Bolton W A TE R W O E S U.S. ships has day for itself diverted

By James P. Sacks Herald Reporter

BOLTON - Members of the town Board of Selectmen Friday to Grenada night highlighted the final event in 2 a day-long celebration of the first A Marine force left Lebanon annual Bolton Day with a warm, if WASHINGTON (UPI) - A 10- ship task force carrying 1,900 several weeks ago on the way slightly off-key, rendition of home to San Diego, Calif., and was "Happy Birthday to Bolton” at Marines diverted from a course to Lebanon Friday and headed to­ ordered to head for the Indian Community Hall. Ocean''fh the event Iran followed The Informal town meeting ward Grenada to signal U.S. intentions to protect American through with threats to close the capped the celebration of Bolton's Strait of Hormuz. 263rd birthday, which included citizens on the Caribbean island. Meanwhile, Cuba Friday de­ speeches, dances, skits, tours, art Pentagon sources said. nounced the “ savage” killing of contests, songwriting and displays The force, headed by the helicop­ Grenadian Prim e Minister Mau- at Bolton's three schools. Many ter carrier Saipan, received new rigfiBishop and his top supporters, present at Community Hall said orders Friday from its position in 'msisttngJH^vana had nothing to do they hoped it would be the the eastern Caribbean, the sources with the internal affairs of the tiny beginning of a tradition of larger said. Caribbean island nation. and more expansive Bolton Days The sources, who requested anonymity, said there were no The pro-Cuban nation’s new in the future, though they were UPl photos perfectly happy with the celebra­ intentions to land the Marines on ruling Revolutionary Military tion Friday. Too much water was the problem in problem in the Springfield, III., area. A the island, where the military Council Friday lifted a curfew for overthrew the Cuban-backed go­ four hours to allow the islands “ I think it was, so far this year, Oklahoma, where Guthrie firefighters boat on Lake Springfield (bottom) sits the event of the year,” said vernment of Prime Minister Mau­ 110.000 people to buy food. It Selectman Larry Converse, who (below) had to use a boat Friday to high and dry as drought has left the rice Bishop. announced all Americans and helped found the celebration. He look for victims of flooding that has lake four feet below normal and given Bishop was among at least 15 other foreign citizens were safe. said he meant primarily the events left many homeless. (See other photo, the city a water shortage. people killed Wednesday in shoot­ The Cuban statement was issued ing at the army headquarters in St. jointly by the Cuban government at the town's schools, which story on page 4.) Too little water is the included both learning and George's, Grenada, in a power and the Cuban Communist Party enjoyment. struggle over control of the and quoted by the Prensa Latina The gathering, which featured Marxist-led nation 90 miles north news agency. doughnuts, milk, coffee, and of Venezuela. "No doctrine, no principle, no Bolton-made cider, drew between The new ruling Revolutionary position proclaimed as revolution­ 0 SO and 60 people. The crowd Military Council said none Of the ary and no internal division can filtered in and out of the large, 1,000 Americans on the island, Justify savage methods such as wooden-floored room at Commun­ most of them medical students, this physical elimination of Mau­ ity Hall during the meeting, which was hurt during the coup. rice Bishop and the outstanding lasted almost two hours. They “ There are not going to be any group of honest and worthy leaders discusssd - evesidhlns ■ ftom tha landings or anything like that,” who died," the statement said. celebration itself to history, ioning one source said. "This is not to be “ The death of Maurice Bishop matters and local schiiols. construed as a provocative act.” and his comrades must be clarified C The group included the select­ The Marines and their force of and if they were murdered in cold men, zoning officials, and repre­ amphibious ships and support blood, the guilty deserve an sentatives of other town boards, as vessels were headed for the island exemplary punishment.” well as average Bolton citizens. "as a signal to the government that The statement noted Cuban During the day, which included a we are concerned for the safety of President Fidel Castro got in touch school luncheon for officals and U.S. citizens,” the source said. with members of Bishop’s New various gatherings organized by The source said the force will Jewel Movement on Oct. 15, while teachers and students, presenta­ "swing by” Grenada “to provide Bishop was still alive under house tions were given on everything support for any contingency which arrest, and vowed to continue T from the town seal to the history of may arise” affecting the Ameri­ support regardless of who led the the Quarryville area, said Con­ cans on the island. country. verse and Board of Educatioil There was no indication how long U.S. officials have accused Cuba member Pamela Sawyer. Fourth the Marines will remain in the of involvement in the overthrow of and Sixth graders wrote a “ Bolton Grenada area and the sources said Bishop, who once had been so close Day Song” to be sung to the tune of the force will stay out of sight of the with the communist regime in "You're a Grand Old Flag,” and island. • Havana that he became known as almost everyone in the schools was "They won’t be near enough to the "black Fidel Castro.” involved, said Mrs. Sawyer. eause any alarm to the Grenadi­ Her daughter, Elizabeth, 3'/t, ans," one source said. “ They’re "Fidel Castro sent a message to had a friend in the high school Jazz Just going to be swinging by. Their the Central Committee of the New band, so their performance was stay will be dictated by events in Jewel Movement expressing ... the her favorite thing about Bolton the country." principle of (Cuba’s) absolute Day. The force departed Norfolk, Va., abstention from the internal af­ Some students, performed a skit Wednesday with orders to proceed fairs of the party and the country,” on the “ Legend of Squaw's Cave.” to Lebanon to relieve the 1,900 the Cuban statement said. " I guess there's a million different Reagan visits all-white club Marines ashore at Beirut Interna­ The sources said at least 15 versions of it but it's uniquely tional Airport and aboard five people died in Wednesday’s gun- Bolton,” Converse said of the ships off the Lebanese coast, the battle. including Bishop, three legend. AUGUSTA, Ga. (U P I) - Presi­ Speakes said the White House, play. Navy has said. Cabinet ministers, two union lead­ “ I think it's a nice idea, with dent Reagan flew to Georgia sensitive to suggestions the club A source close to the club A cruise through the Caribbean, ers and four soldiers. everyone getting together,” added Friday for a relaxed golfing barred blacks, checked into the estimated the membership roster near Puerto Rico and Guantanamo The 16-man military council that his mother, Ruth Converse. Mrs. weekend at the Augusta National bylaws and found “ no contains “ under 300” names, with Bay, Cuba, is routine en route to seized power immediately afte- Converse, who moved to Bolton Golf Club, having deflected ques­ discrimination.” about a dozen from the Augusta the Atlantic and the Mediterra­ the killings has said "m any people with her family in 1951, when the tions over the fact that the posh Club Chairman Horde Hardin of area. nean beyond so that the Marines were killed" — including men, town had only 800 residents, said club has no black members. St. Louis said “ our bylaws have A golfer who has played the can conduct deployment exer­ women and children — in crossfire she loves the town because, despite The president and Mrs. Reagan nothing on that subject what­ course said while blacks are not cises. the sources said. between soldiers and Bishop’s Its growth, it's “ still the country.” left the White House in late soever,” but as far as he knows the barred by the bylaws, club regula­ The force received new orders to supporters. The celebration, said Commis­ afternoon en route to Augusta, club has no black members. tions "say nothing about how picky change course and head toward Soldiers opened fire Wednesdav sion on Aging member Bette where they arranged to Join three The club is the home of the the club officials can be about who Grenada earlier Fridhy, they said. on a crowd that freed Bishop from The administration has not been house arrest and marched on a 2 Martin, was “ a good start — other couples for what an aide Masters, America's premier golf gets let in.” ' they're going to get bigger and described as "a purely social tournament, played every April But sources said club officials reluctant to dispatch the Marines military base to protest his oustei better.” weekend.” over the sprawling ^65-acre course expressed “considerable relief” to trouble spots throughout the by hard-liners within the Ne’' Bolton native Morris Silverstein, Reagan, who has tried to shake designed in the early 1930s by when Lee Elder became the first world, aside from Lebanon. Jewel Movement. wbo belongs to the Board of the image of "rich man's presi­ legendary champion Bobby Jones. black professional golfer to qualify Finance, said he thought it was dent,” was put on the defensive on Reagan, an infrequent golfer for the Masters, “ bec'huse they had "good to have a day to reflect and his trip early when he was asked at known for an annual New Year's been under considerable pres­ vmoiN 1 0 0 mHas look and think of the town that you his nationally televised news con­ Day round at the Palm Springs sure" from allegations of ISLANDS live In.” Town resident James ference Wednesday night how he estate of publisher Walter Annen- discrimination. PUERTO Hassett said the celebration was could go to the club when it has no berg, is making his first visit to The Reagans will be Joined by 2 Augusta as a guest of Secretary of RICO \10-SHIP U.S. TASK FORCE . "good idea and a logical thing to black members. the Shultzes, Treasury Secretary ORDERED TO GRENADA do.” “ I don't know anything about the State George Shultz. Donald Regan and his wife and Selectman Douglas Cheney, who membership,” Reagan said, "but I Augusta is extraordinary among former Sen. Nicholas Brady, R- has lived in Bolton for 27 years, know there is nothing in'the bylaws the nation's golf clubs. The mem­ N.J., and his wife. GUADELOUPE thought the celebration “ gives of that club that advocates any bership list — even the number of The four couples have been discrimination of any kind.” Rea­ members — is secret. The course is some Bolton spirit. I like to see provided the Eisenhower Cabin for ^ D O M IN IC A people interested in their town.” gan said he had seen blacks play in closed during the summer and the weekend. The dwelling was He said he wished more of his tournaments at the club. open from October to May. Only built in 1953 and occupied fre­ ^MARTINIQUE constituents had attended the final Presidential spokesman Larry members and their guests can quently by Dwight Eisenhower. gathering at Community Hall. ^ S T. LUCIA Rebels attack Nicaraguan boat Ctrtbbmmi S m ST.Vm CENT 0 t '■ BARBADOS Bv United Press International load of sugar at Puerto Cabezas, It said attackers used Chinese- 20 pages, 2 sections 250 miles northeast of Managua. made roekets and that the speed ANm Nc e Indian rebels firing rockets from The rebels said the ship carried boat assault “ severely damaged a OcMfl ...... 3 speed boats attacked a ship in the weapons. cargo boat involved in the clandes­ The clandestine Radio 15 de tine arms traffic to our brother BusUiMs...... !!, ]![!!!!!!! iio Nicaraguan port of Puerto Cabe- tmaqo Closslfled. MS on *he Caribean Friday and Septiembre, operated by the Nica­ countries in Central America.” ENLARGED IQRBHAbAI Comi.cs..,...... 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\K MANCHKSTEK HERALD. Suturdiiy. 1. 22, 1983 - 3 2 - MANCHESTHR HERALD. Stiturdiiy. Oct. 22, 1983 Reagan gets grim report Manchester There’s nothing bland about Malone

Central America called tense In B r i^ Editor’s note: With .this article the Manchester Herald begins a series of profiles of the candidates in WASHINGTON (UPI) - Former Secre­ treaties involving the Central American “ We reported our impressions that the the Nov. 8 Manchester elections. tary of State Henry Kissinger, whose countries and the United States, in which all situation is graver than most of us had bipartisan commission reported to Presi­ would pledge to refrain from intervention in expected,” Kissinger said. “ The aspira­ Group llk o t bond Im u m By Sarah E. Hall tions of the people toward dignity, social dent Reagan Friday on its recent tour of other countries. The Mancheiter Conservation Commission Htrald Rtportcr betterment and security were very force­ Central America, said “ the situation is The State Department said the proposals recently gave Its unanimous endorsement to bond Republican school board candidate H. John Malone, fully brought home to us.” HENRY KISSINGER H. JOHN MALONE graver than any of us expected." contain no specific ideas for verifying the Issues on the Nov. 8 ballot (or sewer-plant local pediatrician and staunch conservative, is no Kissinger described Nicaraguan govern­ 384 Prospect St. Talking to reporters after his White treaties. However, the Nicaraguan em­ warned rebuilding and using the Union Pond Dam to smooth-talking baby kisser. He stands by his ment leaders as intransigent, despite House meeting, Kissinger said anxieties bassy said there is a provision for generate hydropower. The commission urges somewhat controversial views, even when It may Age 61; married; 6 children commission offers to discuss “ improving Salvadorans about security and economics must be verirication by nations of Uie Contadora “ yes” votes on both proposals and on the dam smudge his political gloss. relations in all fields.” If there is no change He says he despises the revered Dr. Spock. He Born in New Britain; lived 30 years in aileviated to "avoid an explosion in that group — Colombia, Mexico, Panama and rebuilding question, in the situation, “ the military tensions will area." Venezuela. “ The commission (eels strongly that Manches­ applauds stricter dress codes and merit pay (or Manchester increase,” he said. . As Kissinger gave his generaliy glum Kissinger did not refer to the Nicaraguan ter has both a legal and moral obligation to stop teachers. He claims the school budget has gotten out Education: Duke University, Univer­ assessment, the State Department issued a proposals. of hand. Kissinger said he also warned Salvado­ polluting the Hockanum River,” it said in a critical reponse to Nicaragua’s proposals “ We reported to the president,” said Even the bright plaid sports jackets and argyle sity of Vermont School of Medicine ran leaders that although El Salvador is “ of statement. for peace in the region — stopping just short Kissinger, on the commission's talks with socks he’h fond of wearing are hardly bland. enormous geopolitical importance,” the Manchester, the statement said, “ is not doing Occupation: pediatrician of outright rejection. government and opposition leaders in the He stands^ut at school board meetings in other United States "cannot be associated with its share in maintaining the quality of water in the Campaign manager Noah Starkey, A prepared statement said Nicaragua's region. “ We are not ready to make ways! One year ago, he was the only member to vote death squads and massive human rights river.” The town sewer plant has exceeded both proposals, handed over Thursday by recommendations at this time.” "n o” on funding (or Project Concern — a program to local lawyer violations. federal and slate pollution standards since 1975 Foreign Minister Miguei d'Escoto, "con­ The panel is expected to make its final bus Hartford minority students into Manchester and is under abatement orders to correct the Civic background: current school tain strident anti-U.S, polemics" and “ it is report to Reagan at the end of the year, “ That doesn’t mean that we do not attach schools. He calls the program an expensive problem. clear they are deficient." recommending middle-and long-term the highest importance to a Salvador free of board member (was third highest Union Pond, the statement said, “ is one of the experiment. The Nicaraguan proposal calls for policies. Marxist-Lenist domination.” he added. Manchester