a harshly worded anti-Soviet speech District Court in Manhattan for today’s Additionally, the psychiatrist said seniors using marijuana daily dropped strengthen Egyptian President make'Some imtiative to produce the with his superiors. there was evidence that marijuana leads from 10.7 percent in 1978 to 10.3 percent employer in Rhode Island and second than the first quarter and an 8 per­ progress that is needed. “almost 180 degrees apart.” hearing on charges Moon failed to report largest in Connecticut. ’The company Hosni Mubarak. $112,000 in interest earned on $1.6 million to car accidents, causes people with im­ in 1979 and to 9.1 percent in 1980, and that cent unemployment rate by year’s paired heart functions to suffer chest preliminary 1981 figures continue to claimed it needed promises of more Almanac end. in accounts at the Chase Manhattan work from the Navy to avoid future Bank between 1973 and 1975. pain more quickly and hinders a user show this downward trend. Speaker of the House Thomas P. layoffs of workers. O’Neill took the floor of the House Wednesday to underline that a Byrd opposes Polish unrest spreads Republican president had By United Press International acknowledged a recession was in Today is ’Thursday, October 22, the 295th day of 1981 WARSAW, Poland (UPI) protest the dismissal of monitored in London. He threatened a wider progress. strike in the southwest city with 70 to follow. sale of AWACs — Polish authorities issued several unionists and Wroclaw transit O’Neill, D-Mass., said Reagan had an unprecedented ban on threatened a general strike workers, angered by the if the unionists were not Peopletaik ’The moon is moving toward its new phase. “nonchalantly” described the ’The morning stars are Mercury, Mars, Jupiter and all gatherings in one today of 400 plants if they Wednesday arrests, freed. economic status as a recession and WASHINGTON (UPI) — Breaking his long silence. Senate Solidarity's full 107- Saturn. province but unrest spread were not reinstated. walked out at midnight. A “today, the government made it of­ Democratic Leader Robert Byrd announced his opposition to the through more than half of After more than 1,000 similar crackdown by member national Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, were deep in ’The evening star is Venus. ficial — we’re in a recession, a real administration’s proposed sale of AWACS radar planes to Saudi Sight night ’Those bom on this date are under the sign of Libra. Poland today, with transit people protested the arrest police in the city of leadership commission, discussion as they toured the lot. recession.” Arabia, and thereby made President Reagan’s selling job tougher. elected earlier this month, The topic was not movie hits or even Russian first Hungarian composer Franz Liszt was bora October employees striking in one of up to six union activists Katowice caused a riot ’The line “1 saw the light” from the song “Moonlit On Capitol Hill, economist Reagan had just left for Cancun, Mexico, Wednesday, when the Tuesday by 5,000 angry faced a Communist Party strike capability. It was the hit and strikeout 22nd, 1811. city aiid 150,000 workers in the city of Wroclaw, Skies” took on new meaning as sung by Ella Lawrence Chimerine, head of Chase West Virginia Democrat announced his decision on the Senate workers. demand that the union capability of the Los Angeles Dodgers and Montreal On this date in history: threatening to shut down provincial authorities Fitzgerald Tuesday at the Night for Light gala. ’The Econometrics of Bala Cynwyd, Pa., floor. “It was not unexpected,” said Reagan’s spokesman in another province. there banned all public “ You know, first retreat from its present Elxpos, who were playing the final National League In 1836, (jeneral Sam Houston was sworn in as the told the Joint Economic Committee singer’s sight was threatened twice in recent years ‘ Washington, Larry Speakes. , , . . . . .u . t It was the first such ban demonstrations and the Katowice, then Wroclaw, policy. The Party accused playoff game that day. first president of the Republic of Texas. that whatever was happening was but preserved in two major operations. In 1962, President John F. Kenndy announced an arnos “I do not believe this sale serves the best interest of the Umted on union activities since sale of alcohol to prevent and we are just waiting to the union of trying to seize First stop on the tour was the “M-A-S-H” set, nothing new. “If this is a recession, power and called for a ban “1 always knew she was the best,” said Lena blockade of Cuba after Soviet missiles were discovered SUtes. (Juite the contrary, I beUeve it places terae interests ui Solidarity was formed in more trouble, Warsaw se e where next,” a Home, rushing in from her Broadway show to pre­ where Alan Alda, Loretta Swit and Mike Farrell it really is a recession that began in jeopardy,*’ said Byrd in a speech that criticized the ad- on all strik«. joined in. Finally a $50 pool was organized on the on the Communist island 90 miles from Florida. August 1980 and coincided Radio said in a report Solidarity spokesman said. sent Ella an award for her fund raising on behalf of 1978 to 1979.” ministration’s neglect of the Camp David peace process in favor of wite a crucial meeting of game. The winner: Gerald R. Ford. In 1988, the three Apollo-seven astronauts splashed ’Two leading economists, George Boston’s Eye Research Institute. down after an 11-day orbital flight. a hardline antiSoviet stance. the union leaders today to Jazz great Eubie Blake, basketball’s Dave Perry of the Brookings Institution I “In my esUmation, if the AWACS sale were to proceed at this consider national strike ac­ In 1973, the AFL-CIO and the American Bar Associa­ and John Rutledge, head of the DeBusschere and crooner Tony Bennett were time, the Saudis would lose, the Israelis would lose, the Egyptians tion. tion called for President Nixon to resign or be im­ Claremont Economic Institute that among the celebrities on hand to honor her. Quote of the day peached as the Watergate furor grew. would lose, the Jordanians would lose, and ultimately, the United Polish television I MJINCKSTER PROPERTY OWNERS I Other awards went to Georgette Klinger, the skin Vleveloped much of the ad­ States would lose.” Pat Boone, of the white teeth,and white bucks, reported strikes or strike care authority, and William Bembach, head of the '(■3 ministration’s early economic plan­ With Byrd United Press International now counts 54 senators threats in 28 of Poland’s 49 Doyle Dane ^m bach ad agency, for their work in has written a song entitled, "Are There Any More ning, endorsed the use of the term, against or leaning against the Saudi arm s package. TTie same count i, ASSOCIATION Squares Out There?” “ I wrote it in-self-defenM,” provinces, mostly over raising funds for eye research. finding complete agreement from has 40 senators for the sale and six undecided. food shortages. But the BMne, self-styled square, explained to variety the committee’s chairman. Rep. Opponents must have at least 51 votes to veto the sale or it goes sudden police attack on un­ » INVITES ALL TAXPAYERS T O A « show host Mike Douglas. “I work out every mor­ Henry Reuss, D-Wls. thrmirii, despite a 301-111 rejection by the House last w ^ . ning and every evening. I eat vegetables and grains iianfl|PBtgr HfraUi ion information activities Best dressed Another leading private economic Byrd’s decision was immediately welcomed by OKwnents to the produced mass confron­ f ______PUBLIC MEETING______« and I drink milk — all those sqrare things. I’d been forecaster, Otto Eckstein of Data p r o p ^ $8.5 billion sale of five Airborne Warning and Control hearing the word ‘square’ bandied about for so long Official Manchettar Newtpaper tations two days in a row. America’s best dressed statesman is not Presi­ Resources, Inc. of Lexington, System aircraft and an F-15 enhancement package. Some 150,000 wra-kers in ^ WHEN— Friday — Oct. 23rd — at 8dK) P.M. T and I realized that a lot of nice things are square. Mass., said of the president’s dent Reagan. It’s Secretary of State A1 Haig. USPS 327-500 Vol. Cl, No. 19 “I believe this is a crucial turning point in the debate, said Zielona Gora province in Buildings and countries have been built from T remark, “I think he was wise to de­ r WHERE— Whiton Library maatlng room - North Main 8t ^ ^ says Alfonso Caprio, president of the Custom Assistant Senate Democratic Leader Alan Cranston of California, western Poland struck for squares and square foundations. ’The word needn’t Published dally except Sunday and certain holidays by fang the issue instead of letting a a* W HAT— Tha aubfact wHI ba tha ralarandum quastiona «• Tailors Guild of America, in announcing the 34th the Democrats’ key vote counter. ______an hour Wednesday to be so derisive; it ought to be a compliment instead. the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, long controversy develop.” annual poll of Guild members to name the 10 best Manchester, Conn. 06040'. Semnd class postage paid at ' 1. Paramadica at a coat of $309,000. • dressed men in America. So I wrote the song to poll the audience to see just T 2. Town Garaga at a coat of $825,000. 7 how many squares there are out there.” Manchester, Conn. POSTMASTER: Send address Speaking of Reagan, Caprio said, “He simply changes to ’The Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, Rapraaantatlvaa of tha Emargancy Madical «» doesn’t know how to dress, therefore seldom looks <• WHO— Manchester, Conn. 06040. Council and tha Town Dapt. of Public Worka. • presidential. He ought to consult with Mr. Haig Diners injured as floor collapses every morning about what to wear.” Glimpses To subscribe, or to report a delivery problem, call 647- TTie other winners in various categories: All- UPI photo tables. M Tha taxpayer It tha one who payt tha bllltl What do you •» NBC’S John Chancellor will be honored by the 9946. Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday AINSWORTH, Neb. (UPI) - A concrete pelvis to fractured iegs and cuts. Three vic­ American, Walter Cronkite; Comedy, Don Rickies; through Friday and 7 to 10 a.m. Saturday. Ddivery tims with broken bones were transferred on A door was leaned against a basement wall M want? What can you attord? Now It tha tfmo to coma, ^ ’TV, Monty Hall and Robert Wagner; Sports, Tony New York chapter of the National Academy of floor collapsed at a crowded cburch hall' and used as a slide to remove the injured, she That’s good should be made by.S p.m.-Moaday through Friday and during a turkey dinner Wednesday night, sen­ onergency “Ufe Flights” to an Omaha • atk quattlont, laam tha tteta. Dorsett; Movies, John Travolta; Music, Barry Television Arts and Sciences at a “aose-Up” 7:30 a.m. Satilrd^. said. Manilow; Dance, Mikhail Baryshnikov; Business, dinner Dec. 1 ... Woody Allen has started on a new ding 200 people sliding into the basement in a bo^tal, 275 miles away. T AN INFORMED PUBLIC MAKES WISE DECISIONS. After cutting a cake decorated with an Suggested carrier rates are $1.20 weekly, $5.12 for one tangle M diairs and tables and injuring Hospital officials said no one was hurt • Vito Pascucci, of Kenosha, Wise,, and Industry, film starring himself and Mia Farrow, which is un­ month, $15.35 for three months, $30.70 for six months, Ms. Sthelm said the smell of gas permeated Chicago executive Carl Blonn. American flag for the occasion of her visit titled and going under the name “Woody Allen’s dozens of diners. critically. and $61.40 for one year. Mail rates are available on The dinner was being held on the ground the room and people were “afraid it (the Refreshments will be served. to Phoenix House' in New York 1981 Untitled No. 2.” His No. 1 film this year, ten­ “There was a big rumble, like an church) was going to explode.” tatively titled “Summer Nights,” stars Allen, request. earthquake,” said Rebecca Sthelm, who was level of the building when the floor gave way Wednesday, First Lady Nancy Reagan after the hall had filled to near capacity, said Board meeting licks her fingers. Farrow, Mary Steenburgen, Jose Ferrer and Tony worki^ at the annual dinner in the year-old • MANCffSTERPROPERnOWIERSASSOC^ To place a classified or display advertisement, or to . Lutheran Church Fellowship Hall. ‘“Ilie floor Brown County shoiff’s dispatcho' Leonard About 50 of the injured were taken to V P.O. BOX 4XS, M ANCHE8TBR. C T . 06040 T Roberts ... Cheryl Ladd has signed to star in a two- Brown County Hospital in Ainsworth, said hour television film biography of Princess Grace of report a news item, story or picture idea, call 643-2711. caved in, in a ‘V.’ Everybody slid to the mid­ Watts. «6 M a M ShwrMan, Traswurwr The board of directors of 20th Century Fox met Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through h ^ ita l administrator Jack Green. Ten peo­ Monday for the first time since the Marvin Davis Monaco for ABC, tentatively titled, “Philadelphia dle and down.” Ms. Sthelm said she and others escaped • FOR ANY INFORMATION OR OUQOBSTIONS • After the formal session, some of the directors, Friday. from the ruhble in the basement by climbing ple w oe admitted to the bofpital, one with regime took over the studio. including former President Gerald R. Ford and ex- Princess; The Grace Kelly Story.” - Officials said today about 60 people were ** CALL BCTTY SAOLOOKI A T 646-0X11 ** treated at hospitals and at least 17 were ad­ a stairwell, but returned to help rescue peo­ two broken legs and another with a broken mitted for injuries ranging from a broken ple trapped beneath the tangle of chairs and pelvis, he said. $.$.$.$.$.$.$.$.$.$.$.$.$.$.$.$.$-S-S-S THE HERALD, Thurs., Oct. 22, 1981 - 5 4 - THE HERALD, Thurs., Oct, 22, 1981 Help on housing? The Products Show drew 22,000 people The two new features at this year’s show — the auto added. “I talked to the people running the food booths begin operations in August 1982. ’There was a lot more space to park, a lot more room Ms. Flint said she is not certain where the show will to browae, and, as it turned out, a lot more people filling sale and the IntemaUonal Food Fair — were both and each was happier than the one before.” It does not appear as if the show will be held again at be held, adding that Penney is still a possibility. ‘T m the J.C. Penney DistrlbuUon Center at this year’s "bits,” MS. Flint said. holding my breath right now,” ’she said. Chamber of Commerce Product Show and Auto Sale. ‘"rhe food fair was really a tremendous success,” she the Penney complex since the warehouse is scheduled to ’The three-day event, held for the second straight year at the complex, attracted close to 22,000 people, 4,000 Not from candidates more than last year, said Anne Flint, chamber presi­ dent. * ’The show was held on three times more space than Democratic incumbent Stephen T. Republican candidates Peter ^ By Scot French last year and a second parking lot was opened. Last Cassano disputed DiRosa's claim Sylvester and William J. Diana Herald Reporter year’s show brought a surprise crowd of 18,000, which that the problem was only financial. expressed faith in President Reagan’s economic program. caught the chamber off guard and caused some traffic CHOICEST MEATS IN TOWN Despite their attempts to draw the “I don’t believe the current “V^en interest rates come down, problems and crowded conditions. line on issues, Republicans and housing market is sufficient, Ms. Flint added that the $how had made the $15,000 that-’s going to solve a lot of Democratic candidates for Board of regardless of the interest rates,” he required for the chamber’s.'annual budget. ^ ^ DELI SPECIALS Directors sounded equally uncertain said. problems in Manchester,” Sylvester MEAT DEPT. SPECIALS on the issue of housing as they ad­ Cassano said the board should en­ said. U8DA CHOICE ^ 4^ A courage zoning changes, such as the Republican csAididate Donna B. dressed the Manchester Board of 4 LEVONIAN DOMESTIC Realtors on Wednesday. one which allows for two-family Mercier said the town faces “a dire Boneless Shoulder 9 J V 9 At times, it seemed as though the homes. “We need more oppor­ need for more apartments” in the t * . • 2 . 4 9 realtors should be addressing the tunities like this,” he said. face of widespread condominium COOKED HAM candidates, as several hopefuls said Barbara Weinberg, Democratic conversion. She promised to explore STEAK (Londm BroR)...... h LEVONIAN LEAN A TASTY they would turn to the realtors for candidate for re-election, said the the issue if elected to the board of help in solving Manchester’s country faces a nationwide housing directors. CORNED BEEF . • 3 . 6 9 housing problems. crisis, which has left its mark on Arnold “Ike” Kleinschmidt Mid LEVONIAN EXTRA LEAN While she suggested a close look Manchester. the board should look at possible U8DA CHOICE zoning changes which would en­ ROUND PASTRAMI . • 3 . 6 9 at zoning revisions to help reduce Weinberg suggested that the the cost of housing. Republican can­ courage two-family homes and Boneless Shoulder $ p 9 LAND 0 LAKES didate MaryJane Dodge Pazda said directors explore issuing municipal provide more affordable housing. she will sit down with realtors to bonds to provide mortgage He told the realtors that the board ROAST AMERICAN CHEESE . • 2 . 1 9 explore other ways to promote af­ assistance and the creation of “will take a lot of input from you,’’ SWI-rZERLAND housing savings accounts, which in finding solutions to the problem.” fordable housing. ailow interest-free savings up to . • 3 . 1 9 With the town's vacancy rate $30,000 if the money is used for SWISS CHEESE hovering around one percent and USDA CHOICE BONELESS housing. MUCKE’S Manchester ranking third in condo Edward J. Wiison, independent Treasurer conversions in the Greater Hartford candidate, charged that the board’s TOP BLADE ROLOGNA . • 1 . 8 9 area, Pazda cited a dire need to ad­ Democratic majority had not dress the problem. adequately prepared for the current Republican incumbent Peter is named STEAK ? 2 “ DiRosa argued that the housing housing problems. “You know, this housing shortage decline is a result of national con­ didn’t happen overnight," he said. Joseph V. Camposeo, a ' GARDEN FRESH ditions. and that local officials can Wilson suggested that Democratic candidate for the Board *'PATTI JEAN PRODUCE SPECIALS do little to solve the problem. homeowners “get back to basics,” of Education, has named Michael “We do not have a housing shor-' by purchasing smaller, more affor­ Saimond of 139 Oak St. as his cam­ CORMSHGAME tage,” he told the realtors. “We dable houses. He also proposed paign treasurer. have a financing shortage." Saimond is a member of the facul­ UAHO BMONG POTATOES...... • 1 . 2 9 exploring revenue bonding as a 4% 0 % _ DiRosa predicted that by next means of easing the financial crisis. ty at Illing Junior High School and HENS...... 8 9 « summer President Reagan's Democratic incumbent James R. has been active in local youth sports Herald photo by Pinto economic program will begin to programs. FIRM RED MPE TOMATOES ... 6 9 * take hold and interest rates will McCavanagh said that while it is ini- portant to provide more housing in Other committee ORKERS ON FRESH decline. town, “people won’t buy unless the Camposeo’s campaign include Phil Light at the end As area campaign director of U.S. Stoneman, Sandy Mistretta, Melin­ JUMBO CEUO U n U G E ...... 5 9 * Sen. Lowell Weicker, DiRosa said town is safe.” League football He stressed his role in ensuring da Liggett, George Suitor, Sharon Daniel Feehan of 30 Loralne Road looks dad coaches Little PORK $ p 9 he would have close contact with that the police department got a 7.1 Miller, Charles Saimond and Rober­ through pipes in Charter Oak-Park while his Wednesday evening. Herald photo by Tarquinio | national efforts to deal with the percent budget increase this year. ta and Paul Hublard. JUICY RIPE BARTLEn PEARS . 4 9 « problem. This year’s Chamber of Commerce Product SPARE MBS Show attracted a record 22,000 people. A few from that huge crowd browse at one of the 230 booths set up on nearly six aces In­ ■■■■■■IBlllBl Crossroad to stay lousy' side the J.C. Penney Distribution Center. llBBlllllBll IRA, KEOGH, SEP Town challenged The intersection at Buckland Street and sometime next year. “It’s just a lousy intersection,” he said. “There are as many as three lanes of traffic BONELESS SHOULDER ROAST . ^ 1 . 9 9 Tolland Tumnike. scheduled for reconstruc­ ANDOVER — Kermit the Frog, star of Jim Henson’s approaching the intersection from at least tion in 1982. is a “lousy" one, but all that can ' But Cable said he is worried that “someone Muppet characters and chairman of the 1961 National be done now is to advise people to be will be hurt or killed,” before the work is one direction,” he added. UNICEF Day campaign, has issued a challenge to An- “cautious" said Highway Department direc­ done. “1 implore traffic authorities to initiate dwer area residents to make this year’s National CORNISH GAME HENS .. ^ some constructive safeety measures without Officer Gary Wood of the traffic division of 8 9 tor Fred F. Wajcs. the Police Department said that there have UNICEF Day the “most successful ever” by con­ 8EALTE8T C 4 C A any delay," he said in a letter ttttto today’s tributing to the United Nations Children’s Fund. Wajcs’ comments came in resi»nse to a Herald. ,. . been no serious accidents at the intersection. Seminar Local response to this challenge will be led by the complaint by Buckland Street resident Nor­ Wajcs said he dodn’t see what could be He added that the fender-benders that have Junior Pilgrim Fellowship of the First Congregational I p E (ALL FLAVORS) ...... V»Gal. I e Q w _ man G. Cable, who said he witnessed three done to make the intersection any safer, occurred did so because people were con­ Church, sponsor of the UNICEF trick or treating on fused or because they committed some viola­ fender-benders at the intersection in one other than to ask drivers to exercise caution. Halloween. Members of the group, as well as relatives I\o Substitute There is no traffic light at the four-way stop tion such as running the stop sign. and friends, will be collecting for UNICEF in conjunc­ week. Wood said the town repaints the traffic We Give Old Fashioned The intersection, which experiences heavy and Wajcs said it would be too expensive to tion with r e ^ a r Halloween visitations on Oct. 31. Elach For Quality traffic, is scheduled for reconstruction as put a light up only to take iit down for lines at the intersection more often than Butcher Service ... is usual because of the heavy traffic. for participant will have a special UNICEF collection box part of the state’s Interstate-86 project reconstruction. as well as additional information. Rev. Richard H. Taylor is advisor of the group. Proceeds will be sent to the U.S. Committee for STORE HOURS: UNICEF to benefit needy children in the Third World. 317 Highland S t Town told it must everyone UNICEF, the United Nations Children’s Fund, provides Mon. t Tims, 'til 6:00 equipment, training, and supplies for primary health Walk scheduled care, improved nutrition, and safe clean water supplies Wed.. Thurs., & Fri. ’til 9:00 for children and their families throughout the Sat. & Sunday The Manchester Recreation Department and developing world. tfl m modify buildings Adventure Challenge School Inc. are sponsoring a People who will not be home on Halloween, or who are fall walking tour for senior citizens Friday from 9 not visited who wish to contribute, may m ^ e checks £IZCmAITD FA examined is the accessibility of town a.m. to 2 p.m. payable to the “Junior Pilgrim Fellowship-UNICEF Modifications in town policies and who is drive,” and send them to the First CongregaUonal buildings will have to be made to accom­ buildings to handicapped employees, The tour will meet at the Municipal Building. Werbner said. The subcommittee’s Transportation will be provided to Gay City State Church, 107 Route 6, Andover, Conn., 06232. modate handicapped employees, the For more information on the trick or treating, call town personnel director said Tuesday. responsibilities will include developing a Park in Hebron. physical barrier survey to identify areas Participants should be warmly dressed, wear Mr. Taylor at 74^7«96. ■■■■■■■■■■111 Steven R. Werbner told the Human of town buildings which cannot be comfortable shoes for walking on trials, and bring Relations Commission that the town reached by handicapped persons, in­ their own lunch. f FROZEN F R n zF .is re-& DAIRYn 4 t R Y ' must take steps in order to comply with vestigating ways to make the buildings During the hike of two to three miles, proper eiigibie. ^ GROCERY SPECIALS Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act. barrier-free, developing a transitional hiking technique, safety and clothing will be dis­ Costume parade set plan for structural changes, Werbner cuss^. DOLE 8EALTE8T A subcommittee has been formed from The course fee of $6 includes instruction, in­ members of the Handicapped and said. All witches, ghosts and goblins — and their friends — surance and transportation. P IN E A P P U JU IC E * 1 . 3 9 Human Relations commissions to study The subcommittee will also look at the are invited to take part in a Halloween Costume Parade DUNCAN HINES INUNGEIIIIGE town’s hiring and employment practices, For registration information, conlact the Recrea­ the town's position regarding the han­ Starting Januaiy 1st, Saturday. BLUEBEMIY or BRAN MUFFINS 13<«. Werbner said, including examination of tion Department at 647-3084. dicapped. Kids of all ages will gather in costume at 2 p.m. in the AUNT M IL U rt job descriptions, recruiting, advertising, Manchester State Bank parking lot for a parade up the SPASHEHI SAUCE •Moz. *1.2 9 Among the areas that must be job assignments and classifications. everyone is. Main Street sidewalk to the Manchester Herald parking SWEET UFEu r a O C O O C DAIR-FARM8 lot. FACIAL TISSUES ...... »oc«. Z rB 9 * • 1 .0 9 A panel of judges will award prizes for the best onmaiANT ea E$KRn VW SINHEME..... epk. FREE costumes. WHOLE ASPARAGUSASPARABUS ...... isier, East HIGHLAND PARK MKT. |l I HIGHLAND PARK MKT. HariforU, Boliun. Andover, South WindsAir and See Page L ■ » £ a wIUmIm J Police officials and members of the Board of Directors gather to launch Ashford. Also Express Bank locations in Easiford. Manchester Community Scotland and Sprague. Member KD.l.C. the first tour of duty for the department’s new motorcycle patrol. The College 16 12-man unit is designed to combine versatility and economy into an 60 Bidwell Street effective crime-fighting unit, according to Capt. Henry "Bud” Minor. Manchester C T 06040 The board approved the $35,000 program last spring. Lm c c iliiiuiiiiintiiiiiiuiiiii I «« w

. S'.. THE HERALD, Thurs., Oct. 22. 1981 - 7 ft - TH E H ERALD , Thurs., Oct. 22, 1981 Hartford officeworkers OPINION / Commentary hove theater for lunch

