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73 West Center St., Manchester Senate smashes I 649-3800 funding bill veto p r t J But supporters noted the total cost WASHINGTON (UPI) - The of the measure was nearly $2 billion Republican-led Senate Friday - h REALTOR below what Reagan asked for, and defiantly overrode President Both of Connecticut’s they accused the administration of Reagan’s veto of a supplemental senators. Democrat trying to eliminate social welfare funding bill, and handed him the programs for the elderly, the poor, NEW LISTING Christopher Dodd and first “serious loss” of his presiden­ Republican Lowell Weicker, the handicapped and school cy. voted with the majority in the children. Despite an intense, long-distance Senate to override President One program Reagan sought to lobbying effort by the president, the Reagan’s veto of the kill with the veto was the Senior Senate voted 60-30 — precisely the supplemental appropriations Community .Service Employment two-thirds majority needed — to bill. Program, a popular jobs program override the Reagan veto and enact FANTASTIC BUY! tmm •■■■ JP for 54,200 elderly poor people. into law the $14,2 billion funding bill. Three western Republican This Koresl Hills L-Shapoil Ram-h has 4 bednmms. center It was the first time Congress has fireplace in the living riHim & dining room. 2 full baths (one in bill that Reagan argued would “bust senator.s who generally support the master biKlrooni) and a 2 car garage! 12'^ FIXED KATE, Winning turned back a Reagan veto of a r . i the budget” president — Orrin Hatch and Paul MORTf'iAGE 25 YFIAHS available to qualified buyers, money bill, or any major legislation Laxalt of Utah and Malcolm Wallop CALL 649-0017 effort Charming 6 room alum, sided Ranch with over- RIVER BEND INDUSTRIAL PARK for that matter. Till-; SUIMM.EV1ENTAL bill of Wyoming — returned to slzecl garage. Many outstanding features'such as Twenty-one of the 47 Republicans provides extra funds for federal Washington at Iteagan’s request for present deserted Reagan, including 2 full baths, fireplace, fenced In yard, built In NORTH MAIN ST. agencies and programs through the key vote, ffatch and Laxalt such key leaders as Budget Com­ vacuum system, etc. $79,500. * Marlon Starling has his •Sept. 30, the end of the fiscal year returned on Air Force planes. arm ralood^(top photo) mittee chairman Pete Domenici of 1982, But the dispute was basically Republicans in favor of an override HOME a BUSINESS .New Mexico and Appropriations one of guns vs. butter. were not provided such VIP New 6400 square feet after 10-round un­ animous decision over Committee chairman Mark Hatfield In his veto message Aug. 28, transportation. of Oregon. building avaiiabie immediateiy. M ao DeLaRosa In Reagan said the bill contained $918 Reagan, in Utah to make a speech TOUCHDOWNS welterweight bout A I.Ofll) KOf!M) of applause and million too much for nondefense on Hatch’s behalf, made 17 long­ -All utilities — Loading dock programs — “busting the budget by You will score big when you move your spouse Friday night at the Hart­ cheers erupted in the Senate as the distance . phone calls to both -Sprinklers — Drive-in ramp Into this comfortable two bedroom townhouse nearly a billion dollars” — and only Rcpublic'an and Democratic ford Civic Center. final vote was announced, and -Gas heat — A bundance of condominluni. One and one half baths, wall-to- Senate Republican leader Howard $500 million of the $2.6 billion he senator.s to seek their support, aides wall, appllanced kitchen, full b&sement and Starling lands left jab to wanted for military programs. said. HERE IS A SUPER 2 FAMILY parking chin of DeLaRosa In Baker of Tennessee, who had private patio. $56,900. See It today. backed Reagan, slowly walked over with a huge 91'x305' lot for your enjoyment or possible develop­ bottom photo. ment This property comes with so many new features, it is to Hatfield and shook his hand. almost a new home' Invest without any major renovations or Lovely older 3 bedrpom fully remodeled Asking $215,000 “It would be a serious loss for the repairs for vears! Only $85,900. Colonial with 2 fujTbaths, fireplace, large Herald photo by Tarqulnlo president,’’ Baker had said CALL 649-0917 kitchen, laundry room. Plus additional beforehand, in assessing the effects u i i u x r . building for office or store. Price $85,000. DANIEL F. REALE, INC. of an override of the veto, “ft’s ob­ Dark horse vious it would be a reverse” for ZINSSER AGENCY tMARREN E. HOtNLAND, Inc. REALTORS Reagan’s policies. ALIBRIO REALTY, Inc. 175 Main 81., Manchaalar Although Sen. Bob Dole, R-Kan., 182 South Main 8t., Manchaalar 7S0 Main 81., Mane. 5S5 Main Straat Manchaalar 649-0917 au ix o ra 648-1S11 643-1108 646-4525 told his colleagues that overriding the veto could “bust the president," holding line Reagan was pugnacious in his reac­ “BUILDERS CLOSEOirr tion to the final tally, MAINTENANCE FREE VINYL SIDINQ” b e t t Ie r v a l u e s Reagan, on a campaign-style swing through Utah, told reporters, “I’m dissappointed but it doesn't change my mind any about what I’m on spending going to do. I intend to veto budget busting bills and I will continue to do it.” By Paul Hendrie District organization, also expects to be active in Klein’s campaign. MANCHESTER $89,900 Of the defecting Republicans, Herald Reporter Spacious 8 R(n Colonial on a large lot, in a lovely rural area, Reagan said, “Everyone makes Klein insists his low-budget cam­ minutes to 1-84. 4 bedrooms, 2t4 baths, formal dining room, 1st some mistakes,” but “no, no," he In the 2nd Congressional District, paign is serious, but he makes no floor family room w/flreplace, built-ins, carpeting, 8i 2 garages. was not angry. Republican Anthony Gugliemo plans attempt to disguise the difficulty he “I’m just terribly, terribly hurt,” to spend some $450,000 on his cam­ will face. .No Republican has been -TWO fA M lir SOUTH WINDSOR- 2 year old 8 room paign, while Democratic incumbent able to wrest the 1st District seat Colonial, all good sized rooms, above he said. Only four Democrats voted to sus­ Samuel Gejdenson says he hopes to from the Democrats since the early' ground pool. $132,000. “'Safa. fight back with about $200,000. 1950s. Klein frankly admits he can’t 5 rooms, breezeway and attached 2-car garage, tain the Reagan veto. Seven GOP members did not vote. Other candidates for Congress count on winning. fireplace with woodburning stove, finished base­ measure their campaign con­ “My objective is that if 1 lose, I ment, carpeting, lot approximately 117'x350’. The House had voted by 301117 Thursday to override the veto of the tributions by the hundreds of don’t want to be deeply in debt," he $86,900. thousands, as well. Megabucks and said. ' WOODLAND MANOR CONDOMINIUMS the slick television advertising they I’l BMC Ol’IMON polling is the buy rule politics these days. STRAND REAL ESTATE modern politician’s tool, but it won’t But there will be no television U&R built 1, 2, and 3 bedroom units feature 646-2000 MANCHESTER $68,900 GSA misses lease date play a role ia Klein’s campaign. commercials or other expensive Other candidates u.se the data spacious rooms, separate basements, In­ 8 rm. duplex w/2 bedrooms on each side. Separate furnaces, trappings in Herschel A.. Klein’s modem kitchens, paneling, carpeting i permanent siding. Let polls provide to tell them what they dividual heat, and are fully appllanced. STRANO has connections nationally! (naturally). long-shot bid to unseat Rep. Barbara your tenant help pay your mortgage. need to do to court the voters and to B. Kennelly, D-lst District. We invite comparison for quality and price. 1 If you are moving to a new location anywhere In SOUTH WINDSOR — New 8 room Contem­ show the public they are building Klein said Friday he hopes to bedroom — $41,900, 2 bedroom — $51,900, the country, you may call Toll-Free, for Informa­ porary, 3-4 bedrooms, carpeting, central momentum. Blunder cost: $24 million raise and spend about $40,000, a drop Gov. William A O'Neill can say a and 3 bedroom — $56,900. tion about your now location. air cond. $147,000. in the bucket by today’s standards. poll is good news for him, because it 1-800-523-2460 Ext B-233 In what may be a hopeless crusade, WASHINGTON (UPI) - In a volved in monitoring the lease but buildings in San Francisco and one agreed to renew the lease for 187,000 shows him winring. His challenger, Save this number, or pass It along to a friend. It ■■ordan Klein is smart enough to want to KEITH REAL ESTATE “nightmare” blunder, General Ser- no final decision has been made. in San Jose, Calif., adding millions square feet to the government for stay out of debt, Lewis B. Itome, can cite the same U&R REALTY CO. poll as an example that he is making 464 E. Canter Street may become the most Important phone number vlces Administration specialists GSA sources, however, said two of dollars more to the losses. another five years at the same net “It’s going to be a very austere U l i O Ur . Q E R LTY 643-2692 up ground. Manchaalar In your pocketl missed a renewal option date on a branch chiefs in the agency’s San Officials at GSA’s Washington rent of $9.50 per square foot, not far campaign,” said Klein. “I’m not an RCAIJORS IH 10S MAIN ST. MANS. But Klein hasn't spent any money 646-4126 Robert D. Murdock, Realtor bargain lease in San Francisco and Francisco regional office — Kathy headquarters considered the matter below the going rate. expert fundraiser and I got into this HI At too* MLS 643-2174 the error is expected to cost Kennedy; head of the leasing on polls, because they would only even more distressing because an Since then, leased office space in kind of late, so I would doubt that tell him what he already knows: taxpayers more than $24 million. branch, and Joseph Yiakus, director option renewal date was missed on you’d be seeing any television ads.” San Francisco has become the Nobody has ever heard of Herschel GSA Inspector General Joseph of the real estate division — have the same lease in 1977 for 11 floors costliest in the country, with rents A. Klein Sickon ordered a full criminal in­ been told informally they probably of federal office space at 211 Main soaring to $30 to $50 a square foot. KLEIN, A.N engineer from Wind­ D.W. FISH REALTY CO. “Should I pay money to depress vestigation and a separate audit will be given dismissal notices next St. in San Francisco. sor who has never run for any office my.sclf? " he joked 243 MAIN ST. VERNON CIRCLE upon learning in July of the colossal week. GSA so u rces said internal before, said he just started cam­ mistake that began when a clerk put Yiakus, reached in San Francisco, ■“It’s the closest thing a com; auditors determined comparable paigning full-time this week. He has Klein said he hopes to get some OF / h o m e s / ^ MANCHESTER VERNON the wrong renewal date into a com­ declined to comment. Ms. Kennedy missioner can have to a night­ space would now lease for between named J. Winthrop Porter, a m oney from corporate and 643-1591 872-9153 puter, agency officials said. was on leave. mare,’’ said Haase, who oversees $22 and $35 a square foot. Without rffember of the Republican Town ideological political action com­ Richard Haase, commissioner of To make matters worse, auditors GSA’s construction and leasing the renewal option, U.S. agencies Committee, as his coordinator in mittees, but he doesn't expect GSA’s Public Buildings Service, also found the San Francisco region programs for federal office space. already cramp^ for space in San Manchester. Republican Town Vice said Friday disciplinary action is missed renewal option dates in the In the earlier instance at 211 Main Francisco are expected to be forced Chairwoman Donna R. Mercier, ENGLISH CHALET INVESTORSII being considered against those in­ last four years on two other leased St., the private lessor relented and to pay the market rate. who sits on the Republican 1st I’iriiHt* turn to page 10 Stunning 7 roonV, 2W bath home of stone and stuc­ Custom built 3 bedroom units! 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Nice kings and presidents left Morocco Arab recognition of the Jewish door for a Soviet r « e in the territories occupied in the 1967 war know our objectives, and while the area of homes! state. negotiating^pfoepss. road is long, (the plan) is the first eat-ln-kitchen with sliders to d ^ k . 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ED GORMAN subtantial new element,” a foreign While Reagan said that “no other Obituaries ...... 10 Israeli withdrawal from the West nent members of the U.N. security wijl make it possible for you to live a oBank, Gaza Strip and Golan ministry statement said. “Israel nation” than the United States was council and said the envoys would free life in your country — Religious new s...... 14 ASSOqATES Heights: While it stops short of totally rejects these ideas.” in a position to deal with the con­ also talk tp,,,Wasbington about Palestine.” Sports...... 15-17 TOLLAND $73,900 BLANCHARD & ROSSEHO, INC ^ 604 Middle Turnpike East BDLTDN $69,500 recognizing Israel’s right to exist, it The Arab plan also appeared to flict, the Arab plan said peace could Reagan’s plan.' 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. NATKWAL WEATMCT SERVICE FORECAST 10 7 FM EST S-11-S* 30.00 20.77 29.63 News Briefing 29.77 Your neighbor's views Should the state toughen up drunk driving iaws? Arafat to see Driver in crash L09 ioses license (W-" Pope John Paul II HM H ttT TEMPCflATUfIfa ROME (UPI) — Yasser Arafat will SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - The 70 have a private audience with Pope John former 'security guard accused of Paul 11 and meet Italian President San­ drunkenly crashing his van into a taxi in­ ti dro Pertini in a 48-hour visit to Italy next juring actresses Mary Martin and Janet week, a spokesman for the Palestine Gaynor and killing a press agent lost his fo Liberation Organization said Friday. driver’s license Friday. UPI WEATHER rOTOCAET • It will be the first time John Paul has Robert Cato 36, appeared before Judge received Arafat or any member of the J. Dominique Olcomendy, but his at­ guerrilla organization in private torney said he was not ready to enter a - t f j audience. plea to the charges of vehicular The PLO chairman also is expected to manslaughter and drunken driving. Weather meet Prime Minister Giovanni Spadolini Olcomendy ordered Cato to appear during the visit that begins Sept. 15. again Sept. 20, raised his bail from $3,500 "The appointments with the pope and to $10,000 and lifted his driver’s license. with Pertini have been decided and the Cato, a former private security guard, times have been fixed," said Nemer is accused of driving his van in a reckless Today’s forecast Hainmad, the PLO's permanent fashion when he barreled through an in­ Saturday hazy sunshine and very warm. Highs around representative in Italy. "We are waiting tersection last weekend and smashed 85. Winds light southerly. Saturday night clear with CARMINE NICK CATALDO, into a taxi which carried the Martin par­ STEVE ROBERTS, M A TT P E T E R S E N , CAROLINE WENDY REGINALD MARTIN, DUNCAN BABCOCK, DIQREQORIO, Manchester: "Sure. Ab­ for the prime minister to fix the hour and ground fog again. Lows around 55. Light and variable Mancheeter: "T h e y LEVESQUE, Rockville: STRATTMANE, Mancheeter: “Yes. First, Mancheeter: Yes. They ty- .Mancheeter: “Absolutely. Manchester: "Oh Yes. solutely. I’ve been hearing the date of the meeting." winds. Sunday hazy sunshine and very warm. Highs I think there should be should. There should be "Yes. The judges should Mancheeter: "Yes. The *ney should keep the should Hammad said Arafat’s audience with Besides Miss Martin, the star of the They kill others when where other states are post World War II hit “South Pacific,” around 85. very serious con­ bigger fines and more be a lot stricter and the judges should be stricter." younger kids ..J,. .avinn they’re drunk. Something locking them up right the pope was scheduled for next i ■ sequences for a second laws should be enforced streets. A lot of the kids punishments, like taking Wednesday evening after the pope’s Vt' and Miss Gaynor, the taxi carried Ben have false ID s, and a lot their licenses away from should be done, like away. Hit ’em right off the weekly audience. Vatican officials were Washer, 76, Miss Martin’s longtime offense — driver re­ more." taking their licenses bat with a couple of days Extended outlook education programs; of these bars are not real- them. The less people are not immediately available for comment. iv ; press agent, and Paul Gregory, Miss ly cracking down on driving drunk, the less away." in jail. Let them know what Gaynor’s husband. Washer suffered fatal mandatory jail terms." it's like to sober up In a Pertini, 85-year-old Italian head of ■ A . Extended outlook for New England Monday through . them." , ’people are seriously In­ state, confirmed he was ready to receive V*' J injuries. Gregory was less seriously in­ Wednesday: . . jured and killed." place like that ’’ Arafat at his Quirinale palace residence, jured. Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut: Fair Hammad said Arafat had accepted an “By the grace of God, Paul Gregory, weather through the period. High temperatures mostly invitation to come to Rome as part of the S-. Janet Gaynor and I are here,” Miss Mar­ in the 80s Monday, a little lower Tuesday and in the 70s Palestinian delegation to the Inter­ tin said in a statement from her hospital Wednesday. Low temperatures from the 50s to the Idw room. "No one can take the place in our parliamentary Union conference taking 60s. . . • place in Rome Sept. 14-22. hearts of ’Uncle Ben’.” Maine: Fair weather through the period but with;a Undercover probe Miss Martin thanked the hundreds of chance of afternoon showers in the north Tuesday and well-wishers and fans who have sent her statewide Wednesday. Daily highs in the 70s north ^ d Sanctions cards and praised God for allowing her. low 80s south becoming cooler by Wednesday. O verni^t Miss Gaynor and her husband, to pull lows in the 50s. ■ irk Thatcher through. All three remain in serious con­ New Hampshire: Fair weather through the period but ed to raid at Elks dition with their injuries. with a chance of afternoon showers in the north Tuesday LONDON (UPI) — Prime Minister and statewide Wednesday. Daily highs in the 80s Margaret Thatcher, angered by Presi­ becoming cooler by Wednesday. Overnight lows in the By Raymond T. DeMeo play the games would give money to The inspectors say they then paid dent Reagan’s sanctions against a Cruise ship the bartender, identified as "Jerry for credits to play another machine, 50s. • Herald Reporter British company that supplied Soviet UPI photo Vermont. Warm and humid each day...with a chance Fourtier.” The club’s permittee is but didn’t win anything They say pipeline equipment, Friday ordered two runs aground of showers Wednesday. High in the 80s. Lows mid 50s;to Undercover investigators had Gerald C. Fournier of 52 Bissell St patrons stood in line to play at each more subsidiaries of U.S. firms tdignore The investigators say the mid 60s. visited the Elks Club bar twice of the machines. the embargo. Today in history JUNEAU, Alaska (UPI) — ’The cruise before the state police raided the bartender would place the money in ship Alaskan Majestic Explorer with 109 STATE I’OLICE confiscated the Government officials described Mrs. On Sept. 11,1973 the regime of Socialist Salvador Allende of Chile was club Wednesday and confiscated a black box on a counter near the Thatcher as "wounded’’ because people aboard ran aground Friday and gambling machines and coin boxes > toppled In a military coup In which he died, reportedly by his own hand. National Forecast three illegal gambling machines. cash register. He then pushed a Reagan, whom she considered a friend, its passengers.took to lifeboats and were An affidavit submitted by the two series of buttons on a gray box on containing $319.50 in quarters when In what Is probably his last picture, Allende Is seenin that fateful day as pc 81 68 .... had imposed sanctions on Britain’s John rescued, the Coast Guard reported. City Se Fcst Hi Lo Pep investigators, stating that they had the counter, which made the they raided the Elks Club at 10:30 he waved from an upper window of the presidential palace In Santiago. Albuquerque r 67 61 Louisville c 80 63 ..... a.m Wednesday. Brown engineering firm, The 102 passengers and two of the Anchorage r 56 49 Memphis pc 91 70 .... observed the machines being used number of credits purchased appear 79 ‘.06 Based on information obtained U.S. Commerce Secretary Malcolm ship’s seven crewmen abandoned the 149- Asheville r 74 57 Miami Bech pc 87 for gambling purposes, was the on the machine the patron desired to foot ship after it went aground at 9:05 Atlanta cy 76 67 Milwaukee r 81 60 .... during the Elks raid, sUte police Baldridge Thursday banned American Billings r 92 71 Minneapolis cy 82 70 :.24 basis on which the state police ob­ play, they say. Each credit was export of gas- and oil-related equipment Jack Paar а. m. PDT on Brothers Island aboutBirmingham 60 r 80 70 Nashville pc 84 66 .... entered the Zipser Club, a block Gas price New Orleans r 79 72 ,01 tained a warrant to search the 30 worth 25 cents, they say. to the John Brown firm shortly after a miles southwest of Juneau. They were Boston c 80 66 On their second visit to the club, away at 35 Brainard Place, and con­ Brwnsvll Tx.pc 91 72 .01 New York c 78 63 .... Bissell St. club. The affidavit is on fiscated a blackjack machine, ac­ Soviet freighter left Glasgow carrying undergoes surgery hikes siow picked up by fishing and recreational Buffalo c 75 53 Oklahom Ctv c 91 67 .... file in Manchester Superior Court. the investigators say they gave the six U.S.-licensed turbines for the Soviet vessels in the area. Chief Petty Officer Charlstn S.C. , r 72 71 .01 Omaha c 79 68 .34 bartender a $5 bill and asked for cording to state police spokesman NORWALK (UPI) - Former "Tonight Charlott N.C. r 80 60 Philadelphia c 78 80 .... In the sworn Inspector Ronald Adam Berluti. The Zipser raid took natural gas pipeline. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Prices paid Ray Massey said. Chicago r 81 60 Phefenix oc 97 81 .... credits on one of the poker In Copenhagen, British Foreign Show’’ host Jack Paar was in satisfac­ by American business climbed a Three injured passengers were flown Cleveland c 77 55 cy 80 56 .... Hart of the Chief State’s Attorney’s machines. The machine registered place at noon Wednesday, he said tory condition Friday at Norwalk by helicopter to a hospital in Petersburg, Columbus c 80 61 Portland Me. c 74 50 .... office and State Trooper Richard Berluti said no one was arrested Secretary Francis Pym said the order moderate 0,6 percent in August, the Dallas c 98 68 Portland Ore. r 85 54 .58 20 credits. “came as no surprise to us.’’ Hospital after undergoing surgery. government reported Friday, and fuel, Alaska. A doctor aboard one of the near­ Denver c 87 60 Providence c 76 50 .... Sealander say they won $5 on one of The inspectors said they then in either of the raids, which are con­ Paar, a New Canaan resident, was ad­ food and auto price trends seemed to by sailboats nearby joined them for the Des Moines c 84 71 Richmond pc 79 50 .... the poker machfnes during their se­ nected to an ongoing investigation But officials in London said Mrs. Detroit c 81 49 St. Louis c 82 68 .... began to play draw poker. After Thatcher was deiermined not to bow to mitted to the hospital Thursday and the promise even less wholesale inflation in flight. Duluth cy 77 65 .01 Salt Lake Cityr 90 71 .... cond visit to the club, on Sept. 2. pushing a button marked “deal,” into illegal gambling being con­ pressure from the Reagan administra­ surgery was performed Friday. But a the future. “People on board are now aboard El Paso cy 92 65 .46 San Antonio pc 95 63 .. . They say they saw other winners tal- five playing cards appeared on the ducted by the state police-Organized Hartford c 80 50 San Diego pc 77 72 .... ly credits worth $25 on the Crime Task Force, he said. H ^ aid tion and would insist British firms carry hospital spokesman declined to say what If the slight monthly growth in the recreational and fishing)boats in area,” Honolulu c 89 78 San Francisc c 61 54 .... Herald photo by Tarqulnio screen. By pushing additional but­ out their contracts with the Soviets. type operation was performed. August Producer Price Index for said Massey. “One recreational sailing Indianapolis pc 83 64 San . Juan pc 91 78 .... machines. tons, the investigators say they state police have confiscated 25--i{- Paar, 64, began his broadcast career in Vacksn Mss. cy 90 68 Seattle r 63 48 .42 legal gambling machines in eighr- The Trade Department ordered two finished goods were spread out to Sn an­ boat had doctors and nurses, and the doc­ 78 44 .45 were able to discard and draw his hometown of Cleveland and made tor is with the three injured.” Jacksonville r 84 74 .06 ^okane r MR. AND MRS. TAGGART ARE MARRIED 70 YEARS •| IIK IWKSTIGATOKS say they different towns since May. British subsidiaries of American firms nual rate, it would be 7.5 percent, com­ Kansas City cy 82 71 'Tampa r 86 75 .... first visited the club on Aug. 24. At cards. not to comply with the U.S. embargo. numerous television and radios pared to 7.1 percent in July. Temperatures were in the mid-50s, Las V ^ as pc 90 74 Washington c 77 63 ...... couple celebrated anniversary Friday at the Meadows Convalescent Center After several "winning” hands, The Elks Club’s Fournier had no appearances before his first television Little Rock pc 67 67 Wichita c 92 73 .... that time, they observed patrons comment on the raid at his es­ They were Walter Kidde Co., which The Labor Department index, before skies were overcast and seas were run­ using two poker machines and a the investigators say they program, NBC’s "Up to Paar," in 1952; ning at a mild 1-2 feet at the time of the tablishment. Truman F. Schlehofer, has a $18.62 million contract to supply, seasonal adjustm ent, was 282.4 in blackjack machine located directly registered 40 credits. They then firefighting equipment to the Soviets, He appeared in 1954 on the "CBS Mor­ August. That is equivalent to a national grounding. stopped playing, and received a $10 the permittee at the''Zipser Club, ning Show" and three years later began opposite the bar. could not be reached for comment. and Andrew Corp,, which has contracted average cost to businesses of $2,824 for 70 years together... "They say patrons who wished to bill from the bartender, they say. to sell $1.75 million worth of radio and the “ Tonight Show." The name of the the government’s sample of wholesale television antennae to Moscow. program was later changed to "The Jack goods and services that cost $1,000 in Researcher: tAfttery Paar Show," 1967. Paar was succeeded as the host by The new report was another in a nearly pain neglected and pipers to celebrate European Johnny Carson in 1962, uninterrupted series of monthly figures Penny criticizes Zinsser showing inflation for business has SEATTLE (UPI) - Effective control 4184. of the pain from advanced cancers is Numbers drawn in New rocket fizzles weakened from last year when wholesale England Friday: New Hampshire weekly: By Fllomena Muccitelll anniversary and produced a photo album, which he prices climbed 9.2 percent. often overlooked by doctors and nurses 032-34-yellow. and is largely neglected by cancer Connecticut daily : 811. Special to the Herald keeps in his room at the center. KOUROU, French Guiana (UPI) — Since January, the actual annual rate Maine daily: 800. Rhode Island daily: 7619. One photograph in the album shows a letter from remarks on heat aid plan researchers, two pain specialists said Mr. and Mrs. William F. Taggart celebrated their Europe’s first commercial rocket Doctor, forget for 1982 has been only 3.7 percent, the New Hampshire daily: Vermont daily: 722. William D. Hasset, secretary to President Truman, launching fizzled Friday after less than department said. Friday. 70th wedding anniversary Friday at the Meadows As a result, said Dr. John J. Bonica of acknowledeine receiot of the Scottish Glengarry Things may at last be heating up in the 4th Senatorial 14 minutes, setting back European hopes your arms? Convalescent Center. They fed each other cake Cup. .The band presented the cup to President of competing with the United States in the University of Washington, many vic­ while listening to a performance by pipers of the District race. Sl9e related story on page 5. HAMDEN (UPI) — Police want to find tims of cancer unnecessarily end their Truman in 1950. Republican incumbent Carl A. Zinsser called Friday the lucrative satellite business. UPS strike - Manchester Pipe Band. Taggart came from Portadown, Northern Ireland The disastrous attempt came one day a doctor who apparently left behind a last weeks, months and even years of life The pipers were William Forbes of 231 McKee for an audit of a state energy assistance program for the "in great discomfort, suffering and dis­ with his family in 1909 and was married at St. poor and in the process blamed the Democratic state and the major offices. after the successful test of a privately plastic bag containing two human arms in second day Almanac St., and William Ritchie of ,16 Anderson Road. Penny Friday afternoon said Zinsser’s criticisms of when he moved out of his apartment. ability.” John’s Episcopal Church on Sept. 10, 1912. He leadership for mismanagement and not keeping ■ financed American-built rocket from an When the music had ended Taggart, 89, stood and the state leadership did not note that O’Neill, faced with The apartment on Kaye Vue Drive in NEW YORK (UPI) - A strike dis­ Bonica said a large percentage of remembers the minister who married them, “a Mr. promises made to the people. island off in a flight that pioneered saluted. “I was the first piper in Manchester,” he $6 million in unpaid but eligible appliratinns, went Hamden, a New Haven suburb, was rupted United Parcel Service deliveries patients with advanced cases of cancer Bennet.” But later in the day, after publication of the move, commercial space rocketry in the United Today is Saturday, Sept. 11, the 254th day of 1982 with said. His wife, Mary Ann, 88, sat behind the anniver­ through other budgets to find, $2.5-million, enough to vacated recently. When William Harris Friday for the second straight day, develop moderate to severe pain which He was asked if he would like to play the Democratic Manchester Mayor Stephen T. Penny, States. 111 tp follow. sary cake and watched the proceedings on Friday satisfy 37 percent of the people’s needs Penny said he The Ariane rocket was launched from of Bernardsville, N.J., moved in, he despite a federal court order temporari­ can progress into “relentless suffering bagpipes. “If I could only move these fingers, I Zinsser’s opponent in the November election, unleashed found the arms in a cabinet under the ly barring the work action, a company that greatly aggravates the physiologic, ' The moon is moving from its last quarter toward Its quietly. At one point she straightened her husband’s a response that claimed the incumbent's criticisms are couldn’t name the budgets that were tapped Kourou space station on the northern new phase. would try,” he said. He said the reason for the $6 million shortfall was in­ coast of South America. All went well in­ kitchen sink. spokesman said. emotional, affective and interpersonal place setting. either uninformed or off track. The morning star is Venus. Taggart started the Manchester Pipe Band in When asked how it feels to be married for 70 sufficient federal funding. itially, but the third-stage engine ap­ Harris “ran screaming" to the "We are putting to work all those who disturbances and stresses in the patient 1914. Three of his brothers were also in the band, The race between these two is expected to be close, building superintendent who notified and family caused by the disease itself.” The evening stars are Mercury, Mars, Jupiter and years, he chuckled and replied, “The first 100 years but until now hasn’t seen the heated campaigning that "The 37 percent represents money that the stale came parently shut down too soon and the 210- show up for duty,” UPS spokesman Dan and although his sons did not>^how an interest in the up with from Gov. O Neill’s initiative over and above police, Lt. David Dixon said Thursday. Buckley said. He said that most of the 4,- He n o t^ cancer usually was not pain­ Saturn. are the worst.” % normally accompanies such politicking. ton rocket disappeared from tracking pipes, his grandsons did. what the feds gave us,” Penny said The most important Dr. Helena Goldstein, an assistant 800 drivers, sorters and -|000| "Walking down Hollywood Boulevard Is like attack.” serlas. (Newsweek) statement. tion when tolls are removed from sure it satisfies the requirements of He said, in the iong-nin, it would the New York Thruway. the ordinance.”