Education Association President Peter finest passive recreation areas” in town. Without vote-getter of 1981 school-board Tognalli has said Malone is “ probably the school the dam repair, “ Union Pond will become a candidates), active on Republican board member who is most against the kinds of things wasteland and an eyesore.” the association supports. The MEA and Dr. Malone Town Committee, member of local, Electricity from the ' proposed hydropower Weather facility will be suffucient to supply 200 homes and are worlds apart, but he’s been very honest in his state and national medical disagreement. I doubt he’s surprised .we didn’t Is "a step in the direction of energy independence associations Peopletalk endorse him.” and the conservation of scarce energy resour­ ces,” the commission said. Today’s forecasts MALONE SCOFFS at school officials who refuse to 2 What people are saying Summer concert season Connecticut, Massachnsetts and buck teachers, and permissive parents who (ear their children's rebuke. As an example, he cites the “ I’m not sure people will want to see this movie Rhode Island: Sunny and cool The summer concert season was just fine for Board will listen Nov. 1 Manchester High School smoking ban which he and ... people may stay away from something that today. Highs 50 to 55. Fair tonight. up to run tor school board in the first place, 2'A years some acts on the road this year. The top concert fellow school board member Richard Dyer proposed. The 61-year-old doctor is also adamant in his smells like a message." Lows mostly in the 30s. On Sunday The Manchester Board of Directors will hold a ago,” he says. Many conservatives have argued that group was Journey, which appeared in 27 cities “ Fuzzy thinking” — the misguided assumption that demand for a “ solid back-to-basics curriculum.” He — Meryl Streep, on her latest film, “ Silkwood,” increasing cloudiness. A chance of public comment session on Tuesday, Nov. 1, from modern teachers are neglecting moral instrurtion. and performed before 1.5 million people. The students would defy the ban — were behind the Hsays college-bound students should be required to She plays Karen Silkwood, who died in a car showers in the west late in the day. 9 to 10 a.m. in the directors’ office on the first floor Malone regards this secular emphasis in education as group from the San Francisco Bay area grossed proposal's defeat, Malone says. take four years of English, science and math, as well accident en route to Highs in the 50s. at Town Hall, the town administration "irreligious” and “ atheistic." $12.8 million. “ I don’t know how some of these kids are going to as two years of a foreign or classical language. meet a reporter to Maine: Sunny today. Highs in the announced. His own Catholic religion seems important to him — Next was David Bowie, who lured 670,000 fans thank the other school board members 10 years down 'We don’t need any courses in TV appreciation or discuss safety con­ 40s north to mid SOs south. Clear Future sessions will be held the first Tuesday of his six grown children attended “ mostly” parochial 2 in 16 cities for a $10.8 million gross. The Police the line when they have carcinoma of the lung,” he Lussian culture or Afro-American voodoo,” he adds. ditions at the pluto­ tonight. Lows in the 20s north to each month at the same time. Public comment schools. “ I feel there should be an acknowledgement was third with an 18-city tour bringing in 580,000 adds. As a widely-respected physician, he insists that (j^That’s garbage." nium plant where near 30 along the coast. Mostly sessions will also be held on the third Tuesday of of a Supreme Being,” he adds. fans for $8.4 million. Issues of student health and safety are within “ Garbage" is the term he likewise applies to she worked. (News­ sunny Sunday except increasing each month from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. in the same The out-of-doors is also a soft spot for him. “ I ’m a More than 340,000 fans paid $5 million to see location. school-board jurisdiction. ^’humanistic” education — “ what got me all stirred week) Kenny Rogers, 550,000 people in a dozen cities cloudiness southwest portion. conservationist, a guy who spends a lot of time with helped Bob Seeger gross $4 million, and Simon & Highs in the mid 40s north to mid the land," he says. "Nothing beats an Garfunkle brought in $3.1 million with just five SOs south. Love Lane a freebie? older man turning concerts for 189,000 fans. New Hampshire: Sunny today. BUT THOUGH animals and plants have a share of up at a party with a Highs in the 40s north to mid SOs Republican Board of Directors candidate What Malone believes his sympathy, half-baked teaching does not. The beautiful girl on his south. Clear tonight, lo w s in the Donna R. Mercier says proposed development of practice of automatic raises and granting tepure after arm. It indicates 20s north to near 30 at the coast. town-owned land off Love Lane may prove unfair School board member John H. Malone has 3. A belief in the wisdom of our ancestors — the three years locks some teachers into mediocrity, he wealth, power and Increasing cloudiness Sunday. to the taxpayer. It’s a great deal (or the builder provided this statement of his political principle of prescription. claims. As an alternative, he’d like to see teacher sexual virility — a Sons and motheiv Highs in the mid 40s north to mid and the Investor, she says, but taxpayers would philosophy. 4. A philosophy of prudence — recall that advancement based on student achievement. status package that SOs south. end up subsidizing someone else’s housing. providence is slow. “ The Devil always hurries.” Walter Cronkite, John Ritter and Phil Donahue Hiring, he says, should be based on qualifications can’t be topped." Vermont. Sunny and cool today. “ The town would would be giving the builder The word conservative is used frequently but have warm thoughts of their mothers that they 5. A belief in universal variety — diversity. We and not on race. Agressive affirmative-action policies Highs in the mid 40s to low SOs. Fair Sunny today In Connecticut money in his pocket . . . because in effect he’d possibly the definition may be nebulous. My Meryl Streep - Michael Korda, share in the November Good Housekeeping. have equality only with God and the Courts of disturb him — “ if you push it too hard, it becomes editor-in-chief of and not as cold tonight. Lows in the receive free land,” she states in a press release. definition (and that of many others) is as follows: Cronkite said when crises strained such Connecticut weather will be sunny today with highs 50 to 55. The reverse discrimination,” he contends. Simon & Schuster, discussing status symbols. mid 20s to about 30. Clouding up She suggests selling the parcel on Love Lane Law. qualities as honesty, integrity and social forecast for tonight is mostly clear with lows in the 30s. Increasing 1. A belief in transcendent moral order and (Penthouse) with a chance of rain Sunday. and putting it on the tax rolls. However, she 6. The doctrine of imperfectibility — man is responsibility, he felt her hand on his shoulder, cloudiness Sunday with highs 50 to 55. Winds will be light and authority — God, The burgeoning cost of special education also has Continued cool. Highs in the 40s to favors using town-owned property off North Elm adding, “ At every doubtful moment it has been variable through tonight. Today's weather drawing is by 2. A philosophy of social continuity, i.e. order, imperfect, therefore, there can be no perfect him concerned. An in-town treatment center for ’’If I were 49 (I’m 59 now) I would get out there. about SO. Street for elderly housing. her face that I sa\^ through the camera and it was nine-year-old Amy Warenda of 31 Lenox St., a fourth grader at justice and freedom. Change should be gradual social order — ergo, we can only attempt to troubled adolescents “ would be a helluva lot less . . everybody else is." her approval that was more important to me than and discriminating improve the tolerable order. expensive than sending these kids off to some fancy — Shirley Chisholm, former congresswoman, Bowers Elementary School. any other of the many millions who might have boarding school,” he says. who says her age is the only reason she’s not a Air quality been out there. She has been my guide, my anchor 30.00 candidate for president. to windward.” The state Department of Envir­ Area Towns Ritter said, “ My mom is the one everybody onmental Protection forecasts “ He is like the father of a littie'fltmily of turns to when they’re in trouble. She’s the one good air quality levels across chickens. And some Police stick with Penny endorsement who’s there with the shoulder to lean on, the food, Connecticut for today. In Brief of the chickens are the comfort.” doing well." lawyer has effectively represented elected. Donahue, laughing at his bad grammar, said, By Alex GIrelli Tighe said the UAW, which has — Ed McMahon, Extend^ outlook management, but now he represents Reinhorn has organized a Crime “ My mom loved me good, real good.” Herald City Editor accused Penny of representing union- “ Tonight Show” an­ Extended outlook for New Eng­ Town meeting nears busting clients, would have killed the the police employees and is working in Watch in his neighborhood and is active nouncer, on TV host local recommendation, anyway. their best interest. in'helping to organize another one. land Monday through Wednesday: ANDOVER — Voters will be asked at a town 'The Manchester Police Union is Johnny Carson. Connecticut, Massachusetts and standing by its endorsement of Mayor But the local police endorsement' Tighe said a lawyer is obligated to meeting Monday night to raise the salary of town The suit between the police union and McMahon now has Rhode Island: Cloudy with a Stephen T. Penny depite the fact that it holds, said Tighe. represent his client. zoning agent aiid sanitarian Arthur Lillquist. The the town involves a request by Sgt. his own syndicated chance of rain Monday and Tues­ did not recommend Penny for endorse­ He said the police representatives The police endorsed Penny and eight Glimpses Board of Education is also asking for permission Raymond Mazzone for early retire­ TV talent show, day. Clearing Wednesday. High ment by the Greater Hartford Labor told the UAW representat^es they are other candidates for the Board of to transfer almost $65,000 from town school-bus ment and his pension. The union holds “ Star Search.” Former Celtics star Bill Russell is being temperatures in the SOs. Low Council. accustomed to dealing with lawyers on Directors. The three they did not and revenue-sharing funds into the general fund endorse were Joseph S. Hachey and that the normal retirement age for C replaced as NBA game analyst on CBS by his temperatures in the 40s on Monday to buy two new school buses. Edward Tighe, president of the an adversary basis. — I am so happy, ex-teamate and former coach. Tommy Heinsohn “ We try to put people in jail, and Harry W. Reinhorn, Republicans, and policemen in computing pensions is 50. and Tuesday and mostly in the 30s Voters will be asked to raise Liliquist's total police local, said the Manchester so happy. I cannot lawyers try to keep them out,” 'Tighe Eleanor Coltman, Democrat. The town holds that 60 is the normal on Wednesday. salary from $8,200 to $9,600. First Selectwoman committee of union members who say how happy I Rosemary Murphy and Robert Slack have been |/.*.l«iiow Tighe said a committee talked to all retirement age and pension payments Vermont: Chance of rain Mon­ Jean Gasper first approached the Board of screened candidates had planned to said. am.” added to the case of'the CBS miniseries “ George But, Tighe said, they also told the 12 candidates and did not feel it got as should be computed at a reduction of 5 day and Tuesday. Dry Wednesday. Finance about Liliquist’s salary last month. She recommend to the labor council that — D a n u t a Washington," which already stars Barry Bost- UAW that the poliemen are now being positive a reaction from those three' as percent a year from age 60 back to the Highs in the SOs and low 608. Lows UW W eATHfR fOTOCAST * told the board that Liliquist’s responsibilities Penny be endorsed. But, he said, a Walesa, wife of Walter Cronkite wlck, Jaclyn Smith, Patty Duke Astin, David represented by a lawyer in a suit it did from the others. Only nine are age of the retiree at the time of in the mid SOs to mid 40s. kept hlmon the job full-time. UAW representative showed up at the Lech Walesa, the Dukes, Lloyd Bridges, Jose Ferrer, Hal Hal- against the towy'TIe'-said^the same endorsed because only nine are retirement. Maine: Fair north and chance of Vocal opposition defeated an attempt last May meeting and objected. leader of Poland’s outlawed Solidarity trade brook, Trevor Howard, Richard Kiley and James showers south Monday. Rain likely National forecast to get approval for new school buses. Several T union, on the Nobel Peace Prize awarded to her Mason ... Tuesday. Cbance of showers north residents said Andover should repair and husband. The movie version of John le Carre’s best and east otherwise clearing Wed­ For period ending 7 p.m. EST today. Saturday will find an area of rain re-repair the school buses it has, until the buses seller, “The Little Drummer Girl,” is in nesday. Highs from the mid 40s to stretching from the Gulf Coast northward to the Lakes region. cannot be fixed at any cost. Hearing set on RHAM renovations “ The message we are sending out today is clear: production in Munich, starring Diane Keaton and mid SOs. Lows in the upper 20s and Elsewhere, generally (air weather is in prospect with skies ranging The meeting is scheduled for 8 jp.m. in the Drugs and the NBA do not mix. If you want to get Klaus Kinski... 30s. from sunny to partiy cloudy. Maximum temperatures include: Atlanta library of Andover High School. December will mean the district will involved with drugs, you won't be involved" with New Hampshire: Chance of light of the RHAM board’s/withdrawal more problematic. 69, Boston 54, Chicago 59, Cleveland 62. Dallas 71, Denver 68, Duluth HEBRON - A public hearing on have to re-apply for state funds,'Which the NBA.” showers Monday. Rain likely Tues­ from the Central Office pommittee. Marlborough board member Diane 56, Houston 77. Jacksonville 75, Kansas City 57, Little Rock 70, Los renovations proposed (or RHAM High have been set aside to pay nearly 70 — Larry O’Brien, commissioner of the National day. Clearing Wednesday. Highs For the Record School is scheduled (or Monday at 8 All who said they were prepared to Teixeira said recently she has been Basketball Association. Angeles 76, Miami 86, Minneapolis 60, New Orleans 78, New York 54, oppose funding the project adm itt^ moved to redouble her support of the percent of the total cost of the project.' from the mid 40s north to SOs south. BOLTON — On Wednesday the Manchester p.m. in the high school library. Phoenix 91, San Francisco 69. Seattle 57, St. Louis 63 and the high school is in dire need of repair. renovation bond by the statements of The hearing Monday night was called 1a)ws in the upper 20s and 30s. Herald incorrectly reported the estimated cost of The renovation proposal has been “ President Reagan’s policies have helped Birthday almanac Washington 63 degrees. But, they said, they hoped their position Mrs. Kowlaski and others sympathetic to give voters in all three towns a liability Insurance (or Bolton constables. The linked to the controversy over the chance to review and offer comments women. We’ve dedicated ourselves in the next Oct. 23 — Pele (1940-), thejSrazilian soccer star would pressure the RHAM board to with Mrs. Kowlaski’s position. Her correct figure is approximately $4,500 for three RHAM Board of Education’s unpopu­ on the proposal. election to erasing the word 'gender gap’ from the who in his prime was one of the most famous and lar decision to withdraw from the rejoin the compact. fellow board member Alfred LeBel vocabulary." L.I. Sound years. said last month he was reluctant to highest paid athletes in the world. He led the compact that provides (or the schools Renovation committee Chairman — Betty Rendel, president of the National Newly-appointed Bolton recreation commis Every member of the Hebron board make it easy (or RHAM. Linda Elliott Brazilian national team to three World Cup Today sunny. Highs SO to 55. in Andover, Hebron and Marlborough Robert J. McKay has invited residents Federation of Republican Women. Critics have sioner Loni Yousman lives on Dean Drive. Her who was reached for comment by the predicted RHAM might have to settle championships. Light easterly winds. Tonight to be jointly administered. to consider the five problems the denounced the Reagan administration for not address was given incorrectly in the Herald Manchester Herald said he was in for now for a stripped-down list of Oct. 24 — Moss Hart (1904-1961), the play weight mostly clear. Lows around 40. Members of the Andover Board of renovation will correct: m ajor repairs moving fast enough on women’s rights. Wednesday. favor of approving a bond issue at the renovations. and director who is best known for his Light variable winds. Sunday Bolton resident Grant Davis serves as Education, most notably Chairwoman (especially repair of the leaky roof), increasing cloudiness. Highs in the public hearing on the project, which is collaboration with George S.