H ARTFO RD (U P I) - Noon-hour Old Place. one night to find one of her soap- fugitives from Hartford’s office Members of the cast joked they opera idols. The second show, “ For­ towers, side street shops and sub­ would have to invoke the actors’ bidden Copy,” was about ah office A governor with some different ideas urbs are taking a back-alley detour guild rule that stipulates a show is worker who finds herself pitted this month to mix entertainment canceled if the performers out­ against the corporate mentality with their pastrami on rye. number the audience. after copying her derriere. The setting is the Hartford Stage But, by Wednesday, a more has faithfully supported. He sees “Am I Blue” by Pulitzer Prize WILCOX, Arizona-A full 13 Take the presidental votes. Just By this test, Babbitt believes that Co.’s “ Lunchtime Theater,” and it respectable crowd of 60, 100 and up Democrats as ‘ ‘undisciplined, in­ winning playwright Beth Henley and months before his next election day, like George McGovern in 1972, Jim­ the federal government should was M ary Robinson’s idea. She is to 160 patrons were brown-bagging capable of making choices and “ Mojo” by Alice Childress complete Arizona Gov. Bruce Babbitt devot^ my Carter in 1980 lost a ll 11 of the cease all aid and financing of the literary manager of the Hartford it to the Old Place to pay 63.50 for a asserting priorities.” He told a the month. most of a perfect Saturday morning Western States. But while arts, local law enforcement, Stage Co. and director of the first 45-iiilnute show. The price includes Nark Shields California Democratic dinner last to campaigning in Cochise County. McGovern averaged 36 percent of elementary and secondary educa­ two of four one-act plays selected to a cup of coffee. Ms. Robinson said Lunchtime June that the ‘ ‘egalitarian principles That same afternoon, he would re­ the vote in those states, not too far tion, as w ell as highways and mass run weekly in October. “ People leave smiling,” said Theater would retire for the winter .of our own party demand...and the dedicate the original London Bridge, o ff his national showing. Carter Syndicated Columnist transportation. The federal govern­ “ It was very scary at first Natalie Crotty, spokesman for the but she hopes to try it again in the quality of our military effort because we didn’t know how many theater. “ It’s spreading by word of a transplant to Arizona, at its new could average only 31 percent of the ment, according to Babhitt, has the spring. She said it gives playwrights requires” that we abandon the people would com e,” she said. mouth. They go back to the office location in Lake Havasu City. vote in the same states, while run­ first responsibility for providing a forum for the difficult to market volunteer Arm y and reinstate the The first few days did nothing to and tell others it’s a great way to UPI photo Babbitt, a 43-year-old Democrat ning behind McGovern's percentage economic security to the nation's one-act works while providing area calm her nerves. Only a Jiandful of spend lunch.” in every one of them. citizens. In addition to the federal draft. residents with an entertaining and The lunchtime place to be In Hartford these New Haven (from left) work on sandwiches w h o m th e 1982 A lm a n a c o f people showed up for the 11:45 a.m. The menu is light. The first play role in Social Security, this would Babbitt may now smile at how inexpensive break in the day. days is the back-alley theater known as “The as they wait for the curtain to go up on a one- American Politics calls ‘‘one of the ARIZONA is by presidential vot­ and 12:50 p.m. performances at the was Ernest Thompson’s “ Twinkle, quiet the Los Angeles crowd became nation‘s brightest and most thought­ also mean the assumption by the Stage Co.’s former location, a 225- Twinkle,” a comedy about a bored “ I hope when we end, people will Old Place.” Frank Cutitta of Bolton, Karen act piay in the Hartford Stage Company’s ing, the most Republican state in the even increased since a year ago. sibilities and has his own three- ful governors," is obviously running federal government of the cost of with that proposal. But Babbitt seat back-alley theater known as the housewife who opens her front door feel let down,” she said. Sullivan of Hartford and Dennis Danaher of “Lunchtime Theater." union. No Democrat since Harry But the Republican President’s question examination to determine hard for re-election. For any incum­ welfare and individual health clearly is convinced that Reagan Truman has carried out Arizona’s popularity does not inhibit the which public activities should be bent in these political times, run­ programs. has, as he puts it, “ oversold electorial votes. Every other state Democratic governor from handled by the feds and which by the ning hard and early makes good Babbitt believes that, under the weaponry as the cure for our 2 has voted Democratic at least once criticizing publicly and persistently locals. Here is the Babbitt litmus sense; for an incumbent Democrat existing systems, ‘‘for the states national defense woes.” since then. The 1980 returns from the Reagan philosophy and test for federal or non-federal in Arizona, there is no rational alter­ that meet their res^nsibilities in The Democrats are accused of CONNECTICUT the Grand Canyon state were the programs. Charging that the ad­ responsibility; Where traditionally having run out of ideas; it’s said Pequots, landowners settle native. weifare and air pollution, their same, only more so; Reagan-Bush, ministration has “ repeatedly has the public activity been per­ The voters of Arizona and the 10 short-term benefits are so slight their programs had become values 61 percent of the vote; Carter- proclaimed what it should not do,” formed, locally or federally? LEDYARD (U PI)-The was just too bad for us.” other Mountain and Pacific Western that other states can compete unto themselves and the Democrats’ King, attorney for the lan­ Narragansetts reached an of individual payments to Mondale, 28 percent; Anderson- Babbitt argues that the President What is the current degree of Mashantucket Pequots In­ downers. “ I think enough agreement that gave them landowners have yet to be The tribe's suit was states do not much like national negatively by lowering standards values had hardened into N ew H a v e n Lucey, 9 percent. “ has given no public thought to what federal financing of the public ac­ dians have re a c h ^ a ten­ landowners will be willing 1,800 acres in Charlestown, decided but lawyers for based on the 1790 federal Democrats, of whom Bruce Babbitt and b en efits.’ ’ It m ay be un­ Democratic theology. Bruce Babbitt According to recent candidate is and what is not a federal respon­ tivity. Would federal divestiture of tative settlement with a to sell that we can do it R.I., and the both sides said homes Non-Intercourse Act, orthodox, but it is interesting. has some different ideas, and before is most definitely one. And that polls in the state, the President's sibility." dozen local landowners to without much difficulty.” Passamaquoddys and won't be affected. which prohibited the sale 2 the public activity lead to negative regional dislike seems to be long we may find out whether other popularity today is not only un­ SOME O F Babbitt’s criticism is reclaim about 800 acres of The tribe sued in federal Penobscots have regained For landowners, the of Indian land without con­ Babbitt has some definite ideas and unhealthy competition among Democrats are listening. growing. largely undeveloped tribal court in 1976 to regain their 12 million acres in Maine. settlement will end years gressional approval. diminished, but by some readings. about what should be federal respon­ the states? reserved for his own party, which he land in the eastern Connec- ancestral land, which Last month, an agreement of uncertainty and avoid The tribe claimed the ticut community of remains largely in its was reached to return 440 what could have been a state violated the law by Ledyard. natural state — rocky, hil­ acres to the Wampanoags protracted and expensive selling 800 acres of their A n Lawyers for the 132- ly, thickly forested and in Gay Head, Mass. court battle. original 1,000 acre reserva­ editorial member tribe and the lan­ criss-cros^ by streams In Connecticut, the “ At least we have the tion to white settlers. J a c k downers met this week to and bogs. Schaghticokes are seeking feeling that we will not lose A n d e rs o n work out details of the The Mashantuckeis join 1,600 acres in Kent and the out com pletely," said Riverheadi settlement, which will a half dozen other Indian Mohegans are seeking 2,400 David Hoidridge. - whose Washington . require federal legislation tribes in New England who acres in Montviiie. Both family owns about 80 acres MERCIER Politics gives LONG ISLAND authorizing 61 million to have sought to regain land suits are unresolved. of the disputed land. “ The Merry-Qo-Round Atlantic pay for the land. taken from them in earlier Exactly what land will thought at the beginning Board of Directors # “ It was a most pleasant centuries. be affected by the Pequot was that somebody was Comm lo (lo c i Oomu ttd u tih o ii Hauppauge Mmcitt. Pal Coltkss. Ttoas Ocean meeting,” said Jackson In 1978, the settlement and the amount just taking our land and it tobacco new life Soviets miles Some 122,000 Americans are Americans. And many billions of expected to die this year of lung dollars of tax money are spent able to UPI cancer, and possibly three every year fighting lung cancer, The minor earthquake that ticut shore In the vicinity of New quarters of these people would either directly through funds for registered 3.3 on the Richter Haven. The quake was not have contracted the disease research on lung cancer or for take Iran scale shook parts of Long centered about 20 miles if they hadn’t smoked. anti-smoking campaigns, or in­ Island Sound and the Connec­ southeast of the city. directly through Medicare and That at least is the conclusion WASHINGTON - The Soviets Medicaid subsidies. one can draw from various have the brute military power to But at the same time the studies on the link between smash through Iran to the Persian smoking and cancer. Few people government is undercutting all Gulf and menance the flow of Arab Minor quake hits oil to the West. This is a nightmare are likely to dispute this es­ its efforts by continuing to sub­ sidize growers of tobacco — that has Pentagon strategists timate; even most smokers are paying people, in other words, to tossing in their sleep. perfectly willing to admit that, A top-secret assessment warns help perpetuate a m a jo r drain on by continuing their habit, they that the Soviets could ‘ ‘initiate and c the tax dollar. are increasing the odds of com­ Long Island Sound sustain a full-scale invasion” of Iran The current congress has seen ing down with cancer. in 30 days. But “ four to seven fit to cut many subsidies for the And yet smokers keep on selected ^ viet divisions could com­ “ I thought it was a sonic boom or iess wealthy in society, but on NEW HAVEN (UPI) — Residents of smoking, and every year mence a limited attack into Iran’s (Connecticut’s shoreline communities something,” Oliver! said. “ It felt like an Wednesday the House of northwestern and northeastern millions more Americans and Long Island have received a brief explosion. You knew something Representatives rejected by 231 border areas after a preparation happened. The building shook. become hooked. The percentage but startling reminder that earthquakes tax-free and a free gift. T to 184 a proposal that would have period of about 10 days.” are not an occurrence confined to In neighboring Clinton, Police Sgt. of adolesecent girls who claim to ended tobacco supports. Our surveillance satellites and California. Richard Buskey said police had taken “ a be regular smokers increased by Only last week the House monitoring equipment have picked A “ garden-variety felt earthquake” couple of hundred” calls. Madison police more than 400 percent during the centered In Long Island Sound about 20 voted to end sugar and peanut g l f j N ’ 81 NEA up "no indication that an invasion is Sgt. W illiam Dana said members of his miles southeast of New Haven shook 1970s. R o c k y m imminent.’’ But certainly the department “ thought at first the furnace Itoriteesavhgs liee^s TN. NEVI supports, but political pressures buildings and rattled china and windows Kremlin must be salavating over blew up.” The obvious reason is that from the southern states on both on both aides of the sound for 10 to 15 The All-Savers Certilicate offers something that a savings cer­ When you open an All-Savers account at First Federal Savings or Iran, which Ayatollah Khomeini has The Weston Observatory in Weston, smoking is addicting. Probably seconds at 12:49 p.m. tificate has never offered before...tax-free savings. The first $2,000 open or add to any savings account, you'll have your choice of a the Democratic and Republican Mass., said the quake was one of the left so temptingly vulnerable. Police received hundreds of calls from of Interest earned Is tax-free if you file a joint return; the first $1,000 fine gift of Timex watches or G.E. radios. Some of our gifts are pic­ half the world’s smokers at any side proved once again too largest recorded in southern New “ The U.S. could expect to detect startled people but said no injuries or if you file individually. The after-tax yield on the All-Savers Cer­ tured here; all are described in the chart below. given time are trying to quit, or strong to finish off tobacco sub­ England and the third recorded in the preparations necessary for a full- major damage were reported from the tificate competes with money market funds and is as high as it is are telling their friends and same area in less than a year. sidies. scale invasion of Iran within one or quake, which at 3.3 on the Richter scale because it's lied to the U.S. Treasury Bill rale. This certificate is in­ spouses they will quit in a while. The only consolation was that Open forum/ Readers' views two weeks after commencement,” was one of the largest on record in “ It was your garden-variety felt sured up to $100,000 by FSLIC, requires a minimum deposit ot just But very few ever manage to get the vote was particularly close according to the top-secret report. southern New England. earthquake. I think it just serves to re­ $500 and has a short term of just one year. completely free of the habit. this year and the tobacco in­ Send letters to: The Manchester Herald, Herald Square, Manchester, C T 06040 “ However, preparations for a “ There’s no damage at all, but w e’ve mind us that we do have occasional gotten lots of telephone calls,” said earthquakes in New England,” said John terests were very much on the limited Soviet attack to seize Azer­ ‘The yield shown is predicated on the interest earned being The U.S. government is sup­ Trooper Nicholas Olivieri, of the West­ Ebel, a geophysicist and assistant direc­ baijan and possibly border areas credited or paid at maturity only. You have the option to have in­ posed to look out for the welfare defensive, as they should be. brook State Police barracks. tor of the observatory. terest credited monthly, but federal regulations require that all east of the Caspian Sea might not be of its citizens. In a sense, the en­ But once again a major con­ banks reduce the stated rate on your investment. If the interest discernible before less than a tire multi-billion dollar federal tradiction between America’s Teach-ins using doctors and nurses could be held at the credited monthly is left on account until maturity the yield will still week.” budget is intended to improve aspirations and its deeds has hospital. equal 12.14%. If, however, the interest credited is withdrawn at any Two six packs The Kremlin now has 26 divisions been allowed to continue. Health is everyone’s concern and it is best dealt with NU hikes request time before the certilicate matures, your yield will be reduced. the living conditions of by teamwork through the use of many disciplines. near enough to Iran that they could The cost? About two six packs of beer per person per be quickly mobilized into an inva­ HARTFORD (UPI) - Northeast were surprised by the size of the in­ year—life insurance at a reasonable rate. sion force, my associate Dale Van How our All-Savers Certificate can benefit you. to save a life Utilities has increased its record |242.3 crease, which had been expected to ac­ Atta has learned. These combat Alfred Sundquisl, M.D. million rate bike request by another 616.2 count for updated estimates of deferred All-Savers Your Equivalent divisions are now deployed against million, citing current interest rates and fuel costs and current interest rates. Initial Yield Your Tax Brackat After-Tax Yield 60 Wyllis Street Afghanistan, Iran and eastern To the Editor: updated estimates for certain fuel costs. 12.14% 25% 16.19% 2 Berry's World Turkey. The utility filed the final request of “ We feel the company should be held 12.14% 32% 17.85% This concerns the proposed paramedics program. A Soviet strike into Iran not only 6258.5 million Wednesday only hours to the numbers its customers have been 12.14% 37% 19.27% My qualitications to recommend such a program An intolerable would endanger the western world’s before the state Department of Public notified about,” said State Consumer 12.14% 43% 21.30% stem from my experiences as a general practitioner oil supply, but upset the m ilitary Utility Control concluded its formal Counsel Barry Zitser, who added he bad 12.14% 50% 24.28% from 1935 to 1979, during which period i cared for balance in the Middle Elast. This hearings on the rate hike application. “ grave doubts” about the 616.2 million patients in the home, office, hospital and even on the traffic hazard Some participants in the case said they bMSt. Interest rete of 12.14*/q is eauivateni to 70% of the average investment yield on 1 year could create a debacle so in­ U.S. Treasury Bills as ol the most recent auction date Federal regulations require a road. Problems dealt with included the trivial, the extricable, a prospect so gloom­ substantial penalty for early withdrawal from all certificates Rate shown effective Oc­ bizarre and every variety of emergencies. To the Editor: laden as to spoil the I-told-you-so’s tober M V 10 6 1 Any ol 1h« gitik btlow can t>a yours MI.IK whan you maka lha raquoad daposri The paramedic would be better equipped to take care Ovpot.i 0*po\'< OvpB«' 0«pot<< Ovpevi o' 2 The intersection at Buckland Street and Tolland Turn­ that have been emanating from this inlo a naw. a m lm g o ' ranawad cat IMO $' ooc OOC t ’OOOC ISO 0- Wo-r of emergencies in the home or on the road. There are lltieala or tavings account 0< Wo<« Ol Wo'* 0> Wo-f 0- MO'V P«, Oil. pike (near Agw ay) has always been a busy place but has column for the past two years. Reject JIM McCAVANAGH I Application Form several reasons for this. He will be able to arrive at his I Enclosed Is my checK for %_ „ ($500 minimum) for investment Wesicioi EieciMc Alarm Clock FREE FREE CPEE ASv S t : : recently reached dangerous proportions. In the last Footnote: The two superpowers Travel Alarm Clock S4 0C PPEE coEE ► -r designated area in a matter of three or four minutes. In an All-Savers Certificate. I agree to all the terms of the certificate. week, I have witnessed three fender-bender accidents G E AM Pocket PaO'O to e FREE C8£E ’ES"; S OC The time factor could be a life or death matter in a came close to a military confronta­ • VETERAN, U.8. NAVY because vehicles are all coming together from four G E A M ’EM Poftab'e PaOio >ooc S6 0C $REE .coEE •30C hemorrhaging injury case or in some serious he.?rt tion over Iran in August 1980. But • EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE, CONNECT­ Joint - Individual Timei LaOips Round iVaicn •JOC 80C CO£E CREE •5 00 different directions. Extra caution seems to be thrown Ti-ne» Men s Futi D'A* Walcn '30C . 6 jC CREE CREE '50C situations. that’s a separate story, which I will ICUT MARCH OF d im e s Timei LadiFs Ca'encer waten 14CX) 'tOOC C R fE to the winds. Some people do not even stop. t 56 C ’ ’ OC Name______He would be highly trained in a limited field and report in a future column. • BOARD OF DIRECTORS, UNITED Tim e i Men s Caienda' Walch ' 't o o ti OC 6 OC CREF '6 0C I am aware that portions of both streets are to be Timea Ladies Bangle Bracelet v\a!^r- '6 00 •20C SOC c b EE '9 0 0 Equipped with the tools required to successfully treat WAY OF MANCHESTER Timea Men 5 Day'Daie 16 00 •400 •: X CREE reconstructed but this will not happen until 1982. Address. 2 ' 00 the initial program, in cases of heart attacks, electric • PRESIDENT, KIWANI8 CLUB OF Timei Ladies LCOWaim 20 00 ‘ 6 00 •2 00 FREE 2300 A telephone call to the local police station in town ac City_____ .S ta te . _^ip — Time* Men s LCD Waicn 20 OC -16 00 •20( FREE 23 00 shock or pulmonary failure, as in smoke inhalation. compiished only apathy. MANCHESTER G E AM 'FM Drgital C i0 Ck>Rad>0 :o 00 '6 00 120C FREE 23 00 He would transport the patient to the emergency room Soc. Sec. .H o m e Phone G E A M 'F M 2 W a > RaO

K - THE HERALD. Thurs., Oct. 22. 1981 John stops Manchester man is J.H. former mates Page 10 injured in accident

100 Center St., and struck a car A Manchester man suffered multi­ Police arrested three people parked at the Elssex Motel. ple injuries Wednesday evening Wednesday on outstanding warrants. Police said Michael Morin, IS, of Flashes of good soccer in win after his car left the road and struck Salisbury heard a crash from his a tree on Spring Street Peter S. Fuller, 19, of Vernon, was motel room Wednesday and dis­ with 10 minutes left in regulation by Matthew Petersen. 19. of 18 S. arrested shortly after noon Windham’s best bid in the first alone in the middie and cashed in a covered that his 1981 Buick Century tainly it was not one of our better ef­ from about 8 yards out. Hawthorne St., was listed in stable Wednesday and charged with first By Len Auster half came in the second canto as fine feed from Jeff Page. converting a penalty kick. The op­ wagon had been struck by Costa's forts,” admitted Manchester CkMch Hedlund made it 2-41 at 11:37. condition at Hartford Hospital today degree larceny. Court date has been Herald Sportswriter James Young slammed a drive off Lewis trimmed the Indian edge to portunity came when LetournMu 1972 Lincoln. Bill McCarthy, "W e needed more Passes from Mike Roy to Roger after the single-car accident, which set for Nov. 2. the left post. a single goal 8:25 into the final stan­ was pulled down from behind inside Costa reported that his car rolled There were flaihes of good soccer movement. There was too much also injured a passenger No further details were available. The lead went to 3-0 at 7:15 of the za, again unmarked in front. This the area. The goal was Carmel’s se­ back after he got out of the car, as Manchester High turned back dribble, dribble and then lose it and Police said Petersen was driving P o lic e a rres te d K ris tin e J. third period. A cross from right tally came with Manchester holding cond of the season. police said, travelling 65 feet before peaky Windham H l ^ , 4-2, in Central have to hustle back to get it. Manchester outshot Windham, 25- west on Spring Street near Dart­ Gustafson. 19, of 76 Goodwin St., and wing Tommy Wood was Intercepted an 11-on-lO advantage as a red card striking the other car. Connecticut Interscholaatic League “We’ve played.better games and mouth Road when the 1972 Ford Pin­ served her with a warrant on three by Hedlund before goalie Tim forced Windham to play the final 12. The edge was 18-2 at the half. The Buick received damage to the (OCIL) soccer action yMtoday at it goes back to dribbling too much. Manchester 4, to he was driving left the road, counts of issuing a bad check and Chokas could-make connection and 20:31 a man down. Tribe keeper Chris Petersen made rear tail gate and minor dsmage to Memorial Field. There w as no reason for it. W e’re a crossed over a lawn and struck an two counts of fourth degree larceny. he tipped it Into the cage. The three- Carmel, following the second four saves and Whippet netminder the front end, while the Lincoln was The triumph lifts the Silk Townera good passing team,” McCarthy il­ Officer Ralph Nezas served the goal hat trick gives Hedlund 10 for goal, quickly reappeared in the Silk Chokas 13. enbankment and tree to 6-S-l an^ within one win of lustrated. Windham 2 warrant at 8; 17 p.m. after spotting scratched on the rear bumper, Town line-up. Next outing for Manchester is Police said the passenger. .Andrew qualifying for post-season action for Manchester opened the scoring 35 Uie season. Gustafson's 1981 Pontiac on Blast police said. “ You can see the difference when Friday afternoon at Simsbury High Danahy. 17. of 14 Village St . fled the the ISth consecutive year. seconds into the affair, tdidfielder Manchester, minus sweeperback Middle Turnpike. Court date has Costa was given a verbal warning Chris Carmel for awhile with a knee Chris (Carmel) is and isn’t in at 3:30. Simsbury and Wethersfield, scene but was later apprehended by Manchester has been in the state Mike Letoumeau fed a thru ball to been set for Nov. 2. for failing to set his parking brake, Injury, then exhibited some shaky there,” McCarthy cited, “ We really co-CCIL leaders at 9-0-1, battled to a police. tournament 27 times and won four Jay Hedlund. The latter sidestepped Greenwood to Hedlund set the latter Police arrested Marie A. according to police. rely on him defensively.” 0-0 stalemate Wednesday to remain Eloth Petersen and Danahy lost championships, the last in 1979. one defender and then fired a soft up (n the clear and be deposited his defense. Toby Lew is scored the first Petraitis. 19. of 51 Fairfield St., ser­ Carmel tallied a clinching goal deadlocked atop the standings. teeth and suffered multiple injuries “We play^ well in spots but cer­ grounder inside the right comer shot inside the left. post. of two goals at 9:49 as he was left in the accident, police said Danahy ving her with a warrant for violation Be informed UPI photo was treated and released at of probation. Court has been 2 stay on top of the news — sub­ Honk if you love sunshine Manchester Hospital scheduled for Nov. 2. scribe to The Manchester Herald. Petersen was charged at the scene An unoccupied car owned by Volleyballers bow For home delivery, call 947-9946 or Canada geese soak up some of the last In- Rock off Coddington Point in Newport, R.l. with reckless driving. Court date is Robert Costa, 39, of Somerset, Mass., rolled from a parking lot at 646-9947. dian summer rays of the season on Seal set for Nov 2 Manchester High girls’ volleyball team was swept in thiW sets, 15-13, 15-7 and 15-10, by F erm i High yesterday at Clarke Arena. Ferm i also took the jayvee match, 2 15-7 and 17-15. Police funding Lingard Obituaries The Silk Towners, 0-13, are at En­ field High Friday at 3:30.