N MAMPHF.STER HERALD, Sat., Sept. 11. 1982i^::X 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Sat., Sept. 11, 1982 Maximum benefit cut Richard M. Diamond, Pubiisher Dan Fitts, Editor OPINION Aiex Girelii, City Editor State unveils winter heating aid plan promise 1 keep it.” He said he thought the state should pay all of the bins By Mark A. Dupuis “ ITe do not, by any means, for last winter as it originally planned. He said he didn t United Press International think this program is going to know where the money would come from, adding that HARTFORD State officials Friday unveiled was one question he hoped the auditors might help meet 100 percent of everybody's snswer J a c k a $38 million plan to help needy people pay winter heating bills with hopes of averting the problems that needs." — Bruce Carlson The program proposed for this winter will provide A n d e r s o n occurred last winter when the program ran short of heating assistance to an estimated 30,000 welfare Management Office official families, needy families not receiving welfare and the Pundits give slight edge to Moffett V money. ' W ash in g to n The proposed plan would reduce the maximum TOnef it elderly and the handicapped. for the neediest people by about $400 frorn last winter s Income Maintenance and Human Resources stressed The program for welfare families will be ad­ Merry-Qo^Rouhd the plan was contingent on legislative approval and ministered through the Department of Income IN GKNEKAL, the panelists THE STATE OF national level and restrict the payments to heating bills with It was interesting to hear some agreed that the Republican goal other utility charges no longer covered. receipt of $38 million in federal funds the state expects Maintenance while the program for others will be ad­ politics and the stands of the ministered through the Department of Human of the country’s top political in this off-year election is not to Officials said the program was expected to provide to run the program. _ columnists discuss the nation's Manchester national parties will play a major about 55,000 households with assistance of up to $950 The state had a total of $39.2 million available last Resources and the state’s 14 community aclion/qgen- gain seats in the House of role in the House races around each - a basic benefit of $750 plus another $200 available year to administer and pay for the program, which ran ciep. key congressional races earlier Representatives, but to cut this week, especially when the the country, the panelists said. to meet emergency heating needs. out of money toward the end of the heating season. Spotlight losses. Faced with more heating and utility bills than money, n'^lping people satisfy talk turned to Connecticut’s Less so in the high-visibility Not so The lower assistance levels, restriction of payments Historically, the party con­ to heating bills and tighter administration of the Carlson’s office worked out a plan under which the stale their needs and wants ... Senate race. Senate and gubernatorial races, Orange Hall Bingo By Paul Hendrie — Herald Reporter trolling the White House fares they added. program were expected to avert the problems that oc- paid a percentage of the bills for which full funding was that’s what Want Ads are The consensus among these all about. Sat. Sapt. 11th poorly in an off-year election. "The voters know both rascals cuired with last winter’s program, officials said. unavailable. , experts was that Democrat Toby special Carlson and othei; state officials defended last Buchanan noted that high un­ in the Senate races,” said Ger­ “We do not, by any means, think this program is going Moffett would beat Republican winter’s program, noting that, despite its problems, t e employment and 'general dis­ to meet 100 percent of everybody’s needs,” said Bruce FOR SPARKLING Orange Hall incumbent Lowell Weicker in a mond. Carlson, director of winter energy programs for the Of­ state provided assistance to 60,000 households. satisfaction with the economy Buchanan said big money, However, a Republican lawmaker Friday criticized WOODWORK, TILE, 72 L Center St, close race. has put enough distance between should make this even more of a SB A aid fice of Policy and Management. GLASS AND PAINTED The occasion was a special live I'KANK DONOVAN from from political action committees However, he said, officials hoped people in need of the operation of last winter’s program and called on Manchester himself and the Republican Derhocratic year. SURFACES, add three broadcast via satellite, spon­ Hartford went to a telephone at and other sources, could save a assistance would learn early in the heating season how state auditors to look into its operations and recommend president, so he is not closely Victory for the GOP, Buchanan tablespoons of washing sored by the Greater Hartford the back of the room and dialed few Republican seats, but Ger­ WASHINGTON - The Reagan ad­ much assistance they would get and could then work out ways to improve the program for this winter. 7:30 PM identified with the president’s claimed, would be to lose no soda to a quart of warm Chamber of Commerce, which the number of the television mond disagreed. ministration’s dramatic announce­ arrangments to meet the balance of their bills on their “It seems to me we made a promise to the people, ” water and wash. No rinsing economic package. more than about 20 seats in the Admiesion $2.00 allowed audiences around* the studio in, Washington. He “Money is more effective in ment last week of a $200 million aid own. “> Sen. Carl A. Zinsser, R-Manctiesl^, said al a news con­ required. Moffett has tried — with little House. Other panelists agreed ference. “I’m kind of old-fashioqed,. when 1 make a country to throw questions at the watched as the panelists listened the absense of issues,” added program for businessmen along'the U P l p h o t o Carlson and the commissioners of the Departments of success so far — to make the the Democrats should pick up panelists in Washington. The with interest to his request for a Germond. Mexican border was an election- prediction of the Moffett- public aware that Weicker has some 15 to 24 seats. FORMER SEN. RIBICOFF SIGNS BOOKS chamber of commerce set up voted for much of Reagan’s Despite a few glitches in the year political ploy, nothing more. shop in the Holiday Inn in Hart­ Weicker race. Will that hurt the president’s . .. Secretary of State Maura Melley looks on ■‘Frankly, there’s no way economic program. ability to shepherd his policies technology, like when a It’s not that the small ford. Nofziger, who came to Connec­ telephone busy signal could be Panelists were syndicated America can win in that race,” through Congress? Probably not, businessmen in southern Texas, ticut earlier this year to cam­ the panelists said. heard over the large-screen columnist Jack Germond, whose quipped Buchanan, who com­ New Mexico, Arizona and California bines rigid conservativism with a paign for Prescott Bush’s ill- Some of the new Democrats television, or the occasions when aren’t being badly hurt by the column appears regularly in the fated bid to take the nomination the panelists could not hear the 'Blue Book' Manchester Herald. Washington .sense of humor. may come from the south, where devaluation of the Mexican peso. from Weicker, said Weicker will it’s frequently hard to tell a questioner over the telephone, I Green Price Speciab Post columnist Mark Shields, Germond, who recently visited Their erstwhile customers from Connecticut, said Moffett be hurt by the inability to bring Democratic vote from a the two-way communication across the border can’t afford to former Reagan assistant Lynn out conservative voters. worked pretty well. But Nofziger and former Nixon appears to hold a slight edge. But Republican one. Buchanan added shop in the United States any more, is dedicated he cautioned that the Connecticut He was asked what will happen that Reagan retains a large reporters beware — the topic of while Americans are bargain hun­ COUPON I G D U coupon a p j» speechwriter, and now a colum­ if Connecticut conservatives sit the next Chamber of Commerce Minute Maid Orange Juice Starkist Tuna race is unique, because the issue reservoir of personal appeal to ting in Mexico, where their dollars Save up to *2“ Jreyers Ice Cream CHUNK LIGHT IN oil. OR WATER nist, Pat Buchanan. Another pan­ on their hands and don’t vote. RICH IN VITAMIN ' C ■ of Reaganomics is not as big a the electorate, which should help broadcast will be "How to Han­ are worth twice what they used to ASSORTED FLAVORS with T M Coupon A 'l M P urth .w el included two leading national to Ribicott Wilh Thti Coupon 4 *7 M PurchaM U"*'l Ona With Thtt Coupon 4 ‘7 SO Purchai# luml Ona Coupon Po. Fomllf VoKISopI IW-5opl l«in. mi “Weicker loses,” he answered. dle the Press.” CouponParFaftMly VatidSapt 12lh-Sapt 18th 1982 pollsters. factor here. Weicker, of course, him get his way. be. with these ^ Coupon Par Farntfy ValtdSapI t?th-Sapt I8lh. 1982 4 6'A-oz. But the fact is there’s nothing HARTFORD (UPI) — Former Sen. Abraham 4 '/i-gai. Super Bonus G)upon!j 1 O Q ctn. 59 can special about the Small Business Ribicoff, whose name has appeared in the Connecticut I t O y cm. 99 Administration’s “special $200 State Register and Manual for vear's. Friday moved to Guest editorial million ‘Peso Pack” of direct ioans the front of the so-called “Blue Book” as it was \ dedicated in his honor. and guarantees to the stricken Ribicoff, who already had a courthouse named after businessmen. him, took a sentimental look back at one spot in his long political career in accepting the first copy of the book, a Reagan's plan; TIIE m o n e y was there all long. It is part of what SBA had left over bible of facts and figures about the state and its govern­ ment. in funds for this year’s loan The former Democratic senator, whose name has' program. And one reason it hadn’t appeared in the book as a legislator, congressman, the time is ripe been spent is that the SBA has been governor and member of the Kennedy administration much more tightfisted in coming to Cabinet, said the 915-page book was “a symbol of what the rescue of small businessmen Connecticut is.” On .SnlurdiiVH lh<* Miin«-li<*Bl<*r Israeli administrators. who are drowning from the effects “I love this state. This whole state is uniqtie,” said lleruld reprinlB rdiInriiilB from As Reagan recognizes, there of high interest rates and the reces­ Ribicoff, who added he was “deeply touched to have this other New England iiewHpaperB. has to be a better way. The sion. very, very important book, document dedicated to me.” BEEF BRlSKET-UNTRIMMEO-WHOLE 8 TO 10 L B ^ The State Register and Manual, known to most as the BEEF CHUCK WHOLE 15 TO 17 LBS Begin approach, for all its FRESH MIXED-FRYER PARTS President Ronald Reagan’s There’s also nothing special about Blue Book because of the color of its cover, has been FRESH GENUINE AMERICAN B o n e le ^ . custom 1 brilliant military exploits, is the loans themselves. The border published consecutively on an annual basis since 1785. B o x -0 - * B o n e le ^ custom new proposal for a Palestinian Side Half or Custom Cut Beef Shoulders cm F re sh B n s k e ts cut ib -L doomed to political failure. It businessmen will be paying the This year’s edition is the 197th. Whole Lamb ioord« Chicken settlement will set off vigorous In accepting the first copy of the book, Ribicoff REEF CHUCK-BOHELESS considers all Palestinians as same rates as any of the SBA’s other FRESH aCNUME AU m CAN FRESH(lESSEP QURHTIIIES 8» tS I Boneless Shoulder Steal^s* b 1 V ji recalled some of his memories about his career in­ Chuck Fillet Steaks controversy all over the world, borrowers. Ironically, a program LambChops'Sr Chicken Leg.s or Mora potential enemy terrorists. It is cluding how he would look out the window of the gover­ BEEF CHUCK especially in Israel. FRESH OENUME AMERICAN FRESH E^nel^s Top Blade Steaks m Z incapable of treating them as that would have provided low- nor’s office in the Capitol when he was displeased about Chicken Breast Boneless Cube Steaks inter.est loans to the stricken Lamb Chops Rib FROZEN CALVES LIVER LB t 69 BEEF CHUCK'LEAN-BONELESS 199 But no matter what anyone’s peaceful neighbors. Yet, if one FRESM-BREASTSLB 0 9 something. FRESH OENUME AMERMTAN B ^ f for Stew lb 1 businesses was killed by the Reagan He also recalled his election to his first term as gover­ Perdue Chicken Legs Beef Liver s views may be on particular thing is clear, the fates and Lamb Chops luoin SMOKEYORBEEF AVAILABLE-WEO -SAT -FRESH 99 administration Last year. nor in 1954 and how one newspaper said at 9 p.m. on EOUAl ANTE CIR. CUT, RIAOE END » SiAlOIH END CHOPS FRESH OVENSTUfFER 8 T 0 7 L K ^ details of the plan, no one can futures of Palestinians and — * — , Aaaortad Colonial Strips Ocean Perch Fllkts .1 election night that he had lost to Republican Gov. John PorkChopi.*"^» Pork Loin Perdue Roasting Chickens deny that the president is ad­ Israelis are intermingled. There So how did Scrooge become Lady Lodge. Delicatessen dressing the heart of the matter. can be no lasting settlement un­ Bountifui overnight? The report turned out to be premature since Ribicoff l);iir\ Specials til 'the rights and aspirations of On the resolution of this issue Texas Gov. Bill Clements claims a won the election by about 3,200 votes. But the newspaper FRESH SLICED stood by its report, Ribicoff said, laughingly adding that 199 depends the peace of the Middle both are reasonably satisfied. big share of credit for the transfor­ Breakstone Cooked East, perhaps for years to come. Reagan’s tentative approach the paper is no longer in business. Roast BaT mation. He issued a press release The decision to dedicate the Blue Book to Ribicoff was Sour Cream is not to allow a full-fledged that explained: “The SBA agreed to SCALTEtT-UOHT N LIVELY FRESH SLtCEO 99 The question now, as it has made by Secretary of the State Maura L. Melley, who Colonial Beef Bologna .1 Palestinian state, but to work Gov. Clements’ proposal to make Cottage Cheese been for a generation, is, in the ran down the accomplishments of Ribicoff’s political FRESH SLICED , ^ 3 9 toward Palestinian self- president’s words, “ how to available at least $5 million in direct career, calling it “a fulfillment of the American A&P Crescent Rolls Colonial T urkey Pastrami t. Z government in association with federal assistance to businesses dream.” NEW YORKER reconcile Israel’s legitimate CORHOA-OUARTERS , . . QQ, 219 Jordan. No one can say whether along the Texas border . . . a tenfold “It is a great honor to dedicate this edition of the 1982 Fleischmann s Marganne pe, o y American Cheese security concerns with the ■ Connecticut Register and Manual to Abe Ribicoff,” she the approach will work, but it increase over the amount available FRESH CREAMY 1C legitimate rights of the said in a ceremony at her Capitol office. “We thank him certainly deserves to be con­ to Texas small businessmen hard hit Ched-O-Bit Cheese Shces phi V lr Potato Salad «> Palestinians.’’ On that fun­ by the peso devaluation.” for his belief in the American dream. Never has he damental item Reagan ad­ sidered and studied. repudiated that ideal.” (irocerv Specials 1 ro/en Specials ministration views plainly The Israeli cabinet has Labor of the pipeline ANOTHER CLAIMANT was The 1982 Blue Book was compiled by the secretary of rejected the Reagan approach the state’s office, which had 20,000 copies printed at a 169 diverge from the views held by San Diego Mayor Pete Wilson. A Jif Creamy Del Monte L ipton outright. That was to be spokesman put it this way: “San cost of about $90,000. Rich’s , the government of Menachem About half of the copies will be distributed free to Stewed Tomatoes Tea Bags A By William A. Rusher The Soviet Union’.s apologists are was a high roof and an earthen floor, Diego’s Washington lobbyists were Coffee Rich 69' Peanut Butter expected. But this time, Israel state and local government agencies and libraries with DEL MONTE Begin. fond of pointing out that there is no and it never really got warm here. checking around and not having RCQULAN OR CRMKLE CUT Nestle’s Semi Sweet Morsels J,' 1 will not be able to quash the idea NEW YORK - There are a lot of the remainder on sale to the public for $10.75 a copy. Pineapple Juice unemployment in the Workers’ But it was heated and they weren’t much luck, so Wilson went to the A&P Freii* Fries Begin and his chief advisers of negotiations with the things to be said about this country’s The charge was placed on copies of the book by the RICNMVtTAMM"C" Campbell’s Pork & Beans 3 c.n. 1 Paradise, and in d ^ there isn’t: stingy with the coal — not so people White House for help.” Presto! The 1982 Legislature and allowed the secretary of the state’s " z W Pineapple Grapefruit Drink ‘S.' 8 9 ' have no faith in negotiations, put Palestinians. Reagan is deter­ current dispute with its European A&P Orange Juice ’PERFECT RICE EVERYTIME ' ' ^ ’>0 Unemployment is a crime, called could get warm, but so the blocks loan program was announced “in office to print 3,000 more copies than were made last CORN OR BLUEBERRY ^ no trust in Arab governments mined to purse that goal, and he allies over their use of American 109 Del Monte Pear Halves e.n o9 Minute Rice 2 “parasitism” and anybody con­ would set better . . . response to our request to come year. Howard Johnson Toasties P‘9 * and regard the. Palestinians as will not be stopped by objections technology to build the Soviet gas DEL MONTE-SLlCED OR HALVES f f A C SPICY BROWN O ^ C victed of it is subject to a prison ‘“ Now then!’ Tyurin looked down and give us some assistance.” EOQ SUBSTITUTE pipeline, the first of which is that ifroi 109 Yellow Cling Peaches J 59 Gulden’s Mustard 2!:; 8 9 ' hostile people eager to follow the from Jerusalem. sentence. He thereupon becomes a around. ‘Are you all here, 104?’ And Fleischmann’s Egg Beaters coni 1. the United States doesn’t come to There’s a certain odd truth in both loved on e s all J line of the PLO. The Begin ap­ Relations between the United member of the vast population of not checking or counting — because i U F i n n l l \I o » a ; V o a r Miy Ihe New Year bring you and youi the argument with entirely clean ^ l l 3 P P y I n v W 1 (w iir the blessing* ol peace, good health aand prosperity — ^ proach to the Palestinian States and Israel are still close, prison labor upon which the Soviet nobody vould have gone anywhere— these claims. Clements and Wilson ------Pizza Sale hands. problem is to infiltrate the and our commitment to Israel is economy has depended from the he started giving them their are Republicans engaged in tough We are selling millions of bushels Totino’s Classic Combo Palestinian West Bank with as firm as ever„ But the invasion very start. working orders in a hurry. He sent election campaigns. Clements is Protests expected 5 9 ' Mayer’s Red Horseradish 7 9 ' of grain to the Soviet Union every Goodman’s Egg Noodk>s the two Estonians and Kievshim and currently losing ground in his re- Totino’s Classic Cheese «-n. pMsttc 1 ^ for tresnness & Savings right to point out that we are deman­ were to carry water, two had to loan money gussied up as a nbw strategic weapons program. (MPOCABI.E 139 FRESH TENDER YOUNG (P»»C»' ding cash on the barrelhead for our IT TOOK Alexander “special” program. bring sand, and another had to clear EB officials Friday declined to discuss any additional Good News Razors P‘9 * Celery Hearts grain, while France, Germany, et Solzhenitsyn’s “ The G ulag To make sure Texas and Califor­ EXTRA ITRENOTH the snow off the sand and break it up security measures planned in light of a break-in at the UM ^99 ASSORTEt>ACORN«UTTERNUT-BOTTERCUP al. are giving Russia generous Archipelago’’ to shake most with a crowbar.” nia voters got the message, SBA Ad­ Tylenol Capsules M. ^ ministrator James Sanders took shipyard July 5 by nine peace activists. Fall ^uash credits with which to buy its Westerners into an awareness of the The nine were accused of vandalizing the USS Florida, (COHAOE CNBK 1»OZ. THAT IS THE way the Soviet US NO t-ALLPURPOSE pipeline. vast extent of the Soviet prison pains to praise Clements and Wilson a third Trident sub under construction at the shipyard, Axehrod Sour Cream 2 :8 9 ' Yellow Onions pipeline is going to be laid, inch by “for their leadership in working system. But the same author's “One and were in the yard for a number of hours before WNOU WHEAT OR OATMEAL U S ^^-NUTflrK)$4AL RUSSET MOREOVER, THOUGH even Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich” painful inch. with us to put this effort together.” authorities realized their presence. Pepperidge Farm Bread ’Sf79* Baking Potatoes our grain undeniably strenghens the I have great respect for British had earlier described in vivid detail Footnote: An SBA spokesman ad­ The nine also were accused of spray painting the TAB;, VRRE OR Ria OR dM U S NO 1 -ALLPURPOSE Soviet economy, selling the world’s from personal experience, how that Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, mitted that the $2(X) million would Florida with the word, “Auschwite,” referring to the CocaCob'“a.‘r * 6 ’^ r Eastern Potatoes PUli 09. Bt CT.-REa OR OCT U S NO t-CM SPFAaFUVO R EO premier dictatorship food isn’t in system works. Listen to Solzhenit­ but I cannot help feeling that the have been available anyway to the Nazi concentration camp of World War U. OCCAFFEMATEP- BEAN’ ’ CUSTOM OROUNO F W ic if iHeatAsoaFyiTAiietc wnna quite the same moral class as syn’s account of the start of a deal she is closing with the masters border businessmen “if they had The incident led to an inquiry by several members of C & C C ob 6'^,r Eight O’clock Coffee Florida Grapefruit ^ 99^ Red Apples Congress and bought assurances i«om the Navy and EB EXTRA AMOIC. DA VTHC FRESH ORCHARD SWEET CAUFORNIA-SUGAR SWEET beefing up its industrial infrastruc­ typical workday: of the Kremlin, and which will be gone through the right procedures.” 2*

Another Turner success story musicians in the country. Final­ On Monday, Sept. 13, the Engagemem ly he reached the charts in special guest oh "Evening at 1976 with his album, work to pick winner Patl of tfie mysfique of Hof las store's tastiiori sliow This PRESENTS Pops" will be jazz guitarist "Breezin'." The album fea­ fywood IS. fhe /Sfocies of how ted lo preparing hersell with George Benson. (Air dates SMM)IO tured the single "This singing and dancing lessons by judging his second pageant. “If it’s famous sfatb were first discov­ may vary; please check local Nowsch-Leone ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (UPI) - the lime stie was tour, and act­ Masquerade." which won a Dowds-Koutsopoulos not a beauty contest, as I suggested ered Probably the best Known listings.) Mr. and Mrs. George E. Nowsch With only one day left before lights, tale IS lhal of screeii legend ing lessons at age tP At 15, Teaming with John Williams Grammy as Best Song of the Nancy L. Dowds of Manchester last year, then they should put a bag she convinced tier nrottrer to Year. "Breezin’ " was the first of Clinton announce the engagement music, applause and tears greet the I ana Turner, who was suppos­ and the Boston Pops Orches- and Paul Koutsopoulos, also of of their daughter, Heidi Jean new Miss America, pageant judges over everyone’s head.” edly discovered while In take a trip lo New York City lor lia. tlie hour long show will pure jazz album lo go platinum Manchester, formerly of Brooks and the other juijge^ have a two week vacation, and il (one million sold) II also Nowsch, to Thomas H. Leone, son of were hard at work Friday inter­ Schwab's drugstore lealure some ol the songs spent the week watching 50 pageant earned him a Best New Vocal­ Southington, are engaged. viewing this year’s bevy of Aiiolher actress who shares changed tret lilo made famous by the Grammy Mr. and Mrs. S. Thomas Leone of contestants in preliminary talent, tiro same surname was recent­ Award winning guitarist and ist Grammy. Cliffsidc Drive. beauteous hopefuls. She look her porllolio lo the swimsuit and evening gown com­ ly drscovered on a checkout singer. "OniBroadway," "This When not on stage he tries Ms.’ Dowds is a graduate of The bride-elect is a graduate of , Wilhelmina Modeling Agency petitions, and talking with each con­ line in Port Worth. Texas and Masquerade." "Allirmatiorr," 10 spend as much lime as pos­ Manchester High School. She is Bacon Academy and has a bachelor ‘‘If a girl came out on the stage... and was intmedialely ollered a testant during a seven-minute has now become a star on the "I arty " and "Moody's M ood" sible with his t#ife Johnnie and employed as a customer consultant of science degree from the Universi­ and gave the most magnificent in­ contract. Soon after she found . "General Benson was born in Pitls- two sons, Robert and Marcus, with National Telephone Inc. in terview you’ve ever seen in your private interview. work in commercials and ty of Connecticut. She is employed Hospital.” Ijurgti on March 2. 1943. As a at their house in Englewood South Windsor. life, and looked great in a swimsuit Poet-singer Rod McKuen, one of began studying acting m New as a florist by Leaf, Stem and Root. After her discovery. Janine teen ager tie was already per- Clills, N.J The prospective bridegroom is a and evening gown, (but) had a face three new judges this year, told a Turner won a Ihree-episode York But wlien her fattier was The "Evening at Pops" news conference that the interviews trarislerred to Texas, her Iniming and recording and in Her fiance graduated from graduate of Manchester High like Phyllis Diller used to have, I role bn ■'Dallas," ttien went on ItLB'j tie formed his own group series is a joint production of frequently focused on controversial career was setback Southington High School and School, and has a bachelor of don’t think she’d be Miss America,” to star in the slioil-lived tale- "wilti Itie unusual musical mix of WGBH Boston and the Boston issues. That was when site made Symphony Orchestra Inc. for Manchester Community College. He science degree from the University said comedian Foster Brooks, one of mghl soap opera 'Behind the guitar, trombone, baritone, "They’re asked about sex, Screen" before |Oining "GH,” the talelul trip to the store PBS Funding' is provided by is the manager-owner of Mr. Steak of Connecticut. He is employed as a seven judges at the 1982 pageant. organ and drums. Over ttie politics, drugs, the state of the un­ iTie No 1 daytime drama Miss Turner debuted on "Gen­ public television stations and in Manchester. marketing manager for Cox Cable of "It’s not a beauty contest, but you eral Hospital," as a replace- next decade tie became estab­ ion, the state of the economy and the "Luck IS when opporluiiily Digital. Greater Hartford. have to take that into con­ iiienl tor the popular Genre lished as one ol the best jazz 9 Nancy Dowds-Paul Kout- Heidi J. Nowsch meets preparedness," says A September wedding is planned. sideration,” added Brooks, who is state of the world." said McKuen. Francis, on Jan. 14. 1982, just A spring 1983 wedding is'planned. sopoulos V 'j M iss Turner When she was Ihree.'she was lucky-enough to a tew days alter the linal airing of "Behind the Screen," win a )ot) as a m odel in a D a l­ Sunday TV

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Ralph Bellamy. 1938 performers come to New York - Jetsons (2D - Inside Business - Patterns for Living 7:00P.M. City with their hearts set on 10:00 P.M. 12:45 A.M. C£) Dagwood s boss sends him (2D - Freeman Reports gl) - Money Week - World Tomorrow 2 - MOVIE; Conquest of (X) & - News making the big time.'^ex Smith, CD CD - Trapper John, M.D. ® - News/Sign Off (3D - Children's Gospel Hour chiising after an important con­ S a tu r d a y the Earth' The ship Battlestar ~ Welcome Back 9:30P.M. Vivian Reed, Terry Treas. Rated @ - Sesame Street A mentally retarded young man 2 - Faith for Today (1j) - Barbapapa tract, Blondie suspects he's (3D 0® (g ) (S® - Saturday Night Live On Sunday. Sept. 12, Brent Galactica has at last found and an old hermit find they have chasing another woman Penny Kotter - To the Manor Born PG. O - MOVIE: 'Contract on (2® 1:00 A.M. 9:15A.M. Musburger will begin his eighth Earth. Lome Greene. Robert something to offer one another. 1:00 A.M. Singleton. Arthur Lake, Gene 2 ) - Abbott and Costello Cherry Street' A New* York (3D C3D (S) - Muppet Show 2 - Hogar Dulce Hogar Co- 03 - Week/Review season as the host of THE NFL Reed. 1981. v (R) (60 min.) Lockhart 1939 media producida en Mexico en (X “ Uncle Floyd ® 2 - News Cny police inspector uses unor­ Daniel J. Travanti of "Hill (3D " Chronicle @) - News/Sports/Weather TODAY, the pre-game broad­ 2 - Phil Silvers CD - News (2D - News el cual so presentan tres espo- (X - MOVIE: 'The Carpet of 9:30 A.M. 2 - Twilight Zone thodox methods to s ttm ^ .^ t Street Blues" hosts an encore (3D - Solid Gold fi® - Glen Campbell Show crime Frank Sinatra, Martin Bal­ (2® - MOVIE: Glass Bottom sos dominados por sus espo- Horror' How many will die from OD - Comment cast also featuring Irv Cross and 7:00P.M. ® - Jimmy Swaggart 2 - Despedida production of SATU RD AY 0® - NFL Game of the Week sas. Luz Maria Aguilar, Sergio Indian ppison before secret ser­ ( 2 - MOVIE: 'Star Crash' A Jimrhy “The Greek” Snyder. - Independent Network sam. Verna Bloom 1977 Boat' An engineering physicist ® - Six Million Dollar Man - 60 Mlnutei (3D 2 MOVIE: 'High Risk' A hooks a public relations em­ NIQHT LIVE, to air Saturday. (5® - Sports Probe Corona vice uncovers terrible secret wicked count plots the destruc­ Musburger is also the host and X CS) News Q® - MOVIE: Battle Of The tion of an empire and Stella Star ® - Point of View filmmaker enlists three out-of- ployee in his space laboratory. Sept. 11 on NBC. One of the that died with special agent? managing editor'll "CBS Sports ( X ® - Code Red Danny's 2 - MOVIE: 'Mommie work buddies to help him rob a Sexes' A U S efficiency expert (2® - Sha Na Na 10:00P.M. Joachim Fuchsberger, Eleanor is sent on a death-defying mia- (3® - MOVIE: 'Greased photo assignment helps the fire takes an old Scottish firm and Dons Day, Rod Taylor, Paul best received skits of the year Dearest' Against the glamorous wealthy drug runner James (2® - Peiicula; 'El Diablo No Rossi Drago, Karin Dor 1962 sion. Marjoe Gortner, Christo­ lightning’*Afler World War II. Saturday" and "CBS Sports department pursue an arsonist. starts modernizing its staid off- Lynde. 1966 features Larry the Lobster. (3D - News background of Hollywood. Joan Brolin, James Coburn, Anthony Es Tan Diablo' C3D 0® - Fantasy Island A se­ pher Plummer, Caroline Munroe. a black taxi driver is steered \ Sunday" and will also host the (R) (60 min.) ice». Peter Sellers, Constance O ) - News Crawford's real life role as Quinn 1981. (2® - Burbujas Programa infap- When viewers were asked to call Into stock car racing. Richard new CBS college football show. Cummings, Robert Morley til producido en Mexico (5® - Miss Amer/Who Will cretary attempts to stay inside (2D - MOVIE: -The Great 6:15A.M. (Y) - Entertainment This mother reveals her desperation. in and determine the fate of the She Be? an eerie haunted house and a Pryor, Beau Bridges. 1977. "The NCAA Today." 'Weak 1:15A .M . 1960 (2® - Mr. Moon's Magic Texas Dynamite Chase' Two (3D - News Fay Dunaway, Steve Forrest. crusty crustacean, nearly bounty hunter stalks the only Diana Scarwid. 1981. 2 - Nl'ko Douglas People - Dr. Snuggles Circus 2 ) ** Starsky and Hutch curvaceous bank robbers lead CHECK LtSTINQS FOR EXACT TIME QD - Solid Gold 500,000 calls were recorded. man ever to elude him. (R) (60 f D - Calendar 2 " Scholastic Sports Acad. Now (2i) - News/Sports/Weather 7:15P.M. the law on a merry chase ac­ (3® - ESPN Sports Center (2 - Secret War (3D - Sesame Street Tune in lo see what happens to min.) (Closed Captionedf ross the Texas countryside 6:30AM. (2® - Batn jn - Rock Concert ‘ Sports Saturday (g ) - Newt 2 - News/Sports/Weather 1:30 A.M. 9;15A.M. Larry. (2D Q® - Teddy Pendergrass in Claudia Jennings. Jocelyn (3D - Agronsky and Company 2 - Day of Discovery Concert Teddy performs his ( g g - Catalina C-Lab The (Y3 - Calendar (© - Tomorrow's Movie (2l) - Health Week CHECK LBTINOS FOfl EXACT TIME 7:30P.M. Jones Rated R. 2 ) - Sesame Street ( 2 - Murder Most English Makers biggest hits C5D - Time for Timothy daughter of the tab director gets ® Q® - ABC News ( ^ - Despedida 2 ■* New Jersey Hispano 9:30 A.M. (3D - Agronsky and Company ® - Ask the Doctor C 1982 codipuloo trapped in a net that holds a 2 - MOVIE: Star Crash' A 2 - Independent Network 6:30 A.M.: 2 ’ Masters Barefoot wicked count plots the destruc­ (3) (3D - Bugs Bunny Road (3D - All In the Family Waterskiing Championship 1:15A.M. (3D - Christopher Close-Up 2 - Celebrate stray navy mine. (R) (60 min.) News (3D - Best of Barrio tion of an empire and Stella Star Runner Show (3D - Sha Na Na 2 - Wrestling X - MOVIE; The V isit’ A r (3® " Australian Rul^s Football 2 - Three Stooges 2 ** Evening at Pops Leon­ is sent on a death-defying mis­ 2 - Night Gallery (3D - Insight (3D - MOVIE; 'The Borrowers' ' Maude wealthy woman offers large 2 - Insight tyne Price ■ Soprano Leontyne sion Marjoe Gortner, Christo­ (S) 10B2 Compulog (3D ® - News/Sports/Weather sums of money to the citizens if 2 - Insight Price joins the Boston Pops to 1:45 A.M. (3D - Davey/Goliath A mother, father and daughter, (3® - ESPN Sports Center pher Plummer, Caroline Munroe. who are |ust inches high and 2 ) - Miss America they will put her former lover to - Evans and Novak 10:00 A.M. (3® - SportsCenter Plus - Money Week 2 - American Short Story sing some famous opera selec­ 2 - Film (H) - Hot Fudge Pageant Gary Collins hosts this (2D 2 - Ask the Manager live under thj^ floorboards of a ' 0® - Sports Look death. Ingrid Bergman. Anthony 2 ) Miracle Revival Hour OD - Sunday Morning (3® - MOVIE: 'Headin' for tions. (R) (60 min.) (S) - ESPN Sportsforum Victorian house, hide from the - America's Top Ten year’s festivities from Conven­ Quinn, Irina Demick. 