‘ Kaufman on such chairman of the re-named Water Pollution Beatrice Kokwalski, and members of RHAM Chairman Richard Harrison, energy inefficiency, lack of safety “ We’ve driven newspapers out of business. We plays as “ The Man Who Came to Dinner” and tentatively scheduled for December. mid SOs. Advisory Committee and sits on the town the Marlborough board of education a Marlborough resident, has warned features, building code violations and 'have a responsibility in radio and television to “ You Can’t Take It With You.” Those reached (or comment on the Conservation Commission. have expressed reservations about that a defeat of the bond issue in lack of access for handicapped people. take the place of those newspapers we have Oct. 25 — Georges Bizet (1838-1875), the French approving the $3.5-million project in Marlborough board saw the issue as ' reduced or driven out — and we’re not doing that composer of operas and orchestral works. His Weather radio job.” last and most famous work, the opera “ Carmen,” — Walter Cronkite, retired CBS anchorman, premiered a few months before his death. The National Weather Service speaking to the National Radio Broadcasters Oct. 26 — Steve Rogers (1949-), the right- broadcasts 24-hour continuous Association. He accepted the 1983 Golden Radio handed pitcher for the Montreal Expos who had weather information on 162.475 Calendars Award. the lowest earned run average in the National mHz in Hartford, 162.55 mHz in League in 1982. At the start of the season, he had New London and 162.40 mHz in Meriden. 2 won 133 major league games. Now you know Oct. 27 — Dylan Thomas (1914-1953), the Welsh Andover office, 7:30 p.m. poet and prose writer whose work introduced a Wednesday Theodore Roosevelt’s dying words were: strikingly individual voice into English School Building Committee, Coventry High School “ Please put out the light literature. Color sensation Monday room 18, 7:30 p.m. , Town Meeting, Andover Elementary School, 8 p.m. Special Town Council meeting. Town Office Color, an electromagnetic wave Regional District No. 8 public hearing on proposed Building, 7:30 p.m. phenomenon, is a sensation pro­ Satellite view renovations to RHAM High School, RHAM High duced through the excitation of the School library, Hebron, 8 p.m. Almanac retina of the eye by rays of light. 2 Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 2:30 p.m. EDT shows Planning and Zoning Commission, Town Office The colors of the spectrum may be layered clouds stretching from the Upper Midwest to the lower Building, 7:30 p.m. produced by viewing a light beam Mississippi Valley. More layered clouds shroud the Ohio Valley, Mid refracted by passage through a Recreation Commission, Town Office Building, 7 In 1967, the Eilat, an Israeli Atlantic states and the Gulf Coast. Elsewhere clear skies can be seen p.m. Those born on this date are under prism, which breaks the light into Today, Oct. 22 destroyer, was sunk off the Sinai over New England and the western third of the nation. the sign of Scorpio. They include component wave lengths. Custom­ coast by Egyptian missiles, killing Today is Saturday, Oct. 22, the talk show host Johnny Carson in arily the six primary colors of the at least 40 crew members. 295th day of 1983 with 70 to follow. 1925, and Brazilian soccer great spectrum are red, orange, yellow, Bolton In 1973, the AFL-CIO and the The moon is full. Pele in 1940. green, blue and violet. American Bar Association called The morning stars are Mercury, On this date in history: for President Nixon’s resignation Manchester Herald Venus and Mars. In 1707, the parliament of Great Monday or impeachment because of the The evening stars are Jupiter Britain met for.the first time. Thomas J. Hooper, Richard M. Diamond Public Building Commission, Community Hall, 7:30 Watergate cover-up. p.m. and Saturn. In 1942, the British 8th Army Co-Publishers Those born on this date are under launched an offensive at El Ala- Senior Citizens Committee, Bentley Memorial A thought for the day: English the sign of Libra. They include mein in Egypt, a campaign that Library, 7:30 p.m. philosopher Francis Bacon said, USPS 327-500 Hungarian composer Franz Liszt eventually swiept therGermans and J^ottery VOL. cm. No. 19 Ladies Auxiliary, Firehouse, 8 p.m. “ Some books are to be tasted, Tuesday in 1811, actress Sarah Bernhardt in their allies out of North Africa. MOVING SALE others to be swallowed, and some Published dally except Sunday Suggested carrier rates are $1.20 Bolton Lionesses Club decorates Community Hall 1844, pop artist Robert Rauschen­ In 1955, Ngo Dinh Diem was and certain holidays by the Man­ few to be chewed and digested.” weekly, $5.12 tor one month, $15.35 fpr Hallowe'en, 6 p.m. berg in 1925, Mouseketeer and elected president of the U.S.- chester Publishing Co.. lA Brolnord tor three months, $30.70 tor tlx Place, Manchester, Conn. 04040. Wednesday actress Annette Funicello in 1942, supported government of South Connecticut daily months and$41,40tor oneyear. Moll 2 0-50% OFF Second class postage paid at Man­ rates are available on request. Elderly card play. Community Hall, 1 p.m. and actress Catherine Deneuve in Vietnam. He later was chester, Conn. POSTMASTER: Friday: 667 Conservation Commission, Herrick Park, 7:30 p.m. EVERYTHING 1943. assassinated. Send address changes to the Man­ To place a clossltled or display Sunday, Oct 23 chester Herald, P.O. Box 591, advertisement, or to report a ngwt HwtM photo by Tirquinlo On this date in history: In 1972, massive earthquakes Play Four: excluding custom framing killed more than 10-thousand peo­ Manchester, Conn. 04040. Item, story or picture Idea, coll In 1836, General Sam Houston Sunday, Oct. 23, is the 296th day 443-2711. Ottice hours are 1:30 a.m. was sworn in as the first president ple in Nicaragua. To subscribe, or to report a to 5 p.m. Mondoy through Friday. Something to brag about Coventry Ntw LocatiM— NovamlMr of 1983 with 69 to follow. other numbers drawn Friday in delivery problem, call 447-9944. of the Republic of Texas. The moon is moving toward its Ottice hours ore 1:30 a.m. to 5:30 The Manchester Herald Is a 111 Contar Straat A thought for the day: the 7th New England: In 1962, President John F. last quarter. i.m. Monday through Friday and 7 subscriber to United Press Interna­ llling Junior High student council schools In America. They are Al Smith, Maadwator Century English theologian and Massachusetts: 6442. ?0 10 a.m. Saturday. Delivery tional news services and Is a Monday Kennedy announced that Soviet The morning stars are Mercury, members admire a U.S. Department of treasurer; Kris Cool, secretary (rear) historian known as Bede said, "It Rhode Island: 5418. should be mode by 5 p.m. Monday member ot the Audit Bureau of Planning and Zoning Commission, Town Office 649-6939 missiles had been deployed in Venus and Mars. through Friday and by 7:30 a.m. Clrculotlons. is better never to begin a good work New Hampshire: 7797. Education trophy won by the school for and Jill Bogginl, vice president. Presi­ Building planning office, 7:30 p.m. Cuba and ordered a blockade of the The evening stars are Jupiter Saturday. than, having begun it, to stop.” Vermont: 224. being one of the 100 best secondary dent Erin Prescott is missing. Steering Committee, Town Office Building nurse’s island. and Saturn. 4 - MANC’HKSTKK HKRALD. Siiluidiiv. Oct. 22. 1983

U.S./W orld Mexican hurricane gives In Brief Okiahoma unweicome bath

Satellite aids in wedding G U TH R IE , Okla. (UPI) — Floodwaters from a D EN VER — Mark and Eva Van Loucks foot of rain waashed arranged to beam their wedding reception by through homes and busi­ satellite to friends in 12 cities coast to coast, but nesses in central and beyond the electronic gadgets and hoopla, Mark southern Oklahoma F ri­ said the event had a simple basis — love. day, forcing hundreds of The reception Friday night at the historic Grant residents to high ground Humphry Mansion was to be viewed by 130 and leaving one man friends in cable studios or private homes in ■ missing. California, Maryland, New York, Minnesota, Statewide the enormous Florida, Wyoming, Oklahoma, Illinois, Connecti­ amounts of water from CUMKE MlTO NDY cut and Washington, D C. two days of storms pro­ ROUTiea TALCOTTVILLE, CT. "Getting the signal up to the satellite and duced by Hurricane Tico, getting it to bounce off to every earth station in the which struck the Pacific country is easy," Van Loucks said. "The difficult coast of Mexico Wednes­ 24 HR. TOWING t,'J Otid IV l Mo.r thing is restricting it to one house in one city. It’s day, caused five traffic Pl.cn* 64 J I I V I C. 64 J i W , probably the most inefficient cost use of satellite 643-0016 FEATURING THIS a A^oll A4or.»l<*l*J deaths and scattered mis­ •COMFLITI COiLltlON RIFAIR in the history of man." H.cn* 4^6 114 I ery in small towns -C •FORtraN AMD AMimCAN CARA Mark Van Loucks, 38, who worked in the cable throughout the southern TABLE PADS Since 1-947 fASrtON COMNBCIKUr t television field for 14 years and became a private half of the state. $ 5 9 9 5 An Cunliffe, Prop iMAomo Fuu UBVIC 9 o ^ r ta A N ii consultant two years ago, said his phone rang Gov. George Nigh and much of the day Friday with calls from curious ENERGY SAVING other officials prepared to Custom Made To Your strangers and television station operators. He tour a particularly hard- I STORM RRIME AWNINGS said he turned down one station operator who hit residential neighbor­ Table Size and Shape STEVENSON'S wanted to transmit the reception to the public. WINDOWS REPUCEMENT 8 hood in Guthrie, battered (Price shown Is for Isbiss up to 18 DOORS WINDOWS CANOPIES by rushing waters early 4SxM. Lsrtgsr laMss sHghUy higher) ____ Servicenter, Ince Gifts Police stop anti-US march Friday. 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She MITHUmC TEL. 643-6247 The forecast for Okla­ Science magazine, researchers from Harvard and hundreds of others were evacuated from their homes as For All Your Noodt Oriental Rugs 643-4444 and Yale universities and England’s University homa Friday was for record rains drenched Oklahoma, causing nearby Cottonwood Al WlidmI. Ptkm F.T.D. of Sussex say "the available evidence strongly scattered showers and TRAVELrINSURANCE 643-5692 MASTER CHARGE suggests that the yellow rain samples... result drizzle, followed by clear­ Creek to flood. AMERICAN EXPRESS WORLD WIDE ing skies Friday night. 391 Broad 8t., Manchaotar 111 Canlar St. in_ SERVICE from natural phenomena," while acknowledging MMchaslar.Cl. the problem "nevertheless remains serious.” In Guthrie late Thurs­ and onto housetops and bottom of a stop sign," one and he went into the 646-7096 "Nobody realized these are little round spots, day and early Friday, cartops to await rescue. official said. water," Collins said. "He ftrf JiT~' WE SERVICE AND INSTALL INDUSTRIkl AMO COMMERCIAL about the size of your fingernail, that look like bee floodwaters rose at a rate Guthrie Public Works Oklahoma Highway Pa­ has not been recovered so 'V'-; ^ ' feces and we think they are," Matthew Meselson, of more than a foot an Director Larry Sheldon trol spokesman Lt. Pat he is officially listed as AIR CONDITIONING - REFRIGERATION hour and then four feet an 8PECIALIZINQ IN a biochemistry professor at Harvard, said in a said breaks in lines cur­ Collins said one man was missing. We don’t know SUPERIOR MUFFLERS HEATING and SHEET METAL • telephone interview with UPI. "It’s an incredible hour along the Cimarron tailed the amount of wa­ standing on a cartop with whether he swam to mistake.” River and Cottonwood ter, and warned residents his brother, but either fell safety." Creek. At about -3 a.m. Keep Your Eyes DON WIUIS GARAGE, me. to ration drinking water. or jumped into a swift specialists New England Mechanical Services, IncJ CDT, heavy floods poured Officials said the rush­ current and did not Collins said 245 people WHEEL a l i g n m e n t • BRAKE SERVICE - WREC»<6P THIS WEEK ON SALE* Reagan has reservations into a 50-square-block re­ ing waters rose to above surface. checked into four shelters GENERAL REPAIRING W sidential area, forcing On This Space 166 TUNN EL RD. ORFORD, N.H. — President Reagan has six feet in some areas. "The victim’s brother in Guthrie Friday morn­ Propane Cylinders Filled Heavy Mexican Now Reg. residents to climb trees "We had water up to the was on a car top with him ing. Air Conditioning Service $4Q00 VERNON, CT. 06066 reservations about a national holiday for Martin TELEPHONE IB MAIN STREET Sweaters *50°° ■f f 871-1111 Luther King Jr. and believes many people who 648-4S31 ^ MANCHESTER CONN 060AO favor the holiday are basing their support on an Next Week... Ponchos Alpaca "image," not reality, former New Hampshire Record numbers expected wool , »55«> C Gtv Meldrim Thomson said Friday. India Skirts OVER 45 The conservative Republican released part of a *3»» MANCHESTER letter he received from Reagan Oct. 3 in response (Fall Colors) YEARS to a letter from Thomson criticizing a King TELEPHONE 649-6713 MEMORIAL CO. EXPERIENCE holiday. in Gerii^an missile protest *Sale Ends October 29. Reagan’s letter said, in part, "On the national Opp. East Camatery CALL 649-5807 holiday you mentioned, I have the reservations By Philip Williams buses, and other demonstrations were planned in PAUL SHAMONIS LANDSCAPER INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY, Inc. you have. But here the perception of too many United Press International West Berlin. Hamburg;^Stuttgart and Neu Ulm. EAH-eVE-HEAD PnOTECTION O.S.H.A. APPHOVEO ITEMS - QLOVE8 people is based on an image, not reality. Indeed to Police said 2,500 dernonstrators in a surprise move QUALITY HARRISON ST. BONN, West Germany — Anti-nuclear demonstra­ GENERAL LANDSCAPING UMFORMS - MATE - HOSE E TUBINO MANCHESTER them the perception is reality. We hope that some Friday appeared at the Defense Ministry before dawn FinST AID A FIRE PROTECTION MEMORIALS modifications might take place in Congress." tors blockaded the West German Defense Ministry and at several times blocked all eight gates into the AND LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE Thomson said he sent a telegram to the Friday on the eve of massive rallies opposing the sprawling compound on the outskirts of the city until Is GLEN RD.-BOX 945 — TEL 643-5107 DON WILLIS g a r a g e president Friday urging him to veto the Martin deployment of U.S. cruise and Pershing-2 missiles at police dragged blockaders away without meeting Luther King bill, passed overwhelmingly by the the end of this year. resistance. Call For Free Eallmata Senate Wednesday. The bill, passed by the House Protesters also tried to disrupt traffic outside the One policeman said the demonstration went off in a 175 WOODLAND 8T. s Economic Cooperation Ministry in Bonn and the “ sporting atmosphere" — so much so that at one EVERYTHING IN GLASS in August, designates the third Monday in MANCHESTER, CONN. 06040 F„o^m ■WE CAN T HIDE BEHIND OUR PRODUCT 643-2072 January a federal holiday. The slain civil rights armed forces War College in Hamburg on the ninth stage, officers put down their riot shields and played leader was born in that month. day of a 10-day nationwide campaign against volleyball and soccer with the demonstrators. • DRAPERY * CARPET • W AUCOVERING. Reagan has indicated he will sign the bill. deployment of U.S. missiles. Up to 4,000 demonstrators, ranging from punks with U WHITE GLASS CO.. Tha colorful store that comas to your door. ” Thomson, a former three-term governor who About 150 demonstrators sat down outside the U.S. painted faces to middle-aged housewives, partici­ frequently made national news with his staunchly Arm y’s Wiley barracks inNeu Ulm, believed to be one pated in the blockade, witnesses said, with 2,000 police RAZOR’S conservative views, said the president’s letter of the planned sites for the Pershing-2, where tens of forcing the access routes open. • 4 9 -7 3 3 1 • Cuftom drapery • woven woods • mini-blind. * bodipraod. thousands of people were expected to form a human titPH 30 vr.tKs t:\pt:RiF.