Snbattlan Accornaro Manchester for the past 20 years. debate GLASTONBURY - Sebastian Ac- She was a communicant of St. Bennet triumphs cornero, 84, of Clark Hill Road, died Bridget’s Church. becomes issue Wednesday at a local convalescent She leaves two sisters, Mrs. home. He was the husband of Teresa Albertine Oppelt of Newington and Bennet varsity soccer team continues Mrs. Virginia Paro of Saco, Maine; blanked J. F. Kennedy of Elnfield, 9- Accomero. 0, yesterday at Cliarter Oak Field. ronliniK'd from pugt' 1 to raise the police budget next year and Republicans today defended one of their candidates for the Funeral services will be held and a niece, Mrs. Dorothy Kirby, Scott Gorman tallied three goals. more closely supervise police spending. Board of Directors, Joan R. Lingard, from Democratic charges Friday at 9:15 a.m. at Glastonbury with whom she made her home; and mistake" of .supporting the motorcycle Brad PelligrinelU two and Keovilay, But he said taxes will not increase. of a potential conflict of interest. Funeral Home, 450 New London several other nieces and nephews. purchase, said the money should have John Janenda, Devin Donaghue and "I don't feel any amount of money is But Democratic Town Chairman Theodore R. Cummings Turnpike with a mass of Christian Funeral services will be Saturday been spent to add patrol officers. Joe DiPace one apiece for the 7-0 stepped up his attack on Mrs. Lingard's candidacy. burial at 10 a.m. at St. Augustine’s at 8:15 a.m. at the Holmes Funeral ■ Apparently. Mr DiRosa supports the sacred," he said. ‘ ‘Even if it takes an 8 Church. Friends may call today Home, 400 Main St. with a mass of Bears. concept of the officers walking." said or 9 or 10 percent increase, provided it is Cummings charged that, since Mrs. Lingard is a social directed into the sworn officers from 7 to 9 p.m., at the funeral Resurrection at 9 a.m. at St. Fenny "You will recall that the three worker employed by the school system, she would be unable to division." home. Memorial contributions to Bridget’s Church. Burial will be in motorcycles were bought to substitute vote objectively on issues involving the schools, including the Jayvees score the Hospice Program in care of the Mount St. Benedict Cemetery, two police cruisers. We will realize a Cassano claimed the board has been budget. committed to fully funding the police. He Glastonbury Visiting Nurse Associa­ Bloomfield. Friends may call at the Herald photo by Pinto tremendous savings (in fuel costs) over He said if she disqualified herself from school issues, though, Manchester High jayvee soccer said the police budget in creas^ 7,1 per­ tion, 34 National Drive. funeral home Friday from 2 to 4 and the lives of the motorcycles ' the public would be getting only “ half a director.” Whtte-clad Manchester hooter Peter Jensen gets tangled up team applied the whitewash brush cent this year — the largest budget in­ Republican Director Peter P.DiRosa Jr. jumped to Mrs. 7 to 9 p.m. Memorial contributions Fenny also said the motorcycles Frederick G. Baleeeno with Windham’s Jeff Page (10) In soccer action at Memorial to WimUiam High, 2-0, yesterday at crease. Lingard’s defense. may be made to the Greater Hart­ provide "more versatility " and he ac­ EAST HARTFORD - Frederick Field. the Indians’ field. He also said monthly budget meetings “The attack is not either valid or wise, at this particular ford Heart Fund, 310 Collins St., cused Diltosa of "failing to make not of G. Balesano, 64, of 84 Evans Ave., Bill Chambers tallied both goals with the police department are already tim e,” he said, Hartford. his now apparent concern for public safe­ died Wednesday at Hartford for the young Indians, 5-3, while Joe held, to see where the money is being DiRosa pointed out that a state law which took effect Oct. 1 ty expenditures (when the budget was Hospital. He was the husband of Donovan and Steve Albert also 0 spent. only prevents teachers from serving on their own Board of Second loss in row preparedi." Ruby (Crane) Balesano. Pay respects played well. Mrs, M ercier charged that police man­ Educations. McCavanagh said in the past two years Funeral services will be Friday at power is wasted, because trained of­ Members of Hose and Ladder the Democratic board has; DiRosa stressed that this was a Democratic bill passed by a 10 a.m. at D’Esopo East Hartford ficers serve as the dog warden and a Company 4 will meet tonight at 7 at • Reorganized the department, so Democratic controlled state legislature. Herald photo by Pinto Chapels, com er of High and Carter Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main St. Tribe hockey girls traffic line painter. there are now three divisions instead of “ I’m saying that the legislature—Democratic or streets. Friends may call at the But Penny said a civilian, not an of­ to pay respects to John J. Carabino, Eaglettes win four. Republican—does some things that are not the best,” said Cum­ chapels today from 7 to 9 p.m. Manchester’s Mike Roy has Inside position Jeff Page (10) arrives In CCIL soccer match ficer, now paints traffic lines. He said mings. “You can’t expect Mrs. Lingard to vote without who was a member of the company. Aa Economized by buying smaller East Catholic girls’ jayvee soccer as he gets set to boot ball before Windham ’s yesterday at Memorial Field. cruisers and buying the three motor­ civilians now serve as assistant dog prejudice on her boss's budget.” Mre. Eva M. O’Connell team trinuned Ellington H i^ , 4-2, cycles. wardens. Di Rosa pointed out that two former schoolteachers, himself Pay respects blanked by Conard yesterday in Ellington. • Hiring nine civilian dispatchers, a McCavanagh said the Democratic con­ and Democrat Barbara B. Weinberg, and one college professor. Mrs. Eva M. O’Connell, 81, of 77 C trolled board has a good record of Harlan St., died today at Members of the Manchester Rod Donna Revellese scored a pair of civilian transcriptionist and a civilian to Democrat Stephen T, Cassano, now serve on the board. Blanked for the third consecutive goal,” Falgnant continued. replacing trained officers with civilians Manchester Memorial Hospital. She and Gun Club will meet tonight at goals and Paula Bosquet and Kelly 'Milkcan Classic' Saturday the computer room to get more officers But Cummings said Manchester Democrats have a policy of time, Manchester High suffered a 1- Manchester must win three of its in routine station jobs. He said other was the widow of James F. 7:30 at the Holmes Funeral Home, Cahill one apiece for the 3-2-1 young out of the station and on to the street and not letting teachers working in the school system run for office. 0 shutout loM to Conard High yester­ last five outings if it wants to gain a positions, such as the dog warden's, are O’Connell. 400 Main St. to pay respects to John Elaglettes. • Worked to fill the four currertt “ We've-tumed down teachers who wanted to be candidates day in West Hartford. post-season berth. East concludes its season next being looked at, with an eye toward because of this extraordinary potential conflict of interesit,” he She was bom in St. Johnsbury, Vt. J. Carabino, who was a member of vacancies in the department. ihe Indians have dropped two Conard netminder Tricia Heppner Saturday morning against Tolland filling them with civilians. said. on Dec. 27, 1899 and had lived in the club. DiRosa also .said it mav be necessarv strai^t, the previous outing a 0-0 had seven saves while Manchester High at Mt. Nebo at 10 o’clock. Cougars extend win stalemate with Windham, to slip to keeper Evette Ela made 10 stops. 3-4-2 in the CC IL and overall. Conard M ai^ester had 10 shots on goal, seven in the second half. Conard T goes to 4-4-3 overall with the win. Exam: minorities out PICK RICK DYER Manchester’s next outing is at dominated the first half with 17 Fire calls home Friday against Fermi Hiept at shots. Newest YanKee roiiliniird iron) |ni let it finally begin. and play some kind o f baseball. Any who went seven innings add allowed Pinch hitter Lou Piniella, Graig ning. By Roberto Dias effort, something that was really ab­ scored a “ pure” hat trick — three Nettles and Bob Watson singled tor Garvey led off with a single, night, may offer anotter lineup Please. time you are down 0-2, it is tough to just three singles. He gave way at UPI Sports Writer sent earlier,” Sather said. “ I want consecutive and uninterrupted goals The New York Yankees beat their come back. But I believe we can do the start of the eighth to Rich one run. Nettles and Watson ad­ moved to second on an infield out Chuge. Dodger outfielder R e^ e this to continue.” - and Real Cloutier had two goals West Coast rivals 3-0 Wednesday it again." Gossage, who \ registered his usual vanced on a wild pickoff throw by and beat shortstop Milbourne’s Smith has said he will ask Lasorda The name’s Matti Hagman, with Hagman assisted on goals by and three assists to help Q u e^ c night to take a 2-0 lead in the 78th In the National League West reliever Dave Stewart and after throw to third on Pedro Guerrero’s, to play Game 3. an “ i” , not a “ y ” . And it’s Matti, not Messier and defenseman Doug overcome two one-goal deficits. pounder, setting up an opportunity. Smith has been reduced to pinch- World Series. It’s a good thing the playoff series, the Dodgers became Rick Cerone received an intentional Larry like the well known television Hicks to spur the Edmonton attack Jacques Richard also tallied four walk, Willie Randolph lofted a But Landreaux struck out. hitting duties after undergoing sur­ Series is now switching to Dodger the first team to win a best-of-five actor. And this Hagman, a fluid and then watched as Garry Unger assists for the Nordiques. sacrifice fly. “ We threw him all sinkers,” said gery for his right shoulder more Stadium for Games 3, 4 and, if series after losing the first two center with the Edmonton Oilers, and Paul Coffey also added scores. Washington dropped its fifth Trying to score one run off Yankee catcher Cerone. “ One than 13 months ago. necessary, 5. Otherwise, the Series games. In the N L championship doesn’t like to be called “ J.R.” of Blaine Stoughton and Doug straight game. ‘It w a s a Gossage is tough enough. Needing cqrveball, he fouled off, then we Lasorda sounds in the mood to could end before ... Yankee owner playoff, they trailed Montreal 2-1 any other fancy moniker. “ I’d SuUiman scored for the Whalers as Canadiens 3, Black Hawks 3 went back to the sinker.” listen. George Steinbrenner can criticize and came back to capture the series three is virtually Impossible. But rather be known as someone who’s Hartford coach Larry Pleau At Chicago. Keith Acton’s power With two out, Steve Y eager rifled “ If he’s really ready. I’ll have to anyone, on the road. to u g h loss down 3-0, the Dodgers might just as finally making a name for himself in managed to find the proverbial play goal midway through the final "W e don’t want to let Los Angeles Steve Garvey, one of the few well have tried to scale the Empire a shot through the box. John consider it,” said the manager. the NHL,” Hagman said Wednesday silver lining. period lifted Montreal into the win one and get off the ground, " Dodgers to look sharp thus far. ad­ Tom Lasorda State Building. knocked it down with his glove, “ H e’s a great fielder and outstan­ night after scoring a goal and two “ There were some very positive deadlock. Mark Napier and Steve said Larry Milbourne, whose fifth­ mitted that playing two consecutive "W e’ve seen some outstanding picked It up and threw to first just in ding athlete.” assists in leading the (5ilers to a 5-2 aspects,” he said. “ We showed Shutt had scored early goals to give time to nail Yeager with first inning double drove home Willie tension-packed series may have pitching in these two gam es,” -ad- victory over the Hartford Whalers. some offensive promise in the third the Habs a 2-1 lead but the Black mitted Lasorda. “ (Ron) Guidry was baseman Watson coming off the bag If the Dodgers hoped to get their Randolph for a 1-0 lead. “ We want to taken a toll. “ You know I’ve been sitting on the period and our defense is looking Hawks took the lead on tallies by outstanding last night. John was his to make a fine catch and tag despite injured right fielder back, the end it as fast as possible." "A ll I can say is the day off will do bench a lot the last two years and better every game. For instance, Denis Savard and Doug Wilson. usual type o f pitcher, getting the being rammed by the baserunner. Yankees hope to do the same. The Yankees own a powerful ad­ us good," said Garvey, " I t ’s not like it’s pretty hard to get motivated Wayne Gretzky didn’t get a shot on Canadiens’ goalie Rick Wamsley near impeccable job of stopping the “ TJ just made a heck of a play,” Reggie Jackson, hampered by a vantage. Only seven teams have we are getting overwhelmed, we’re hitters on the ground. Then you have when you’re not playing regularly. goal all night.” suffered a mild concussion during a left calf Injury for the first two rebounded to win a World Series just not executing properly. It’s a opponent. that flame thrower (Gossage).” said Yeager. “ When he cam e up the But I figured that if I was patient, Too bad for Hartford that Hagman pileup in front of the net and was after losing the first two games. simple matter of their pitching " I felt a lot better tonight, more Just as they did in the Montreal next iiw i^ , he told m e the ball was games, may play Friday. my b r e ^ would eventually come.” and his icemates did. replaced by Denis Herron in the Instead of appearing in a position to overpowering our hitting right like my regular self,” said Gossage, series, the Dodgers squandered behind him and he just flagged at it. Whether either of the Reggies will The Finnish-born center has now Kings 5, Rangers 2 openigg period. become the eighth, the Dodgers look now.” who also finished Game 1. “ With all scoring opportunities. They had a After the play, (first base coach) make a difference, no one knows. scored four goals and seven points in At N ew York, Steve Bozak scored Rockies 4, Maple Leafs 4 - like a candidate to become the 14th The Yankee formula involves the time o ff between Oakland and chance to make a run for hard-luck Manny Mota told me he wanted me One thing appears sure. Unless the Eldmonton’s first five games and twice and Marcel Dionne added his At Toronto, Leafs’ defenseman to slide but I really didn’t hear Dodgers do something in a hurry, 2 team to lose in four straight. solid starting pitching, a nearly in­ here ... well it’s just the more I pitch loser Burt Hooton in the fifth but hopes that he and his wingers, Mark Borje Salming celebrated his 600th Steinbrenner could wind up being as "W e ’re two down, ” said Dodgers vincible bullpen, tim ely hitting and the better I get.” Ken Landreaux failed to deliver a him.” Messier and Glenn Anderson, will NHL game with three assists and The Dodgers blew any chance The Dodgers, who will send rookie silent as the Los Angeles bats. Manager Tom Lasorda. " I t was a virtually flawless defense. run from third with one out and John continue their consistent play. defensive partner Bob Manno added “ I know that Glen (Sather, Oilers a goal in the third period to forge the coach) has been unhappy with our tie with Colorado. Former Toronto fundamental mistakes and that he’s star Lanny McDonald scored twice John, Gossage en/oy blast been very critical in the papers,” he and added an assist for Colorado said. Jets 2, Sabres 2 "But we deserve those harsh At Buffalo. Dave Babych’s goal 2 y - words. Right now, I feel very com­ early in the final period lifted under­ fortable with my linemates and I eight goal of the season and two dog Winnipeg to a tie with the host I think the rest of the team feels assists to carry Los Angeles. Kings Sabres. Yvon Lambert scored tw ice UPi photo better that Coach expressed his dis-. goalie Mario Lessard faced 38 shots for Buffalo as Jets-goalie Ed in net but only two escaped his quick Stanioski halted 35 of 37 shorts on Yankees confident Edmonton’s Dave Hunter (12) and teammate period last night In Edmonton. Oilers went appointment.” glove. New York’s goals were by goal. The netminder also stopped a Pat Hughes are trying to keep puck away Sather agreed. on to whip Whalers, 5-2. “ Matti keyed a consistent team R o n Duguay and Finnish breakaway by Danny Gare l3te in from Hartford’s Don Nachbaur during first defenseman Reijo Ruotsalainen. Ithe game, former U.S. Olympian i Nordiques 6, Capitals 3 Dave Christian scored Winnipeg’s for show on road At ^nover SU., Dale Hunter first goal. .iv l > /■ NEW Y O R K (U P I) - There is an “ Sometimes knowledge can be a o ff the ground. We want to end it as Crazy rumors at time Transactions- abundance of confidence filtering dangerous thing,” said John. “ If you fast as possible.” through the New York Yankees. know too much about a team, you Gossage, who struck out three LOS AN G ELES ( U P I) — You hear all kinds doesn’t hire Dick Williams as its manager in -x Oh, they’ll all issue the standard tend to forget about your own game. batters in bis two innings of work By United Press International BaHkcthall of crazy rumors already about what will the meantime, he’ll probably wind up with a g| Indiana — Signed guard Raymond lines about the Los Angeles Dodgers I concentrated on pitching m y game after a shaky outing the night before Baseball happen after the World Series. Things like job in the Yankees’ front office. And that Townsend to a 2-year contract. being fine, competitive team that as if they were the Cincinnati Reds in Game 1, secured his second save Philadelphia — Obtained pitcher n Bob Lemon being let go by the Yankees so he way, he’d be readily available to manage the can come back from the dead. To a or the Detroit Tigers or the of the Series and was his old in­ Dave Rajsich from Texas for in­ Football can join his old buddy, A1 Rosen, at Houston, Sports club any tim e Steinbrenner felt a change was ¥; Atlanta — Placed reserve man, they all have the compliments Milwaukee Brewers.” timidating self. fielder Ramon Aviles. where Bill Virdon supposedly is on the outs needed or Lemon thought he had enough. linebacker Neal Musser on injured ready and will quickly express un­ And when the seventh inning had St. Louis — Sold pitcher Bob Sykes and headed for Atlanta. That’s what these Parade Somehow or other, all these managerial reserve; signed free agent defensive dying respect and fear for their west come and gone, John had thrown a “ I knew I had two innings in me, to the New York Yankees; rumors are, crazy. switches taking place now bring to mind what back Tom Moriarty. coast rivals. m ere 77 pitches, 51 for strikes, and especially with a day off tomorrow purchased outfielder Willie McGee For starters, Virdon has another year to go Milt RIchman happened during the 1964 World Series >i|i Chicago — Placed quarterback But Tommy John and Rich Gossage came in to tidy up. (Thursday),’’ said Gossage. from the Yankees’ farm team at on his two-year contract with the Astros and between the Yankees and St. Louis Cardinab. Mike Phipps on injur^ reserve Gossage had a blast Wednesday Larry Milbourne, who has made “ Everybody knows what I’m going Nashville of the Southern League; Rosen guarantees he’ll be back with them If you go back that far, you may recall that signed kick returner-wide receiver night; combining on an easy four- this town forget about Bucky Dent, to throw ... it’s no secret. And when purchased catcher George next season. Cardinals owner Gussie Busch had an agree- Emery Morehead hitter to give the Yanks a 34) victory drove in the winning run with a fifth­ 1 get the slider over, it’s all over.” Bjorkman, pitcher Ralph Citarella 0 For another thing. Lemon is being allowed ment with Leo Durocher whereby he’d take % and a 2-0 lead in the World Series. So inning double that was made possi­ “He’s a winner, he’s a com­ and infielder Kelly Paris from their the luxury of calling his own shot whether over as the Cardinals’ manager after that Hockey easy, in fact, that it was almost ble when Davey Lopes misplayed a petitor,” catcher Rick Cerone said farm team at Springfield of the he’ll manage the Yankees again next seaon. Series,, replacing the late Johnny Keane. Washington — Signed center Den­ fri^tenlng. sharp grounder by Willie Randolph. of Gossage. “ Tommy (John) may International League; sold pitcher And if you want to know who says so, his boss, after Wednesday night’s win over the A major hitch developed, however, when ;;i| nis Maruk to a 3-year contract. UPl photo have been able to go farther, but Jeff Little to the Minnesota farm at John, who spent much of his fine “ It was a knuckle curve up,” Keane led the Cards to a world championship George Steinbrenner, does — as late as Dodgers, with most of the media congregated % Toledo of the International League; Soeeer career with the Dodgers, baffled his Milbourne said of the pitch, which when Goose is out there Tommy Seattle — Midfielder Alan Hudson There was little reason to smile in the Los Dodgers in World Series. Faces of Manager Wednesday night just after the Yankees had outside In the clubhouse around fellows like over the Yankees In seven games. He became ^ purchased pitcher Mike Kinnunen ex-mates with a vicious sinker that was thrown by loser Burt Hooton. doesn’t feel bad, the team doeesn’t Angeles dugout at Yankee Stadium last night blanked the Dodgers 3-0 at Yankee Stadium Tommy John, Goose Gossage, Larry so popular because of that in St. Louis, Busch agreed to return as player-coach Tom Lasorda, left, and players tell th e story. had Los Angeles hitters pounding ’ ’’The Penguin (Ron Cey) would feel bad. The idea is to win the from Toledo. to go two games up on them in the World Milbourne and Bobby Watson, when I asked didn't dare fire him. as Yanks tacked second straight loss on ground balls all over the infield. He have had to be (Kareem Abdul) Jab- game. They’re both competitors and Series. him whether he really wanted to come back But the Yankees had made up their minds knew the hitters intimately and even bar to catch it. they battle.” Pointedly asked whether he has any plans and manage the club next year. “ George and to release Yogi Berra as their manager and ^ though he later denied it, his tim e “ W e’ve won six in a row and we This is one battle that may have for m ^ing a managerial change after the I have to talk when this thing is all over,” he wanted to bring in Keane. In the end, Berra spent in Dodger blue had to help. don’t want to let L A win one and get already been decided. was fired and replaced as Yankee manager c Series, Steinbrenner was very firm in his im­ replied, his voice hoarse and a couple of oc­ mediate answer. taves lower than usual due to a cold he has by Keane, after Keane resigned with the Car- Fire at Yankee Stadium “ No plans whatsoever,” he insisted. “ Lem had the past few days. “ Whatever happens, dinals and was in turn replaced by Red is part of the family. He’s going to make the happens. I_think I ’d like to be back.” Schoendienst. decision, not me, and I hope it’s affirm ative. Sounds crazy, doesn’t it? But even weirder NEW YORK (UPI) - A fire in a it began. Damage to the room was entered the ballpark through its R a d i i Garvey's analysis: He doesn’t come in and ask, ’How much are That’s Bob Lemon for you. He never things are happening now. ;¥ basement interview room of Yankee light. 157th Street gate. you going to pay me?’ or ’What’s the length of pushes, never tries to muscle his way and Would you telieve that one of the clubs Stadium early today filled corridors The spokesman said that because The fire occurred near a room -TV my crmtract?’ All he says is ’Just tell me takes whatever comes although it’s clear which made a managerial change recently with black smoke and forced the the blaze occurred in the basement, that was used to interview the T had Walt Abton on ib list of candidates? It’s -ij: under heavy concrete and steel con­ managers and players of the where you want me, boss, and I ’ll be there.’ enough that after having been out o f harness evacuation of 1(X) reporters and true. Next thing you know, old Charlie struction, firefighters were having Yankees and Dodgers after the must score to win Well, we want him back managing.” the past two years, not managing that is, and ballpark personnel. THURSDAY H ia t’s fine because it ties in perfectly with getting another taste of it now, he’d like to Grimm will be gettin^anotber call. The blaze occurred after the end (difficulty communicating with com­ game. 4i30 College Socceri San Fran­ Lemon’s plans. He wants to manage the give it another try next year. The way George Bob Lemon isn’t going anywhere, though. of the second game of the World manders on the surface. A reporter at the scene described cisco va. Old Dominion, ESPN home,” said Smith, who has been Yankees again next year, and if you’re Steinbrenner talks. I’m inclined to believe H e’s staying on as the Yankees’ manager and Series, won by the Yankees 3-0 over Stadium personnel tried un­ the blaze as “ tremendous” and said NEW YORK (UPI) - Los (taped) Angeles first baseman Steve Garvey plagued with a shoulder injury but curious as to who says that, he does. Lemon will at least start next season as the if you’d like to check it out, all you have to do the Los Angeles Dodgers. None of successfully to douse the blaze with the smoke had filled the basement is ask George Steinbrenner. ::|i 7130 Bruins vs. Red Wings, Ch. summed it up about as neatly as the asked Manager Tommy Lasorda to He was sitting alone at the desk in his office Yankees’ manager. And if some other club the ballplayers or the more than 56,- portable fire extinguishers, and the corridors and various rooms. 38 Yankees have disposed of the be reinstated into the lineup. “ We OOO spectators was in the stadium at smoke and heat grew in intensity. About 100 reporters were less than i:¥*¥5r¥S:¥;¥s¥S¥:¥:¥:¥:¥;¥:.x.x.:¥;.;-! •X¥X-X-X¥X-X¥X-X-X:Xr¥;¥;¥S:¥i:¥5*fc¥*¥SSS*¥:¥:¥;¥;; 9 Top Rank Boxing, ESPN Dodgers in the first two games of can determine our fate there. We the time of the blaze. The Fire Department said 27 100 yards away in a hospitality room the World Series. have the last at-bat, our fans There were no injuries in the fire, firefighters, three engines, two when the blaze occurred. Fan arrested cheering for us and it’s a matter Of which started in a storage locker trucks and a batallion chief They were preparing to leave the “ They played a good solid game Hooton honored just getting the breaks and taking NEW YORK (U PI) - The fan who area of the room responded to the blaze at the 57,545- stadium to catch a charter flight to again,” said Garvey after the advantage of them. threw a bottle at Los Angeles out­ The cause of the blaze was not im­ seat stadium. Los Angeles, where the Series AUSTIN, Texas (UPI) - Six Yankees shut out the Dodgers 3-0 fielder Dusty Baker in the third in­ mediately determined, a fire "It was going pretty good for a resumes Friday. former University of Texas Wednesday night to take a two “ The difference is that we have to ning of Tuesday night’s World Series department spokesman said while,” one firefighter said. The basement is on the same level athletes, including Los Angeles games to none lead in the best-of- score one m ore run then they score. game with the New York Yankees The blaze was brought under con­ The spokesman said firefighters as the Yankee and Dodger pitcher Burt Hooton, were selected seven series. “ It’s simple. If you Herald photo by Cody Nobody feels here that we can’t do was turned in to police by other responded to a manual callbox and clubhouses. to join the Longhorn Hall of Honor. don’t score, you don’t win. The only trol at 2; 16 a m., about an hour after it. We know what it takes.” m.