1964. Broadway' Four aspiring young 4:00 P.M. g - Qiri On Tha Edge of @ ) - Firing Une 2 :0 0 A.M. (2® tion Hall in Atlantic City. NJ. (2 2 - MOVIE: 'Death In ® - Wonder Woman 2 2 - NFL '82 (3$ - Big Blue Marble 'real' people and 'borrow' odds 2 - MOVIE; 'The Thirty-Nine Venice' An aging musician . performers come to New York (Y) ® - U.S. Open Tennis Town (|D - It's Your Business (2® - As School Match W it hrs.) OD - Sunday Mass (2® - Global Report Tonight's, Coverage of the men's finals is 10:30P.M. (S) - Crossfire and ends to furnish their home. McDowall. Don Murray, Ricardo Rukeyser analyzes the '80s with Steps' An innocent mari tries to finds that his vacation in Venice City with their hearts set on program looks at what hap­ ® - All Creatures Great and (3® - MOVIE; 'Which Way Is Eddie Albert,- Tammy Grimes, - Christian Children's (2® - This Old House Carpen­ 2 - MOVIE: 'Brian'e Song' stay one step ahead of German (3D - Dr. Snuggles making the big time. Rex Smith. presented from the United ® - Sports Extra Up?' An orange picker acciden­ - Consultation Momalban 1972 a weekly review of economic Fund ter Norm Abram installs the Is complicated by his strange pened to the human family in States Tennis Association Na­ Small Dame Judith Anderson 1973 The friendship of two profes- assassins and Scotland Yard attraction to a beautiful young 2 - MOVIE: 'Youth Takes A Vivian Reed, Terry Treas. Rated (33) - From the Editor's Desk tally becomes a urfion hero and -"ABC” " Weefrend and investment matters. chimney for the wood stove. (R) 1981 as represented by five in­ tional Tennis Center. Flushing - MOVIE: 'Hazing' An in “ Laverne & Shirley ® g® sionaP athletes, Brian Piccolo Robert Powell, Karen Dotrice. man. Dirk Bogarde, Silvana Fling' A yourfg man with wan­ PG. 7:15P.M. ( 2 - English Channel Today's leaves his wife ana family. Ri­ 3D 39) Special [Closed Captioned] and Gayle Sayers, is portrayed dividuals (2 hrs.) Meadows-Corona Park^j^y. (3 nocent night of fun and games ' N ^ :^ P .M . (2D - News Rated PG Mangano, 1971. Rated PG. derlust sails for China, but re- - English Channel Today's 2 ^ Sports Sunday programs are The Fifth Estate. chard Pryor, Lonette McKee, at a fraternity house turns into a 3D - Davey/Goliath James Caan, Billy Dee Williams. 2 2 ) - Beverly Hillbillies hrs.) loccer (3D - Big Valley (§D - Antiques (2 ) - Dance Fever (2D - Mike Douglas People turris to the woman he loves. programs are ‘The Gentle The Hooded Men,' 'Prosche, Margaret Avery 1977 Ral6d R nfghtmare of death Jeff East 3D - Herald of Truth Shelley Fabares. Rated G. 1973. 2 - What About Women 7:30P.M. (3D - L-ife & Times of Grizzly (3® - Special Now Joel McCrea. Andrea Leeds. Giants,' 'Bate s Car; Sweet As a d® - Nightalk 2 - HBO Theater: Bus Stop The Man' and Hourney Into In­ - Sports (3D - Tales of the Unexpected 4:15P.M. 2 - Davey/Goliath A naive cowboy falls in love 2 '3® - Inside the NFL Len Oaw- Adams d® - Bluegrass Ramble 2 - Austin City Limits 1938. Null’ and 'Triumph in Stone: ( 2 - Antologia de la Zarzuela dia: In the Footsteps of the 6:45 A.M. (3® - Coronation Street - Week In Review 2 - ABC News 1:45 P.M. with a worldly showgirl. Tim Programa producido en Espana ( 2 - MOVIE: T il Cry :ion and Nick Buoniconti analyze (3® - SportsCenter Plus (2D 2 ' Boxeo Desde Mexico 6:45A.M. 2 ^ MOVIE: 'Abbott And The Gothic Cathedrals of Daniells.' (2 hrs.) Tomorrow' This autobiographi­ - New Day '.his week's NFL action and look (2® - MOVIE: 'Islapd of 8:00P.M. France,' (2 hrs.) (g ) - Musicales Matheson. Margot Kidder. presentando extractos de famo- (3D 4:30P.M. 2 - MOVIE: 'Agency' An ad­ 1:30 A.M. - Davey/Goliath Costello Meet the Keystone ( 2 - Uving Faith cal story of Lillian Roth chroni­ ahead to next week's games (3® ~ English Channel Today's Terror' Two scientists embark QD Cops' Bud and Lou in the 191-2' 2 - AM Service Revelation sas operetas clasicas. 7:00 A.M. programs are 'The Gentle (3D - White Shadow (3D ® - W alt Disney Gus vertising agency plots to control (3D - ABC News (2D - News/Sports/Weather 2:00P.M. 2 - MOVIE: Rockshow; cles her decline into alcoholism - Money Week on a way to kill monsters who the Pigskin Mule.' First of 2 2 - Sacred Heart slapstick era when Vamps 8:00 P.M. and her slow journey back to (3D “ Captain Bob (2D Giants,' Bate s Car. Sweet As a resemble gigantic turtles. Peter the next Presidential election. (3D ' Independent Network 2 @ - Meet the Press (X - MOVIE: ‘Motes' From 2 - News Paul McCartney and Wings' A (23) - MOVIE: -Rashomon- parts A team imports a Yugos­ Robert Mitchum, Lee Majors, 7:00 A.M. broke hearts, stuntmen broke film chronicle of Paul McCartney health Susan Hayward, Richard (2® ® ) - Kid Super Power Nutr and 'Triumph in Stone Cushing. Edward Judd. 1967 Four different accounts of a News - High Feather sirnple beginnings, to a place 2 - NFL Football; Miami at (D CD - Archie's Place Gloria (3) - World Tomorrow - lavian mule that kicks 1(X)-yard Valerie Perrine. 1982. necks and every face wore a 2 next to the Pharoah of Egypt ibnd Wings' 1976 'Wings Over Conte, Eddie Albert. 1956 Hour The. Gothic Cathedrals of rape-murder emerge Toshiro 2 - MOVIE: 'Mandingo' A ® - Christopher Close-Up custard pie. Bud Abbott. Lou New York Jets returns home with son Joey fol­ (3D - Six Million Dollar Man France.' (2 hrs.) (2D - News field goals. (60 min.) ( 2 ** Hoy Mismo Anfritiones man rises to become the leader lowing her separation from America' tour. 1981. Rated G (Jj® - MOVIE: North Avenue Mifune, Machito Kyo, Massa- 2 - Exchange story of the seemy side of life X ® - Kenneth Copeland Costello, Fred Clark. 1955. Guillermo Ochoa, Lourdes Guer­ 2 - Embajadores de la 2:30A .M . - News irregulars' A surburban minister d® - Major League : (3D - MOVIE: The Wrong on a slave breeding plantation in of the Hebrew tribes and one of Mike. (R) (60 min.) (2 ~ Independent Network (3D (2® - MOVIE: 'Tarzan's Peril' yura Mori 1951. - Ken Copeland - News rero V Juan Dosal presentan Musica Programa musical pre­ unleashes an unlikely band of Two convicts escape from a Los Angeles at Houston /or Man' Two people are caught in 10:30P.M. Louisiana prior to the Civil War. X Sl3 the most important figures in ® - Roots of Rock and Roll News X - Life of Riley (ID - Josle and the Pussycats (2® - Matinee at the Bijou Pa- an amazing web of mistaken este programa de asuntos publi- sentando la musica y el folklore women against the mob. Ed­ jungle lail and plan to kill Tar- Detroit at Boston C5D - Black News James Mason. Perry King. Su­ X - This Is the Life 2® - Chalice of Salvation the old testament. Burt Lancas­ de Colombia. 9 1 - MOVIE: The Brass (g ) - ESPN Sports Center looka.' Jimmy Durante stars in identity. Henry Fonda, Vera cos presentando noticias y var- ter, Ingrid Thulin, Anthony ® 2 - Modesty Blaise A 11:00P.M. ward Hermann. Barbara Harris, zan. Lex Barker, Virginia Hus­ (2® - Fantastico Animal Pro­ (3D - Maude san George. 1976. (X - Church Growth Intemtl 2 *- Misa Tele Dominco Bottle' A young man discovers O - No Programs this comedy based on the Miles. Anthony Quinn. 1957 iada fhformacion. Quaylo. 1975 2 - 6 0 Mimics woman uses her home to do ’ Cions Leachman 1979 ton, George Mncready. 1951. grama infantil acerca de el comic book character. (90 min.) 0® - Film high-level government under­ ® ® ® 2 2 - News a genifl in an old brass bottle mundo animal. QD 2 ^ Independent (3D “ Dr. Robert Schuler 2 r Sacrifice of the Mass 2 - MOVIE: 'Legend of the ( D - : ( ^ - Heckle and Jeckle 3® > It's Your Business (2D ■ News/Sports/Weather OD Q® - T.J. Hooker Hooker Network News 4:15P.M. cover work. (60 rriin.) ® - Off the Set Tony Randall, Burl Ives, Barbara (@ - MOVIE: -Hazing- An in- 2:00A.M. 93) - Sports Probe 2 - MOVIE: Trilogy' The W ild’ This true story depicts New York Mats at St. Louis Eden 1964 (2D - News/Sports/Weather ® - Happy Days Again d® - Major League Baseball: nocent night of fun and games and Romano persuade a woman the life of a man who fled civili­ 2 - Health Week ® - Straight Talk fYl - Maude 11:00 P.M. ® - W.V. Grant :lassic fairy tales ‘Rip Van Win- 2 - Coronation Street - MOVIE: 'Breaker 10:00 A.M. Detroit at Boston at a.fraternity house turns into a to tesify in a murder case. (R) (3) - MOVIE; 'Breezy' A de,' ' Marlin the Cobbler' and zation in the 1830's to live in (3® ** ESPN Sports Center (2® (2® - T.V. Commumy College middle-aged businessman falls 4:30P.M. QD - Afro-Am Day Parade QD - Odd Couple Morant' Betrayed by their own ( 3 ) " Pre-Game Show nightmare of death. Jeff East. (60 min.) C5D ® ® - News ® - Newa/Sporta/Weather 'The Little Prince' are brought to the wilderness among the wild 2 ' Sunday at the King's ( 2 - Money Week (3D 39) - Richie Rich/Scooby (2® - Peiicula: 'Jugar a Morir' in love with a teenager despite (Y) - Maude 2 - NCAA Football: West ( 2 “ ESPN Sports Center army, three soldiers are court- & Scrappy Doo Show (S) - Inside Business Today (Q) - Frugal Gourmet (3D ~ Major League Baseball: ® - MOVIE: A Day at the (S) - Jimmy Swaggart life in Clay^ation. animals. Dan Haggerty. House (2® - Daffy-Speedy Show his misgivings. William Holden, (3® - Australian Rules Football Virginia at Oklahoma 2 - Portrait of a Legend 3:00A .M . martialed as an appeasement to (5 ) - Dr. Who ‘Women In Corporations: Mov­ New York Mats at St. Louis Races' The Mar}(> Brothers are - Ring Around the World ' Rox Humbard 2 - m o v ie . The Big (2D - News another government. Edward Kay Lenz 1973 2 2 - MOVIE: Outland' A X - MOVIE: 'Hatchet for a d® - MOVIE; 'The Devil Bat' ing Up.' Some women corpor­ 5:00 P.M. (3D ~ Major League Baseball: mixed up with sanitariums and Bounce’ Man, kicked out of 2 2 - NFL Football: New 2 - Evans and Novak 2 - Sports Woodward. Jack Thompson. (3D - Old Time Gospel race horses which ends in a 2 - MOVIE: 'Freud' A young 2 - Morningtown 2 - Electric Company space-age marshall tries to keep Honeymoon' A designer kills A vengeful genius creats blood­ ate executives talk about whfat (3D - Mission Impossible Milwaukee at New York camp for migrant workers, gets • England at Baltimore 2 - Tony Brown's Journal 2 ' Newscenter Bryan Brown 1980. Rated PG (3® - ESPN Sports Center sucking bats which are trained women experience that's differ­ Yankees wild steeplechase race. The Viennese doctor becomes the 7:30A.M. 10:15A.M. involved with the mistress of the peace in a lawless mining newlywed girls and with each C5D - U.S. Open Tennis JIP founder of psychoanalysis (2§) - Peiicula: 'Nosotras las 'The Black West.' Tony Brown camp on one of Juniper's ( 2 - Larson Sunday Night murder remembers more of his - Ring Around the World to kill at the smell of perfume. ent from what men experience Marx Brothers, Allan Jones, the camp boss. Ryan O'Neal, Ipoks at some of America's for­ (2D - News C5D - Outer Limits 0® - MOVIE: ;AII the Mongomery Clift, Susannah CD - We Believe @3 - Cooking/Kerr Taquigrafas' moons. Sean Connery, Peter past. Stephen Forsythe, Dagmar Bela Lugosi, Dave O'Brien in corporations. Maureen O'Sullivan. 1937 Leigh Taylor-Young, James gotten heroes, the black cow­ ® - Election '82 ^8) > Viewpoint on Nutrition ( ^ - Hoy Mismo Anfritiones Marbles' Peter Falk takes tag York. 1963 ® - Insight Boyle. Frances Sternhagen. Lassander, Laura Betti 1970 1942 (3® - PKA Full Contact Karate team wrestlers on the circuit in (3D - Paul Hogan’ 10:30 A.M. Daly. 1969 2 - MOVIE: 'Invitation to a boys. (R) ^3® “ Morningtown Guillermo Ochoa, Lourdes Guer­ Gunfighter' A hypocritical 1981. 11:30P.M. - NCAA Football: Brigham rero y Juan Dosal presentan d® - Microwave Cookery 2:15P.M. (3® - 'Youl' Mag. for Women search of fame and fortune. QD - Odd Couple ' 2 ” Prt>9 cont'd ® - Growing Years ® - TV Maas Q® (§Z) - National Geographic Western town hires a killer to j ( 2 - 300 Mlllones Anfitriones 2 - NCAA Football: Brigham ® - CBS News Young at Georgia 7:15A .M . esto programa de asuhtos publi- fB~l (3 ) - Major League Vicki Frederick. Lauren Landon, 2 - Don Kirschner's Rock (3® - MOVIE: 'Cattle Annie (Y) - Happy Days Again "'^Paca Galbadon y Kiki Ledgar 12:30P.M (3® - To Be Announced 0® - ESPN Sports Center Special 'National Parks: Play­ destroy a returned out-cast. Yul Young at Georgia CD ~ David Susskind (3D - Calendar -eos presentando noticias y var- Baseball: Detroit.at Boston Burt Young. 1981. Rated R. Concert and Little Britches' Tough ground or Paradise?' Critics look presentan este programa de ( 2 - News/Sports/Weather (3D " Portrait of a Legend (2® - Incredible HUlk guys and bandits ride the range ® - That's The Spirit Brynner, George Segal, Charles 2 - MOVIE: The Grapes of lada informacion (2D - Health Week (3S) - PBA Bowling - Sports at the new restrictions that have Ruggles. 1964 variedad musical producido en ® - Benny Hill Show 2 - MOVIE: Alien' A space 7:30A .M . (2D - News/Sports/Weather Q® - MOVIE: 'Looking for Mr. in pursuit of banks to rob and 3D - Tom & Jerry Espana. Wrath' The epic story of the ( ^ - Ask the Manager (3D - 0®t Smart (2®- FM/TV Goodbar' A young teacher been placed on the national ® 2 - Sports Wrap-up crew returning to Earth is at­ (3D - Gigglesnort Hotel 2:30P.M. (2® - Glen Campbell Show 2:30A.M. lawmen to fight. Burt Lancaster, ST) - Newsmaker Sunday parks. (R) (60 min.) [Closed ( 2 - Major League Okie migration to California dur- tacked by an alien creature who (2D - Sneak Previews (3 ) - Music ® - N«ws/Sport*/Weather cruises the singles bars looking John Savage, Rod Steiger. Detroit at Boston 2 ) - Waltons •, ing the depression of the Thir­ ® 2 - Evening at the (3D - Fantastic Four & Pals (3D - MOVIE: 'Creature of " Mis Huespedes Comedia for one night stands. Diane Kea^ (j® - ESPN Sports Center 2® - Electric Company Captioned] takes over a body from within. (3® - NFL Game of the Week (2® 1981 2 - MOVIE: The Cassancfra 4:45 P.M. ties. Henry Fonda, Dorris Improv 10:15A.M. Destruction’ After forseeing a musical sobre una casa de I2 ) - Miss American Review ton, Tuesday Weld. Richard (2D “ Crossfire Veronica Cartwright, Ian Holm, (3D “ Hot Fudge (3® - MOVIE; The Thirty-Nine 2 - Calliope Children's 2 - Actualidad Semanal An- 12:30 P.M. Crossing' A passenger on Bowden. ■ Charley Grapewin. (3D “ Weekend Sports Wrap- g t) - Special murder, a hypnotist at a famous huespedes y las situaciones @ - MOVIE: -The Hanging Kiley, 1977. fitrion George Volsky presenta 2 ) - Starsky and Hutch John Hurt. 1979. C5D - Make Peace With Steps' An innocent man tries to lodge is exploited by the owner. 2:45 A.M. Programs Today’s stories are ‘I X X - NFL Today board a trans-European express 1940 up comicas que envuelven sus Tree' A frontier doctor with a ® - Night Flight Tonight s este programa producido en Nature 10:30 A.M. stay one step ahead of German Les Tremayne, Aron Kincaid, huespedes. Maria Victoria. 2 - MOVIE: Return of a Can Be Anything You Can Be,' - MOVIE: "Man Behind train is discovered to have the 5:00 P.M. 2 - News/Sports/Weather ( 2 - Inside Business . , 3:30 A.M. assassins and Scotland Yard. secret past takes charge of a programs are Take-Off,' 'World Miami en el cual se discuteri te- X plague virus. Sophia Loren, Ri­ 0D - Cartoons as) - MOVIE: 'Irishman' A Pat Delaney. 1968 girl left to die by stagecoach Man Called Horse' A English 'Legend of Paul Bunyan,' 'Niko the Gun' The story of the be­ f5D - Mission Impossible 2 2 - CHIPS A bad motor­ Q® - ESPN's Horse Racing Robert Powell, Karen Dotrice. (59) - Entertainment This of Animation,' 'Yessongs,' mas recientes de major interes. chard Harris. Ava Gardner. 2 - Solid Gold man refuses to accept the - Yesteryear... 1969 Dick robbers. Gary Cooper, Maria nobleman returns to the trib« of and Katerina,' 'King Rollo and ginning of the cjty of Los An­ ® - Outer Limits cycle wreck causes Ponch to Wkly. (2® - Mighty Mouse Rated PG (3® Week Boomtown Rats' and 'New » the New Shoes,* Hamilton and ( ® - MOVIE: Abbott and 1977 (2 - MOVIE: Sitting Ducks' changing times of the early Cavett hosts this look at the ev­ Schell. Karl Malden. 1959. Wave Theatre,' (4 hrs.) the Sioux to find them defeated geles. Randolph Scott, Patrice 2 ) - Sports Probe lose his nerve. (R) (60 min.) Two mobsters fleeing to South (2D •* Sports (3S) - Big Story ( ^ - Julia Child 6i More following a brutal war. Richard the Music Festival' and 'Man- Costello Meet the Mummy' d® - Hard Choices 'Genetic 20's ents of 1969. - MOVIE: -Judge Priest- A * Wymore, Philip Carey. 1953 2 - MOVIE: 'Urban Cowboy' America encounter two hit @ - Battle of the Planets Company (23) 2 - Festival of Faith Harris, Gale Sondergaard, Geof­ dy's Grandmother.' (2 hrs.) Bud and Lou slip into the crypt Screening: The Ultimate Preven­ (2® - MOVIE: 'Flash Gordon' (2® - This Week In Baseball (2T) - Evans and Novak common-sensical but controver­ of old King Tut and get chummy CD “ NASL Soccer 2 - MOVIE: Hotel' The A modern day cowboy be­ women hired to kill them. Mi­ > ^ - Great Space Coaster 2 - MOVIE: Night Monster' frey Lewis. 1977. Rated PG. 2 “ World Tomorrow tive Medicine?' Tonight's pro­ Flash fights lo save Earth from d9) - Robin Hood 5:30P.M. sial judge rules a small Southern with a mummy. Bud Abbott, (3® - International Racquetball owner of a fashionable hotel in comes involved in mechanical chael Emil, Zach Norman 1980. SHOViCASE Ming the Merciless Sam J. (2$ - MOVIE: Breaker A crippled man uses secret gram examines the options of r - From the Editor's Desk Morant' Betrayed by their own QD - Star Trek town. Will Rogers. Tom Brown, (S3 - Big Story Lou Costello, Marie Windsor, New Orleans finds himself in a bull-riding and social climbing. - Council of Rabbis Jones, Melody Anderson. Max 39) - American Bandstand methods to slay his doctors and 3:00A.M. (S3 - Crossfire prenatal testing and how it af­ John Travolta, Debra Winger. (2 39) - Superman army, three soldiers are court- (1® - MOVIE: 'Contract on Anita Louise. 1934 2 ** Box Humbard Michael Ansara. 1955 fects the parents. (R) (60 min ) crisis when he cannot meet C IN E f^S Von Sydow d® - Victory G*arden gain his mad revenge. Bela Lu­ O - MOVIE: Whare the ( 2 ~ Twilight Zone mortgage payments and a ruth­ 1979 Rated PG. g - MOVIE: ‘The Public Eye' martialed as an appeasement to Cherry Street' A New York ( 2 ' D iffrent Strokes Arnold gosi. Lionel Atwilt, Irene Hervey. . 2 - Heritage Comer 2 ■ Grizzly Adams A peculiar private detective 8:00A .M . ^D ~ special another government. Edward gets to perform with a famous Boys Are' During Easter vaca­ 2 - Inside Business Today 2:15P.M. less tycoon schemes to obtain ( 2 © ) - Nova 'Termites to 1:00P.M. City police inspector uses unor­ 1942 d® - Matinee at the Bijou helps to save a marriage he (3D CID Popeye/Olive (2® (^ - Spider-Man and Woodward, Jack Thompson. thodox methods to stamp out ballet dancer. (R) tion. hordes of college kids 'Women In Corporations: Mov­ (2D - Week/Review the hotel for his chain. Rod Tay­ Telescopes.' Or. Phillip Morrison (ID - Sha Na Na 8D - Sports from all over the nation descend 8:00A.M. lor. Catherine Spaak, Karl Mal­ helped to break up. Mia Farrow, Comedy Show Friends Bryan Brown. 1980. Rated PG. crime. Frank Sinatra, Martin Bal­ ( 2 - MOVIE: Outland' A 10:45 A.M ing Up,' Some women corpor­ of the Massachusetts Institute Topol, Michael Jayston. 1972 C3D - Make It Real on Ft. Lauderdale. George Ham­ X - Barrio ate executives talk about what 3:00 P.M. den. 1967 of Technology presents a com­ ~ Bullwinkle (5® - MOVIE: 'Lucky Losers'’ I2® - This Old House Carpen­ sam. Verna Bloom. 1977, space-age marshall tries to keep 2 - Hi Performance - Jewish life (3D - MOVI^; Across The ilton, Delores Hart. Yvette Mim- - Jimmy Swaggart 2 i women experience that's differ­ mentary on the nature of civili­ Working as runners for a Wall OD ter Norm Abram installs the Q® - Are You Anybody? the peace in a lawless mining ( 2 - Nightoons X C3D - MOVIE: The Bastard' 2 - News/Sports/Weather 11:45 P.M. (3D 39) - Super Friends Wide Missouri' Flint Mitchell leux. 1960. 11:00 A.M. ent from what men experience Based on John Jakes' historical zation, (R) (60 min.) (Closed TiTTrnTl' Street firm, the boys learn the chimney for the wood stove (R) . camp on one of Juniper's ® - Election '82 X - Confluence 2 - Matters of Ufa & Death ® - National Crime and INTEItSnTE84IXITS8 L. OD - Christopher Close-Up sets out with his men into the [Closed Captioned] (S) ~ Newsmakers moons. Sean Connery. Peter 9D - Night Flight in corporations. best-seller, th.e story centers ar­ Captioned] Violence Test: Rape boss' suicide was murder Bow­ X - Celebration/Euchariit fSD - MOVIE: 'Tarzan's 2 - NFL Football: Miami at U STH U TKM D S M - U N (3D - Tom & Jerry ery Boys, Leo Gorcey. 1950. uncharted territory of the Black- (2) - Wild Kingdom Boyle, Frances Sternhagen. 11:30P.M. (S) - Naw*/Spoiti/WaAher Triumph’ A hidden city in the 2 - Championship Wrestling ound the illegitimate teen-age foot Indians in search of pre­ ( ^ - Lawmakers Lawmakers X > Nine on New Jersey son of a French actress and an New York Jets 2 - MOVIE: 'Alien' A space 12:00A.M. (32) - Best of Notre Dame dD - This Old House report on the' weekly activities (3 ) - Hogan's Heroes 1981 XD ~ Hawaii Five-O jungle is taken over by a squad 2 ) - Conversation With... cious beaver pelts. Clark Gable. 3:30A.M. - Fred Price English nobleman. His struggle (2 - MOVIE; 'Space Movie' crew returning to Earth is at­ D - This Week in * Football 1979 Fighting Irish vs of Congress. (5 ® -Say It W ith Sign O ) - MOVIE: -Hard Driver' A (3D of Nazi paratroopers. Johnny Ricardo Momalban, John Hod- C£) - Benny Hill Show - ESPN Sportiforutn Weissmuller, Frances Gifford. 1:00P:M. for paternal recognition ignites This documentary gives a de­ tacked by an alien creature who intertainment ZAPPED! r Michigan 11:00 A.M. iak 1951 free-spirited boy becomes a 93) 93) - ESPN Sports Center • 3:00 P.M. ® • Evening With the Statler Rex Williams. 1943. - NFL Football: Atlanta at this highly dramatic adventure tailed look at astronaut training, takes over a body from within. ^ - Scholastic Sports Acad. (3D - Soul Train 6:00P.M. hard-driving man on the rocky ® - MOVIE: -Mary Mary' - Star Trek Cartoon CD D ** MOVIE; 'Angel on the (35) Brothers New York Giants story that eventually involves walks in space and the moon Veronica Cartwright. Ian Holm, Amazon' -SHOWMAT* - Fonz/Happv Days (3D “ Hostess Family Classics ( B - MOVIE: -Tattoo C5) - Starsky and Hutch roads of stock car racing. Jeff Rrated. flD - Jerry Falwelt him in the American Revolution. landing. I (29) - Utfle Rascals (3D 39) Connection'-'-^ 2 - News/Sports/Weathei' John Hurt. 1979. dS) - CFL Football: Hamilton m - Racing Bridges. Valerie.Perrine. 1973. ® - Racing CD - NFL Football: Teams to Andrew Stevens, Patricia Neal, 2 - Streets of San Francisco' (3D - Wrestling 4:00A.M. & - Robert Schuiiar (S® - Say Brother 2 -* Children's Fund * l2D - News/Sports/Weather at Toronto 9 ) - MOVIE: ‘Cate Timber- (@ “ Sneak Previews Co­ dD “ Streets of San Francisco ® -M usic Worid be Announced Olivia Hussey, Tom Bosley. ( 2 - NCAA Football: Iowa at (3D - Hee Haw lane' Deciding a case is difficult (3® - Time-Out Theater to ­ QD ■ Best of Groucho 6 $ ® - Sesame Street * (g ) 39) * Flintstone Comedy (2D ~ News/Sports/Weather day's programs are ‘The hosts G ^e Siskel end Roger (2D - Big Story I (3D - Three Stooges (Y) - Here's Lucy 1978 5:30 P.M. 8:30P.M. Nebraska STAR WARS ^ ' Show (3® - O/C NCAA Foot ball for a judge who falls in love Ebert take a look at what's hap­ 2 - ESPN Presents Saturday - Wrestling Kennedy Cup' and 'Man Over­ (2® - MOVIE: 'Lunch Wagon' (g ) - Ciub PTL (S3 - Newsmaker Sunday ® - Great Movie Cowboys (J® - MOVIE; Who Says I ® 2 - ABC Sporubeat 9 S - Odd Couple 2 - News/Sports/Weather Eia » - Teatro Fantastico Preview With a witness Spencer Tracy, pening at the movies. Night at the Fights Gerrie Can't Ride a Rainbow^ When (2|) Lana Turner, Zachary Scott. board.' (60 min.) A trio of sexy coeds takes over - Oral Roberta and You (2 - Memories With - MOVIE: 'Which Way tS' 2 - NCAA Football: Houston g - Slempre en Domingo 2 - Entertainment This ( ^ - News (2® - MOVIE; Brian's Song' Coetzee vs. Stan Ward. (3D the big-hearted owner of a -SHOWtlAT:- I (2® - MOVIE: Jack and the The friendship of two profes­ 1948 (lB> - Festival of F^Kh 8:30 P.M. a construction-site lunch truck. . ® - MOVIE: __'Robin and Lawrenpe Walk tha Front?' Army reject]! form at Miami (Fla.) Raul Velasco es el anfitrion de Week l^;2S-7:2e-t;40-Ui0 * Beanstalk' This classic fairy ( ^ d9) “ space Stars Rose Marie. Pamela Bryant, Jim­ 2 - MOVIE: 'A ll the small pony farm is threatened este programa de entretenl- sional athletes, Brian Piccolo - MOVIE. Big Guy- (2 ) - Kuniji Fu (3® - ESPN Presents Saturday Marian' After years of crusad­ 2 - MOVIE: 'I'll Cry their own guerrilla band'^and in­ 2'- Newsmaker Sunday 2 - The Athletes '' tale is animated with new char- (3i mie Van Patten. Marbles' Peter Falk takes tag vade Europe from a yacht. Jerry with eviction, the local kids do mianto intemacional producido (2® - MOVIE; 'The Hanging and Gayle Sayers, is portrayed. Night at the Fights Gerrie ing, Robin Hood finally returns Tomorrow' This autobiographi­ their thing to save the farm. h acters and an original musical - News @) Naws/Sports/Weathar team wrestlers on the circuit in Lewis, Jan Murray. 1970 2 - Tony Brown's Jourruil en Mexico, en el cual se presen­ 12:15A.M. Tree' A frontier doctor with a James Caan, Billy Dee Williams, Coetzee vs. Stan Ward. 2 - MOVIE: 'Altered States' ■ to find tha maid Marian. $ean cal story of Lillian Roth chroni­ Jack Klugman. * score 1976 - MOVIE: -Batty Boop' (2) ■ Newscenter search of fame and fortune. Connery, Audrey Hepburn, Rob­ 2 - Taatro tan los mas populates artistes BEACH GIRLS SI secret past takes charge of a Shelley Fabares. Rated G. 1973 (23l 2 ) 2 - Texaco Star A research scientist searches Vicki Frederick. Lauren Landon, cles her decline into alcoholism (3® - Auto Racing '82: 0® - MOVIE: Circle of Two' « \3 ) ' Carrascolendas girl left to die by stagecoach ® - MOVIE: iRetum of a for the beginning of life through ert Shaw. 1975. and her slow journey back to NASCAR Wrangler 400 from (g ) - MOVIE: -Doctor. You've ® - Election '82 de la faranduta hispana asi A precocious school girl and a (29) - What About Women I2D - Lo Mejor del Mundial: Theater... Opening Night Top Burt Young. 1981. Rated R. Got To Be Kidding' A unwed como invitados especiales de robbers^ Gary Cooper. Maria Brazil vs. New Zealand Man Called Horse' A English stars of TV. Broadway and mo­ mind-altering drugs. William (g | - Jim Bakkar heakh. Susan Hayward, Richard Richmond. VA world famous artist meet love -5HOWHAT;- X 8:3QA.M . Schell.^ifarl Malden. 1959. ( ^ - MOVIE: 'The Other Side (SS)'Newa Conte, Eddie Albert. 1956. mother is rushed to the hospital 5:45 P.M. todo el mundo. and life with tenderness and l:l».3:lt5;ll-7-.25-»i»-ll:45 nobleman returns to the tribe of tion pictures perform some of Hurt, Blair Brown. Charles Haid. - MOVIE: Bloody l3D (3D - Tarzan/Lone Ranger/ of the Mountain Part II' An ( ^ - MOVIE; 'Agency' An ad­ 1980 ® - Latino 2 to have a baby accompanied by 2 - What's happening! - Chitdran's Village. USA passion. Richard Burton, Tatum d® - Magic of Oil Painting vertising agency plots to control the Sioux to find them defeated the great numbers from the 4:15A.M. ® - Sports America Avengers' A group of young, 2 2orro Adventure Hour athlete's tragic accident spells following a brutal war. Richard three men anxious to marry her. O'Neal. 1980. Rated R despair until love, faith and de­ the next Presidential election. American musical theater. (90 (S) - MOVIE: -Mr. Moto's 8:30 A.M. patriotic Rung fu fighters mis- ROAD WARRIOR ; - MOVIE: 'Fighting Foots' 11:15A.M. Harris, Gale Sondergaard, Geof­ CX - Calendar 2 - Cita con Colombia Sandra Dee, George Hamilton. s 6:00 P.M. 9:00P.M. (3D termination take over. Marilyn Robert Mitchum, Lee Majors. min.) Last Warning' Conspirators X - Portugueia Around Us guidedly join the Boxer Rebellion 1967 2 - MOVIE: 'It Uves Again' ? The Bowery Boys set out to - Sports frey Lewis. 1977. Rated PG. (S) - Waak In Ravlaw 2 - Adelante ® - MOVIE: 'Cops and ^ D CD “ Jeffersons Helen's A murderous infant passes its s (2D 4 Hassett, Timothy Bottoms. Valerie Perrine.-1982. (2 ) - This Old House Carpen­ plotting to blow ■ up the Suez against the 'Imperialist' foreig­ Robbers' Two New York pol­ ' break up a boxing racket. The Canal are under the impression X - Eighth Day foncheon invitation from an old curse onto three more babies 1978 - Nova The Cancer Detec­ (S) - Sneak Previews Co­ ter Norm Abram installs the 4:30 A.M. 11:15A.M. ners. (g )-N a w s icemen attempt to carry out a Bowery Boys 1949 11:30A.M. 3® they have eliminated Mr. Moto X - D«V of Discovery beau has Tom jealous. (R) and they must be destroyed d® - Washington Weak/ tives of Lin Xian* Chinese hosts Gene Siskel and Roger chimney for the. wood stove. (R) X - MOVIE: -Tha Nikad (S) - Health Week @ - News/Sports/Weather g ) - To Be Announced multi-million dollar Wall Street ] - Thundair/Goldie QD CID - Blackstar (Closed Captioned] In a diving bell. Peter Lorre. - Bugs Bunny & Friertds ® - Jersey Joke Frederic Forrest, Kathleen Lloyd. (ID 39) Review Paul Duke is joined by scientists look at clues to un­ Ebert take a look at what's hap­ Runner' An American business­ (B> - MOVIE: -The Lady Eve' robbery. Cliff Gorman. Joseph NO P A $ e e t > Gold/ Action Jack Comedy - Haathcliff/ George Sanders, Ricardo Cortez. 11:30 A.M. 2 - Shopsmith Rated R. (3D 39) top Washington journalists ana­ cover a virulent esophageal can­ pening at the movies. 9:00 P.M. man is asked by the British In- - Crossfire The naturalist son of a wealthy Bologna. 1973-. ® 2 - MOVIE: 'The Fog' A PG * .Hour Marmaduke cer. (R) (60 min.) [Closed 1939. f p - Face the Natkm 2 - MOVIE: Urban Cowboy' century old curse plagues a lyzing the week's news. S® - Voces V Carol Programs telligerKe to do a crucial job for . - Robert Schuller: The tycoon comes out of the jungle X ® - New* 12:30 A.M. 4 M H « (X) (B - MOVIE; -CHOMPS- ® - MOVIE: -The Show- A modern day cowboy be­ sleepy Cairfomia seaside village. , (3D - Newark Reality (3® - NCAA Instructional Captioned] de varetdad musical. them on a business trip to East Hour of Power [Closed Cap­ ® 2 - This Week with to fall into the hands of girl X - MOVIE: -Deadfall- A cat Series 1:30 P.M. An electronics genius invents a down' This is the story of a le­ comes involved in mechanical X - Persuadera Adrienne Barbeau, Jamie Lee NIGHT (S) - Black Perspective robot superdog modeled after Germany. Frank Sinatra. Peter tioned] David Brinkley bull-riding and social climbing. and her card shark father^l^r- burglar is involved in a gem ] QD “ Magilla Gorilla (3D " Brady Bunch gendary gunfight in the old Vaughan. Michael Newport. bara Stanwyck, Charles Coburn, 9® - MOVIE: ‘Cattle Annie Curtis. Hal Holbrook. (3® - Scholastic Sports Acad. 3:15P.M. (2 ) - MOVIE: 'Robin and his own pet. Wesley Eure, Val­ 2 ' King's Coming ® - Rex Humbard John Travolta, Debra Winger. heist. Michael Caine, Giovanna SHIFT ' d ® - Who Are The Debdts? - This Week In West. Gene Barry. Warren 1967. Henry Fonda. 1941 and Little Britches' Tough X - It !• W rittw i Ralli, Nanette Newman. 1968. (S) - NCAA Preview (3D (S) - Spaclal Marian' After years of criisad- erie Bertinelli. Oates, Jessica Walter. 