\tt was in response to a Sept. 30 letter he sent to At one point, there was some pushing and scuffling EDGE I 31 BISSELL 8T. MANCHESTER • vwrticol blinds • swogs/cornlcws • ttvodws Reagan. chain today. as police tried to ciearr a road with dogs but only two E ap*rl d*co'at’'Tg odvicc a* you, rot'v*ni*nc* with no obl'gol'On •MIRRORS •SHOWER DOORS •STQRE FRONTS Ap^etntmenH dof* *a*ninft we*fc*eds. — ____ '____ ' In another sign of rising anti-American sentiment, a arrests were made. & CO. •SAFETY GLASS •BATHTUB ENCLOSURES •ETC M r bomb hoax at an American school in Bonn forced "This was the first time we have blockaded the 968 Main St. Tax examiner acquitted authorities to evacuate the building and send some 500 Defense Ministry," said Jo Leinen, a leader of the Downtown CAM BRIDGE, Mass. — State tax examiner children home. anti-missile movement. "It was more than symbolic. J. B. ELECTRONICS Spokesmen for the anti-nuclear movement pre­ It shows what can be done once the deployment Call 647-1167 FAMOUS BRAND STEREO • MUSIC AMPS a TV Raymond Palmegiano Friday was acquitted of for your appointment charges he took half of a $10,000 bribe paid to dicted more than 500,000 people would gather in the starts.” SALES AND SERVICE capital today to join what was expected to be the In December, NATO will deploy the first 41 of 572 TELEVISION - APPLIANCES admitted bribe-^ker Stanley Barezak. MANCHESTER A Middlesex Superior Court jury deliberated biggest demonstration in postwar German history. cruise and Pershing-2 missiles in western Europe SupiTXX' less than two hours in finding the longtime Saturday’s demonstrators streamed into Bonn unless a U.S.-Soviet agreement is reached at the ail ~ z n i 1 _ — ooo Revenue Department employee innocent of Friday aboard 49 special trains And more than 4,500 intermediate-range nuclear weapons talks in Geneva. “The Place For Antiques" HOMI MmKMUT accepting the bribe, paid by a Billerica company MV. in an effort to obtain a settlement of a tax “OLD FASHIONED PRICES’ 6 4 9 -3 5 8 9 lACK RFRTRAND 643-1262 settlement. Prof thinks there are profits jy ' Nnl It Slip $ Stwp "I had a feeling that justice would prevail in ANNE'S PLACE this case,” a sobbing Palmegiano said afterward. 2 Unl6«x-Full Strvice Hsir6tyilng "Excuse me, but my wife and my family were put 'I Sp^rlnlleinir In Mlnea through 45 weeks of nothing.” to be had in battie of acid rain Haircuts >5 Perms ^20 OLCOTT PACKAGE STORE Palmegiano, who put his head on a table and Call for appointments 643-1442 MERCURY 654 CENTER 8T. MANCHESTER, CT. hugged his wife and lawyer after the verdict was would cost somewhat more than those used now,” he Pina Shopping Plan read, said that in a way he was sorry for Barezak, SOUTH KINGSTOWN, R.T. (UPI) - University of Rhode Island Professor Tadeusz Kowalski said said. “ But it will produce profits compared with the who he called "demented." But, he added, "It’s older systems presently used for cleanup." awful that he has to put someone on the spot for Friday he may have come up with a solution to the r a DISCOUNT LIQUOR STORE world’s acid rain problem no one else has thought of The Polish-born naval architect and engineer said MANCHESTE M Ptiono 646-27S6 DON WILLIS GARAGE HAS BEEN SERVING The his own selfish needs." he thinks the selling point of his plan will be that heat 811 MAIN ST. NO SERVICE CMARfiE OiM ol M inclm lw 'a Lw gM l SOMUora Of FIgural Caramie* In before. Slock, aur Volumn Sava* You Monay. IDO’* Of SpacMa. j 2 Barezak, who testified as a prosecution witness generated from the reaction could be extracted by Manchester Area for 54 years. Since 1928 DON has been Wednesday, admitted taking a $10,000 bribe from His concept is to contain the chemical reaction that Maalar Cbarga and Visa Accaplad produces the acid rain within the power plants, and heat generators and converted to power. Hmsnfittnni for • HotMt • Akllfws • StMmthlps Tafa-Cfiack. . . Sidney Ross, treasurer of Bay State Carpet Co., ‘"This is a profit-producing versus an expense- in operation at 18 Main St. DON W ILLIS has always and testified he gave $5,000 to Palmegiano. sell the resulting by-products which are in big 1627 Main SDvot Minolieslir demand. producing system. Companies now have to pay year specialized in automotive repairs on all makes of auto­ Barezak said he spent the other half of the bribe Custom Kitchen Center The ocean engineering professor said he didn’t get after year, but in our system, electrical power on a vacation, clothes for his family and a car for produced will be savings," he explained, noting Kitchen & Bathroom RemoHeling mobiles. DON W ILLIS INC. take great pride in their his son. the answer from an earth-shattering breakthrough of Hundreas of MIINIT-MAN pr inting a scientific discovery, and that all his idea needs is present cleanup costs are passed directly on to Designs & Styles work and guarantee all their work 100%, a guarantee 423 CEMXen 8T..NANCHISTBn s4#-im money. consumers. Visit Our Showroom At: Father donates kidney The idea is contained in an 85-page research paper Kowalski added the gases could be released safely that is not mere words it‘s ACTION. DON WILLIS has caeun MKTM 6 cmM n m called “ A Design Proposal for Acid Rain Prevention Into the atmosphere by lower, cheaper smoke stacks, 25 Olcott Straat been in business for 54 years because he does quality LOW GOST PRINTIM BOSTON — Young Angelo Albanese was and Water Heat Utilization." Although only in the he said. Mon. - Sot. 9 - 5:30 P€RSONRL T€€ WHILE ¥00 WAIT (PHOTO READY) resting comfortably at Children’s Hospital planning stages, he said the cost of implementing the "There's nothing new to any of this. This is all based Pwton.lliwl Fun 4 Spoitwaer work and stands by it until you’re satisfied. -OONI WMItl YOU WAIT" Medical Center Friday after receiving one of his plan looks good. on current available technology. No breakthrough is y Thurt. till 9 PM NHEH OMWIMMOn'M** father’s kidneys in seven-hour surgery Thursday. necessary," he said. y / Onel OHM For Any 0 « n lo n DON WILLIS GARAGE INC. is a FULL-SERVICE Kowalski said the study, written by five of his •SEE US FOR ENORAVED NAME PLATES His father Pietro, an Italian mailman who sold students, is based on the premise that coal, oil and 649-7S44 We Are Now Located At 825 Main Street, STATION, with the facilities to handle all your auto­ all he had to pay for his son’s last chance •TRY OUR NEW $-• MOD G6PNW natural gas release sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxides Prank nnSSyT““’“‘^ “ '“^ (next to the Brass Key)______operation, was visited in the hospital by an East when they are burned, and sulfuric acid is produced motive repair needs. Boston priest who has helped the family through when those chemicals are mixed with water. KT that mil... its ordeal. Weak acids form to sift down through the GARNER'Sfe M. RUGInatl amOrnmt, CLEANING Urn, Both 4-year old Angelo and his father, 43-year MOE, BEFORE YOUR COMPOIIION ODES OSTRINSKY, INC. atmosphere when that process takes place in the air, old Pietro, hope to return home to Calabria, Italy 646-^630 643-8S7P 643 S?3S Kowalski said. It is something power plants in the Put vour mind al E.A.8.E. 731 PARKER ST .MANCHESTER within a month once it is clear the boy’s body has midwest have been blamed for in (Canada and the Haw truckaie«Nit— pewarful-;;^ YBBTWfWMiAMSWBrtMGSBIVlCi not rejected the father’s organ, doctors said. Northeast. I NEED A 1 tl month only-o«ar axplrat Ocl. The surgery, performed in adjoining operating Kowalski said the crux of his plan is to convert the Itaom ixtractlon rooms, was considered crucial for the boy, who chemicals to acid before they reach the atmosphere. Aaaldanllal 8 C o m m arclal CALL TODAY DON W llilS GARAGE CALL US FIRST! VMt our carpel and vinyl shewrooffl. suffered from congenital kidney disease, and for The flue gases would then be placed in a precipitator, VACATION! 646-5080 50 FT. TRUCK SCALF. his father and his mother Anna Marie, who have We alto do rapaira ana InMIallons.j a catalytic converter and heat exchangers to reduce < Edwarda Antwarinq 18 Main Street LICENSED PUBLIC WEIGHTS already seen their three other children die of Yours Truly, P h o n e the material to ash that could be safely disposed of in “In builnm , under Sarvlca Entarpilaat DEALERS IN IRON, METALS PAPtRS separate illnesses. landfills. Brother lou aama ownerahlp, tor 230 Martlord Tpha., Vernon "The initial costs of implementing this system o¥or 2$ ra a ro r M a n c h e s te r 649-4531 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Ol ,. 22. 1983 - 7 6 - MANCHESTKR HERALD, Suturday, Oct, 22, 1983 Richard M. Diamond and Thomas J. Hooper. Co-Publisher8_^ Dan Fitts, Editor j* Alex Qireiii. 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Colaan Camp, Rated R •at OM lo parfaot thak orafi and O 0-DlfrrsntSln*sa Mr. 2:15 A.M. ehaSanaa tha Cmparor aftar ha Chance (Sam Elliott) and Dnanmond, W S d and Arnold 0 - Lo Ms)or daf Show dot 0 . m OVIE: -Pattrait of a > Or. Osns •son aubduo burglor but when dta ol- haa thair monaatary bumad Colleon (Cyblll Shepherd) 0 MdkiDIDta Mobstor- Tha rise and fall of 9 - ChS Iw n 's T h a s M flcar antvsa ns la given dMfsrattt Dutch Shultz, notorious hood of NEW YORK - Richard slowed or suspended those given us, what happened? down. David CNang, Tl Lung, Al- attend a high society party In Q ) - Nswi/Sperta/WasUisr axandar fti Shang. i960, storlsa on who dkf what ki this News the prohibition are is dapictsd. N lx o V a ^ ^ s well on his way to negotiations. When they re­ The huge loans that we had so an effort to uncover a killer in f l ) . heroic act. (Oosad Captionad) 1 4 * 9 A D SB Vic Morrow, Leslie Parrish, Peter carving out a new career for lented, we proceeded with craftily foisted ..on Poland and th e " C h a p te r III: W h e n H o n o r , M OVIE: -The Stunt S«an- 1 1 . D U r . W I . Brack 1961 Mne Around Uw WtacM O dD - Mr. T Sr 0 - HowoH Fhro-O . m q v i e : -n w World himself as an author. First them." other communi^-'eontroHed na­ s Dies” episode of "The Yellow lugWva-a |ob as a stunt man William Rusher O - MOVII; 'Pandonwnhim' 3 3 - TV Cemmunhy CoSega Rose," airing S A T U R D A Y , may cost Mm hts Ufa. Peter CS * Laugh-In According to Oarp' A talented came "Six Crises” — in effect a tions were.Xfpr all practical Tna kaor of an kidlant chatdaid- OTools. Steve RaSabsek. Bar­ 8 3 - Hoy Mlamo AnfiWonoa O C T . 22 o n N B C . 0 - MOVHE: -Utda Pause odd mid-life autobiography, focused P U T TH AT W AY, IT does purposes, repudiated, and the kig tqutd rttumt to atiSia IS Oullafmo Ochoa, Lourdaa Ouar- bara Hsrshay. I960. Rated R. Big Hatoy- A shy mechanic laama fused by Wo s ironies Robm Wil- Syndicated Columnist m iMsr. Tom Smodwrt, Carol on major climacterics in his sound pretty hard-headed, U.S. Treasury is actually pay­ raro y Juan Doaal praaaman aata 0 - Dbuiar el JuSa-a 'The el about motorcyds racing from Hams, Glenn Cloee, John Soon. 1982. programs da saumos pubSooa CHECK U8TIN08 FOR EXACT TIME Lithgow. 1982 Rated R political history. Next were the '— } doesn't it? Moreover, bar a Romance, Swsstbrsad Show.- Juka Child an outlaw racer. Robert Radford. ing the interest on them today to ra. praaamando notldaa y vartada In- tails with chsf Braddy Ogden Michael J. Polard. Noah Beery 0 - MOVIE: 'Lost Horizon' A “ Memoirs,” bringing his own country or two that the Soviet keep American and West Ger­ lormaclon. and wkia sxpan Jack Daviaa. 1970. kidnapped American diplomat story — or at any rate his Union managed to knock out of man banks from going broke as 0 * MOVIS: ‘Tha WSd PonF (Ctosad Captionad) 0 - Racktg From Vofdian encounters e lost civilization in the hidden valley of Shangri-La version of it — down through his the Western orbit while Mr. safety « 0 - Itoneymoonera a result. 7:30 A.M. Ronald Colman, Jana Wyatt, Ed­ 0 -M O V I E : -Star Wars- An or­ resignation from the presidency Nixon’s attention was else­ The grain and pipeline with (B-SuHwinUs o High Tech Thnao 0 - Evans and Novak ward Everett Horton. 1937. I Johnson looks at phan. a ransgoda and a princess (D -O s t Smart 0 0 - Boturdoy Night Live in August 1974. where, one can even argue that which we had tempted Moscow how to buy your fkat computer, bsttls tha avH forces comroMng ' 2:30 A.M. Then there was a quickie don’t mix ( D - Nawaiti n WaaSty the Empire. Mark Hemik, Came 0 - MOVIE: -Caesar and It worked — provided we ignore in the high old days of “ linkage" vktao pkstaa and what compu- @ )j- Crossfire Fisher, Harrison Ford. 1976. volume on geopolitics entitled THE LATEST Nixonian pres­ more, as Mr. Nixon remembers the longer-term consequences proved an irresistible tempta­ S ) - Plfdi Pantfisr Show tara are teaching our cMdran. Rated PG. 0 - M OVIE: -W .C . Ftafds and 3:00 A.M. “ The Real War,” published in cription for coping with this 11:16 A.M. it,, the policy was a howling that befell the policy after Mr. tion indeed — not to Moscow, 0 - NHL Hecksy: Boston at Me- TNa fikn adaptation of Car- 0 - Kung Fu 1980. Last year he was out with admittedly knotty problem is WASHINGTON - Did true love., O - Sports Itovtsw 0 ^ Sports Ptttsburgh kma Monti's book is about her af­ success: Nixon retired from public life. but to American farmers and 0 - Night FHght keep the federal agency in chargee 0 > Sport satv fungi. (BO mki.| jClossd Cap- 0 - Live from the Met; The fair with tha intainparsts maatar “ Leaders” — his reminiscences “ hard-headed detente.” Now, “ As we practiced it from 1969 Just how well, for example, European industrialists, who 11:30 A.M. 0 - MOVIE: -Dr. Scorpion- A 0 - MOVIE: -Don-t Sa Afraid 0 - Nawe/Spofts/Woathar 0-Thundarr tiori^] MetropoHtan Oporo Centonnlol of comady. W.C. Fialda. Rod of great men he had encoun­ we are all familiar with the through 1974, hard-headed de­ have Mr, Nixon's arms-control forced their governments to go of auto safety from cracking d o w K d ) - Kldsworid deadly and powar-mad gankja of tha Darfc- A young couple ki- Siaigar. Valsria Parrina. Jack harit an old houas and find it kiha- 0 - No Toco Bolon OatoPartZ 4:00 A.M. tered on life's path. word “ detente,” which served on General Motors? 'tT 0 - Ifa Vour Suabisas (G - Muppet Show thrsatana world peace with a Casaidv. 1976 tente worked. During that pe­ agreements with the Soviet through with these deals pre­ achama involving the theft of bitad by gnoma-kka crsalutes This much can be said: The chie^‘ 0 - Black Poropoetiva 8:30P.M. 0 - MOVIE: -The Sovaga is Now Mr. Nixon has written a to characterize the policy of Mr. riod, we used a combination of Union succeeded in limiting cisely when we should have (B ) - A t The Movlaa atomic m liild i from tha U.S. who try to take tha wife captive. 12:00 A.M. Looee' A family, shipwrecked on 2 0 • MOVIE: -Doya of Haovon' 0 0 - BBvar Spoons Real second book about the ongoing Nixon and his Richelieu, Henry honcho in charge of investigating 8:00A.M. 0 - Alpins SU Sehoel-Up and whSs only orw man atanda ki his Kkn Darby, Jkn Hutton, Barbara 0 - Chomptonahip WrsatHng 8 desert island, must come to military and diplomatic pres­ Soviet build-ups in either nu­ refused to do so. Anderson 1973 A trio of tsanags migrant farm problama arise for Ricky when GM’s 1980 X-car brake defects was ' d ) ( I ) - Siahltts Down tha Slapaa.- TMa show k- way. 1978 workers crossaa paths' with s Freddy overhears him diadeiming 0 - Strasu of Son Frandaco grips with the primal forces of fife. struggle with the Soviet Union: Kissinger, toward the Soviet sures to block Soviet advances. clear or conventional weap­ "Hard-headed detente,” eh? kiatratsa traveling around tha George C. Scott. Triah Van Dev- 0 - Nawa/Sporta/Waathar 0 - How tha Waal Was Won waaHhy wheat farmer. Richard their friendship. Union when they were in power courting a GM secretary who; S ) - Wondsrama mountain and Introducaa tha turn 0 - Dr. Gsna Soon “ Real Peace: A Strategy for the We were prepared, if neces­ onry? And what concessions, Mr. Nixon ought to phone Henry Gore, Linda Manz. Brooks ere, John David Carton. 