- fans, a spokesman for the American thing we didn’t do is get the runs in. i' 'MM League said Wednesday. “ When you are not hitting, you Ron Cey, who went bitless in four Golf tourney nets $3,000 “For the first time I can ever have to scrap for runs. It’s really a at-bats, said the Yankees have been recall at Yankee Stadium, other Prescription ’84 Golf Tournament staged Sept.9 at Torre still job-hunting combination of our inability to bit up getting the breaks. -/W'DA fans pointed the guy out to security to our potential and the Yankee “ They’ve done just about Manchester Country Club realized $3,000 for the campaign f U H n V 'N police,” said Bob Fishel, public NEW YORK (UPII - If Ted Atlanta. He dispatched Atlanta pitching. Let’s face it, you have to everything right and we haven’t,” building fund. Dr. Dan Purcell, left, golf chairman, presents Turner, the maverick owner of the General Manager John Mullen and score and average three or four runs m relations director of the A L and a check to Dr. David Caldwell, campaign chairman of the Medical Atlanta Braves, has his way, Joe Executive Vice President A1 a game if you’re going to win.” former Yankee publicist. “ He was Staff Division. A total of 131 players participated. Torre will be whistling Dixie by the Thornwell to New York in hopes of Tom m y John and Rich Gossage arrested, spent the n i^ t in jail and weekend signing Torre, but a snag has combined on a four-hitter while will be booked today.” developed about the length of the their teammates took advantage of 2 ymk OVER BO YEARS OF DEPENDABLE SERVICE! Torre, dismissed as manager of contract. The Braves have been whatever Los Angeles gave them. ‘T h e y ’v e d o n e the New York Mets Oct. 4, is offering either a one or two-year Second baseman Davey Lopes Comeback starts Turner’s personal choice to take contract, but Torre is holding out for allowed Willie Randolph to read) everything right BLOOMINGTON, Minn. Nyrop, who is from □tins Uontlij over the Braves’ helm and Torre three years. When he signed his last first base in the fifth inning when be (UPI) — Defenseman Bill Edina, Minn., played at practically upstaged Game 2 of the contract with the Mets, Torre in­ misplayed a grounder for an error. Nyrop, coaxed out of Notre Dame and was part • 24 Hour Emergency Service World Series between the New York sisted on a two-year deal. Ron Cey Randolph eventually scored New retirem ent by the of three Stanley Cup cham­ • Burner Sales & Service Yankees and Los Angeles Dodgers Torre has admitted he has had York’s first run when Larry Minnesota North Stars this pionship teams at Mon­ • Clean Heating Oils Wednesday night by making an several conversations with Mullen 'M ilbourne doubled o ff starter and season, w ill play his first treal. He retired three appearance on the field before the regarding the Braves’ managerial 2 loser Bu|t Hooton with two out. New N H L game in more than years ago. contest. job and had also spoken with San said Cey. “ ’They’ve gotten the York added two more runs in the three seasons Thursday The North Stars per­ 6 4 9 - 4 5 9 5 Surrounded immediately by Diego President Ballard Smith and eighth off reliever Steve Howe on breaks. We’ve been against the wall suaded him to come out of Call Us For Your Home Heating b ^ o re against Houston and Mon­ night against St. Louis. members of the media, Torre General Manager Jack McKeon tS b Watson’s RBI single and a retirement but he missed And Air Conditioning Needs... treal and the character of this club emphasized he has not agreed to any about the Padres' managership. sacrifice fly by Randolph. the team’s first six games. has been tested from day one of terms with the Braves, pointing out Under questioning, he revealed he Hooton placed most of the blame postseason play. I think we can do it he hasn’t even spoken with Turner has also spoken with Montreal on himself. Herald Angle yet. ■ / ■ ■gain We’ve been one hit away in President John McHale during the 7:/ “ I lost it around the third inning,” Herald Sports Editor each of the ballgailies here and Turner said he wanted to name his miniplayoffs between the Ebtpos and said Hooton, who yielded only three Elarl Yost keeps on top of things are bound to turn around manager on Friday because that’s Phillies and with Phillies General hits and the one unearned run. “ I sports in his regular WANTID Manchester Lodge §73 the only day this week he’ll be in Manager Paul Owens before that. felt strong but I didn’t have the sooner or later. colu m n , “ The H e ra ld extra zip on the ball. It was a “ W e’ll turn in a couple of big in­ Angle,” on the daily q>ort8 gradual thing. I was sound pages. TONIY Annual Sports Night nings and help ourselves. We always Elia ready for Cubs' offer mechanically. I fd t good. I made a make things Interesting and w e’d few bad pitches; some they didn’t like to win this one just like we CLEAN Tuosdayp Nov. 10 CHICAGO (UPI) - Philadelphia said no final decision had been hit.” would have liked to win the last TBPIUUTT Phillies' coach Lee Elia says taking made. The Series now heads back to Los three championships.” Dinner 7 PJL Donation *6.50 the job as manager of the Chicago Angeles where the Dodgers w ill pin CHIL-DOM USED GARS Green, who signed a multiyear HAM M INOt ir Featuring Cubs would not put him under undue contract to become general their h opes^ rookie sensation Fer­ Lasorda, ever the optimist, said F i t n l i u pressure. manager and executive vice presi­ nando Valemmela in Game 3 Friday the team was worse off when they ARNOLD DEAN — Sports Oiroctor night. ValenzDela flew teefc to Loo CARTER The Cubs scheduled a news con­ dent, said he wanted to meet with w ere down two games to Houston in TAKC-OUTB TERRY TATA — N.L. Umplro Angeles Wednesday afternoon to ference for 10 a.m. CDT today in the current Cubs’ manager Joey the divisional playoffs. Fun Run Scheduled Sunday MIKE JOHNSON — 2nd Bass Tsxas offices of the Tribune Co., the Cubs' Amalfitano before announcing the rest. The Yankees will counter with MAC’S LUNCH new owners, and were expected to Chicago field boss. their own rookie sensation, Dave “1 think we’re one game better off Preparing for the second annual Manchester a four-mile loop' at 11:30. Starting and BOLTON NOTCH Call any Lodge Offlear name Elia as manager. Green met with Amalfitano this UPI plKMO RlghetU. then w e w ere then,” he said. “ And YW CA Fund Run Sunday are (I. to r.) Pat finishing point will be in front of the YWCA, (BNDOPbM) or Bill Bryca Speculation last week centered on Reggie Smith, who |dneh htt in the we’re startiiw back with Fernando. week. New York Yankee southpaw Tommy John gets set to deliver Wilson, Chris Wilson and Dave RoohMter 70 North Main Street. Runners may register OMN a AM TO t Ml im a* n Mb* 643-4384 Elia being named at the same time “ I had a good talk with Joe and we eighth Inning and bad one of the It was a tough loss because we were ctotfo swHMra ball to Los Angeles batter. Ex-Dodger allowed three singles In looking to win tonight and go back and hla mother, Dee Rocheater.Two raoee up to ia a.m. Sunday at the Y. The races will T «L M * 4 4 M as new General Manager Dallas want to sleep on it before deciding Dodgers’ four hits, said a change df even. N ow we must go back and play will be staged, a one-mlle loop at 11 a.m. and be held rain or shine and are open to all. Green. But Green, who had served his future with the organization,” seven Innings last night before Qoose Gossage mopped up In scenery is just what bis team needs. some kind of baseball.” as field manager for the Phillies, Green dhid. 3-0 win at Yankee Stadium. “ It’s fortunate we’re going THE HERALD. Thurs., Oct. 22, 1981 - 13 12 - T H E H E RALD . 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Andy 'Squirt/ the dalmatian, a big hit IRooney Hartford 020—2 Friday Los Angeles 221—5 TEK-TOTALERS- Shirley Eklmonton 2 1 2-f> NY Rangers 119-2 SOCCER First period—l, Edmonton. Messier 7 First period-1, NY Rangers, Duguay 3 Eldridge 184-476, Barbara Seifert Syndicated Manchester at Simsbury, 3i30 Kids happily recall firefighters' visit (Hagman. L ow e). 6:11. 2, Edmonton, (Pavelich. Greschner). 7:08. 2. Los 452, Fran M isseri 461, Donna Sports Slate W. Hagman 4 (Anderson, Siltanen), 19:01. Angeles, Hardy 1 (Dionne. Palmer). Cheney Tech at Vinal Tech, 3 il5 Columnist B a s e b a ll Mieezkowski 180-453,-Lois Heinz 176- Penalties—Hu_ghes, Edm , 9:15; Setnenko. 17:u. 3. Los Angeles, Fox 4 (Jensen. Bolton at Rocky HUI, St 15 Edm. 11:47: M iller. Har, 16:11 Terrion), 19:86. Penalties—Harris. LA. 502, Janet Schaefer !18i488, Jessie Second period—3, Hartford, Stoi^ton 5 CROSS COUNTRY 3:04; Allison, N Y R , 8:10; Bonar. LA. Williams 472, Nancy 'Washburn 201- By Barbara Richmond (Nachbaur. Kotsopoulos), 5:36. 4, Edmon­ 11:36; Lessard (served by Smith), LA, Manchester at Windham, 3t30 ton. Unger 3 (Siltanen), 107. 5, Hartford. 12:18.; Hickey. NYR. 15:G; Korab, LA. 489, M a rtie B a r illa 468, P a t Thuraday Herald Reporter Sulliman 2 (Meagher), 9:S7.l^nalties— Norwich Tech at Cheney Tech, 16:26. Bergmann 176, Tina Ahrens 176, Lee SOCCER Unger. Edm, 1;06; Stoughton. Har. 1:57;, Second period—4. N Y Rangers. Ruot- 3t30 Coney. Edm, 5:SZ; Fogolin. Edm. 13:02. salainen 2 (Johnstone. Pavelich ), 6:34. 5, Bean 455, Mary Ann ZawiUnski 450, Eaal Catholic at Xavier (Palmer The dismal It’s been raining letters at the World Series Schedule Manchester at Windham (girls), Third period-6, Edmonton, Hicks 1 Los Angeles. Bozak 4 (Dionne, Taylor), Loma Salvatore 177-455. Field). 7i30 Eighth District Fire Depart­ Bv United Press International (Hagman). 2:27. 7. Edmonton, Coffey 4 9:20. 6. Los A^eles, Dionne 8 (Taylor, 3i3b (New York leads series, 2-0) Manchester al Housatonic Valley ment. (Siltanen, Kurri), 12:09. Penalties— Hardy). 18:84. f^naUie»~None. GIRLS VOLLEYBALL Oct. 20 — New York S. Los Angeles 3 Brackenbury, Edm, 3:36; Mclhargey. Third period—7, Los Angeles, Bozak 8 (girls), 3i30 scientists The letters are from hundreds Oct. 21 — New York 3, Los Angeles 0 Har. 11:58; Howatt, Har. 13:22; Bracken­ (Johansen). L8:21. Penalties—Lewis, LA. VILLAGE MIXERS- Chuck Manchester at Enfleld Oct. 23 — New York at Los Angeles, East Catholic al Hartford Public of Manchester school children bury, Edm, 13:22. 3:44. Foliu. N Y R . 19:11. Csaszar 200-540, Anita Shorts 181- E u t Catholic at Glastonbury 8:30 p m EOT ^ t s on goal—Hartford 6T»-17-^. Shots on goal—Los Angeles 666—17. (girls), 3 130 The only thing I ’m sure of when it who want to thank the firemen Oct. 24 — New York at Los Angeles. 179-184-544, Cindy Crisafulli 200^ CIRLS SWIMMING Edmonton 7-11-TO—28. N Y Rangers 21-96-38. who visited schools two weeks 4 2f: p m EDT Goalies—Hartford, Garrett. ETdmonton, Goalics-Los Angeles. Lessard. NY Michelle Conran 198-500, Terry Manchester at Wethersfield, 3t30 comes to the economy is that x-Oct. 2fi -- New York at Los Angeles, CROSS COUNTRY ago as part of Fire Prevention Fuhr. A-17,490. Rangers, Baker. A—172^. LeVesque 226-530, Jeanie Atheam economists don’t know what they’re W ’ 4 t f p m EST Aquinas/Rockville al Eaal Saturday Week. x-Oct 27 — Los Angeles at New York, 198-450, Sharon Aubert 211-521, Kate FOOTBALL talking about. 8 20 p.m. EST Winnipe 101-2 Catholic, 3t30 Fire Prevention coordinator Montreal Kelley 224-466, Bob H off 204, Aly If you brought 100 doctors in to x-Oct 28 -- Los Angeles at New York, Buffalo 110-2 Aquinas/Rockville at East Hall at Manchester, It30 James Sarles and a crew of 8 20 pm EST Chicago ^ « First Period-'l, Winnipeg. Christian 2 Airostrong 192-455, Pat Alee 466, Art First period-1. Chicago. Preston 2 Catholic (girls), 3i30 Glastonbury at East Catholic (Mt. decide how to treat a patient with a helpers apparently made a big x-if nnecessar>’ (DuPont, Babych), 11;J0. 2 Buffalo. Shorts 546,. Ken Oliver 506, Burt (Brown. Lysiak). 3:49. Penalties-Eng- Ldmbert 3 (VanBoxmecr, McKegney). Nebo), 7t30 broken leg, they’d probably all impression. In their letters the blom, Mon. 3:21; Trem blav. Mon. 13j44; 19;19. Penaltieo-Trimper. 2:20; Mowbray 528, John Aubert 551, SOCCER agree the leg should be set and put in 2 Ruskowski. Chi. 13:44; Murray. Chi. GIRLS VOLLEYBALL kids mention the fire truck and Care. Bui. 6:r.l; Sefling. But. 9;11; Doreen Downham 453, Janet Raw- Game 2 Mantha, Wpg, 9:11; Haworth, Bui, 10;39; East Catholic at Coventry MCC at Middlesex, 11 a.m. a cast. If there’s a problem with the ambulance they viewed. Some LOS ANGELES NEW YORK. '^Serond period-2. Montreal. Nsmier 3 Legge. Wpg. 11:40; McKegney. Bui, son 472. ab r h bi ab r h bi (unassisted). 3:38. 3, Montreal, Shult 6 12:S3. Steen. Wpg, ir.:37; M axwell. Win, economy and the president calls in even enclose pictures of the (Acton. Engblom),. 5:18. 4. ^Chica^. Lopes 2b 3 0 0 0 Mmphry cf 2 0 0 0 19:23 100 economists for advice on what to vehicles. Mondav ph 1 0 0 0 M illwm ss 4 0 11 Savard 4 (Secord, Higgiiw), Second Period—3, Buffalo, Lambert 4 Penallies-Kerr. Chi. 4 :«; Ruskowski. Just about every one of the Howe p 0 0 00 Winfield If 4 00 0 IHaworthl, 18:42 Pcnaltics-Smail, Wpg, do, he gets 100 different opinions. Chi. 5:01; Hunter. Mon. 8:56; Engblom. Russell ss 4 0 10 Gamble rf 2 0 0 0 6:U; Wilson. Wpg, 11:57; VanBoxmecr, notes mentioned “ Squirt,” the Mon, 9:26; Robinson. Mon. 13:52; Why don’t economists admit Baker If 4 0 0 0 Piniella ph 10 10 Buf. 12:41. department’s dalmatian mascot Garvev lb 3------0 2 0 Brown rf * 0100 Murray, Chi, 18:38...... Third Period -4, Winnipeg. Babych 4 they’re taking a shot in the dark Third perlod-5. Chicago. Wilson 5 Cey 3b 4 0 0 0 Nettles 3b 4 1 2 0 (Lukowich. Wilson), 2:«. Penaltica- who went on the tour of the (Murray. Savard), 8:04. 6. Montreal, when they start talking or writing Guerrer rf 4 0 0 0 Watson lb 4 0 2 1 Smail. Wpg. 8.32, Patrick, Buf. 13:23, schools, too. Landrex cf 3 0 0 0 Cerone c 2 0 0 0 Acton 3 (unassisM). 10:48. Penalties- Shots on goal—Winnipeg 7T,*10-22. about the economy? It seems to me 2 Letters from the younger Yeager c 2 0 0 0 Rndlph 2b 2 10 1 Engblom. Mon. 6:21; Preston. Chi. 6:f6; Buffalo 7-17-13-37. Johnstn ph 1 0 0 0 John p 10 0 0 LaPointe, Mon. 7:23. Goaliea—Winnipeg, Staniowski. Buffalo, SAVE-SAVE- SAVE that of all our experts, the children were cutest. "Scioscia c 0 0 0 0 Murcer ph 0 0 0 0 ^K>ts on goal—Montreal 15-11-12—39. B. Sauve. A-14.746: economists have done the worst job Hooton p 2 0 0 0 Gossage p 10 0 0 Chicago 11-144-34. “The show was great. I liked Forster p 0 0 0 0 Goalies-Montrcal. Wamsley. Herron. of paying off on their expertise. ’The Squirt and all the cars and trucks. Smith ph 10 10 Chicago. Bannerman. Ar-14,9Q7. Everything was interesting,” one Sax 2b 0 0 00 OVER 75 NEW 1981s scientists in physics and chemistry Totals 32 0 4 0 Totals 27 3 6 3 have paid off, the mathematicians young letter writer said. Los Angeles 000 000 0 0 0 - 0 “ I think your program was out New York 000 010 (B x - 3 Colorado 211—4 have paid o ff in practical ways, and E>-Milboume Lews Stewart DP—Los Toronto 10 3—4 even the astronomers have paid off. of this world,” wrote one child. Angeles 1 LOB-Los Angeles 6. New First period—1. Toronto, Sittler 4 He asked about Squirt and then ’The earth is round just as the York 9 2B--Milboume S—John. Murcer (Marshall, Salming), 3:28. 2, Colorado, told Fireman Jim, “ I have a dog SF—Randolph McDonald 3 (Ashton). 3:47. 3, (Colorado, AND DEMOS MUST DO! earliest astronomers said it was and IP H- R ER BBSO Tambellini 8 (McDonald), 12:44. Penalties Taffy. She is 14 but in dog life she Los Angeles —Quenneville, Col, 2:17; Paiement, Tor, Check our 1981 deals and find out why we sold 24 new Saturn is really out there. The is ninety or whatever.” Hooton L O-I' 6 3 I 4:7.; Baker. Col. 9:16; Miller, Col, 10:11; Forster 1 0 0 Chienneville. (>)1. 16:37. economists have never paid off and "Thank,you fireman. I like HOME ENGINEERS- Shirley 1981 Chevrolets in the last 7 days. Sava hundreds of Howe 1- 3 2 2 Second period—4. Colorado. McDonald 4 probably ought to go back to school. fireman. There nice people. Have Stewart 2- 3 1 0 (Levo, Ashton). 16:28. Penalties—McDo- McBride 203-492, Shirley Eldridge dollars over a 1982 modal plus save hundreds mors with The reason economists don’t know a happy day,” wrote another New York nald.'Col. 8;(B. Vaive. Tor. 8:03: Vaive. 179-496, Paula Burke 194-502, Bar­ John W 1.0 7 3 0 Tor, double minor, 10:7.; Foster, Col, our low 12.9% finance rate. Hurry— our 1981’a are going what they’re talking about is that child. Gossaiie 'S 2 1 0 13:42. Boschman, Tor, 13:42. bara Higley 178-490, Cathy Bohjalian “ Thank you for comeing to are Hooton pitched to 2 batters in 7th Third period—8, Toronto. Sittler 8 178-459, Diane Cote 212-476, Phyllis they’re talking about a lot of things T- -2 29 A- (Martin. Salming). 6:81. 6, Toronto, fast. that can’t be known. ’The facts upon school for fire prevenchin. It was Paiement 3 (Salminc^, Manno). 12:40. 7. Heritage 487, Cindy Hurley 456, fun,” was the message from O^lorado, Miller 1 (Gagne, Levo). L8:3B. which they have to base a prediction Marlys Dvorak 461, Patt Westine another child. 8, Toronto. Manno 2 (Boschman, NEW ’81 CKVETTE DESH NEW ’81 CITATION don’t exist. There hasn’t been a Paiement), 16:18. Penalties-Wensink, 476, Marie St. Onge 452, Sarah “ I liked the program it was Ck)l. 4:42; R a m ^ e . Col. 9:00; Vaive. Tor, Patherbridge 451. drought yet in the Midwest next 9:00, Salming. ’^ r , 10:31. 4 Door — with automatic transmission, power Hatchback Coupe. 4 cyl. engine, 4-speed trans., good. Squirt is cute every year I Shots on goal—Colorado 941-10—28 brakes, elec, rear defogger, sport mirrors, AM elec, rear defogger, power steering, AM radio, month and they have no way of see him. You teached me a les- Toronto 13^12-34. knowing it’s coming; Russia has not Cfoalies — Colorado, Resch. Toronto, radio, w/walls, body side mouldings, reclining w/walls, wheel open mouldings, styled steel sion. Well I have to go now. See Trem blay. A-16223. bucket seats, sport steering wheel. Stk. #1696 wheels, dual front speakers. S tk ^JS M ^ declared war on Afghanistan next you next year,” said another stu­ year or moved into Poland with dent. troups. Most of the letters were ac­ companied by a picture of Squirt, Quebec 114-6 *6680® ® Our economy is subject to the in­ Washington 111—3 fluence of so many unpredictable Smokey the Bear, or a fire truck. First period—1. Washington, MacKinnon “ Thank you for the nifty N a t i o n a l h o c k e y l e a g u e (W alter, Green), 0:ff>. 2, ^ e b e c , CHoutier events that no one should be program. I really in joyed it,” By United Press International 3. (Richard. Tardif), 18:36. Penalties— expected to know what’s going to Wales Conference Cote. Que, 0:30. Was, K elly 0:30. Que, NEW ’81 IMPALA said one youngster. Adams Division N EW ’81 Pichetle. 6.40. Was. Stoltz. 9:51. Was. happen to the stock market, car Another child bad a compli­ W L . T P is G F GA Palmateer. served by Tookey, 14:38. Que. 4 Door Sedan with V-fl engine, automatic trans., Boston f, 1 1 11 38 24 Rochefort. 16:32. Was, (Carpenter, 17.21. Sport Cpe. with V-6 engine, automatic trans., sales, the com crop or bank loan in­ ment and then a? request — ” I 30 Quebec 3 0 to Second period—3, Washington, Gustaf- power steering, power brakes, air conditioning, air conditioning, bumper rub strips, elec, rear terest rates. liked your show so much and I Montreal 3 0 3 9 37 17 sson 2 (unassisted). 0:88. 4. Quebec. M. tinted glass, floor mats, body side moulding, AM defogger, tinted glass, floor mats, remote control Buffalo 3 1 3 9 20 23 Stastny 3 (Richard. P. Stastny), 14:(C. wonder if I could have two The children In the town’s elementary schools, in a way panied by art work. Most of the drawings were of their Hartford 1 3 2 4 23 2T. mirror, AM radio, dual rear speakers, pin striping, THE ECONOMISTS who give ad­ Penalties—Was bench (served by Theber- radio, steel belted whitewalls. Stk. #1913 firehats.” of saying thank you to members of the 8th District Fire favorite things, the fire truck, (above) “Squirt” the Patrick Division ge). 5:26. Was. llieb erge. 13:20. Que. P. power steering & brakes, value appearance vice to their presidents come from Philadelphia 4 0 1 9 23 12 Stastny. L8:30. (j^e. Hunter. 18:24. Was, group, w/walls. Stk. #1879. Some of the children, accor­ Department for programs presented during Fire departmenjt’s mascot, and Smokey the Bear. N Y Islanders 4 1 I 9 28 18 M cTaM art, 18:24. two places. Either they’re the peo­ c ding to their letters, couldn’t un­ Pittsburgh 3 4 1 7 24 32 Prevention Week, sent hundreds of letters accom­ Thira period—8, Quebec. Cldutier 4 (P. * 7 6 4 5 ® ^ ^ ^ ^ ple who deal in money as bankers or derstand why they didn’t get hats N Y Rangers 2 f. 0 4 18 34 Stastny, M arois), 3:86. 6, Quebec, Hunter 1981 Washington 1 6 0 2 23 34 2 ((jloutier, LaCroix), 7:30. 7, Quebec, stock brokers, or they’re the and pens. The firefighters Campbell Conference Hunter 3 (Cloutier. Richard), 10:00. 8. Forecast theoretical economists who have explained that these gifts are Norris Division Quebec, Hunter (Richard, Cloutier), the Jaws of Life and ‘Skwirt,’ W L T Pis G F GA 13:01. 9. Washington. Maruk 4 (Kelly, been teaching in. college. given to the youngest group of He wrote, “ I liked when the pots, pans and stoves and plugs. I ‘‘Fireman Jim,” as the Minnesota 3 2 1 20 14 Tookey). 17:16. Penalties—Was, Maruk, children each year and the others lady (my father) said ‘I hate wrote still another child. will never in my hole life go near children call Sarles. certainly Winnipeg 3 2 1 23 21 Set. OCT. 24 N EW ’81 TRUC K The professors get a reputation as :S0. ^ e . Cloutier, 1:08. Que. Rochefort, NEW 12.9% FINANCE cooking if it weren’t for you I Another child wanted to prove hot things.” Detroit 3 2 1 20 23 15:22. Was. Palmateer, served by Alabema 28 Rutgers 14 heavy thinkers in their economic do not get them. knows now that the tim e he Toronto 2 2 2 27 24 Economy model. Vi ton Pickup, 6Vi ft. Fleetside he learned something so he T wouldn’t have to. P.S. Tell my “ Even though you go talk to Carpenter. 18:7. Arizona St 38 Stanford 21 world, so someone in government A letter from the son of one oof spends each year at the schools is Chicago 2 3 2 34 37 Shots on goalr-Quebec !4;12-17—43, body, gauges, AM radio, power steering. Stk RATE FROM'RENERAL detailed those things in his letter kids and you tell them to tell St. Louis 2 4 0 26 28 Baylor 27 TCU 21 the firefighters mentioned the pop he looked gorges.” His father very worthwhile. And the letters Washington f-9-10-24. #1162 decides they ought to come out into — “ I will be careful of fires; I Smythe Division (}oallenders—Quebec, Bouchard. Wa­ BoMon Colege 21 Army 14 program that was put on inside played the part of the mother in there parents things I know they are enjoyed by all of the 41 38 MOTORS - SAVE the “ real” world and put their Edmonton f. 3 0 1 shington. Palmateer. A—7,862. BoIm St 24 Weber St 21 the school, featuring short plays one of the skits. will stay away from fires; I will don’t tell them. But I do.” wrote volunteers and their wives. Los Angeles 4 3 0 37 29 theories to work for all of us. stay away from hot things like another child. Vancouver 2 4 2 22 19 BYU 32 Wyoming 22 HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS about fire safety. “ I liked the rescue truck and Colorado 1 f> 2 22 41 CantrS MkMgwi 38 Kant St 18 ’The trouble has always been, like Calgary 1 .8 I 22 30 CHaiM42NaM)8ny13 ON EVERY CAVALIER AND the people who predict what's going (Top four in each division qualify for CtamaonSSNCarolIntSt 10 Stanley Cup playoffs.) to happen to the stock market, Wednesday's Results Colgtl824Columbii7 CITATION. Quebec 6, Washington 3 Color8daSt27UTEP22 they’re right almost exactly half the Los Angeles 8. NY Rangers 2 time. That’s a margin of error of 50 Colorado 4, Toronto 4 (tie) CoraiacUcut 33, Malna 8 2. Buffalo 2 (tie) Dartmouth 22 Coma* 21 percent and it isn’t good enough. ago Delawws 18 Rhode Wand 14 The fact is the rhythm of our Edmonton 8. Hartford 2 The misunderstootd malady Drake 28 W Texas St 26 Thursday s Games economy seems to resist being I All Times EDT) Florida SI 35 LSU 22 WE INSPECT AND RECONDITION EVERY USED CARp Boston at Detroit, 7:38 p.m. Furman 28 Liberty BaplM 7 tinkered with. It goes up and it goes Quebec at Philadelphia, 7;X p.m. down. When it goes up, half the Myths still abound about epilepsy, how it's caused and controlled St Louis at Minnesota, 8:38; p.m. QaorglaTach22Tulm14 RACK EVERY CAR WITH OUR REPUTATION BUILT UP economists are right and the other Pittsburgh at Calgary. 9:X p.m. Georgia 28 Kentucky 17 Friday^ Games OVER 44 YEARS. PLUS OUR LATE MODEL USED CARS half are wrong. Toronto at Buffalo, 8:0T> p.m. PGA Statistics Granhang 38 Jacfcion St 18 By Letha Marsiiall sudden changes in the electrical 'overturned. to school, drive a car, marry and Carolina. New York Islanders at Washington. By United Press International Harvard 21 Pikioaton 13 ARE INSURED TOR 1 YEAR OR 12.000 MILES ASAINST W H E N T H E E CO NO M Y of our Washington Correspondent function of the brain. The causes of “ Employers often discriminate have children.” "To be on the safe side, I stay 8 Ofi p.m Scoring Ham* 24 San DIago St 21 Chicago at Winnipeg, 9.08 p.m. 1. Tom Kile 89.80 2, Bruce Lietzke MAJOR REPAIRS. country goes up or down, it doesn’t epilepsy, ccording to the National because they lack full understanding away from hazardous machinery. Pittsburgh at Edmonton. 9:X p.m. 70.01. 3. Ray Floyd 70.20. 4. Jerry Pate Holy 008835 Brown 10 WASHINGTON-Karen Gerred of Institute of Health, can include of epilepsy and believe those who Many epileptics often experience When I feel the aura of an imminent Hartford at Vancouver. ll;Q8i p m. 70.47 . 8. Curtis Strange 70.60 6. Jack Houiton 33 AikanMS 17 look to me as Uough it’s happening Florida was eight years old when Nicklaus 70 71 7, Tom Watson 70.74 8. everything from brain infections, have it might be dangerous or acci­ a warning ( ( “ aura” ) prior to the seizure I go somewhere and sit down Bobby Clampett 70 77 . 9. Johnny M iller ■nol828Wi8COniln21 because of any textbook kind of she began having epileptic seizures MmlTMInnaaotaM 90 (XV. *0595 birth trauma, major diseases, drug dent prone,” sid E FA. “ It has been onset of a seizure, either in the form or lie down where I won’t get hurt,” 7079 10. Andy Bean 70.82 Malibu Classic 4 Dr. 4.4 V-6, 79 XM L M725 91 (XV. *9075 economic principles. Very often, for after a car door handle pierced the Driving Distance Zephyr 2 Dr. V-0, auto., olr oon- Malibu Claaalc 4 Dr. V-6, auto., found that people with eplielpsy of smell, numbness or tingling, says said Mitchell, a paper company lorn 8125 Colorado 8 auto., air cond.. power steering, example, some big Wall Street right side of her head in an auto ac­ or alcohol abuse to head injury, poor 1. Dan Pohl .280.1. 2. Fred Couples d.. power ataaring, radio. Orig. olr cond., power ataaring A E FA. Many take heed of this war­ KinaaB21KmiatSI19 radio, vinyl roof. Orig. 14,(KM) nutrition, tumors, stroke or poisons. have fewer seizures if they lead ac­ worker. Z776 3. Tom Purtzer 278.6 . 4. Fuzzy 30,000 milaa. brakaa, otoc. dotoggar, AM-FM operator needs cash and decides to cident. Mary Corcoran of Illinois IWayatta 33 Galtytburg 20 miles. “ But in more than half the cases tive, productive lives. Most of them ning while on the job. One such per­ Zoeller 274.9 8. Bill Sander 273.0 6. Lon stereo, rustproofad and many developed epilepsy at age 7 after an Hinkle 272i' 7, Tom m y Valentine 270.8. 8 Lahl^ 23 Bucknal 10 sell stock. of epilepsy, no cause can be iden­ can work, participate in sports, go son is Rickey Mitchell of North Please turn to page 14 (tie ). Larry Ziegler and Jeff Mitchell more axlraa.