1971 - Jewish Haritaga ® - MOVIE; 'H it the Ice' 1979. Rated PG. ’ Henry-Winkler hosts this look at Baseball guys and bandits ride the range 9 1 - Lawranco Walk i an extraordinary family: ( ^ - MOVIE; Brian's Song' ing. Robin Hood finally returns CB 2 - Lov* Boat The Cap­ QD - Abbott and Costello Sidewalk cameraman become 2 - Presente 3:15P.M. in pursuit of banks to rob and AN OFFICER AND (X) - MOVIE; 'A Girl Named 3:30P.M. to find the maid Marian: Sean 12:00 A.M. 9:00 A.M. g - AM Sorvico Rovolation tain and the crew suspect a involved with a gang of bank ** Mayor's Report 2 - special lawmen to fight. Burt LarKaster, A GENTLEMAN R \ ' (35) - Best of Calliope Today's d® - Slim Cuisine Sooner’ An S-year-old girt be­ ® - NCAA Football; Connery. Audrey Hepburn. Rob­ C £ - Entartainmofit TMa 2 * stories are 'Voyages of Sinbad; (3D woman is trying to kill her hus­ X - Up Front robbers. Bud Abbott. Lou Cos­ John Savage, Rod Steiger. g - Now* comes the ward of a concerned Teams to be Announced If ert Sha»^1975. band. a divorcee tries to get Waak Harvest Moon tello, Patric Knowles. 1943. d® - Sunday Review 3:30P.M. -StIOWtIAr:* The Roc Bird and the Rescue.' X - Wondarama 1981. g g - MOVIE: -Skyvmd- 12:00P.M. couple whose lives she en­ NCAA football is shown at this reacquainted with her son and a ® - MOVIE: 'Beneath the GLOBE I Voyage o f the Barba Negra,' (2 ) - Jeffersons C£ - Champkmahip Wraatling The Harvest Moon, the 93) - V idM Jukebox 1:30P.M. 9 S - Featlval of Faith A young girl yearns to escape riches. Lee Remick, Richard time. Wide World of Sports will woman meets her pen pal. (R) ' X - Sunday Morning Battle of Ego,' 'Cecila.' 'Ail (3D - U.S. Open Tennis Cover­ (2 ) - Matinee at the Bijou Planet of the Apee' Human civ­ the confines of a wheelchair by Crenna, Cloris Leachman 1974 be pre-empted. (3 hrs., 30 min.) (60 min.) (Closed Captioned] 93) - CFL Foottwll: CalgaiV at full moon nearest the ® - MOVIE: Bowety Boye: ® - MOVIE: Planet of the (&) - Nawa/Spona/Waathar ' ' About Fire.' 'Niko and the Ban­ age of the women's finals and ‘Man From Music Mountain.' A Winnipag X A p w ' Four American astron­ ilization stages its greatest bat­ learning to pilot an airplane. 'News Hounds' The Bowery g - MOVIE: -Tha Last Travel Service FRIDAY THE 13t dits,' 'Lilli-Put-Put the Flea,' the men's semifinals is pre­ (3D - World of Survival (3$ - MOVIE: -Foul Play- An cowboy gets involved in land autumnal equinox, ushers X ' Oral Roberts auts crash land on an unidenti­ tle for survival against a world Suzy (^strag, Bette Devis, Ho­ ® - Nawa/Sporta/VVaathar Boys attempt to break up a Giraffe* A young couple raises 555 MAIN STREET 'The Fable of He and She' and sented from the U.S. Tennis (S) Newsmakers * innocent woman becomes en­ fraud and power lines. (R) (90 2 - AM Service Revelation in a period of several fied planet and stumble upon a overrun and ruled by apes. ward Hessem^. 1960. PT.3»^ il Association National Tennis 9D - Old TIrrw Qospaf sports fix arid are.threatened by a young rare giraffe in Africa. 'Nikg: The Shoot Out.' (3 hrs.) tangled in a murder plot in San min.) ® - rjlawtcantar . the syndicate. 1947 Simian society of high intellect. Charlton Heston,'James Francis- 643-2165 Center. Flushing Meadows- 3® - NCAA Football: Teams Francisco. Chevy Chase, Goldie - Music Makers In successive daj)s when the ' 9 2 - NCAA FootbaH; Tulsa at cus, Kim Hunter. 1973 , Susan Anspach, Simon Ward, 2 ® - Mastarplac# Theatre — SHOWM«;------(29) “ Laeaia to be AnrKHinced / or Locel Concert - El Show do R. Banal ' Ariiansaa (S) - NFL Pravlew Charlton Heston. Roddy Gordon Jackson. 1979. ‘Testament of Youth.' Roland's H$-lW.fclL7«.ll:lHW Corona f^ark, NY. (7 hrs.) Hawn. Burgess Meredith. 1978. moon rises soon a^ter McDowall, Kim Hunter. 1968 2 - Big Story Over-30 Yean (2D - Big Story Programming At presstime, the Rated PG. 6:30 P.M. (S )-N e w s (S t-N o w s . ® - Suparman accopnts of the fighting in (3D - America's Top Ten sunset. This phenomenon ® - Enfoque 2 - MOVIE: 'Death In 2 - Natkmel Geographic PAMffS teams and time of NCAA foot­ > To Be AniKMjnced 9 $ - MOVIE: -Mommis Frarice inspire Vera to become a Travel Experience ( ^ ( ^ - Smurfs - MOVIE: 'Conquest of ball were undetermined. If (S) - Style QD (2® - Estudio do Lola 12:30 A.M. S ) - N a w s - Newsmakers Dearest' Against the glamorous Venice' An aging musician Special 'National Parks: Play­ -n ^ (3D gives farmers in ground or Paradise?' Critics look wartime nurse. (R) (60 min.J'111 uthorized agent ir - O) - Carratcolendaa the Planet of the Apes' Tlie NCAA football is shown at this QD Dartce Fever ® - MOVIE; The lady Eve' (X - MOVIE: To Ba temperate regions hours of < ® - Oral Roberts and You background of Hollywood, Joan finds that his vacation in Venice (Closed Captk>r)ad] --..Auth v n IK T IA -n ttlS T R IA L 4:00 P.M. Announced 12:00P.M. is complicated by his strange at the new restrictions that have iSaWChester for ail Airlines — — SHOWN AT: — apes enslaved by the human time, it will be followed imme­ S ) - Crossfire The naturalist son of a wealthy & - MOVIE: -Tha Last Crawford's real life role as been placed on ths national 9:00A.M. population of the-Earth, which is diately Wide World of (3D - This Week In Baeaball tycoon comes out of the jungle light in which to harvest ® - Face the State mother reveals her desperation. attraction to a beautiful young - 9:15P.M. Raiirgads and Steamship (2 ) ® - NBC News (H) - Twdlight Z o o^^ Oiraffa' A your^ couple raises parks. (R) (60 min.) (Closed CID “ Apple Polishers under the control of a Facist-like Sports. (32) - Auto Racing -82: The to fall into the hands of a girl their crops before frost and a young rare giraffe in Africa, (YD - New England Woman Fay Dunaway. Steve Forrest. man. Dirk Bogarde, Silvana ffP - Freeman Reports Lines - Six-Gun Heroes - MOVIE: -Tha WoM Man' Captioned] (3^-r Big Blue Marble government. revolt. Roddy d® - Wall Street Week Louis Austrian Grand Prix (2® and her card shark father. Bar- winter come. ■uaan Anspach. Simon Ward, (Yl - Dr. Robert Schuler Diana Scarwid. 1981. Mangano. 1971. Rated PG. X MANCHK.STKK HEHALIL Suf 11. IH82

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''f- BECKET, Mass. (UP!) — Nearly nuclear attack, " said Burlington 200, townspeople from the tiny town resident George Moffitt, a retired of Burlington, Conn., are moving to foreign service officer. B^ket this weekend in a mock He said they learned the plan calls H. . 'T rT'^ evacuation that pokes fun at federal for them to move to Becket along nuclear war relocation pians. Wow, a pow wow . J i i l with peopie from Bethlehem and The evacuation — dubbed “ Bombs Beacon Falls, further downstate. Away Weekend" — is being touted ‘They all start with ‘B’ but if by townspeopie from both com­ there’s any more of a rationale than munities as a dry run of the Federal that we don’t know. They are Emergency Management Agency nowhere near Burlington,” he said. plan, but on a smaller scale. “ So we decided it would be rather Under the real plan when disaster fun to try a dry run. ' W/ strikes, the surviving populations of Becket Selectmen Henry Andrews * Buriington, Beacon Falls I and said his town accepted the dry-run Bethlehem — now totalling about proposai because their curiosity was '.'J 12,000 peopie — are to move to Aiuued about civii defense plans. Becket, a community of 1,200 people ^ I t may end up that we become in the Berkshire hills. — sister towns,” said Andrews, Who’s This weekend’s token deiegation heading up the wetcoming com­ h '% ' i f f from Burlington pians to piant a mittee of several hundred people. dead tree in the town center and pre­ Unlike some Burlington people, sent Becket officials with a charred Andrews said, “ We don’t condemn key to Buriington. the entire ptan. But we do poke fun “ The idea originated at a July 4th at the loophoies, and what we con­ picnic when somebody said what sider the absurd aspects of the would we do in the event of a plan.” Recruiting recital K ’ ’’ Obituaries Teachers at the Martin School put on a per'- formance Friday afternoon for the school Virginia Mary Tierney West Hartford, at the convenience kids hoping to encourage band participar Miss Virginia Mary Tierney, 58, of the family. Friends may call at tlon. Above, six teachers prepare for a formerly of Manchester and Ver­ the funeral home Sunday, 2 to 4 and number, and at right. Grade 5 student Paul non, died at the New London Con­ 7 to 9 p.m. ^ valescent Home in Waterford on Senkow of Dartmouth Road checks out Memorial contributions may be Thursday. She was born in Lowgll, made to the American Cancer ^ i e - teacher Jeff Lumpkin’s French horn. Mass., on Jan. 19, 1924 and was a ty. resident of this area most of her life. Prior to her retirement because of a disability, she was an elementary Stella C. Prytko Herald photos by Tarquinlo Stella C. (Lech) Prytko, 75, of Herald photographer Reggie Pinto recently school teacher at West Middle New Britain, mother of John V. School in Hartford for a number of attended an Indian pow wow at Hunter, IS.Y. in the Prytko and Walter S. Prytko, both of years. Manchester, died Thursday at New .Catskills, Tribes from all over the IJ.S. took part. She is survived by three brothers, Britain General Hospital. John Tierney of Vernon, Francis Emcee was (right photo) Robert White Eagle, a. She was the widow of John A. Tierney of California and Harold Prytko. Cherokee from ISorth Carolina. Two Pueblos Tierney of South Carolina. Funeral Besides her sons in Manchester, services will be Monday morning at (below) do cerenionial tribal challenge and later she is survived by two other sons, 9 o’clock from the John F. Tierney Edward C. Prytko\f Newington and Indians did tribal dances. Wearing the big hat is Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St. Stephen C. Prytko of Kensington; Burial will be at Mount St. Benedict Dovg Sky, an Iroquois of the Onondaga tribe. The five brothers, Frank Lech of Plain- Cemeterey in Bloomfield. There viile, Leo Lech of Holiywood, Fla., two brothers (above) engage in an Eagle dance. will be no calling hours. Valentine Lech of Newington, Henry Klein holds line on spending cans Lech of Bristol, and Paul Lech of Ruth Johnson Kinney Ruth (Johnson) Kinney, 82, of 244 New Britain; several grandchildren cluding one encounter next month on Manchester Redwood Road, widow of Everett P. and several nieces and nephews. ( HMitiniii'il friiin One money.” Funeral services wiil be held Mon­ He said he will run a “ grassroots” Channel 3’s “ Face the State.” Friday, 8:17 p.m. — Smoking light Kinney, died Thursday at the much. day at 8:15 a.m. from New Britain campaign, based on door-to-door He said he is confident Mrs. ballast, 71 Woodland St. fbin Manchester Memorial Hospital. “ I ve filled in the questionaires, Memorial Funeral Home, 444 Far­ campaigning and appearances at Kennelly will agree to debate him, Utilities) She was born in New Britian, and but one thing I won’t do is com­ mington Ave., New Britain, with a events. He also may debate Mrs, even though a well-known incum­ was a resident of East Hartford for' promise my positions,’’ he said. “ I Tolland County mass at Hoiy Cross Church. Burial Kennelly as many as four times, in- bent has good tactical reasons to many years before moving to 0 0 & find myself an equal opportunity snub an unknown challenger. Friday, J0:59 a.m. — Ambulance Manchester two years ago. will be in Sacred Heart Cemetery, offender. 1 won’t please the right-to- “ 1 really don’t think it would call. Route 275, Coventry. (South She is survived by a daughter, New Britain. ¥ lifers, for example, and 1 won’t represent a hazard to her," he said. Coventry) Janet K. Bakin, of 244 Redwood Friends may cali at the funeral please the right-to-choose people, Tax relief Friday, 11:37 a.m. — Ambulance Road, and two grandchiidren. home Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 because I’m somewhere in between. call. Route 31, Coventry. (South Funerai services wili be held Mon­ p.m. ■'Corporate PACs wish to con­ deadline is Coventry and Andover) day at noon in the Newkirk and Memorial contributions may be • tribute either to sure winners, so \V^ Friday, 6:47 p.m. — Ambulance Whitney Funeral Home, 318 Burn­ made to the Manchester Sheltered they can exert some influence, or to Blue Shutter call, Boston Turnpike, Coventry. side Ave., East Hartford. Private Workshop, 1146 Main St., marginal races. In my case, it would Wednesday (North and South Coventry) buriai will be in Fairview Cemetery, Manchester. be highly speculative." begins Monday Bl'T KLEIN said he is not dis­ Renters 65 years of age and older interested in filing for the circuit couraged by the shortage of money. Blue Shutter Play and Learn breaker tax relief program must do “ I’m not too worried about it," he School, a nursery school for 3 to 5- so before the new deadline said, ’’No matter how much I could year-olds, will begin Monday. The raise. I’m sure the incumbent could Wednesday. school is beginning its 15th year and The program provides checks of raise more. My campaign is serious meets Monday, Wednesday and up to $500 per year, and applicants and I will do everything I can. The Friday at Trinity Covenant Church. must have lived in this state for any reality is 1 can’t make things happen Judy Marteney is the program one year before filing a claim and that quickly, even it 1 had a lot of director. Teachers Emilie have been 65 years old on or before DellaRocco and Nancy Lowery will Dec. 31, 1981, to be eligible. be joined by two new teachers, Jean The benefit is based on 1981 in­ Kohut and Pat Pisch. Voter drive come and the amount of rent and " • .•' ‘ ■ ■ ■ Pi - ' The traditional program is divided I- ■ .• ■ • • - .. ■ .'T - r. s ■ -• -.-''iJvi ■ utilities paid that year. The income into many playing and learning ♦ ' NV i .X A kickoff program for the limit for new applicants is $11,100 areas, including math, music, art, Manchester Collective Action for a single person and $13,300 per Association’s voter registration nutrition, language, science, games,’ couple. indoor and outdoor free play and drive will be held this afternoon at 3 Applicants who qualified before field trips. p.m. at Manchester Community June 5, 1980, have the benefit of a College, The guest speaker will be There will be a morning and after­ $6,000 income. In this case income noon parents meeting on Friday. Herald photos by Pinto Dr. Thurman Evans, director of the does not include social security. For information about the school, Hartford chapter of Operation ,: more' information call 647- PUSH. The public is invited. r call Mrs, Marteney at 643-7277. Calendars

f Room, Town Hall. / ■ Andover Vi cilncH ning Office, Town Hail. Town Cierk. 7 p.m., "Town Office Buiiding. Conservation Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Board Room, Tax Collector, 7 p.rh.. Town Office Building. Town Hall. Assessor, 7 p.m., Town Office Building. riiurHclny Cemetery Committee, 1:00 p.m.. Nurse’s Office. Pianning and Zoning Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Town Of­ A fice Building. Finance Committee, 7:30 p.m.. Board Room, Town TiK-Hfluy Hall. Board of Education, 8 p.m.,. Elementary School Economic Development, 7:30 p.m.. Planning Office, Conference Room. Town Hall, riiiir!*), the quarterback Column helps for the NFL Pittsburgh Steelers who led his team to four Super Bowl championships — 1975, 1976, 1979, and 1980. Be a serviceman's pal: 8apl. 13 — Mai Torma (192S-), the singer and pupils learn songwriter who has bedn a successful recording artist as well as a night club and concert performer since the 1940s. His hits Include "The Christmas Song" and "Born to bo Blue.” Write a letter to Korea Sepi. 14 — Charles Dana Qlbaon (1867-1944), the about saving artist and Illustrator whose “ Gibson Girl" drawings IV of their friends ate being symbolized the American ideal of femininity In the DEAR READERS: A future. 1 wish you con­ few years ago a soldier subsidized by their 1890s. By Martin Sloane tinued success in the stationed in Korea wrote to parents, and they think we Sept. 15.— Qaylord Parry (193S-), the pitcher for the i Seattle Mariners who recently won his'300th major DEAR MARTIN: I am wonderful job you are tell me what a heart­ should do more to help league game. He won the Cy Young an instructor for the Board doing. breaking sight it was to see Dear, Abby him. Award In 1972, and the National League Cy Young of Cooperative Educational so many servicemen hurry Today we received a DEAR MARTIN: My Award In 1978. Services. The children I /L to mail call day after day letter from Johnny saying mom turned 72 this year. Abigail Van Buren Sapl. 16 — John Knowlaa (1026-), the author whose work with are handicapped and walk away empty- 4' that because of our novels include "A Separate Peace," "Phineas," and Because she lives so far with varying disabilities. handed with tears in their negative attitude he is cut­ away, I didn’t know what "Spreading FIreS.” Every week I bring the eyes. ting us out of his life. We Sapl. 17 — Roddy McDowell (1928-), the actor who she needed or what size she newspaper to class and we I urged readers who are in shock and heart­ has appeared In films since he was a child. They Include wears. I didn’t have any read your column out loud. wanted a pen pals to write broken. What should we "How Green Was My Valley," "Lassie Come Home," idea of what to send her. Many students have dif­ to: Operation Dear abby, him Grandpa for now. do? , and the “ Planet of the Apes" series. I thought about it long with two children, ages 4 Sapl. 18 — Billy Sima (1955-), the running back^pr ficulty reading, and I have c/o Commander; U.S. Your children are un­ THE PARSON’S and hard, and finally an -'A',. and 8. I am recently the NFL Detroit Lions. He won the 1978 Heisman T ro \ to help them along. But Forces, Korea, APO San DAUGHTER idea hit me. Why not send divorced and am now living doubtedly much more phy while playing lor Oklahoma. ' everyone really tries hard, Francisco 96301. her 72 refunds, one for each with my ex-husband’s aware of the situation than DEAR DAUGHTER: especially when your It was a huge success. I year? father, d ’li call him you think, so any attempts Whit should you do? column includes ways to learned that within two to “ shelter” them would be Raiph.) When I say I am Nothing. What should you save money. \ 1 months, 20,000 ietters had 1 couldn’t send them all useless. I vote with Ralph. “ living with him,” I don’t not do? Give him the $2,000 For me, the real excite­ 4 - arrived, and the morale of Senior citizens at once; it actually took me ./Va mean just sharing to get back into his iife.” ment comes when I hear the men had never been DEAR ABBY: Our 29- several months. But during expenses either. To put it that the children give their higher! year-old son ( I ’ll call him this time she had a ball ‘ 'W '’ - . bluntly, we are sleeping CONFIDENTIAL TO parents your smart­ Well, friends, the offer Johnny) recently called going to the mailbox and together. T.M .: You know you’re shopping advice and their still goes. I ’ve cleared it JMy question: Should my and asked us for $2,000 for Center ready finding checks and little getting old when a lady parents also become in­ with Pubiic Affiars Officer a new p.ickup truck. He surprises. — Georgine F. ■r ^ children call him Grandpa, you’ve never met before is volved. This builds a lot of Col. Richard G. Hyde, who said he was borrowing $5,- from Wayne, Mich. Dad or Ralph? And how seated next to you at a positive self-image in kids assures me that the ur- 000 elsewhere to make a much should I explain to dinner party and she asks who *’ave suffered from a ' Smart shopper award vicem em bers in Korea them about this situation? total of $7,000. He told us which is your good ear. to begin its lai.k of good self-image. would welcome pen pals. that he and his wife (they The Smart Shopper Raiph thinks we should The excitement is terrific So, make someone happy, both work full time) are Award goes to Anita Bor- Mrs. William Patelli Mrs. John Francis Boyle Mrs. Peter A. Heard be open and honest with Getting married? and beneficial to all. Mrs. Steven P. Pilch and write a letter to a buying a home and have no don of St. Guttenberg, N.J. ij them, but I feel we should Whether you, want a formal I just wanted to let you loney sojdier today. And shelter them pince they money in the bank. Now that the children are church Wedding or a sim­ fall programs know that you are not only going back to school, she remember, there are lone­ just went through the ple, “ do-your-own-thing" Heard-Harrison ly women in our armed When my husband began I helping adults to save explains how a smart Boyle-Hames trauma Of divorce. ceremony, get Abby’s new E ditor’s note: this column is prepared by the money, you are helping Pilch-Ruel Patelli-Pereira forces, too. Use the above IN DISTRESS IN to question the advisability shopper buys school booklet. Send $1 plus a Manchester Senior Center. It appears in the Manchester some very fine adults of . address, and iet me know if INDIANA of taking, on such a large supplies: Beth Ann Harrison and Peter Alan Heard, both of * long, self-addressed, Herald on Saturdays and Wednesdays, tomorrow learn about the Karen G. Ruel of Glastonbury and Steven P. Pilch of Anna Marie Pereira of East Hartford and William Julie Ann Hames and John Francis Boyle, both of -anything rewarding debt, Johnny said he “ I recently bought two Manchester, were married Sept. 4 at Emanuel Lutheran stamped (37 cents) marketplace of today. And Hartford were married Sept. 10 at St, Bridget’s Church Patelli of Manchester were married Sept, 4 at Assump­ Manchester, were married Sept. 4 at Enfield develops. DEAR IN: If you “ didn’t need a iecture, and Erasermate pens, usually Chruch in Manchester. „ u . envelope to: Abby’s Wed­ By Jeanette Cave you are serving as a in Manchester. tion Church in Manchester. Congregational Church. ABBY children have aiways to take the money and 99 cents each; on sale at, The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert ding Booklet, P.O. Box Senior Center director positive force in shaping The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Ruel The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Laudalino The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Les Hames caiied Ralph “ Grandpa,” shove it.” Then he hung up. two for 99 cents. 'O n the Dexter Harrison of 943 E. Middle Turnpike. The groom 38923, Hollywood, Calif. these ‘ handi-capable” in­ of Manchester. The groom is the son of Mr, and Mrs. Pereira of East Hartford. The groom is the son of Mr. of Enfield. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jdhn DEAR ABBY: I am a they would probably be The next day, Johnny’s The center is again open for activities and ready to back of each display card is the son of Helen C. Heard of 281 Henry St; and the late 90038, dividuals. Your column is a Fred Pilch of Hartford. and Mrs. Louis Patelli of 157 Sunny Brook Drive. Boyle of West Hartford. The Rev, Robert Lane of­ woman in my eariy 30s more comfortable calling wife caiied and said most start its fall programs. Programs starting on Monday was a “ Buy One, Get One Louis F. Heard. ui The bride was given in marriage by her father. Maid ficiated at the double ring ceremony. Bill McCarthy of . . j are as follows: very important asset to the Free” offer. The Rev, Philip Sheridan officiated at the double ring The Rev. C. Henry Anderson officiated at the double of honor was Diane Rubner, aunt of the bride. Enfield was guitarist. newspaper. — Verne R. “ I sent for the free pens ceremony. Mrs. Dubaldo of Manchester was soloist. ring ceremony. Melvin Lumpkin of Manchester was Daily; lunch. Bridesmaids were Linda Pereira, sister of the bride; Matron of honor was Noreen Scanlon of Manchester. Monday: ceramics, 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m,, Barbara LaGrega, Bellport, N.Y. and a few weeks later The bride was given in marriage by her father. Maid organist and Cynthia Dodson of Manchester was soloist. Doreen Patelli, sister of the groom; Linda Patelli, Bridesmaids were Leann Pazik and Gail Piorek, both of found a $1.25 Erasermate of honor was Kimberly Hodges of South Windsor, cousin The bride was given in marriage by her parents. The Without intrinsic factor, Possum. DEAR VERNE: sister-in-law of the groom, and Linda Cantone, Flower Enfield, and Michelle Ponte of West Hartford. Flower Tuesday: oil painting, 9:30 a.m. to 11:30, Peg Winther, refund offer that asked for of the bride. maid of honor was Sandra McCabe of Holland, Mass., Children with disabilities girl was Kimberly Beaulieu, cousin of the bride. girl was Wahkuna Scanlon. Best man was Ron Scanlon Square dancing, 10 a.m, to 12, Earl Johnston. want to play a meaningful four proofs of purchase. I of Manchester. Ushers were- Bob Doerr and Joe cousin of the bride. actually received six Bridesmaids were Patricia Centini of Wethfersfield, The best man was Jim Ucello. Ushers were Joe Bridesmaids were Ann Odell of Manchester, Linda Wednesday: crewel, 10 a.m. to 12, Rosemary role in family life and are Callahan, both of Manchester, and J.R. Hames of En­ excellent pens free and Debra Ruel of East Hartford, sister-in law of the bride, Pere.ira, Joe Patelli, Steve Varley and Robert Toce. Beth Raymond of Denmark, Maine, and junior you won't absorb vitamin Cornelius. Round dancing, 10 to 11:30 a.m. Anita and eager to do their share. field, brother of the bride. The couple will make their and Anna Pilch of Amston, sister of the groom. Flower .After a reception at Piano's Restaurant in Bolton, the bridesmaid was Kristina Harrison of Manchester, Russ White. They know their made a quarter profit. home in Manchester. The bride is an analyst with the girl was Elizabeth Ruel, the bride's niece. couple left on a wedding trip to Virginia Beach. They cousin of the bride. Flower girl was Beth Heard of West- Thursday: ceramics, 9;30 to 11;30 a.m. Barbara capabilities and want to That’s something to write The best man was David Pilch of Cromwell, brother will make their home in Manchester. Hartford Insurance Group. The groom, a 1981 graduate after I get the children to about!” field, N.J., niece of the groom. DEAR DR. LAMB: My Possum. show them. of the. groom. Ushers were James Ruel of East Hart* of Manchester Community College, is a manager with bed. I have never smoked Ms. Bordon and other The bride is a graduate of Manchester High School. The best man was Gary Heard of Westfield, N.J., physician has prescribed Please sign up by contacting the office. Your letter helped me frod, brother of the bride; Paul Pilch o f Hartford, Radio Shack in Hartford. cigarettes because I am readers whose smart shop­ She is employed by Aetna Life and Casualty in Hartford. brother of the apom . Ushers were George McFee of vitamin B-12 injections for Our first Thursday program is bound to be a success realize ihat one way they brother of the groom, and Paul Cormier of Amston. afraid I might get cancer. ping experiences appear in The groom attended Manchester High School. He is South Windsor, Russ Sink of Framingham, Mass., and pernicious anemia. He is with the Sunshiners performing under the direction of can do this is by smart Junior usher was James Ruel of East Hartford, nephew Have people gotten cancer my column receive a free employed by Hoffman of East Hartford. David Kolbe of Manchester. Ringbearer was Nicholas also giving me multiple Your Health Ida Cormier. shopping and saving of the bride. of the lungs from smoking copy of my refunding Separate envoys OdelFof Manchester. vitamin B injections for We have had a good response to trips using the Senior money. pot? magazine, "The National After a reception at the Manchester Country Club, the ■ nerve damage to my legs Lawrence Lamb, M.D. buses. We will now return to our schedule to transport Our children — each and After a reception at La Renaissance in East Windsor, Trolleys everywhere Byelorussia and the Ukraine, constituent republics of Supermarket Shopper. couple left on a wedding trip to Bermuda. They will and feet. DEAR READER: It people to and from the center. If you need a ride for any every one of them — are the couple left on a wedding trip to Hawaii. They wili By 1918, some 80,000 trolleys were traveling over 45,- the U.S.S.R., have separate representation in the United Write to me in care of the make their home in Manchester. Is there a likelihood that takes 15 to 20 years to see center activities, please call the center 24 hours in ad­ our finest resource and our make their home in Glastonbury. 000 miles of tracks in the United States. A passenger Nations General Assembly. This is a result of a com­ The bride is employed by Society for Savings in Hart­ there are other vitamins the canoers caused by vance. There is no charge for this service. greatest hope for the Herald. The bride is a reservations sales agent with American could board a car in upstate New York and by promise after the Soviet Union protested the separate A new program on arthritis sponsored by the admission of members of the British Commonwealth ford. The groom is employed at IndustriaJ^Risk Insurers that might not be many environmentat lec­ Airlines in Hartford. The groom is an apprentice with D. transferring between lines ride the rails all the way to Manchester Public Health Nurses Association and in Hartford. • assimilated by my tors including smoking Bartone Plumbing and Heating in South Glastonbury. Wisconsin. during the formative days of the world organization. other vitamins. I'he best rected. Permanent stomach? Which would be cigaretts. We have not seen funded by the Arthritis Foundation includes education, way to test for vitamin walking problems can oc­ the most likely ones and enough people who have activities and exercises which will help you get the most | ! I, deficiencies is from a blood ’ what type of procedure is cur. smoked pot thaf long to out of each day. Classes will start Sept. 20, 1:30 to 2:30 | required to determine sample. You’ll need information know what the actual p.m. and run for 10 consecutive weeks. Registration is j Your story is particular­ Clip ‘n’ file refunds this? in The Health Letter figures will be. required. / | Thoughts ly interesting because of number 4-5, Vitamin B-12, BUT we do know that Another new program entitled Senior Citizens and the j Cleaning produ6ts, soaps, paper products, DEAR READER: the “ nerve dam age” in Folic Acid, Pernicious Law will be led by staff from the Neighborhood Legal | smoking marijuana bags, wraps (File 10) Vitamin B-12 is unique in your legs and feet. A B-12 Anemia, which I am sen­ produces 50 percent more Services. The program will start Oct. 7 and run five con- | deficiency can cause Clip out this file and keep it with similar cashoff that it requires a substance ding you. Others can send polyaromatic hydrocar­ secutive weeks. Sessions on wills. Medicare, housing | The Kingdom of God is like a child's sandcastle. One a degeneration of certain coupons — beverage refund offers with beverage manufactured by your 75 cents with a long, bons than cigarettes. These and condominiums conversionand the court system are | child discovers wet sand. He begins to dig in it and build nerve cells that affect , the stomach for its absorption. stamped, self-addressed are the substances that are included. ■ coupons, for example. Start collecting the needed up piles of sand which become walls; and a tower. proofs of purchase while looking for the required This substance is called in­ nerves to the legs. envelope for it to me, in associated with lung Please make note of the following schedule for trips. . Soon, others join in. Playmates, family, even totat trinsic factor. If your You can use folic acid to refund forms at the supermarket, in newspapers care of the Herald, P.O. cancer. ^ Sunday — deadline for registration for trip to Plain- j strangers. They are caught up in'the excitement and correct anemias from B-12 and magazines, and when trading with friends. ' stomach doesn’t manufac- Box 1551, Radio City Sta­ Good studies show field Dog Track. $12.50. they work together. Each makes his own unique con­ deficiency but folic acid Offers may not be available in all areas of the coun­ ' ture enough intrinsic fac­ tion, New York, N.Y. severe changes in the lungs Wednesday — Make check payable to Sr. Center c/o tribution; A parapist here, an archway there; a mqat will not prevent the nerve try. Allow 10 weeks to receive each refund. tor the B-12 you swallow as 10019. from smoking marijuana. trip committee. The Fall River shopping trip will leave around the castle; and a driftwood drawbridge. cell damage that affects The following refund offers are worth $13.45. This pills or in food will not be Smoking just one joint 8 a.m. from the Pic and Save parking lot. Returns at 6 What they do not know and what they do not need to the feet and legs. It is DEAR DR. LAMB: I week’s refund offers have a total value of $22.44. absorbed. The lack of B-12 reduces the ability of tlie p.m. seats still available. know is that the sand has been used this way before; for extremely important for would like to know more This offer doesn’t require a refund form: in your system leads to lungs in inhale and exhale a Thursday — 9 a.m. registration for trip to Restland other castles; build by other children, going back people with pernicious about the differences in GALA Save $1.20 Offer, Box 4160, Kankakee, 111. pernicious anemia. That, maximum amount of air to Farms on Nov. 2. $19 includes transportation, entertain­ generation after generation, for as long as there has anemia to get E(-12 to avoid smoking cigarettes and of course, is why B-12 is the same extent at 16 ment and lunch. 