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(UPI) — Scientists Spengler said the situation has iN8 worsened in recent years because of a Vice President George Bush warned ^ ------H -j who study indoor air pollution warn that Cuban leader Fidel Castro Friday that it health problems from headaches to lack of ventilation in energy efficient was no longer safe for him “to meddle” cancer may be traced lo little recocnized homes, increased use of wood-burning in the affairs of other Latin American ' B rS s J stoves, and an abundance of modern of UFI WEAYKIRrKtR FOTOCAST *-j ' ------—* culprits like energy-efficient homes countries. photocopiers and gas stoves. fice Duuuings witn sealed windows. Court rejects "We free countries must stand up But research indicates there are some He criticized the government's inten against this," Bush told a meeting of cost efficient ways to minimize indoor tion to cut back research into the editors and publishers from the pollution including proper ventilation problem of indoor pollution in the United abortion bid InterAmerican Press Association. and the use of air cleaning devices, * States, where citizens typically spend 60 Speaking of Castro, Bush told the Latin Reports on the issue were presented to 90 percent of their time indoors. KALAMAZOO. Mich. (UPI) - An at American journalists "as long as he W eather this week by some of the 450 scientists "I think there is a danger in being an torney s bid to secure a change of (Castro) thought the United States and from the United States, Europe and alarmist, but I do think there is a others of us in this hemisphere who stand custody or obtain a court-ordered abor Japan who gathered at the University of legitimate public health concern here that needs to be examined very fac tion for a sexually abused 11-year-old girl for freedom didn’t want to get involved, Massachusetts for the International or weren’t going to speak out, he knew it was rejected Friday by a Kalamazoo Symposium on Indoor Air Pollution. tually,” Spengler said. was safe to meddle. But it is no longer Today’s forecast Some disturbing findings were in County circuit judge. Indoor pollutants of particular concern .ludge John Fitzgerald upheld a safe”. Mostly sunny Saturday. Highs in the SOs. Increasing dicated in several papers presented at u In his address, Bush repeated that included formaldehyde emitted from the symposium. juvenile court ruling and refused to grant cloudiness Saturday night with a chance 61 showers Sun urcaformaldehyde, particle board, Washington has “overwhelming One study demonstrated that 5 to 15 temporary custody of the girl to her day. Lows Saturday night in the upper 30s to low 40s. cigarettes and gas stoves; tobacco evidence” that Cuba is tunneling Soviet \ \ percent of single family homes surveyed father, who would have permitted the Highs Sunday on the 60s. Northerly winds 15 to 25 mph 7'' ^ smoke; radon, a radioactive gas emitted arms into Central America via Saturday morning diminishing during the day. Light and had elevated levels of radon, a radioac abortion naturally from soil and building tive gas, which may result in an in The girl's mother is opposed to the Nicaragua, saying "we must find ways variable winds ^tu rd ay night. to stop this insidious export.” materials; nitrogen dioxide from un- creased risk of lung cancer. Spengler abortion, but neither parent has legal UPI photo In a question-and-answer session. Bush vented combustion appliances and said. custody of the girl, who was declared a said he did not see a need for more Extended outlook pesticides. In another report. Dr. T. Sterling of ward of the court Sept 23 More than 100 papers were presented Simon Fraser University in Burnaby; .\ man who lived with the girl, her Today in history American aid to the U.S.-backed junta in El Salvador, in the face of stepped-up Extended outlook for New England Monday through , f l at the symposium, which organizers said British Columbia, presented results of a sister and mother allegedly had relations On Oct. 17, 1777, British Gen. John Burgoyne surrendered his forces to Wednesday: Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connec was the first large-scale meeting on the study whjch suggested nitrogen dioxide with the girl He is being held in the guerrilla attacks. the Americans at Saratoga. It was one of the great turning pointe of the Bush arrived in Rio from Brasilia on ticut: Temperatures below normal with generally fair subject of indoor air pollution since a is two to three times above outdoor county jail on first-degree criminal skies Monday and Tuesday. Variable cloudiness similar gathering in Copenhagen, Den levels in homes with gas cooking and gas sexual conduct charges. Revolutionary War. The scene of surrender is depicted in this painting. the last leg of a Latin American tour that also took him to the Dominican Republic Wednesday. High temperatures in the 50s Monday, from mark, in 1978. water heating appliances. Nelson Pelletier, the girl's court- the mid 50s to the low 60s Tuesday and Wednesday. Low Sterling recommended as one solution appointed attorney, said he probably will and Colombia. He and his wife, Barbara Dr. John D. Spengler of the Harvard were seen off at Brasilia's military air temperatures in the SOs and low 40s. to the problem removal of gas cooking not appeal the decision. He said any UPI photo University School of Public Health and base by Brazilian Foreign- Minister Maine: Gradual clearing Monday. Fair Tuesday. ranges from all homes. further court action will not be quick Baptists allow performance head symposium organizer, stressed the Ramiro Saraiva Giierreiro. Chance of showers Wednesday. Colder Monday with need for individuals, industry and The gathering was sponsored by the enough to allow the girl, who is 23 weeks CHARLESTON. S.C. (UPI) - The Newton said the church has always had highs in the 40s warming to the mid and upper 50s by Surrender near again U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, pregnant, to have an abortion before the Earlier in his three-day visit to South government to become more aware of oldest Baptist organization in the South a "strong music program” and "that’s America’s largest country. Bush an Wednesday. Overnight low temperatures in the upper the U.S. department of Energy, the Elec legal limit of 24 weeks. the hazards of indoor pollution and to refused Friday to cancel an evening per the sole reason for the invitation.. nounced an agreement between 20s to mid SOs. British troops advance In Yorktown, Va., against French the Revolutionary War— gets under way. President take appropriate action to help curtail tric Power Research Institute and Gas 1 will probably do nothing, and I say People's political concerns are certainly formance of an all-white boys choir from Washington and Brazil on the supply of New Hampshire: Gradual clearing Monday. Fair and American forces Friday as the re-enactment of the Reagan and French President Francois MItterand will visit problems associated with it. Research Institute. that after some thought. " Pelletier said South Africa and black leaders organized legitimate, but we see this as entirely Tuesday. Chance of showers Wednesday. Colder Mon uranium for the fledgling Brazilian surrender of the British at Yorktown— which concluded the battlefield site Monday. It's next week or never, and 1 don't a protest against apartheid outside the separate from that. day with highs 45 to 50 warming to the upper ,50s and low know of any remedy that quickly. In nuclear power industry. church. "It's inconceivable that a Christian 60s by Wednesday. Overnight lows in the upper 20s to theory I could continue, but 1 see no “The United States wants nuclear "We do not perceive grade school boys Church would use little boys to make a mid SOs. Iruitiulness in that for my client . . it cooperation with Brazil and both nations who come from South Africa and who political statement,” Newton said. will work actively over the next year to Vermont: Generally fair Monday. Partly cloudy would be meaningless to my client. " happen to have excellent voices as a hot "They're just here to sing. There was ab resolve differences to establish a Tuesday. Considerable cloudiness and scattered Unusual rainfall causes evacuation in Texas political issue." said the Rev. David solutely no political motivation,” reliable supply relationship,” he said. showers Tuesday night and Wednesday. Highs in the up Newton, assistant pastor of First Baptist The choir is on a month-long tour of per 40s and 50s. Lows 25 to 35 Monday and Tuesday and Despite some close calls when two located near a bend of Sandy Creek. The National Weather Service closed and cars that had been picked home began by school bus at about Old philosophy Church. "We re going ahead with it. ' F7ast Coast cities and has performed at around 40 Wednesday. SHERMAN, Texas (UPI) - A 3:30 a.m., but the buses got trapped boats overturned, no deaths were Usually only a few feet wide. San warned Friday's storm had become up by the water and scattered like dy Creek stretched more than 100 ■Since officials of the church, nestled in the White House, the U.S. Senate and in night of torrential, harddriving rain in high water and National Guard reported in Sherman. forced more than 500 people — in nearly stationary and advised as toys lay on sidewalks and in flooded yards before daylight. At midday, it the heart of the city's historic district, Washington’s National Cathederal. Methane gas Sandy Creek. An asphalt parking lot trucks had to be brought in to free "I’m so tired I’m blank," said in Washington National forecast cluding the residents of a nursing much as 4 additional inches of rain nursing home administrator Louise still looked like a last-moving river refused to cancel the 7:30 p.m. perfor Its performance at Augusta, Ga., was ripped apart by the force of the them. mance by the Drakensberg Choir, black By United Press International home — to flee to higher ground fall could be expected throughout Langford, who dressed in knee boots more than 30 feet wide but the water Wednesday night drew about 200 Little Rock r 80 64 floodwaters which also frequently Wheelchairs, stretchers, shoes SMITHFIKLD. H I i L'Pl i-Political leaders said protesters would greet peo kills miners City & Fest Hi Lo Pep Los Angeles c 72 ff. Friday. the area. with her pants rolled up, was direc was slowly receding. demonstrators. An appearance in^ a Albuquerque r 72 44 .... Louisville cy disrupted phone service. and lifejackets were scattered activist and lormer New York Rep ple as' they arrived for the event. Several days of unusually heavy Sheriff’s officials said two cars ting the cleanup efforts. "We've got Mark Grams, who lived in one of Bella Abzug says the Reagan ad Raleigh. N.C., church whoSe Anchorage r 42 3Ti .08 Memphis r were swept off the road early The rain, which totaled more than throughout the nursing home halls in "If someone talked about bringing the TOKYO (UPI) - Invisible clouds of Asheville cy 72 r« ... Miami Beach c 81 68 .11 rains across north and central Texas the rush of the early morning so much to do yet. But thank God the apartments farthest from the ministration budget reflects his belief in membership includes Sen. Jesse Helms. Atlanta pc 72 U. .... Friday by raging floodwaters, but 7 inches from midnight to dawn in PLO (Palestine Liberation Organiza deadly methane gas spread through a Milwaukee c 61 37 ... already had been blamed for six evacuation to the town’s Municipal nobody got hurt. The building creek, still had 2 feet of water in the the 19th century" economic philosophy RN.C., attracted about 30. Billings c M 33 . , Minneapolis pc fi9 37 ... deaths and Friday’s storm covered sheriff’s deputies plucked the four Sherman, pushed two already living area of his residence. Looking tion! to America, the Jews would raise coal mine in northern Japan Friday, Birmingham pc 73 fa .... Nashville cy 72 62 Building. damage — that's minor. Thank God ol survival of the fittest Boston pc W 43 .... New Orleans c 8T 64 ... motorists from trees and a creek, swollen creeks out of their banks at the soggy, muddy carpet. Grams hell, " outspoken black City Councilman A protest by students at the University killing at least 33 miners and forcing much of the farmland from Dallas Water from Post Oak Creek nobody got hurt." Those vvhth the most wealth and the rescuers to suspend attempts to reach 36 Brwnsvll Tx.pc 93 76 .... New York pc 6T 47 .... north to Sherman -- a distance of frightened but unhurt. and into an apartment complex and said: "We're going to plant crops Robert Ford said. "It just proves this of Georgia in Athens led officials to Buffalo cy 66 47 .06 Oklahom Cty r 70 fa 12T> the Chapel of Care nursing home. roared into the building, leaving a One of the hardest hit areas was most political power arc trying to get Charlstn S.C. c 74 f6 .... Omaha cy 62 46 .... Schools and numerous businesses particular Christian church has no con cancel the choir's scheduled concert others trapped a third of a mile below some 60 miles — with several inches high water mark several feet deep. the Sandy Creek Apartments, now.” more wealth and more political power. 1 (niarllt N.C pc 73 f(2 ...r Philadelphia pc 64 41 .... in Sherman, population 30,000, were The evacuation of the nursing cern for what they preach on Sunday." there. ground. Chicago c 63 36 .... Phoenix c 73 f4 .01 of water. think that is the objective of this ad Officials said at least 17 of the miners Cleveland c 61 4f .04 Pittsburgh pc ministration." Mrs. Abzug .said still trapped in the mine were believed to Columbus c 62 44 .08 Portland M. cy 47 Dallas cy 88 73 .or. Portland Ore, c It IS a return to the philosophy of the Elvis was sophisticated be alive with the aid of special breathing Denver r fiO 44 .26 Providence pc 19th century and social Ifarwinism -- the .gear. But the fate of 19 others was not Des Moines cy 64 44 .... Richmond c 70 40 survival ol the liltcsl and unrestrained known. Detroit c St. Louis cy 73 M witness Jack Hirsch, a Memphis phar Duluth c Salt Lake Cityr .iccumulalion ol wealth. " she said MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UPI) -- Elvis E l Paso c Dodd says peace talks macist who pleaded no contest last year The tragedy struck at about 2 p.m. (1 San Antonio pc Mrs .Abzug. HI. made the comments at Presley was a "sophisticated " drug user a.m. EDT) when methane gas from an Hartford pc San Diego c who kept a pharmaceutical reference Honolulu c San Francisc c 68 V! Bryant College Thur.sday. telling about to charges of filling 177 prescriptions for underground pocket flooded the Indianapolis c Seattle c 60 34 3lk) people what she believed were the book by his bedside, the jury in the drug 11.000 pills for Presley. Hokkaido Steamship and Colliery Com Jark.sn Mss. pc Spokane c W 34 trial of Presley's doctor was told Friday. Jacksonville c 79 47 Tampa c 83 ff. Reagan administration's pluses and Neal maintained that the doctor tried pany mine in Yubari on Japan's northern Kansas City r 64 fa Washington pc minuses Defense attorney James F. Neal to substitute sugar pills for hard drugs island of Hokkaido. Las Veaa.s c Wichita attempted to convince a Criminal Court possible in El Salvador She was elected to Congress as a but had to actually buy the drugs so that AH but 114 of the 835 workers in the democrat in 1970 and served six years as jury that Dr George Nichopoulos Presley would see the bills for them. mine scrambled to safety as alarms prescribed massive quantities of drugs a colorful and outspoken supporter of Neal again brought out in the went off. Weary and black-faced, assistance and by encouraging popular elec engineered through the Senate in September as part of a ploy to cut back on drug use By Lisa Shepard civil rights, the Kqual Rights .Amend