- appendectomy operation; and Long Beach St 31 Fularton St 18 81 (XV. *6995 77(XV. *3995 90 (XV. <1979 Half a dozen brokers find out tified,” the Institute stated. 270 7 10. Tom Weiskopf 2702. Maryland 27 Duka 23 Malibu 4 Dr. 6 cyl.. auto., power Caprica Slo. Wgn. V-8, auto., Malibu Claaalc 2 Or. V-0, auto. Louise Hutton of New Mexico, in her 2 Percentage in fairway—1.Day—1. Calvin( Pecle steering A brakes, radio, rust- olr cond., power ataaring, radio. Mr oond., power ataaring a 79 (XV. *4675 about it and first thing you know Although many epileptics have .189 2. Mike Reid .761 3. Bill ~ McNaaaa St 38 Aikanaaa 8128 Impale 4 Dr. V-8, auto., power 60's, developed epilepsy after a fall :e_ Reid .761. 3, Bill Rogers proofed. Ofig. 8.000 miles. Reel clean car. brakaa. radio, |al Mock bawity . there’s a stampede at the selling learned to control their seizures .780. 4. Jack Renner .747, 8. Larry' Nelson Miami (Ohiol 24 Ohio U 13 slaaring A brakaa. radio, vtoyt down a flight of stairs. 740 6. Hubert Green 7T.. 7. Tom Kite roof, through medication and live full and Mlaml(F)a)3SEC«aWia7 91 (XV. *9345 windows and stocks drop 10 points. Epilepsy can happen to anyone at .732 , 8. Bob Murphy .726 . 9. Tim Norris 79 PONT *4645 n (XV. *4445 productive lives, many continue to WHO AM I? 723 10. John Mnnaffey .718. SunWrd Hetchback Cpe. 4 cyl., Mol. Cloaalc Slo. Wg. V-0, oulo., Nova Coneouroe 2 Dr. Cpa. 0 It has nothing to do with anything so any age, at this time. It gives no Michigan 48 Northweatam l4 air cond., power ataaring A 90IMTSW *5395 face employment discrimination, Greens In Regulation 4 epd.. radio, ruatproolad. Real’ oyl.. auto., ab oond., power B210 2 Dr. 4 eyt., auto., radio. classic as the law of supply and de­ warning, has many causes, and One woman's heartbreak 1. Calvin Peete .731. 2. Jack Nicklaus IIHlllll(ipl8t22Aurtium6 sporty car. brakaa, roof earrior, olao. rear ataaring A brakaa, padded vinyl Uka nawl mand, but the next day the claims more than one out of every hostility and social rejection. 720. 3. Bruce Uetxke .712. 4. Johnny llliilii|ppl42Vandartilt21 dofoggar, AM-FM radio, power roof. A Booutyl Miller .706 Tom Kile TOT. 6 illel. Bill “ Employment continues to be one hlaaouri24NahraMa21 91 (XV. *6795 door locka and many more economists are talking about what 100 Americans every year. Rogers and Andy Bean 808 8. Bob Cltetlbn 2 Dr. V-6,4apd„ power 79 (XV. *4925 of the most serious problems axtroa. Malibu Sta. Wg. V-0, auto., happened just as if it was possible to Although science has come a long Phyllis Mae Stanley still She is quite proud of her two this,” she says, referring to Murphy 888 9. Jim Simons 6M 10. Montana 20 Portland 817 steering A brakae, roar window 90F0M *5095 associated with epilepsy,” EFA Hubert Green .880. Ne«y30WBam«Haiy10 power ataaring A brakaa, radio. way in providing drugs to control remembers the day she was put sons. One is training to be a epilepsy. 2 make sense out of it. Putting defogger. Orig. 6,000 mllee. 79 PLY. *5595 Pbtto 2 Dr. 4 oyl., auto., power Clean Carl says. ‘‘Some states still dis­ New Meidoo 20 New Maaloo 21 ataaring, roar window dotoggar, epileptic seizures, myths about “ It breaks my heart to see a 1. Alan Tapie 28.70 . 2. Tom Watson 81 Horizon TC-3 Hatchback Cpa. 4 I ’Ri not blaming economists. It’s a criminate against people with out of fifth grade at Lincoln police officer in West Hartford. 28.71. 3. Frank Conner 28.86 . 4, Morris NAitaant24MaMm8t12 78 (XV. *4725 cyl., auto., Ob’ cond., power rally whiala, radio. Orig. 13,000 90 (XV. *5150 epilepsy still abound. School in Manchester. The other is in the Air Force. child come in this world with Hatalsky 2888 6. Tom m y Aaron 28.90. 6 mUaa. tough racket they’re in and they epilepsy in such areas as workmen’s NCaralnt368Caralna28 Caprice 9 Pasa. Wgn. V-S. ataaring, raor window dotoggar, Chavatta 4 Dr. 4 cyl., 4 apd., Despite an 88-percent success “ It broke my heart. I wanted to epilepsy. I just hope to God they (tie ). Cai7 Player and George Burns W Taaaa 8121 TMa-Aitnglan 14 auto., air cond.. power steering radio. Nloa aporiy car. rear window datoggor, radio. don’t have much to go on. The compensation, employment, 29.04 . 8. George Archer 29,08. 9. Bud rate, epilepsy remains one of the be a teacher. The excuse they ” 1 was the happiest girl in the don’t have to go through what I Allin 29.10. 10. Greg Powers 20.12. OMoStSSkidMnaM A brakes, redlo. Family 79 V.W. H395 Uko nawl economists they studied have as drivers’ licenses and transportation. 90M1SIM *5595 Rabbit Cuatom 4 Dr. 4 cyL, most misunderstood diseases today. gave me was they were afraid I’d world the day I found out I was had to go through. I hope they’re Pereen^e of nib-par holes-1. Bruce OkWNmt 42 Oraoon St 21 310 Hatchback Cpa. 4 eyi., 4 much to do with economics today as hospitalization.” Llotike 2K . 2. Jerry Pate 210. 3, Tom The Epilepsy Foundation of fall down the stairs and get poregnant,” she says. Her hap­ cured by then,” she says. OkWiomd8t1SL«da«la13 apd., AM-FM radio, roar win­ auto., roar window dotoggar, “ The individual with epilepsy who Watson 211. 4. Ray Floyd 210. 5, Tom 80 (XV. *7345 the hot air balloon has to do with the America, a national voluntary piness was marred, though, by Oragon23AlrFarat21 Monte Carlo Cpa. V-6, aula., olr dow dalaggar. Uka now. AM-FM radio. Claan A nloa. a TRUCKS • killed,” says the 46-year-old Her childhood memories of the Kite 2GB. 6, Andy Bean 206. 7, Bobby F-14, I just wished, economists organization working to dispel the reveals his handicap to a potential Clampett Xa. 8. Ben Crenihaw 200. 0. Pam 8120 WM Virginia 22 cond., power ataaring 8 brakaa, mother of two. “ I used to cry the reaction of her then father-in- teasing of other children still 90 O iV. *0195 myths surrounding the disease, has employer risks an immediate turn­ CurUs Strange .191. 10. Gil Morgan .190. Pnabuqg 36 Syraouaa 14 wire urtiaala, AM-FM radio, iai 79M KK *5995 90T0m A *0995 LUV *fUk up. 4 oyL. 4 apd., would stop guessing and telling us because I wanted to go to law. haunt her daily. Eagles -1. Bruce Lietake 12. 2 (tie), Regal Cpa. 300 V-0, auto., air down,” E F A added. NadM 27 MkMgm 8120 black beauty. CaHea 8.T. Cpa.- 4 oyl., auto., radio, rear atop bumbar, orig. what they guess as if they knew declred next month “ Epilepsy school.” “ She was so mad. He told me I Bobby Wadkins. Leonard Thompson, Lon cond., power ataaring A brakaa, A California woman was denied a Hinkle. Bruce Douglass 10. 8 (uel, Grreg 8mJoaa8t30UWiSt12 roar window dotoggar, radio. 5,000 milaa. Uka new. what they were talking about. Month.” Mrs. Stanley has suffered from had no right to have a child. He “ We were very ignorant then. 9 1 OEV. *5695 rear window datoggor, radio, Uka nawl postal clerk position because of her Nobody knowB me. At Powers. Bobby Gampett and Terry Diehl Chavatta 4 Or. 4 cyl., auto., vinyl real. Claan A moa. “ Epilepsy is the second most epilepsy since age 11. Until her said, “ A fter all, you are an They’d make fun of you. If you 9. 9 (tie), eight tied with 8. Soidham CM 31 Nolra D m 24 epilepsy history, although she had leatt not the way Birdies—I, Vance Healner 3M. 2, Tom radio. Uka now. 79 PLY. *5795 oommon neurological disorder in late 20s, she suffered from grand epileptic. We don’t want any'lit­ dropped on the street, they’d just 8MU21Taai17 Arrow Sport Pick up. 4 oyl., 6 been free of seizures for 12 years. oafht to. I began doing .Kite 380. 3. Dave Eichelberger 278. 4. 91 (XV. *9795 79 PONT. *0095 the U.S. today, and it can appear mal seizures. Today she has five tle epileptics in this fam ily!” stand around and walk by.” what I do aft^ joining Mark Lye 372 6, Jerry Pate 370. 6, Tannaana30Mam|)Na8t 14 79 CHEV. *5195 Monte Carlo Cpa. v-0, auto., air Oran LoMana Salari 8M. Wg. V- apood. buckol oaota, AM-FM Last August that denial was over­ Bruce Lietxke 380 . 7, (fark O’hleara SO. Comdro Cpa. 6 oyl., otondard, .About collecting without warning* in all races and at or six petit mal seizures a day. Her husband, she says, “ stood She remembered a boyfriend the Marines in 1BB9. TamgM24anMnnMI2l pond., power ataaring A brakaa, 0, auto., ab oond.. roar wbidqw radio, mat proofed, real aporiy turned by the U.S. Postal Service. 8. Bobby Wadkins SI. 0, George Archer power ataaring. radio. Orig. 37,- landau equip., radio, ruat- d.afoggar, power efoaring, tniok. all social levels,” says the Epilepsy She takes a drug called dilantin there and didn’t say ‘Boo.” ’ ^who’d tell bystanders to get away Before that, I waa a 3C. 10. Curtis Strange 342. TaBMASMMneaM Russ MacKendrick writes about They ruled that she was proven 000 mHaa. proofad and many more oxtraa. radio. Orig. 38J)00 mHoo. Foundation of America, a national to control the seizures. The marriage entered in and then walk her home after a high school star. I set Sand&ves ToMn W BoWtog Gaam 13 stamps, coins and almost anything ‘‘medically suitable” by a 1. Tom Watson JM. 2, Morris Hatalsky voluntary organization working to She is philosophical and at the divorce and she has been married seizure. records in track and collectible — in "Collectors’ neurologist, and should not be dis­ 580. 3. Ray Floyd JS7. 4 tUe), George UCLA30CMBon«a20 dispel the myito surrounding the same time angry about the condi­ twice since. Her present husband Her epilepsy has prevented her field — and I did OK in Archer and David Edwards JM. 8, Tom Comer,” every Tuesday in The criminated against because of, her Kite J87. 7, Ben Crensheir JH . I, Pal UW 31 New dH * Vdgae 33 disorder and improve the lives of tion that has shaped her life. She lives on a Veterans Administra­ from w(H-king, though many suf­ baseball and football, Herald’s Focus/Leisure section. epilepsy. too. U ndM v J4I. 0, Grier Jones J « . U (Ue), VkgHaTaoh 33 AppMacMan 8121 -ARIER— ^ those who have it. “ It claims more wishes there wasn’t so much ig­ tion pension. She recently moved ferers hold fulltime jobs. She G »y Pleyer, Jerry Heard end Lee Eider A Florida parking meter repair­ VU23MmMiMI13 than 100,000 new victim s every year, from Mandiester to East Hart­ says she worked once as a stodc man was denied his drivers’ license norance about epilepsy. And, she • • s ii» < Prise Money ‘ The inside story 75,000 of them children and says, through the years, she has ford. girl at G. Fox and Co. years ago. 1. Tom K ite S S J M . 2, R n Floyd WMMro8Ml21V>gWi14 renewal after 19 years with a safe •sm «» adolescents.” learned not to let little things ‘ T v e had to speak up for “ But that didn’t work out,” she M IM M 9^ **ne> tSOjao. 3. Tom Italeon n o m 4. WaMdngkn 23 TMoa Tech 20 EVROLET ^ Jack Anderson tells the inside driving record. His license was for a nmm VHH Bruce Lietxke 830,448. 6, BUI Rocera Epilepsy, once thought to be con­ bothqr her. myself all my life because of says. Waaidn^ 8136 AfWma 13 itory in "Washington Merry-Go- three-wheeled motor scooter that he 831.':.4II 8. Jerry Pate «a0M7. 7, Hale tagious and brourtt on by demons Irwin 8278.400. 8. Craig Sladler MIIJM. WIMdpan2IBal8l7 Rouiid” — every day on the opinion drove tu pick up broken parking 9, Curtis Strange 8D1J13. Kl, .Larry possessing the body, is not a disease,^ WhMa8l34THlMlO 1IS89 MAIN STREET Tel. 646-6444 MANCHESTER p a^ of The Herald. meters. Tliat decision was later Nelson I199242. YMt28PMnMlMnla 14 but a medical condition produced by 14 — THE HERALD. Thurs., Oct. 22, 1981 THE HERALD, ’Thurs., Oct. 22, 1981 - 15 Many still Advice believe myths Would-be suicide wants rites ( DEAR ABBY: I have a question father’s advice and as a result he She maintains an apartment near­ about epilepsy which, as you will see, I can’t very contracted syphilis! I know all this by where she keeps her clothes and well a ^ anyone else. I am nearly 80, because I was the friend who took belongings and goes there just to quite alone in the world, and have a Dear ’Tim to the clinic for treatments. change clothes, do her laundry, pay progressive disease which will Continued from page 13 children. There is usually a rapid I Just wanted to say that it’s not her bills, get her mail, etc. onset of mental confusion or daze eventually make me helpless. Abby only the girl who pays the price for I say that we are living together. Before that time comes, I plan to hasty sex. (Consider the boy who She says we are not. What do you accompanied by repetitious Abigail There are three types of epilepsy movements such as walking round end my own life, a choice I believe has fathered a child out of wedlock.) say? all, differing in severity, type and in circles or laughing and talking each one of us has the right to make Van Buren Please print this to let other boys US IN SAN FRANCISCO frequency, according to the for himself. know that virginity is nothing to be DEAR US: I say as long as she loudly and excessively. The person I am Jewish, but not Orthodox. I National Institute of Health. often appears drunk. ashamed of. I’m not a religious maintains an independent The generalized (Grand want a Jewish funeral, but I need to fanatic. I’m just waiting for “the residence, you are not living “Only society itself, acting in just know if a rabbi would consent to per­ Mai) seizure is of ter associated with and humane fashion, can eliminate right time.” together. form a funeral for a person known to has made me sit down and write the word epilepsy. The seizure often all the obstacles now facing those IN NO HURRY CONFIDENTAL TO lasts up to five minutes, and is with epilepsy,” EFA concluded. have committed suicide. this. DEAR IN: I commend you for MUSICIAN’S WIFE: Don’t judge characterized by convulsions and 0)uld I be buried in a Jewish, Why is all the blame piled on the your wholesome outlook and manly all women by the ones who chase unconsciousness. The person should cemetary? Please do not identify boys? Listen to this: I’m a high self-control. It’s too bad Tim’s your husband. Musicians are con­ not be restrained in any way and Now you know me or my town. school senior. I dated a girl last year father didn’t tell his son how to pre­ stantly being pursued by women, but nothing should be forced in his The longest engagement on record ANONYMOUS (I’ll call her Angie) and she told me vent the twin tragedies of irrespon­ those who don’t want to be bothered mouth. The area around him should was 67 years between Octavio DEAR ANONYMOUS: Accor­ if I didn’t go to bed with her it meant sible sex: veneral disease and un­ know how to ignore the overtures be cleared and the patient should be Guillen, 82, and Adrina Martinez, 82. ding to Jewish law, our bodies I didn’t “love” her. Well, I kept my wanted pregnancies. when they get the pitch. turned on his side to allow normal The couple finally took the plunge in belong to God, and only he can take self-respect and my vir^nity, even DEAR ABBY: A recent discus­ Getting married? Whether you breathing, according to EFA. June 1969 in Mexico City. Herald phrMo by Pliita a life. However, out of consideration though Angie leaked a few rumors sion with my girlfriend has led me want a formal church wedding or a The partial seizure (OPetit Mai) for the grieving family, suicides are around school. to write to you with this question. simple, "do-your-own-thing" is usually associated with 4 to 10 Radiologic technology graduates entitled to have a religious funeral A friend of mine (I’ll call him For the last three months we have ceremony, get Abby’s new booklet. year-olds. It is characterized by Financial advice ^ and they may be buried in a Jewish Tim) was advised by his father to been together daily with very few Send fl plus a long, self-addressed, short periods of blinking or staring Regina Battaglia (left) instructor and educational advIsOr for the and stripes are, left to right, Brigid Gleason, Kathleen O ’Coln, cemetary. get some “experience” in his teens exceptions. We had dinner together stamped (35 cents) envelope to: Ab­ and the person is not aware that he Sylvia Porter tells how to get School of Radiologic Technology at Manchester Memorial Debra Claus, and Lee Poirier. Next to the students Is Daniel DEAR ABBY: Your column so that when he gets married he will almost every night and have slept in by’s Wedding Booklet, 12060 is having a seizure. “Your Money’s Worth" — daily on Hospital, poses with four students who were recent graduates Mikolowsky, director of the school and Dr. Robert E. Karns, telling girls that they don’t have to be able to guide his bride through the same bed ((at my place) about H aw thorne Blvd., Suite 5000, the business page in The “go all the way” to prove their love Psychomotor seizures are of the school. The students who received their certificates, pins chairman of the Department of Radiology. the honeymoon. Tom followed his five nights out of the week. Hawthorne, California 90250. prevelant among adults and older Manchester Herald. Poor writing skills, recruit problems cited Hormone replacement needed

DEAR DR. LAMB — Three individual responses is how much meats, hot dogs, pepperoni, all their New criticisms leveled at high schools months ago I had a hysterectomy. A female hormone is produced by the favorites. How unsafe is it to con­ week later I was put on Premarin. adrenal gland. sume foods containing this? Am I Since I had hot flashes and Y o u i r To help you sort all this out I am over-reacting? titude Test Scores and Navy ap­ generally, to deal In an increasingly headaches the amount was in­ sending you ’The Health Letter By Patricia McCormack Henderson, chairman and chief DEAR READER—The main reason titude tests, both of which measure complex and technology-oriented creased. Now I feel fine but I’m Health num ber 14-12, H ysterectom y, exeuctive officer of Itek Corp., said Cystocele and Rectocele. ’These are for concern about nitrates and DPI Education Editor mathematic and verbal skills, have world. worried about blood clots. a while back at the Naval ’Training “Half of our high school students take no Lawrence common operations in women. nitrites is the possibility that they Have taxpayer concern, in­ Center, Great Lakes, III. continued to drop. “ ...how can we expect citizens to Will I age quicker, wrinkle and math after grade 10 and only 15 percent take a dry up if I do not take enough hor­ Lamb, M.D. Others who want this issue can may be converted in the body to vestigations of dropping scholastic Henderson said the current Henderson said the country is now make important decisions about... nitrosamines, which may cause inheriting the results of the early technological goals and objectives mones? I’m 36 now. Do the hor­ send 75 cents with a long, stamped, aptitude test scores, and all the priorities in the nation’s high course in chemistry; only 7percent a course in self-addressed envelope for it to me, cancer. To put the issue in perspec­ 1970s when substantive course work without a basic understanding of mones affect your sexual desire? brickbats hurled at the nation’s high schools are out of order and hurting in care of this newspaper, P.O. Box tive, there are bacteria in the in­ physics ... Somehow our priorities are wrong. was de-emphasized in favor of less technology?” Are there some check points to schools over the poor educational the country’s industrial capabilities 1551, Radio City Station, New York, testine that produce many times the challenging subjects and know if you are taking enough or too quality of their products done any as well as its military readiness. We fust have to expect more of our students. crease your dosage for that reason. amount of these substances than requirements for graduation were ’The prescription for the nation’s much? Do the hormones affect NY 10019. good? “Half of our high school students You must have had more than just You will need to rely on your doc­ exists in cured meats. ’They are ab­ — Executive Robert P. Henderson loosened. schools prescribed by Henderson: mood? Does the body develop a Not according to two new attacks take no math after grade 10 and only a hysterectomy. ’The uterus does not tor to know if you are taking the sorbed into the blood stream and are ‘"The deterioration in education —School boards must tighten and tolerance so you have to gradually on the state of high school education 15 percent take a course in form female hormones. ’The ovaries right amount of hormone or not. If in your saliva than you can expect to from different directions, both of chemistry, only seven percent a coincided with the Vietnam con- harden course curricula. increase the amount? What happens —Federal education dollars should if you miss one or two a month? ’This do. When a young woman has her you don’t take enough you may have get from you food. So I guess people which say schools are course in physics,” he said. Rict,” he said. ovaries removed along with a hot flashes and other changes that concerned about this should stop deemphasizing tough courses, "Many of the nation’s high two semesters before they can “To students of that era, science be tied to a renewed emphasis on surgery is irrevocable so one has to Since 1973, when the draft was make the best of it. hysterectomy, she usually needs and he can see when he examines you. swallowing saliva — and that will in­ emphasizing easy ones. schools, however, require four years achieve proficiency. eliminated, the armed service and engineering were subjects to technical and scientific teaching in high schols. DEAR READER — You should should have hormone replacement. ’The risk of blood clots and other deed be interesting to watch. ’liie charges; of physical education.. Such courses are common in the branches (with the exception oT the avoid — if they became one’s life Now, I don’t happen to approve of —Cooperative efforts must be un­ think of the hormones you are taking If not you will be thrown into the complications from hormones is not UPI photo 1. Writing skills of entering “Somehow our priorities are nation’s colleges; many are tagged Army) have either maintained or in­ work, you became part of the war the foods you mention. But my dertaken by government, business as replacement therapy, meaning menopause early with some of the really great in your case, probably college freshmen seem worse than wrong. We just have to expect more “remedial.” creased the percentage of high machine,” he said. problems you mention. less than the risk of a normal reason is that these are exceptional­ Latest fashion ever, says Michael Holzman, chair­ "Law, the social sciences, and parents to pressure state and they replace the hormones that of our students.” To support his criticism, Hender­ school graduate recruits entering would normally be fohned by your Yes, the hormones do affect your pregnancy. ly high fat foods. ’Their high fat con­ man of the University of Califor­ Holzman, meanwhile, said he’s history, teaching — these were the' local school boards into action. son made these points: their ranks. own ovaries if you had not had an sexual desire, just the same as the DEAR DR. LAMB — I am trying tent, and often saturated fat con­ nia’s Freshman Writing Program in worried alx)Ut the deterioration of —Volunteers for military duty are —Recruits entering Navy service professions of the ‘Woodstock’ “It’s time for everyone to express tent, means they should be avoided A Lame T-shirt worn over bloom satin pants was presented at concern over the low educational operation. Since It is a replacement normal hormones you form from to serve foods to my family that are Los Angeles. “A surprising number writing instruction in the schools. less prepared in basic academic holding high school diplomas or generation. your ovaries at the onset of puberty good for them, but I find sodium by those desiring a low-fat diet to the Paris showing of Per Spook ready-to-wear 1982 summer “Students, no longer challenged, standards that pervade our secon­ of a natural substance you will not of college freshmen can’t read well “Entering students may be able to skills than those of a decade ago, equivalency certificates increased develop a tolerance and need to in- influence you. One big difference in nitrate in all packages of cold avoid heart attacks and strokes. collection Tuesday. enough to answer the questions write sentences, but many of them even though the number of high from 70 to 85 percent since 1973. took the easy way. dary schools,” he said. professors ask.” can’t compose an essay or even a school graduates entering the Last year, their counterparts in the “Of course, this reduced the drop­ (’The firm Henderson beads in 2. The nation’s public schools — paragraph,” he said. armed services has increased. Army were 80 percent high school out rate and improved school Lexington, Mass., designs and and not the elimination of the To set students on a more solid —“...any overall decline in quali­ graduates. graduation statistics.” manufactures systems, for miltary draft — is a cause of the footing, use established the ty of aptitude (of military —Although the average recruit Beyond national economic and worldwide markets in graphics, decline in abiliW of recruits in the freshman writing program four volunteers) cannot be primarily tied has more schooling, he has less security intere^, Henderson said electronic defense and optlcsd im­ It s emotional blackmail Vehicle auction set nation’s armed.^ervices, Robert P. years ago. Most students require to the elimination of the draft.” academic ability.^holastic Ap­ schools are not'preparing students. aging.) DEAR DR. BLAKER — Meanwhile, he hangs ’There is no reason why I have been married for around our door, looking at your daughter should have ’The town of Manchester will hold with an electrical system that needs five years to an ugly, us in the most sorrowful to look into those sad eyes a vehicle auction Saturday, at the repaired, overweight woman. Why I Ask way as we go about our day after day and feel in­ Highway Department garage at 263 Births married her, I have no • A 19TO Ford Pinto, Dr. Blaker business. creasingly guilty. Rescue Olcott St. at 10:15 a m. • a 1978 Dodge Monaco, idea. Do you think my her immediately. Vehicles may be inspected from My problem now is that I • A 1978 Plymouth Fury, Karen Blaker, Ph.D. daughter is too sensitive 8:30 to 10 a.m. All sales are final and • a 1977 Dodge Royal Monaco, want to get a divorce and because of the way she is Reduce the role of televi­ must be made in cash. Vehicles Gseic, Michael Earl son of Stephen and Shirley • A 1979 Dodge St. Regis, Whiling, l.ori Ann daughter of Dave and Leslie Press of Manchester and her paternal grandparents are paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Eldward Socha she says no. Furthermore, reacting to this situation? sion in your home with help must be removed by Oct, 30. Rough Csete, of Wall Street, Hebron, was bora Sept. 30 • A 1975 Plymouth Gran Fury, Berk Whiting of 40 Olcott St., was bom Sept. 27 at Mr. and Mrs. James P. Gagnon of Manchester. She has of Manchester. she says she will tell our fro m D r. B la k e r ’s Vehicles to be auctioned are: at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grand­ i . • A 1968 Ford pick-up with unsafe Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grand­ a sister, Sarah, 2. friends that I have never newsletter “Taming the • A 1973 (Tievrolet Nova with a cab chassis mounts that is unsafe to Somerville, Lindsey Ann daughter of Roger A. and parents are Mr. and Mrs. Gaylord E. Rough of Alfred, been able to consummate DEAR READER - It is parents are Albert and Jeanette Ames of East Hartford. Larorbe, Andrew Steven son of David and Gloria TV Beast.” Send 50 cents hole in the floor and questionable drive and Carrie Lowell Somerville of 640 Merrow Road, Coven­ N.Y. and his paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. our marriage if I even so barrassment about a difficult to know from your Her paternal grandparents are Harold and Anne Whiting Gallitano Laroche of 47B Esquire Drive, Manchester, you straighten out your and a stamped, self- transmission, try, was born Oct. 2 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Stephen P. Csete of Phelps, N.Y. He has a brother, much as go talk to a problem you know you do letter just how upset your addressed envelope to Dr. • A 1973 International pick-up that of Manchester. She has a brother, Jason Paul. 6. was born Oct, 7 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His feelings. • A 1971 Plymouth four-door with Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Fred Steven, 16 months. lawyer. not have now, you would be DEAR DR. BI.AKER — daughter is, but I would Blaker in care of this bad transmission, is unsafe to drive. Shaw, Menir W illiam Jr. son of Menie W. and Mary maternal grandparents are Leo and Mary Gallitano of Lowell of Middletown and her paternal grandmother is It is true that I have Conli, Jennifer Lynn daughter of Richard S. and willing to live with your My 10-year-old daughter is say that it is a very dis­ newspaper, P.O. Box 475, • A 1977 Dodge Royal Monaco Minimum bids are 350. Mistretta Shaw of 171 Oak St., was bom Sept. 24 at Waltham, Mass, and his paternal grandparents are Mr. Ruth Somerville of Manchester. She has a sister, Amy, Patricia Daniels Conti of 32 Lyndale St., was bom Sept. never been able to have sex wife for the rest of your terribly distraught about a tressing situation and Radio City Station, New Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grand­ and Mrs. Armand Laroche, also of Waltham. He has a . 