1974. QD 0 - Saat el Sooohy Doo with a 'chrlatls- or -controSad 0 - Wraatting 0 - This Old Houeo West.” You won’t find it at your and thus able to prescribe one. sary, to give direct or indirect precisely, did the granting of Kissinger and inquire what his owned $35,000 worth of companjT, Adams. 1978. Rated PG. 0 - Itonaymoonara 0 - Ufa of RHoy C D - Chrtatophar Cloae-Up akid.' 0 - TV Cormmintty CoNaga 3:15 P.M. local bookstore just yet, but The adjective “ hard-headed” military aid to any country they most-fayored-nation status to stock. This romance just happened.) 0 - M-A-S-H > 9:00P.M. 0 - Nows/Sporta/Waathar 0 - Nawa Update old adviser thinks of detente and 0 - P M . m e Piob Sportawri- 0- Waehington DIatogue galley proofs have already been is new, however, and appar­ to occur during the 17-montb'' (B ) - Tom n Jerry and Frisnds 0 - Buskwas of Monagamant 0 0 - MOVIE: -Carfhlwan threatened. the Soviet Union lure Mr. linkage these days — he just tara preview gamaa and viewers 0 - WaaMngtan Weak/ MysCMv' Mias Marple. an ama­ 4:15 A.M. 0 - VIe's Vaoant Lot'Program­ compete lor prizes. 3:30 P.M. distributed to various favored ently Mr. Nixon has added it to “ We also undertook negotia­ Brezhnev into making? might 1>e surpris^. period when the National Highway'’' ming for ChSdrsn.' Rovtaw Paul Duke la joined by 8:30 P.M. teur, aleuth whose edvencing 12:15A.M. 0 - Fraoman Roports top Wathkigtan joumaksta ana­ 0 - NCAA Today individuals, and an excerpt distinguish his own brand of Above all,, when it at last Traffic Safety Administration wai^' 0 - NCAA Preview Show 0 0 - N a w s years belia her ahrewdnaas, un­ MOVIE: 'Eating Raoul' A 0 - MOVIE: -The Stunt Man' tions with the Soviets on a broad Above all, Mr. Nixon ought to 0 - MOVIS: 'Oohi' South- An lyzing the vwek-e nawa. 0 - Alpiiw S U SchooTUp and 2 trying to determine whether the., 0 0 - Amaabig SpIdarmatV covers a complax murder case et couple finance their A fugitive's job as a stunt man showed up recently on the Op Ed detente from that allegedly range of issues. Some, like arms became glaringly apparent that put his well-thiimbed copy of the outlaw la samancad to hang un- Down the Slopet.* This show k- 0 - In S earch of... an exotic resort. Helen Heyea. * ^ e e m restaurant by killing the Im » • rMp«cnt)l8 woman mar- IncrediMeHuSi may cost him hia Ufa. Peter X-cars were causing death on the*; 1:30 P.M. kittratee traveling around the 0 - NFL Oapw of tho Weak Jameson Parker. Bernard -people who answer their classi­ page of The New York Times. favored by certain others — control, were of mutual inter­ these and Mr. Nixon's other works of Machiavelli back on riaa Nm. Jack Nteholion, John O'Toole. Steve Reilaback, Bar­ 0 - T V ComriHinity C aSaga 0 - ChHdran-s Film Faatlval mountain and introduces tha turn Hughes. 1983. fied ad. Pad Bertel. Maty Wo- On the evidence of that excerpt, perhaps most notably Jimmy highways. BahiaN, Danny OaVHo 1977. 0 - Tkno of Oor Uvoa This do­ bara Hershey. 1980. Rated R. est. Others, tike the granting of bonbons were being wolfed the shelf and try to realize at 0 - Sey H WHh Sign with a Christie' or 'controlled ronov. 1982. Rated R. RatadPG. 0 - Scholastic Sports Acad. cumentary cslabralsa Time ma- G D ® ‘ Lovo Boot The Captain Mr. Nixon has learned practi­ Carter. most-favored-natron status, down without the slightest ef­ last what President Reagan skid.’ ia ahocked when he ieema some 4:30 A.M. ( B - lolwlaatic Sports Aeod. 12:00 P.M. 0 - Nawsmaltara Sotunlav gazkis'a 60th anniveraary. 12:30 A.M. cally nothing about the Soviet New or not, it is “ hard-headed were of particular interest to fect on the grim march of Soviet I FIRST REPO RTED last July;) fun-loving men ere real bigots, a ( 9 ) - Beat of Oroucho understands so well: that a d ) - Dance Fever 0 - TV Community CoHsga 3:45 P.M. 0 - Evans and Novak CD r AB In the FamUy Union or how to deal with it detente” that Mr. Nixon now on the number of X-car driveOT 0 - N C A A FoolbaH: Taamato couple takes one last cruise and a ® - Unlimited Hydroplane the Soviets. That gave us imperialism, and the time was moral dimension is indispensa­ Q D - Fame 0 - Raino Solvaia 0 . N B C N m m man tries to help hia friend by in­ d ) > MOVIE: Tltfee Stooges claims he was pursuing when he who were killed or maimed while' “ laowarvpora/waomar ba Announcad Racing This show features the since he left the Oval Office nine leverage over them. When they plainly at hand to use the ble to any successful American d ) - Supa Suruty/Soad Runnar 0 - What About Woman 0 - Nawsmaksra troducing him to a woman. (60 Qo Around the World in e Decs' Sen Diego Thunderbolt Regatta. years ago. was in the White House. What's threatened our interests, we vaunted “ leverage" tj)ey had foreign policy. the federal agency was twiddlin|‘ ‘ 4:00 P.M. min.) (Closad Captioned) The Three Stooges are atowe- (60 min.) 0 - Sa< Street (Cloaed Q D 0 - N C AA FootbaR: 0 - WaH Strsot Weak Louis waya with a man taking a trip ar­ its thumbs. Two months ago, the* Rukayteranalyzaa Ihs '80a with a d ) ® - U 8A va. tha World In 0 -. MOVIE: -My FavOrita CaptlonadI Teame to be Announoad ound the world. Three Stooges, 9 - MOVIE: 'So Fine' A col­ weakly ravisw of economic and Amataur Boxlno 7:00 P.M. Yoor* An alcoholic movie hero Justice Department filed suii' ( S - Hardy Soya/Nancy Draw Jey Sheffield, Joen Reeman. lege professor becomes a auc- ktvaatmant matters. 0 - N a w a must be kept sober long enough ceaafui fashion designer by against the country's biggest autdC (32 • Woman's VodaybaN: 1963. Guest editorial - From the EdHor-a Daak United States va. Brazil 0 - Wsicoma Back Kottar to appear on a live comedy show. accident. Ryan O'Neel, Jack War­ 0 - How tha Wool Was Won 2:00 P.M. Peter O'Toole. Mark Lirwi-Beker. & ~ MOVIE: Th e First Time' den, Richard Kiel. 1981. Rated R. maker, charging that GM execu-'' O - Advanttiras ki Paradise 0 - Fama 8:30 A.M. 0 - SportsConlar Plus 0 - MOVIE: -Abbott and Jessica Harper. 1982. Rated PG. A coBege freshman finds that tives allowed X-cars to be sold, 0 0 - Muppet Show romance erxJ love are more inv 4:45 A.M. (33 - Saturday Suparoads 0 - Countdown to-S4 Today's CootaHo Meat the Mumrtnr- ® - Buck Rogers 0 - MOVIE: To Bo Announcod § WHaT po You caUL a mbn who Liep when they knew full well that tlw;, Bud and Lou slip kite the crypt of portent than cheap thriNa. Tim 0 - MOVIE: Conan, tha - Make Room For Daddy program pratamaa waakly prev­ 0 - MOVIE: -Tiro Miafita' A i old King Tut and gat chummy ® - Nawa Update young divorcee is horrified et the I S ) - Nows Updoto Choate. Krista Erickson, Cathryn Berbarian' Robert E. Howard's brakes were defective. GM vehe-i iews and profkaa of tha 1984 (1 ) 0 - MonchMchd/Uttla with a mummy. Bud Abbott, Lou Damon. 1982. Rated R. pulp hero battles witches, war­ Olympice. O • SpoitaWofId Today’s pro­ crueity in the roundup of wild 0 0 - Roustaia Success has mently denies the accusation an^; iSaeala/Rlohis Rich Coaiako. Marla Wkidaor. 1966. coN0Re§g aNP lUe AMeR'CaH gram faaturaa tha CART Las Ve­ horeee Clerk GeWe.Merilyn Mon­ 9 > Leave h to Beaver riors and giant anakea as ha To 0 - Or. Oatw Scott 0 - Six Wivos of Homy VIII has said so in massive court filingsT.; (1 ) - Meat tha Mayers 0 - MOVIE: -Talaa of gas 200 auto race. (90 min.) roe, Montgomery CWt. 1961, seeks Ns revenge against the evil 0 - Nowo/Sperta/Woothor 0 - Lo Mdor dal Box Thulae Doom. Arnold Schwar­ NHTSA’s chief investigatoifj)' 0 - HaraM of Truth Hoffman- A pOai racaka tha three 0 - MOVIE: T o Race the 0 - Done# Faver Peopue WHiue conpocTiNs aN itLesat loves of hia kfa. Moira Shearer. O -M O V IE : *TheOogeofWar* zenegger, James Eari Jones, Sen- SpertaCantsr 0 - MOVIE: -Lost Hortzon' A Wind' A blind law student uaaa 9:15P.M. George Anikis, also denies any - Ann Avars. Robert Halpman 0 - SportaContar A deadly mercenary, who ia tor­ deN Bergen. 1982. Rated R. its addicts kidnapped American diplomat hia wits arKf sense of humor to 0 - Froomon Reports tured end deported by the African -Woman Watch 1963. 0 - Dragnst Hour wrongdoing. “ My only sin wax' ancountara a lost dvkization in gat treated normally. Steve Gut- government, ratuma to over­ S0 - Bupormon/Aquomon/ waR; RaN Tue FitTHieST caMPaiew falling in love with someone w l^ the hiddan vakay of Shangri-La. 0 - News Update tenberg, Randy Quaid, Mark L. 0-SoNdaold 10:00P.M. throw the decayed regime. Chris­ iaiinon Ronald Coknan. Jans Wyan, Ed­ On Saturdays the Manchester fasts. The linens are crisp, 0 - M OVIE: -Ptaoaa Oon-t Eat Taylor. 1980 0 - News Update 0 - N e w s topher Walken. Tom Berenger, worked for the company,” he told ward Evsran Horton. 1937. Lloyd locked Herald reprints editorials from (H HiSToRV, GOT ROM OUT OF oFFiCe 0 - Big Story » - An obacurs univars- ® - PaMctila ^ 0 - New High Tech Times 0 0 - Fantasy Island A busi- Cobn Blakely. 1981. Rated R. the china is exouisite, the my associate Tony Capacclo. 0 - TV CortununRy CoHaga other New England newspapers. 0 0 - Shirt TMoo ' profaaior risaa to fama as one 0 - Mora Real Paopla Host Nrcholas Johnson looks at neaamen rewards three nurses 1:00 A.M. HOLLYWOOD (U P I) — This is from the Rutland (Vt.) silverware is steraing silver, It's a response that appeals {£ 0 - M OVIE:-Tito Front-A man 0 - M O VIE:-Tha Pbik Jungls- the top Broadway critici. but how to buy your first computer, with a dream vacation of ferna- Christopher Lloyd, who oNDeR TMReaT of iMpeacHMeNT, aNp A photographer and hia modal uses a musical written by hia bast 0 - MOVIE: '8kki Oama' A aiea. (60 min.) (Dosed Captioned) d ) - Sanford and Son Herald. and one imagines the bacon to my romantic nature but unfortu^ acta as a-from-for ranownsd tal- man repeatedly aaka hia partner, video pkatee end whet compu­ played the burned out svdion writars who are pokticaiy find thsmasivaa trapped ki a friand. Doris Day, Oavid Niven, ters ere teechkig our children. (S ) - Independent Notworfc d ) - MOVIE: 'Deep Red' A be fifst-r.bte. As for the nately there are some cold, hard; South Amsrican country trying to Janis Paige. 1990. who is posing as a slave. James' mentaliat gets strange thoughts drug zany. Reverend Jim, avoiPep daiL only bv a PRefiPeMUaL biackkaiad during tha McCarthy Gamer. Lou Gossett. Edward As- 0 - Eedava Isaura Nows No sooner does a person facts that cannot be ignored. era. Woody A im , Zero Mortal. convkica authorltiaa that ha la not 0 - ARnim Flaah: John Cougar from a twisted mind which later in the defunct “ T axi” coffee, we can taste it now. a spy. Jamas Qamar. Eva RsnzI. nar. 1971. 0 - Taking Advantage ® - Alfred Hitchcock Hour leads to her murder. David Hem- NHTSA records show that Anikis 1S76. Rated PQ. 0 0 - live from tha Mat: series, will play a key role reach the pinnacle of power PaRpoN? Qaorga Kannady. 1968 4:15P.M. 0 - M-A-S-H IS ) - Nows/Sports/Woothor mingi, Daria Nicolodi. 1976 A working breakfast personally called this futur» 0 - M O V I E : -RtarWara-An or­ Tha Metropolitan Opera in “Star Trek III: The than the longing sets in to phan, a rsnaguda and a princaaa 0 - Saaama Strost |Ctoaad Cantonnial Gala Part 1 0 - Sports 0 - At The Movioa |£tl ( S - Y ellow Rooo Chance ^-TwWghtZone Search for Spock.” sounds like a fine institution. bride's boss and gave him the bblld tha avk forces comrokkig Captioned] 0 - Undaratandkig Human gets arrested to he can help 9 - America's Top Ten return to private life. He has 0 - Futbol Intamacional 4:30 P.M. Indian Strongheert in jail and Col­ Lloyd, who won an Wbat a heady way to begin results of engineering tests that the Empka. Mark HamN, Carrd 12:30 P.M. Behav. 9 - News/8ports/Weather n atsar. Harrdon Ford. 197S. 0 - MOVIE: -U w Ravanga of 0 - Uttla Houso on the Prairta leen learns that Chance ia e son of Emmy for best support­ seen the elephant, he has indicfted a potentially dangerebx; the Stsptord WIvoa- A female 9 ' Renew the day — to have waiters Rated PG. 0 - MOVIE: -Tha Day of the 0 - M OVIE: -Gain- South- An 7:15P.M. her late huaSand. (60 min.) ing actor in a comed'- experienced the exhilaration defect in the X-car’s brake system,, Locust- This adaptation of Ns- joumakti and her film craw arrive 9 ~ Entertairwnent This Week 0 - That Taan Show ki tha town of Siapford and un­ outlaw is aantancad to hang un- 0 - Sports Saturday O - MOVIE: 'Conan, tho series this year, also bring you your breakfast on a thanlol Wsat's asploaivs noval Boibarian’ A strongman seeks of driving in the fast lane, he He also instructed his staff to cover the aacral of the Siapford Isaa a rstpsctabla woman mar­ 1:15A.M. 8:45A.M. looks at tha asamy aids of Hoky- ries hkn. Jack Nicholton, John 7:30 P.M. revenge against the evil master recently completed a role silver tray so you are free to wood ki the thktias. Donald Suth­ whras' docility and roboi-Nka be­ finds it cold at the top and provide additional information to BakitN, Danny DeVito. 1977. C33 - Agronsky Si Co Thulae Df, Francis. 1993. 0 - Starsky and Hutch 0 - Fourth Estate French will say when they __ - Auto Racing -S3: ASA 0 - -Y topic between the croissant weakly taan magazkia. 0 - Thundarr 0 - Crt-Ed Mag Griffki hosts this 0-BanwyMHIar 0 - WaH Street Journal 0 0 - ABC Nawa “wearing a little.’’ He wanted met the GM secretary about June moy, who also will direct and the second slice of bacon. Hardy Soya/Nancy Draw 0 - TV Commtmity Coiaga 2:30 P.M. weekly teen magazine. 0 - Wsicoma Back Kottar 0 - CFL FootfaaH: Hamilton at 0 - T 1981, on one of his first visits to GM' to return to the ranch. In­ 0-W rsotling 0 - NCAA Today 0 - Star Trak BiMah Columbia the film for producer In connection with the X-caci 8:00 P.M. Gary Nardino. stead, Reagan gave him the Would they throw all that - News Update 0 - MOVIE: -Oon-t Cry. H-a 0 - MOVIE: -TraU of tha Pink 0 - Naws/Sports/Wsothaf 0 - HBO Comady: Sitcom The 0 - NFL Qoma of tho Waok problem. They “ started seeing, 0 0 - Cutter to Houston typical all-American fsmilY is par- 0 - Smurfs Only ThufHlar- A Vietnam medic Panther' Inspector Clousaau is 0 - Enlsttainmant TMa Weak 0 - This la the Ufa ranch, appointing him Secre­ away in exchange for an joins a friend to eat up an orphan­ on the loose, trying to fmd the 0 - MOVIE: -Black Legion- A odied. each other seriously” about thrp^ 0 - SasamaSai Straat |Ckitsd 0 - Big Story age for Viatnamaaa chkdran. stolen Pink Panther diamond. Pe­ 5:30 P.M. mschkiitt joins an anti-foreigners 0 - Beat of Glsaaon tary of the Interior. early-morning bout with months later, he said, after she had CaiMionad]I) 0 - MOVIE: -Isn't It Silk dlCt Dannis Chrlataphar, Susan Sakn ter Sellers. David Niven. 1982. 0 - Radio 1990 Today's pro­ organization but denounces it - Surbujaa Programs kifantk 0 - Carter Country BhocMng?*^ When elderfy citizens Reagan himself pines for shredded wheat? And coffee »89 transferred to a company office 0 Jamaa. 1982. Rated PG. Rated PG. gram looks at tha honaat trends when he realizes its purpose. produddo an Msxico. in a New England town begin to Silkworms feed on the the ranch, we are told, and as Sr&N unconnected with the X-car case'.' S ) - Crossflr* and performers in tha world of Humphrey Bogart. Ann Sheridan. 11:00 P.M. they would have to make for POCKV MTiV. 1:00 P.M. 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They pass themselves off not support that; in fact, it can be the Republican Party as a serious Colo., and reported that under ■ ftMnda begin aaentiy dating ^ necticut Ballet’s magical production of “The Nut­ SENIOR CITIZENS B STUDENTS l«Mi9:l»MMJHiai as Republicans. argued that the Democrats sup­ candidate and then not letting rtie Anikis’ supervision of the X-oar .othiw's ax-wlfa. Alan Alda, Bar­ S2JI0 Myth #2— The Republican Party ported General Manager Robert B. speak, on the pretext that he bara FsMon, Doug MoCkirs. cracker” for only problem, “ numerous activUMit -liTB. GENERAL ADMISSION THE RIGHT is opening up its ranks to broaden Weiss’s budget cuts. The Republi­ questioned my credentials as a called for under agency guidellMS • 0 - Lai's Oo BoaiiEng •490 CTUFF PG cans under Peter DiRosa’s leader­ ClWbyNCA me its base. Very true, they brought in Republican. were not taken.” 