60902. Receive four 30-cent coupons. Send three been a seashore and for as long as children have dug given as a shot rather than this complication. A B-12 marijuana. Do they have cigarettes. Sept. 22; trip to Eastern States Exposition will leave “ Save $1.20 O ffer” triangles from the fronts castles in the sand. deficiency can cause the same odds of causing a pill. A good estimate would 9:30 a.m. from Pick 'n Save parking lot. Names are specially marked Gala 120 Paper Towels. Expires The sand is not new. The idea of a sand castle is not The absence of intrinsic degeneration of nerve cells lung cancer? What does jK)t be that people who smoke being taken for. wait list. Dec. 31, 1982. new. But what is new is the experience of build this one. in the spinal cord and even do to the lungs? I ’m a factor will not affect the marijuana for equal We wish Sol Cohen who is convalescing at home a These offers require refund forms: The excitement, the joy, the feeling of making your own absorption of any other nerve cells in the brain. If woman with four small CARESS, SHIELD, DOVE, LIFEBUOY, LUX periods of time will have speedy recovery. We also send warm wishes to our Mr. the cell has been too children under the age of 4. unique contribution; the sense of cooperation with . vitamins. If you are eating more lung problems than Senior Citizen. Ernie Irwin, who is in Manchester Picnic Pleasers. Receive a $1 refund. Send the others. This is what is new and this is what’s important ; severely damaged the I have twins who are six required refund form, five wrappers from any com­ a normal balanced diet you cigarette smokers. Memorial Hospital. every time a child begins to dig in the wet sand to build should be getting enough problem cannot be cor­ months old. Pot relaxes me bination of Caress, Shield, Dove, Lifebuoy or Lux his own castle. PINOCHLE SCORES: and a dated register tape yzith the price of pretzels, The Kingdom of God is like this; It is an experience; a Martha Labate, 634; Mary Thrall, 603; Vincent potato chips or other snack items circled. Expires discovery, made anew in each human life. A sense of joy Borello, 580; Betty Grana, 579; Ada Rojas, 573; Gert Oct. 31, 1983. and wonder and new possibilities. An experience shared ■deader becomes outraged McKay, 573; Corrine Gibson, 569; Harry Pospisil, 565; DYNAMO $2 Coupon Offer. Receive four 50-cent with others in which your own unique contribution has Mabel Loomis, 557; Ernest Grasso, 551. coupons, each good on one 64-, 96- or 128-ounce bot­ enduring value. tle or two 32ounce bottles of Dynamo. Send the BRIDGE SCORES: It begins when you discover it. The Kingdom of God required refund form and two weight designations Irene Foisey, 4,610; Tom Regan, 4,480; Nan Flanagan, starts in a small way. And as it grows it fills you with from the labels of any size Dynamo. Look for the Mrs. David G. Pelletier loose attitudes on sex 3 , 740; Mary Sargeant, 3,690; Nadine Malcolm, 3,670; new life which lasts forever. . . even after the tide has form on the package. Expires Jan. 31, 1982. Mrs. Kurt R. Paternostro Mrs. Robert Nicholas Coffey Lucile Kibbe, 3,670. come in and your castle of sand has melted away. GLORY Coupon Offer. Receive two 25-cent Golf scores: Low Gross: Bud Lathrop, 43; Irvan Gart- good, it has a way of get­ coupons for Glory, two 25-cent coupons for Shout DEAR DR. BLAKER: I side, 44; Bill Hooker, 44. ting out of hand — and you and two 25-cent. coupons for Pledge. Send the read your column in my Low Net: Joe Desimone. 33; Merril Dickinson, 35; Paternostro-Frese Coffey-Yaconlello , Pelletier-Wilson Stephen K. Jaenbgon may find yourself more un­ required refund form, the round plastic proof-of- local paper three times a Phil Dupont, 35; John Hahn, 35. Rector happy with the new. depen­ purchase circle from the white cap of Glory and a week and have done so far Ask Joyce Roxane Wilson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. dent person you have ■ MENU FOR WEEK: register tape with the price circled. Remember to Gina Marie Frese of Manchester and Kurt Richard Nancy Ann Yaconiello, the daughter of the late St. Mary’s Episcopal Church almost six years. I am Woodrow S. Wilson of 29 Griswold St., Manchester, and become. Monday: fresh vegetable soup, salami grinder, answer the questions on the'form. Expires Nov. 30, Paternostro of New Bedford, Mass.,' were married Thomas A, Yaconiello and Mr. and Mrs. Vito Sarli of 187 writing to you now because Dr. Blaker David George Pelletier, son of Mr. and Mrs. George You could save a life peaches, beverage. 1982. Sept. 6 at St. Rose Church. Mountain Road, and Robert Nicholas Coffey, son of Mr. I finally got so outraged by Pelletier of Elmer Street, East Hartford, were married Karen Blaker, Ph.D. with help from Dr. Tuesday; Chef’s choice. KLEENEX, DELSEY Free Rubbermaid Offer. 'ijhe bride is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. John Frese and Mrs. Stephen Coffey of Bloomfield, were married your loose attitude about Sept. 4 at Veteran's Memorial Hall, East Hartford. Blaker’s newsletter “ When Wednesday: cream of broccoli soup, ham on rye, Receive a Rubbermaid soap dish, facial tissue of 90 Briarwood Drive. The groom is the son of Mr. and Aug. 21 at St. James Church. sex that I couldn’t stand to Justice of the Peace, Richard M. Rittenband of South a Loved One Threatens gingerbread, beverage. holder, toothbrush holder-tumbler or shower caddy. Mrs. Richard Paternostro of 74 Lakewood Circle North. Rev. Burbank of St. James Parish performed the dou­ keep my feelings to myself Windsor, performed the double ring ceremony. The Suicide.” Send 50 cents and Thursday; oven fried chicken breast, cranberry Send the required refund form and Universal The Rev. Louis Cremonie officiated at the double ring ble ring ceremony. Jane Maccarone of Manchester was A b o u t T ow n any longer. bride was given in marriage by her father. Susan Har­ a stamped, self-addressed sauce, parsley potatoes, lima beans, lemon tart, Product Code symbols from Kleenex Boutique ceremony. Carol Dickman was organist and Christa the organist. Soloist was Ralph Maccarone. If you only knew how mon of Manchester was maid of honor. John Martin of envelope to Dr. Blaker in Bathroom tissue or Delsey Bathroom tissue. Send Jacobson '"Rs soloist. JoAnn Pilsbury of New York, sister of the bride, was much you are contributing beverage. The Orifle was given in marriage by her parents. matron of honor. Michael Coffey of Chicago, brother of Manchester was best man. views. D ow lin g (1981, Pocket care of the Herald, P.O. Friday: hot dog on a bun, baked beans, applesauce,’ six proofs for the soap dish, or 10 for the tissue The reception was at the hall. The couple will make to the poor moral climate Christina Frese of Manchester, sister of the bride, was the groom, was best man. Ushers were William Coffey Books). Box 475, Radio City Sta­ dessert, beverage. holder, toothbrush holdertumbler or showe caddy. their home on Ridge^Street, Manchester. MMH auxiliary to meet in this country by talking DEAR DR. B L A K E R :! maid of honor. of Hartford, brother of the groom, and Michael Inkle of It’s possible that you tion, New York, N.Y. Indicate your choice of item and choice of color the way you do about sex. have been a career woman SCHEDULE FOR WEEK: Bloomfield. The Manchester Memorial. Hospital Auxiliary will- may mereljthg£e^dy for a 10019. (light blue, white or gold). Expires Nov. 30, 1982. Bridesmaids were Jill Frese of Manchester, sister of It is a crying shame and all my life and just last Monday: 7:30 a.m. golf league; 9:30 a.m. ceramics The reception was at Marc Anthony’s of Hartford. The hold its fall meeting Sept. 20 at noon in the conference change, ^ different Write to Dr. Blaker at KORDITE-HEFTY $2 Freezer Refund. Receive a the bride; Debra Miller of Manchester; Gina Barbieri of Stay on top of the news ‘ I'm sure that other God­ year, at 30,1 got married. class; 10 a.m. bingo; chess and checkers; noon lunch; couple then traveled to Chicago. rooms of the hospital. periods in a woman’s life, the above address. The I $2 refund. Send the required refund form and five Manchester, cousin of the bride, and Erica Erlandson of fearing Christians feel the I thought. I would con­ 12:30 p.m. pinochle games; bux pick up at 8 a.m., return Wethersfield, cousin of the groom. Flower girl was The bride is employed at Casual Corner in Enfield and stay on top of the news — subscribe to The Featured speaker will be Michael Gallacher, assistant she may have very volume of mail prohibits 1 Universal Product Code symbols from any Kordite same way I do about the tinue being happy with my trips at 12:30 and 3 p.m. Diana Lynn Frese of Manchester, sister of the bride. the groom is employed at Abair Lavery in West Hart­ Manchester Herald. For home delivery, call 647-9946 or director of Manchester Memorial Hospital. He will pre­ different priorities. personal replies,, but I Freezer bags and-or Hefty Freezer Containers. trash you write. work outside the home but Tuesday: 9 a.m. bus for shopping; 9:30 a.m. oil pain­ The best man was Gregory Paternostro of ford. 646-9947. sent an update on the newly opened cardiology, medical- There is, however, questions of general in­ I Expires Dec. 31, 1982. I have begun to withdraw ting class; 10 a.m. square dancing — please wear soft- Manchester, brother of the groom. Ushers were Bruce surgical and family birthing units. DEAR READER: Ideal another possibility and that terest will be discussed in I LESTOIL 75Cent Refund Offer. Send the required in my job and only seem soled shoes; noon lunch; 12:30 p.m. bus returns from Johneowski of East Hartford; John Frese J r .,^ f Small guided tours of the hospital will be given and a ■ openly with the subject of is why I want to to read the future columns. refund form on which you have written the Univer­ content when I am with,my shopping. Manchester, brother of the bride; Kevin Flynn^Hf lunch will be served. sex but always in an book. You may be starved \ sal Product Code number from one can of Lestoil husband in our comfortable W ^nesday: 9 a.m. public health nurse; 1 a.m. crewel Manchester, and Alan Luppachino of East Hartford. Feds charge madam in Park City Reservations close Monday. The event is free of educational, not sen­ in the area of your Deodorizing Rug Shampoo. Expires Dec. 31, 1982. apartment. class; round dancing, please wear soft soled shoes; David Andrews of South Windsor, cousin of the bride, charge and guests are welcome. For reservations call sational, manner. dependency needs, and Snowy Bleach $1.50 Refund Offer. Send the l am even thinking about Friendship Circle; pinochle games; noon lunch; 12:30 was ringbearer. BRIDGEPORT (UPI) - A prostitutipn and tax evasion of interstate travel in aid of Ruth Monaco of 25 Richards Drive or Gloria Weiss of 71 If other readers have because of that, you may required refund form, the words “ Tough On Dirt quitting my job. Is there p.m. bridge games; 1 p.m. arts and crafts; bus pick up ' After a reception at La Renaissance in East Windsor, woman who ran a local brothel was charges. racketeering by prostitution. Lakewood Circle. opinions on this subject, want to be a little of a glut­ Y et Gentle On Your Clothes — Use It Every sometlUng wrong with me ' LET • YOUR at 8 a.m., return trips at 12:30 and 3 p.m. Fall River trip the couple left for a wedding trip to Bermuda. They will ordered held Friday on federal U.S. Attorney Alan H. Nevas said please write to me in care ton for awhile. In other Washload” cut from the backs of two 40-ounce that I would be considering N E W S P A P E R help you leaves from Pic and Save at 8 a.m. | make their home in New Bedford, Mass. charges she transported women for Ms, Law was charged under of the Herald, P.O. Box words, after all these years Snowy boxes and a self-addressed, stamped Justice Deaprtment’s' Strike throwing away 10 years of keep fruit jars sparkling Thursday: 9:30 a.m. ceramics, 10 a.m. legal aid by ap- j I The bride is a 1978 graduate of Blast Catholic High purposes of prostitution to “ cor­ racketeering statutes after a Graduates plan party 475, Radio a t y Station, of leading a very indepen­ envelope. Look for the form on the package. Force attorney William A. Keefer labor just to be a clean and sweet smelling. pointment; 9 a.m. register for Restland Farm trip;, 10 j School and a 1982 graduate of St. Joseph College. She porate conventions" in California, lengthy invstlgation headed by the New York, N.Y. 10019. dent life, you may be Expires July 31, 1983. said in court Ms. Law "travelled housewife? Wash jars, dry completely a.m. orchestra rehearsal; noon time lunch; 1 p.m. j w ill'b e employed as a nurse at Charlton Memorial Florida and Puerto Rico. Organized Crime Task Force. The Catholic Graduates Club of Greater Hartford will ' Replies will be printed as craving some time to be Here’s a refund form to write for: Noxema, Rain- and caused the travel” of the then put a large piece of program featuring "Sunshiners.” Bus pick up at 10 a.m. j Hospital in Fall River,- Mass. Meiodie A. Law, 35, was ordered Nevas gaid the woman was in­ host a cocktail party for new and prospective members ‘ space allows. DEAR READER: Not dependent on another per­ tree, Noxell 0)rp., P.O. Box 1799, Baltimore, Md. woman to locations as far away as newspaper inside the jar and return after program. j The groom is a 1976 graduate of East Catholic High held by U.S. Magistrate Thomas P. dicted on five counts of enticing on Friday from 6:30 p.m. to midnight at the H oi^less ' There is a great debate necessarily. But before y€u son — to be taken care of, 21203. This offer — woth 75 cento to $2.25— expires California, Florida, Puerto Rico and and put the lid on. 'The Friday: 9:30 a.m. cribbage; 10 a.m. bingo; noon ■ School. He has a business degree from Eastern Connec­ Smith in lieu of $250,000 bond females to travel in interstate com- Carriage, 411 Connecticut Blvd., East Hartford. . about morals going on in make this big decision, for a change. Nov. 30, 1982. the Dominican Republic for pur­ paper will absorb . lunch; 12:45 p.m. setback games. Bus pick up at 8 a.m., ■ ticut State College, and is employed by Liberty Mutual following her indictment Thursday merci; for prostitution, three counts Cost is $5 per person for pasta, meatballs, pizza and this country now and I read “ The Cinderella Miss Dowling warns that poses of prostitution. moisture. return at 12:30 and after card games. | Insurance in New Bedford. by a U.S. District Court jury on of income tax evasion and one count chicken. would like to bear your Complex,” by Colette while this is all fine and MANCIIESTEH HKHAI.D, Sat.', Sept II 1982 - 15 14 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Sat., Sept. 11, 1982 Local sports -AAACC News teams previews Staying put is a struggle for Karen SPORTS Page 16

the office and find the door locked and the “ Be Kdilor's nolr: lliih column in prepared l»y the a roommate situation. She is now oh the waiting list or not, was the ladies room where I sat on the edge Back In An Hour’’ sign on it, or when you try to get MnnehcHler Area (Conference of (ChureheH for for the Horizons Transitional Living Program. of a sink and Karen perched on the radiator. Sulurday's Monehester Herald. Our experience at MACC is that people who have The words came hard for Karen. Her fingers us on the phone for an hour straight and you suspect come successfully through difficulties are often the threaded around themselves, her eyes shiny with (probably correctly) that we have the phone off the Chris, AAandlikovq reach finals By Elaine Stancllffe best helpmates. A wonderful young couple we have unshed tears. After 45 minutes Karen’s hands lay h ^ k , be patient with us. We dre with a very MACC Human Needs Director flat in her lap. She smiled for the first time. I felt precious commodity: a person. helped in the past, Kenny and Linda, offered to have was ”a lot tougher than the score in­ points, but it was just a matter of a and said she played well enough anyone’s business.” NEW YORK (U P I)-C h r is Evert Friday to set up a championship By reaching the semifinals, Karen stay with them temporarily. drained. ALL TWE MONEY collected from dicates,” gave away little in beating few points in each set.” against Mandlikova until the middle As a social worker 1 routinely advise clients to One of my volunteers was a client herself a year Lloyd, in quest of her sixth U.S. showdown with H^na Mandlikova. Shriver and Jaeger each earnod Valleyballatlion sponsors is now in and we are Jaeger 6-1,' 6-2 after Mandlikova Both Evert and Jaeger pointed to of the third set “when I lost the zing get in touch with me when they feel things closing We noticed signs of tension in Karen and knew ago. After months of therapy Sue is a different per­ Open crown, routed Andrea Jaeger Evert, insisting time and again proud to announce a grand total of $1,200.86. l am defeated Pam Shriver, the con­ the first three games of the second in my volleys and my legs got tired. $22,500. in on them. One day last week it became clear to she was making a heroic effort to quell the compul­ son, growing in confidence each day. Recognizing with the loss of only three games , that the one hour, l^m inute match The top-seeded women’s doubles me how blithely I had been saying this, with little pleased to add the following sponsors to our list: queror of top seed Martina set as the key to the match. Jaeger “But I’m not pleased that 1 sion to run again. In placing Karen in a home situa­ needs and fears in Karen she well-remembered. haven’t put together those two big team of Navratilova and Shriver conscious realization of how much of myself I was tion, we were forcing her to become close to people, Jovitz Czinzn, Pat Conti, Larry Pouliot, Jack Navratilova,t6-4, 2-6, 6-2. had two break points in the opening Sue invited Karen to her house for supper. She wins. You’ve got to do that to win a . also were eliminated Friday. They promising to invest in that person. adding a lot more pressure. I asked her to come to Farrell, Blanche Boisbo, and Mr. Giola and the 1 his is the seventh time Evert has game and three more in the third, ’offered, at precisely the moment Karen needed it, big tournament like this. Until I do were beaten by the No. 5 team of Fern and 1 have both been working with Karen for me whenever she felt cornered to see if we couldn’t Landscaping and (Contracting Company. reached the final since 1975, and a and iLshe had won both games, that the open hand of a friend. that, well ... “ Barbara Potter and Sharon Walsh, months. Karen is a lovely young woman with stop the old patterns of flight and recrimination. sixth title would put her alone in would have given her a 3-0 lead. If MACC serves no other purpose, it is to function third place among the all-time “I just wasn’t concentrating out After she raced to a 5-1 lead to win who used strong serving and almost no confidence in or respect for herself. She Two weeks ago in this column I made a plea for Till-: CAI-L FOR HELP came when I was un­ in the role of a friend. Hhat day I felt, for the first women’s champions behind Molla there,” Jaeger said. “For some the second set, Shriver felt the tur­ superior teamwork to gain a 7-5, 2-6, does not recognize her wry sense of humor, her maternity clothes for a client of ours. Two days prepared. I had a homeless couple and their baby in time, that I had come close to achieving the goals Mallory (eight) and Helen Wills reason my head wasn’t telling me ning point came in the fourth game 6-4 upset. quiet patience, or her enormous potential for after that column was printed I found a bag of the office. On the phone was "an elderly woman we at the Conference have set for ourselves. I saw Moody (seven). of the final set. Potter and Walsh will meet the rebuilding her life. maternity clothes in exactly the right size sitting what to do.” No. 3 team of Rosie Casals and requesting fuel assistance. In the hall was a woman the time and love that was previously invested in Evert’s last U.S. championship Mandlikova, at 20, feels she has “She was serving at 2-1 and I had She has had a marriage fail and has lost custody outside my door. Australia’s Wendy Turnbull in with boxes of clothing donations, a man with a bag Sue and Karen and Linda multiply and return itself came in 1980 when she defeated matured quite a bit since losing to to break points,” Shriver said. “But of her only child. She has heaped more blame, guilt On behalf of our expectant mother, many thanks Saturday's final. Casals and Turn- of pears for the pantry, and a secretary from the in their immediate and unselfish reaching out to Mandlikova, and she holds an 11-2 Evert in the 1980 final 5-7, 6-1, 6-1. she came back with a big serve and and shame on herself than the harshest judge could go to our generous and anonymous donor, who also bull advanced with a 6-4, 6-1 victory church office with a/nessage. When Karen arrived career advantage over the fifth-seed then followed with her best second do. In the past year she has stayed only a few weeks Karen. brought in many fine pieces of children’s clothings. “ I was so young, it was difficult on I left Fern with the crowd. Since 1 had promised to Karen got through her crisis without running. from Czechoslovakia. me,” she said. “I felt the pressure. serve of the match, wide to my over the No. 8 team of Bettina in one place, running away when people began to Thanks hlso go to the many people who responded be there for Karen, she was my first priority. There will be more tough days ahead for her. But Tha women’s final will be played But I’m older now and the situation backhand. If 1 could have broken her Bunge and West Germany's Claudia get close to her. A month ago Karen ran again, and to our plea for children’s clothing. From someone A volunteer was addressing envelopes in one somehow, knowing how many people are opening Saturday, sandwiched between the isn’t so bad. I concentrate better there we’re back at 2-all and it’s Kohde. I cannot tell you our relief when she reappeared at who plowed through many garbage bags full of empty room, the janitor was sweeping the floor in themseives to her, I feel confident that Karen will men’s semifinals pairing Jimmy now, my passing shots are better our door, willing to start again. clothing, believe me when I tell you it was a bit Since the solitude of living alone gives Karen too the other. More volunteers were working in the pan­ come to recognize the potential we all see in her. Connors against Guillermo Vilas and for sure I’m playing better from overwhelming! much time to multiply her insecurities, we advised try. The only private place we could find, believe it So, please, be patient with us. When you come to r and defending champion John the baseline,” McEnroe against Ivan Lendl, This is The world’s fifth ranking women’s the first time since 1969 that the top player also claims to be “tougher, four seeded men all reached the mentally and physically,” as a Religion poll semifinals. result of the back injury that I After Jaeger, a winner over Evert sidelined her for four months last Calendars in the French Open this year, held winter. service to open the match, Evert “That was the first time I couldn’t Episcopalians swept through the next seven do what 1 wanted to do, because of Thursday—9:30 a.m., Bible discovery group, church To be on time games. A break in the fourth game the pain,” she explained. “ 1 wanted Here’s Center’s events room; 1:30 p.m.. Golden Age group, church room. « r ’> of the second set gave Evert a 3-1 to practice, 1 wanted to run, but 1 Friday—6:30 p.m., fisherman dinner and workshop in Church listing changes must be in to the Herald no lead before Jaeger followed with her couldn’t. I'm a very tempermental The following events are scheduled for Center Kaiser Hall. later than 5 p.m, Tuesday before the Saturday changes only break of the match in the fifth person. It was a very sad time for Congregational Church for the coming week: get high marks Saturday —6:30 p.m., “ Pairs and Spares” potluck take effect. game. But Evert came back with me. Sunday—10 a.m., worship service, sanctuary: 10 a.m. dinner at the Salzgeber residence. o another service breal at 15 in the feel a little older after this church school; 10 a.m., grade 7 and 8, Robbins Room; By David E. Anderson findings show that “ neither sixth game and won the next two ^ io d , I'm more patient, You know 11:15 a.m., grade 7 and 8 meet with teachers. Federa­ UPl Religion Writer those who take the Bible games to end the match: .--M t's just not tennis, thathat health is tion Room; 11:15 a m., reception for Chet Copeland, Puppets on agenda „ Sunday school to open absolutely literally nor “I felt like at any time the match number one. Before, it was tennis.” Woodruff Hall; 5 p.m., junior high. Federation Room; 7 Episcopalians,. those who accept it as a could turn around if I let up,” Evert Shriver was generally pleased eith p.m,, senior high, middle room. Faith Baptist Church, 52 Lake St., has scheduled its Trinity Covenant Church will kick off the new Sunday sometimes painted by their mere book of legends said. “She’s' a tough opponent, ft her performance in the Open, com­ UPI pholo Tuesday—3:30 p.m.. Pilgrim Choir, choral room; 6:30 Sunday school rally day Sunday dt 9:30 a.m. All children school year with a rally on Sunday from 9:25 to 10:25 more theologically conser­ represent majority views UPI photo was a lot tougher than the score in­ ing so soon after her latest shoulder p.m., sacred dance group, mezzanine; 7:30 p.m., board and adults are welcome to the prograni, which will in­ a.m. at the church on Hackmatack Street. vative critics as the most in the Episcopal Church.” HANA MANDLIKOVA RAISES RACQUET dicates, It was a strange kind of problems kept her out of competi­ CHRIS EVERT LLOYD WATCHES BALL of Christian concern, Robbins Room; 7:30 p.m., pruden­ Children and adults will meet in the sanctuary for clude puppets and singing. secular of Christian faiths, When belief was linked to . . . after gaining berth In women's finals match. Obviously, I won all the big tion for the best part of two months. . . . as she prepares to smash return tial board, church office; 7;30 p.m., board of Christian songs, prayers and special presentations. The Bible come out a full 8 points behavior, the survey found education, 59A Congress St. school theme this year will be “love comes from God.” higher than other Episcopalian Church atten­ Wednesday—10 a.m., Bethany group, Robbins Room; Center offers classes Classes, which wili begin on Sept. 19, meet every Sun­ Americans in rating the dance substantially higher 7 p.m., library committee, library; 7:30 p.m.. Chancel day from 9:25 to 10:25 a.m. and include children age 2 importance of religion in than the average American Choir, choral room. The Sunday morning Christian education program for through high school age and adults. their lives. with 47 percent of the NFL season kicks off Sunday Thursday—7:30 p.m., church council, Robbins Room. Center Congregational Church begins on Sunday from 10 Call the church at 649-2855 for information or registra­ According to a recent church members attending to 11:15 a.m. tion. Gallup Poll, “Profile of church weekly, compared Nursery through grade 2 children will meet in the Episcopalians” study, a with 31 percent of ‘God’s Will’ Is theme Simpson wing, behind the parish house. Grade 7 and 8 full 94 percent of Americans; as a whole. will meet in the Robbins Room. Registration will take Here’s Emanuel’s week Episcopalian respondents More than three in four Community Baptist Church, 585 E. Center St., will Rookie coaches to lead Patriots, Colts place in each classroom. said they rated religion as Episcopalians attend open 1982-1983 church school Sunday at 9:15 a.m. with Staff includes nursery, Judy Gray, Lynne The following events are scheduled at Emanuel very or fairly important in church at least twice a registration and assembly in Fellowship Hall. Montgomerv, Elaine Damon, Joan Gary, Margot Lutheran Church for the coming week: their lives. Among the month, the survey added. By United Press International Foxboro, Mass., from SMU. us are probably wearing out our (Jthers include linemen James York Giants, Chicago at Detroit, the he has yet to solve the mystery of The theme is “ Responding to God’s call to live in Stillman, Janet Stephens and Wendy Burgess; Sunday —9:45 a.m ., Sunday church school rally day general population, the Ail but 1 percent of The Colts and Patriots were the equipment manager changing the Hunter and Cleveland Crosby, cor- Los Angeles Rams vs. Green Bay the Jets. Christ.” Pre-school teachers are Rose Macllvain and preschool, Richard Claing, Karen Claing, Nola with installation of teachers at 8:30 a.m. and 11 a.m .; 2 figure is M percent. Episcopalians say they Frank Kush versus Ron Meyer. worst teams in the NFL last year, names on playing uniforms." nerback James Burroughs and safe­ (at Milwaukee), St. Louis at New “ ft’s been a lot of different things Linda Payne. Carolyn Livermore, Joan Meldrum and Johannes, Sue Stone and Melissa Juros; grades 1 and 2, p.m., Widows-Widowers. The survey was con­ pray, with private prayer No, it’s not Arizona State against each posting a 2-14 record, and both Indeed. ty Jeff Delaney. On the offense, Orleans, Tampa Bay at Minnesota over the years,” says Shula. “It's Laurie Green will teach younger elementary. JoAnn Sadosky, Marylou Thieling, Anna Salo, Marilyn Monday —3:30 p.m., staff meeting; 7:30 p.m., Ruth ducted by the once a day the most Southern Methodist, but it ipay coaches are using a number of At New England, Matt Cavanaugh rookie quarterback Mike Pagel, a and Washington at Philadelphia. not just one thing That you can put Sue Williams will, teach older elementary, and Ken McCann, Ella Atamian and Heather Pitts. Circle,; 7:30 p.m., church council. denomination’s State of the frequent manner, accor­ seem that way when the Baltimore rookies with hopes of developing a will start at quarterback ahead of fourth-round pick out of Arizona On Monday night, Pittsburgh is at. , your finger on. I thought we played Harley will teach junior high. David Livermore and Dot Also grades 3 and four, Evalyn Preston, Barbara Tuesday —10 a.m.. Old Guard, all retired men of the Church Committee for the ding to the survey. Colts line up against the New winning team. eight-year veteran Steve Grogan State, starts ahead of first-round Dallas. well against them in Shea Stadium Corcoran will teach grade 9 and 10; and Bruce Green Joyner, Harriet Hiller and Carole Clifford; grades 5 and community invited; 11:15 a.m., Phebe Circle meeting at church’s trienniai general On a more discouraging England Patriots Sunday on .the “This (game) is paramount to us, while No. 1 draft- chpice Kenneth choice Art Schlichter. The Dolpins-Jets game is the only last year and they beat us in the last and Bob Burt will teach grade 11 and 12. 6, Pat Kennard, Rob French, Tom Atamian, Holly Whit­ Vivian Larson’s. convention next month in note, the survey showed opening day of the'D iFys-regular it’s what the fight is all about,” said Sims is expected to anchor the In other games Sunday, it’s the Sunday contest featuring two 1981 minute. We had a chance to beat Senior high students and adults will see the film Wednesday —7 p.m., MARCH Inc.; 7:30 p.m., comb and Larisa Clough, New Orleans. the proportion of church season. Meyer. “I don’t even want to think defense from his end position. Los Angeles Raiders at San Fran­ playoff teams. Over the past four them in Miami and we tied them. At “Parable.” A discussion wilf follow. Adult classes will Also preconfirmation, Je ri^ Clough, Dotti Custer and Emanuel Choir rehearsal. menribers who say they Kush, the former Arizona State about what happens if you lose. For Baltimore, which allowed a cisco, Miami at the New York Jets, years, the Jets are 7-0-1 against the least that’s a step in the right direc­ be led by Willa Stanford, Joe Vollrath and Jim Meek. Ginny Tucci; worship, Lillian Simmers and Harriet Thursday —10 a.m., prayer group; 11:15 a.m., care Two specific questions make financial pledges to coach, makes his NFL coaching “ I think it’s going to be a tremen­ league-high 533 points last year, six , Houston at Cincinnati, Cleveland at Dolphins and while Don Shula has tion.” Following the 10:30 a.m. worship service on Sunday, Hiller; office assistant, Mike Suhie; treasurer, Ted and visitation; 3:45 p.m.. Belle Choir. were asked about religious the denomination dropped debut against the Patriots, coached dously competitive game. It’s the new players, including linebacker Seattle, Kansas City at Buffalo, San the highest winning percentage Miami won the AFC East title at the church family will gather at Indian Notch, Bolton Metheny; preschool coordinator, Betty Rousseau, and Friday—8 p.m., Schola Cantorum of Oxford, England, beiief: one on beliefs about from 97 percent to 91 per­ by Meyer, who just transferred to start of two new programs. Both of Johnie Cooks, start on defense Diego at Denver. Atlanta at the New (.706) among active NFL coaches. 