questioning of Hirsch that Nichppoulos another 45 miners eventually escaped in tions. placing restrictions on military assistance ment and opponent of the Vietnam War by the rock 'n' roll king. small groups when gas levels in the Herald Washington Bureau unless certain foreign policy goals are met Nichopoulos, r.3, Presley's doctor for asked about obtaining placebos that "For the first time, officials on both sides In 1979. she was named co-chairman of would look like the drugs Presley areas in which they were trapped sub Alm anac WASHINGTON —Sen. Christopher Dodd, (Christian-Democrats and leftists) have The administration said the amendment' the President's National Advisory Com 11 years, is on trial on 14 criminal counts sided enough to risk a scramble for the of overprescribing addictive drugs to wanted. D-Conn., returned from a two-and-one-half expressed a desire to have a dialogue without hampers its ability to conduct foreign affairs mittee for Women but was tired by surface. day trip to El Salvador with a "commitment " pre-conditions,” said Dodd, a member of the in the Latin American country. Presley, singer Jerry Lee Lewis, But prosecutors on re-direct President Carter over a budget disagree Of the 33 confirmed dead, most were from the ruling government there and from ■ Senate Foreign Relations Committee. Dodd himself, and eight others emphasized for the jury that hard drugs However, it is not binding unless it is also ment asphyxiated by the chdking, black clouds By United Press International opposing leftist guerrillas to begin a noted that neither side is winning the war in a What we tried to point out is the Neal cross-examined prosecution were actually purchased. of coal dust that filled the tunnels after passed by the House of Representatives, Today is Saturday, October I7th, the 290th day of 1980 “dialogue” on resolving the internal strife military or popular sense. which has yet to act on it. budget ol a nation is its value system an initial gas explosion, whose cause was that has killed thousands. The senator believes it is up to the U.S, “to Federal policies in no way kept up with with 75 to follow. not immediately known. The moon is moving toward its last quarter. Dodd, acting on his own, spent the earlier exercise leverage on the military in El Dodd said he is "absolutely sure .. that the changing needs ol women or Rescuers clawing and inching their Speed pipeline, King urges The morning stars are Mars, Saturn and Jupiter. part of the week in San Salvador meeting Salvador to allow the dialogue to proceed." there’s a real chance to proceed with a , recognized they were the majority of the way through the shafts were fo rc ^ back clandestinely with "officials high up within He said the Salvadoran military is the only political settlement in El Salvador. " but the population. " she said The evening sstars are Mercury and Venus. BOSTON (UPI) — Recent events in just before midnight when gas levels the guerrilla movement’’ and openly with impediment to the talks, but the U.S. could burden, said the senator, is now on the United She had similar complaints about possible to meet. Those bom on this day are under the sign of Libra. King told members of the Federal reached dangerously high levels again. President Napoleon Duarte, a Christian- use its current military and economic States! Reagan's budget priorities the Middle East make it imperative that American actresses Jean Arthur and Rita Hayworth lederal officials speed up approval of a Energy Regulatory Commission on Smoke was seen billowing forth from Democrat; along with religious leaders, U.S. assistance to put some leverage on the Reagan's solution to economic were bom October 17th — Arthur in 1908 and Hayworth ■M' Dodd also said that the names of the people Canadian-U.S. natural gas pipeline. Gov. Boundary Gas Project their speedy ap the area where the gas erupted and of military advisers in El Salvador and officials military. firohlems deserves a great deal ol ficials said they may have to begin pum in 1919. who killed the four American nuns in El Edward J. King testified Friday. proval of the venture would send a in the Salvadoran military. Thursday, Dodd took his newly acquired in Salvador last December were known by criticism. It can't possibly work." Mrs The venture, which would pipe in message to the Canadian National Board ping water into the mine. They conceded UPI photo Although Duarte has headed the country for formation to the State Department, which .Abzug .said the water would drown anyone still left On this date in history: “high up officials 24 hours after it happened. " enough natural gas each year to displace that the Northeast is a valuable market In 1777, at one of the great turning points of the over one year, his leadership has been con- listened to Dodd, politely thanked him, but expressed no willingness to follow his and that the American embassy also now 3 miiiion barrels ol oil, would help ease for the fuel. alive. Revolutionary War, British General John Burgoyne sur Sen. Christopher Dodd, D-Conn„ said Friday that El Salvador’s leftist sUntly threatened by leftist guerrillas and “The mine filled with dense coal dust suggestions. knows who killed the women. But legal the dependence on fuel from the volatile The proposal will be presented next to rendered his forces to the Americans at Saratoga, New guerrillas and the ruling Christian Democratic party are prepared to political leaders on the right. technicalities, said Dodd, make it impossible region, he said. the CNB, which is scheduled to meet and I just ran and ran for my life,” said begin an informal dialogue to seek a solution to the country’s political The U.S. government has been supporting Dodd is already at (xids with the Reagan one survivor, miner Taketoshi Aima. York. Duarte by sending economic and military administration because of an amendment he to publicly expose the murderers. "It is for me no small discomfort to later this year. In 1945, Juan Peron became dictator of Argentina and violence. Lottery see the recent events in the Middle East Night brought with it a grim cold as "I am very interested in the prospect relatives and miners maintained a ran the country for 11 years until he was overthrown. and North Africa in the wake of Presi of larger quantities of Canadian gas In 1977, German commandos stormed a hijacked air dent Sadat's assassination and to think shivering vigil around the mine, waiting Numbers drawn Friday in New being available as soon as the 1982-33 for word. liner in Mogadishu, Somalia, and freed 80 hostages held that this could have an effect on the heating season in light’of the ... dangers aboard the plane since it left Spain for Frankfurt a day Kngland supply, situation." King said. Officials said the miners are trapped Connecticut daily 7ti4 Play F'our e that may lie ahead,” King continued. 1,900 feet below ground in a horizonal earlier. Three of the four hijackers were killed. Budget cuts in trouble "The international deal — which would number 0133 tunnel leading off from a vertical shaft In 1979, Mother Teresa of Calcutta, a Roman Catholic increase gas supplies in New York. New He reminded commissioners of the nun who cares for the sick and poor, was awarded the You are cordially invited Maine daily 810 Jersey and the five New Fmgland states natural gas shortage last January that connecting it to the surface. Afterward, Hatfield told reporters he Tennessee said, “We support the president’s Varmont daily 793 • The cause of the gas leak was not im Nobel Peace Prize. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Senate call for $100 billion over three years ... We — was to be sealed in time for deliveries resulted in the closings of schools and Republican leaders Friday sent President suggested a M billion defense cut as part of •New Hampshire daily; 4477 mediately known. But five miners were his committee’s share,of the proposed cuts, support the totality of the president’s to start this winter. businesses in Massachusetts and forced ^ A thought for-ithe day; American humorist, artist and Reagan word his spending cuts will be hard to to attend an New Hampshire weekly; 041-39-red Approval delays have made the utilities to import liquefied natural gas . killed in a similar gas leak in the same but the White House team s t ^ by its request.” Rhode Island dailv; %41. mine in 1975. writer James Thurber said it this way: "Elarly to rise achieve this year, but they will try to reach originally estimated starting time im from Algeria. his budget-balancing goal over three years. original proposal for only $2 billion in cuts. Baker would not say whether the group sup and early to bed makes a male healthy and wealthy and Stockman also said the administration still Open House on Sunday, October 18, dead.” Appropriations Committee chairman Mark ported or thought it could reach Reagan's Hatfield, ROre., described efforts to pin hopes for the $16 billion it proposed last target of $16 billion in 1982 cuts. down the cuts as sort of a “floating crap month in additional spending reductions for which will begin game” with an ultimate goal of balancing the fiscal 1982. But Hatfield said his panel could only come budget in fiscal 1984. But the senators tried to shift the focus of up with $5 billion or $6 billion of the $10.4 Quote / Unquote billion it has been asked to find. He said the the observance of Jlanrl|PBlpr If^ralb Hatfield and other GOP leaders met with the debate from the $16 billion Reagan wants budget director David Stockman and White this fiscal year to the amount that would be $16 billion might be achieved through actions necessary to balance federal spending by by other committees, but it did not appear the “LIBRARY APPRECIATION WEEK " Catholic priest defending the church’s endorse Houm chief of staff James Baker on Capitol "I d like to see the dumb...that paid that much Official Manchetter Ne^tpaper Hill to discuss the state of the president’s 1984. other chairmen offered plans to make up the for it. I’ve probably got a couple of six-packs ment of New Jersey efforts on sex education in Republican leader Howard Baker of difference. myself that I'd sell him." public schools. USPS 327-500 V ol. C l, N o. 15 latest budget-cut package. in Manchester — Billy Carter, on reporta that a collector paid (M cCalls) Published daily except Sunday and certain holidays by $1,000 for a can of “Billy Beer.” "My suggestion is anyone affected by high In the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, The Open House will be from 2 to 5 P.M. Manchester, Conn. 06040. Second class postage paid at terest rates should lower their flags until Interest O’ "Unlimited expertise and knowledge in how Manchester, Conn. POSTMASTER: Send address people feel and how people think.” rates come down to a reasonable level, between FICA earnings limit up changes to The Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, at both Mary Cheney and Whiton Libraries — Colleen Howe, wife of retired hockey star 10 and 12 percent." — Bill Hoyarman, an Illinois truck body Manchester, Conn. 06040. tax of $3,029.40, up $267.30 over this year, the Gordie Howe, on her quallflcatlona to fill a con- WASHINGTON (UPI) — The earnings limit creases in the tax rate, the Social Security manufacturer, explaining Ms personal protest government said. The earnings limit for self- greealonal vacancy In Connecticut. She declared To subscribe, or to report a delivery problem, call 647- for Social Security taxes — the point at which Administration said. Social Security taxes her candidacy even though Howe won't vote lor againki ***• Fsderal Reserve’s light-money employed people also rises to $32,400 annual- 9946. Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday the government stops taking money out of are recorded as “FICA” on most paychecks. her — he Is a Canadian citizen. policy. The law requires the earnings limit to rise iy- You are also invited to participate in special through Friday and 7 to 10 a.m. Saturday. DeUvery your paycheck for the retirement fund — will Several other Social Security changes also "She rnay find an empty stocking this Christ- s ^ I d be made by 5 p.m. Monday through Friday and by in response to increases in the average an "It's hard to get a steady job for nim. Every time rise to $32,400 in the government said will take effect Jan. 1, the government noted we put him in a truck, he blows a tire." mas/' 7^ a.m. Saturday. Friday. nual wages nationwide. For the past four events throughout the week and a Special _ PbU Herbert, lormer Oultirie, Okla., fire Suggested carrier rates are $1.20 weekly, |5 .U for one years, however. Congress has set its own ear Friday. They include: — Suean Swanson, a CalHomia animal trainer, Billy Carter That is an increase of $2,700 from this —The maximum amount of earnings a Zubin Mehta cMef, on a federal mediator who ruled that on- month, $15.35 for three months, $30.70 for six months, nings limits, which were higher than those bemoaniitg the lack of employment opportunities year’s limit of $29,700. beneficihry under age 65 can earn in a year Recognition Day on Sunday, October 25, at for Butch, a 5,300 pound, 10-yaarold Indian duty firefighters can’t drive Santa Claus In a lire $61.40 for one year. Mail rates are available on And Americans paying the top rate will the automatic escalator would have set. The earnings limit is $300 higher than without losing Social Security benefits will alephant. truck during the local Chrlstmaa parade. request. shell out $195 more next year, since the rise from $4,060 in 1981 to $4,440 in 1982. grave contained another man’s body. maximum tax will rise from $1,975 to $2,170. predicted several weeks ago by the business Whiton Library Auditorium from 2 to 4 P.M. "Every time I cup up a dogfish, there was a —Beneficiaries aged 65 to 72 may earn $6,- "We finally learned the truth." To place a classified or display advertisement, or to Under a law passed in 1977 to bail out the group Commerce Clearing House, which — Marina Oswald Porter, widow of President "Children need to hear about human sexuality Brahms symphony running through my head.” 000 in 1982, up from this year’s $5,500. before report a news item, story or picture Mea, call 643-2711. retirement system, the Social Security tax based its forecast on Social Security and Dannedy's accused killer, on the results of an from an early age. For too long, this has been for — Zubbi Mehta, Mew York Philharmonic con losing benefits. Ofnee hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through rate rises next January from 6.65 percent of Senate Finance Committee documents. exhumation that idontHled Leo Harvey Oswald’s bidden." ductor, who studied medicine lor a year befors —A worker must earn $340 next year, up earnings to 6.70 percent. Employers’ con For the self-employed, the 1982 tax rate ramaine. A British author had claimed Oswald’s devoting hia iile to music. (Paopie) Friday. — Rev. Robert J. Harrington, a Roman tributions rise by the same amount. will rise from 9.M percent to 9.35 percent from $310 this year, to be eligible for a The maximum tax will rise as a result of ih- next year, resuming in a maximum possible quarter of coverage under Social Security. ^::jc:-m . $C THE HERALD, Sat.. Oct. 17. 