0 - Compular Pngiammo — SHOWN AT:- David Dampier, a local black ship wanted higher taxes. If the Republican Town Commit­ The GAO auditors also found 11:00 A.M. activist who was the local coordi­ Is this going to be ano'ther tee does not allow me to speak. It Jorgensen TickatsB Into that the X-car investigation " n - “ 0 0 - Bar«/Zak/Mlan "I remember the days when deploying missiles election year with no issues? Yes, VkAen Avallabla; nator for the anti-Reagan march in will surely not listen to you. celved increased attention wken iiMaioa Auditorium 466‘ 4226 At tin Door was a fun thing. ’ ’ Washington that was supposed to because Republicans have no Why change? the management of they^deffat , 0 - HupP»/*«»»*>» '\ Btihr’i Mutic SlMo honor Martin Luther King. budget of their own. They have investigation office changad'^ln . . 0 % Boknont Rooord N mo Box U-104, Tha Univartity of Connecticut tStowlai'tMuticCaiM, Then we have Anne J. 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With Wild' A man flees civilization in Angelee Raiders at Dalles 1 2 : 0 0 A . M . of clubs to spoil Mutb's fun. cfaur CD * Truman Taylor Ho Chi Minh determined to reu­ According to Belafonte, son, who played the bliqDI YQJIO 8:00 A.M. the 1830's to live in the wilder­ CD 8 -N a w * Give Blast a doubleton nite Vietnam and Lyndon Baines ness among wild animals. Dan CD * New Jersey Report rap music is a unique ♦ K74 ^B irth d a y ~ Barrio CD * Robert Schuller: The Hour - MOVIE: 'Towar of girl in "Little House on tte CD (Closed Captioned) Johnson determined to prevent Haggerty. Denver Pyle. Rated PG. GD - One Family CD ♦ 93 heart and South could set up of Power London' Richard the TN rd 's rise sound that got its start on Prairie," plays the cofc- ^ • Jimmy Swaggart it. the state is set for massive es­ a heart discard. Give him a 0 - Auto Racing '63: 0 - News/Sports/Waathar 0 - NCAA Football: West to power ih the 15th Century. the streets of Harlem and W EST EAST calation of the Vietnam W ar. (60 fused coed. Joel Higging, doubleton diamond and two Oct. 23, IBS* NASCAR American 600 from Virginia at Penn State Basil Rathbone. Boris Karloff, Bar­ CD “ Confluence min.) [Closed Captioned) ( 0 - Computer Programme in the South Bronx in the of "Silver Spoons," por­ ♦ 6 5 ♦ * low diamond leads would Rockingham. NC 0 - News Update bara O ’Neil. 1939. ♦ 87532 WK96 After a couple ol years of light­ - Calebration/Eucharist - Star Search mid-1970s and is now trays the professor's hus­ knock out the ace. As you ( S i - Hoober-Bloob Highway A 2:15P.M. 0 0 - MOVIE; Women of 8 - Star Trak ♦ Q1093 9AJ5 ing an uphill battle you'll now CD - Tarry Cole-Whittaker catching on nationally. band with whom tte readers can see, neither ol find and make -the rrecessary baby bundle sent to earth must 8 - Waak in Raviaw 5:30P.M. Sen Quentin' An e)he corps of O - N C A A FoothaS: CaNfomla ♦ Q7 ♦AJ10S64 ® - Wild Kingdom decide if he wants to be human or "Beat Street" will be adjustments In your life to 0 • Newsmaker Sunday female prison guards face emo­ at U C L A young girl falls in love. those possibilities were ^ 8 ~ Vic's Vacant Lot 'Program­ not. 2:30 P.M. tional and physical stress when filmed entirely on loca­ SOUTH going to be there, but South make it more harmonious. The 0 0 - Tony Brown's .foumal 8 - Naw Sarandipity Singan The cast also incIudM ming for Children.' ( 9 - MOVIE: 'Showdown at (X ) - MOVIE: -Tfw Stapford they deal with some of the most tions in New York City Charley Lang, Kim Dels-, ♦ KQJ74 found a loser-on-ioser elimi­ year ahead could be one of Wives' Suburban wives begin 0 - Santo Domingo Invite dangerous male inmates at the in­ 8 - Dr. Oan* Scott ♦ A4 0 - Popaya and Woody the Equator' and is being planned for ney, Robin M o rs ^ nation play to bring home major transitions. C behaving like docile wmdup dolls stitution. Stella Stevens, DebNe ♦ 862 ® - Naws/Sports/Weather 8 - Dr. Gene Scott 6:00 P.M. 8 - Gavin and Lott Show release in theaters next the bacon. in this adaptation of Ira Levin's Allen, Am y Steel. 1983. Amanda Bearse and ♦ K52 8 - MOVIE: 'King Kong CD 0 - News 8 - Nawa/SporU/Woothor Elast took the club ace and 0 - Robert Schuller chilling novel. Katharine Ross. Pa­ 8 - MOVIE: Richard Pryor spring. ane Shalet. Escapes' Kong willingly falls un­ trick O ’Neal, and Tina Louise. ** - Cut* The [Closed CD MOVIE: 'Prime Live on the Sunset Strip' Vulnerable: Both returned the suit. South 8 ® - Sesame Street der the spell of a beautiful girl LIBRA (Sapl. 23-Ocl. 23) This Captioned) 1976 meat packing industry serves as Pryor's wit is presented in this drew trumps, stopping in from the UN, saving her from Dealer East is an excellent day to work QD - MOVIE: On a Claar Day. the front for an underworld gang concen filmed at tl^ Hollywood 0 - El Ministerio da Jimmy monsters on land and sea. Linda dummy, took the heart finances. Your thorough, You Can See Forever' A woman dealing in drugs and prostitution. Palladium. Rated R-‘ . ** West North East Sooth Swaggart Prasanta Miller. Rhodes Reason, Mie Lee Marvin. Gene Heckman, finesse, cashed the ace, methodical mind will be able lo lives several lives in a romantic 0 0 - Masterpiece Theatre Cinema ! ♦ ! ♦ ruffed his last club and led 6 6 • Oral Roberts and You Hama. 1968. triangle where her competition is Sissy Spacek. 1972. Pass 3^ Pass *♦ systematize your budget and ‘Pictures.' Bill disappears with the dummy’s last heart get everything in order. Libra - Dr. Jamas Kennedy 0 - News/Sports/Weether herself. Barbara Streisand. Yves G9 - Alfred HKchcock Hour only copy of the script and Mar­ Pass Pass Pan Montand. Jack Nicholson. 1970 East played his king and predictions lor the year ahead 8 ® - Meet the Press 8 - Dr. Gene Scott got Remark insists on plsying the Hartford T South discarded a low are now ready. Romance, 0-latinos 8 - Album Flash QS - MOVIE: Th* Four 0 > Fame lead role. (60 min.) (Closed Csp- Athsnaum Cinema — Mr. Mom 9:30.) — The Right Sun 1:30, 4, 7, 9:10. Musketeers' The joyous esca­ tioried) Chicken Ranch Sat and Sun Stuff (P G ) S al,),7:30, I I; Sun Wtsi HorMord diamond. Etet was on lead career, luck earnings, travel 8:30 A.M. 8 - Conrtecticut Lawmakers 8 - Nawa/Sporta/Waathar 1,4 ;30,8.— The Evil Dead Sat Elm 1A 1— Call theater fOr and much more are.discussed. pades of rogues, gallant damsels, 8 - Thi* I* Your Ufa 5:30, 7:30, 9:30. ' and thoroughly end played. - PoftuguM. Around U . 8 - New Jersey Hispeno derring-do and swordplay are de­ 8 - Snaak Praviaw* Cliiama City — Pauline at 1:30.3:30, $;30,7:40,10,11;5S; Sat-Sun showtimes. Opening lead: 4 Q Send *1 to Astro-Graph. Box Sun 1:30,3:30,5:30,7;40,10.— Th* Movies— Return of th* A club leaiT would let South (D - DWogu. 0 - MOVIE: 'Gidgat Goes picted in this comedy adventure. 8 - MOVIE: 'Missing’ Whan 9:15 P.M. the Beach (R ) Sat and Sun Never Say Never Again (PG ) ruff in dummy and chuck a 489. Radio City Station. New- Oliver Reed, Faye Dunaway, Ra- 2:10, 4:10, 7:20, 9:20. — JedI (P G ) Sot-Sun IX 2:2S, CD - of OiKOvny Hawaiian' Gidget, on a Hawaiian an American writer disappears 8 - Fraaman Raport* Sat 1, 3:30, 7:10,9:40,12; Sun 4:45,7:10,9:30. — Flashdontt second diamond: a diamond York. NY 10019. Send an addi­ vacation, finds a group of lads quel Welch, Richard Chamberlain. Emmonuelle (R ) Sat 3:40, tional $2 (or the new Astro- during a military coup in Chile, his 7:25. — The Drauohtman's 1,3:30.7:10,9:40. (R ) Sat-Sun 12,3:50,7:40wl9i lead would establish Q S -B iM iu tw . vying for her affections—until her 1975 family launches a full-fledged in­ 9:30 P.M. Monchesler / B y O fwaM Jacoby Graph Matchmaker wheel and Contract (R ) Sat ond Sun An Officer and a Gentleman dumimr’s king. ® - NCAA Footiwll: USC n boyfriend arrives. James Darren, 8 - MOVIE: Flv* Days Ona vestigation. Jack Lemmon. Sissy CD CD - Ooodnight. Baamown 2:15, 4:25, 7:30, 9:35. — The UA Theater* fast — Re­ (R ) Sat-Sun I ;4S,S;30,9;30.— OBd Jameg Jacoby booklet. Reveals romantic Notr. Own. Michael Callan, Deborah Walley. Summer* A woman and her un­ Spacek. John Shea. 1982. Rated Matt and Jenny are concerned Return of Martin Guerre Sat turn of the JedI (P G ) Sat and Under Fir* (R ) Sat 12, 2 ; » , If West bad had clairvoy­ compatibilities for all signs. Be 1961. cle examine their love for each PG. when their upstair's neighbor di­ Sun ^ 4:30, 7, 9:20. — Under 4:45, 7:10, 9:40; SOn 12, 2:HI ance, he would have opened 8 - O n. M w i'. Fight for lif . and Sun 1:45, 4, 7, 9:10. — Fire (R ) Sat and Sun 2, 4:20, South looked at the queen sure to state your zodiac sign. (SD - Inside the White House other while climbing the Swiss ® - Edouard Manat sappears. American Graffiti (PG) Sun 4:45, 7:10,9:30. — Th* Groto- with a diamond lead, but I f S - Bug. Bunny & Frlond. 7:10, 9:30. — 48 Hrs. (R ) Sat tul Oeod (R ) Sat midnight.— of clubs lead and took stock. SCORPIO (Del. 24-Nov. 22) Tonight's program presents a Alps. Sean Connery, Betsy Bran­ CD * Meet the Mayors 1:20,5:25,9:30wlth Diner (R) poor West was an ordinary You always know exactly where ~ (S ) - Croufir. tley. Lambert Wilson. 1983. 6:30 P.M. Sun 3:20, 7:25. and Sun 2, 5:40, 9:20 with Tom m y (R ) Sot midnight. J - There was good news and behirid-the-scenes look at what 0 - At 'Dw Movies Trading Places (R ) Sat and Oown of the Oeod (R ) Sht numan who merely opened you stand on issues and make 8 - MOVIE: 'La Rondo' Subli- goes on in the White House dur­ Rated PG. 8 > Insida Buainaas Clnesfudlo — Coup de Tor­ bad news, 'nie good news? ( 0 - Not Nscsssarily The chon Sat 7:30, 9:55. — Mr. Sun 3:45, 7:30. — The Rocky midpight. his partner’s suit. no bones about it. but today tied. Love is a merry-go-round in ing a campaign year. 0 - Style With Elsa Klansch 8 - MOVIE: Backat' Twelfth Horror Picture Show (R) Sot East was marked for the this highly sophisticated, saucy News This show promises to be Houlot's Holiday Sun 7:30 midnight. — The Grateful (NEWSPAPD1ENTERPRISB ASSN) you'll express your views in 12:30 P.M. 0 - MOVIE: 'Lucky Lady' A d ­ century conflicts are recreated everything the current news is with The Big Deal on Mo- Wllllmgnllc king of Hearts. The bad softer and more impassive 1950 comedy classic. Simone Dead (R ) Sat midnight. — Jlllson Square Clnoma ^ (3 ) - NFL Today venturers battle the coast guard, between Henry II and Ns close not. donno Street Sun 9:10. terms. SigrKiret, Gerard f^ilipe, Jean- the sea and gangsters in their ef­ friend. Thomas Becket. Richard Colonial — Call for Dawn of the Dead Sat The Oeod Zone (R ) Sat and Louis Barrault. - MOVIE: 'Fun In Acapulco' 8 - WaH St. Journal Rap. . midnight. Sun 2,4:10,7,9:10.— Th* Evil SAGITTARIUS (No«. 23-Ooc. CSD fort to make a fortune in smug­ Burton. Peter O'Toole. John Giel­ showtimes. MonsHald 0 - Robert Schuller: The Hour Elvis romances tw o beauties and gling. Liza Minnelli, Gene gud. 1964. East Hartford Dead Sat and Sun 2:10, 4:19, 21) Put your precious hours to 10:00 P.M. Translux Colltga Twin — 7:10, 9:10. — Never S((v of Power (Closed Captioned] acts as part-time lifeguard and Hackman. Burt Reynolds. 1976. Eastwood Pub A CInsma — work on worthy causes today, 8 > Soapbox CD CD " Trappar John. M.D. Floshdonce (R ) Sat 7:15, Never Sov Never Again (R) Never Again (PG) Sol and CROSSWORD 0 - Directions night club entertainer. Elvis Pres­ Rated PG. Sat 2,4,7,9:30,12; Sun 2,4,7, whether they be on a hobby or ley. Ursula Andress, Elsa Car­ 0 - Embajadores de la Muslca Trapper catches some heat from 9:10; Sun 7:30. Sun 2, 4:25, 7, 9:25. — Brain­ career. Guilt will accumulate it 0 - Spotlight on Government Ns ex-wife who has become the 9:30. — Starstruck Sot 2,5:30, storm (P G ) Sat and Sun 3:10, 9:00A.M. denas. 1963. Programa musical presentartdo la Poor Richard’s pub A Ci­ 9 with Christine F. Sot 3:50, you (ail to be productive. musica y el folklore de Colombia. leader of a doctors* wives en­ nema — Risky Business (R ) 4.25, 7:10,9:25. CD ~ up Front r p - Cepe Verde 3:00 P.M. 7:15. — Floshdonce (R ) Sun Windsor CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jon. 19) 0 - Special counter group. (60 min.) Sot 7:30, 9:30, 12; Sun 7:30, 2:45, 7 with Saturday NIeht ACROSS 3 Hepburn, lor Answer to Previous Puitle Popaya 0 - MOVIE: 'Start the ( D * Jint Cooper's Orange Cty. 9:30. Plozo — Culo (R ) Sot 7ilA You're apt to be in a sociable CD* CD-N e w s Fever (R ) Sun 4:45, 9. — 9:15; Sun 7:15. ■ • short Revolution Without Me' Tw o ( D - MOVIE; .'Conduct 0 - ABC Nawa Showcase Clntmo — [7 7 H T 77T mood today, but small, inti­ CD - Sunday Morning GD 0 * Jimmy Swaggart Shock Treatment (R ) Sat ) Eiskiel’s 4 Printer's 3 sets of identical twins, separated Unbecoming' A scandel in a Bri­ ® - Gourmet Cooking Brainstorm (P G ) Sat 1:05, n U 8 T j 8 [ c A L» A N □ mate groups will appeal to you --y Pop! Goes tha Country 3:05, 5:05, 7:30, 9:35, 11:40; midnight. Drive-Ins nlcknsin* msssurs at binh, meet thirty years later on tish officers' mess in colonial In­ 0 - Independent Network Vernon [ ■ A L L IJ T N T A □ over large lunctlons. Spend 7:00 P.M. Sun 1:05,3:05,5:05,7:30,9:35. East Windsor — CoH S Msrk with 5 Madame [u the eve of the French Revolution. dia evokes their notions of honor, Clnn 1A 2 — Risky Business M E 0 A R A N a your time with close pals. — The Dead Zone (R) Sot theater lor Sat-Suh (sbbr.) a CD - Oral Roberts Gene Wilder. Donald Sutherland, women and civility. Michael York, CD CD - 60 Minuts* (R ) Sat 2, 7:10, 9:30; Sun 2, showtime*. E N S E □ □ 0 - Rough/Tumble World of 1:40, 4, 7:45, 9:55, 11:50; Sun 11 Midssst E ■ L U AOUARIUS (Jan. 20-F*b.'l9) Hugh Griffith 1970 Richard Atenborough, Trevor Ho­ 4:15, 7:10, 9:30. — Easy 6 One who T M E E (3D - Tom Si Jerry and Frief\^ CD 8 - Rlpfsy's Ballavs It Or Austrelien Rules Football 1:40, 4, 7:45, 9:55. — The Big Manchester — Call thedtaf | q 7 8 s There is nothing more impor- ward. 1975. Money (R ) Sot 1:30, 7, 9:10; for Sot showtimes. . . highlsnds lubricstas W Notl Tonight's program features Chill (R ) Sol 1:15, 3:15, 5:15, i i o 0 E 8 7 M s| tanl to you than your family, 2 0 - MOVIE:.'Helloween III: E 0 - Superman 8 - MciviE: 'A Cry for Lova' 12 Muckier 7 Snare 8 - Co-Ed Meg Griffin hosts this a recreation of the legend of 7:35, 9:55, 11:55; Son 1:15, u r r R R A s H E T | and what you can do to secure 0 - Naws/SporU/Weather T w o lovers, an alcoholic and an Season of the Witch' A physi­ 13 Entity weekly teen magazine. Jesse James, the fire-waHcers of 3:15, 5:15, 7:35, 9:55. — 8 Enormous E Q 0 N 0 0 o W e I addict, discover that recovery is cian uncovers a bizarre plot to 14 One who tsll* their future. 0 - Oral Roberts and You Surinam and exotic foods. (60 Rumble Fish (R ) Sot 1:30, 9 Civil W ar M E' L U D E ■ ■ not easy. Powers Boothe. Susan 0 - News Update mass murder children. To m At­ 3:20, 5:10, 7:20, 9:30, 11:30; [ o ] n E PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) A min.) 15 Spsts general A N D 8 ® - Don't Look Now Blakely, Gene Barry. kins, Stacey Nelkin. Dan O'Her- Sun 1 .'30,3:20,5:10,7:20,9:30. Q m 1 c 5 □ scenic drive or a long walk 8 - One Third of a Nation 17 Environmont n _ CD - Switch lihy. 1982. Rated R. 10 Stray G R T 0 8 L L E n 0 - Kenneth Copaland ( 0 * Crossfire James Dickey narrates this revisit — M r. Mom (P G ) Sot 1:25, sgsncy (sbbr.) communing with nature will of the South during the Great De­ 8 8-8oUdaold 0 - Naws/Sports/Weather 3:25, 5:20, 9:30, 11:35; Sun THE 11 Bird manure 0 R E N t E C A M □ give your spirits a lilt today. ^ 6 ( 9 - World Tomorrow 18 Actress Bsxter 8 ® - NFL '83 1:25, 7:25, 9:30. — Sneak 14 Invitation ro- LI u II E t t [F M pression. (60 min.) (S i - SportaCamar 0 - Raphael 'Legend and 19 Avow .L BJ Follow your inclinations. Spend 9:30 A.M. 8 - MOVIE: Make Ma an Preview: Educating Rita sponss (sbbr.) time out of doors. 8 - Sugar Ray** All-Star* Su- le g acy.' The power of Raphael's 21 Compsss 27 New Dasl 39 Ory.as wine Offer' After her husband leaves ^ 6 ~ MOVIE: 'King Kong vs. (P G ) Sot 8 p.m. (shown with 15 Mild oath in CD - Comment gar Ray Leonard hosts this show point 41 Birthstone (or ARIES (March 21-April IS) her. a naive young woman enters King Kong and Godzilla, JUEY BOX program Godzilla' Britain QD * Bugs Bunny/Porfcy Pig where kids get a chance to work 24 Pst Your strides may be a bit slow 2 29 Furnish with Jons the world of r^al estate. Susan white battling for suprernacy, 16 Train road today, but they will be exact­ CD - NashvUla on the Road Blakely, Patrick O'Neal, John out with sports superstars. Restaurant. 25 Tilts 42 Hay units destroy everything in their path. 20 Adopt weapons ing. You'll possess a practical (D - Point of View Rubinstein. 1980. Michael Keith. 1963. 26 Progenitor 30 Genus of 44 Bring to ruin 8 - MOVIE: Nlnia 27 Hast unit 22 Depression ini­ outlook and won't do anything 0 - Lawmakers Lawmakers* 0 - Shakespeare Plays 'Mac­ rodents 46 City in Italia (3D * Josia and tha Pussycats Exterminator* (ibbr.) tials unless you're certain ol your reports on the weekly activities of beth.