11-4-1 last year. for a potluck meal, watermelon dessert, swimming and director, Anne Flynn. in concert. Jesus Christ and the other cent. games. Saturday —8 p:m., Alcoholics Anonymous will meet in on beliefs about the Bible. But the State of the Luther Hall, 60 Church St. According to the survey Church Committee said the Unitarians plan festival results, 73 percent of the number of members who Teen parenting Is focus Episcopalians polled by the say they pledge “is still Archer, Gilder share lead The Unitarian-Universalist Soci.ety East has Gallup organization said very high and may reflect Nelson taking risk Community Baptist Church, 585 E. Center St., will scheduled'a re-opening festival on Sunday at 10:30 a.m. South plans Its week they believe Jesus was intention as well as actual sponsor a five week series for parents of teens and at the Meeting house, 153 W. Vernon St. both God and man, with 9 behavior.” SUTTON, Mass. (UPI) - George managed his second straight 67 as he missed a 4-foot putt. The Rev. Arnold Westwood will trace the spiritual The following events are scheduled at South United preteens beginning Sept. 14 and continuing through five percent saying he was God Some 58 percent of the Archer and Bob Gilder continued he gunned'Tor his third title of the 'T played very well up to the last heritage of the faith. Religious education classes will Methodist Church for the coming week: consecutive Tuesdays from 7:45 to 9:30 p.m. and 14 percent saying he adults responding to the their assault on par and held a two;- year. four holes,” said Archer, who saved meet and nursery care is available. Coffee will be Sunday —9 and 10:45 a.m .. Dr. Shephard S. Johnson Participants will take part in role playing, discussion was “a divinely inspired survey said they formerly stroke lead over fast-charging Mike McCullough, who missed six par on 17 with a 12-foot putt. “ I feel I readings and small group activities. Leaders are served following the service. preaching, nursery care available; 8:30 a.m., church in obtaining Cowens man.” were members of another weeks with a back injury, had a no­ am in great position, but 1 have to school registration, reception hall; 9 a.m., church McCullough Friday after two rounds Charlotte and Bill Kennedy, parents of two teens. Belief about the Bible denomination. The largest bogey 64, one shot off the course shoot two more good rounds to win, school, nursery through grade 9; 10:45.a.m ., nursery and of a $300,000 PGA tournament. Mrs. Kennedy is director of Christian Education has changed sharply since proportion, 26 percent, record. He said he plans to leave the because these days three good senior high; 2 to 5 p.m., membership seminar, educa­ MILWAUKEE (UPI) - because of that I went ahead with and averaged 18,2 points and 14 The tournament is known as the Ministries for Central Baptist Church in Hartford. Noted choir to visit 1978— the last survey — ac- tour next year unless he wins a tour­ rounds just won’t do it any more.” came from the United Milwaukee Bucks Coach Don Nelson it.” rebounds a game. One of the most Bank of Boston Classic. Kennedy is director of social services for the town of tion wing; 6 p.m., S.O.S. potluck dinner, reception hall; . cording to church officials. nament before the season is Gilder also had a potentially spec­ Emanuel Lutheran Church, 60 Church St., will host a 7 p.m., youth fellowship, youth lounge; 7:30 p.m., adult Methodist Church, with said Friday he was willing to take a The last two years the Bucks have dominant players in the game, he Archer, a 19-year veteran who Mansfield. The number of through. tacular round thwarted when he performance-of the Schola Cantorum of Oxford on 19.3 percent coming from “calculated risk” on bringing Dave easily won the Central Division title stunned the Celtics when he retired hasn’t won since 1976, survived a Cost of the series is $20 per family. Call the church of­ Bible study, education wing. Episcopalians who say the Five players, including Peter missed 3-foot birdie chances at the Friday at 8 p.m. at the church. Monday —7:30 p.m., administrative board, education the Roman Catholic Cowens out of retirement because only to falter in the playoffs against during the exhibition season in 1980. double-bogey and posted a 3-under- fice at 643-0537 any morning to register or to obtain ad­ Bible is “to be taken Jacobsen and Lindy Miller who had 16th and 18lh ho)es. The 31-year-old The group is considered one of Europe’s finest choral Church, 16.9 from Baptist he thinks his old teammate can lead bigger teams. Nelson said Cowens, “ I’m coming out of retirement par 68 for a two-round total of 134, 8- ditional information. wing. literally, word for word” 65s, were in at 137. Eleven players, Gilder did have one brilliant stretch, ensembles. The 40-voice mixed choir was founded in Tuesday—7:30 p.m., social concerns commission, 154 bodies. In the 1978 survey, the Bucks to the NBA title this at 6-feet-9 and 230 pounds, will give because I feel there’s a real under par. Gilder missed two short has declined from 15 per­ only 48 percent of the adult putts in the final three holes but still indudig first-round coleader Ed eagling the fourth with a 20-foot chip 1960 at Oxford University, and since then they have St. John St.; 7:30 p.m., women’s pirayer and study; 20 season. the club the power forward it needs challenge here,” he said. cent to 11 percent, and the Sneed, David Graham, Fuzzy and following with birdies at 5 from appeared at major music festivals throughout England, Hartford Road; 7 p.m.. Youth Choir, pumpkin patch. Episcopalians had The Bucks signed the 33-year-old to contend for the title. ‘Pairs and Spares’ to meet proporitoon believing the Zoeller and Ron Commans, were in 15 feet and 6 from 12 feet. But he had the Continent and the United States. Wednesday—7:30 p.m., evangelism commission; 7:30 previously belonged to Cowens to a two-year contract that “ Nobody’s going to kick sand in Bible is the “inspired word at 138, Defending champion Jack just one birdie, a 15-foot putt on 11, Andrew Parrott is conductor. Stephen Clark is p.m., district education workshop; 7:30 p.m., Oiancel another church. ended his two year, self-imposed our faces anymore,” he said. “We The following events are scheduled at Concordia of God, but not everything UConn hopes to surprise Renner was one of 10 players at 139. over the final 12 holes. organist and Stephen Wilson will play cello. The group retirement from the Boston Celtics. feel very strongly our team is ready Lutheran Church for the coming week; Choir, pumpkin patch. in it should be taken literal­ Archer, who shared the first-day “ I suppose I shouldn't complain will perform works by Gabrieli, Bach, Taverner, Thursday —noon, senior Methodists, reception hall; M ilw au kee had to give up to make a legitimate run at the title. Tuesday — 10 a.m., administrative staff meeting in ly, word for word,” has in­ STORRS (UPI) — The University returns for his final year and a shot lead with Sneed, reeled off five with a 67, but I had a good chance to Purcell, and Tippett. 6:45 p.m., fair meeting; 7:30 p.m., UMW mission team; playmaking guard Quinn Buckner We feel our time is now ... before pastor's office’ creased from 74 ^rcent to THE at every UConn receiving record. straight birdies on the front nine, be at least two shots better and'^l The concert is open to the public. Tickets are $4 per 6:30 p.m.. Junior Choir, pumpkin patch. for Cowens, something Nelson ad­ Bob (Lanier) retires.” of Connecticut football team is by no Wednesday —7:45 p.m., Concordia Choir meeting on 80 percent. His 57 receptions in 1981 set a school the longest from 15 feet, and birdied didn't take advantage of it, that's person. Friday—10 a.m ., Al-Anon, BIBLE mitted could hurt the club. The 6-foot-ll Lanier may quit means the pick of the Yankee stage in Kaiser Hall. (hiurch officials say the record, and Hugger totaled 1,145 the 12th hole to go to 11-under-par. all," said Gilder, who won the Byron SPEAKS “I am taking a risk, a calculated after this season and Nelson said Conference, but Coach Walt Nadzak yards for an average of 20.1 yards But the 42-year-old former Masters Nelson and Westchester Classics By risk,’’ Nelson said at a news con­ getting Ckjwens was part of his com­ and his players hope to parlay the per catch. champion double-bogeyed the this year. “ But I'm a bit hot, I mis­ Eug«nB ference, “because no one has ever mitment to “win a title before Bob underdog role into a few surprises, Senior halfback Joe Markus of 15thwhen he pushed his drive out of sed those short ones on 16 and 18; Br«w «r laid out two years and come back. goes.” starting with Saturday's game at Trumbull backs Trivella, a junior, bounds and bogeyed the 16th when that's uncalled for." But I know what makes him tick and Ckiwens, a seven-time NBA All- Colgate. The happy medium between with experience. Markus averaged 5 Religious Services what kind of a person he is and Star, played ten years for the Celtics Picked to finish fifth in a extremes often is difficult to preseason poll of the conference’s yards per carry last season, scoring identify and adopt. Religion coaches, UConn comes off a 4-7 six touchdowns'and was No. 2 in the tends to wander from one season and will be without its 1981 nation in Division I-AA all-purpose Long-hitting Johnson excess to the other. For cen­ orship. 10:45 a.m. Sunday FULL ^ GOSPEL (Thursday); 7 p.m.. Youth service Holy Communion first and third SOCIETY; East. 153 W. Vernon school; 11 a.m. fellowship hour. offensive leader, departed quarter­ running. Andover school; 7 p.m. Bible study and INTERDENOMINATIONAL (Friday). Sunday. St. Rev. Arnold Westwood, CENTER CONGREGATIONAL turies Christendom expended Heismqn Trophy hopefuls sellowship. Wednesday. 7:30 CHURCH. 745 Main St. Rev. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 43 CHURCH OF CHRIST. Lydall minister. 10:30 a.m.. Service. CHURCH. 11 Center Street. Rev. back Ken Sweitzer, Nadzak has shifted some players FIRST CONGREGATIONAL exorbitant energy debating p.m'. prayer meeting. Philip Saunders, minister. 10:30 Spruce St. Rev. Richard Gray, and Vernon streets. Eugene ST. JAMES CHURCH, Rev. Newell H. Curtis Jr., senior Rob Trivella of Torrington steps to new defensive positions in an ef­ CHURCH (UNITED CHURCH OF such life and death issues as secures Classic e(dge PRINCE OF PEACE a.m.. praise, worship service and pastor. 10:30 a.m., worship ser­ Brewer and Steve Holt, ministers. Francis V. Krukowskl. Rev. paslor; Rev. Chet Copeland, how many spirits could stand in to replace Sweitzer at the helm of fort to solidify a porous defense that CHRIST). 107 Route 6 at Long Hill LUTHERAN CHURCH. Route 31 Bible study; 7 p.m., deliverance vice. nursery: 9:15 a.m., Sunday Sunday services: 9 a.m. Bible Robert Burbank, team ministry; associate pastor; Rev. Clifford O. Road. Rev. Richard H. Taylor, on the head of a pin. Human the Huskies’ multiwishbone offense. allowed 342 yards and 23.2 points per and North River Road. Rev. W. H. service. school; 7 p.m..informal worship.' classes; 10 a.m. worship; 6 p.m. Rev. Edward J. Reardon. Satur­ Simpson, pastor emeritus. 10 in sub-par performances pastor. Sunday worship. 10 a m., Wilkens. pastor. 9 a.m.. Sunday FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH. 52 ST. JOHN’S POLISH worship. Wednesday: 7 p.m. Bi­ day masses at 4 and 6:30 p.m.; a.m., Worship srvice, sanctuary; beings and their present needs Senior split end Keith Hugger game. DALLAS (UPI) — Long-hitting strength so she could finish the nursery care provided, social school; 10:15 a.m., worship ser­ Lake St. Rev. James Beliasov, NATIONAL CATHOLIC CHURCH. ble study. Nursery provided for all Sunday masses at 7:30, 9. 10:30 10 a.m. Church School. were grossly neglected Chris Johnson, who has never won round. hour alter the service. vice pastor. 9:30 a.m.,'Sunday school; 23 Golway St. Rev. Walter A. services. a.m. and noon. TEMPLE BETH SHOLOM. 400 PITTSBURGH (U^’I) — The throwing four interceptions. “ I felt terrible,” said Charbon- 10:30 a.m., worship service; 7 anything bigger than an invitational ST. MARY’S CHURCH. Route Hyszko. pastor. 8:30 a.m., mass FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. TRINITY COVENANT E. Middle Turnpike. Rabbi About a century ago in­ nationally televised season opener Meanwhile Bryant, the’ nation’s nier. who started last week's tour 31 Rev. F. Bernard Miller, pastor: p.m.. evening service. in English and Polish. SCIENTIST. 447 N. Main St. 10:30 Richard J. Plavin, Israel Tabatsky, collegiate tournament, took advan­ CHURCH. 302 Hackmatack St. terests turned toward the here third leading rusher last year even Bolton Rev. John L. S uprenant. CHURCH OF THE ST. BARTHOLOMEW’S a.m., church service, Sunday Summer hours: 8 a.m., morning cantor. Dr. Leon Wind. Rabbi between top-ranked Pittsburgh and Reggie mokes pinch tage of the relatively cool weather stop with a 67 before fading to 22nd associate pastor. Saturday ASSUMPTION. Adams Street at CHURCH. 741 E. Middle Turn­ school, and care for small worship service; 9:15 to 9:50 a.m.. Emeritus. Services. 8:15 p.m. and now, as Biblical teaching No. 6 North Carolina at Three though he ran half the year on a bad early Friday and fired a 6-under 66 place. “It would have been a shame CHURCH OF ST. MAURICE. 32 masses at 5:15 p.m.; Sunday Thompson Road. Rev. Edward S. pike. Rev. Martin J. Scholsky. children. coffee and fellowship; 10 a.m. Friday and 9:45 a.m., Saturday. was left in the lurch. The social ankle, managed just 58 yards on 16 Hebron Road. The Rev. J. Clifford Rivers Stadium was expected to be that gave her the first round lead in to waste this round. But every time masses at 7:30. 9:30 andJ0:45 Pepin, pastor. Saturday masses pastor. Saturday mass at 5 p.m.; morning worship service. SOUTH UNITED METHODIST gospel became the rage in the a chance for two Heisman Trophy carries. COSTA MESA, Calif. (UPI) — California Angels slu p er Reggie a putt went in the hole 1 felt a little Curtin, pastor. Saturday mass at a m.; Holy Days at 7 a.m.. 5:30, at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; Sunday Sunday masses at 8:30, 10 and CHURCH. 1226 Main St. Dr. old-line denominations, as Jackson captured two robbery suspects who stood and waited with the the $155,000 Mary Kay Classic. 5 p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30. COMMUNITY BAPTIST hopefuls to show off their stuff. Each player was hampered by his better.” 7:30 p.m. ' masses at 7:30. 9. 10:30 and 11:30 a.m. CHURCH. 585 E. Center St. Rev. Shephard S. Johnson. Rev. man’s relationship with God Johnson, in her third year on the 9:15 and 11 a.m. 1.1:45 a.m ST. MARY’S EPISCOPAL team’s penalties and the opponent’s baseball star Friday until police arrived because “they figured he SECOND CONGREGATIONAL James I. Meek, minister. 9:15 Laurence M. Hill, pastor. 9 and was reduced to bettering the Instead, Panther quarterback LPGA tour, had finished no higher Among those at 4-under 68 were BOLTON UNITED METHODIST CHURCH. (United Church of fiHURCH, Park and Church staunch defense, and Bryant was could outrun them,” officers said. ST. BRIDGET CHURCH. 70 a m.. Church school for all ages, 10:45 a.m., worship; 9 a.m., material and social states of Danny Marino and Tar Heel running than fourth. Her round equaled the Beth Daniel, Cathy Morse, Hollis CHURCH. 1041 Boston Turnpike. Christ). Route 44A. Rev. Robert K. 'Vtreets. Rev. Stephen K. Jacob­ church school. Jackson was driving through the Orange County community where CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST Main St. Rev. Philip A. Sheridan kindergarten through Grade 4 son, rector; Rev. Frederick P. men. bMk KelvinBryant turned in perfor- suffering from a sore heel that was Stacy and Vivian Brownlee. Second Rev. Marjorie Hlles. pastor. 11 Bechtold. pa#fbr. 9:30 a.m. EMANUEL LUTHERAN he lives shortly before noon when he heard a burglar alarm at a home lowest in her pro career. a.rri.. worship service, nursery. OF LATTER-DAY SAINTS. Wood- and Rev. Emilio P. Padelli, co­ continuing during the service; Moser, assistant to the rector. Jinances that at best could be termed stepped on by a teammate in prac­ leading money winner Sandra Church school for all ages: 10 side Street and Hillstown Road. pastors. Saturday masses at 5 10:30 a.m., Morning worship, ’CHURCH, Church and Chestnut Jeaus would say: “ You and saw two young men coming out of the house. He got out of his car “I figure it is about time I won," ST. GEORGE’S EPISCOPAL a m., worship ^rvlce (child care Summer services 7:30 a.m. and Streets. Rev. Dale H. Gustafson tice last week. Wendel K. Walton, bishop. 8:30 and 7:30 p.m; Sunday masses at nursery providedi should have practiced the disappointingly sub-par during the said the graduate of the University Haynie shot 69, but defending cham­ CHURCH. Boston Turnpike. Rev. provided). 10 a.m. Holy Communion every and Rev. Michael Lohrnann. and approached the two. John C. Holliger. vicar. 10 a.m., a.m.. Priesthood and Relief 7:30; 9. 10:30 and noon. CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE. Wednesday at 10 a.m. latter, without neglecting the mistake-filled defensive battle even­ Marino blamed himself for a lot. of of Arizona. “I ’ve worked hard on my pion Jan Stephenson struggled all THE FIRST Society; 11:15 a.m^. Sacrament JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES. 647 236 Main St. Rev. Neale McLain, pastors; Stephen E. Farwlg, in­ tually won by Pitt, 7-6, Thursday “He figured something was wrong,” Lt. Tom Durham said, “ and he Family Eucharist; 11 a.m., CONGREGATIONAL 6 h URCH NORTH UNITED METHODIST tern; the Rev. C. Henry Anderson, former," MATT. 23:23. Moral his problems. swing and now that my putting is day and turned in a disappointing 76. Nursery program and coffee Meeting. Tolland Turnpike. Tuesday: senior pastor; Rev. George Em- CHURCH. 300 Parker St. Richard “I had it in my mind not to force had a neighbor call police. He just told them, ‘Stand here, let’s wait Stephenson won this tournament OF COVENTRY. 1171 Main St. SALVATION ARMY. 661 Main Congregation Bible Study, 7 p.m.; mitt. minister of visitation and pastor emeritus. 8 a.m., contem­ goodness cannot atone for sin night. coming around I think I have a good fellowship. Rev. Bruce Johnson, pastor. 11 W. Dupee, pastor. 8:45 and 10:15 porary worship with Communion, — Jesus can. But when con­ Marino, P itt’s all-time leading the ball deep, but I did it anyway, for the cops.’ last year with an all-time LPGA 54- BOLTON CONGREGATIONAL St. Maj. and Mrs. Arthur Carlson, Thursday: Theocratic School outreach. 9:30 a.m., Sunpay a.m.. worship, adult Bible class, “ An officer at the scene said the suspects recognized him and that chance. Of course a lot of people out a.m.. worship: 9:30 a.m., church 9:30 a.m.. Sunday school: 10:45 (speaking course). 7:30 p.m.; school; 10:45 a.m., worship, chapel; 8:30 a.m.. worship; 9:45 verted to him, the fruits of his passer and fourth In last year’s and that’s why I threw four in­ hole record score of 198, but a series CHURCH. 228 Bolton Center school in Church Lane House. nursery, coffee between services; a.m., church school, adult forum, was the reason they did not run. They figured Jackson could outrun here have good chances.” Road at the Green. Rev. J. Stan­ a.m.. holiness meeting; 7 p.m.. Service Meeting (ministry children’s church and nursery; 7 10:15 a.m., church school, righteousness will be produced Heisman balloting, did guide the’ terceptions,” he sfid. “Being psy­ Johnson took a one-shot lead over of personal problems, including a Nursery care provided. salvation meeting. trairiing). 8:15 p.m.; Sunday: bible study, nursery: 11 a.m., ton Conover, minister. 9:30 a.m., p.m., evening service, nursery. nursery; 5:30 to 7 p.m., junior and in our lives. Panthers on one ipressive ched up is part of playing football, them.” court fight in which she is trying to UNITED PENTECOSTAL Public Bible Lecture. 9:30 a.m.; CALVARY CHURCH worship, nursery. The two men, Amadis Ahmed Zabala, 23, of Honolulu, and Franklin 1981 U.S. Open champ Pat Bradley worship service, nursery. senior Igh MYF; 7:30 to 8:30 p.m., CONCORDIA LUTHERAN touchdown drive — a seven-play, 69- but you have to stay cool and play in­ annul her marriage, has put a dent CHURCH. 187 Woodbridge St. Watchtower Study. 10:25. (Assemblies of God), 647 E. Mid­ junior and senior sacred dance Packard Firlein, 31, of Chester, Pa., were booked for burglary and and little-known Carole Charbon- , Manchester Rev. Marvin Stuart, tplnlster. 10 ZION EVANGELICAL dle Turnpike. Rev. Kenneth L. CHURCH (LCA). 40 Pitkin St. Rev. yard march In the third quarter telligently. Most times, I did not in her golf game. Coventry groups. Holy Communion first Burton D. Strand, pastor. 6 a.m.. held in lieu of $U,0(X) bail. nier, who birdied the first four holes a m.. Sunday school; 11 a.m.. LUTHERAN CHURCH (Missouri Gustafson, pastor. 9:30 a.m.. Sunday of each month. capped by his 4-yard scoring pass to play intelligently.” Leading money winner JoAnne GOSPEL HALL, Center Street. Holy Communion; nursery; 9:15 of the Bent Tree Country Club morning worship; 6 p.m.. evening Synod). Cooper and High streets. Sunday school; 10:30 a.m., ser­ SECOND CONGREGATIONAL (MUWHOFlMMSf Bryan Thomas. But he was off Jackson and the Angels were scheduled to play the Toronto Blue COVENTRY PRESBYTERIAN 10 a m., breaking bread; 11:45 a.m., Christian growth hour, Ljrdall and Vamon Straala Still, at least the two defenses course despite a bad case of the flu earner is taking this week off, CHURCH. Route 44-A and Trow- worship; 7:30 p.m., bible study Rev. Charles W. Kuhl, pastor. 0 vice of worship; 6 30 p.m., CHURCH. 385 N. Main 8t. The Jays at nearby Anaheim Stadium Friday night. a.m.. Sunday school; 7 p.m., nursery; 10:30 a.m., Holy Com­ Phona; eM.20M target most of the night, completing played up to the teams’ loftv (Tuesday); p p.m.. Ladies' prayer a.m.. Divine worship; .10:15 a.m evening service. Rev. Leslie Chapman, pastor. 10 and tljth just tried to keep up her having won the last three tour stops. 'jridge Road. Rev. Brad Evans, gospel meeting. munion. nursery. 15 28 passes for 125 yards while pastor. Sunday. 9:30 a.m. (Thursday); 7 p.m.. Men’s prayer Sunday School and Yputh Forum. UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST a.m. worship service and church ^ rankings.

• 1 MANCHESTER HERALD, Sat., Sept. 11, 1982 - 17 M. - MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat.. Sept. 11, 1982 Cross country previews

A Scoreboard Double L title goal o\oW

Penny Pulz 34-39-73 Vicki Tabor 36*38—73 of Indian thinclads Patti Rizzo 36- 37-73 MAJOR Kelli Rinker 34-39-73 Tigers trim RSox K peting against each other. The kids Alice Miller 37- 36-73 38- 35-73 have to understand and I feel this Baseball LEAGUE Jane Crafler BOSTON (UPI) — Lou Whitaker, sixth, Dwight Evans walked, Jim I; By Len Auster Alice Ritzman 34-39-73 ‘/ f ’» an experienced team, probably one of the group will do itself proud,” he Martha Hansen 36J7-73 John Wockenfuss and Chet Lemon Rice singled and Yastrzemski Herald Sportswrlter LEADERS Rica Comstock 37-36-73 most talented Vve had. It has a lot of natural S td t6 S Debbie Skinner 35«-73 hit solo home runs and Jack Morris ripped a single to right, scoring “This year we’re shooting for the Manchester was racked by . in­ Jeannette Kerr 37-36-73 won for the first time at Fenway Evans and cutting the lead to 4-1. juries in '.81 and did well to take IvC Ann Cassaday 34-39-73 Double L title. That’s our No. 1 talent.’ c •• AMERICAN LEAGUE By United ’Press International Janet Alex 37-37-74 Park Friday night to lead the But the Tigers chased Dennis goal,” states Manchester High boys’ Coach George Suitor third in its class. “Last year was Bv UniCed Press International Including games played Thursday. Sept Dot Germain 36- 38-74 Detroit Tigers to a 6-4 victory over Eckersley, 12-11, in the seventh with just the way it goes. This year we’ll (does not include night games) 9 By United Press International Jane Blalock 34- 40-74 two runs to take a 6-1 advantage. cross country Coach George Suitor East $300,000 PGA Tournament Amelia Rorer 37- 37-74 the . AMERICAN LEAGUE At Sutton, Mass., Sept. 10 without hesitation. group. year probably has the best talent hope to stay injury free. I want to W 1. Pci. GB. Individual Batting Jo Ann Washam 35- 39-74 Morris, 16-14, had lost all five Trammell doubled for the third time put the top seven guys on the Double Milwaukee 83 57 .560 _ player, clb ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi avg. (Par-71) Cathy Reynolds 37- 37-74 previous career decisions in Boston. and scored on a single by Whitaker. I t’s a lofty objective but one not “It‘s an experienced team ever. There are five teams here who Baltimore 78 60 .566 4 Second round: 34-40-74 Wilson. KC «6 73 166 17 13 3 41 67- 67-^134 Vicki Singleton without precedent. Manchester probably one of the most talented may be the best five teams in New L line so we’ll have a shot.” Boston 77 61 .568 5 Yount. Mil 943 109 179 42 10 23 93 . 330 Bob Gilder Marlene DeArman 36- 38-74 Carl Yastrzemski accounted for all Glenn Wilson singled Whitaker to New York 71 67 .514. 11 Harrah. Civ 523 93 1^26 4 25 73 .319 George Archer 66^6-134 Brenda Goldsmith 37- 37-74 four Red Sox’ runs with an RBI third. After an intentional walk to harriers the past six years have I’ve had,” cites Suitor, beginning his England,” Suitor explains. “We Detroit 70 67 .511 IIW Mike McCullough 72-64-136 38- 36-74 Garcia. Tor 537 82 171 29 2 4 38 .318 6849-137 Silvicn Bertoiaccini single in the sixth inning and a Lance Parrish, Lemon hit a fielder’s finish^ no worse than third — that ninth year at the helm. “It has a lot could have one of our best years Schedule: Sept. 16 at Notre Dame Cleveland 67 70 .489 14^ Cooper. Mil 569 91 176 30 229106.315 Mike Soli Betsy King 36«-75 Toronto .464 Jack Newton 69-68-12T7 38- 37-75 three-run homer in the eighth, choice, scoring Whitaker. a year ago — in the state Class LL of natural talent. We’ll be alright at ever and be fifth in the state. The of West Haven with Fairfield Prep 66 75 18 B ie r Bos 480 72151 21 322 88 .315 68- 69-177 Joan Joyce West Paciork. Ch 337 41 106 24 4 9 49 .315 Mike Donald Pam Glctzen 37- 38-75 Meet. They were state champs in '77 the beginning of the year. It will competition will be that good.” He Lindy Miller 724&-I37 Morris got into trouble in the and St. Joseph, 18 Windham In­ Kansas City 79 60 .568 U nsird, Bs 414 56 1*26 4 9 56 .314 7047- 177Sandra Post 38- 37-75 take us probably to mid-year to get sees East Catholic, St. Bernard, California 77 62 564 2 Murray. Bit 468 69 143 23 1 27 89 .312 Peter Jacobsen la)ri Huxhold 38-39-75 WhiUker led off the game with his eighth by walking Jerry Remy and and ‘79. vitational, 21 Hall /Fermi H, 25 Chicago Mark Lye 7147- 138 36-39-75 74 64 .636 4V^ Carew. Cal 441 7313723 3 2 * 311 66- 72-138 Candyn Hill 14th and Wockenfuss Evans. Yastrzemski then hit his 15th The Iffdians, 11-2 in dual meets a into real good form.” Xavier, Windham and his own squad Westlake Invitational, 28 at Penney Seattle 66 73 ,471 13Vi McRae. KC 5* 77 164 * 6 23118.309 Ed SncM Gerda Bovkin 36- 39-75 Oakland 59 81 .421 20V^ Wayne Levi 7046-138 37- 38-75 added a solo shot in the second to home run into the Tigers’ bullpen to year ago, begin the new campaign Suitor is also high on his as the top five -w ith Cheshire not with Simsbury and Hartford Public, Brett, KC 469 * 1 4 4 * 921 70 .307 7246-138 Robin Walton Texas 56 83 .403 23 Hrbek. Mnn 470 74 143 19 4 22 81 .304 Gil' Morgan l,aurie Rinker 36®-75 provide Detroit with a 2-0 lead. The cut the lead to 6-4. Aurelio Lopez got Thursday in a four-way meet sophomore group of Bob Castagna, far behind. Oct. 2 St. Anthony’s Invitational on Minnesota 49 90 .363 30 Ron Commans 67- 71-138 Beverly Klass 37- 38-75 Bonneli, Tr 401 5912225 3 6 48 .304 7048- 138 the last two outs in the ninth to notch against Notre Dame in West Haven Ed Lynch, John Comeau and Paul Suitor sees the individual talent Long Island, 11 Wickham In­ Friday's Games Bell. Tex 498 57 151 27 1 U 63 .308 Joff Sanders Kathy McMullen 38- 37-75 Tigers extended the lead to 3-0 in the with St, Joseph and Fairfield Prep. and hopes to get it to work as a unit. Detroit at Boston, night I.uzinsk, Ch 524 77 157» 1 17 92 .300 Mike Holland 7246-138 Colleen Walker 36n Hinkle 68-72-140 Undrwd. Ok 9 51* 0128 59 72 3.17 7248- 140 Desjardins 51-51-60-162, net 114. — drove in three runs first. Caldwell walked Willie Ran­ Seattle (Bannister 12*10) at Texas Vekveh, Ml 16 4 194.1 1* 90 93 320 .John Mazza (Hough 13*11), 8:06 p.m. Brad Bryant 68- 72-140 Two-Ball - Gottier-Archabualt 30, w ith a hom e r u n , dolph and Jerry Mumphrey and Ken East girls still very talented Sutclifl, Civ 11 6 182.0 153 81 1* 3.21 70- 70-140 Minnesota (Viola 4*6) at Kansas City Allen Miller Eckrsly. Bs 1210191.01* 411* 3 * 69- 71-140 Staknis-Burnham 30, Wheeler- sacrifice fly and an eighth-inning Griffey beat, out infield hits. After Neipsic tennis finalists (Leonard 9-4), 8:35 p.m Stanley. Bos 9 6148.2145 44 75 3 * Bruce Devlin Yale, to do well. “ I’m putting Toronto (Stieb 1^-13) at California 8 5J56.1 153 46 76 3.45 Terrv Mauney 7347- 140 Nelson 30. single Friday night, lifting the Dave Winfield Hied out, Randolph Sal Mangiafico stepped down as Wilt. Cal Mike Hill 68-73-141 By Len Auster changed as the East Catholic girls’ pressure on myself,” he states, “I (Forsch 11-10), 10 p.m. Palmer, Bit 13 .41822166 52 91 3.45 7348- 141 to a 5-3 victory scored when Lou Piniella bounced Steve Hedge, left, downed Stu Jennings to win the Men’s the Eaglette leader, going into Sunday's Games 12 102* 0196 63 1* 3.53 Lee Elder cross country team heads into the Banni.str, S Ron Steck 68- 72-141 over the . into a force out. When second Herald Sportswrlter want to keep myself on top of the Baltimore at Cleveland Blue, KC 12 9 157.0141 * 84 3.56 Singles Tournament at the Neipsic Tennis Club In three sets. 1982 campaign shooting for its third private industry. Also gone are Lin­ Detroit at Boston .lim Simons 71- 70-141 baseman Ed Romero attempted to situation so I don’t make a mistake. Matlack. Tx 7 61*2148 33 71 3 56 7447- 141 Mike Caldwell, 15-11, scattered Hadge teamed with Andy Browne to gain the Men's Doubles ti­ There's a new coach but the per­ consecutive state Class L cham­ da Reddy, who matriculated at Chicago at Oakland Hoyt, Chi 15131* 01* 43 % 3.58 Hobby Cole get the double play, he threw the I know the girls won’t” Milwaukee at New York Mark Hayes 7348- 141 nine hits in going the distance for sonnel otherwise is primarily un­ Boston University after a fine NATIONAL LEAGUE 60-72-141 ball ppst first and Mumphrey tle by whipping the team of Brad Easterbrook and McSolomon. pionship. Skehan is aware he’s assumed an Minnesota at Kansas City Individual batting Bill Britton Milwaukee to notch the victory. scholastic career, and Robin Toronto at California B{)b Eastwood 69- 72-141 almost ideal situation —a top-flight' player, clb ab r h 2b Sb hr rbi avg 7249- 141 The Brewers broke a 3-3 tie in the scored. Kaminski. Seattle at Texas, twilight Oliver, Mtl 522 77 173 * 2 » * .*1 Frank Conner ^Bowling Tom Shaw 72- 70-142 eighth. With one out Don Money But that was all that was lost as program. “There’s no question it’s Madlck. Pit 5 * * 163 32 3 15 76 3* Milwaukee lied the score in the NATIONAL LEAGUE McGee. StL 354 * 11311 8 3 46 .319 .lodie Mudd 70- 72-142 walked and Ben Oglivie and Moore thanks to Sal, who started and built By United Press International lx»u Graham 71- 71-142 fourth when Moore slammed his East goes into the '82 season, that I, Smlh. St 518112 164 32 8 8 * 317 7448- 142 delivered successive singles to opens next Saturday with the a good program. It’s ideal in not' (does not include night games) Guerrero. L 5* 81 158 25 5 29 * 311 Mark O’Meara 9 sixth homer of the year into the left- many can take over a program East Durhm. Ch 479 72 148 31 5 * 81.3* Larry Rinker 71-71-142 knock out starter Ron Guidry, 14-6. Windham Invitational with a W L Pet. GB Lacy, Pitt 3* * 1* 15 2 5 » .307 B()bh> Wadkins 60-73-142 field seats. Speed, quickness, unity capable of doing it (winning state Howard Twilty 70- 72-142 Curt Kaufman, making his major- veteran contingent. Junior Teresa St. Louis • 78 60 .566 - Bucknr. Ch 564 » 173 31 2 12 93 307 7349- 142 New York went ahead 3-2 in the championship) again,’’ he Philadelphia 78 61 .561 Schmdt, P 4*101 1*24 3 31 76.302 Gary Trivisonno CATERERS- Carol Streeter 127-126- league debut, intentionally walked Kittredge, third in Class L and fifth 75 65 536 4 Mike Reid 71- 72-143 fifth. Cerone doubled and went to Montreal Morgan, SF 397 * lM l8 211 49.302 71- 72-143 363, Carol Lewie 142-358, Ellen pinch hitter Jim Gantner but Ned in the Open in ‘81, tops the list of remarked. Pittsburgh 74 66 .532 Baker, La 493 * 149 15 1 22 78 302 Mike Gove third on Randolph's single. 