1981 > - - THK HERALD . Sat., Oct. 17, 1981 b 'N e ill Fusscas makes Connecticut hunters I no harm ony taking to the fields four-way race Hunters are lim ited to hours H ARTFO RD (U P I) - Thousands HARTFORD (U P I) — First-term Rep. the death in September of Rep. William if Abate runs beginning at 7 a.m. and ending at of hunters were expected to take to Peter Fusscas, R-Marlborough, made it Cotter, D-Conn. sunset on opening day. Beginning the fields and forests of Connecticut a fourway race Friday (or the Fusscas said the economy will be the today for the opening day of the times for waterfour hunters will be key issue in the brief campaign. HARTFORD (UPI) Gov. WilHam O’Neill said Republican nomination in the 1st 1981-82 small game and waterfowl changed thereafter to a half hour “ There is no more important task for Friday there won’t be a very "harmonious” atmosphere Congressional District. hunting season. before sunrise in areas south of the congressman from this district than during the coming special session if House Speaker “ 1 believe it is important that the 1st Among the choice fowl gunners Interstate 95. to work toward controlling the growth of Ernest Abate, D-Stamford, decides to run for governor. District elect a congressman who will be federal spending and protecting the The governor also sajd he hasn’t decided yet when he w ill have in their sites are the first Small game hunting will be a part of building our new economic en of 39,000 pheasants to be released pocketbooks of the people in the dis '■Sf. will recall the Legislature for a special session to deal available to hunters this fall on a vironment for the 1980s,” he said at a 1 between Saturday and Thanksgiving trict," he said. with federal cuts, although he said it will be in newly established, permitrequired Capitol news conference announcing his Fusscas is a member ol the November and some tim e after the Nov. 3 municipal Day. huting area located in the towns of candidacy. The stock of pheasants includes Enfield and East Windsor. Republican State Finance Committee elections. Fusscass, 40, said he expects to spend birds purchased by. the state and and Budget Committee. Two years ago •Abate has said several times that he’s getting closer About 1,3(X) acres have been made $200,000 on the campaign. His wife, re le a s ^ by clubs involved in a he was a member of Sen. John Heinz' to announcing for the 1982 Democratic gubernatorial Helen, is a member of the Krieble fami cooperative 6-week-old and adult available in the area through the National Republican Senatorial Com nomination, especially since Rep. Toby Moffett, D- cooperation of landowners in the ly, which founded the lucrative Loctite pheasant liberation program coor mittee. Gonn., has given every indication he w ill enter the U.S. (jorp. in Newington. dinated by the state Department of towns. He was president of a Loctite sub ^nate race. A limited number of permits will Others seeking the GOP nomination sidiary in Japan from 1973 to 1978 and "“ He (Abate) can do as he sees fit, whatever that inter Environmental Protection. t'' ' Paul Herig, director of the DEP’s be available for any particular day are former Hartford Mayor Ann was vice president of Loctite Liter- prets to be,” O’Neill said. “ It’s obvious to me that if a W ildlife Unit, said about 28 percent of the season and can be requested Uccello; Colleen Howe of Glastonbury, national in 1978 and 1979, which was person is in contention it’s not going to be a very har •i.. of the year’s pheasant release was three days in advance. wife of retired hockey star Gordie Howe, responsible for exports to Africa. Asia. monious situation.” to be stocked by Saturday’s opening. and Wethersfield lawyer Lucien Europe, and Central and South America. ,q“ I intend as the governor to make the recommen State officials remind hunters that State game officials said other DiFazio. Fusscas presently Is a consultant on dations to the General Assembly that I think are right, they are required by law to wear at fair game will include quail, ruffed Secretary of State Barbara Kennelly is overseas trade and investments, working DO matter who is running for what,” O’Neill added. least 2(X) square inches of fluores grouse, squirrel, rabbit, racoon, fox, assured of the Democratic no-nination mostly with small, high technology He commented after he swore in Deputy Com cent orange clothing while hunting crow, woodchuck, woodcock and for the special election, which will be businesses who want help in entering missioner John Carson as the new commissioner of the from Nov. 1 to the end of the year. held Jan. 12. The seat was left open by foreign markets. Department, of Economic Development, and Peter snipe. Burns, form erly director of municipal development, to succeed Cdrson iC T SUPER coupon)! Commissioner Edward Stockton resigned this week to ic n SUPER coupon)! W ITH THIS COUPON » A '7.50 PURCHASE' become a private consultant. He had been appointed to WITH THIS COUPON t A '7 50 PU R C H ASE' the pwst in 1975 by the late Gov. Ella Grasso. CUSTOM GROUND-BEAN DOUBLE STUFF, SWISS OR “ Wherever I have gone I have never heard a bad word HefBia photos by Tarquinio about you or tbe job you perform ,” O’Neill said to Eight O’clock Oreo Sandwich Stockton during the ceremonies in the governor’s 1 5 - 0 2 . Kristen and Donald Henniquin of 156 Lenox St. get things in order for their afternoon Creme Cookie pkg. Capitol office. Coffee EicapOtomtProMbrtod by Law AP-2 route Carson called Stockton a “ mentor, friend, and a Eictpf N«nit ProOiM*d by Law AP-2 Llmt Ona Coupon Par Famdy LmM On* Coupon Fanttly VaUdOclobar1B-34.1Mt 600 pioneer in economic development.” Vabd0c1obor1»-24.1M1 601 National Newspaper Week: k - ^ GOP offers plan PICK THE AGP FOR GREEN P’s Tribute to Herald carriers for tax breaks Each Monday through Saturday homes throughout tion. 'these young people take their duty seriously. Our Q’s Mean High Quality Manchester. .Andover. Coventry and Bolton are met by They rise early in the morning or they give up their HARTFORD (UPI) — The Republican House Our P ’s Mean Low Prices with supermartiet prices Herald newspaper carriers as they brave occasional bad after school leisure time to deliver papers ' leadership Friday proposed a plan to encourage Last Wednesday, two Herald carriers, Jason business investment in neighborhood, job training, ^ Meat Specials weather and angry dogs to deliver The Manchester Meat Specials I Me^pecials Herald Hillard of 9fi North St. and Tony Digregrio of 102 energy and crime prevention programs in exchange for Meat Specials in tribute to newspaper carriers throughout the world. Winthrop St., had lunch with the governor as part of state tax breaks. I ictoher 11 through 17 has been designated International International Carrier Week. House Minority Leader R. E. Van Norstrand, R- FRESH AMERICAN PORK LOIN-RIB FRESH GROUND Newspaper Carrier Week in Cainnecticut The state Darien, said the first year of the program would be salutes the dedication ol each ot these young people of The Manchester Herald wishes to thank our carriers funded with $5 million and individual companies would Ground Leg-0- the newspaper industry lor their service both to The Herald and to the communi- be limited to $250,000 in tax credits for one year. Center Cut As Governor William A O'Neill said in his proclama tv. Van Norstrand said the list of programs to.be funded by business would be drafted by municipalities and Lamb i t . Pork Chops Beef screened by the state Revenue Services Department, Which would give final authorization to interested com- p a u i® * - . j . *1. He said he hoped for approval of the plan during the 1 5 9 special legislative Lsession, which Gov. William O Neill Oven Ready larger has said he will call next month. Van Norstrand said a f1®® lb. packagele ■ lb I V-. t. (,'r'Ml similar program has been implemented successfully in 1“ 97? Missouri. Kevin Sombric, left, of '?-7 ' “ The time has come for government to encourage 77 Elizabeth Dr., gets more active involvement of the private sector in the FRESH AMERICAN-SIDE HALF OR process of solving the social problems confronting the BEEF RIB-BONELESS ready to make tracks PORKLOM HUSHIRE FARMS (BEEF POLSKA 2.39 L U l - people of our state, ” Van Norstrand said. |79 on his Herald route. " ? b s ) ’ ^ Whole Custom Cut to Under the plan, the amount of the tax credit would Polska [ )19 Whole Kevin's been delivering Rib Portion vary with the desirability of the program, from 30 per Lamb Kielbasa m i Rib Eyes 3 “ The Herald for about cent of the tax due to 70 percent of the tax due. Blade Roasts FRESH AMERICAN IL04 CHOPS 3 99 i-B i . five years. Jim and SEEF RIB-SONELESS(FORMERLY DCLMONICO) f K A K LO N -SRiew PORTION ANN PAGE i-ib 1 5 9 ,5 Lamb Chops ^ .2“ : ' . j ij/ ' i Kevin Colletti, above Sliced Bacon p4g 1 Rib Eye Steaks 3” G!t I ^ . Loin Pork Roast FRESH-MIKED FRYER PARTS right, of 21 Madison St., SlICEO-SPECIAL CUT OR MAPLE CURED KEF CHUCK-eONELESS-SMOULDER id t L iT S Box-O-Chicken u59" team up to get papers Petitions seek Colonial Bacon pfcg 1 London Broil Steaks . 2 ” Center Cut Loin Chops AAPIBEEF 1-LB PRC i T9l delivered promptly. HO T 6 9 P o m lOM-wHaE 14 T01 r LBS on Dhg 1 And Bennett Junior Sliced Meat Bologna Pork Loin SS. (KEFBOZ PKG 1 19KSLICE0MEAT High student Lori 8.Z 1 0 9 removal of Watt • c o n w COT CHOPS-1 MB-1 LOW ENO BOAST Dscar Mayer Bologna pkg 1 Owen, right, of 78 Pork Combination r:;: School St.,' carefully HARTFORD (U P I) — Petitions with 10,000 signatures U.S. NO 1 -PREMIUM RUSSET POWUOPMWEHO TENDER CALIFORNIA-LARGE GREEN Weaver Chicken Roll p la c e s a p a p e r in from people who support the removal of U.S. Interior ' Boneless Pork Roast holder. ■U Secretary James Watt were presented to a Sierra Club Broccoli Baking Potatoes “ bear” Friday and sent on to Washington, D.C. Deli Specials ^ The petitions were loaded into a blue backpack worn I Dairy Specials by the “ bear,” a man dressed in a bear costume and i J STORE SLICED wearing a straw hat, for the first leg in a journey to the KRAFT PHILADELPHIA-SOFT ■ bunch J 0 i 1 “ nation’s capital. . . ^ . 78^ Cooked Ham Holly Schadler, speaking for the Connecticut Chapter Cream Cheese o f the Sierra Club, said the national organization had isBSavwfi* 1 1 9 collected signatures from more than 1 million people op JUICY FLO n O A S C E O U S S WHITE o n | u SOLO YELLOW TURNIPS OB posed to W att’s philosophy. 7 9 Pink Grapefruit I Green Cabbage “ We hope, at the very least, that the tremendous op «f m coni SWEET JUtCV-WESTEnN f|||£ SWEET NUTRITIONAL position demonstrated by these petitions to Waff s Bartlett Pears «. 4io' Tender Carrots public land policy and anti-environmental stands will WASMBIOTONSTATE-EITBA FANCY |^||^ C De CA1_/*BZ •• Dinner: Greece poultry with chestnut sauce, 6 p.m. OCEAN SPRAY Student Center Dining Room, $5. Cranapple Juice r l ” Kraft Dressing s r » V «W edn T»day, O cl. 21 HOOO-1H 71.. ' 59^ ElMo’s Cheese Pizza PFfl I : • College Preparation, Pratt & Whitney Aircraft. Low Fat Milk GatoradeDrink LisMeMouthwash REGULAR OR CRMKLE CUT • Data Processing Management, Pratt & Whitney STATE UN C-KM G SIZE 12#ACKCNOllSH 24-4U 1 ^ ; o9^ Heinz Deep Fries ’i?9y Aircraft. , 2^ r99^ Thomas’ Muffins pAe I Potato Chips - •• Lunch: baked cider ham, noon. Student Center ASSORTED-TWO PLY M a a STOUFFERSITAUAN-l«.OSAU^i*e-B’*i-wA wn RCE9LER-REO OR UNSALTED :Dining Room, $3. 79^ Delta Facial Tissues 2 r,1^1 Meatball Sandwich ' MCC soccer: MCC vs. UConn, home, 3 p.m. Ponds Cold Cream 1** Zesta Saltines , a F M F O O O d h m 1SOZ CAN Thuiwiay, Ocl. 22 40> OFF LABEL Baggies storage Bags Minute Maid Drange Juice 1 " • College Preparation, Pratt & Whitney Aircraft. uitrM Disposable Razors2;^®1 Palmolive Dish Liquid 2 'll ■ Creative Synthesis, synthesizers and electronic 'Tflusic, 3 p.m. free, music room. me MEW WOMAN'S DAY ENCYCtOPEWA OF COOKEBY SPRITE. TABOR l a u n d r y d e t e r g e n t •• Lunch: broiled mackerel, noon. Student Center MOTTS-NATURAL FINNS & FmniihCooInry.Flili* Dining Etoom, $3. C le e * l UonniolalhwgfMt Coca-Cola Cold Pow er •• Dinner: Oriental/chicken and ham in green rW S ! loodliUMmVolMinO ______Apple Juice paradise, 6 p.m. Student Center Dining Room, |5. , coscoFouNNo Tnsic & on n s 1 3 9 99 Friday, Ocl. 23 1 2 9 6 ■ •• Dinner: British night, 6:30 p.m. Student Center 500 ml I Plus 84-02 I B 4 - 0 ? Dining Room, $5. $ 1 2 ? ------$ 8 * - . btls m Deposii $ 1 7 ? . . - ■ btl 2 box • Non-credit community services courses begin. Open ITEMS FOR SALE NOT AVAAAILE TO WHOLESALE OR K T A l DEALERS WE RESERVE THE iUOHT TOIIMIT SALES AND TO CORRECT TYPOCRAPHICAI ERRORS ‘ on a space available basis, advance registration is m a t EFFECTIVE OC11»Z4. 1MI Manchester Herald carrier Lynn Owen (left) of 78 School St. lunch on Wednesday with Gov. William A. O’Neill as part of “necessary. For further information, call 646-2137. ; •• Reservations for lunch and dinner must be made in shows her form as she delivers papers on her route, and Jason International Newspaper Carriers Week. advance by calling 646-4900, extension 205. CALDOR PLAZA BURR CORNERS,>1 MANCHESTER Piliard, abo'/e ieft, and Tony Digregorio, above right, enjoyed y THE HERALD, Sat., Oct. 17, 1981 (> -- THE HERAU). S^l . Oct 17. 1981 Rep. Bliley lends drug firm a helping hand ly for a story on CIA possible use against the “tout of CIA misinfor Com m entary WASHItlGTON — GAO, two former surgeon always been proud when United States. The story in- OPINION / Medicare and Medicaid generals, two former FDA my enemies make their skulduggery. It’s comfor m ation” and ’’phony spired Vladimir recipients generally had commissioners and two vituperation public. ' ting to know I’m no longer data," of “outrageously in the Kremlin’s good Goncharov, one of the most foolish invention” and little to cheer about in the former Cabinet members. T h a t’s why I w as notorious hacks in the Reagan administration’s relieved recently when the Jack Anderson graces. “yellow sensation.” I am, THANK YOU, TASS — The Soviet’s reversion to Soviet news agency, Tass, he writes, “really a record austerity budget. A man is known by the congenital liars in the to typical heights of Kremlin put me back on Washington Merry-Go-Round form was touched off by holder when it comes to But one legitimate cut in company he keeps and the hysteria. their hit list, after a couple my revelation that the 'sensations!'” federal spending involved enemies he makes. ’Though The Kremlin lackey now of unsettling episodes when Russians had stored deadly government subsidies for I like to keep ihy comj^ny accuses me of being a they praised me extensive- T-2 poison gas in Cuba for Candidates should pick delegates drugs whose effectiveness a private matter, I’ve is questioned by medical experts. Cutting these ______n a >■ - r r \ m r% ma PICK UP YOUR VALUE PACKED CIRCULAR fo ol d u m art « n i sto res OPEN SUNDAY w9 A.M. TO 4 ...... P.M. in the....------store------, while------supply------lasts! That seating chart, which had dubious medications off On July 8. 