2 with my wife. And it has life? ’That doesn’t make stray cat that is living on would be for any child, or York, NY 10019. parents are Eva Mistretta and the late James Mistretta brother, Michael, 2. 28 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal (Corcoran, Shannon Marie daughter of Paul F. and grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Daniels of made me feel terrible as a sense, does it? our doorstep. She wants us adult for that matter, who Write to Dr. Blaker at of Manchester and his paternal grandparents are Mr. Peracchio, Sara Marie daughter of William and Bonnie Rushlow Corcoran of 140 Park St., was bom Oct. Quaker Hill. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and man. Either you are par­ to take it in but we have a loves animals. the above address. The and Mrs. Menie Shaw of Manchester. Janette Boisvert Peracchio of Twin Hills Drive, Coven­ 3 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal Mrs. Ronald Ladd of Manchester. Her great- Two weeks ago, ticularly sensitive to public dog that hates cats. It would Why not put an end to the volume of mail prohibits I,rwi8, Dana son of Raymond and Carolyn Bauer try, was bom Oct, 9 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rushlow of grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ray Horan of however, I had my first opinion or you really do be a disaster. agony by taking the animal personal replies, but 190 FARMMGTON AVL, HARTFORD Lewis of French Road. Bolton, was bom Sept. 25 at Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Manchester and her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Manchester. fling and found that there want to stay with your wife She has called all her to a shelter for cats where questions of general in­ 144 BROAD STREET, WINDSOR Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grand­ Boisvert of Eastford. Her paternal grandparents are Mrs. Joseph (Corcoran of Windsor Locks. She has a is absolutely nothing wrong and are using her threat of friends and no one else can it can be fed and perhaps terest will be discussed in with me sexually. Now I mother is Mrs. Dorothy Bauer of New Britain and his Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Peracchio of Boston ’Turnpike, sister, Melissa Susan, 23 months. Crafty, Danielle Marie daughter of William T. and emotional blackmail to. take him either. placed in a good home? future columns. 40 WEST MAM, ROCKVILLE paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Lewis of Coventry. She has a brother, Gregory, 4. Her maternal am even more anxious to justify not getting a ARTHUR Qualglia, Lindsay Brooks daughter of John C. and Janet Bolduc Cratty of 59 Doane St., was bora Oct. 4 at __^ug Store 942 MAM STREH, MANCHESTER Woodstock. great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. E.T. Boisvert of Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal ^and- get out of my marriage. divorce. Wethersfield and her paternal great-grandparents are Laurie Broderick Quaglia Jr., of 29 Harvard Road, was Her threat is my only Another possibility is I,ewi8, Beihany Ann daughter of Richard A. and bom Oct. 3 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her parents are Mr. and Mrs. ’Timothy Bolduc and Mr. and OF MilNCHESTER Mr. and Mrs. John Peracchio of Coventry. Mrs. Andy Swatik of Manchester. Her paternal grand­ deterrent. I would be so that you are afraid of your Vicks* Sharon Edwards Lewis of 31 Strawberry Lane, maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Russell embarrassed if my friends CAUNm SHOPPINB PUZA Formula 44D* Burdick, Carl Rirbard son of Glenn and Susan Clay father is John J. Cratty of Glastonbury. freedom and the sexual Cough Drops AFRIN Manchester, was bom Sept. 28 at Manchester Memorial Broderick of Manchester and her paternal grandparents knew about my impotence. demands that may be put OPEN M0N.-FRI. 10-0 NASAL SPRAY Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Daniel W. and Burdick of Ashford was bora Oct. 10 at Manchester are Mr. and Mrs. John Quaglia Sr. of Manchester. She DEAR READER — And Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. on you as a,single man. SALE Bea Edwards of Warrick, R.I. and her paternal grand­ has a brother, Barrett, 2V5 and a sister, Melina, 8tk. so, because of possible em- Counseling might help S A T. 10-0 % oz. mother is Eva Lewis of California. She has a brother, and Mrs. Richard Clay of Florida and his paternal NOW OPEN Vicks PRICE Bret, 6 and a sister, Michele, 9. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd F. Burdick of Polterlon, Johalhan Holmes son of Leland A. and Got a news tip? ...... Florida. His maternal great-grandmother is Mrs. Emily Pamela Holmes Potterton of 200 Lydall St., was bom SUNDAYS 12-8 A im Colby, Gary Robert Jr. son of Gary R. and Denise Oct. 2 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal NASAL Linderson of Eagleville. He has a brother, Matthew, 2 If you have a news tip or SALE SPRAY Duff (?olby of 132 Mather St., was bom Oct. 1 at and a sister, Carrie, 3. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Arthur G. Holmes of -----3 DAYS O H Vi----- Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grand­ Manchester and his paternal grandparents are Mr. and story idea in Manchester, Grand Opaning Oct. 20 PRICE Z O ^ parents are Mr. and Mrs. ’Thomas D. Duff Jr. of Underwood, Charles Wilson son of Charles E. and Mrs. George Potterton of Manchester. He has a brother, contact City Eklitor Alex I S D R O P S Manchester and his paternal grandparents are Mr. and Nancy B. Doyle Underwood of 150 Swamp Road, (Coven­ Toby Arthur, 4. His maternal great-grandmother is Girelli at The Manchester YOU SAVE 15i i 2» Mrs. Robert Ctolby of Manchester. He has a sister, try, was bom Oct. 9 at Manchester Memorail Hospital. Irene K. Bennett of Manchester. Herald, telephone 643-2711. Innovations JEANS r io t! Allison. 2‘A. His maternal grandmother is Joan Doyle of Hudson Fall, N.Y. and his paternal grandparents are Mr. and Faber, Ralph Edward son of Ralph and Tina J. Allard TRIPLE NEW Daub, Jonatbon son of Richard and Janet Webb Mrs. Wilson Underwood of Short Hills, N.J. He has two Faber of East Hartford, was born Sept. 26 at HONEYSUCKLE SHOP by Alice Our Entire Stock PROTECTION Daub of Boston Turnpike, Bolton, was bora Oct. 5 at brothers, Craig, 10 and Dustin, 6. Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grand­ CONTAC Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grand­ parents are Lena Allard of Elast Hartford and Guy Unloox AOAINST mother is Gladys Webb of Coventry and his paternal .Socha, Edward Nicholas, son of John Michael and HAIR-SALON Designer Jeans Included SEVERE Allard of Glastonburjb^His paternal grandparents are INFECTION grandparents are Lillian Baker of Florida and Peter Frances DiPietro Socha of 73 Ferguson Road, Mr. and Mrs. Edwarq Faber of Manchester. Come In COLD ’Twerdy of Coventry. He has a brother, Benjamin, 3t4. Manchester, was bom Sept. 24 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Frank And S a v e - Qrand OponhM FORMULA Mangel, Joel Andrew son of Jeffrey A. and Debra DiPietro of Bristol and Jeanne'DiPietro of Bristol. His SfMdalNOn Extra Strength Ckiumoyer Milliard of 82-C W. Center St., Manchester, TAKE ANOTHER 20% /U OFF was bom Oct. 6 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His on this seasons ■s- OUR REQ. ONCE MARKED DOWN PRICE To RoUovo maternal grandparents are George and Denise •k Cut Sovoro Cold Formula Coumeyer of Manchester and his paternal grandparents fall merchandise •k Blow Dry are Peter and Lena Milliard of R ochester. His m ater­ ★ (^ lo r Wos. nal great-grandmother is Lena Coumoyer of Woon­ NOT INCLUDED: ALE88IO and 10 Capeulie V* k Frosting BON JOUR which hava baan socket, R.I.; His paternal great-grandparents are Mr. Sharp Reductions on- k Permanent Wave Evereadv Batteries and Mrs. Sedo Milliard of Maine and Eva Green of markaddownto...... •10.99 Canada. JaoketS,^ skills, pants, Torpey, Maiihew Eugene son of Eugene F. and Bar­ FREE sweaters and blouses. | o « bara Nevins Torpey of 170 Eldridge St., Manchester, o 872-947S was bom Oct. 8 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His Also sale prices on tennis bags, log carriers, Chenille Velours maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. James J. PUMPKINS duffle bags, cosmetics bags, belts and' Nevins Jr. of Manchester and his paternal grandmother purses. 154 Talcottville Rd. S VoN traneMor is Mrs. William R. Torpey of EAst Hartford. See Page (Rt. 83) Vernon • $Sb0 8 reg.$30. Battery, pkg of 2 C or D SiM Gagnon, Deliorah Anne daughter of Michael J. and Open 10:30 to 5 C or D SHvor Battery Donna-Rie Press Gagnon, of 224 School St,. Manchester, (Nojct to Vomon Ta/lorj pkg. of 4 was horn Oct. 6 at Miuichester Memorial Hospital. Her 30 JEAN ROAD MANCHESTER MONDAV-nilOAY 10-S SATURDAY 10-S e g g SHvor BatlOry m.steraal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Cterles W. 16 • 4 Pkg. of 2 99« THE HERALD, Thurs,, Oct. 22, 1981 r- 17 16 — THE HERALD, Thurs., Oct. 22, 1981 Stress, 'powerlessness' Director admits Thursday TV

(14) Movla-(Romance) ** "Bome- whara In TWna" 1960 Christopher X Charlto'iAn9 «to Reave, Jana Seymour. A p la ^ ig h t stealing film plot •.GD Tr«Miir«Hufrt falls In love with a p ictu fa of a O) Cotl«fl« 8oee«r (Continue hauntingly beautiful I9th century From Doyllmo)Old Dotninlofi VB San T h u r s d a y actress, and transcends spsce and cited in depression Franolaoo time to find her. (Rated PQ) (2 hrs.) By Vernon Scott Falk plays a women’s wrestling ® Tfio to o ro t Of Bevno Caatlo. 0 P e o p le T o n ig h t A^ hour of promoter. The leading ladies are FortttOlonnCorbattandKurtRuaaall personality news, intenllsws and of the American Journal of "Girls, however, are taught that the UPl Hollywood Reporter ttar in thin family apaoial that talla of reviews. By Al Rossiter Jr. wrestlers. tha adyanturaa of an Amarioan O Entartainmant Tonight UPl Science Editor Psychiatry said it has been es­ adult woman’s success will be HOLLYWOOD — Producer-director Aldrich is inevitably asked why a aohoolboy in Iraland who, along with Mork and Mindy (series star 1K)5 timated that 20 percent to 30 percent acquired only indirectly through the Ma triah frtand, baoomaa InvoWad In ® CharUa Rosa Show . Robert Aldrich, iong a Hoilywood movie about women wrestlers? an aaplonaga plot aurrounding a Robin Williams and Pam status of the male alliance she 1:10 . k WASHINGTON — Nearly twice as of all women experience depressive iconoclatt, admitted without a trace of “ I haven’t got an answer for that M ooting aoiantiat. Dawber, respectively) speed 0 USAFRaHglousFllm * episodes, often of moderate severi­ makes.” 9 ) Dr. te o tt On Habrawa (Conttn- 1:30 many women as men are treated for remorse that he stole the story line for except ‘Why not?’ ” Aldrich replies. “ Or through the galaxy in a com­ ty, at some point in their lives. Moa From Daytima) Love American Style i mental depression and three (D •porlaNowFiratoompiata The researchers said that since his new movie. maybe I should say I made it because no pact Orkan traveling egg on Laurel And Hardy researchers say it appears that sex Carmen and Drs. Nancy Felipe aporta r a p ^ of tha day'a aporta Movla-(Drama) ** “ Big •, men hold powei and authority, Aldrich has directed such box-office one’s ever done a film on the subject. their way to their honeymoon discrimination and continued Russo, a psychologist with the 8Wednesday" 1976 Jan-Mlchaely’ women are rewarded for developing hits as “ The Longest Yard,” "The Dirty “ The only star I offered the part was 8PSr:'T.-(A d..n.»r.)- on Ork in "The Honeymoon" Vincent, WllliamKstt.Rememberthe stereotyping are reponsible for the American Psychological Associa­ **BalUmora Bullat'* 1880 Jamaa surfinge0's7Stepbackintothegood characteristics that accommodate Dozen” and "Vera Cruz” and admits he Falk. And I used an old trick to get him Cobum, Omar Sharif. Apool-huatling difference. tion, and Jean Baker Miller, a psy­ episode of ABC-TV’s hit com­ vibrations of sun and sand with three and please men. is not above filching a plot when cir­ interested. I mailed him the script with a haro haa an aya for graanbacka and beach boys who begin to suspect “ Societal institutions and norms chiatrist at Wellesley College, said edy series, MORK AND MIN­ “ Such traits — submissiveness, cumstances dictate. .note that said it was the best screenplay tha ladiaa. (Ratad PQ) (2 hra.) that maybe there's more to life than m aintain a'nd rein foe< ^ the American society “ is one of struc­ Q TV Community CoHaga DY, airing Thursday, October waxing down boards. (Rated PG) compliance, passivity, helplessness, He is most particuiariy fond of stealing he’d ever read with a part for Peter 9 Jaffaraon powerlessness and devaluation of tured social inequality, in which 22. (lOSmins.) weakness — have been encouraged from 'the classic “ Body and Soul,” Falk. O M l Rockford: Prtvata women that are so destructive to there is an unequal distribution of Inyaattoator This zany coupling will result 3) Nawe-Weather - f ^ t in women and incorporated into written by Abe Poionski. "Body and “ Years ago I did the same thing when I their mental health,” said Dr. Elain rewards based on gender, race and O O u H tln o in an Orkan off-spring for the 1:40 • some prevalent psychological Herald photo by Tarquinlo Soul” starred John Garfield and was wanted Bette Davis for ‘Baby Jane.’ I Sroe ® Moment Of Meditation Carmen, a psychiatrist at the class differences.” IB) Nawa World Dally nawa theories in which they are defined as directed by Robert Rossen. Aldrich was waited for weeks and got no answer from newlyweds in a future episode. 2:00 University of North Carolina School In addition, they said women’s highllghta, national and ®Movla-(Drama)**^ "Dispatch innate or inevitable characteristics Reporting home an assisant director oh the picture in her. Finally she sent me a note saying it intamatlonal. CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME From Reuters" 1940 Edward Q of Medicine, and two associates. sense of identity is developed of women.” 1947. was the second best script she’d ever 6:30 Robinson, Eddie Albert. The story of They said a review of recent “ within a framework that defines ® CS^Nawa the Reuters News service, the first in This week four high school students who Kim Nguyen of 83 Laurel St., Manchester “ The basic element in ‘Body and SouT read. GD Match Qama studies shows that biological, hor­ women as a devalued group. The report said numerous popula­ &rope.(2hrs., 14 mins.) attended New England District CIvitan Club’s High School; Edward P. Coltman of 125 was the battle the leading man has trying “ I didn’t have to wait that long to hear ®CFLPootball:FromThaS5Yard (X) Joe Franklin Show monal or genetic factors as current­ “ Boys are taught that success as a tion studies link mental illness with from Peter. He called and said he was in­ ( 8 SportB UpdateThe latest sporl 8 citizenship seminar at Colebrook spoke to Baldwin Rd., CIvitan Club member; Elizabeth to redbem his self-esteem,” Aldrich NBC Nawa ly understood are not eiwugh to man is contingent on the assertive alienation, powerlessness and results for the West Coast sports^ explained. "A t first he cold-bloodedly terested and I asked him to come over O C ) Nightly BuamaaaRaport Tillman'a innqcanca of cattle rustling chlld'alifeduringhospitallzatlonfora use of individual talents and skills to Manchester CIvitan Club members. From Charlebois of 158 Vernon St., East Catholic V Dob Nawhart Show fan. ♦ explain why more women tijpn men poverty — “conditions that ac­ seeks his goal at any price. Then he and discuss it. Gjiargaa. ^ terminal akin disease is a poignant 0 0 Tomorrow Coast-To-Coast 0 Rock Concert experience depression. ensure autonomy and curately describe the status of many left are Matthew Cusson of 279 Fern St., High School and Gordon Fallone of 27 Turn- 6 :6 6 (B) ^SPN'a SporteForum* story of the fight against Isolation for 0 Benny HUI Show 2:20 repents'at the last minute and redeems “ I wanted Pete because he IS the guy. ® Nawa achievement,” the report said. women.” Howell Cheney Flegional Technical School; bull Rd., MHS Thursday Edition the child and those attending him. 12:36 ® News Their report in the O ctol^ issue himself jat great cost. He appears to be a first generation 7:00 (BlMbvla-(Musical)** "Divine ® Adam 12 2:30 _ 9 D < » 8 N a w a Madnaaa" 1680 Bette Midler. 3}® ® 0^^ S r News 1d)0 0OvarnlghtDaskBestoftheday's| "W h a I made ‘The Longest Yard,’ I American. He looks as if he’s a hustler MJt.8,H. Filmed Footage of Bette's concert 3) MJLS.H. GD Rst Patrol rep o rts called n lon sk i and told him I was going with a little larceny but with a heart of ( S Muppat Show Quaat: Joan- tour* (Rated PQ) (106 mini.) ® Benny HM Show to steafhalf of his picture — the final gold. Piarra Rampat. 0 MHL Hockey Boston Bruina vs lin tinatalnle Theater S O ADCNawa Datteit Redwings 0 Sports Tonight All thehlghllghts half, ^ e wished me good luck and told “ I took the project to one studio which (X} You Aakad For It Hoat: Rich * 9:00 from all the action with Nick Charles Fight against arthritis me to zo right ahead. wanted two movie stars for the Lhtla. Tha buainaaaman who played Special Movla Praaantatlon and Bob Kurtz. Tarian; Hollywopd'a 1 monster “For my new picture, ‘...All The wrestlers. I said, ‘What do you want me y'lOBIStarsiKimBaainger, 0 Barney Miner maker; Auatralla'a magnetic ant Robert Culp, Stephen Macht.G ) Dick Cavatt Show cinema M arbl^,’ I called him again and told him to do, wait eight months while they learn (llll- X8t|spenaeful drama that ravolves_ 11:30 I was going to steal the whole thing this how to wrestle?’ The studio lost interest. ® BportaCantar around love, murder and the Kojak ® Notorious Jumping Frog Of dleappearance of a beautiful young ) Benny HHI Show FREE! Calavaraa County Animated family time around. “ No star is going to spend that long wpnten.(2 hra.) ) 0 A B C Nslaws NIghtllna adventure baaed on Mark Twaln'a ® 0 Bosom Buddies Henry and ^chored by Tad Koppel. "Look, I‘m not the only one who steals learning how to wrestle for a movie. claaaicatorythatpaekaatthepuzzle KIp'a high school reunion is 3 ) Racing From Yonkers IN HARTFORD 5TORRS has mini-breakthroughs from ‘Body and Soul’ anil other What I did was get 14 potential leading that la human nature.- highllghtedby Kip ahowing off Sonny Raceway Alheneum — I Hate Trans-Lux Collcjjc successful pictures. Sylvester Stallone is ladles and had them take wrestling O Faattval Of Faith to hia buddiea and Henry wreatling op SpgrtaCantar O Super Pay Carda Twin— All the Marbles 7. very smart. He stole from ‘Marty’ for lessons for four months. One of the four with his conscience over how he 0 0 0 ^ Tha Tonight Show ‘The Blonds 7:30, 9:30. IS ) Monaytina Financial, bualneaa treated a girl who had a crush on Best Of Carson' Quests; Crystal EAST HARTFORD 9:10—Only When I Laugh 7, and that it goes haywire in tion should identify target (hormone-like substances) ‘Rocky’ but he couldn’t steal from ‘Mar­ finalists, whom I thought would make and conaumar nawa, with heavy him. Gayle, Joe Namath, Johnny Yune. By Patricia McCormack A FREE PUMPKIN ihaala on tha Wall Street day. P oor Richards— Super­ 9:15. rheumatoid arthritis, lupus points at which drugs could which are so vital to the in­ ty’ twice. So he stole froni ‘Body and the grade, broke her shoulder and elbow GE) World Vision Crusade 'Silent (Repeat; 60 mlna.) UPl Health Editor (while they last) Nawa ^ a la ' 0 Navradask A ninety-mlnutenews man II 7:15, 9:30 VERNON erythematosus and other be directed. flammatory cycle.” ^ u T for his sequel. before graduation. (H) Top Rank Boxing From Las final. Cine I & 2 — Eye o f the f 0 Independent Network News Showcase Cinema—The NEW YORK - forms of arthritis. 5. Drugs. A big advance "I look at things this way. I suspect “ As it turned out, Vicki and Laurene S ^B attla For Caaaino 0 ABC Captionad News French Lieutenant’s Needle 7:1 d , Thirty-one million arthritis, “ Instead of defending, in treatment has been that when a man reaches 45 or 50 years became really sensational wrestlers. Fourth Estate 6. Control of harmful IbZ) John Callaway Interviews 11:36 Woman 1:15, 7:10, 9:20—Superman II 7, sufferers hope for a on&-' the immune system drugs to slow inflamma­ old, you conclude that (A) you are not They do all their own stunts in this pic­ Entertainment Tonight 'Aaron Copland' talks about hia 3 ) HawaN Fhra-0 body products. Gouty Over Easy Quest: Astronaut childhood, hia studies in Paris, and 1 2 :0 0 9:45—Mommie Dearest 9 :3 0 . 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Latka's split personality prompts American Werewolf in medical affairs. Including 8 diet flavors so you are free to do what you want.” doubles at all. 3 ) 0 YouAakadForIt Elaine and Alex to take him to a the museum iscurator of the museum 3 ) FamItyFaud London 1:50, 7:30, ^ fe ly into his 60s, and definitely no “ They both got pretty well banged up psychiatrist. is curious to know how the objects Frederic C. McDuffie GD Entertainment Tonight Hoats: 10:00 have come to be photographed. 9:L55.-Gallipoli 1:45, 7:25. A N AMERIC AN saint,'Aldrich is a heavy-set man who in­ during production. In the final match Tom Hallick, Majoria Wallace and 3 ) News (Repeat) said there can be no “ one" “ One drug which helps WEREWCYLI Laurene is wearing a brace on her leg. Ron Hendran. MacKanzia Phillipa 3 ) 0 20-20 GD CareCarol Burnett And Friends 9:55. cure because at least 100 About Town kidneys get rid of excess variably wears an untied necktie draped talla how aha conquered drug < ^ a ta: Ken Berry, Carl Reiner. GD Meat Tha Mayors IN L0^I)0^, different conditions have over his barrel chest and fastened with a Not for dramatic purposes but because addiction and talks about her O O 0 Candid Camara Special GD Movla -(Comedy) *•* uric acid and another ioming guest appearances on See the Halloween Art Show clip about halfway down his shirt. she really needed it. AllenFuntIsJolnedbyVaterieHarper, "Goodbye My Fancy" 1961 Joan PolyGram Pictures — , been classified as arthritis which blocks uric acid 2 4 9 S p e n c e r S t. a Day at a Tima.' LoniAnderaon.wmChamberialnand Crawford, Robert Young. A MiWGKSTER ■\ I nivtTNdl Ri’lrasc or rheumatic disease. production are now He was a football and wrestling star at “ We learned that you couldn’t have the dancer Carol Doda in a special congresswoman returns to her old Bloodmobile visit & decorations by students f college more to see her former the University of Virginia and attributes girls wrestling eight hours a day. It was version of the long-running aeries; PAREKTS WITH­ "Each has different available and are 100 per­ (In front of K~Mart Plaza) b^tendthantoreceiveanhonorary really exhausting. We had to settle for stunts Include a group of female causes, symptom s and The Red Cross Bloodmobile will be in Manchester on cent effective in gout when most of his movie successes to luck and InaMaThaNFL construction workers hassling men iree. (2 hrs.) OUT PARTNERS from Sunset Ridge Portrait Of A Legend patterns and requires Oct. 26 at the Emanuel Lutheran Church from 12:30 to used properly,” McDuffie the accident of fortuitous timing. His shooting the wrestling sequences only on the street and a portable lavatory NFL Story: Una By Una (R) CNN Sports A report on what'a ^ t levitates. (Repeat; 00 mins.) InaMaThaNFL different treatments,” greatest good fortune has been survival. four hours a day using eight cameras. happened and what'a ahead in f.:30 p.m. Officials said monthly collections in said. Elementary School M anchester (£D Freeman Reports A one hour Dr. Scott On Hebrews McDuffie said at a seminar Manchester in recent months have been running below His “ ...All The Marbles,” starring “ The results were out of this world. aoprta. nntionsi csIMn, In-depth talk show _ Movla-(Comedy)** "Happy Dance O llJ L S J i. The most fun sponsored by the Atlanta- Peter Falk and a pair of newcomers, There is a compression of action by using ^ h a live audience. HookarOoaaToWashlngton" No quota. O C ) MaeNaH-LahrarRaport OMovla-(Muslcal)***M "OnTha Other Information Available. (Rated , Oct. 24th based foundation. Donors are urged to call the Red Cross office, 643- Vicki Frederick and Laurene Landon, is the alternate cameras. I couldn’t be O Benny Mil Show Town" 1960 Qena Kelly, Frank r a ) (90 mine.) money can buy I “ The most common 1:111. for an appointment. Walk-in donors are welcome. the most off-beat film he’s ever more pleased with the results. O Sanmy Millar Sinatra.Thrae sailors on leave InNew 0 Movla-(Mystery) **H "Quiat 7:60 York City find romance. (2 hra.) Please, Murder" 1943 George forms are osteoarthritis, Anyone in good health and between the ages of 18-66 may attempted, including the enormously “ So far the word of mouth is good on (8) Talavlalon Tonight Preview on 0 Connecticut Prtma Tima Sanders, Gall Patrick. A master PIANO’S rheumatoid arthritis, donate. Persons over age 66 may continue to give with su cce^ u l “ What Ever Happened To ‘...All ‘The Marbles.’ I hope I get lucky tha beat beta for televiewing that SZ) Lawmakers forger steals a pricaleas Shake- again this time.” night. - 10:16 apesrevotumepasaingoffhiscoples in Bolton Grthu^ ankylosing spondylitis, Baby Jane?” the permission of their physician. 