61 80 .433 Terry Diehl 70-73-143 Ofiara 138-359, Linda Lazaroff 125- Yost scored Oglivie with a fielder’s returnees that also includes seniors He sees competition coming from Chicago W/z Ilrnnd?. StL 510 » 154 * 6 6 * .302 70-73-143 Mumphrey ,doubled to right to score New York 54 83 394 23^ Dawsn. MU 516 93 155 32 5 19 73 .3* .lirn Nclford 340, Laine Knowles 128, Julie choice grounder. Ellen Evans and Alice Charest, Montville, among others. “I think West Mm Colbert 72- 71-143 Cerone and Randolph went to third Carter. Mtl 473 77 142 29 1 27 * 3* 67-76- 143 Wrubel 129, Phyllis DeFurio 130, Milwaukee took a 1-0 lead in the junior Felicia Falkowski and Montville has almost everybody Atlanta 78 62 .557 - Knight. Hou 5* 64 1*34 5 5 * 2* John Fought Griffey bounced out and Winfield assets tor East gridders Los Angeles 77 64 .546 I’at Lindsey 7449- 143Joyce Lindsay 128-129-369, Helene first when Paul Molitor walked, sophomores Carole Colliton and Sue back. I’m really not sure of the com­ Kcnndv, SI) 491 70 146 * 1 18 ' 82 .297 Geor^'e Cadle 73- 70-143 slammed a 387-foot drive which San Diego 74 67 .525 V/z Pena. Pill 451 46 134 * 4 10 50 .297 Dey 137-136-391, Dorothy Mathes stole second, continued to third on Byrne. petition but I see us having a San Francisco 72 68 51i> 6 Diaz, Phil 479 * 142* 1 18 83.2* Antonio Cerda 72-71-143 Oglivie plucked out of the left field 65 75 .464 13 D.A. Weibrmg 72-71-143 126-135-376, Jeanne Volpi 156-361, Rick Cerone’s throwing our quickness and strength is the secondary finds Leslie and Zachery have to prepare the best you can and “It’s a very talented group. Those successful season,” Skehan notes, Houston ('edeno. Cin 437 48 1* 33 1 8 54 293 72-71-U3 stands to rob the Yankee left fielder By Len Auster Cincinnati 52 88 .371 26 Sterns. NY 352 46 1* » 3 4 * .293 Bruce Fleisher Claire Hall 131, Angie Ortolan! 345. error and scored on Money’s two-out best it’s ever been. We have to rely at the cornerback slots and play the games. kids did well last year and I feel will “The girls want to do well and have Friday’s Games Mrphy. All 527 97 154 * 2 34 1* 292 Hobby Panchatz 7449-143 of a home run. Herald Sportswrlter Cnrpcn. Cn 4* 42 144 24 4 3 46 .292 Morris Hatasky 72- 71-143 single to left. on that. We also have team unity sophomore Chris Darby and senior “ Now 1 feel good about the do well again this year,” states the talent. It’s a matter of the Montreal 7, Chicago 2 Robert Thompson 69- 73-143 players being in good condition, Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, night Tlimpsn, P 4* 78 141 27 0 * * 292 Speed, quickness and team unity going for us and it has been very, Tim Feshler at the safeties. Coach Mark Skehan, who has breaks going our way over a long Smith, SF 313 44 91 8 0 17 52 .291 Wally Armstrong 73- 70-143 There are nine starters back from having some experience and unity. Cincinnati at Atlanta, night Peter Oosterhuis 70- 73-143 SYMPHONIES- Donna Mozzer 165- are three assets East Catholic foot­ very good.” accepted the assignment of leading season.” New York at St. Louis, night Landrx. LA 3* 62 116 17 6 6 45 .291 69- 74-143 a year ago along with others who In those respects I feel good. But Schedule: Sept. 18 Windham In­ Los Angeles at Houston, night Individual pitching Leonard Thompson 371, Marti Sarles 138, Pete Kmiec ball Coach Jude Kelly hopes will Senior Dan Bennet opens at center the Eaglettes to a third straight San Francisco at San Diego, night ... h“ bb so era Lancr Ten Broeck ■ 7449-143 saw playing time. there are things that are uncon- pitcher, clb w Blaine McCallister 7746- 143 148-346, JoAnn Arsenault 340. blend into a winning formula for his with seniors Bill Whalen and Joel crown. “They want to successfully vitational, 25 Westlake Invitational, Saturday’s Games Rogers. Mtl „ 7 2S.I 197 54 145 2.25 Seohowks to play Sullivan at the guards and seniors There are those who’ll go both trolable like the schedule. I feel it is 28 Northwest Catholic/South (All Times EDT) Bedrosn Atl 7 6 119.0 87 52 1* 2.34 Did not qualify gridders in the 1982 campaign. defend the L title and have been Montreal (Sanderson 9*11) at Chicago Show. SD 10 4 123.1 * * 72 2.55 Jay Cudd 72-72-144 MTE OWLS- Beth Kenyon 189-496, The Eagles are coming off a 2-8 Dave Murdock and Deron Bayer at ways but “we will have people to very competitive. We have to see Catholic H, Oct. 2 Montville In­ (Martz 9*8), 2:20 p.m. 14 10229.01* 57 115 2.* 7648- 144 working hard.” Nickro. Hou Rfid Curl Kathy Berzenski 190-486, Dot Hills SEATTLE (UPI) — Members of we’re not going to strike this game season, following a 1-10 log, and will tackle to compose the offensive line. spell them. We have the ability to in­ what happens.” There are also some newcomers vitational, 8 at Xavier with St. Paul, Los Angeles (Reuss 14-10) at Houston Candir, Ptt 12 5 153.2 137 * 118 2.64 Ed Fiori 72-73-144 (Ruble 7-12), 2:20 p.m. Laskey. SF 1210 1* 2156 * 78 2.» Kon Green 71- 73-144 178-478, Annie Gagnon 178-459, Linda the Seattle Seahawks decided this weekend," Brown said. “The hope to start turning matters around Jim Coleman lines up at tight end terchange,’’’ Kelly voices. The Eagles have five morning II Wickham Invitational, 15 at with junior Julie Ciszewski and Philadelphia (Krukow 12-9) at Pitts­ Andujr. SIL 11 10232 0215 44 115 2.72 Don Pooley 71- 73-144 Luce 203-485, Maureen Wood 474, Friday not to strike the club’s first reason is that we owe it to the next Saturday afternoon, kicking off with senior Joe Maningas, leading The Eagle mentor has been en­ contests, including the 11 o’clock freshmen Elleh Byrne, Cathy Cross Manchester with Conard and En­ burgh (McWilliams 7-7), 7:05 p.m. Krukw, Phi . 12_ . 1*1 1* 71117 2.* Mike Morley 74- 7(k-144 1111215.2171 * 2 * 2.84 74-70-144 June Derench 470, Lisa Cox 467. fans — we want to really play this the ‘82 year at Plainfield High at scorer last year with six couraged by the defense in the pre-, Thanksgiving Day affair with field, 19 Hartford Public A, 21 Wind­ (Cincinnati (Soto 11-11) at Atlanta Soto. Cin Roi.’er Calvin season opener against the Cleveland and Cathy Burke impressive in early (^ g g s 2-0). 7:40 p.m. Tekulv, Ptt 10 8113.2 * 41 * 2.85 JefI Thomsen 72- 72-144 Browns in the Kingdome on Sunday. game for the fans. 1:30. touchdowns, at wide receiver. season. "It has been more crosstown Manchester, slated along workouts. sor Locks H, 25 HCC Meet at New York (Lynch 3-6) at St. Louis Valcnzl, LA 17 12 245.2 210 701* 2.97 Dewitt Wea,ver 7747- 144 74-70-144 TRI-TOWN- Bob Torrey 212-223- The players had threatened a “The second reason is that the One difference that will be evident Joining Giliberto in the backfield aggressive than it has been and the with two night contests and three There is no external pressure on Goodwin Park, Nov. 4 Class L Meet (Andujar ll'^lO). 8:05 p.m. Ixillar, SD 14„ „ 2* 1 175 76131 3 18 Rik ■ Massengale ^ n Francisco (Laskey 12-10) at San Lea. Mtl inri54.0 122 47 1* 3.21 Woody Blackburn 73- 71-144604, Bill Meakin 201-547, Joe Catania wildcat strike over the coaches’ executive committee of the NFLPA with East is in its offensive scheme are 182-pound junior Jim DePersia speed and quickness is better. Those 1:30 starts. at Wickham Park, 12 State Open Topirhv Valentine 70- 74-144 Skehan, who ran cross country at Diego (Welsh 8-5), 10:06 p.m. Reuss, LA 1410219.1 2* * 112 3 24 205, Dick Coons 200, Ray Michaud decision to cut Sam McCullum, who asked us not to strike the game. We as it’s shifted from an I-formation at fullback, 5-foot-lO, 168-pound two plus aggressiveness are key in- East from 1972 to ‘75 and later at Meet at Edgewood. Sunday’s Games Ryan. Hou 14 10211.1 167 * 2* 3.28 Tom Jones 72-73-145 Schedule: Sept. 18 Plainfield A, 25 Cincinnati at Atlanta Hal Sutton 70-75-145 238544, Jim LaBelle 206, Bemie served as the team’s player also just want to show our support attack to the wishbone. “We went to junior Doug Post at one halfback gredients to defense,” Kelly • 72-73-145 remarked. Rockville A 10:30 a.m., Oct. 2 Montreal at Chicago Tim Norris Quesnel 537, Dick Kingsley 508, Bob representative, because they with the NFLPA, We believe that by it because of the ability of (junior slot and either Rich Kucinskas, Joe Philadelphia at Pittsburgh Larry Mize 70-75-145 Arendt 537, Skip McConnell 520, Ray quarterback John) Giliberto to han­ Leslie or Clarence Zachery at the Installing a Wishbone offense can Norwich Free Academy H, 9 New York at St. Louis Friday's Snorts Transactions •lohn Adams 72- 73-145 thought tfie veteran wide receiver not striking this game we just made Glastonbury A 10:30 a.m., 15 South Los Angeles at Houston, twilight By United Press International Scott Hoch 73- 72-145 Bessette 517, Peter Ford 533, had been eliminated soley because a statement that we want the dle an offense of this type,” cited other. be troublesome but the Eagles have Hockey- Mike Booker 74- 71-145 Catholic A (at Dillon Stadium) 7:30 Little experience Icff Bailev 7649- 145 of his union activities. negotiation process to go on, Kelly, beginning his fourth year, Defensively, senior co-captain done well, so far. “I feel the assis­ MONTREAL ' CHICAGO Montreal — Traded traded defensemen ab r h bi abrhbi Rod Langway and Brian Engblom and Rill Calfee 70- 75-145 But cornerback Dave Brown, the because ultimately what we want is “The type of plays this offense gives Doug Bilodeau and 163-pound Rob tant coaches have done a very good p.m., 23 South Windsor A, 30 69-76-145 Raines If 5 0 0 0 Wills 2b 5 0 0 0 forwards Doug Jarvis and C ^ig •Laughlin Greg Powers GALAXIES- Barbara Kowal 132, new player representative, said the you are quick-hitting, misdirection. Hayhurst are at end, B>H Whalen job of getting its points across,” he Northwest ■ Catholic A 10:30 a.m., Dawson cf 5 110 Hall cf 50 10. to Washington for center Ryan Walter Rob Ackerman 73- 72-145 a contract. and Kucinskas at tackle and Sullivan reviews. Nov. 6 Xavier H (at Dillon Stadium) Oliver lb 5 14 1 Bucknr lb 5 12 0 and defenseman Rick Green: §ent center J»>e Bniwning 74- 71-145Sally Phillips 133. players decided they “owed it to the “We want Sam reinstated, so That appealed to me.” Yongbld rf 0 0 0 0 Durham rf 4 0 10 Doug Risebrough to the Calgary Flames Rick Pearson 74-71-145 at nose guard. Linebackers are Vito How will East fair? “The longer I 7:30 p.m., 13 St. Paul H 10:30 a.m., on Cheney squad Dave Stockton 7r-74-145 fans” to play the game. we’re keeping our options open on East will not overpower anyone, C’arter c 2 2 0 0 Johnston If 4 10 0 for future considerations. stay in coaching the harder it is to 25 Manchester H (at Memorial Wallach 3b 5 12 1 Tabler 3b ' Philadelphia 4 0 — Signed 3 center 1 Ron Charles Krenkel 71- 74-145 HOME ENGINEERS- Christine “What happened was we decided that one,” Brown added. ' We're one of the smallest teams Perrone and DePersia with junior 7749-146 Chris Bowman top back-up. The predict, " Kelly muses, “You just Field) 11 a.m. By Len Auster Skinner. Cromart rf 3 2 3 2 Davis c 3 0 2 1 Sutter. ^ „ Beau Baugh Cristelli 179, Karen Botfone 458, I've had,” admits Kelly, “but I feel ^ i e r ss 2 0 0 1 Bowa ss 2 0 0 0 Football Um Nielsen 74- 72-146 Paula Burke 205-470, Carol Scott 189- Herald Sportswrlter Both have taken jobs and are not Flynn 2b 4 0 11 Thmpsn ph 10 0 0 Dallas - Re-signed quarterback Brad Thomas Gray 75- 71-146 competing.“ I’m just disappointed,” Rogers p 3 0 0 0 Fletchr ss 0 0 0 0 Wright. Michael Burke 74-72-146 498, Barbara Higley 450, Danne Reardon p 0 0 0 0 Jenkins p 2 0 0 0 USFL Vance Heafner 74- 72-146 Pineo 475, Lois Hager 186-468, Expos 7-2 Phillies 7-5 Subtraction of No. 1 runner Ron Skinner voiced out loud, “You work Proly p 0 0 0 0 Philadelphia — Signed to two one-year Mark Calcavecchia 72- 74-146 Schulz to graduation was known to two to three years with kids and Sndbrg ph 10 0 0 contracts former Temple University Buzz Fly 75- 72-147 Shirley Eldridge 182-492. CHICAGO (UPI) - A1 Oliver went PITTSBURGH (UPI) - Bill College grid schedule picks up pace Stein p 0 0 0 0 players Brian Broomcll. Steve Conjar .loe Hager 75-72-147 Cheney Tech cross country Coach A1 then... It’s a letdown.” 4-for-5 and Warren Cromartie belted Robinson drove in three runs, with a Morals ph 10 10 and Mark McCants, ^ Tim Moore 72- 75-147 EaVAE DUSTY- Dave Chagnot Skinner. He, however, didn’t an­ He will be working with seniors Totals 34 7 11 6 Totals 37 2 10 2 Denver— Signed quarterbacks Jett Dor Reese 74-73-147 a two-run homer Friday to lead the single and a two-run double and ’T il tell them we’re gonna play, that Coach Bryant has decided to 74-73-147 By Richard Rosenblatt playing four of the nation’s Top 10 ticipate the absence of a pair of key Nick Foran and Peter Schifley, Montreal 010210201-7 Knapple and Phil Davis. Jim Barber 207, Roger Nieezkowski 200-208-204- to a 7-2 triumph Mike Schmidt added two RBI somebody else and just fly out mdke this a big year for his Chicago 010 000010-2 Clyde Rego 73- 74-147 UPl Sports Writer teams, returnees and finds the Beavers junior Brendan Owens, sophomore .lerry Heard 74- 73-U? 612, Ken Oliver 200, Bob Oliver 204- over the Chicago Cubs and give there.” Alabama team,” said Curry, whose E-Wllls DP—Chicago 1. LOB—Mont­ Friday night to lead the For a few college coaches, the Texas-El Paso Coach Bill Yung, going into the ‘82 campaign at less Matt Levesque and freshmen Jeff real 9, Chicago a . 2B-Oliver 2, Dawson, Rex ('aldwell 75- 72-147 561, Ernie Whipple 207, Kohn Steve Rogers his 17th victory. Philadelphia Phillies to a 75 victory who made his debut with the Miners The apparent mismatch team stunned the Crimson Tide 24-21 than expected level. Cromartie. 3B-Tabler. HR—Cromartle Roger Mallbie 72-75-147 Belasky 214, Cliff Champlain 220- football season can only get developed when Florida State, Virr, Ron Buycee and Butch Higley. (13), Wallach (21). S-Carter. SF-Speier. Payne Stewart 74-73-147 Rogers, now 17-7, equaled his over the Pittsburgh Pirates. easier. a successful one last week with a 20- for its only victory of the 1981 The Techmen are coming off their , “We have a team of kids who are IP H RERBBSO M, a-Jim Hallet 74- 73-147 561, Dave Wilson 202, Floyd Totten career high for victories, scattering Starter Dick Ruthven, 11-10, 17 upset of New Mexico, now originally scheduled to meet season. “It’s an awesome task for best season ever, a 9-3 won-lost Montreal .loey Sindelar 75- 72-147 214, Ken Cooley 551, Rich Funke 209- As the season swings into its first working hard. But all are in­ Victor Regalado 71- 76-147 eight hits over 7 1-3 innings before helped his own cause with an RBI prepares his team for No. 2 Washington Saturday, backed out of Georgia Tech to take on Alabama mark, third in the Charter Oak Rogrs (W 17-7) 7 1-3 8 2 2 2 6 Football 575. full schedule Saturday, the coaches the game because of travel costs. experienced and training over the Reardon <(S 24) -2-3 2 0 0 0 1 ■ l>on Levin 72- 76-148 leaving with a blister on his pitching single that drove in Ivan DeJesus at Texas-El Paso, Wisconsin, Washington. year after year in the season Conference (COC) and 11th in the summer was minimal. Chicago Tim Hrauch 73- 75-148 hand. Jeff Reardon held off the Cubs with the Phillies’ final run in the Texas-El Paso won just six of 57 opener.” Jenkins (L 10-15) 4 6 4 3 4 4 ■lohnny Elam 74- 74-148 Georgia Tech, Iowa and West “1 may not even tell them we’re state Class M Meet. Skinner had “We’ll have a respectable season. 74-74-148 the rest of the way to record his 24lh seventh. Ruthven allowed eight hits, games the past five years while Iowa, which represented the Big Proly 3 2 2 2 2 3 Rillv Bassler Virginia are faced with the task of playing Washington," joked Yung. hopes the new year, that opens We’ll beat our share,” Skinner Stein 2 3 1 1 0 1 Scoit Steger 76- 72-148 save. including two-run homers to Bill Washington is shooting for its third Ten Conference in the Rose Bowl ^Skeeter Heath 75- 73-148 Thursday with a non-conference states, “I had my hopes up high, HBP-bv Rogers (Bowa), by Proly R ad io l Oliver, the National League’s straight Rose Bowl berth. last season, returns just six (Carter) PB^Carter T-2:44. A-8,100 ‘Charlie Gibson 75-73-148 Madlock and Mike Easier, struck triangular meet at Stafford, would maybe too high. This is a team sport Rick Karhowski 74-74-148 leading hitter, doubled and scored in out three and walked none in six in­ As for Washington, quarterback starters. The Hawkeyes, who beat NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE Tom Chain 72-77-140 -TV bring COC laurels. and you need a whoie team.” By United Press International a two-run fourth inning and doubled Steve Pelluer says his team can’t Nebraska 10-7 in the season opener Tim Graham 72- 77-149 nings. That thought has however been Scheduie: Sept. 16 at Stafford with American Conference Gary McCord 73- 76-149 in another run in the fifth. Cromar­ MCC hooters open slate wait to start the season. East U last year, will be hard-pressed to pushed to the backbumer. Buikeley, 18 Windham Invitational, F'al McGowan 72-77-149 tie belted his two-run homer, his “I’m tired of playing against our repeat the feat Saturday at Lincoln, W L T Pet. PF PA Paul Azinger 74- 75-149 “I was looking to this year 20 East Hampton H, 24 at Norwich Miami 0 0 0 Ed Dougherty 77- 72-149 13th, in the seventh. Ferguson own defense,” said Pelluer. “I’m Neb. Tennis NY Jets 0 0 0 73-60-142-dql SATURDAY Mets 2-1 today in Nutmeg tourney sweeping the marbles in the COC. with Lyman Memorial, 27 Cromwell 0 0 0 Steven LiobU*r Jenkins, 10-15, suffered the loss. just glad we don’t have to play them Eighth-ranked Oklahoma, which . We were third a year ago and the top Buffalo Danny Edwards Noon - U.S. Open Tennis, in a regular game.” H, Oct. 1 at Ellington with Granby, 4 New England 0 0 0 a-amateur ST. LOUIS (UPI) - Craig Swan New head coach Greg DeNies Returning sophomore Ken plays seven bowl teams from a year two were losing a lot,” Skinner ad­ RHAM A, 8 Rocky Hiil A, 11 Baltimore 0 0 0 Channel 3 Goodale is expect^ to bolster the While Texas-El Paso has done ago, hopes to defend its rating Central 2- Red Sox vs. Tigers, Channel and Jesse Orosco combined on a debuts his Manchester Community mits. Wickham Invitational, 15 Coventry Cincinnati 0 0 0 Golf Results Twins 5-0 defense as sweeper back, while nothing in the past to further anger against the Peach Bowl champion By United Press International three-hitter and Dave Kingman hit College Cougar soccer team today Besides Schulz, Jim Mumley and A, 18 Vinal Tech H, 22 Bacon Tennis Results Pittsburgh 0 0 0 30, WTIC the Huskies, the same can’t be said Houston 0 0 0 $156,000 LPGA Tournament the first inside-the-park home run of at 11 a.m. in the Nutmeg Tourna­ goalie Jim Mavouganes returns to Mountaineers. Luke Jancsek have not return^ to By United Press International At Dallas, Sept. 10 2:10 - Stanford vs. Purdue, WINF ' KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) - for Wisconsin, Georgia Tech and Academy A, 25 Portland H, 28 COC U.S. Open Cleveland 0 0 0 his career Friday night to lead the ment against Mitchell at Post battle for his position with first year West Virginia Coach Don Nehlen the Beaver thinclad squad. West (Par-72) 5 :3 0 - NCAA Foolhall, Channel 8 Gary Ward’s three-run inside-the- Iowa. Wisconsin is at No. 10 Meet at Portland, Nov. 1 State Sec­ At New York, Sept. 10 First round: to a 2-1 victory over College in Waterbury. player Ray ^ isv e rt out of Cheney says his club may run into problems. “Mumiey was beating everyone (in Womens’ singles San Diego 0 0 0 E J 4 - * 6 - Horse Racing, Channel 9 park homer highlighted a five-run, tionals, 5 Class M Meet, 12 State Denver 0 0 0 Chris Johnson DeNies, former MCC and Eastern Tech. Newcomer Steve Pike, of Ver­ Michigan, Georgia Tech hosts No. 4 “We don’t have anywhere near the Semifinals Pal Bradley 31-3S-67 8 - Yanks vs. Brewers, Channel seventh-inning outburst that gave St. Louis and knock the Cardinals the COC) except two,” cites Open Meet. Chris Evert Lloyd (2), Fort Lauder­ Kansas City 0 0 0 non, has been a pleasant surprise Alabama and Iowa is at No. 3 athletes of Oklahoma,” said Nehlen. 0 0 0 Carole Charbonnier 34-3S-67 1 h, W POP out of first place in the National Connecticut star, served as assis­ dale, Fla., del. Andrea Jaeger (4), LA Raiders 35JZ-* the a 5-0 victory Nebraska. Seattle 0 0 0 Cathy Morse League East. tant coach at ECSC 3 years and cap­ exhibiting a skillful hustling game. “The folks out there are saying this Lincolnshire, 111 . 6-1, 6-2; Hana 5tond- Be.th Daniel *-35-* 8 - Mels vs. Cards, Channel 9 Friday night over the Kansas City llkova (5), Czechoslovakia, .Earn National Conferen tained MCC’s only undefeated team Pike’s cqntributions on defense- Last season, Wisconisn not only is a rebuilding year for their ' East Hollis Stacy 34- 3t-* 8:30 - Boxing: Coelzee vs. Ward, Royals behind the four-hit pitching The loss, combined with Shriver (7), Lutherville, Md., M . 2-6, fr-2. Vivian Brownlee 3 3 * - * in 1974. could go a long way towards deter­ scored its first points in five years offense. What we have to unders­ Women’s doubles W L T Pet. 1 PF PA ESPN of Bobby Castillo. Philadelphia’s 7-5 triumph at Bobby Allison secures Dallas 0 0 0 Judy CHark 33- 36-* Semifinals This year’s Cougars should be an mining the Cougar’s success this against Michigan, but beat the tand is what they are rebuilding Phila. 0 0 0 Lynn Adams 35J4-® Midnight • Canadian Foolhall, Pittsburgh, left the Cardinals one- Barbara Potter, Waterbury, Conn., and 35- 34-* exciting one with the emphasis on season. Wolverines in the season-opener, 21- from. They’ve led the country in Sharon Walsh, San Francisco. (5). def. NY Giants x 0 0 0 Janet Coles ESPN half game behind the Phillies. Washington 0 0 0 Beth Solomon 34- 35-* wide-open offensive thrusts. The DeNies and assistant Cris 14. rushing so many times, when they Martina Navratilova. Dallas, and Shriver, Sandra Haynie 35- 34-* (1) ?•« 2*6, 6-4; Rosie Casals, Sausallto, St Louis 0 0 0 Mariners 5-2 offensive strategy has been adopted Michalik had 30 players in camp and “Obviously revenge will be on slip to fifth place, it’s a rebuilding pole at Wrangler 400 O ntral' Carla Glasgow 33-35-® SUNDAY Calif., and Wendy Turnbull, Australia Barbara Barrow 33-35-* they plan to keep from 18 to 20 their minds and will he a big year.” (3) def. Bettina Bunge. Coral Cables. Tampa Bay 0 0 0 1 - Auto Racing, ESPN . ARLINGTON, Texas (UPI) - since most of the returning players 0 0 0 Shelley Hamlin 36- 33-* motive,” said (Wisconsin Coach Fla., and Claudia Kohde. West Germany Detroit 35-34-* Soccer Club prossess excellent offens ve skills. players on the roster with veterans In other games involving the Top Green Bay 0 0 0 Barbara Moxness 1 - Giants vs. Falcons, Channel 3 Dave Henderson knocked in four Dave McClain. “I’m hoping the fact RICHMOND, Va. (UPI) - Earnhardt, Terry Labonte, Tim ' (8), 6*4, 6-1. Rose Jones 35-34-'* Eddie Lex, second-year player out Scott Goehring and Bill Zukausklos 20, it’s Maryland at No. 5 Penn Mixed Doubles Minnesota 0 0 0 35-35-70 1:45 • Yanks vs. Brewers, WPOP runs with a three-run homer and Veteran Bobby Allison, the Grand Richmond, Butch Lindley and Geoff CJhicago 0 0 0 Judy Rankin plays Sunday of Glastonbury, will again be counted on for significant con­ that some of our players played on a State, No. 19 Brigham Young at No. ^m ifinals Marlene Hagge 35-35-70 2 • Red Sox vs. Tigers, Channel sacrifice fly and Gaylord Perry National point leader, edged Joe Bodine. Other qualifiers included Anne Smith, DalUs, and Kevin ^ rre n . West counted on to provide the scoring tributions. The Cougars opened last team that has beaten Michigan will 7 Georgia, Tulane at No. 11 Southern San Fran. 0 0 0 .000 00 00 Laura Hurlbut 33-37-70 38, WTIC combined with Ed VandeBerg on a Ruttman in qualifying Friday to Richard and Kyle Petty, Harry f South Africa (1), def. Barbwa J^dan, .0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dale Eggeling 33- 37-70 Manchester Soccer Club makes its Saturday with a scrimmage against help.” 4 King of Prussia, Pa., and Chris Dunk, Atlanta 0 0 0 2 - Palriols vs. Colts, Channel 30 six-hitter Friday night, leading the punch from his forward position Methodist, Tulsa at No. 12 Arkan­ 0 0 0 .000 00 00 Sandra Spuzich 34- 36-70 grab the pole position for Sunday's Gant, Buddy Baker, Nell Bonnett SouBi Africa, 6-1 1 * (7J); Potter and LA Rams debut in the Premier Division in the with support also coming from the Wesleyan frosh and DeNies saw Michigan linebacker and captain sas, Baylor at No. 14 Ohio State, New Orleans 0 0 0 .000 00 00 Jane L ock 35«-71 2 - Mets vs. Cards, Channel 9, Seattle Mariners to a 5-2 victory $190,000 Wrangler 400. and local favorite Tommy Ellis. Ferdi Taygan. Wooster, Mass^ (2), del. 35- 36-71 (kinnecticut Soccer League Sundav several encouraging signs in the 3-2 Paul Girgash said the wait for the Houston at No. 15 Miami, Southern Candy Reynolds. Knoxville, Tenn^ and Sunday’s Games 'Kathy Hite WINF over the . center forward Steve Mossop, a Dave Marcis, who won the rain- ‘ (All times EDT) Judy Ellis 34- 37-71 afternoon at 3 o’clock when it host) Wisconsin game has been too long. California at No. 16 Florida and Allison toured the .542-mile Sherwood Stewart. WoodUnds. Texas. S5*-71 4 - Pro Tennis, Channel 3 native of England. The speed, size loss. shortened Richmond 400 in the Atlanta at New York Giants. 1 p.m. Mary Dwyer the Moodus Rowdies at Mt. Nebo. MCC opening regular season oppo­ "This is one game I think U ng Beach SUte at No. 17 UCLA. Fairgrounds Raceway oval in his • (8). 6-2, 64. •______(Chicago at Detroit, 1 p.m. Patty Hayes . 35-36-71 4:30 - Raiders vs. 49ers, Channel ^ and strength of these two will give 1982 Chevrolet at an average speed spring at the Fairgrounds, qualified Kathy Martin 35- 35-71 It is the season debut for the local nent in the Nutmeg Tournament at everyone’s looking forward to,” he On Thursday, Dan Marino threw a Houston at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. 35»-71 fans plenty of thrilling moments in of 93.435 miles per hour. Ruttman 15th ^ iday. NfiW YORK” (UPI) - Schedule of Kansas City at Buffalo, 1 p.m. Marty Dickerson 4 Braves 8-2 entry. 1982. Waterbury will be Mitchell College, said. “It’s just too bad we bad to 4-yard touchdown pass to Bryan Saturday’s feature matches at the U.S. L A. Rams vs. Green Bay (Milw ). 1 Susie McAllister 35«-71 5 - Jets vs. Dolphins, Channels drove his Buick to a 93.417-mph In all, 20 drivers qualified. The Open tennis championships (seeds in Clifford Ann Creed 35-35-71 which returns nine players from last wait this long. But I’m sure we’ll Thomas in the third quarter to lead p.m. 3537-72 22,30 DeNies faces a tough rebuilding clocking and the outside pole. last 10 spots in the 30-car field will > parentheses); St. Louis at New Orleans. 1 p.m. Terri Moody ATLANTA /(UPI) - Rafael year’s 11-5-1 team that lost the make the best of it.” top-ranked Pittsburgh to a 7-6 vic­ Beverly Huke 3537-72 5:30 - Houston vs. Miami, USA job defensively, having to replace Darrell Waltrip, in another Buick, be decided Saturday. Day matches, starting 11 a.m. EDT Tampa Bay at Minnesota. I p.m. 38-34-72 Ramirez slammed a three-run semifinals of the New England In Georgia Tech’s case. Coach Bill tory over No. 6 North Carolina in a Stadium Washington at Philadclph^ 1 p.m. Bonnie Bryant ' Cable TENNIS more than half of his starting 11 took the third spot at 93.412, while “I’m very pleased, but I’m not Jimmy Connors (2), Miami Beach, Fla. New England at Baltimore, 2 p.m. Sharon Barrett 37-35-72 homer and Dale Murphy hit a two- Tournament. Curry says his club is faced with a game marred by 28 penalties for 230 3535-72 6:30'- Horse Racing, ESPN BRENTWOOD from last year. Re will be relying on Morgan Shepherd, at 93.283, and surprised,” said Allison, who has . va, Gidflermo Vilas (4). A rratina. Cleveland at Seattle, 4 p.m. Karen Permazel run shot Friday night to power the some of his best athletes to make The second game features Post monumental task if they are to beat yards. Chris Evert Lloyd (2), Fort Lauder- Miami at New York Jets, 4 p.m. Therese Hession 3537-72 8 • Oklahoma vs. West Virginia, Family Day Finals - Judy Perry - Ricky Rudd, at 93.078, were fourth won four times in Richmond during L.A. Raiders at San Francisco, 4 p.m. Kathy Posllewait 3537-72 to an 8-2 victory and Middlesex at 2 with the winners Alabama on Coach Bear Bryant's Ninth-ranked Clemson, 0-1, No. 13 '' dale, Fla., vs. Hana Mandlikova (5), 3635-72 ESPN the transition to defense and help and fifth, respectively. his career. “The crew's done a great Ciecboalovakia. San Diego at Denver, 4 p.m. Carole Jo Callison over Cincinnati and hand the Reds Tom Schackner defeated Lillian competing for the championship 69th birthday. Texas, No. 18 Notre Dame and No. John McEnroe (1), Douglaston, N.Y. Monday’s Game Beverly Davis Cooper 3537-72 8 - Brigham Young vs. Georgia, Johnson - John Bodyk, 1-6, 7-8, M . overcome the shortage of available Rounding out the top 10 were Dale job all year.” Pat Meyers 3736-73 their seventh straight loss. defensive standouts. Sunday. “All signs are pointing to the fact 20 Texas A&M are idle Saturday. VI. Ivan Lendl (3), Czechoslovakia. Pittsburgh at Dallas. 9 p.m. USA Tnlile T MANCIIKSTER HERALD, Sal.. Sept 11, 1982 - j ;