1972. a 727 jetliner, seems to be somewhere among your been drawn up weeks before by a This seems to acknowledge that a ' the Medlcare/Medlcaid list chartered by the Massachusetts assumptions the mistaken belief conscientious travel agent in accor convention delegate, or a candidate ' could save between |40 state Democratic committee, Nark Shields that a national Democratic conven for that position has temporary - million and |50 million a dance with federal regulations, tion is a deliberative institution. It is It’s Thanks a Million Week departed Boston for Miami. On became the subject of a petition custody of a candidate's most year, according to General board was most of the state s not. high over Newark. N.J. A couple of priceless and fragile public' "Accounting Office es- WALDBAUM’S delegation to the 1972 national con- Syndicated Columnist A democratic convention can be from our meat managers to you. principled and vigilant McGovern possession—the candidate’s good " timates. ventioiv-which was the first of its both a foxhole and a blast furnace. PRICES EFFECTIVE delegates noted, with outrage, that name and reputation. Both fairness ’This might be good news U.a.D.A. CHOICE BEEF prices ef kind to require all state delegations The man behind the meat SUNDAY, the quota of blacks, women and But if it's a deliberative body, then a and logic insist that the candidate ■ for the taxpayers, but it to include minorities, women and ■ 1 reunion of the 82nd Airborne is the counter at Food Mart Is OCTOBER 18 youth was not being met in the judge who deserves that custody, . was definitely bad news for Food Mart BONELESS always happy to explain the THROUCTH youth "in reasonable relation to the SALT talks. Major party conven plane's first-class section. that the candidate be able to ap the pharmaceutical com different cuts of meat ... to SATURDAY, group's population in the state. The other young nien in lavender T- then you can reasonably assume tions are held for one basic pur prove or to reject delegates."" panies that manufacture help you choose the right OCTOBER 24. Demands were made and seats shirts and chanted for the TV that Senator Eager thinks the fellow BOTTOM ROUND first Democratic convention, that is. pose—to nominate one of the two It might be helpful to remember . the questionable drugs. sized roast for your family ... were changed so that somewhere cameras: "Two-four-six-eight, we looks super. Americans who will be elected to with quotas. over Norfolk, the Massachusetts just who are the only people in this . Their lobbyists set to work to give you the proper cooking ;\s a result of Sen George don't overpopulate." But. this month, a prestigious 19- the most powerful job on the planet. ROAST hints. This kind of attention is delegation's chartered flight member bi-partisan commission, entire process of anguish and agony ' to . reverse the ban on McGovern's smashing victory That was a bum rap on McGovern. Present party rules rightly government payments for your guarantee you get more reached full compliance with the the Duke University Forum on who will have to explain, first to for your meat dollar at Food earlier that year in the .state's In 1972, no presidental candidate had recognize convention delegates for themselves and later to their ■ “products that lack sub- part\'s guidelines Honest. Presidental Nominations, wants to Mart ... more value and more presidential primary, ail 104 any truly effective control over who what they essentially are; agents of ' stantial evidence of effec take that power away from the can grandchildren, what they stood for eating enjoyment. Massachusetts delegate votes were nil-; IM.kM-. incident went un- his delegates were or what they did. the voters. Primary voters vote tiveness,” as an internal LB. didates. The commission calls for in 1984, who were the villains they committed dn the tirst ballot to the leported in the press. So it could not That was later changed. for presidental candidates, not for sought to bring to the bar of justice, government document U.S.D.A. Choice Beef Now. candidate approval is freeing the delegates from the can South Dakotan Kverything pointed be cited by his critics as one more convention delegates.. Twenty-five the victims they sought to comfort. describes the drugs. PERDUE GRADE “ A” FRESH required before anyone can wear didate's control and letting the BONELESS to a one-ballot convention So it example of how George McGovern of the 3fi places that held 1980 Delegates do not have to answer The drug industry found RICHARD LIND might have been reasonably was incapable of controlling his own that candidate's delegate badge. delegatus dcui.io for whom they're primaries listed only the can LOUIS KALETA Oven Stutter COOLEY 8T. such interrugtation. Only the can an eager champion of their HOLYOKE TOP ROUND expected that the pUine trip to people. Cited in its place frequently Now, if an NFL fullback shows up on going to vote at the moment of the didates' names on their ballots. convention balloting. didates do. Let’s not make it any cause in freshman Rep. Miami would be a happy and fun was the case of the Minnesota the convention floor sporting Fifteen states did not even tougher on them than we already ’Thomas Bliley Jr., R-Va. ROASTERS time But fun was not to be found on delegation where young men in Senator Eager's delegate creden W/POP-UP TIMER ROAST W AIT JUST one minute, please. provide for the selection of have. Let the candidates choose the He maneuvered an amend- • NO LIMIT the 727's seating chart. lavender T-shirts held hands with tials and an orange taffeta sheath, Prestigious Commission. There delegates until after the primary. delegates, not the other way around. ment through the House that, in effect, would kill 9 4 B 9 the “no reimbursement” provision. LB. In Manchester Commentary What makes Bliley’s Fresh Frying LOUIS QALQANO recruitment by the drug JAMES VENDETTE Mash’s Lean Chef Choice BRISTOL MANCHESTER Lundy’s Lean PREMIUM moguls interesting is the FRESH Box-O Sept. 1 list of products that FRESH Veal Corned Beef Negative were to be cut off the Cornish Chicken Men of guns and government’s reimburse SPARE Shoulder B risket 3 BREAST QUARTERS (POINT CUT) 3 LEG QUARTERS ment list. They include Hens 3 WINGS AND policy such best-selling drugs as RIBS Chops (CRY O-VAC) TWIN PACK 3 GIBLET PACKS Butazolidin Alka, manufac mm m l b . a man of peace By Helen Thornes tured by Geigy Phar FLAT CUT ,B M.99 ___ y m UPl White House Reporter maceuticals; Combid, DANNY Dl PIETRO NORWALK made by Smith, Kline & JOHN CERINO U S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF BONELESS ARMOUR STAR - APPROXIMATELY 5 l b s WASHINGTON - President WESTPORT TOP BOUND Itroin ihr I’.ntltlekrl (It.I.l When he stood in front of the French; Librax, made by BONELESS TURKEY l b ®1.99 Reagan is a pragmatist on foreign STEAK oRRouNDTip lb®2.79 I.M'iiinu I inie-l Knesset that day and addressed Roche Products Inc.; FReI h SHOULDERp ic n ic l b 99^ policy. He creates it as the need U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF BONELESS WEAVERS'S SLICED ____ .a m C A O r t Israel's parliament, he was Elquagesic, made by Wyeth COLONIAL SEMI-BONELESS a q arises. ROUND CUBE STEAK lbS 2 .5 9 CHICKEN BREAST ROLL®p^i ®1.39 It would be very easy to pic . Laboratories; Synalgoa HALF HAMS (WATEH ADDED) LB. 1 .0»f speaking to the ruling body of a There is little cohesion and most ture Anwar Sadat sitting on an , DC, made by Ives people he had been at war with of it is articulated by his diplomatic fPickYourOwnFresh Produce^ Italian hillside, pipe in hand, ,. Laboratories Inc., and Royal Crown FO O D CLUB only five years before. He was and defense advisers rather than KRAFT surrounded by hundreds of ,. Vasodilan, made by Mead /•'A \ CALIFORNIA speaking to former soldiers, Reagan himself. His aides say that OR APPLE young people of all nationalities Johnson. MIRACLE U V \ SWEET JUMBO lank drivers, fighter pilots. He is the way it is going to be. It will not D ie t R ite DOUGLAS DONALDSON singing "I'd like to leach the The list also includes was speaking for the Egyptian be so clearly stated as to bar ROMEO LABONTE JUICE ■ ^ ^ J CANTA- BRANFORD Donnatal Extentabs, a FAIRVIEW WHIP SODA world to sing, in perfect har people to the Israeli people. And flexibility. 64 OZ BOTTLE mony. ' medication used in^ the QUART JAR HALF GALLON BOTTLE -T/ l o u p e s he was wildly applauded. White House spokesman Larry " treatment of spastic colons It is unfortunately just as Speakes told reporters they will Hut .Anwar Sadat was speaking - and peptic ulcers. It is CONN easy to picture what is taking never see a foreign policy address PLUS DEPOSIT 'I®e a c h for a lot more than that. Anwar by Reagan per se. He indicated that •. made by the A.H. Robins phtce in some .Arab capitals Sadat seemed to be one sane .. Co., which has its NEW CROP U.S. EX. FANCY "WASHINGTON STATE the building blocks are speeches by REDANDGOLDEN ___ . - q - right now people dancing in the „. headquarters in Bliley’s MACARONI or SHELLS* CHEDDAR a a * HOWARD JOHNSON NEW ENGLAND man standing up and speaking in DELICIOUS APPLES MIN.I l b 59 Secretary of State Alexander Haig CLAM CHOWDER 150Z.C A N 79 streets with ,joy that the man a world populated by insane men ,. congressional district. PRINCE DINNERS7v. oz. pkg 4 for9 9 ' before the United Nations, and CALIFORNIA SWEET" SUNKIST VALENCI^ , . who dared talk peace is dead, According to federal LEO KOTCH who wanted only to destroy each Reagan’s address to the Inter FOOD CLUB _ ORANGES LARGE SIZE 0 FOP I. joy that the man who committed election records, the chair 3LB .C A N AMITY (ither. He was speaking for national Monetary Fund, a broad JERRY BELANQER PEAR HALVES c‘8 & 49* SHORTENING ®1.69 man of the board, E. BELMONT AVE. FLORIDA SWEET - the unptirdonable sin of talking reason and sanity in this day and brush exhortation to the un Claiborne Robins, Sr., FOOD CLUB VERY YOUNG a ttA WHITE GRAPEFRUIT to the .lews will be buried derdeveloped nations to put their POST RAISIN BRAN 20 '" < 0 ®1.59 age when a single bomb can - donated $1,780.28 to SWEET PEAS 17 OZ. CAN I for Hut .Anwar .Sadat was com wipe out hundreds of people, a houses in order and to return to a mitted to what he was doing and Bliley’s election campaign Califernia Tender day and age when the warheads heavier reliance on free enterprise. r... last year. Bliley’s staff in- GREEN GIANT But other than laying down a hard knew priibahly how his life unleashed from a single missile „ sisted to my associate Food Club Tetley Fresh W o u ld end He faced it the way line against the Soviet Union, with Buffet can strike a dozen different , Tony Capaccio that the Broccoli he faced evervthmg else in his ample threats to boost, Reagan’s . congressman did not con- Tea Bags Vegetables targets with unthinkable results. foreign policy in many areas of the FLOUR JUMBO 14 SIZE life, standing straight arid tall as suit Robins while the ___ too ASST. VARIETIES JOHN CUBETA Egypt has not lost Anwar world has yet to be articulated. It is COUNT PKG 8 ': OZ BERLIN a very special man amendment was being inertAEL W OSlT* 5 POUND BAG a m Sadat. The entire world has lost • U CANS What I have started has gone negative and offers no new roads to j drafted. But his staff ENFIELD 'BUNCH .Anwar Sadat. A man like that peace and improving the quality of too tar tor it to be stopped now." talked to the Robins lob- SWEET comes along maybe once every life in many areas. W GAL. GLASS $-4 O Q Sadat once said "It has a life of - byists. APPLE CIDER CONTAINER • quarter-century and with the To the friends of the United States Its own now and it will go on The congressman’s staff abroad, there is usually a promise of HUNT'S ^ _ _ _ _ BEAUTIFUL A S S O R T E D ___ - r t n n world in the situation it is today, » . also consulted lobbyists for TOPCO prvYT without me. " TOMATO PASTE s o z c a n 3 FOR 89^ HANGING PLANTS e pot *3.99 the loss of an Anwar Sadat can military assistance. Such is the case ...the Pharmaceutical ALUMINUM FOIL 2 FOR 8 9 ^ Sadat was talking about peace in bolstering the government in El EXCEPT BERLIN not be calculated. We can only Manufacturers Associa- OCEAN SPRAY - PINK ____ and the agreements he had Salvador against the rebels. DELUXE GRAHAMS. FUDGE STRIPES or STICKS 48 OZ. Produce Item of the Week! hope and pray the next man ... tion, the National Associa- GRAPEFRUIT JUICE BOTTLE M .2 9 reached with the Israelis. When The Senate has approved the ad KEEBLER COOKIES CALIFORNIA LARRY BEERWORT destined to be an Anwar Sadat tion of Chain Drug Stores BISHOP’S CORNER ministration’s proposal to repeal the > JOHN QOR8KI FRESH PIMENTO lb _ Sadat made that historic 48-^ and the American Medical ' ^jjpfaces quickly. ' ' ’ C FROZEN FOODS QALOREl minute flight from Cairo to Clark amendment, which barred the ROCKY HILL FRESH DAIRY DELIQHT8I THIS FRESH RED PIMIENTO CAN BE A VALUABLE Some men with guns Herald photo by Pinto Association — which OAYLORD TOP FROST ADDITION TO ANY MEAL SIMILIAR YET SWEETER .lerusalem a few years ago. he United Statew from supporting any ; makes big bucks from drug SEALTEST HOOD’S THAN A RED PEPPER. FREE RECIPES AVAILABLE destroyed a man of peace. That BIGELOW STREET FROM HOLMES FUNERAL HOME. GREEN IN ALL FOOD MART STORES. bridged gaps created by cen faction in Angola with aid, or covert - industry advertisements in COTTAGE ICE says everything that needs to be CIA intervention. It still must be ORANGE turies of hate, mistrust and war its weekly journal. CREAM BEANS said on why we need Anwar acted on in the House. CHEESE JUICE ALL FLAVORS CUT or FRENCH It was not a 48-imnute flight » Interestingly, Bliley got h a l f g a l l o n HALF GALLON 20 OUNCE PKG. HEW YORK STYLE DELIl In a recent interview, Sudanese l a t o e & sm a l^ c u r d CONTAINER^ Sadats desperately. .. nearly $15,000 in campaign 24 OUNCE CUP Sadat look that day. it was light president Jaafar Nimerl said that COLONIAL IMPORTED years worth of travel in an effort o.. funds last year from doc- Readers' views he had a commitment from Haig tors and political-action Open forum/ LEAN BABY NORMANO GIROUX to bring a small amount of peace (Each week The Herald that the United States will defend TOPFROST __ _ ,, committees representing NEW COUNTRY ■ ALL FLAVORS NORTHAMPTON to a very troubled part of the publishes a guest editorial from his government against attack by ED STURTEVANT FRIED CHICKEN szoz pkg Cooked Swiss Send letters to: The Manchester Herald, Herald- Square, Manchester, CT 06040 , various drug companies BRISTOL YOGURT 80Z.CI P 3 F O R ^ I . world another publication.) Libya. Within hours, Haig stressed SEABROOK • ASSORTED VARIETIES and medical groups. H O O D S -2 % HALF VEGETABLES 1602. PKG. Ham Cheese to American television audiences GALLON 89« SLICED TO ORDER _ In bis remarks on the LOW FAT MILK MRS. PAUL’S FRENCH FRIED WATER ADDED that promise did not include combat House floor in support of TEMPTEE W HIPPED ______80Z .C U P FISH STICKS 14 OZ. PKG. troops. >- his amendment, Bliley CREAM CHEESE 89« MRS. PAUL'S FRENCH FRIED LB Politics, paramedics don't mix In the Middle East, the United AXELROD E^YDIETER 32 OZ. Berry's World -• singled out Donnatal V ONION RINGS s o z pkg States will show the flag with COTTAGE CHEESE. CUP M .7 9 JACK & JILL OLD FASHIONED -. Extentabs as an example lbM.49 To ill)' F.flilor; dividual decision that only you can m4ke. demonstrations and maneuvers in of a drug that was being un- WIDE BOLOGNA How much is your life worth? If you or your loved volving B-52s aiming at targets in Do you know what within 4 to 6 minutes after your u ,. fairly treated by the Food HEALTH A BEAUTY AID8I DELICIOUS CARANDO LARRY FERRARO ones have a medical emergency, do you want basic heart stops beating, irreversible brain damage the desert. The aim also is to scare HARD SALAMI .