6d)0 @Movl*-(Adv*ntura)— “Final the orlglnai. (2 hrs.) 9 pm - 1 am gout, juvenile arthritis and ( D ® Magnum, P.l. An ethereal, Countdown" 1960 Kirk Douglas, VagaiS Dan Tanna goes after a myatarioua baau^ brings out RIck'a tact O - ••• lupus." Martin SheeA. The crew of the U.S.S. masked rapist who has assaulted Danca to tha music of Sanaa of gallantry and ha anllata NImitz, a nuclear aircraft carrier, »three young beauty contestants, one "PETER'S TRIO.” Magnum's aid In solving a crime that McDuffie cited some ad­ enters s storm which hurts them into of whom isthedaughterofa Bring all your frtends ‘Oliver’ presented HBQ AMERICA’S FINESr gocurred 36 yaara ago. (60 mins.) vances. however, that in a lime warp, dropping them at Pearl ruthlessly ambitlouslndustrlalist. for a n i ^ of fun. honeymoon3)j^Magaxlna aver. Harbor the day before the Japanese (Repeat; 70 mins.) recent years “ amount to The Little Theater of Manchester will present Lionel PBS gets grant C_ t )3 ) WWortdj O — Mork VMofi ‘ And Crusndu ■ Mindy 'Africa's Mindy, a attack. (Rated PQ) (t06 mins.) 12:30 Call 849-3882 thrilled and Who's tan Ifiad Llstanlng?' bride, la hurtled breakthroughs" in arthritis Bart’s musical “ Oliver," on Nov. 6, 7 13 and 14 at East 601 10:30 3 ) Hogan’s Heroes for Information throughltory:UnaByUn« deep apace In a compact ® Apple PoHshars GD SIxMlMonDoMarMan research — each calling for Catholic High School, New State Road. Curtain time modal eggBobHopaCatebratasTha with Mork on a Journey to 0 In Performance 0 CFL Football British Columbia ^hiahoma planetOaraM of R. Ork Ford for thawildaat Muaaum Bob Hops Lions va Winnipeg Blue Bombers -HOUR MOVIE SERVICE. SZ) Crisco Kid This portrait of a intensive followthrough to each night is 8:30. 24 hosts thia gala avant calabrating the score bigger payoffs. ‘ General admission will be $6. Students, senior citizens dadlcatlon of tha Qarald R. Ford They include: and groups of 20 or more will be admitted for JS each. P raaldan tial Muaaum in Grand Rapida. Michigan. Quaata atara 1. Genetic markers. For reservations or more information call 649-1441. from arts group inoiuda Paari Ballay, Dabby Boona, Inherited substances have Foatar Brooks, Qian Campbsll. been discovered on the sur­ Sammy Davia, Jr.. Gordon MacRaa, 97 million advanced for Ronald MacDonald to Tony Orlando, Mark Ruaaall, Danny face of blood cells which By Kenneth R. Clark Thomas and tha Air Focca Drill Taam Dance planned Tuesday will generate 924 pinpoint an individual's UPl TV Reporter fall in love with the smaU and Army Chorus. (2 hra.) million more in nonfederal 9 ) Prlmanawa-120 Satallita susceptibility to arthritis Manchester Parents without Partners will sponsor an arts organizations. ‘They’re funds before Reagan ad­ rapofla from around tha nation and and which are detectable in open dance Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at Fiano’s NEW YORK - When the ones in jeopardy.” tha world. Major avanta of tha day ministration budget cuts lab tests. Restaurant in Bolton. you’ve been ordered to Media Arts Director coyarad. close up the store and turn “ reduce the catalyst.” Brian O’Doherty agreed O Movla-(Drama) ** "Big "We must find out much Dancing will be to the music of “ Peter’s Trio.” Wadnaaday” 1976 Jan-Michaal Thereafter, he said it more about how heredity in Members are invited to bring their friends. Call 649-3882 -the keys over to a new with Biddle. VIncant. William Katt. Ramambar tha will be up to public broad­ sur^g60'a78tapbacfclntothagood arthritis works. " McDuffie for more information. owner, you might as well “ It’s mean, it’s tough, casting and other art and vibrationa of sun and sand with thru# said “ Population studies empty ^ e till on the way it’s hard,” he said, “ but if baach boys who bagin to auapact ■UIITMTNOIOS out, which is just about culture organizations to we don’t do it, who wlU?” that mayba thara'a mors to IHa than are urgently needed to y °u waxing down boards. (Ratad PQ) (2 CAIV jbrcisto**®* identify those at risk, and Book Fair scheduled S/^i' '^Wr what the National Endow­ start beating the fun­ Meanwhile — at least to seek factors that com­ ment for the Arts did draising drum at the through the 1982 production S i Paopla'a Caucus MTEBNITY doorsteps of American season — PBS may feast. m FlratOoal bine to bring on arthritis in The Martin School will sponsor a Book Fair, Oct. 26, Tliesday. G l SuMvans businesses. He was not, those genetically suscep­ 27 and 28 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the school on Dart­ Public Broadcasting — After that, it’s back to 6:30 mouth Road and in addition there .will be a “ Family always starved for funds— however, hopeful that in­ begging for supper. ® Taanaga Sulclda: Don’t Try It tible." Aoadamy-awardwInnarTimothy ^ ^ dustry would pick up all of 2. The puzzle of an infec­ Night,” Friday from 6 to 8 p.m. was the beneficiary. Hutton narrataa this dooumantary Proceeds will benefit the school library. Livingston Biddle, out­ the slack. that axploraa tha national problem of 4:99 tious triggering agent. taanagasuickte; Joining Mr. Hutton Ib Buy two dinners .Since most people with going chairman of the “ I honestly think it’s a Dr. Michaal Pack of tha Los Angalaa SutcidaPravantlonCantartodlacuaa and save...with arthritic genetic markers federal Arts Endowment big problem,” he told UPl program, announced a 97 before the press con­ tea warning algnaofataan’aauicidal never get the disease, what Matinee Saturday Personal advice tandanoy. these coupons! decides when someone million money package for ference. “ AH the business ® 0 Bast Of Tha Waal Marshal The Whiton Memorial Library, 1(X) N. Main St., will Abigail "Van Buren offers Sam Bast finds himsalf In an with a marker does get it? PBS television and radio at leaders I’ve talked to are sponsor a children's matinee Saturday at 2 p.m. personal advice daily in axploBiva pradicamant whan ha All dinners include "One most likely factor a New York press con­ very doubtful ... It’s going diagulaaa himsalf as a wanted It will feature another Pippi Longstocking adventure one of America’s best-read desperado and Inflitrataa an outlaw All-You-Can-Eat is a triggering agent such ference. The 63-grant to take some missionary with Tom and Anneke. The film will be in color and lasts columns, “ Dear Abby.” Mdaout, in an effort to prove Parker Salad Bar. as a bacterium or an package is the largest ever zeal. Two-thirds of the 99 minutes. No admission fe ^ F o r more information call Baked Potato and offbeat virus ... and sup­ given to PBS, and it will businesses in the nation 643-6892. port is urgently needed for help fund eight major new have not supported the arts Warm Roll with Butter. vigorous research to find series, five on-going series, at all.” and identify the culprits" Bridge class several short series, pilot Biddle, ^ho wiU yield his ' 3. Auto-immunity. programs and specials. chairman‘s post on Nov. 4, HnWS HUT SMB ^Manchester — 199 Spencer Street ‘The money essentially pending Senate confirma­ (Silver Lane) McDuffie said it has now Registrations for an intermediate bridge class are c 1981 Ponderosi System tnc represents the balance of tion, to Reagan appointee By Hartford — On Proapeet Avenue ' been determined that the being accepted now at the West Side Recreation Depart­ Chopped Slezk ts USOA inspected 100** (one block north of Klng'a) Frank S.M. Hodsoll, Chopped Beet Steak immune system — the ment. last year’s 9160 million North United Mothodlat Church Waterbtin' — 496 Chaae Ave, (weat o f Waterbury Plaaa) body's defense mechanism Classes will start Oct. 27 and will run for six weeks in federal appropriation for drafted legislation es­ iNoiiui anrai' the arts, but the Arts En­ tablishing the National Wlndaor’— 590 Wlndaor Avenue A C^Torrvx/t P«c\r< ^ — is under genetic, control intermediate contract bridge. (In Windsor Shopping Center) dowment program, which Coiincil on the Arts and the GRAPEFRUIT ORANGES New Britain — 1097 Weal Main Street Biddle helped create, is on National Foundation on the 4/8 buslwl carton 4/8 buahal carton (adjacent to the Motor Vehlclea Dept.) the Reagan ad­ Arts and Humanities in 2/8 buahal carton 2/8 buahal carton ministration’s fiscal hit list 1964 and 1965. That ■ COUPON MUST Choice of White or Choleo 01 Hamlin or BONUS ■ ACCOMPANY ■ m PLAY and none of the outgoing of-' provided the Umbrella un­ C O U I ^ N ■ PURCHASE ^ Pink Qrapefrutt Navd Orangoa BODY fleers expected next year’s der which the Arts Elndow- appropriation to be ment program was Save *1.79 Save *Z19 anywhere near past levels. founded, but he was not SIRLOIN STEAK HEAT V£h/SPAP£R President Reagan has overly optimistic about the RIBEYE ■\\ rtu' lemfm'nitun' /’tw*'. ordered total spending program’s future. STRIP and aUXTOMn HBO IS JIVHILIIBLE Df: STEAK rhf \uspenM' htyirv- limited next year to 977 ' “ Never in the history of STEAK SHRIMP million. Congress, arts endowment has there DINNERS however, has set the been such a diverse view of DINNERS DINNERS MANCHESTER, CT package at 9157 million and the level of spending,” he PLAINVILLE, CT S n B i n M . Biddle said the difference said. “ I worry "about the 4/S B w M . .41S .00 2 f o r 2 f o r 2 f o r Greater Hartford CATV, Inc. is “still being catalyst effect on revenues N w i United Cable Television Corp. of QRAPEFIIUIT adjudicated.” ... It can be done in tte S /l a w M .A 1 0 .M 2 /8 B u a h a l___*8.00 4/SB im M .4 1 S .N *5.99 *6.99 646-'6400 Connecticut Historically, under the private sector, but it wiU ^4.99 ^ 4 matching funds system, take time. 4/8 Buahal ... *14.00 Bevtr»os VMl dtSMTl not Bewrage and deseetl not Beverage and dessert not S/S B U M ...... IS.M iocRkM L im it o ntco up oh p ef m dudtd Ltmrt one coupon per mcluded L im it one c o u s o n p r 747^4501 every federal dolhu- ap- ‘In 1966, businesses gave couple per vm t C sm ol be used cousb per visa. Cannot be used c o u p b p tr v is it Cannot be mad with other discounts Applicsbie with other discounts Appkcable w ith o t^ d ts c o u n ts Applicable propiiated for the arts has us 922 mlUion a year. Now Um nolinchided Seieetex lues not tnciudsd Satestn iamnoimciuded SUestai generated between U end they’re giving 94M miUlon. To Place Your Order Call appheebie to reguier pnee erhere •ppkeabie H) re g id if poea where te p ficab li to reguiar p rim whew reoutred by lew At P irb o p itin g rvqwrvdbytaw AiPinicipatinQ raquirad by law M Participating - 0 -- 94 from such private un- Can it continue, or is 9450 648-8SS6 or 648-4790 Stetfihouses gWakhOMiai Daily In The Herald rv j IVBI Homr Office. Iru A ll Rtghu Reserved. derwriters as SheU Oil, mUUon the level to coo- Offerc odtixu goodl Offer good thm Ityour camminiiy i> n.< Imtd. call yout luc.1 Cablf T V Gwipany iir ivjUioriztd HDO doinbuliir. Orders must bo placed no later than Mobil, Exxon and National aider excellent in these Sunday, Novam ^ 1st. Nov. ,19B1 Nov.'.T19I 5.1961 Nov.T 1981 . Oeogrdphic. times? PLEASE CALLl>4EXmE ima a* orndwad In TInw TlwnktaMne. BMdIe said he hoped the “ What we really need is FORSCREENTIIES See Comics Page! I To BeiMSI Oyr Qeiwail Fund • M THE-HERALD. Thurs.. Oct. 22. 1981 — 19

18 - TH E HERALD. Thurs.. Oct. 22, 1981 Annie — Leonard Starr

g)-THOSE WHALERS iwe .1 hhat - I MUST SEE TO IT ER-(SEE, MR. AM- BitmiNfi m m MB. IF -mEYnEJ ygxjLP THAT THEY (WE I DON’T THINK, Crossword TOtm, m t m s f o f f £ > Astro-graph LDNPEP ON THIS ISUflNP HOST MADE TD FEEL AS Y ’ ( W COUNT ON Area towns WE’RE IN TMUBLB! po, annie?. HAPPY AS JHOSe aUYSBBN’ you. Keep them out cit Um HHA-PBE rtSONNO J S r 'C Z - , PO SS © L E ­ PEKFBCT ACROSS 39 Object of art Answer to Previous Punie OelotXJ'RE Officials said the money must be for tanks where residents can dis­ Commission has been collecting UPI photo 18 19 20 21 the plan. " I t is the one place where t/E E P fffM MOST/ directed towards some project pose of waste oil and $3,500 to com­ data since last year in an effort to you can get a total picture of what y W\ ■ ■ within 24 months of its reception. plete energy improvements at the bring the 1971 Town Plan up to date. Winter’s coming 22 23 the community is and the direction The hearing and the one last week Bentley Memorial Library. About $7,000 is needed to complete ■ it will take in the next few years. 28 29 30 were by held the selectmen to solicit Ryba said preliminary plans for it. 25 26 It’s a kind foundation the town can A sure sign of things to come Is this snow-covered chair lift ideas on how the money should be the new buildings are needed before The selectmen said they were not L ■ use but not be necessarily tied to. near the top of Sugarloaf Mountain in Carrabassette Valley, 31 32 33 spent. the board can go any further with abandoning the plan, but felt Bridge The importance of the plan is in its Maine. Sugarloaf Mountain has had a number of snowsqualls The board is supporting using $6,- the projects. He said in order to that using revenue sharing money ■ 1 ■ use by the officials and the people of that have covered the mountain's top with a layer of snow 1 to 3 34 35 36 000 of the funds to begin the elderly secure bonding from the banks for on it was not a proper use of the inches deep. / the projects.' or to take any other funds. the town,” he said. ■ ■ service. The selectmen are leaving 37 38 39 Priscilla’s Pop — Ed Sullivan ■ But regulation change still in works Dealing with club breaks 40 ■ '*'>• With 25 high-card points LETS P5VCH LETS GO WITH 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 PSAT set and balanced distribution, •EAA OUT BV SOME HVMNS.' ■ ■ South has a very standard 52 three-notrump opening. SINGIKie 60ME 49 50 51 NORTH 10-1 FIGHT SONGS. at Bolton 9752 He is lucky enough to get 53 54 55 962 a heart lead and sees that lie Mobile home plan rejected «Q109<3 has a lot of tricks if he can et to dummy’s diamonds, High School 4752 56 57 58 gut he assumes that the It WEST EAST outlawed. defender with the ace of dia­ By Richard Cody pressured by the lack of tim e they able to do it under that time frame 4J642 4Q109 monds will be able to hold Minicucci's park, along with two had by law to act on Minicucci's (65 days after Nov. 6, if Minicucci 9J 1097 98543 off twice and that two dia­ BOLTON—The Preliminary Herald Reporter CELEBRITY CIPHER other small ones, were around proposal, and rather than trying to would agree to that extension)). I 4A82 ♦ 75 mond tricks will be the best C«t«bnty Ctphtr cryptograms are created from quotations by famous paopta. past Scholastic Aptitude Test-National ar>dprMant Each fattar in the cipher staniJs tor another Today's ctu*: X mtusH U. BOLTON—The Zoning Commis­ before 1950, and were thus allowed squeeze everything in before Nov 6 think we have a moral obligation. 4Q9 4KI086 he can take. Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test sion Wednesday tossed out Charles to remain as they were under the W e've been at this thing really since SOUTH Can he get to nine with “RLAZP J GYXLOAJZ AU VABL deadline, they bought some tim e by lust two diamond tricks? (PSAT-NMSQT), co-sponsored b^ grandfather clause. They could not, 4AK3 Minicucci's plan to expand his denying the request “ without last spring.” He said that if the com­ Yes, if he can establish a the College Board and National 9AKQ IO*4t I fi mobile home park, then sent its however, expand. prejudice.” mission denied it, " I think we should second club. He can do this RLAZP J GYZ XJZ. CYF QJIL WY ♦ KJ4 Merit Scholarship Corporation is proposal to change regulations, After receiving the application, against a 3-3 club break. In acting “ without prejudice,” the immediately take this thing up 4AJ42 scheduled for Saturday, Oct. 31. It which would allow consideration of the commission drew up proposed again, and make it absolutely known How about a 4-2 club break? Captain Easy — Crooks & Lawrence XJBL WQLX VABL CYF RLTYSL CYF commission did not base its decision Vulnerable: Both He can handle some 4-2 measures verbal and mathematical bigger and new parks, back to the regulations, and took them to a that this is an ongoing thing—that on the merits of the plan, but denied Dealer South club breaks by leading a low NOT SO FAST, LAMBERT 1 aptitude—two abilities important in drawing board. public hearing Sept. 2. But, we are going to take it up again.” THE TKEEPAS5EK5 WILL MOT D K IM K TO ESCAPEl GJZ TYYV WQLX.” — TVAM it only because they lacked time to club immediately and will BKOTHEK EA9V HAS doing college work. The commission will be back with residents there did not take kindly to West Nsrtk East South still have time to try dia- t r e s p a s s ABAINET UEl OUR. give it a thorough evaluation, the Chairman Philip G. Dooley said FATE » o u m O W N ! VYB The t^'St can also lead to other op­ the regulations, its-members having to consider a specific plan 3N T monds so at trick two he NAVUVZ members said. - "W e are still going to pursue the f^ J H U S ’T ESCAPE 1 portunities for high school students, promised, and will hold a public without first being allowed to dis­ Pass Pass Pass leads a low club. West wins PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "I can t see playing tennis lor more They also said his plan requires a subject.” He said that ^ It o n does with the nine or East with like entering competition for hearing on them soon. cuss the general merits of mobile than three more years — I mean, what do you do alter you’ve zone change, which would need not have a severe need for any low- the 10 and a heart or SMde scholarships administered by the Minicucci applied early last home parks in Bolton. Opening lead; 9J is led. It makes no differ- won everything there is to win?" — Chris Evert another public hearing anyway. income housing, as indicated in a re­ 033 National Merit Scholarship Corpora­ A petition followed asking for a summer for permission to expand cent study done by Planning Techni­ ence. tion; participation in ',the College the Anderson Trailer Park from five hearing on just that, and the com­ They first considered trying to South wins, cashes bis ace cian Stuart B. Popper. of clubs and leads bis king of Board's Student Search'Service and homes to 19. mission agreed. The selectmen held make it under the gun with Minicuc­ seeing what the Scholarship Ap­ ci's proposal, but a motion to that “ W e're lucky,” he said. "This diamonds. West must duck In order to consider the applica­ the hearing, a majority of a small and tbe jack of diamonds is By OiwaM Jacoby titude Test (SAT) is like. tion, the commission had to make number of residents there indicated effect was narrowly defeated in a 3- town does not have the kind of led next. West must duck a ^ AlanSontag There is a fee of $4.25 for taking some regulations that would provide they favored the parks, as long as 2 vote. housing pressures as does Hartford. again. South overtakes with this test. The test will be given at Larry Converse ... the corn- Larry A. Converse, who voted We could be ahead of our tim e with dummy’s queen and leads Manchester Herald a mechanism for its consideration. they were well regulated. All of Jannersten's hands Bolton High School and is also open mission's spent enough time the proposal, but the problem is real dummy’s last club to estab­ When zoning was first adopted in At the meeting Wednesday, com­ against the motion that denied the don’t show overbidding or lish his jack of clubs for to sophomores. already. Bolton in 1950, trailer parks were mission members said they felt expansion plan, said "w e should be on the long run basis.” bad breaks that must be trick nine. overcome. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN) Alley Oop — Dave Graue FAMILY rim Fashlons'iAAAMkMMvwM AHA! THE WARRIOR IS BOLD, ...H IS SHIELD BEARS THE DRAGON AND...W HAT'3 THIS? EMBLEM! PERHAPS MY VISITOR I" SpACtBlIilng iicluBlvBly in Peanuts — Charles Srhulz ^N O T A TURK AFTER ALU! C R O s s m R n s SLENDERIZING plua-tiza lathlona Region Highlights E vans p r o d u c ts com PRnv Where fashion Is a look, not a size. IN SOUTHWEST CAMEROON THERE ARE FR065 THAT G A M E 4 WE16H TEN P0UNP5 This Is the fourth R e f d a c ii^ block on your sheet which is part of a three-acre parcel on which the Special Sizes S lQ Q o o Voters OK spending Chamber of Commerce building stands. your own w indow ^ 12’/4 to 28'/4 It was explained that the ZBA has final authority and 36-5^! M f P ELLINGTON—Ellington voters Tuesday night on parcels of less than 40,000-square-feet but mm Must Be Won approved spending $28,000 for five capital improve­ changes for larger parcels require Zoning Commis­ FRFF ment projects including $2,500 for a Center Fire sion approval as well. Each Week Station Committee to develop a plan for an addition Town Planner George Russell and residents of Frank and Ernest — 8ou T av«;b to the firehouse. the area have opposed construction of the Details of Rules - Another $5,400 will go for repairs and refinishing restaurant contending it would increase traffic in WORKSHOP THAT 15 PEFINITELV and of the exterior of the Town Hall; $6,194 for a sand an already congested area. Owners of the chain say NOTSOMETHIN6TOBE How To Play spreader; $5,000 for street improvements and COUNCIL OF IF WE CAN'T 5L.OW it wouldn't create more traffic but would just ctraw It'.s easy when we show you how! Come watch TDLP JUST BEFORE repairs on Orchard Street; and $9,000 for rescue ECONOMIC ADVISERS YOUR FREE BINGO CARD from traffic already in the area. a live, step-by-step demonstration showing how YOU 60 TO SLEEP in f l a t io n d o w n , I V A free Bingo Card from The Herald is tools for the Center Fire Department. ea.sy it is to replace your old windows yourself. available lo all families in the circulation The money was appropriated in the 1982 budget, An Andersen representative will be on hand to WHY PONT WE Ju5T < area of The Herald but according to the town charter, they had to be 2. There are Six different Bingo games on answer questions. each card. Each set of Bingo numbers are approved by a town meeting. Now windows in your home can be replaced $pEEp Ev e r y t h in g 1 clearly marked with the Game number and Group appeals change with beautiful, energy-saving, low-maintenance cards must be kept intact. Andersen" windows! Bi-$e up> i HOW TO PLAY 1. When each Game starts, and sub­ SOUTH WINDSOR-Members of the Pleasant sequently every night, a selection of Valley Neighborhood Association are planning to DATE: 10/24/81 TIME: B, 10 11 AM numbers will be published in The Herald. II any of these numbers appear in the Game Decision will wait continue their campaign against the Buckland Com­ 145 SPENCER ST. on your card cross them off. mons Mall. The group will appeal the decision 2. Each day The Herald will publish a clue GLASTONBURY—The Town Council has decided made by the Planning and Zoning Commission to to one number, the number that goes in the to give itself more time to review a proposed allow a zone change to pave the way for construc­ MANCHESTER ONLY question box Use your skill and knowledge The Born Loser — Art Sansom to identify this number, if it appears on your project to extend Western Boulevard to accom­ tion of the 1.2 million-square-foot mall. card, in the game being played, cross it off. modate a 300,000 square foot office development The mall, which will ^ partly in South Windsor Our Boarding House — Cat ro ll & M cC crm ic: 3. When you have crossed out all the proposed by Glastonbury Park Associates. and partly in Manchester, is to be developed by ^ S C R U B B S ? VU.9SX. g y g ? iNHY? numbers in the Game as they have appeared in The Herald you may clairri a The estimated cost of the road work is $150,000 Kravco Inc. and Buckland Associates, MR5.PFU03£R't THeoU>SDOLII«)S winner. which the town would eventually get back in taxes Pennsylvania-based developers. t A u s e w ^ HOW TO CLAIM HDW XAr(\OS! I 1 WA'b JUST . HEP HAVE p - w a i r ^ c e ! o t m 0 o \ To call Bingo, you must ring W3-2711 paid on the development. One of the conditions of the zone change approval COME, H WARNED 'ti7PTrn>'::«L MAK\N(5 A 5U(SHT TAKEN THE PAiurapiTFiR ^ between 9 a m. and 10 a.m. on the next At this week's meeting of the council members was that the developers w ill agree to pay about $3 re jo ic e ! Ti(ERE$i YOU NOT , APJUSTMENT , BOAT TO r o m t '? publishing day after your last number has were to set a date for a public hearing on the NO V (5 Tinker, million for area road improvements. rai Pmna-Stiield* glMInc «in4o« 'WHEN IT5TAKTEP, <30 FISHINO appeared in The Herald. proposal. The town agreed three years ago to do the Members of the association contend that the mall Picture^ a.s m n ! T(5 5MOKE.' JUST WHEN 2. You MUST have your card with you when work to allow construction of a large office would change the character of their neighborhood POP's < NOW WE -HAK-KAFF.'- WASHMiSIM you telephone. THERE MUST 3. Make a note of the last number you building. Council members, in deciding not to set and attract more commerciai development in that (SAME J NEEPA WANTED TO crossed off. i.e . the number which gave the date for the hearing, said they didn’t want to IS REPAIR- BE TROUBLE OROS5 THE you a winner. rush it through before elections. ONl j y MAN! AT THE PELAWARE PRIZES AND JUDGING iHi STATION! 1. The prize for Bingo is $100. It will be awarded lo the competitor Who successful­ ly calls In Bingo. V 2. AM numbers will be published as they are ^ Pcrm«-81ii«M* NmtvUm * wlndo* P rn n*i 8M »U* tw n iiN I window. -Classy, clean cut separates com­ drawn out in order from top to bottom; in Projects to be bid Winthrop — Dick CavalU Big Mac coming bine into a great look for your the event ol two or more claims on the Andersen; y same day on different numbers the winning EAST H ARTFO RD —Contracts will be put out to •* » WindoinlU casual times., ARE-tOU V E S .B U T r WISH I COULD THINK CATERPILLAR T H A T D ID card will be the one containing the earliest V E RN O N —McDonald’s Corp. and Robert Pollio bid next month on $900,(XI0 in improvements at STILL I'M HUSKSKV O F SCMETHINS- T H A T SOUP. IT. number drawn. of Somers, owner of land off Route 30 in Vernon, three housing projects — Hockanum Park, Shea sizes C?IETIN<5> A L L T H E WOULD CURB M/APPETITE. 3. In the event ol more than one winner the M l prize will be shared. CLUE FOR are proceeding with plans to build a fast-food outlet Gardens and Elms Village. 3 6 /4 4 CINDV? TIME. 4. The judge's decision is final and no cor­ NUMBER TO on that land near South Grove Street. Plans are to install two new boilers to improve respondence or interviews will be entered D m r . T PUT IN BOX Ww^a^v O M fe The company and the developer plan to go to the heating efficiency at Hockanum, which is a federal­ into. 5. On the day that a Bingo is successfully Number ol Zoning Commission to ask for approval of a plot ly subsidized project for low and moderate-income Pmiu»>SliteM* glMtag A ' called in. The Herald will announce that the aoaaont In plan as ruled by Town Attorney Eldwin Lavitt. residents and also at the nearby Shea Gardens. game has slopped and scrutiny is taking Lavitt had been asked if only the approval of the Plans are to improve the drainage system at Elms Andersen Windows are place. The winner will be announced the a yoar? Zoning Board of Appeals was necessary before Village. following day. or. in the event of a false call, available at all other ^IS T1MIN6 I5> ' the game will be continued. work started on the restaurant. McDonald’s asked The $900,000 is a grant from the federal Depart­ Himoii encu s 4 M 4 S 0 ______QlW»ieA*»..TlllW3U»>f6W*0a ______L 10-1 for a special exception for a 27,000square-foot plot. ment of Housing and Urban Development. GROSSMAN’S s t d 0 ^ AVON OT. 44 CALOOn PLAZA crs-ooao ------BLOOMRELD 606 PARK AVE 242-9Z7T WETHER8RELD SHOPPINO CENTER 6294)431 THE HERALD, ’Thurs., Oct. 22, 1981 21 20 — THE HERALD, Thurs., Oct. 22, 1981 Radiation helps victims Classified of rheumatoid arthritis