18 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Sat., Sept. 11, 1982 Homes lor Rent 54 Campers-Trallers-Moblle ADventures Pelnllng-Peperlng 32 Articles tor Sele 41 Free CtessHled Ads TA G SALES Homes 65 EAST HARTFORD - Large IDVEimSMG INTERIOR PAINTING, TWO FIRESTONE Snow- 83-INCH Traditional sofa, SATURDAY AND six rooms plus, Cape. 1978 ATCO MINI MOTOR over ten years experience, excellent condition with biter mounted A78-13, new TAB SALE Three bedrooms, fireplace, HOME-23,000 miles. UVERTISING low rates and senior citizen condition. W-W - both for SUNDAY, September 11 RATES slip cover. $200. Call 643- SATURDAY A SUNDAY and 12,10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Fur­ centrally located near Excellent condition. Many discounts. 643-9980. 2090 after 5 p.m. $99.00. Telephone 649-7310. churches, schools and extras! $15,000. After 1 8«pt. 11 aiYd 12 niture, glass, books and DtADLINE Classified 643*2711 Minimum C narge busline. Pay own utilities. pm., 646-M51. 10-4 PM records and more. Rain 22— •Condominiums FOR SALE - 1975 Opel, DELTA single lever 50— Miac lor Rani 15 Words French doors, household date September 18 and 19. Security required. 23— rH o m e s lor Sale 35— Healing-Plumbing 46— Sporting Goods good running condition, kitchen faucet, excellent NOTICES EMPLOYMENT 36— Flooring 47— Garden Products 59A>Home8/Apts. to Shi^v items, camper cap. stuffed 166 Highland Street. Available August 1st. $600 nooo the day 24— Lots-Land lor Sale $800. 4 X 24 pool, box wood condition. $15.00. Culottes or Skirt 12:00 15— Investment Property 37— Moving-Trucking-Storage 48— Antiques PER WORD PER DAY INTERIOR AND animals, books, record monthly. 643-1845 or 643- 1 — Lost and Found 13— Help Wanted a u t o m o t iv e Telephone 644-2063. before publication. 26— Business Property 38— Services Wanted / 49— wanted to Buy stove, sewing machine, albums, glassware and much 1773. ?— Personals U — Business Opportunities EXTERIOR Painting and TAG SALE - 91 Walker 27— Resort Property 5 0 — Produce * travel trailer, stereo and 3- -Announcements 15— Situation Wanted 1-2 D A Y S ...... 15«P Paperhanging. Ceilings more, Street, September 11th and Deadline (or Saturday is 26— Real Estate Wanted 61— Autos for Sale LIONEL TRAIN remote MISC. FOR SALE RENTALS______repaired or replaced. Free stand. 649-9714. 143 BARRY ROAD 12th, 9 - 4. If you need it, we OIBcas-Storas 12 noon Friday; Mon­ 62— Trucks lor Sate 3-5 DAYS 140 control, left and right hand MANCHESTER EDUCATION MISC. SERVICES 63— Heavy Equipment for Sale estimates. Fully insured. switches. Brand new in may have it. lor Rant 55 day's deadline is 2:30 40— Household Goods 52— Rooms Icr Rent 64— Motorcycies-Bicydas 6 DAYS 13(p NEW DICTAPHONE - 53— Apartments lor Rent References. Martin original boxes, one of each. 18— Private instructions 41— Articles lor Sale 65— Campars-Trailers-Mobile Sanyo Memoscriber. iM NOT IN THE MARKET, BUT FINANCIAL 54— Homes lor Rent Mattsson after 3:00 p.m., g a r a g e s a l e NEWLY RENOVATED Friday. 19— SchoolS'Ciasses 31— Services Oifered 42— Building Supplies Homes 26 D A Y S ...... 124 $35.00. Telephone 644-9602. SUPER TAG SALE - - 55— Otficei-Stores tor Rent $98.00. Originally $200. Call I LOVE ■OUR ONE-UNEES' .8— Mortgage Loans 20— Instructions Wanted 32— Painting-Paper mg ■ 43— Peis-Birds-Oogs 66— Automotive Service 649-4431. Friday, Saturday, Sunday, September 11th and 12th, 8 310 square feet office Phone 643-2711 33 — Buildmg-Conir acting 44— Musical Instruments 56— Resort Property lor Rent evenings, 643-7868. 9 — Personal Loans * 67— Autos for Rent-Lease 10 - 5, 41 Keeney Dr., a.m. - 3 p.m. 54 Foxcroft available. Main Street 34— Rooling-Sidmg 45— Boats & Accessories 57_W anied to Rent FOR SALE - Hoover floor 10-Insurance REAL ESTATE FRED LEE Painting - Bolton. (Off Rt. 44-A). Drive, Manchester. location with ample FOR SALE - Sears Rad- vacuum, $20.00. Telephone STRETCH YOUR Interior and Exterior. 649-6548. parking. Call 649-2891. “ Check my rate before you ding lawn tractor, LT8-36. TAG SALE - Saturday and TAG SALE - Rain or shine - BURGER BUDGET by •<•••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• 'JV****V *^V «i« 23 mower deck. Very decorate. Dependable. FOURTEEN STORM win­ Sunday. Tressel desk, old ^ptember 11th and 12th, 10 COMMERCIAL Business using one part .soy extender Heto Wanred 13 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sole 23 Homes For Sale 23 good condition. $400. Help waniea ______«•» ...... Fully insured. 64^1653. dows and two storm doors, oak table, plants, night and - 4. 55 Finley Street, location - 2,000 pluspi square to four parts of meat. Your Telephone 647-8095. all for $98.00. Call anytime. coffee tables, mis­ Manchester. feet. Large display5la window taste buds won't be able R) WANTED: SCHOOL Bus .INTERIOR AND •••••••••••••••••••••••• 649-3908. cellaneous glass, books, old area. High' t'raffic. tellThe diVcncnce, but your drivers, will train. Call 649- EXTERIOR Painting, Free ClassHied Ads planes, tools, coblers TAG SALE - September 11, Reasonable rent. Many budget will! 6188 or 537-5234. paper hanging, carpent^ •••••••••••••••••••••••• RCA ,19” portable T V., bench, bikes, mint stamps, 9 - 4. 79 Florence Street, uses. Will sub-divide. .work. Fully insured. J.P. 300 COMIC BOOKS for extelTent condition with pennies, other coins, toys. Manchester. Two families. Strano Real Estate, 646- llpralJi PART TIME Cleaning help ; Lewis, and Son, 649-9658. sale. Marvel and DC, most rollabout stand. $30.00. 122 Avondale Road. Baby furniture, childrens 2000. - 3-4 hours mornings, some titles. 25 cents each. Telephone 649-2430. clothes, kitchen set, toys, Warm and Cosy Saturdays. Must have own ‘ d .G. PETERSEN Painting Telephone 647-1954. TAG SALE - Saturday, 9 - electric fireplace, plants Ulsc. tor Rant 58 transportation - no High Company - interior, WHITE Zigzag sewing 5>xSunday, 9 - 12. 11 and miscellaneous. 'Your Community Newspaper' Schoolers. Call 643-4000. exterior, spray, brush or 27’’ WOMAN^ ______Ten-speed machine in maple cabinet. Kni^ton Street. Lots of TWO CAR GARAGE with YOU’RE INVITED roll. Custom wallpaper bicycle, $50.00. Telepnone Attachments included. miscellaneous items. ASSORTED Household work area. 600 square feet, EXPERIENCED hanging. Workmanship 647-1056. Excellent condition. $99.00. items, camping equip­ elephone 646-7690. PHOTO-GUIDE WAITRESS wanted. For guaranteed. 646-8467. Telephone 649-8083 TAG ^ALE - Briarwood ment, many books, motors PATTERN TWO PONTIAC 14” D riv^lawn mower, T.V. and miscellaneous items. 9 A u to s For Sale 61 13 • more information please TO-MORROW, SUNDAY, 2-5 P.M. Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted apply at Continental PAINTING - Exterior and chrome rims with lugs and DROP LEAF mahogany books, miscellaneous - 5 Saturday and Sunday, PLEASE READ Cuisine Restaurant, 1095 interior. Also repair work center plates. Brand new, table, $55.00. Tom, 643-2481 items. 9:30 - 4 p.m. Friday September 11 and 12. 110 SURPLUS JEEPS, CARS, YOUR AD RN - LPN Staff Nurses. 3- TOWN OF MANCHESTER Main Street, Manchester. : done. Reasonable rates and never used, asking $75.00. or 649-9366. and Saturday, September Hackmatack Street. TRUCKS Car-inv. value 11 and 11-7 shifts. Full and Part-tima 118 Princeton street free estimates. 647-9881 or Telephone 647-1776. 10 and 11. $2143, sold for $100. 602-998- part time. Excellent $3.B9-$3.79 Hourly SALES PERSON, 643-5303. SATIN COMFORTER, TAG SALE - Something for 0575 Ext. 7816. Call Refun­ Classilisd ads are taken FIVE YARDS Cheney rose, never used, $25.00 MOSTLY TOYS, also text everyone, Saturday, dable. benefit package and shift Ga'me Room and Gym Menswear. Full time in Eight rooms over the phone as a con­ differential. Call 643-5151, ‘ Building Contracting 33 velvet, $25.00. Telephone with comforter cover, books, childrens books, September 11th, 9 - 5. 75 Supervisors are needed quality men’s shop. venience. The Herald is ask for DNS at Crestfield. Excellent working con­ 643-1643. Duvpt. $10.00, Telephone clothing, mens ten-speed Deming Street, 1966 MUSTANG Coupe. Six responsible for only ono for a Town Recreation ditions plus paid benefits. 2 car garage LEON CIESZYNSKI 643-6526. bike, miscellaneous. Satur­ Manchester. cylinder, three speed. $500. incorrect insertion and BACK TO SCHOOL means Facility. Will be respon­ Apply in person to Mr. BUILDER. New homes, KITCHEN SET - Table, six day, 11 - 4, 237 Bidwell or best offer. Telephone additions, remodeling, rec chairs, $98.00. Telephone ■ TAG SALE - Manchester. then only to the size ot back to work. Parents, sible for safety of par­ Apter or Mr. Snyder, 903 DINETTE SET. Beautiful Street. 742-7936. Screened porch 'rooms, garages, kitchens 649-3767. expandable formica top 59 Santina Drive (off the original insertion. returning students and ticipants while in the Main Street, Manchester! 8109 others: If you have the facility, in addition to 'remodeled, ceilings, bath table with four chairs. SATURDAY, 10 - 4. Keeney Street). Combining 1976 PLYMOUTH FURY, 2*"-32" Errors which do not WOOD STOVE, all time and need cash, we handing out equipment DENTAL HYGENIST Four h*idrooms !tile, dormers, roofine. $65.00, Telephone 649-0286 Drapes, lamps, household two households - don’t miss 318 CID, power steering, lessen the value ot the have a limited number of ■Residential or commer- castiron, Belgin model. after 5 p.m. items,, 205 Hop River Road, this one! Saturday and Sun­ power brakes, automatic A handsome choice for and organizing games needed two days per week- the wardrobe . . . smartly advertisement will not part-time positions in our Icial. 649-4291. Airtight - fits into Bolton. day, September 11th and transmission, new front and activities. in Glastonbury office. Send ■Styled cu lo tte s o r g r a c e ­ be corrected by an ad­ phone sales department. resume to Dr. Brahm, 41 Lovely treed lot fireplace, cost new, $325, TYPEWRITER SCM elec­ 12th. 9 - 5. Rain or shine. end and brakes. Call 647- Hours Involved are ELECTRICAL SERVICES three years old - $98.00. fu l skirt. ditional insertion. Evening positions Hebron Avenue, Glaston­ tric portable with carrying TAG SALE - Miscellaneous 1989, ask for Dave, after No. 8109 with I’hoto- available. No experience Monday through Friday bury, Ct. 06033. Wall to wall - We do all types of Elec­ Heats well. 875-6736. case, manual return, pica household items, stereo PARISH WIDE Tag Sale 2 5:30. Giiide is in Sizes 24" to SMALL necessary. Will train those from 3:00 -• 5:00 p.m. trical Work! Licensed. Call type, $50.00. Call 649-0157. speakers, adding St. James Church Garage. 32". Waist Size 25", 2(4 MEDIUM after 5:00 p.m., 646-1516. REMINGTON Standard machines, movie projec­ Thursday and September 1974 OPEL MANTA, stan­ with ambition and good Evening hours and SECRETARY- First floor den yards 45-inch for culot­ LARGE- voices. Earn $67.40 to weekend hours are a BOOKKEEPER - small of­ ^pewriter for sale. $25.00.' LOVE SEAT, older Queen tor, items from estate. 16th, Friday, September dard, needs work. Make an tes; 1 % yards for skirt. FARRAND TelephoneTelephone (643-7247. Saturday, 10 - 4. 131 Grand­ 17th, 5-11; Saturday, offer. Telephone 646-0349. $100.00 weekly. Call Gerry possibility. fice, diversified duties, ac- Anne style with slipcover. P,aUcr>i8 avuUuhh only after 5 p.m., Monday - counts receivable, Eighties - Worth It REMODELING - Cabinets, Good condition. $99.00. Call view Street. September 18th 10 am - ll in sizes shown. UJaufltratrr Thursday at 643-2711. Applications are telephones, record ! Roofing, Gutters, Room 15 LB. EBONITE Bowling 646-1427. pm . Something for 1963 BUICK RIVIERA, TO ORDER, lend $1.50 for each available in the Per­ keeping, some typing, all Additions, Decks, all types ball, size 11 shoes and AMF WOOD STOVE, collectors Everyone! almost antique. New 311001, plus SOC for ppsUge an4 bag. $30.00 or best offer. ^a n illIn R . QUALITY CONTROL sonnel Office, Town benefits. 647-9137. .o f Remodeling and 1963 IMPALA ■ SS, power bottles, old infant fur­ battery and alternator, SUE BURNETT Repairs. FREE 647-8732. niture, hammock, like new TAG SALE - 9:00. Skis, car good strong running car. H r r a l^ Inspector and first piece Hall, 41 Center Street, Here’s a quality crafted home in a non-development executive and professional steering, automatic The Hancheiler Herild layout with five years Manchester, Connec­ PART TIME HELP ■ Estimates. Fully insured. transmission, exc. body, sewing machine, painted stereo equipment, tape $700 or best offer. 1150 Use. cl Americas area. Perhaps the term "U N D E R S TA TED ELE G A N CE" best describes this proper­ SNARE DRUM, stand and New York. N.V. 10038 , experience on aircraft ticut. wanted mornings, with ; Telephone 643-6017. tires, interior recently in­ bookcases, ski equipment, recorder and mis­ Telephone 643-7625. sheetmetal parts in an air- ty. We’ve been In this business over twenty-five years, and, In our opinion. In Its sticks. $70.00. Telephone spected. $99.00 or b.o. Raleigh chopper, other cellaneous. 92 Falknor Print Name, Abflrcss with ZIP Females and Minorities some mechanical CODE, Style Number and She. conditioned plant. Com­ experience. Apply: 270 : CARPENTRY WORK - 643-4134. Phone 568-5926. bikes, parts, upright grand Drive (off Center Street) DATSUN - 260Z, 1974. 93,- are encouraged to app­ totality and for the price this Is truly a fine value on To -D a y’s Market. New FASHION with pany paid benefits and Hartford Road, •Windows, doors, piano-, other mis­ east of 84. 000 miles. New Michelin Fhoto-Guide patterns in overtime. Dynamic Metal ly^______Manchester. .sheetrock, insulation, STEREO speakers. TWO SETS of bicycle cellaneous, Saturday, 9 - 4, radials, good mechanical, all size ranges, has a □ NOTICES Products Company., fnc., ______1 SOME FINANCING HELP POSSIBLE ' roofing, concrete.“ No job Criterion three way 10’’ training wheels. $4.50 each. 224 Ferguson Road. TAG SALE - Sunday, needs body work. $2990. special Grace Cole Collec­ -2361 422 North Main Street. RECEPTIONIST - Doc­ SEWING MACHINE ' too small’ ’. Call David 643- woofer, power capacity 50 Telephone 649-2071. September 12th, 10-3. 89 646-7755. tion for larger sizes; plus Manchester, 646-4048, 8996. watts, each excellent con­ 233 BIDWELL STREET, Lenox Street. Toys, 2 BONUS Coupons! Keo)) your toes toasty tor’s Office - Full time Operators - Experienced Directions: East on MIddls Tum piks E a l ^ o m Main St., left on Prlifcaton. Lost and Found position. Experienced preferred. Apply in person dition. $99.00 the pair. TEN FLOWERING Saturday, September 11th, (dothes, lawn mower, fur­ 1970 VOLKSWAGEN, in P rice .... $1.23. , warm with these easy- MUNSON'S CANDY preferred. Call 643-9566, 9 only - Pillowtex Corpora­ Heating-Plumbing 35 Telephone 643-5573. bushes, $5.00 each, large 10 - 4. Miscellaneous items, niture, etc. good condition. Telephone sew boots or slippers. LOST - 8 year old male Kitchen has openings in to 5, Monday thru Friday. tion, 49 Regent Street, orders ground covers. $5. toys, hairdryers, books, 643-7482. SF.r VPIMJCATION Nice for j^ifts, too. Dalmation. Manchester retail sales and packing. RECORD PLAYER, 329 perennials, $5. houseplants chairs and tables, patterns, TAG SALE- Syitember NO.; F.-l No. 2361 lias pattern Manchester. E.O.E., M/F, pieces in small, medium Vernon Circle area. Calf Hours 9-4:30 Monday - EXPERIENCED John stereophonic, 78, 45, 33, 16. small to large pots. $1.00 to fabric, many things never 11th., 9 to 3. Furniture, 1970 FORD MAVERICK. NOTICE OF llEAUINf; collar. Mostly white with Friday. Call for appoint­ $10.00. Telephone 643-4751 $3.50. 649-6486. used. tools, linens, and lots of $200. Telephone 643-1088. and lai’KO sizes inclusive. Deere bulldozer and TEACHER Vacancy Grade BELFIORE, REALTORS ON M'PEICVnON TO ORDER, send $1.50 for each black eye and ear. Healthy M&M Plumbing and 'after 5 p.m. ment, 649-4332. backhoe operator. Must 5, Bolton Elementry miscellaneous! 57 and 61 I'O USE attern, plus 50( for postage and and mucscular. “ Benny . Heating, Manchester. 649- Ka n d lin g . have Class II license. Center School, For applica­ Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 TAG SALE - lots Of good Essex Street, Manchester. 1973 PONTIAC Station NON-CONEOHMING •••••••••• ANNE CABOT Reward. 646-5114. BENCH LOCKSMITH - Benefits. Call 742-6190 or tion call Superintendant’s 2871. Small repairs, FORMICA Top kitchen ••••••••••••••••**< stuff. Saturday, 9 - 3. South wagon, power steering, 431 MAIN ST. 647-1413 El EES The Hanchestw HeraliJ Experienced only. Apply in 423-2093. office, 643-1569 - Closing remodeling, heating, table, very good condition. BECAUSE SHE’S DEAF, Main to Sunset to 4 Village power brakes, good condi­ In accordance with the 1150 Ave. of Americas Personals person between 9 and 12. date, 9-5-82. , baths,' kitchens and water Needs rubber feet. $30.00. a special home is needed St. TAG SALE-Many mis­ tion. $800. 649-5732. heaters. Free estimates! Telephone 649-6866. . cellaneous items! provision of Section 19-508- New York, N.Y. 10036 Connecticut Safe and Lock, LOOKING FOR a Tutor to for a lovable fluffy white Print N.ime, Address w.lh ZIP September 11th. & 12th., RIDE NEEDED from 555 New Park Avenue, teach Spanish at a SUPER - Opportunity as MANCHESTER - 13 per­ blue-eyed kitten, P.O.A. TAG SALE - 10 a.m. Satur­ 1972 FORD GALAXY 500. 3(jl of the Regulations of CODE and Style Number. • SOLAR HOT WATER - HOOD By Broan, 30 inches corner of Wall Street and East Middle Turnpike West Hartford. student’s home at a superintendent in well Help Wanted 13 cent fixed rate mortgage OPEN HOUSE has many other abandoned day, September 11th, Two door hardtop, power Connecticut State Agen­ 19H2 AUM M w ith 16-paRe across from MRS to J.C. "S econ d Generation” wide. Nice. $30.00. Call 649- Notch Road , Bolton. 9 to 5. reasonable rate. 872-7459 known elderly bousing from owner. Seven room SUNDAY — SEPTEMBER 12th kittens. Long haired "Something for steering, and brakes, air. cies, a hearing will be con­ (;nTSK (TI()N with full Penney warehouse starting ; System . Will save 7,0 6642 after 4 p.m. directions. Price ... $2.25. evenings. facility in prestigeous BABYSITTER WANTED Cape with three bedrooms, 1— 8 •calicos, part Siamese, etc. Everyone!’ ’ Bikes, fur­ $250. 643-4411 after 2 p.m. ducted on .September 16, 9-15-82. Call Janet, 646- : percent! Five 'Year BOOKS AT S3.2S EACK NEED EXTRA MONEY? Hartford neighborhood. to care for infant in our two baths, two Mrages, Here’s your chance to niture, Avon, 289 1982 at 10:00 a.m. in Room 3732. Royal Arms Condominiums Payback. ENERGY JOHNSON Messinger 250 make up for another’s in­ Hackmatack Street, TAG SALE - Corner hutch, Q-129-DOlLS-Old and Neiv. How DENTAL Share daytime Manchester home. Various fireplace, formal 'dining 1976 MUSTANG GHIA, 565 of the State Office to dress thorn; how to make them. •••••••••••••••••••••••• Sailing Avon can halp SOURCES, 6464)643. 23 channel C.B. with anten­ humanity. 342-0571, 633- Manchester. electric stove, maple RECEPTIONIST - part maintenance respon­ daytime hours. References room and pool. Immediate 127 Main Stroal, Manchaator power steering, automatic, Building, 165 Capitol Q-130 - KEEPSAKE QUILTS. 24 fight Inflation. Call now' sibilities with existing na, cable, pre-amp mike, 6581. ______bedroom set, broiler oven, air-conditioning, stereo, pieced and appliqued designs. □ EMPLOYMENT time for Manchester oral required. 643-2242. occupancy! $69,500. Gor­ Avenue, Hartford, Connec­ at 646-3685 or 523- staff. Total responsibility 4H room townhouse, 1'/fr baths, full basamant, atova, stock mike, excellent con­ GARAGE SALE - Fur­ wooden clothes cabinet, 46,000, super car. 649-1117. Q-131-HEIRL00M HANDIWORK-20 surgery office. Office skills don Realty, 643-2174. ••••••••••••••••••****** types of needlework skills. •••••••••••••••••••••••• 9401 ' required. Duties include: for evening rounds and refrigerator, dishwasher, wall to wall carpeting, alidara to deck. dition, $99.00, 649-0557. FREE TO GOOD Home - niture. clothes, toys, more. dining room set with four ticut. The purpose of this Like new. ^ Flooring 3® hearing is to gather facts Q-132-T0 GIVE or KEEP- 40 nee­ Help Wanted 13 insurance, billing and emergency assistance. PART TIME Restite care puppy - Irish Setter - Lab. 53 Ledgecrest Terrace, chairs and hutch, much 1973 FORD LTD - origin; dlework Items to make. IDEAL FOR East Telephone 649-1711. Manchester. Keeney to miscellaneous. 260 Cedar owner,, have servici regarding the application Q-133-CRAFTS-66 pages of quick- CLERKS NEEDED for all patient scheduling. Mature, experienced cou­ workers. Provide short MANCHESTER A MUST SEE - $51,900 FLOORSANDING - Floors ple preferred. Salary, two Catholic, boys jackets, $15. Nutmeg, follow signs. Swamp Road, Coventry. records. Four door, air, by Lydall & Foulds Divi­ to-make items. SECRETARY - Part time shifts. We are looking for Experienced preferred. term intermittent care for OPEN SUN. 1-4 like new. Specializing in 1-5 p.m. Experienced. 649-2272. oedroom apartment, plus retarded-disabled persons. GROUP I REALTORS • LOMBARDO I ASSOC. each. Two each sizes, 14- Sporting Goods 46 Saturday 10 - 5, Sunday 12 - Saturday and Sunday, recently painted. Excellent sion, Lydall, Inc. 615 people that want to work. 13 Farmington 8t. older floors, natural and- 16-18. Telephone 568-5926. •••••••••••••••••••••••• 4. September 11th and 12th. Typing, telephone, make utilities oart of package. Your home or theirs. Hour­ 6 4 6 - 4 6 6 3 stained floors. No waxing overall condition. $800. 528- Parker St!, Manchester, ProhaIr Nolic«* Please apply; Seven-ll E.O.E. Call (203) 525-4228 (Bowara School) 15 X 10 tent, excellent con­ appointments. Please call Store, 513 Center Street, FULL TIME personal ly or daily basis, at your anymore. John Verfaille, 8808. CT for a permit to use non- XOTICK I’d CKKIUTOHS 643-1211 for an appoint­ Monday - Friday between 8 Newer 3 BR Colonial. Excellent FOR SALE - Twin size bed, dition, $125. Two cots, $10 Manchester, between the secretary. Vernon firm. convenience. Expenses 6^5750. conforming fuel containing l-.STAT!’; ni-' .lOHN A Machine transcription and am-4 pm, for appointment, condition. Carpeting over mattress, box spring. each. Four air mattresses A II.I.K ment, hours of 7 and 3. reimbursed. Call Julie, 643- BUILT IN 1966. Apartments lor Rant 53 Apartments tor Rent 53 1972 FORD L’TD - Four greather than 1.07d sulfur typing a must. Full hardwood, formal dining room, Conveniently located three Services Ottered 31 Frame. $35.00. Telephone $5 each. Shallow well V2 ...... door, air-conditioning. TId’ ilim OhvkI (' H:i|)|M‘ 9305. by weig'ht according to the TOOL AND DIE Maker, benefits. Insurance large MBR, living room, nice bedroom Colonial, with IMi 649-6646. h.p. pump, good condition. automatic transmission, '•I till' rm id III 1' miIuiIc Districl of DENTAL ASSISTANT- fireplace, rec-room and treed lot MANCHESTER - Im­ minimum ten years CLEANING HELP part knowledge helpful. Res­ baths, appliances, finished 40 $75.00. 742-9269. MANCHESTER - First 400-2V, regular gas, recent provisions of the Sulfur ''ii\untt\ '.it/ii hc.'irmn hcM on on child safe street!! $69,900. SMALL LOADS OF Household Goods maculate five room, two Full time, 4 day week, no 20-INCH 10-speed bike, floor, five large rooms, brake job. $595. 649-4279. Energy Trade-off ^.'Pt. iiilM-i 7 i!*H2 oiflrn-fl Ih.’it h II aircraft-related time evenings. Manchester pond to: JOBS, P.O. Box family room, in basement, STONE, trap rock, play bedroom apartment. Fully experience. Overtime and area. Experienced H, Vernon, Ct. 06066. Saturdays. Experienced t)ir: E. Middte Tpke to left on hardwood floors, nice level blue, good condition. Call Produce 50 central to shopping and Program, Section 19-508- ■ l.oin- must lie prcscMlfd to the only. Resumes to: Box DD sand, white stone, loam USED transportation. Available applianced kitchen, no liiiiii liirv on or iM lnii-1)p l)v law Air-conditioned plant. necessary. Transportation SNACK BAR person at □ REAL ESTATE Estate, 646-2000. WASHERS, RANGES - GRAPES - Pick your own wagon - V8, runs well. New tion and proposed decision Hawthorns St. DELIVERED. Telephone plus utilities. 649-1236 after I plus utilities. 649-4003. l>m\ Hlril Dynamic Metal Products necessary. Seniors local community college. 120 Clean, Guaranteed. Parts in your own baskets. 270 halt., tires. AM-FM radio. huf III.I I’. H .‘[i[)f. rb o k 644-1775. DRILL PRESS, variable 5 p.m. is available for inspection Company, Inc., 422 North “Ranch - Capar Hackmatac-k Street k ik welcome to apply. 643-5747. Must have experience. NATIONAL Fashion com­ ANDOVER- Gracious , & Service. Low prices! MANCHESTER - Four' Large capacity. $600. in the Air Compliance I III' I I lai V IS Main Street, Manchester. Nice neighborhood, 3-4 BRs. speed, 3-16 chuck, in­ Phone 643-1772 6:30 - 8:30 1 iftiisf A 1 )fauvil|p ^ $3.50 per hour to start. pany expanding in area. Homes For Sale 23 oversized 55 foot Raised ELECTRICIAN - Commer­ B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main (Rear), s room. Stove, refrigerator. Interviewing 8 a.m. - 4 HAIRDRESSER Wanted •••••••••••••••••••••••a newer kitchen, Florida room, dustrial grade. Terrific for MANCHESTER - Newly Unit, Room 136, State Of­ 2400 Cranhrook Drive. Uniforms, hospitalization, $500 wardrobe to show and Ranch. 4 bedrooms, 2 baths cial & Residential. Depen­ Street. 643-2171. No pets. References. a.m.; 5:30 - 7:30 p.m. p.m. 646-4048. part time. Experienced free lunch. Hours 10:30 MANCHESTER - 66 Henry treed lot and full basement. Only and fireplaces. On •••••••••••••••••••••••• model Builders. $50.00. decorated one bedroom fice Building. Hartford, Itouiton ItfN'M ll. Klorifla sell. Up to $10.00 per hour 362.900 dable, reasonable. Call apartment. Access to shop­ Security. $325 plus utilities. ■\mr, necessary. Call Command a.m. - 7 p.m. For appoint­ Street. $70,000. Six room secluded 2V4 acres with Telephone 649-2614. 1981 CHEVETTE - Like Connecticut. for those qualified. Call 871- Dir: W. Middle Tpke to after 5 p.m., 644-1141 or Articles lor Sale 41 ping centers, buslines and 649-4003. Mill O'! PART TIME - Excellent Performance ' of ment, call 289-7404. Colonial, I'/z baths, 13V4% Interest. $67,900. STOP new! Very low mileage. 018-09 0305. Hawthorne Street. weekends. Gabor Janosi. COMPLETE STEREO At Th « schools. For further details for housewife. Varied Manchester - ask for enclosed porch, two car CENTURY 21 Lamplighter 646-2243 ; 742- Great mpg. Four speed, hours. Possible 11-2 shift FREE estimates. component outfit receiver, please, call 528-4196 MANCHESTER - Newer Manager, 643-8339. HAIR STYLIST •••••••••••••••••••••••• garage. Lot 60 x 150. LINDSEY REAL ESTATE 7510. four door. $4600. 871-8531. TOWN OF MANCHESTER. CONNECTICUT five days per week or IMPROVE YOURSELF 8-track, turntable, CORN CRIB between 9 and 5 pm or two bedroom townhouse in Marion E. Robertson, 649-4000 CAN YOUR BUSINESS Buckland Rd^outh Windsor NOTIU: OI varied hours day-night. BOOKKEEPER - Part Learn and earn with an ever Condominiums 22 ALUMINUM SHEETS speakers. $350 when new. after 5 pm and weekends, two family. IV2 baths, •••••••••••••••••••••••• Realtor, 643-5953, MANCHESTER - Open Support a full time 1969 PLYMOUTH FURY, Apply in person between 2 time. Fuss and O’Neill, 210 progressive firm used as printing plates. .007 Selling for $50.00. Call after 10 to 0 p.m. for 649-7157. carpeting, appliances, power steering, power ADOPTION OI OKIHN W i; Apply In Parson house 2-4:30. 48 McDivitt bookkeeper? If not, call: patio, basement garage. and 4 p.m.. Tommy’s Piz- Main -Stret, Manchester. thick, 23x28*A’\ 50c each, 4 p.m. 643-6541. brakes, automatic In accordance with the provisions.of Chaplcr 3. Secljon I and ff of thf RAZ^OR’S EDGE Road. Immaglnative, well Berzin’s Bookkeeping Ser­ Convenient location. zaria, 267 East Center 646-2469, Betty. E.O.E. M- or 5 for $2.00. Phone 643- NATIVE CORN MANSFIELD CENTER - transmission. Excellent Town (’barter, notice is hereby ptven of the adoption by the Hoard l!'j □ BUSINESS . p.m. PLUMBERS DELIGHT - preferred. $50.00 weekly. No pets. Rent $375 plus 5 rooms each. Spacious, • •••<•••••••••••••••••••• beekeepers cegistcred within the Town-nf Manchester located within Parkade. removal. Call Wayne, 647- copper and brass fittings, a Security. Telephone 643- security and utilities. sun room, fenced in vard, Trucks tor Sale 6 2 two miles of the site of any proposed spraving an«l further notifying «>* One John H. Stewart Dr. 0198. and SERVICES CONTEMPORARY arm tray full. 150 pieces only 1878. References required. 649- some carpeting. N^eeds •••••••••••••••••••••••• cupants of the property to be sprayed amjof all properly abutting 11k- Newington, Conn. 06111 HIGH SCHOOL-College chair upholstered in red ' $65.00. Telephone 646-4618. 0717. work. Will adjust rent for 1968 FORD 'A Ton pickup, property of the site of said .spraying The notice of the heekee|iers shall •••aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaataa WILL BABYSIT in my student needed to babysit " velvet, chrome legs, $150. THREE ROOMS - Private ambitious couple. Call very good condition, many h(‘ in writing and sent by certified mail at least three '3: d.i>s prior in 6 6 7 - 4 4 5 3 Services Ottered 3 f ‘ the date of planned spraying The notice lo the said occupants shall ;0''“ my two children every home. Six weeks to one Brown vinyl recliner, $50. GIRLS 26-inch three s p ^ entrances. One , for lady VERNON-ROCKVILLE after 5, 871-1179. new parts, needs minor eoE year old. 643-5556. area, three and four room be in writing and may be either ma.iled to their addresses or phn ed at other weekend 6:30 a.m. - Contemporary black and bike. Excellent condition. ^ 5 ; one for man $25 and w ork .$^ or best offer. the main entrance to their address which notice, lo s;i!isfy tfiiN or 3:30 p.m. and occasional REWEAVING BURN white fabric wall hanging $70.00. Telephone 649-6799. apartments. Three rooms THREE ROOM Apart­ HOLES. Zippers, um­ $35. 649-5459. Tom, 674-9413 days; dinance, must he receivetl forty-eight <48 > hours prior lo the time fit si id evenings. Person must be HOUSE CLEANING - 50” X 50” , $25. 646-0479. available immediately. No ment, first floor. Heat, hot evenings 646-6727. brellas repaired. Window Experienced. Domestic. spraving mature and able to provide MINI WASHER - very Apartments lor Rent 53 pets. Security and water, stpve, refrigerator h Said written notice shall inf Conneencui Ik crises HOUSE ADULT DAY CENTER HVAC MECHANIC to do Bat., Bun. 1— 8 P.M. (PrIcM starting $46,900) Marlow's, 867 Main Street. 5259. $45.00. 'Telephone 643-7868. 5. 646-7268. carrif'd by the parly in connection with or necessarv hv law f«ir siinl 649-5221. two bedroom apartment plant maintenance in a REPAIRMAN’S SPECIAL available. Centrally spraying BABYSITTING MOTORCYCLE 3 The address'esi of all properlyicsi to he spraved and the dateisi Two 20Thour five day week positions for adult day skilled nursing facility. 2 Bedroom Townhouse Units (with baasmsnt) FRANKLIN Stove, $50.00, - two Sears washers - com- located on busline near MANCHESTER - 5 rooms, MANCHESTER - Two INSURANCE - Lowest Full time position. Call 643- BRICK, BLOCK, STONE - Experienced and depen­ 2 bedrooms, modern bath bedroom condos, PA baths, planned for said spraying care program located in Manchester. Joint respon­ humidifier, $30., bine to make one in shopping center and Rates Available! Many op­ 4 The generic name of the chemical's' lo [to used 5151 for appointment. Concrete. Chimney dable day care in my refrigerator, $45., mis­ working condition. Both and kitchen, garage. $425 fully appliance kitchen, sibility for admihlstratloh and Implementation of all STANDARD FEATURES; Andersan double schools. For further details tions. Call; Clarice or Section 10-90 F’enally Any person who violates anv prffMMon of Ims K i t c h e n s i n c l u d e : custom cebinete & Repairs. "No Job Too Manchester home. Call $30.00. 643-1814. plus utilities. Alibrio Real­ large apartments. $475 program activities for geriatric clients. Candidates giazod windows, Insulated entrance doors cellaneous antique chairs, call 649-7157.______Joan, Clarke Insurance ordinance shall be guilty of a misdemeanor Km«‘ uf'on < 'mVi' tmn ol an\ appliances, frost-free refrigerators, self-cleening Small.” Call 644-8356. 646-1095. ty, Inc., 649-0917. each plus utilities. Call 647- must possess BA In Recreation Therapy and one w/weatherstripping. R-11 insulation In walls, R- range, r^nge hood, dishwasher, disposal. $10. and $15., G.E. apart­ Agency 643-1126. person shall be no more than $100 PART 'nM E jobs - $450 per 30 insulation In ceilings, sound Insulation ment size washer and BRIDESMAID or formal 118 MAIN STREET - Three 0391. This Ordinance shall take effect ten i lOi days after this publication in year experience with d frail elderly population In a month average earnings. between living areas. Therma-Ray^ radiant beet C & M Tree Service, Free' dryer, $350., clothes closet gown, yellow with room, heated apartment. THREE BEDROOM 1980 SILVER MAXI-LUV this new.spaper provided that within ten 1 101 days after this publication community or Institutional sotting. Contact Karen Flexible hours, suitable for w/individual room thermostats. estimates. Discount senior Hot water, no appliances, •••••••••••••••••••••••• with shelves, $25., antique matching jacket, worn Duplex. Appliances in­ Puch moped. Like new. of this Ordinance a petition signed by not less than five 1 5 fx'reent of Ibc Jastrzebski at— college students, citizens. Company security. Tenant in­ electors of the Town, as determined from the latest officials lists nf the BATHS: Custom vanity, fiberglass tub, shower FLOOR COVERINQtrColor selection of wall to Painting-Papering 32 china closet, $90., antique once. Size 12, paid $85.00, cluding dishwasher. Homes tor Rent S4 Asking $450.00. Telephone, housewives and others. wqii carpeting & vinyl flooring. Manchester owned and surance. 646-2426, 9-5 Regi.slrars of Voters, has not been filed with the T«iwn Clerk requesting units. dressing Uble with fold out asking $20.00. Call 647-8054. Parking, wall to wall 643-1958, Interviews held with operated. Call 646-1327. weekdays. Its reference to a special Town election full length mirror, $35. 644- carpeting, close to busline James R. McCavanagh JEFFERSON HOUSE ADULT DAY CENTER Dealers Co-Op on OTHER FEATURES; Individual patios, cabla TV connacUons. air oonditlonaf. INTERIOR-EXTERIOR ami shopping. Security BOLTON - 6 room Ranch. 2751. WINDOW Drapery FOR SALE - Moped - Secretary Wednesday, September washar A dryar connections. LIGHT TRUCKING - Fen- PAINTING - Wallpapering MANCHESTER - Main deposit required. No pets. I'A baths, garage, cing. Attics, cellars, gar* material, 13*A yards brand Excellent running condi­ 15th, at East Hartford and Drywall InataUation. COAL STOVE - Fran- new, 46 in. wide, multi Street. 2-4 rooms. Heated. $475 per month plus fireplace. $600 monthly Board of Directors S7 Hollistsr StrMt, MsnohMtsr, CT 0B040 ages cleans. All types Quality professional work. plus utilities. Security and tion. Have to see to Manchester, Connecticut Holiday Inn at 10 am, 1, 4, cobelge - cost new $1200. colored designs, enough for Hot water. Appliances. No utilities. Available believe! $400. Call Mike - B46-2680 trash, brush removed. Reasonable prices. FrOe references required. 643- Dated ot Martclicstcr. C'onncrtieul this 81h day of SepliTiitier. 19R2 or 7 pm. (Exit 58 off Route Selling price, $650. One three windows. $35.00. 646- pets. Security. Parking. November 1st. Call after 6 649-2633. E.O.E. Picket, SpUt Rail, Stake EstimatesI m l y insursd. 1577. ntS^B Roberts Street-Silver M im M N REALIY year old. Call 643-2301. 0632. 523-7047. p.m., 649-0842. Lane). No calls accepted. Fences installed. 528-0670. G.L. McHugh, e U -9 3 1 1