^lbS 1 .4 9 DEVON medical care or advanced medical care? You will and Drug Administration. ROCCO QRILLI porcelain china is present? Do you really think someone could get you to off Libyan strongman Moammar WESTFIELD Aqua Fresh PERT decide on Nov. 3 when you vote on a paramedic program the hospital within 5 minutes? If someone with you The congressman’s SAL S HOME STYLE Khadafy from attacking the Sudan “main objection to the THIS Vt/EEK’S Toothpaste Shampoo MEAT LOAF ON^REQUEST v. lb®1.29 to be implemented in the town of Manchester. The only dials 911 and help arrives in S minutes, you have one or any other neighbor. FEATUREI n o r m a l or oily available emergency medical services in this town right proposal” to cut the 10* OFF LABEL 15 OZ. BOTTLE DELICIOUS _ ^ ^ minute left. Then what? One minute isn't much time to A show of force does not a peace 4.6 OZ. TUBE now is basic life-supporting procedures. I have been an get anyone out of a house or car, into an ambulance and ; questionable drugs off Un CRABMEAT SALAD lb®2.99 make, although it might temporari CUP Emergency Medical Technician for over 6 years. I work arrive at the hospital. Be realistic!! Bring the cle Sam’s subsidy list, ac- ONLY ROMANIAN STYL^SLICED ON REQUEST) ly deter aggression. for the Ambulance Service of Manchester and I feel that emergency room to you by way of a paramedic. The cording to a Bliley LEAN PASTRAMI lbS 2 .1 9 the EMTs in this town are doing a great job for what paramedic is actually an extension of the doctor in the r~ spokesman, was that the HEBREW NATIONAL KOSHER SKINLESS _ _ they have been trained. BRUTE PEreMRANT emergency room. I cutoff was put into the WITH EACH $5.00 PURCHASE BEEF FRANKS lb*2.59 But that training goes just so far. Personally, I have Manchester is in an unusual situation where the 8th DEODORANT CONTAINER WILLIAM FARWELL I ' budget package urithout his SEE STORE FOR DETAILS! . AGAWAM been involved in many medical emergencies when I District is at all affiliated with the town fire depart Hlanrlipfitpr Hrrald USUCIABAME have said to myself afterwards “If only I could ment. I have attended every EMS council meeting since ; know ledge — a curious OmiNnEU) have used that advanced procedure that a Param ^ic it was formed in July, 1980. The only negative comments C«l«bratlng 100 years assertion considering the would have used before we got to the hospital, I might I’ve heard are from people in the 8th District fire of community service ; confusion that surrounded have been able to save that life.” department. ; the last-minute drafting of The members of the Emergency Medical Services I wish they would get accurate facts before voicing Founded Oct. 1, 1M1 : the budget legislation. Council have been working since July, 1980 to organize a their opposition. They say there are better alternatives, ; Bliley feels that the Published by the Manchester paramedic program. This council is made up of many but no one has come up with any realistic suggestions. * abrupt end to the drug sub- Publishing Co., Herald Square, prominent people in town including doctors and other Anyone who believes a volunteer Paramedic program I sidy violates the “due representatives from the hospital, the Town fire dept, will be effective for the town of Manchester is obviously Mancheeter, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. ■ process rights of manufac- FAUL STE MARIE and 8th District Fire Department, health department, MIKE MARINO FAUL RECKETT WALT RRAZALOWtCH not very well educated in Emergency Medical Services. C U FF LAVALLA MARK) O'ACUNTO WALUNGFORO l turers” waiting to have TOMRODERTS RODERT DOUQHTON SOUTHINGTON RRIDGEFORT ELMWOOD ambulance service, police department and Pie general What it boils down to is political disagreements and Member of United Press Inter ______r i u A n ROCCO l _ _ _ n o r t h HAVEN MIDDLETOWN ! their side of the story told SOUTH HADLEY HAMDEN MILFORD public. personal jealousies between fire departments. Are you national and Audit Bureau of D r- a ieu or too J THE HERALD, Sat., Oct 17, 1981 - 11 10 - THE HERALD, Sat.. Oct. 17. 1981 South gridders outclass Early showdown set in NFL straight to go to 3-2 overall and 1-1 in earned first down was on a 10-yard touchdown on its first possession of run in previous games. It ran plays By Len Auster "1 really don’t remember "when game for us. We will have to play sidelined. Tampa Bay. 4-2, shares the NFC the HCC, ran 60 offensive plays, all pass reception by Joe Maningas, one the second half, a 62-yard, 11-pIay we do in practice but it had wide Player of the Year honors in 38- contender. It’s going to be a heckuva Herald Sportswriter we stopped them," voiced a sullen By Ira Kaufman well in all three areas — offense, Elsewhere Sunday, Tampa Bay is Central lead with Minnesota and the on the ground, for 266 yards. It had of two catches he made. advance with Cinillo going in from a splits and just ran right past ns.” year-old quarterback Craig Morton, race.” East Coach Jude Kelly, ,‘T m not U P I Sports Writer defense and special teams — to be in at Oakland, Buffalo at the New York Buccaneers’ opportunistic defense When push came to shove it was talking about the team but I per 15 first downs. Matt Cirulio had 130 It was 16-0 at the half as South put yard out. Gigliello added the conver Offensively, East could never get who is one year older than Reeves. It already is. no contest as South Catholic ran Morton, who turns back young The Broncos look like they’re for it.” Jets, Houston at New England, — which ranked No, 1 in the league sonally feel embarrassed," was yards and three TDs on 20 carries, together drives of 75 and 89 yards, sion. untracked with South nose guard two years ago before slipping badly roughshod over East Catholic in An early-season showdown in the challengers for his starting spot real, leading the league in, total The Chiefs, who swept the Bron Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, San Diego Kelly's initial reaction afterwards. Frank Lombardo 52 yards on nine each 14-pIay advances, to score. The final South score came with Dave Widen a particular ttom. in 1980 — has been performing up to erecting a 30-0 win in HCC football AFC West is one of the highlights of every season, is the NFL’s toprated defense although Reeves made his cos in 1980, have been sparked by the at Baltimore, unbeaten Philadelphia “I feel embarrassed. We could carries, Gabe .Gigliello 45 yards on Cinillo cappi^ both with a pair of 1- less than four minutes remaining as “That No. 54 (Widell) was in our old standards. The club has posted action last night at Mt. Nebo. defensive end Tony Ubardi fell on a this week’s NFL scheduie, but who passer with 1,354 yards and 13 reputation as an offensive innovator elusive running of rookie Joe at Minnesota, St. Louis at Atlanta, have played a lot better. I think they 10 totes and Mike Urciuoli 29 yards yard plunges and he added the first backfield and we couldn’t get out of San Francisco vs. Green Bay at eight interceptions over the last two So dominant were the Rebels that two-point conversion with GigUello fumbled pitch in the Blast end zone. our own backfield,” Kelly cited. could have predicted neither the San touchdown passes on only 130 while serving as an assistant for Delaney, who has rushed for 418 outplayed and outcoached us. They on 12 totes. yards and is also an excellent Milwaukee, New Orleans at games and has 12 on the season. they didn't even have to attempt a Elast, 0-5 overall and 0-2 in the con “I felt South came off the ball East will try to get untracked next Diego Chargers nor the Super Bowl attempts. Dallas Coach Tom Landry. Besides did a better job in all regards. It's the other. receiver out of the backfield. Kicker Cleveland, the New York Giants at Buffalo. 4-2, is a half-game behind pass. The only time South failed to ference, managed 14 Ret yards East's deepest penetration came really hard. They dominated the champion Oakland Raiders would be The Chiefs, 42, share the sdcond- Morton’s unexpected heroics, the my responsibility to get the team Saturday night when it hosts Nick Lowery leads the AFC in Seattle, Washington at Miami and Miami in the AFC East and the Bills move was on its first possession in the third quarter when it reached game offensively and defensively,” involved? place spot with the Chargers and are Broncos have unveiled a very rdady and by this performance it^ rushing, 25 yards passing and had neighboring Glastonbury High at scoring and quarterback Bill Los Angeles at Dallas in a nationally can’t afford to look past the Jets where a 15-yard holding penalty four first downs. Three came on. offered Kelly, “They ran right us. I The Denver Broncos, led by the in in the midst of a make-or-break dangerous wide receiver in Steve didn't seem we were ready to play.” the Rebel 22, only to be thrown back. Mt. Nebo in a 7:30 start. Kenney comes off an impressive televised night contest. Chicago is at toward next week’s game against pushed it back. The Rebels, winners of three South nenalties. The lone East The Rebels added its third felt we did a good job of stopping the dividual success story of 1981, and four-game stretch. Kansas City Watson, who already has three 100- comes off one of the club’s best ef yard games. Watson has caught 24 287-yard, twotouchdown perfor Detroit Monday night. Dco' cr. New Y<"’k,' 2-3-1, will be the Kansas City Chiefs — a pair of 8- motivated by its humiliating 31-0 8 clubs only a year ago — dash in forts in a decade, a 27-0 drubbing of passes for a sparkling 24-yard mance against the Raiders. The R aiders, 2-4, have in the suddenly impotent Raiders, and average and has notched seven TD Kansas City, however, is explicably been shut out three defeat in Buffalo on Opening Day, Arrowhead Stadium Sunday and but the Jets have lost five straight to both clubs have been major sur the Chiefs play in Oakland and San receptions. decimated by injuries. All-Pro straight games and have seorSi the Diego the next two weeks. “Denver has been playing well defensive end Art Still is still on in fewest points (63) in the NFL. Coach their division rivals. The Jets lead prises. the league with 25 sacks, but the Under rookie coach Dan Reeves, “Yes, we’re serious about it,” right along the entire season,” says jured reserve, running back Ted Tom Flores has announced third- Bills' offensive line has allowed an the Broncos, 5-1, sit alone atop one says Kansas City Coach Marv Levy Levy, who has kept the Chiefs in the McKnight may be out for the year year pro Marc Wilson will start NFL-low three sacks, giving Joe of pro football’s most rugged of his club’s hopes for its first post division race despite a rash of in with a knee injury and starting ahead of Super Bowl hero Jim Expos 4, Dodgers Ferguson ample time to throw 14 divisions and they boast a very season berth since 1971. “I hope juries. “They are an excellent foot linebackers Thomas Howard and Plunkett at quarterback and the TD passes. strong early candidate for AFC we’re serious about being a playoff ball team and it will be a tough Frank Manumaleuga are also offensive line will also be shaken up. College football roundup White HR decides ,> -V.'; 1 MONTREAL (UPI) - The Mon and hot pitchers. that cost them their shot. Expos in his career, unwound treal Expos, riding the continued Rogers, who defeated the New Dusty Baker led off with a single suddenly in the sixth with two out. W .- S'l-t Top-rate(d Texas October grit of Steve Rogers and the York Mets on the last weekend of and easily advanced to third when Dawson, battling a slump, ignited home-run power of Jerry White, the regular season to virtually Garvey ex ecu te a hit-and-run with the rally with a single and Gary moved to within one victory of their assure the Expos of the second-half a single to right. Rogers induced Carter moved him along with a first-ever pennant Friday night with title and then outdueled Cey to bounce to third, producing walk. Parrish wasted no time in a 4-1 triumph over.jthe Los Angeles Philadelphia's Steve Carlton twice the run, but Pedro Guerrero and tying the score, grounding a sharp Dodgers and a 2-1 lead in the in the miniplayoffs, did not appear Scioscia were easy outs. That would single between third and short. National League Championship to have his best stuff and allow ^ at prove to be the Dodgers' last oppor Virtually no one was prepared for in pivotal game Series, least one baserunner in each of the tunity to control the game. what happened next. Rogers upped his October record first six innings. Rogers, 31, who once was con- With the count 2-and-l, White, a hurt you." says Holtz. "They have By Richard Rosenblatt tion for one week, but has lost three to 4-0 with a seven-hitter and White In the first, Dave Lopes singled, sdered a risk in pressure games, switch-hitter batting righthanded of its last four games. speed at wide receiver (Donnie backed him with a three-run shot stole second and went to third on an received a double play from his in against the left-handed Reuss, hit a UPI Sports Writer Getting back to Texas, the Little), a quarterback with a strong that capped a four-run sixth inning infield out, but was stranded when field in the fifth, allowed Garvey to shot on a line toward the left-field Longhorns lead their series with arm, a strong running game and an and left the Expos in the position of Steve Garvey grounded to second reach on a strikeout-wild pitch in the wall. Baker turned his back to the Arkansas 47-15, but Arkansas Coach offensive line that controls the baseman Scott. In the second, Scott The University of Texas would needing just one victory in the next sixth, retired the side in order in the infield and raced toward the wall, like to put some sti.bility into the Lou Holtz says his team has a shot game." made a error on a difficult chance two games to capture the best-of- seventh and allowed only a walk to only to watch the ball disappear for No. 1 rating. at winning the game. In other games involving the Top Ken Landreaux in the eighth. five series. Bill Gullickson, a 22- by Ron Cey but quickly atoned by a three-run homer and a ^1 lead. The Longhorns, the fourth team "If we can play a heck of a fine 10, Penn State is at Syracuse, No. 3 year-old right-hander, will try to pivoting a double play, then diving Rogers walked Garvey and sur 'The shot gave White his first RBI this season to hold down the top football game against an outstan Pittsburgh hosts No. 10 Florida pitch the Expos into their first far to his left to throw out Mike rendered a single to Cey leading off of the series and his second extra spot, can go a long way in en ding opponent, we have a chance to State, No. 4 North Carolina is at World Series in Game 4, with Scioscia. Scott also made a nice the ninth but the Expos’ third double base hit. He now has four hits in 10 trenching themselves there with a win," said Holtz. "Everything North Carolina State, No. 7 Clemson Dodgers Manager Tom Lasorda back-handed play to throw out play of the game, turned by Larry at-bats against Los Angeles.. victory over Arkansas Saturday at Texas does, they do well, do it with travels to Duke, No. 8 Missouri is at •/ leaning toward veteran knuckle- Reuss in the third. Parrish on a roller to third by After the Expos were retired in Fayetteville in a pivotal Southwest good people and are well coached. It No. 17 Iowa Stale and No. 9 Georgia curveballer Burt Hooton. • Guerrero, got the right-hander out order in the eighth, the crowd began Conference game. is at Vanderbilt. Rogers worked in and out of trou The Dodgers did manage to score of trouble. Scioscia then looked at a to sense the coming victory and "I hope the No. 1 rating boosts our Pittsburgh has won 25 of its last 26 ble before settling down in the later in the fourth, but it was perhaps third strike to end the game. stood to cheer. players' confidence," says Texas games with the one defeat coming Rpiic- is 14-5 against the innings in a game that began in 46- their failure to break the game open Coach and former Arkansas alum against Florida State (36-22) last degree weather. Jerry Reuss, who nus Fred Akers. "We ll need just as ‘Our game year. The Panthers now own the had not allowed a run in his previous good a game, if not better, from our nation's longest winning streak two 1981 post-season starts, took the players Saturday than we had last crucial’ among major colleges with 11 as loss. Best political show of year week against Oklahoma." they prepare (or the Seminoles' A pennant-starved crowd of 54,372 Although Akers was impressed successful rood show. cheered enthusiastically as the with his team's 34-14 triumph over Fred Akers Expos spotted the Dodgers a 1-0 lead the fumbling Sooners. he says the "Our players and coaches certain in the fourth while receiving Arkansas game is even more impor ly haven't forgotten what happened superior defensive play from second in frigid Olympic Stadium . t tant. last year. " said Pittsburgh Cktach Jackie Sherrill. "But we're not real Montreal second baseman Rodney Scott leaps high over head baseman Rodney Scott and renewed "Our game with Oklahoma is comes down to a game of execution. offensive output by Andre Dawson. always of national