BOSTON (U Pl) - A woman An editorial written by Dr. Daniel In the Stanford study, 11 patients video ruling upset McCarty of the Medical College of were exposed to radiation for eight Retailers afflicted with rheumatoid arthritis climbed steps to her house for the Wisconsin in Milwaukee called the weeks. Nine showed improvement a first time in 12 years thanks to X- reports "encouraging” but warned month after treatment. The best it is even used. no effect on the sales of the response was seen six to seven A court ruling Monday states that Salomone are owners of the Spencer Ray treatment used for Hodgkins they can only be taken as grounds videotape recording of copyrighted “It’s absurd,” said Williamdarr, recorders because of public for further study before the treat­ months after therapy and continued “/I’s (court ruling) absurd. There is no way Street store. disease but showing promise for televisions programs, even for per­ manager of Turnpike T.V and ’The United States Court of awareness of the ruling. hundreds of thousands of ment becomes available to the up to 18 months. sonal use, is an infringement of the Appliances In Manchester. “There they can enforce it. Besides, I think most peo­ Appeal ruling grew out of a test case ’They don’t think people will be rheumatoid sufferers, researchers public. I rights of the show owners, doesn’t is no way they can enforce it. ple use their recorders to play rental movies, involving Sony Corp., a major fearful of purchasing an item whose reported today. "We're talking about another cou­ ^ At Harvard, joint swelling in five Besides, I think most people use use could cost them a lot of money if ple of years at least of studies at of 10 patients disappeared in the have local retailers of video maker of the recorders, and the Other sufferers were able to cook cassette recorders very worried. their recorders to play rental not to record.” plaintiffs,. Universal Studios and the ruling holds. or take tub baths again — previously research centers to prove that it is first eight weeks of the 16-week movies, not to record.” Nor do they expect a rush on the course of radiation therapy. Eight The retailers agree that the William Carr Walt Disney Productions. impossible because of the destruc­ better than some of the existing “Enforcing such a ruling would be devices by people speculating that therapies available," said Dr. patients showed marked improve­ ruling, which would allow owners of The court had not yet addressed tive joint disease, which afflicts copyrighted programs which are a bard thing to do,” Steve Pershan, the question of how extensive the price on the recorders could go Samuel Strober, Stanford’s chief of ment, but the disease began to some 6.5 million Americans, reports taped to sue for damages everyone manager at Bemie's TV said. “The rental movies. The recorders can property, they can do with it what damages might be. But they have up if the makers are forced to pay immunology. return in six patients eight to 10 in the New England Journal of from the manufacturer of the video indus&y is just too big and too cost anywhere from $500 to $1,700. they want,” he added, echoing the suggested that manufacturers be royalties, or by those worrying the Medicine said. Dr, David Trentham, who headed months after radiation. UPl photo recorder used to the person who did powerful.”. “I don’t think the ruling will hold rational of other recorder retailers. forced to make royalty payments to devices will go out of production. The treatment, used to treat the Harvard study, said “it’s a Beauty and beast? the taping, would be impossible to It is estimated that more than 3.5 up if it is appealed,” said Jim the owners of the shows or that an "I don’t think it will affect sales Hodgins Diseases for 20 years, was relatively safe technique, con­ ’The disease — causing severe in­ million families have the video Cushman of J. Robert Barry Stereo, because the public will realize how flammation, pain, stiffness and enforce. “People have been making recor­ injunction against the future given to two small groups of sidering the other options." Becky Walters of Springfield, III., under goes finished as first runner up In the competition, cassette recorders, using them to adding he was certain it would be. dings of albums and radio shows for difficult such a ruling is to enforce. patients in two separate studies by Trentham said 30 to 40 percent of deformity of joints — is believed to They also say, as do federal of­ manufacture and sale of the devices an amazing transformation when she says she uses cotton balls and liquid latex to record shows when they’re not at “ When a TV show comes into years and no one has said anything,” be placed. ’They probably don’t think the deci­ researchers from Stanford Univer­ rheumatoid patients are presently be caused by the body’s own im­ ficials, that the ruling will be becomes Dubesor the Witch. Walters make up her face and needs four hours to appealed and eventually die before home to be viewed later or to play someone’s home it becomes their Cushman said: He and Robert Local retailers said they expected sion will hold up,” Carr said. sity and Harvard Medical School. untreatable because of side effects mune system, which somehow They outlined the treatment in from drugs or because conventional labels the joints as foreign and at­ recently was in costume for the Springfield get into full costume. separate reports in the journal. therapies have no effect. tacks them. Jaycees’ annual witch pageant. Walters, who Dealers attacking plan Ellison joins NU Research on Pygmies may help others The Public Is Invited To Another “EVENING WITH BILL DIANA" HARTFORD — Sara S. Ellison, of Hamden, has BOSTON (UPlI — Researchers said today growth factor, and possibly the princijtal hormone and other related compounds. been named director Used car rule could help buyer the reason African Pygmies never top five growth factor in human beings,’’ the Merimee said it could also eventually help of community feet may have implications for other people researchers wrote in this week’s New cancer researchers studying the growth of reltions at Northeast tion, the rule would assist most of the used car industry. who fail to grow normally. England Journal of Medicine. cells. Utilities, Raymond After years of inquiry, the Federal Trade Commission The researchers from the University of “Growth hormone from the pituitary gland E. Donovan, vice felt it had the evidence to issue a rule that would require Consumers would buy with more confidence. ’The 22 Pygmies were studied in three Florida and University Hospital in Zurich, has been knqwn for years to be necessary for president- ustomer used car dealers to tell you which basic guts of the metal Dishonest used car dealers are a fringe hurting the Switzerland, said Pygmies they studied in normal growth and development,” said Dr. isolated villages of the Central African “A Town services, has an­ you were buying are OK and which are not. The dealer Your reputation of an industry that is a key part of our nation. Africa stayed between 4-foot-2 and 4-foot-4 on Thomas J. Merimee, chief of endocrinology Republic. Also included in the study were nounced. could sell you the car “as is” with no guarantee of any The opportunities to sell your car make it possible to normal-height adults and patients age 16 to 22 “Bill works the average because of deficiency in a factor at the University of Florida and head of the Prior to joining the kind, but,would have to tell you that. Money's buy a new one, providing jobs in Detroit, and permit with a growth hormone deficiency. related to growth hormone study. Director company, Ms. Car dealers have reacted to the FTC’s “truth in used millions to own a car who couldn’t afford a new one. ’The The factor, called IGF 1, and its consort, "What’s not been previously known is that The research consisted of blood tests con­ ‘ ' Wth Ellison served as vehicles” rule with rage. “We can’t let this thing get Worth used car rule does nothing except combat decfc(/- • ^ IGF 2. were only discovered over the last 10 one could have an isolated IGF-1 deficiency,” ducted between 1968 and 1976 on one of the Who Keeps executive director of passed,” says Charlie Hillard, first president of the Sylvia Porter tions—and that is why it is being opposed by those who years. Both are similar to insulin, hence their he said. last two surviving Pygmy groups in Africa. Everyone.” the Hartford-based National Independent Automobile Dealers Association don’t want to have to tell you about what you are paying name. Insulin-like Growth Factors. The researchers said the study could help The doctors took three trips to the republic, Connecticut Associa­ in 1947. “We have a rule which we cannot just live with. your hard-earned money to buy. "The current data incjicates that pygmies show why some citildren fail to grow even the northernmost extension of the old French His Promises." tion of Human Ser­ Period,” says (Jhuck Nicholson, current NIADA presi­ ’The honest used car dealer resents regulation in a have a major deficiency in IGF-1 — a potent though they have normal levels of growth Congo. m vices, a statewide dent. Ih e whole industry is up in arms, crying “foul,” ' way we all do these days, as another piece of coalition of agencies and pledging a fight. back to the suspicion that the real reason for the attack bureaucratic interference. William J. Diana and organizations in­ But I’ve studied the rule, line by line, and wonder is that the FTC is very vunerable these days. It has been But this is no more than a moderate, solidly based volved in research, whether the FTC used car rule wouldn’t benefit the vast zapped so often that anything it does automatically in­ rule which doesn’t attempt to reform the world or the Stockton gets post public information majority of this vital industry—the honest dealers. vites attack. economy. It simply asks for facts, and behind it are 564 and advocacy for im­ The rule would require a checklist to be provided to The FTC think-tankers are primarily responsible for pages of closely documented hearings and a five- WEST HARTFORD (UPl) - Edward J, Stockton, their own troubles, for during the late Nixon-Carter member commission unanimous in approving it. A CHEESE & WINE PARTY Sara S. Ellison proving human ser­ you, the buyer, describing the car’s vital statistics and who resigned last week as state economic development vices in Connecticut. whether such key elements as the brakes passed simple years, they concluded that industry-wise rule-making to Right now, it seems to me that only the used car commissioner, has been named to direct the University Friday, October 23rd., 7:00 to 9:00 P.M. “ At NU, Ms. Ellison will be actively involved in tests (which might save your life) but doesn’t require remold the American economic system was a better use dealers who don’t want to have to tell you the truth are of Hartford’s (Construction Institute. the honest us^ car dealer to do anything the dealer of the agency's thin resources than doing too much work saying anything. ’The rest of us appear numbed—or Stockton will assume his duties in the part-time post Manchester Country Club efforts to strengthen the company’s relationship with community service organizations, directing doesn’t want to do. It does require that you be told looking into individual cases of fraud against you, the worse? on Nov. 16 following a vacation trip to the Middle East, 305 South Main Street consumer. Some FTC rules drew lots of Rak, such as its (“Sylvia Porter’s New Money Book for the 80s,” 1,328 David N. LaBau, chairman of the institute’s board of implementation of the new Energy Care customer what you are getUng, whether it is OK, and what, if anything, the dealer will do it if turns out not to projected ban on most TV advertising aimed at pages of down-to-earth advice on poersonal money directors, said Wednesday night. Donation: $5 Per Person assistance phase of the NU 80s-90s Program and management, is now available through her column. overseeing the development of other departmental be OK. children. Industry’s bitter response has been helped by Send $9.95 plus $1 for mailing and handling to “Sylvia With Stockton’s addition to the staff, institute officials Tickets Will Be Available At The Doorl activities,” Donovan commented. Einer^ Care is a It’s true that the FTC rule is a paperwork rule and like the Reagan administration’s attempt to get rid of predicted an expansion in the group's membership and Paid For By: Diana For Ho-Ctoctlon Committee; Vincent t . Diana, Traas. self-help conservation program for persons with anything else that’s done, costs something. bureaucratic red tape. Porter’s New Money Book for the 80s,'' in care of this its role as a forum and research source for the state’s limited income. But the costs of providing the fundamental ABC infor­ But while the “truth in used car sales” rule is an ob­ newspaper, 4400 Johnson Dr., Fairway, Kan. 66205. construction industry. mation the rule requires must be minimal. So we come vious target for a slashing attack aimed at its destruc­ Make checks payable to Universal Press Syndicate.) Bank income up BRIDGEPORT—Connecticut National Bank’s Robot maker is in the catbird seat earnings for the third quarter of 1981 are up 30 per­ cent over the same period of 1900, according to Frederick R. Miller, president and chief executive DANBURY (UPl) — OK, boss, how would you like to States and the Japanese took it and ran with it, officer. hire an employee who will work like a dog days, nights, becoming a major competitor, along with Sweden which Net operating income for the quarter was $1,845,- weekends. Mother’s Day, Father’s Day, won’t gab, com­ is trying to muscle its way into the Americn market 953 or $1.23 per share vs. $1,423,183 or 95 cents per plain, ask for a raise or take a coffee break? dominated by Unimation, and Cincinnati Milacron. share in 1980. Engelberger’s the name. Robots are his game. Intematinal Business Machines and Texas Instruments Significant improvement in net interest margin Joseph F. Engelberger is president of Unimation Inc., take up the market slack. in the third quarter resulted primarily froih con­ a leading manufacturer of industrial robots, and he’s in The Robot Institute of America in Dearborn, Mich., a tinuing maturities of low-yielding, fixed rate loans the catbird seat today, a far cry from the 1950s when he trade association, has suggested American industry and investments. Miller said, noting the gains made was saying “Robots,” and prospect were replying, keep foreign competition at arm ’s length by incor­ over prior results this year. “Who needs them?” porating robotics in the production processes on a large It didn’t pay to hire robots then. People were being scale and that the government establish robotics as a paid an average of $3.50 to $4 an hour and it cost about major strategic industry. the same for a robot. Workers may get far more money THE DEMAND FOR robots is growing so Unimation today, but it works out to an average of $6 hourly for the doesn't have any extra robots to put to work on its own Sales increase robots, says Ellen Mohr, Unimation’s marketing coor­ assembly line. dinator. “Every time we get one identified some customer IT S THE KIND of work computerized robots do — wants it. At this point in time, we think it’s more Fort Worth, Texas—Tandy Corporation an­ as well as the company’s theory that there are as many beneficial to give them to the customer for obvious nounced today that consolidated sales for the month applications for computerized robots as there are financial reasons,” Allegreto said. of September were $145,749,000, an increase of 25 products — which tend to make its worldwide market Unimation has more than 4,500 robots around the percent over the September 1980 sales of $117,055,- appear unlimited. world and will produce 1,200 this year, double last year's 000. Tandy’s U.S. Radio Shack stores in existence Unimation robots are designed to relieve humans of output. Engelberger envisions a 35 percent annual UPl photo more than one year rose 18 percent during work that is tedious, dangerous, boring, and available —. growth rate for each of the next several years. One Afternoon run September 1981. the kind most people, including union members, are market analyst estimates industry sales will soar to at i Consolidated sales for the quarter ended willing to give up “to do something more challenging,” least $800 million by 1990 and maybe go as high as $2 September 30, 1981 were approximately $425,193,- says Paul V. Allegretto, Unimation’s executive vice With the low fall sun at their backs, two joggers taking advantage of the billion. ' 000, a 27 percent gain over the year earlier sales of president. UNIMATION IS constructing a 100,000-square foot cool clear weather of late, make their way between gleaming rails of $334,865,(100. First quarter earnings will be released Uniraation’s robots are different from automated facility in Waterbury with $5 million in industrial railroad tracks in Middletown. NEXT TO THE CARIBBEAN. in the latter part of October. machines because those are programmed to perform a revenue bonds from the Connecticut Economic Develop­ given taskj while robots can be reprogrammed to do ment Department. A robot, naturally, or, unnaturally, more than one thing and can switch from one to the was used to wield the shovel in the ground-breaking THE PLACE TO BE THIS.WINTER other as required. ceremonies at the site. UPl photo ■k k REPUBLICANS k k k Record sales There are “bang-bang” robots, which pick something “Robots,” says Unimation’s Engelberger, “are here IS NEXT TO A KERO-SUN HEATER up and put it down on an assembly line. Then there are to stay.” Joseph F. Engelberger, president of Unima­ A- Warm-up your family room with a 99 9% fuel efficiency means Odor­ ROGERS—Rogers Corp. (Amez ROG) reports the sophisticated kind, mechanical arms ^u al in shape Engelberger was a 32-year-old physicist when he met tion Inc., poses beside one of his com­ For Quality Education third quarter sales of $24,356,000,22 percent higher to the average-sized worker from the waist up. George Devol at a Westport cocktail party in 1956. The puterized robots. In the 1950s he was saying Kero-Sun* Portable Heater when less, smokeless operation. Needs no than last year’s $19,935,000, with net income in­ PUT ONE OF THEM to work in highly repeUtive two ^ r e the name on the industry’s birth certificate, “robots” and prospects were replying, “who creasing to $6W,000 or 22 cents per share, as com­ jobs, Allegreto says, and it’ll whack out 100 parts per but Engelberger is considered the “father of robotics.” needs them?” Today his firm has more than chilly weather keeps you indoors chimney. Battery-powered ignition pared with $M,000 or 2 cents per share. hour ‘round* the clock where four people produced 25 • DEVOL HAD PATENT appUcations to build a 4,500 robots around the world with the Norman L. Greenman, president of Rogers, said parts per hour, which he said was the case at the machine substitute for pick and place jobs done by automobile industry among its biggest all day. This U.L.-listed Radiant 8™ system and automatic shut-off de­ humans. Eingelberger visualized its potentional at once, that earnings were “much better than a year ago, General Electric plant at Pittsfield, Mass. customers. is the most compact, vice for extra safety. mainly because of continuing improvement in the Automobile manufacturers are among Unimation’s but it was slow going because he had to do first create a operations of the Interconnection Products Group.” "biggeBf'cummers. In Lordstown, Ohio, for example, market for his product. He put his first robot to work in most economical Kero-Sun* offers porta­ He also reported that Rogers business in Europe assembly-line Unimation robots put 450 welds on a General Motors die-casting plant in New Jersey in Kero-Sun* radiant ble kerosene heaters “continues to be negatively affected, both by the General Motors cars in less than 50 seconds day in and 1961. It wasn’t until 1975 that his company made a profit. currency situation a ^ by generally weak economic 'day out. There are more than 150 robots in the plant. Now the mail sometimes brings an expression of real We Guarantee To model. Operates from in 8 different models conditions.” She said, however, that the company is Allegreto says his company is selling reliability. He acceptance bordering on affection for Engelberger’s Save You Money KER05UN experiencing a h i^ level of interest from elec­ said it wasn’t unusual for a machine to go 90,000 hours robots. 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Hartford. 527-797 1; rate, plus commissions Call George, 643-2751. preferred. Company paid experience. Very good after 5:00 p.m., 64*1516. Wantad to Buy 40 references. Telephone 64* NEWLY RENOVATED 6201 Ask for Andrea. and many other full FIREWOOD - All Clonrrs & Do«rH evenings: 233-6879, 233- benefits in an air- "people skills.” seasoned. Four ft. lengto, •••••••••••••••••••••••• 5333, before noon 310 square feet office Information may be obtained from 6885. SECRETARY PART time benefits. TEACHER AIDE - The conditioned plant. Inter­ Please call , N.R. CYR BUILDING CASH FOR YOUR Proper­ available. Main Street the Division of Business Services. Ara you looking tor a TIME for esUblished local COMPANY - New energy $75 a cord; cut and swL weekdays. Manchester Board of viewing 8 a.m .-4 p.m. •46-2290 $90 a cord.' FREE ty. We boy qtockly and con­ location with ample 110 Long Hill Drive. East Hart­ lob? The Harald Real Estate office. Typing CaU 569-4993 Education seeks applicants Dynamic Metal Products efficient passive solar fidentially. The Hayes Cor­ parking. CaU 64*2891. Every day someone ford, Ct. 06108 until bid opening on essential. Reply Box "Y, c/o DELIVERY. Telephone MANCHESTER - Two Claaallled haa tha to set up interview. for an "English as a Se­ Compay, Inc., 422 North homes. Additions, poration. 64*0131, somewhere is getting November 2. 1981 at 2:00 PM moat up-to-date Intor- The Herald. remodellM, drywalls, 742-0232. bedroom, first floor. THE EAST HARTFXmD PUBLIC cond L an^age” teacher Main Street, Manchester. Simple erosa-stiteh Pets Appliances. Central loca­ results from his Ctonified m allp n . aide at Man^ester High make an attractive set of ceilings. Residential or Ad. Try one yourself and SCHOOLS IS AN EQUAL 6464048. Three elaasie blouses, with niUowB or panels for the SETT OF spoke hub caps, tion, deck. $325. No pets. OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER School. This is a part time CondomlnMnt 22 short or long sleeves for Commercial. Quality see. •••••••••••••••••••••*** home. workmanship. 64*9743. $120. Everything in Security, references. BASEMENT STORAGE 068-10 3 hc H c ra lb position, 3 hours per day, HOUSEKEEPER your skirts or pants. Rag­ excellent condition. 84* Telephone 87*8675. MANCHESTER -. Fur- lan sleeves, bow-tied or No. 2618 has transfer RENTALS AREA with dirt floors. $3.57 per hour. We seek NEEDED - one day a week and color chart for both 6391. applicants with an interest in Bolton (Near Dished condominium. Two tailored. CARPENTRY WORK - In­ First room 18Vk ft.xlS ft.: bedrooma, IVk baths, fuU designs; directions for sulation, l i ^ t trucking. No THREE ROOM second room 23 ft.xlSVk ft. FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION in the foreign bom and the Manchester line.) No. 8827 with Pkoto- 12-inch piUows. FOR SALE; FRANKLIN Rooma lor Ront 52 APARTMENT - One per­ willii^ess to work under Telephone 646-3995. kitchen, dining, living Gaide la in Sixea 10 to 18. job too small. Call David at $30 monthly. 6 4 9 ^ 7 . BY THE TOWN OF MANCHESTER Ts .easts , u m t M^js ra mm STOVE, $180; tweed couch, son preferred. $245 plus gas Notice UhCTtby riven of a s»l* it public »iictioo to be heW Saturday. October 2t, 1961 al 10 :15 a m . rain or the ESL teacher in small room, basement, heat, tot Silo 84 bust... rag- N « Ar smtats as* kid$ 1% $50; r e e lin g CLEAN ROOM FOR heat. Appliances. MANCHESTER - Several gtine, at tbe Hlibway Garase, Ml Olcott Street. Mancbeater. Connecticut for nine (9) passenger vehicinand water and parking In­ lan, yarda 46-in^; •••••••••••••••••••••••• groups of students. Contact DESK CLERK NEEDED RENT in a private tome. Available immediately. cluded. $860 monthly. 640- bow-tied, 2H yards; taU- uamtuan H^Ung^PiumiUng SB ^M^^toble, $s8.'TeIe Industrial Locations for two (i) pickup trucks, aa Uated beiow. . , Mr. Gil Hunt, Manchester evenings part timei Plea­ ored, 2 jrards. Ik UrntMUr ladt - References required. Rose, 64*2482. lease. $1.10 per square ft. AU aalet are final and for carii. Moat vcblclea were used for police work. All vehicles are being sold' AS IS. High School, Telephone sant worUiu conditions, 2061.______•••••••••••••••••••••••• TelqdMme after 4 p.m. 64* WHERE IS”, aad vetdclea must be removed aa anon ai poesible and notlater than October 90.19*1. 'Ilw Town EARN EXTRA MONEY. WORK Patterns avaUaSU en/g SCHALLER PLUMBING- to $2.40 per square ft. 800' 647-3566, EOE. will train. CaU mornings la M N S ff HARVEST TABLE with 2381. VERNON - Two bedroom to 9,000. Hayes Corpora­ aaanmes no lapoosIbUlty for vtbicles left on the premises after auction time. No sales to minors. Iiuspection of only 643-1895, ConnecUent MANCHESTER - Two w sfses shotan, fUft aass,.ssstms ena nr HEATING- Water pump Ibe vehicles for aale may be made between S:90 a.m. and 10:00 a.m. cri the day of the sale. The Town reserves W0BB OBa BQffa MMIB6Ys benches, hutch $125. Lady in two family. Residential tion. 84*0131.^ COMPANION For elderly Motor Lodge, Manchester. bednom 2 fuU bath condo. specialists. Also, Uie rlfbt to establish a mlntanum price for each vehicle. 3 OR 4 HOURS A NIGHT. WaU to waU carpeting, aU USlaumiwlUiaUHfote Kenmore washer and elec­ TOLLAND-dose to 186, in area, carpeting, $298 plus woman 8 a.m.-4:$0 p.m. MMRMS* remodeling service or. tric diyw. Very Kwd beautiful country home. heat. After 5:3b p.m., 872- Tbe TVmn reierves the rifbt to remove any Item from the sale, or reject any and all bids lor what it deems t appliances, pool, Muna, m m m m -Home SaetioB*' with fall ba In Uw best taiteresU of Uie Town. Copies of rules of Uie sale and s list of Items for sale are available at t' Monday-Friday. Delmont MAINTENANCE repairs. FREE condition. Coppertone. $175 Choice of No. I; combina­ 9226. •••••••••••••••••••••••• SUPERINTENDANT - recreation facilities. dlraetious. Prlea... $£26. ESniMATES. Telephone General Services' office, blunlcipal Bolkling, 41 Center Street, Manchester. Connecticut. CALL IVAN AT 647-9946 Street. Telephone 646-1890 Immediate occupancy. SIM Tam saaaa ST tu a uoL both. 646-3in after 4 p.m. tion bedroom and sitting Wantad to Rant 87 after 5:30 p.m. Salary plus apartment in 64*4106. nxnn, TV, bath, garage, MANCHESTER - six room •••*•••••••••••••••••••• w n Oievrolet Novi 1»7« Plymoolh Fury Manchester. Full time. CaU A1 64*0606. I t n Plymouth 1177 Dodge Royal Monaco MOVING - Must seU. Pine kitchenin privileges. $60$6T duplex available WANTED TO RENT: I t n Royal Monaco 1970 Dodge « Oegit AT THE LIVE-IN. five days a week Elxperience necessary in s e FSTtaer : A Claadlied dining room set with hutch, w eek lyI T . . No. 2; nedroom November 1st. No pets. PARKING SPACE OR ItB Fort Plnlo 1075 PlymooUi Gran Fury with elderly gentleman. plum l^, electrical and Naw 71 FASHION with ^ will brtaig eager buyers, wlthTV and bath, kitchen GARAGE on Nqrth Street, Saccesa in Sawlug, la asaafTsusuau other items of furniture. References. lease, securi­ MTS Dodge Monaco IM* Port Pickup FlOO Prepare meals and light cleaning. Prefer retired tjoidc action is yours when o-iM-saua-SM am ate. osa tor your uaad farm equip-, 64*2888, M7-«m after 5:15 a. $50 weekly. 87* ty. $348. Telephone 64* or in immediate area. Cali I t n InterMllonal Pickup Ak Ton MANCHESTER HERALD housekeeping. Non- reliable man or couple. fUIad with anpMUing MI-10 ______you want to aeU something datigaa. Also 7 TONUS tt tram tasiii Sea ta am aitS. 'm ai. p.m. 72U. 847-0753 after 5 p.m. sntoker. ajelepfione 566- Telephone 643-9674 or 643- with a Clatslfled Ad. Ceapanst Price ... $ 1 ^ I 3260. 7135.