* Nicol Williamson and Jane Our Juror^s Choice: 31 Gold (Sp.) 47 Average 0 - MOVIE; 'Legend of the Congress. 0 - News Update TONIGHT at 6:30 ElKS 28 Csisry 23 Moray footing. WMd' A man flees civilization in Lapotaire star in this new produc­ 32 Nuns 48 Fib tion of Shakespeare's tragedy of 0 0 - First Camara 30 Sovist city 25 Chinas* TAURUS (April 20-May 20) the 1830's to live in the wilder­ 8 - Foro 41 Fri-Sat. Spoclala philosophy 36 Full of last 49 Kind of bread Devote the hours needed today murder. (2 hrs.. 30 min.) 0 - Wild America 'Born to 33 Cinnabar ness among wild animals. Dan 8 - MOVIE: Time Walker' 52 Compass Run.' Tonight's program looks at 34 Of liquid 26 Compass 37 Ssaionsbis to your personal Interests Haggerty, Denver Pyle. Rated PG. While examining King Tut's 3:15P.M. LAS 38 Fool point point Conditions are ripe to assure tomb, an archeologist discovers some graceful creatures found wast* 0 - Batman 8 - Madia Watch only in North America. (Closed 35 Cuckoopint you the freedom ol action and a live mummy who may have •B-B-Q Club Steak 1 1 3 4 5 a 7 9 9 to 0 - Evans and Novak come from another planet. Ben 3:30 P.M. (^ tio n e d ) 37 It is (contr.) Independence you'll need. - Day of Discovery Murphy. 1983. Rated PG. 0 - Esdava Isaura VEGAS 40 Urgant 11 11 GEMINI (IRay 21-Jun* 20) It'll (X ) - NFL Today do you a great deal of good 0-Calabrata @ ) - Working Women 0 - Starsky and Hutch •Fresh Baked Scrod wiraloss 8 - 'Youl' Map. for Womon signal 13 14 today to Isolate yoursell from 1:00 P.M. 8 - Big Story ® - Undersea World of the busy world. Even you need 0 - Thundarbirds vs. Kudzilla J acquaa Cousteau 41 Burtnosa * NFL Football: Atlanta at NIGHT •Prime Rib of B ^ 11 16 17 quiet time to yourself once In a 0 - Top Cat CD ® - Another Kind of Muaic currency Naw York Jets 7:15P.M. 30 BiBBell 8tr#«t, Manchttltr 42 Wait while. 0 - Mirada Revival Hour 4:00 P.M. la 16 10 11 13 13 CD - MOVIE: 'Three Worlds of 8 - Sports Sunday •Baked Bay Scaliops 43 Day of week CANCER (Jun* 21-July 22) 10:00 A.M. Gulliver A ship's surgeon, CD - NFL Footbail: San (sbbr.) Although you’ll thoroughly Franciico at Lo* Angala* Ram* 7:30 P.M. 14 18 16 CD * Sunday Morning washed overbosrd in a storm, 45 Made of fired enjoy group activity today, nev­ finds himself in a land of Lilliputa. - SportaCamar Plu* - NCAA FootbaH: USC at BUFFET 6:30 to 7:30 ertheless be selective ol the CD - Woody Woodpecker (SI All served with potato & salad z clay 17 31 19 whose people are only six inches 8 - Ovation Today's programs 47 Comptst* company you'll keep. Choose - Issues *83 CD high. Kerwin Mathews, Jo Mor­ are 'The Pedlar* and 'City Lights; 8 - Frogglq Roc4i Now Appearing: Wednesday S 50 VsgMbI* stable people. row, June Thorbum. 1960. SO SI 31 33 (D* Mass Blake Edwards.' (2 hrs.) 8 - Nswton's Appl« spread LEO (July 23-Aua. 22) The 0 - Pink Panther Show (X ) - MOVIE: The IncMant' 8 -M O V I E : 'ThaLaatVoyaga' OVER $500.00 Rendezvous wKh Dennis S Karen'. 51 Having litti* 34 31 36 37 s T 39 best way to impress others Two drunken hoodlums board a 0 • Grandqs 8«riM : 'Los 0 - Leave It to Beaver A liner on its last voyage is rippsd OozM V Im Sombraa' moistur* today is to display the elfidenl ^ subway car and terrorize the pas­ by 8 thundsring explosion. Robert Thursday: Jimmy Halloran 52 Rsfino mstsl 40 41 43 and patient side ol you. Save 0 - Naws Updata sengers until an incapacitated 8:00 P.M. Stack. Dorothy Malone, Edmond IN PRIZES 53 Rspsir shoe your flamboyant urges lor soldier stands up to them. Tony 0 - ChaMca of Salvation O'Brien. 1960 3 ) ( £ - A lic « Alice telephones 54 Smooth 43 44 41 46 another time. Musante, Martin Sheen, Beau Friday: Dunk 'N Rssn * MOVIE: 'Gloria' A former 8 - Naw* Updata her old high school heart-tNob VIRGO (Aug. 23-8*pl. 22) Bridges. Ed McMahon. 1 ^7 ^7.50 Par Parson 47 41 4B SO w moN attempts to keep a child who is in town on business, DOWN Because you view evet^hlng In 8 - N«wt/SporU/WMtlwr 8 ® - NFL Football: Taam* 9 :3(U 1:30m from beirtg eiiminated by tha to ba Announcad d ) - Star Search Tickets Aviltible At The Door down-to-earth terms, neither mob. Gens Rowlands. 1960. 8 ® - NFL Football: Naw 11 11 CD 0 -* Hardcastia and WalMt St 1 Building large nor small issues will rattle Rated PG, England at Buffalo 8 - TV Community CoNaga guidslinss M cCorm ick The Judge end Mark 7 MaRcheeter IS 14 ybu today. You know how to 0 - Mr. Rogers' Nalghbor- 0 - Mi Sacrataria Situtcion 6 4 9 - 7 6 9 ^ 2 Choice part 8 - Proaanto become boxing managers when a J i keep the world In perspective. 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD. SiHurduy, Oct. 22. I9«3 MASaiESTER IIKKAI.D. Siilurdiiv. 0(1 22. 1983 - II

Clarence David Cassells FOCUS/ People Clarence David Cassells, 77, of 222 Hebron Road in Bolton, died Friday. He was the husband of Annie E. (Tedford) Cassells. He was born in Manchester on April 13. 1906, and lived in Manchester most of his life. He moved to tit > •ff' Bolton in 1955. Cassells had worked as an electrician at Pratt & Andy Whitney Aircraft in East Hartford for 16 years before retiring in 1971. Prior to working at Pratt and Whitney he was an electrician at Cheney Brothers for 30 years. /I [Rooney He beionged to St. Mary's Episcopal Church, the Syndkshtad Golden Retriever Club of America, the Southern Berkshire Golden Retriever Club, and the Yorkshire Columnist is in her book' Retriever Club. Surviving are Cassells’ wife, Annie; four sons, Mrs. Taylor, who said she was Clarence D. Cassells Jr. of Phoenix, Ariz., Donald E. ‘‘totally shocked” when named Cassells of Manchester, Lawrence R. Cassells of ‘^Hwroid COIT6 Bolton, and Robert H. Cassells of Willington: 12 teacher of the year Oct. 4, believes grandchildren and several neices and nephews. Mirror in stressing basic grammar and FuneraL services wiii be Tuesday at 11 a. m at St. P m demands iMpI dorli^diid writing skills to her ninth-grade Mary’s Episcopal Church. 41 Park Street. Burial will , , dUtdiiUiie ftom her idudimU at charges. She helped write the follow in the East Cemetery. doesn’t \ f Bennet Junkhr High Sdlool. BdT Calling hours at the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 jCe'H'.', current Junior high school gram­ Main St., are Monday from 7 to 9 p.m. Memorial .'(Jean H. Taylor ef 806 Wella 8t., mar cuiriculum and helped con­ contributions can be made to the Book of Remem­ ^diMdiegter'6 l66l>li64Tea(dw struct a course on the novel. u. brance at St. Mary's. alarm I fib Vaan doeg 6o In a wbldi She showed a reporter a grade : «(t|iiinandi tlMir reipdct and book which is nearly flUed only . Royal Isham From time to time it is brought to . nrisctton. Royal Isham, 19, of 424 W. Middle Turnpike, died my attention that I'm not the eight weeks into the school year. early last Saturday, an apparent suicide victim, best-dressed man-iiTThe world. T raqpacl of ttMtUda la Juat “I believe in a lot of grades,” she police said. Someone wrote once that I looked ipmariDg/' m M Bonnet Principal said. ‘‘1 don’t like to catch a kid on The Hartford YWCA suicide hotline notified as though I slept in Grand Central ^riMMias If. Meimcr Jr., wbo Manchester police shortiy after midnight that Isham the day he has a headache.” had called the hotline and was contemplating suicide. Station every night. I have four ; .i^gianiinated lira. Taylor for the { When police went to Isham's home, they found him grown chldreo who unfortunately titto. Dr. jidtoar TaiiUed the aren’t afraid of me and they've WITH THE EXCEPTION of calm and rational, they said. Isham admitted that he '. decision ’‘the ed«i6ot‘I‘vc had to | weekends, nightly homework as­ had called the hotline. He told police he was to begin never hesitated to point out my r make all Jtear. ’ fib iakl he waa | serving a jail sentence Monday and was afraid, police sartorial shortcomings, either. signments are the rule. While said. The last tirrie Isham was in jail, at the Hartford The least they could do is lie a little ;. partlotlatly tanpTbsed lb ri** students generally “moan and Correctional Center, he was raped by another if they really love me. hnmM r.#llni Thjrior'a fimner , groan" about the amount of work prisoner, Isham tolc^olice. I'm relatively unaware of how I itudenta (rife idium to vlatt hei*. ^ she.requires, Mrs. Taylor said to Isham had been spnieduled to appear in Manchester look In clothe. I usually-look once 2 'Tt came tfaronfh n number of . Superior Court h ^ d a y on a first-degree criminal- in the mirror when I dress in the do otherwise would be to cheat her trespass charge in connection with an Aug. 22 Unaee...thatthiawaeaperiontbey morning but, come to think of it, students. incident, court officials said. He was not scheduled to bow iinea ana mpocted,” abded “I set a rather high standard for be sentenced that day, according to State’s Attorney that only shows me myself from Snperintendent of Seboois Jameg them, and I’m not going to lower it. Cornelius Shea. the chest up. P. Kennedy, who adeetod Police offered to help Isham, they said, but Isham I don’t know where I go wrong. I 1 think you riiort-diange them,” assured them he would be all right and that his mother buy pretty good clothes but one of Taylor from several findT ^ she said. was due home shortiy. Police left Isham after about 20 us is usually the wrong shape. candidates. ^ minutes, they said. “If you get Mrs. Taylor, you’re Maintaining clothes in good Dr. Meisner described llrs.^; going to have to work,” said one When Isham’s mother returned home with a friend H«rald photoa by Tarquink> condition is as hard as keeping a Taylor as “a perewoi who banhad a about 15 minutes later, they found Isham hanging by a student. Teddy bear picnic house painted and in working lasting effect m the itcademic bathrobe cord from the front door, police said. order. For example, it's inevitable Mrs. Taylor said her career Attempts to revive Isham by Mrs. Isham, paramedics Preschoolers in the YWCA’s Tiny Tots program were preparation of the otudritti." ' summoned to the scene and Manchester Memoriai animal for teatime snacks. Jeffrey Fink (left), clutching an that you're going to get a spot on a fulfilled an eaily childhood denre treated to a picnic Tuesday at the Nutmeg branch, 78 N. necktie or the lapel of a coat once in and has been a rewarding one. But Hospital personnel were unsuccessful. elephant, plays peek-a-boo. Lena Lavoie (right) sits safe in BUT WHILE the words ‘'hard Funeral arrangements have been unavailable. Main St. The children were asked to bring a favorite stuffed the arms of her teacher, Becky Burr. a while. I keep all kinds of spot the rewards are not always remover at home and in the office work” frequently a|q>eared in immediate, she said. She remem­ and I've never had any success commente by students that were bered a recent trip to a hospital to with any of them. That spray can included wUh the nomination, with the powder in it just plain see her new granddaughter. Wlule Swiss willing to be hosts for peace talks oh Lebanon many studwts mmitioned Mrs. at the hospital, a man came up to doesn't work for me. I’ve used it a Taylor's sense of humor. dozen times on grease spots and her and gave her a big hug, asking BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) - dent Amin Gemayel, boycotted a Souk el Gharb, 8 miles southeast of urbs. No casualties weie reported. "It is now a question of fixing a day behind U.S. Marine lines at the same thing always happens. ^‘The diacipUne has to be tmn- Feuding factions fought sporadic scheduled session of a cease-fire Beirut, came under intermittent if she remembered him._,-'\ In the Swiss capital of Bern, date and the site," Pasche said. Beirut airport. They were called The grease spot is gone and I’m left pered with a sense of inimor and, The man, a former student, was artillery duels and gunbattles in supervision committee. artillery and intense sniper fire. government spokesman Michel But officials said it would be off when Moslem leaders refused above all', fairness,” said Mrs. south Beirut and the mountains Druze leader Walid Jumblatt The troops returned the fire, but Pasche said “agreement has been with a big, plainly visible splotch of at the hospital for the iMith of his impossible for the talks to take to attend because of fighting in the white chalk imbedded in the Taylor, S2, who has taught English McroM plw le bv TorwiMIe east of the capital Friday, over­ said in a statement released in the shelling died down following given’’ to a Lebanese request for a place in Geneva next week as area. first child, she said. N shadowing Swiss agreement to Damascus that he will go to behind-the-scenes intervention by place to hold talks between the requested because hotels for 100 fabric. Nothing takes that out, at Bennet for the past 17 yea^. “I Lebanese government sources ever. Joian Taylor of Bennet Junior High School is Manchester’s host Lebanon’s national peace Switzerland for the peace talks but third party contacts, including nation’s warring factions. miles around are booked solid until said the time and place of the tiry to set an example with my Please tora to page U talks. insisted they should not take place Saudi Arabian mediator Rafik The delegates to the negotiations the end of the month by a meeting still had to bie worked out responstbilities to them.” Teacher of the Year. Lebanon’s Druze Moslem mil­ in the Lebanese Embassy building. Hariri, government sources said. would represent all of Lebanon’s telecommunications trade fair. between the warring factions, and MOST BRANDS of spot cleaner itia, one of the factions of a A Lebanese military spokesman The military spokesman also major Christian and Moslem The peace talks between Ge- political sources said any reconci­ use carbontetrachloride. I’ve tried Syrian-backed rebel coalition said army positions in and around reported minor skirmishes and groups, with both the United States mayel’s government and the oppo­ liation would be difficult because . to remove a thouiwod.spoU from a fighting the government of Presi­ the strategic mountain town of sniping in Beirut’s southern sub­ and Svria taking part as observers. sition were to have begun Thurs­ of hard-line rebel demands! thousand neckties with carbon tet. All I get is a ring bigger and more obvious than the original spot. Judge, lawyer killed in shootout in Chicago courtroom I’ve seen women remove spots Off-color jokes are not appreciated C successfully. They say you just have to keep rubbing in circles. I've rubbed spots in circles with threatening to cut off our service because of color. Dispute over divorce settlement was Involved carbon tet until I was blue in the A friend from New York City called and I had to break the news gently. we forgot to pay the bill. . face from the fumes and I still get YOU SEE, I heard Hilton Kaderli explain CHICAGO (UPI) - A ”I can’t see! I can’t though police later found “The leaves. They’re not good this year.' ’ request. Gentile denied nothing but a big ring and a smelly In MISERABLE, that's how. the whole thing: I’m not going to let this end wheelchair-bound former the request, saying Moore see!” Piszczor gasped as he had two shells left in his closet. I said. The man has known me for years. He is "Well, maybe they’ll get better,” he with a simple, “Well, it was last summer’s police officer, in court to had used the tactic before he was wheeled out of the gun. In the morning I often take a pair Focus contest a divorce settle­ to delay court proceed­ building. Paramedic Gentile was pronounced not big on leaves; he thinks it's terrific he offers. drought” or anything like that. T of pants, a shirt or a coat into the ment, pulled a pistol from ings. said First District James Caruso said the dead at Henrotin Hospital lives on the sixth floor and has nothing to do Adele Angle He says it the same way someone tries to No, no, the guy’s got to hear the whole back room where we have a iron explanation. under a blanket and shot Police Command^ Ro­ attorney "was reciting his at 12:23 p.m. CDT. Piszc­ with leaves, but he knows I’m big on leaves. Focus Editor console someone who’s just lost a favorite and killed a judge and his bert Casey. wife’s phone number over zor died at 1:28 p.m. after set up. My intentions are good. I sweater in the laundromat. He knows ”Do you know, there are trees here that . don’t want to burden my wife with In fact, through the years, he has put ex-wife’s attorney Moore, sitting in his and over on the way to the undergoing surgery at several hundred miles on his car, because