interest and has a ly out for revenge. We re just of Roy Cey of Los Angeles after getting first half of completed Hotels in the city were booked We've got to move the football looking to keep winning against a For 5'i innings, the game MONTREAL (UPI) - The Mon getting the cold shoulder. bearing on the ratings," said Akers, against their defense. doubleplay during second inning last night in Montreal. solid. Large TV screens went up in “I think hockey is a lot less in very good football team that we proceeded just the way it was billed treal Expos, a group of 25 American "but our game with Arkansas is "We're not awed. We re not in — as a duel between two talented ballplayers with hardly a trace of bars throughout the city and at the teresting than baseball,” said Mel AJrt'-.. even more crucial because it is a have the greatest respect for." stadium some 200,000 bottles of beer Hagglund. “In my view, the hockey - timidated. We are impressed. " In the last two weeks, Florida political ambition, brought the league game and can mean a lot in If Arkansas is to score, it will pieces of Canada’s frail mosaic and about 200,000 hotdogs were clubs are too diluted now and there’s determining the league champion." State has won at Ohio State and stocked for the three games that have to penetrate a defense rated Notre Dame to improve to 4-1 and together Friday at Olympic Stadium more quality in baseball.” > \ Texas, rated No. 3 last week, fourth in the nation (166.2 yards for the best political solution of the will be played in Montreal if the bulled its way past No. 2 Penn State coach Bobby Bowden hopes his team series goes that far. UPI photo total offense per game). In allowing is physically prepared for season. as the Longhorns replaced Southern Oklahoma, one of the top rushing Canadians from Halifax, N.S., to Most fans agreed that the game Initial win Long night for Billy California as No. 1. The Trojans — Pittsburgh. offered the nation about the teams in college football, just 194 Saint John, N.B., to Parksville, now rated sixth — held the No. 1 total yards, the Longhorns defense Elsewhere in the Top 20. it's No. East tops RHAAA, 3-0 B.C., sat in double sweaters, gloves, cheapest and the most pleasant solu Notching its first victory of the position for three weeks before Billy Martin’s face told the whole story after games by New York In the American League against the run improved to fifth in 11 Miami (Fla.) at No. 16 Mississip and in some cases double-coats as tion thus far to its bitter wranglings field hockey season, llling stopped his Oakland club was ousted in three straight playoff finals Thursday night. losing to Arizona 13-10 and try to the nation (78.5 yards per. game). pi State. No. 13 Wisconsin at the temperature dropped steadily over a constitution and its divisive Conard’s jayvees yesterday after rebound Saturday against Stanford. Registering its third straight by Stacey Simmons language problems. Texas also possesses a Michigan Stale. No 14 Nebraska at Don Fay remarked, "This is our from 46-degrees Fahrenheit at game noon in West Hartford, 2-1. Michigan, the pre-season choice wellbalanced offense directed by .'hutnui. East Catholic girls' soccer The lead went to 2-0 at the 27- “If you’re a sports fan, you have Kansas State, No. 15 Alabama vs. third shutout in as many games. time. Mary McCray, assisted by Caity as the best team in the country, is quarterback Rick Mclvor, who has team applied the whitewash brush minute mark of the second half as to believe this is good for unity,” Tennessee at Birmingham, Ala., RHAM came on strong the first 20 They sang between innings. They Blodget, and Amoree Ansaldi tallied riding a four-game winning streak thrown for 530 yards and five to RH.AM ffigh. .3-0. yesterday at sophomore Karen Kaufold placed a said Rod Hagglund, an Ottawa George shrugged ott incident UCLA at No. 18 Washington State, minutes of the second half but then slapp^ each other on the back and the local, goals. Kate Gallagher, after losing to Wisconsin. The fifth- touchdowns. A.J. "Jam " Jones is llling .Junior High's field bullet into the upper left corner of Kansas at No. 19 Oklahoma and No the momentum shifted to our side. cheere in English and French at public servant who, along with his Kim Brown, Liz Goetz and Erin ranked Wolverines face No. 12 Iowa the leading rusher with 330 yards The win lifts the Eaglettes to 6-3-1 the cage It was her fourth goal of "Once again everyone contributed father Mel, came to the game by bus Prescott plaved well for the 20 Brigham Young at San Diego fielding plays that would draw no in a Big Ten Conference game. and Johnny Walker has 260 yards. State. lor the season while the loss .drops the season Sever.son assisted on the to the cause," Fay added. more than a yawn in New York. Friday afternoon. winners. Notre Dame also held the No. 1 posi th" Saeheiiis to 3-6 "Texas has all the things that can score. A man dressed as Santa Claus There were also suggestions that Next start wil be Monday against East s next outing is Tuesday Jill Gardiner capped the scoring strolled up and down the aisles Canada’s first love — hockey — was Hall at home. I Yanks fighting again, Midfielders Liz Palmer, Donna allerniMin acainst Rulkeley High at with four minutes remaining on an Ml Neho ,'ii 3 If) Revellese and Darby Barnes played ringing a bell for no apparent N'E' college grid slate assist from Beth Caffrey. It was reason, except to indicate that if Karen Severson tallied her 11th well as did sweeper Denise White, Radio] G ardiner's second goal of the Netminder Martha Barter made there is to ^ a World Series on goal of the season at the 21-minute season skates, the nation is ready. mark ot the first half to give East a four saves in notching the shutout. , 'TV "This is the consistency 1 was East outshot RHAM, 26-10. “ I would love it,” said ^ b White, 1-ti halftime bulge She was assisted hoping for. ' a pleased East Coach Housatonic tops bad news for rivals who made the trek to Montreal from Ivy race heats up, Parksville, B.C., more than 3,000 miles away. “This is the biggest asks is six good innings from his SA T l RDAV Oakland, Calif. (UPI) — The New years over some petty mis thing ever. There is more interest in Indian girls, 3-2 understanding yet that didn’t pre starters before turning the reins I |>.iii. Dodirers v». Expos. Ch. 22. this country in the Expos than in York 'Yankees are fighting among Rookie overtakes Watson themselves again, which is a sure vent them from being one of the over to his bullpen corps. 3 0 . Vt P O P Cross plays UConn anything else.” Friday’s Game 3 “I play a six-inning game because I p.ni. I'Conn »s. Holy Cross. Communication breakdowns sign they’re going to be extra tough most productive tandems of all between the Los Angeles Dodgers .to play mentally; communication of our two horses," said pitcher WDRC PENSACOLA. Fla H 'l’Ii - of 1980 and has been on the tour less birdies came on the 15th and 16th proved most costly as Manchester breakdowns were costly on both to beat in the World Series. time. The same was true of Joe with freshman Doug Flutie against holes. and the Montreal Eixpos was the Tinker and Johnny Evers, the best Dave Righetti, the winner in New 3:30 Texas vs. Arkansas. Cli. 8. By United Press International Rookie Fred Couples grabbed the than a year But he has finished in first National League (jhampionship High girls’ soccer team was on the goals,” cited Manchester Coach Joe The Yankees had plenty of inner the Middies. Couples credited his round to double play combination of the dead- York’s 4-0 triumph Thursday night. WINF The Ivy teague race heats up this "We're getting ready for another se( (ind-round lead ■ of the $200.0(K) the Top 10 in three tournaments this Series game ever held outside the sh o rt end of a 3-2 sc o re to Erardi. turmoil during their world cham strong driving and accurate iron ball era.- “At first, I didn’t like it. but we got 4 p.ni. — tiranil Prix Auto weekend with a matchup of two of tough game," Bicknell said. “Navy Pen.sacola Open Friday with a 7- year with total earnings to date of United States. Housatonic Valley yesterday at Manchester came back to draw pionship seasons of 1977 and 1978 and urder-par 65 and veteran Tom Wat $67,338 He lied for fifth at the New shots which he said made his putting one of the principal antagonists The Yankees flew home Friday to the big guy (Gossage) out there." Raring. — Engagements/ Weddings Joe's World FOCUS / People TV'Novies/Comics Joe German Scoreboard A ndy Loose and easy IRooney In Manchester s corner Baseball Syndicated The Manchester Sportsmen's all kinds of dire threats at me, and sp o r tstm k ; Association sheet field is open to the prepared to call for the bird again. Columnist This 1$ where TV's Mike Boguslawski rests from his consumer battles public on Wednesday evenings and Once more “hold it” echoed over B O W IE K U H N Sundays. Sunday we shoot from 10 the field, and as Billy turned to look, a m. to 3 p.m. On Wednesdays we Reggie Christiansen said, “Before tal«rday,0eL17 By Rhea Talley Stewart about $200,000 per year) for her ' (Jarnc 3 A libiiam Tiaasiiiill Special to the Herald th ree children, Stacy, 13; shoot under lights from 6 p.m. to 8 you shoot, 1 would really like your LOS A.N(ii:i.i;S MONTKKAL . p.m., and then retire to the autograph.” iib r h bi ab r h bt Interviewed by Warner Fnsselle AitaoasMaMMmsT What TV Wesley, 7; and Damon, 6; and for clubhouse for dinner and general At that point we were all doubled l44)|)c.s 21) 4 0 2 U Karnes 11 4 0 0 0 Aikaans M II Tim w n m -CMII “ If anyone sees Mike the joint Jan-Mike proiduction, iM indrex i-l 3 0 U 0 Sc-uU 2b 4 0 0 0 Bowie Kuhn, 54, was elected commissioner of baseball in Febru AnayMManlsall bull sessions. over with laughter, and when Bill Baker II 4 1 1 0 D'juson cl (120) Boguslawski on the streets of Mike Boguslawski Jr., aged 114. We have a group of regulars who stepped back on the station for the (iarve. lb 4 0 2 0 Carter ( 3 1 1 0 ary 1969. He replaced Gen. William Eckert to become baseball’s Asbwn W Dawgis Ttch I t does best Manchester, come up and pat Boguslawski explains how io I#*-'"' (’ey 31) 4 0 11 I»ai j ish 3b 4 12 1 third time, and called for the high fifth chief executive since 1920. ■VUtttaDhgtMlI him on the back and say hello.” remember his difficult name: “I show up most Wednesday nights, (iuerrer rl 4 0 0 0 White rl 3 1 13 ■iwniMCanHlT and this group includes club house bird, Stan Geidel, who was Scloscia c 4 0 0 0 ('roinrt lb 3 0 0 0 Television is at its best with So invites Mike Boguslawski, fight the bogus. I uphold the law. How do you think 10 or 20 years from now history will Cm M NcMgM t1 TaMs 17 "pulling. " hit the wrong button, and Hussotl ss 3 0 10 Spt‘ier ss 3 0 10 death. who speaks of himself that way, And after you meet me, you go members and non-members. They Mouss p 2 00 0 R(i>,:ers p 2 0 0 0 record the 1881 haseball season? CMadalllDaddaaalt are a neat group, and the ranks have gave him a low house bird. This was Johnstn |>li 10 0 0 I think they’ll record it as bizarre, and in many ways I ClaaiaenMDahaB The violent end of the great in the third person. Such an skiing.” grown, and waned and grown once strictly unintentional, so Stan said, Pena p 0 00 0 wish it could be forgotten, the whole season. I don’t say the objective attitude is not out of He grew up in Bristol. “In the Totals Til 7 I Totals ;i> 4 7 4 CalgalaMLalayanal Anwar Sadat provided television again, so that when we sit down to and by that time, the tears were Lus An^elo.s (UUUOIO)- 1 split season because I think it has worked reasonably well. FMda a WaaMppi M with another opportunity to do what place in an individual who has tough section of Bristol. I’m a But overall I think the strike was a nightmare for everybody eat. there are generally eight to 10 rolling down my face, 1 was Montrc.il (WOMtlUx 4 Fraaao W 41 • anala M it does best, record for all time an made himself into an institution street fighter. I used to have to Iv-S< i)tt MI* Montreal 3 LOB-Los that was involved and for the fans. ^ that part will not be FMnMR IIJ M M t MmI m ii C as consumer advocate of televi fight my way into the house at of us sitting around the table. laughing that hard. But Bill stepped Angelos ti. Munlieal 4. HR White <1' event that will materially affect the up to the station one more time, and SB I/ipcs s Ko;:crs remembered happily. Oasi|la X VandaM 7 sion station WTNH, Channel 8 in night and fight my way back out The meals are generally pretty history of man. darn good, and after coming off the believe it or not, proceeded to break IP H RKKBBSO And vet it will be one of the most memorable seasons New Haven. in the morning. But my whole life 1.0S Aniioh-^ baseball has ever had. QraaMng a Waa Vatay n If the Romans had had television, sheet field at 8. just plain hot dogs the birds like a pro. Reuss fl. I I 7 7 4 4 1 2 His program on the nightly has been love and affection for and beans taste pretty terrific. I've always said that a man Pena 1 0 0 0 0 0 Is baseball so resilient tbnt It can always boance back from Hanard27DartaMaMit we’d all know exactly how Caesar news, which closes with him people, people of all ages, black We take turns cooking, and as a shooting skeet with us, can shoot Moniteai things like this? Haty Croaa a CoMMCdeal a was stabbed at the ^nate. In our smashing his fist toward the or white, rich or poor. I went into R.ieers <\\ :i-oi y 7 1 1 1 r h m a a c M p n a \M*' IbipriN Pit Sc'i'.seia T 2 27 A I think it will bounce back ail right from this. I ddn’t say own time, the assassination of camera and shouting, “I’m in the seminary for a while to study matter of fact, everyone pitches in anywhere, and under any kind of there are not some scars and that it may not take some time toataaWNaaaarilS helping with the meal, and cleaning conditions, developing powerful con '4.3T2 President John Kennedy and the YOUR corner!;; draws, he says, to be a priest: The Stigmatine before those scars are gone, but I think basically the resilien Kanl«aM«17 between 500 and 600 letters each up afterward Whatever the cost of centration. under extremely diver cy of the game is enormous. LaMghMMawHaiapaMnl subsequent murder of his assassin, Fathers in Wellesley, Mass, and the dinner, it is divided among the sionary tactics. For the readers who In the over 100 years of the professional game, it’s gone LengieediW aheaell Lee Harvey Oswald, have added day and about 200 phone calls, the reason I went there is that and keeps him working 15 hours troops ', and we come off with are not acquainted with skeet through ail kinds of problems and has bounced back. So I’m LtUaKanlaefcyM specific and incontrovertible detail they are a service seminary. 1 daily. They go out into the community some really great suppers for little shooting, this would be the same as quite optimistic. But we have to face up to the fact we’ve got LoataaBa a 7aMiaaaaa M 7 to the story of mankind. money Last Wednesday night, we the other three members in a golf Football some work to do as we head into 1982 to be sure that such aanhatawaamlMaar Seeing Boguslawski in town, and help people.’’ had venison chops, sauteed, onions, foursome, coughing, making noise, scars as there are are as promptly eliminated as possible. HaataaiawaaFaraair It is frustrating to contemplate many Manchester residents have McNaaaaaaNILaaWanal* all that has gone before that is lost asked, “ Are you here to in THE STATE’S most famous green peas, salad, bread and butter or other remarks, at the very mo Do yon feel tbnt the press has been fair to baseball adminis consumer career began when for $2 a man You can't beat that in ment the fourth member of. the four tration? Maari (F) a Mhaiaaippl M 17 forever. There are tens of thousands vestigate something?” The truth MM(0Mo)aWWcMgan« of likenesses of Jesus Christ but is that he lives in Manchester in a Boguslawski took a bite of cherry any restaurant, especially when some hits the top of his swing ad I think the press has difficulty sometimes understanding nougat ice cream and broke a the problems that administration is faced with. And I think MkiaiinteaisdhnaW pretty house on a side street at an most of us ate three chops apiece. dressing the ball. they are ail different because no one tooth. This was the late 1950’s. What's so nice about this gang is Not too long ago. we had a very N'ATIONAL f o o t b a l l LKAdl’K sometimes people maybe don’t do their homework and jump has the vaguest notion what Christ address he doesn’t want to dis B\ Pnited Press International to some conclusions. For instance, there was criticism that Na«y a lo a lo ii Calaga a close “because of the dingbats.” No one ever heard of con that we are all loose and easy, and serious skeet shooter from the Hart American C'onicrence NtbraakaaKanaMaa looked like. Too bad. sumerism. No one ever heard of the split season was merely done to generate television reve “ I’m not a typical television get along so well together .Not only ford Gun Club join us on a Fast N CaralM a N CaialM a a It’s small consolation for his Ralph Nader, of Toby Moffett. \S I. T !• ] 14 - THE HERALD, Sat., Oct, 17, 1981 TH E HERALD, Sat., Oct. 17, 1981 - 15 Weddings Hundreds catch 'refund fever' at convention form that each conven Rochester, “ Within a By Martin Slodne recent convention. The. trading resumed ‘ "There are more refund stretched more than 50 feet received a prize for sub What is a refund conven tioneer was looking for. week,” she said, “each From the moment Judy Saturday at 8 a.m. Most of forms here than I have to dragg the conven mitting the oldest coupon, “ Did I see your album?” teacher was ’hooked.’ We Caruso came down with tion like? the conventioneers brought seen in m y whole life.” tioneers away from their a 1960 coupon for Heinz Can you imagine 250 peo baby food. A drawing was asked a refunder on my finished the school year “ refund fever” two years photo albums full of forms Nick Glancola, a trading. held for a gift basket. Dale left. trading coupons with 80 ago, she dreamed of ple spending the weekend to trade. They moved purchasing agent for a ’The luncheon speakers Cavanaugh was crowned ’‘Let me look through teachers in three schools.” holding a refunder’ conven trading refund forms and around the large meeting large restaurant, was one were Marlene Cummins, your forms bne more When the last refunder tion in her hometown of coupons as w ell as all kinds room, looking through one of several men who customer relations “ queen” of the convention tim e,” said another on my finally left the hotel, Judy Rochester, NY. of box tops and labels? another’s albums for the attended the convention. manager for R.T. French, for producing four register right. To turn her dream into a The convention was held forms that would turn) The Rochester resident and yours truly. The R.T. ta[ies showing an after - Caruso and her committee I p u lle d S u z a n n e members smiled wearily. reality, she put an advert at a large downtown hotel. more of their box tops and told me that he sends for French Co. as well as Nes coupon cost of only $27.52 McCarthy away from her It has really been a dream isement in the paper to find The action began on Friday labels into refund cash. more than 30 refunds a tle, Kodak and the makers for purchases worth evening with dinner and a trading to ask how an at come true for all of them. other refunders in her “ I never, would have month. Refunds and of Sano Spaghetti Sauce $160.32. trading session that con The afternoon trading tractive, single, 29-year- R e fu n d o f th e D ay area. Eight people believed all this could coupons enable him to save provided gifts, recipe tinued into the wee hours session exploded with a old school teacher had Write to the following ad responded and showed up happen,” said Meri more than $75 a month booklets, samples and final frenzied effort to find b e c o m e a c o n fir m e d dress to obtain tjie form at the first meeting of her with only a short break to Buskey, a new refunder feeding a fam ily of four. coupons for the convention. that last special refund refunder and couponer. required by this refund coupon club. All eight watch television coverage from Olpoflpld. N Y. It took the attraction of a After lunch. Linda Lee “ No one in m y home pitched in to help with her of the gathering. luncheon buffet that offer worth 75 cents to used coupons and $1.50: pHisoDerm Cash R e refunds,” she said. “ But I fund, Consumer Products just think that it ’s the Division, Winthrop Clip ‘n’ File Refunds smart thing to do.” Laboratories, 90 Park She told me that she Avenue, New York, N.Y. / Advice Baked goods, desserts IB started a coupon exchange 10016. Send a stamped, self box in the faculty lunch addressed envelope with (F ile 7) room just before double your request. This, offer Clip out this file and keep it with similar cash-off coupons first hit pjcnires Dqp, 2k. 1881-. coupons—beverage refund offers with beverage coupons, for example. Start collecting the needed Drugs data could be proofs of purchase while looking for the required refund forms at the supermarket, in newspapers You Are and magazines, and then trading with friends. Cordially Invited Offers may not be available in all areas of the coun try. Allow 10 weeks to receive each refund. to inspect our The following refund offers are worth $6.14. This life-or-death matter week’s offers have a total value of$17.68. brand new facilities *« JV C A R R ’S. Receive a $1 refund. Send the required Abby, please ask your readers if refund form and the net weight statements from s"’ DEAR ABBY: You have con at an they were the baby’s grandparents three Carr’s products. Expires Dec. 31, . 2. sistently urged parents to respect on the father’s side, would they want DUNCAN HINES December Recieceive a 16- M k } their children’s privacy and refrain to know? page recipe pamphlet. Send the required refund from reading their diaries and Dear Open House I still love Glen, even if he doesn’t form and the net-weight statements from any two letters and from listening in on their Mrs. James P. Hesketh Mrs. David T. Bidwell Mr. and Mrs. Glenn G. Ellis want to know me or his child. I don’t boxes of Duncan Hines Deluxe II, Pudding Recipe, Mrs. Glen M. Ballou telephone conversations. But now Abby Sunday, Oct, 18, 1981 want to cause any trouble, but isn’t Moist and Easty, Brownies or Muffins. Expires that so many very young kids are Abigail this baby just as much his as mine? Dec. 31, 1981. p .n u — p ,n u doing drugs, has your viewpoint 2:00 6:00 And aren’t his parents just as en JELI.O-O-COOL W H IP Rainbow in a Cloud R e changed? Van Buren Ellis-Silver titled to know about their grandson fund. Receive 50 cents in coupons. Send the Taste samplings served. Ballou-Lawrence Hesketh-Zbinden Bidwell-Rubino If a parent suspects that his teen as my parents? required refund form, two side labels from any Cool ager is into drugs, doesn-t the parent Hot coffee - soda Kathleen Lynn Silver, of Enfield, and Glenn Gibson RAISING A CHILD ALONE Whip and the inside pouches from two 6-ounce or Debra Jean Lawrence, of Manchester, and Glen Mar Marlene M Zbinden and James Patrick Hesketh, both Karen Elizabeth Rubino, of Warren, R .I., and David have the right to violate his child’s of New Britian, were married Sept. 19 at the Church of Thomas Bidwell, of Manchester, were married Oct. 3 Ellis, of Manchester, were married Sept. 12 at St. Ber DEAR RAISING: When your four 3-ounce boxes of Jello. Expires June 30, 1982. tin Ballou, of Wallingford, were married Oct. 3 at Com privacy to find out for sure whether finance, who is also a graduate of the Assumption, Manchester. at. St. Alexander’s Church, Warren, R.I. nard’s Church in Enfield. , baby is old enough to ask, tell him KNOX Cheesecake Offer. Receive a 50-cent re munity Baptist Church, Manchester. his suspicions are warranted or not? M.S.U. Directions: Exit 93 off 1-86 past J.C. Penney The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. his father disappeared from your fund. Send the required refund form, two front And when the poarent confronts the What do I tell all my friends when complex to Chapel Rd. to Batson Dr. The bride is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. George E. Zbinden, of Goshen, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Rubino, of Warren, and the groom is the son of Mr. and ’The bride is the daughter of Albian Silver, of East life shortly after the boy was born. labels from any 8-ounce cream cheese, one top pan Lawrence of 87 Blue Ridge Drive. The groom is the son Windsor, and Rosamond Silver, of Enfield. ’The groom is child and it b ^om es obvious that they ask me how my daughter is Mrs. William Hesketh, of 88 Washington St., Mrs. Melvin T. Bidwell, of Manchester. (’That will be no lie !) And, if you el from any box of Knox Unflavored Gelatin and a of Mr. and Mrs. Williard Ballou of Stuart Drive. the son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald S. Ellis, of Manchester. the child’s privacy has been doing? I’m so embarrassed to say Manchester. The Rev. Edmund Micarelli officiated at tl^ double seriously do not want to “make register receipt with both purchases indicated. violated, then what? that she is living with a man without The Rev. Edward S. Pepin performed the double ring ring service. The bride was given in marriage by her trouble,” let that be the story’s end. Expires Dec. 31, 1983. The Rev. Gordon Swan of the Southington Baptist The Rev. Gallagher of St. Bernard and thue Rev. Please comment, Abby. ’There are being married. service. Olga Conconnon of Torrington was the organist parents. Marygrace Marble of Warren, R.I. was maid of DEAR ABBY: Do y ou have to M ARTH A W HITE Foods Inc. Receive a $1 re Church officiated at the double-ring ceremony. Newell Curtis of Center Congregational Church, a lot of worried parents who need to NAMELESS, NATURALLY and Skip DeCorbo was guitarist-soloist. The bride was honor. Bridesmaids were Rachel LeClerc o f Worcester, show your driver’s license to engage fund. Send the required refund form and the box Christine Ballou, of Southington, was the organist and Manchester, officiated at the double-ring ceremony. know. D EAR NAM ELESS: When you’re given in marriage by her father, Mini Falcon, of Springfield, Mass., and Louise Sirois of in sex in the state of California? tops or front pouch panels from any four Martha Bonnie Ballou, also of Southington, was the soloist. The The bride was given in m arriage by her father and her CONCERNED IN AMARILLO asked how your daughter is doing, LuAnn Catherine Zbinden, sister of the bride, was Brookline, Mass. I am a girl, 19 years old, and I met White mixes. Expires April 30, 1982, bride was given in marriage by her father. mother. dear concerned; ’There is a vast say, “ She’s fine, thank you.” It’s not maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Jayne Zbinden, of Melvin T. Bidwell Jr., brother nf the groom, of a very handsome fellow who liked PILLSBURY HOLIDAY Cookie Offer. Receive difference between invading a teen necessary to disclose your lifestyle. Deni.se Lawrence of Manchester, sister of the bride, New Britian, sister-in-law of the bride, Ann Hesketh, of Manchester, was best man and ushers were Richard A. me as much as I liked him. On our a package of PILLSBllRY Cookies. Send the Joanne Silver of Enfield, sister of the bride, was maid ager’s privacy in order to read his D E AR AB BY: I am the 23-year- was matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Donna Dedham, Mass., sister-in-law of the groom and Susan Bidwell, brother of the groom, and Raymond Sullivan, very first date we felt as though we required refund form and the labels from two 646-0376 of honor. Bridesmaids were Karrie Ellis-Nicola, sister mail or diary and attempting to old mother of a beautiful baby boy Lundberg, of Vernon, sister of the bride; Anne Abele Lord of Morris, a friend of the bride. both of ■ Manchester and Michael Pananos of had known each other all our lives. packages of Pillsbury Cookie dough. Expires 50 BATSON DRIVE MANCHESTER of the groom, of East Hartford and Nancy Potkai of En learn whether or not a child is in bom out of wedlock. I dated the and Carlene Burgess, both of Manchester, and Joyce Dr. Paul Hesketh, of Dedham, Mass., was best man Leominster, Mass. We admitted a mutual desire to Jan. 31, 1982. field. volved with drugs. baby’s father only a short time. ( I ’ll Ellsworth of Broad Brook. Lisa Lundberg, niece of the for his brother. Ushers were Edward Zbinden brother of Following the ceremony a reception was held at Cas become intimate, but he asked to Bonus! These offers don't require Jorms: Involvement with drugs can make call him Glen.) I was in love. Glen Shape Up With bride, was flower girl. the bride and Clifford Bell, Ashford; Daniel Smachetti, tle Restaurant, Bristol, R .I. and the couple left on a David Anderson of Wethersfield was best man. see my driver’s license first. Why? KJELDSENS Butter Cookies, Atalanta Corp., 17 the difference between life and was in lust. Manchester; and Keith Pepin, Farmington, friends of wedding trip to the Poconos in Pennsylvania. They will Ushers were Timothy Nicola, brother-in-law of the This never happened to me in Varick St., New York, N.Y. 10013. Receive a $1 David Ballou of Southington was best man. Ushers death, and parents have an obliga The baby is nearly a year old now the groom. groom, of East Hartford, and Keith Erickson of Nebraska or any other state. coupon toward your next purchase. Send the cir ..HT.. SLIM PLAN were David Lawrence of Manchester, Roger LaForte of make their home in Vernon. tion to learn as much as they can by and Glen has never seen him (his Following the wedding a reception was held at Fiano’s The bride and groom both are graduates of Assump Manchester. WONDERING IN W. HOLLYWOOD cular or divider between the layers of cookies in the If you are Interested In Weight Bridgeport, Fred Sokolowski of Southington and Martin whatever means possible. God will choice). My fam ily has stood by me Restaurant, Bolton, after which the couple left on a tion College, Worcester, Mass. The bridegroom is DEAR WONDERING: He’s no tin. Expires Dec. 31, 1981. * Control through Exarciae, Proper Lewis of Simsbury. Brennan Lundberg of Vernon, forgive them. And so will the and 1 am grateful for their love and wedding trip to St, Maarten. The couple will make their employed with the Bidwell Home Improvement Co. of Following the ceremony a reception was held at Elm- dummy. He wanted to.be sure you WEIGHT WATCHERS Frozen Desserts, Box Nutrition, and Motivation the FIT nephew of the bride, was ring bearer. children, eventually. understanding. Glen’s family does home in New Britain. The bride is a graduate of Central Manchester. crest Country Club in East Longmeadow, Mass., after were at least 18 years old, which is 2106, Boston, Mass. 02277. Receive a 50-cent and SLIM PLAN Is the total plan DEAR ABBY: I have a problem not know me or the situation. They Following the ceremony a reception was held at the Connecticut State College with a bachelor’s degree in which the couple left on a trip to Florida. They will the legal age in California. coupon. Send the Universal Product Code sym for you. that I am sure is common to many live in another state. Knights of Columbus Hall in Manchester after which the English and is a candidate for her master’s degree in make their home in Elast Hartford. bols from Weight Watchers Chocolate Treat and parents across the entire nation. My I would like m y son to know all his Menus, recipes and shopping tips couple left on a sailing trip in the Bahamas. The bride is English at the same college. She is employed at Record Weight Watchers Frozen Dessert and your name The program combines: youngest daughter, age 22, a recent family! Apparently Glen doesn’t are featured in The Manchester employed by United Technologies of Hartford and the Data Inc. in Newington. , P6rS0 nal adviC6 from Abby ’The bride is a graduate ot St. Francis school of Nur- and address. Expires April .30, 1982. graduate from Michigan State want his fam ily to know, but I think Herald’s Focus/Food section, every groom, a graduate of General Motors Institute of The groom is a graduate of Central Connecticut with a Abigail Van Buren offers personal advice daily in one She is employed at the John Dempsey Medical Aimed at toning - firming and University, is living with her they have a right to. Wednesday. EXERaSE- Detroit. Mich., is employed by Sikorsky Aircraft of bachelor of science degree. He is employed as assistant of Am erica’s best-read columns, ’ ’Dear Abby,” in ’The Clenter in F a rm in ^ on .T h e groom is attending Roger overall body fitness Stratford. . construction coordinator for Hartford Cable Television. Manchester Herald’s Focus section. Williams College in Bristol, R.I. Lo-Cal recipes for nutrition and NUTRITION- well balanced meals Peyronie's may 'cure' itself I I A T I l f AT IH M — control weight problems m U l l a l l l l U l l ~ and develop a positive self- About Town image DEAR DR. LAMB — I number of letters I get see int he arteries. ’The man or from animals to asking about this problem have a condition called penis is really a large blood man. You get it from the [GULMTMDUCTORYOFFERV. P e y r o n ie ’ s d isea se, a suggests that it is actually vessel so that isn’t too sur soil and air. Center Congregational rather common. Doctors gristle-like growth on my prising. In persistent cases At first it appears as a ^25 kkHVE WEEKS penis. I ’ve been to two do not know what causes it. surgery has been reported respiratory illness. It may ’The problem is essentially Your Health TUES and THURS. 1-2 o'clock PM Events scheduled next week at Center Congregational different doctors. Both tell to be successful in some, be mild and many people October 20. 1981— November 19, as you describe it. It cutting out the plaque and Church are as follows: me there isn’t much they Lawrence Lamb, M.D. do not know they evenjjave 1981 ^ Sunday — 8:30 a.m., 9th grade confirmation, Robbins can do for me and that it causes a crooked organ mending the area. it. Most recover without K m A incluciM ^ R«gistratlon Ft« f Room; 10 a.m., worship service, sancturay; 10 a.m., will go away in time. I ’ve during erection and it can "J47- DEAR DR. LAMB - future problems. A few church school; 10 a.m., 7th and 8th grades, Robbins had it for three years and be so severe that it is pain Can you tell me anything have a spread of the fungus ful and prevents sexual M««tlng At Room; 11:15 a.m.. Center Church Women business I ’m 44 years old. about “ valley fever” ? I Infection through the lungs Concordia Lutheran Church meeting, Robbins Room; 11:15 a.m.. Pilgrim Choir, relations. It is more com hear it attacks the lungs and even to other areas. I’ve taken vitamin E (Kaiser Hall) choral room; 11:15 a.m., coffee shoppe. Woodruff Hall; three times a day but that mon in middle-aged and recovered in spite of the Radio City Station, New and sometimes can be Yes, local spots are older men but it can occur doctor and nut because of taken care of by surgery. sometimes cut out. And in 40 FITKIN STREET 7 p.m., new-member conversations, 53 Meadow Lane; 7 seemed to make it more York, N Y 10019. MANCHESTER. CONN 06040 J e l. / p.m.. Senior Highs, 70H Cliffside Drive. tender. I was taking earlier, as your case the treatment. There are several But what happens if the othe^ cases a local spot on Monday — 10:30 a.m., Emma Nettleton Group, Rob vitamin E before this suggests. I am sending you ’The treatments available and I fever is spread over all the the lungs from the fungus Instructor- WWCMni«hMB«,K,MA,K 649-4467 bins Room; 7 p.m., handbell choir. Carrier Room ; 7:30 developed, then stopped The area may resemble Health Letter number 17-4, think you should see a lung? infection cannot be — f ■ p.m., “ An Evening with Peter Harvey” , sanctuary. and started it again when a low-grade inflammation. Male Reporductive Func urologist who may be DEAR READER - You separated from cancer by Tuesday — 6:30 p.m.. Sacred Dance group, mez the doctor suggested it. I Vitamin E has been used tion's, which includes a dis familiar with those dis probably mean coc- X-rays and must be cut zanine; 7;30 p.m.. Department of Fellowship, Riobbins am not taking any now but for it with variable, but cussion of the problem. cussed in that issue. If cidiodomycosis, also called out. But if needed there are Room. I am not improving either. often unsatisfactory, Others who want this necessary, go to the San Joaquin Valley fever good medicines that can be WHAT'S Wednesday — 10 a.m., Bethany group, Robbins Room. Is there anything you can results. The area often issue can send 75 cents urology department of a because it is so common in used to control the disease ’Thursday — 7;30 p.m., department of growth and tell me that will help? does clear spontaneously with a long, stampecL self- nearby medical university that location. It is a fungus that has spread. development, library. DEAR READER - I with or without medicine, addressed envelope^Tor it clinical center. disease and the fungal Amphotericin B, an anti YOUR Saturday — 9:30 a.m., junior high P F overnight at used to think this was a which causes me to to me, in care of this I think some of these are spores are inhaled. It can fungal agent, is often used Center (Tiurch. rare condition but the large sometimes say a person newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, similar to the plaques-weplaques not be spread from man to in those cases. BLOOD iiiJw i. . ’ '■ ■' • • South Methodist PRESSURE? ■ > _ /y .w Teen-ager finds security About Town Events scheduled next week at South United FIND OUT FOR Methodist Church are: Sunday — 8 a.m.. Holy Communion; 9 a.m., worship service. Church School; nursery through junior with religious cult rnembers Pond walk scheduled Mrs. Joseph H. DeLlsle Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Marcellus Mrs. William M. Bouley high/adult c la ss; 10;45 a.m ., worship s e rv ic e ; nursery/senior high class; 7 p.m.. Vesper service in On Sunday, those interested in the Hockanum River FREE! developed very high blod pressure. ANYTIME DURING OUR sanctuary; 7:30 p.m., Bible study: “ Genesis” in educa sa^lTersaw her pa“renu1.Ve?parents killed inr n a tragica S c M P T H Linear Park will walk the east side of Union Pond, ™ ...... Well, I went to Dr. SchwarlSchwartz’s tion wing. car accident near their home two meeting at 1 p.m. at the parking lot on North School REGULAR STORE HOURS workshop in Los Angeles and in two Monday — 7:30 p.m.. United Methodist Women in the years ago. At that time she did’nt Street in Manchester. Those who wish may go complete DeLisle-Flood Marcellus-Legier Bouley-Runde days I could speak normally. I can reception hall. seem very upset, but now she is Ask ly around the pond. One out ot six adults order food in a restaurant, talk on Tuesday — 7:30 p.m., rehearsal for Brahm’s having a lot of trouble. She Is 16. The rain date is Sunday, Oct. 25 — same time and has high blood Carolyn Flood, of Manchester, and Joseph Henry Mareli Legier, of Mountain View, Calif., and Bruce Janis Elizabeth Runde and William Michael Bouley, the telephone and read my little girl “ Requiem” ; 7:30 p.m., Bible Study: “ Greetings” in ‘The main problem is her recent Dr. Blaker place. pressure. It can be DeLisle, of Windsor Locks, were married Oct. 3 at South Marcellus, of Palo Alto, Calif., were married on Sept. 25 both of Manchester, were married Oct. 17 at St. M ary’s bedtime stories. It is a miracle. education wing; 7:30 p.m., finance committee in church attachment to a pseudo-religious All walks are scheduled for the third Sunday in the controlled. You and United Methodist Church. in the Church of the Assumption, Manchester. Episcopal Church. Karen Blaker, Ph.D. . He now heads The National Center office; 7:30 p.m., women’s prayer and study group at group (I won’t name any names! month. The public is invited. you' doctor can do It ’The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William R. for Stuttering, 200 E. 33 St., New The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth B. 1208 Main St. and what I perceive as her together. ^ ( The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George L. Runde, of 38 Adelaide Road, and the groom is the son of YUork, N.Y.and has a toll-free Flood, of 4 Schaller Road, and the groom is the son of Wednesday — 7:30 p.m., all-church conference in brainwashing. Legier, of 36 Jarvis Road. The groom is the son of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. W illiam M. Bouley, of 29 Sunset Road. The number (800) 221-2483. I hope others Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. DeLisle Sr., of 51 North St. The reception ball; 7:15 p.m., evangelism conunission in She speaks their language, using Singles discussion set and Mrs. Orville H. Marcellus, of Eureka, Calif. Rev. Steve Jacobsen of St. M ary’s Episcopal Church, of can change their own lives as Find out by Rev. Laurence Hill officiated. Pastor Hill’s office; 7:30 p.fn., nominating committee. the words they use and she says she ficiated at the double ring ceremony. Ken Wood was dramatically as I did. ’Thank you Singles East Will hold a discussion-social Sunday from The Rev. John McNicholas ot New Haven and the Thursday — 6:30 p.m., junior choir rehearsal; 7:30 is very happy even though she looks After the trauma of her parents’ ludngtho Lisa Secrist was made of honor. Bridesmaids were organist. The bride was given in marriage by her father. again. 7:30 to 10 p.m. at the Unitarian Meetinghouse, 153 W. Rev. Matthew Conrad, of Stockton, Calif., officiated at p.m., education work area; 7:30 p.m., missions commis depressed to my w fe and me. We deaths, she probably regressed and Donna DeLisle, Carol Grondalski, Nancy Johnson, and Lynne Linders of Marlborough, N.H., sister of the 'You can save a life with help from Vlta-Stat* the nuptial mass and double-ring ceremony. The bride sion in Pastor H ill’s office. are now her legal guardians. Vernon St., Manchester. The topic for discussion w ill be Helen Savidakis. Robert H. DeLisle Jr. was best man. bride, was matron of honor. Bridesmaids w ere Patricia began to need and expect to be cared Dr. Blaker’s newsletter “ When a Automatic Blood was given in marriage by her father. Friday — 6:15 p.m., youth choir rehearsal; 7:30 p.m., She is living with this group in a for like a much younger child. “ How Do You Get Into a Productive Relationship?” Ushers were Walter Czyzniak Jr., Kenneth B. Flood Jr., Pinkin, Beverly Joyal and Lori Bilodeau, all of chancel choir rehearsal; 7:30 p.m.. United Methodist Loved One ’Threatens Suicide.’” nearby city and although we forced The group she has joined probably The evening is open to all adult singles. There is a $2 Piowrara Computer Michael Mills and Stanley Stick Jr. Robert H. DeLisle Patricia Weisbrod of Springfield, Va., sister of the Manchester. Youth Fellowship. Send 50 cents and a stamped, self- her to come home again, she only satisfies these needs by telling her admission fee. III was the ringbearer. bride, was maid of honor. Douglas Vandine of Mountain David Romano of Manchester was best man. Ushers addressed envelope to Dr. Blaker in were Tom Griswold and Glen Maxwell of Manchester ran away and made her way back to how to think and feel and by struc A FREE COMMUNITY SERVICE OF View, Cal., was best man and ushers were Larry Legier care of this newspaper, P.O. Box 475, Following the ceremony a reception was held at them. ’’ turing ber days and nights. To your of St. Paul, Minn., and John Legier of Hartford. and Dana Robinson of Bolton. Radio City Station, New York, NY Manchester Country Club after which the couple left on Why Is she doing this to us? niece, that most likely feels like Library week to start Following the ceremony a reception was held at the 10019. Write to Dr. Blaker at the a wedding trip to Bermuda. D E AR READ ER -I-. It sounds as security. Following the ceremony a reception was held at Arm y and Navy Qub. ’The couple left for a wedding trip above address. The volumne of mail A montage of posters about library services, on dis ^^\/lfeslawii*Ttifurmacyi In^ though your niece never did accept DEAR DR. BLAKER -F An arti The bride is-a student at the University of Hartford. Manchester Country Club after which the couple left for to Paradise Island, Bahamas. ’They will make their prohibits personal replies, but play in the Municipal Building, promotes Library Ap her parents’ deaths and has cle you wrote over a year ago has She is a magna cum laude graduate of Bay Path Junior a wedding trip to Cape Cod and Burlington, Vt. They will home in Manchester. questions of general interest will be preciation Week to be observ^ Oct. 18 to 25. News for senior citizens searched during the past two years, saved my life. It was about Dr. 455 HARTFORD RD. College where she earned an associate degree in ad make their home in Mountain View, Calif. The bride is a graduate of Keene State College and is discussed in future columns. The week will begin with an open house Sunday from 2 employed at Tolland High School as a special lo c a tio n Members of the Manchester Senior Citizens Center and perhaps finally found, substitute Martin Schwartz and his program to ministrative assistanpe. 'The groom is a graduate of to 5 p.m. at Mary Cheney and Whiton Memorial RIANGHESTER 643-5230 The bride is a registered nurse at the Stanford (C alif.) teacher. The groom is a graduate of the University of know what’s happening by reading Wally Fortin’s caretakers. stop stuttering. Manchester Community College with an associate Abigail Van Buren offers personal libraries. University Medical Center and the groom is a Connecticut and is employed at Naftzger and Kuhe regular column — every Tuesday and Saturday In ’The ’That you and your w ife were not For 40 years I had been through all degree in media broadcasting. He his employed at advice dally in one of America’s The public is invited to tour both libraries and the respiratory therapy supervisor at the same center. Advertising Inc. as an art director. Manchester Herald. able to satisfy her longings to be forms of therapy and remained such OPEN DAILY A SUNDAY Rocky Hill High School. best-read columns, “ Dear Abby,” in ’ bookmobile, sign up for library cards, and receive in taken care of does not surprise me, a bad stutterer that I became ’The Manchester Herald’s Focus sec ______8 a m t o 9 p m nor should It make you feel guilty. struction in the use of card catalogs and other facilities. depressed, took to drinking and tion. I T H E H E R A LD . Sat., Pel. 17. 1«J81 - 17 16 - T H E H E R A LD , Sat., Oct. 17, 1981 Filmeter Saturday TV Saturday Daytime TV IIKM orte on entertainment features. 7t00 •nt«rs a atorm which huria lham Into Doran Clark, Marilyn Jones and A capsule look MORNING MORNING Taka Tw o X X BtackaUr TV Community College 2 Agronahv And Company a tiiTia warp, dropping tham at Paarl Linda Hamilton (top to txrttom) star _ BtOO Movla (FrI.) 'Tha Naw Land* 5:20 X $fiul Train f Chempionehip WreetHng M.A.8.H.L8.> Harbor tha day bafora tha Japanata as the teen-age leads in ABC-TV’s CD N«w* X ® Goldie Gold-Thundarr Movie -(Com edy) ** ^ Muppel 8how Quest: Rich ack. (RatadPQ) (102 mina.) 8 StarTrak 8 5:30 “ Prudence end The PIM” 196B Nawa-Waathar-Sporta new hour-long dramatic series ®s30 Varloua Programming CD Und«rdog 38 Movie-iComedy)**^ "ForWn David Niven. Deborah Kerr. 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