there’s no hope but, what the heck, what are haven’t even STARTED changing color Friday. my problenis and I want to look wheelchair behind the hospital,” asking the men Northwestern Memorial he knows I'm so big on leaves. friends for? yet?” I ask him. Cook County Circuit lawyers, then pulled out a to make sure she was Hospital. neat. I don’t want to embarrass my He has also tolerated at least a dozen He also knows that it’s no use trying to Judge Henry Gentile, 63, .38-caliber revolver and notified. friends or my family. This is the worst crime of all in my long-distance coversations in which I have change the subject. Nor will it help if he was shot in' the temple. started shooting, Casey Smith "dove and hit a I have yet to iron a pair of pants opinion. Here it is mid-October and the big Attorney James Piszczor. said. table,” Casey said. "He spent several expensive long-distance England have been saying lately. suggests that perhaps this year we could trees by St. James Church look as though and end up with fewer than two ‘‘They’re off,” I say. “They just don’t look consider, say, a short drive to Atlantic City. 34, was shot in the chest The judge fell from his didn't know whether he’d creases down the front of the leg. minutes, trying in vain td pinpoint the exact they’ve forgotten somehow that it’s fall. and stomach. The bullets chair, and the wounded been shot or not.” Drive right weekend on the calendar when the leaves right.” Or two days at the home of friends in New There are just a few puny leaves on them I'd like to have one of those And then I launch into a whole update on Jersey. were fired from a distance lawyer ran to a nearby Smith then fled into the The; rule of driving on machines the dry cleaners have. are just right so he can come up and admire trying to change color and they don’t even of 8 to 10 feet, police said. restroom. The sheriff’s judge’s chambers and the latest color disaster. How the fiery The leaves look miserable and that’s it. the right in the United They just lay a pair of pants on them. look interested. They stand out all right, The assailant, identi­ deputy on duty — a shut the door. States originated with pio­ oranges are starting to come in all right, but And then the poor man has to listen while I there any which way; they pull against the others; but they look like bleach fied as Hutchie Moore, 55, 61-year-old woman who “After several minutes, neers of the West. As AND HE certainly knows better than to they’re just not coming in fiery enough. explain to him the EXACT reason why the spots on a green sweater. fired three shots, placed Mr. Moore told him ’Come down that handle, there’s a big was not armed — ran Conestoga wagons tra­ try to convince me that all the leaves will They look off. They look the way we feel leaves are looking so poorly. It’s as though everyone has been given an his handgun on his lap and from the room to get help. out. I didn’t shoot you and veled along the National whoosh of steam and presto! the when we drink six beers on a Thursday We in ^ew England don’tlef others off the I’m not going to shoot eventually do is fall off the trees anyway. invitation for a big party but them ... waited for police to arrest Paramedics found Gen­ Road, the teamster sat pants are perfect. night and realize we have to go to work next hook so easily. Not only must they him ns courtroom onlook­ tile lying "pulseless and you,”’ Casey said. He knows this is not a conversational option All right, enough already with all the leaf astride the left wheel Shirts? Who can iron a shirt? day. . . sympathize with us on our off-color ers dove for cover, wit­ not breathing.” Piszczor The 10 or 12 witnesses in horse. On meeting open to him. images. I’ve never ironed a shirt yet that 'They look the way we feel when we realize leaves; they must also listen patiently while nesses said. was breathing and con­ the courtroom said Moore another wagon, he passed didn’t look worse when I finished So he humors me. The man has heard enough. He wants to UPI photo Moore’s ex-wife had that the cable television people are leaving we recite to them ail the weather conditions scious when paramedics remained stationary in along to the right in order with it than it did when I started. “Really?” he asks. ’’Not good?” say something to make me feel better. filed suit over a disputed found him in the his chair, and did not try cute notes on our front door knobs. which have brought the current lousy crop Attorney James Pisczor is carried to an to watch the space be­ And then I tell him what a lot of us in New ’T il bring a paint brush,” he says. divorce proceeding in Cook County insurance policy she said restroom. to resist arrest, even tween the wheel hubs. ambulance after he was fatally wounded Circuit Court. should have been included NECKTIES ARE smaller but in a double shooting during a morning in her divorce settlement. they're at least as hard to iron as a Moore’s court- shirt. You’d think they’d be easy 2 appointed attorney, but if you press down on a tie, you Woman’s death ruled a homicide Emory Smith, had asked get the imprint of the liimpy lining Profile Gentile to remove him on the front of the tie. As a result, from the case, at Moore’s FARMINGTON (UPI) Friday the wife of an was a homicide victim, rate on how they were many of my ties look like my pants. — The Chief Medicai Easton topiess bar owner but withheld judgement situated. During the summer I often carry Examiner’s office ruled found shot in her home on the death of her The three Alvardo OCEAN DEIIGHT a tie in my pocket instead of Name: Steven Ling husband. children, aged 10, Band 4, wearing it. Many of them never Addreu: 14 Norman St. Norberto Alvardo, 32, were in the house when SEAFOOD recover during the winter, from Occupation: Director, Lutz Children's Museum 2 and his wife Magdalia, 35, police arrived and were the state they got in over the Warning is given both died of a gunshot taken in by a relative, Fracfi Maine Flah 10-d^ cruise Favorlta raslaurant wound to the head, said a police said. The children summer. In Mancheatan Willie's on anti-freeze spokesperson for the med­ reportedly heard no shots. and Shellllah Galveston to Cura<;ao It's a good thing socks don’t show Favorite food: Squid ical examiner’s office, but Alvarado, known as much because if my kids think my Favorlta bavaraga: Gin and tonic pants and jackets look bad. they a ruling on whether the Bert, was the owner of sailsjanuary 26. Favorite hobby: Reading PROVIDENCE, R.I. ing temperatures drop husband’s death was a three topless bars in FRI and SAT should see my socks. I’ve given up (UPI) — The crispy chill into the teens. It’s the homicide or suicide is Bridgeport and one in 9:00 A.M. III 0:00 P.M. T he historic Canal twice, l>y daylight, hy nuMinlight, ca|>|>ed hy a trying to put them on right side out Favorite aport: Sailing of autumn swept into mechanics of the car that being withheid pending East Haven and was plan­ Certificate of Crossing, T he cream of the Carihiteati; Co/iimeJ because at least half the time I Roots for Detroit Lions, Boston teams Rhode Island overnight, need protection. further study and ning to open one in Anso- VFW Parking lot and the Mayan ruins. Montego Bay. Ceorgetowti, Cratid * don’t even have a pair. I just look Idea of a good vacation: Two weeks in England its effects serving as a investigation. nia. 608 East Canter 81. Cayman. C!artagena, (x)lonihia. More places, more pleasures. for two socks in the drawer that are What do you do to relax: Listen to music ' stark reminder that an ’’A very important One of the couple’s Praterrad antartainmant: Symphony thing is the anti-freeze,” Airfare included. somewhere near the same color. I unseasonably warm fall young children found Favorite ontartalnar Barbra Streisand has ended and a long, cold said Shawn Forbes of their bocUes in the bed­ haven't had pairs of socks in years. New England winter lies Dave’s Auto Service Cen- room of tireir large, colon­ Sun Line’s STELLA SOLARIS They funny thing is that I have a Favorite actor and actress: Richard Burton, Katharine Hepburn ahead. terof Warwick. “Itshould ial home Thursday morn­ l.iixiirv ships <>l Grcdiiii rcgisir.v. clear idea in my mind what Music pralarrad: Baroque be set for 20 degrees below ing, said Easton Police someone well-dressed looks like. I Favorlta magazine: Time But while residents zero. No less than 20.” reach for warm clothes to Chief Gerard Hance. Thank You For more information: know what I want to look like and Favorite storo In Manchester Manchester Hardware protect against the cold, He declined to say I wish to thank the committee sometimes I realize I'm uncons­ Pat: Labrador retriever named Leif Radiators need to be whether the deaths were a they often forget to pull a flushed every two years, ciously thinking that’s what I do Favorite spot In Manchoster Case waterfall blanket of protection over double homicide or a and friends for making "Brunch look like. Obvioiisly I'm dreaming. Pat peava: People who don't RSVP when asked and belts and hoses should suicide and a homicide Gilbert-Love Travel, Inc. their automobile, which is be checked for cracks and With Reinhorn” Oct. I6th a great Favorite TV abovr “Hill Street Blues" usually left unsheltered to pending results of the rotting. The entire cooling autopsy. 880 Asylum Avenue, Hartford, Connecticut 06105 • (203) 278-2122 I HAD SEVERAL friends in Bast thing about Manehaater Community involvement weather the ravages of system should then be success socially and financially. school who were always well- winter. ”We don’t feel there Worst thing about Manchastar Innumerable stop signs pressurized and checked was a burglary or Sincerely, dressed, and I can go around for A car covering will for leaks. robbery, he said.” Call Barbara and ask about your second vacation days thinking I look more or le/js protect the outside, but it ”I think it’s worth it Police found a gun at the Mary Fletcher — the way they looked. Then some­ isn’t shiny paint that will rather than cracking your scene. Hance said the Fund Raising Chairperson FREE one will casually tell me I look like assure a motorist of get­ engine block,” Forbes ibodTes were found by the an unmade bed and I'm brought ting to work on the morn­ said Friday. bed, but would not elabo­ bpck dotvn to earth. Htrold photo by Toroulnlo HI - MANCHESTER HERALD, Siilurdiiy; Oct. 22. 1983 MANCHESTER HKKALD. Siilurdiiv. Od 22. 1983 - II

■ '> r Obituaries Clarence David Cassells FOCUS/F e o p le Clarence David Cassells, 77, of 222 Hebron Road in Bolton, died Friday. He was the husband of Annie E. (Tedford) Cassells. He was born in Manchester on April 13, 1906, and lived in Manchester most of his life. He moved to K‘-’7 Bolton in 1955. Cassells had worked as an electrician at Pratt & Apdy flit Year Whitney Aircraft in East Hartford for 16 years before retiring in 1971. Prior to working at Pratt and Whitney [Rooney he was an electrician at Cheney Brothers for 30 years. He belonged to St. Mary's Episcopal Church, the SyndIcMed Golden Retriever Club of America, the Southern Columnist is in her book Berkshire Golden Retriever Club, and the Yorkshire Retriever Club. Surviving are Cassells’ wife, Annie: four sons, Mrs, Taylor, who said she was Clarence D. Cassells Jr. of Phoenix, Ariz., Donald E. H vK dthv* "totally shocked" when named Cassells of Manchester, Lawrence R. Cassells of ilarald Com teacher of the year Oct. 4, believes Bolton, and Robert H. Cassells of Willington; 12 ; ' . ■ I - I grandchildren and several neices and nephews. Mirror in strMsing basic grammar and Funeral'services will be Tuesday at 11 a.m at St. lA o demandf luiird #ork and writhMf skilis to her ninth-grade Mary’s Episcopal Church. 41 Park Street. Burial will .dilcUiUne from Iwr ttudeiit* at ch ai^es. She helped write the follow in the East Cemetery. doesn’t BooBet Junior IDgb fkSiool. Biit ent Junior high school gram­ Calling hours at the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 . Jean H. Tayktr ate .Walla Main St., are Monday from 7 to.O-p.m. Memorial mar curriculum and helped con- contributions can be made to the Book of Remem­ llaMdMMtte’i M :ct a course on the novel. brance at St. Mary's. alarm aha Yaar« doei so In a way widdi a reporter a grade rcy odmmante tiiair raqwet and Royal Isham From time to time It Is brought to book whlra is nearly filled only Royal Isham, 19, of 424 W. Middle Turnpike, died my attention that I’m not the nflaotion. . eight weeks into the school year. early last Saturday, an apparent suicide victim, best-dressed man In the world. /;! . ^tho Teap^ of tiie.klda la Just "1 believe in a lot of grades," she police said. Someone wrote once that I looked rdmaxiBg/' Mid BaoMt Prindpal said. “I (km’t like to catch a kid on The Hartford YWCA suicide hotline notified as though I slept In Grand Central ‘ ttonua M. Maisnar Jr., wbo the day he has a headache." Manchester police shortly after midnight that Isham Station every night. I have four rflOminatad ifra. Taylor for the had called the hotline and was contemplating suicide. When police went to Isham’s home, they found him grown chldren who unfortunately ' titte. Dr. Malaner called the WITH THE EXCEPTION of calm and rational, they said. Isham admitted that he aren’t afraid of me and they’ve deciaion "tha aaalMt I've had to weekends, nightly homework as­ had called the hotline. He told police he was to begin never hesitated to point out my make all year/'.Ha iakl be was serving a jail sentence Monday and was afraid, police sartorial shortcomings, either. signments are the rule. Kliiie said. The last tinie Isham was in jail, at the Hartford The least they could do is lie a little paf^^ by die students generally “moan and Correctional Center, he was raped by another if they really love me. humikw a lj^ Taj^r’a fanner groan" about the amount of work 2 prisoner, Isham told police. I’m relatively unaware of how I MyitiBida iteurn to irtatt her. siw.requires, Mrs. Taylor said to Isham had been scheduled to appear in Manchester look in clothes. I usually look once “It came through a numher td do otherwise would be to cheat her Superior Court Monday on a first-degree criminal- In the mirror when I dress in the trespass charge in connection with an Aug. 22 tlaiaa...that tidawaa a peraonthay students. incident, court officials said. He was not scheduled to morning but, come to think of it, both liked and respected,” agioed that only shows me myself from "I set a rather high standard for be sentenced that day, according to State’s Attorney Superintendent of Seboois James them, and I’mnot going to lower it. Cornelius Shea. the chest up. P. Kennedy, who aelectad Mr^ Police offered to help Isham, they said, but Isham I don’t know where I go wrong. I I think you short-change them," assured them he would be all right and that his mother ■ buy pretty good clothes but one of Taylor from several findi she said. was due home shortly. Police left Isham after about 20 us is usually the wrong shape. candidates. ' “If you get Mrs. Taylor, you’re minutes, they said. Maintaining clothes in good Dr. Meitner describedi Ifrs^ When Isham’s mother returned home with a friend Hsrald photo* by Ttrquinlo gedng to have to work," said one condition is as hard as keeping a Taylor as “a person wbo has had a student. about 15 minutes later, they found Isham hanging by a Teddy bear picnic house painted and in working lasting effect on the acadepiic bathrobe cord from the front door, police said. order. For example, it’s inevitable Mrs. Taylor said her career Attempts to revive Isham by Mrs. Isham, paramedics Preschoolers in the YWCA's Tiny Tots program were preparation of the students." fulfilled an eariy childhood derire summoned to the scene and Manchester Memorial animal for teatime snacks. Jeffrey Fink (left), clutching an that you’re going to get a spot on a treated to a picnic Tuesday at the Nutmeg branch, 78 N. necktie or the lapel of a coat once in and has been a rewarding one. But Hospital personnel were unsuccessful. elephant, plays peek-a-boo. Lena Lavoie (right) sits safe in BUT WiOLE the words "bard Funeral arrangements have been unavailable. Main St. The children were asked to bring a favorite stuffed the arms of her teacher, Becky Burr. a while. I keep all kinds of spot the rewards are not always remover at home and in the office woili" froquentty appeared in immediate, she said. S te remem­ and I’ve never had any success comments by students that were bered a recent trip to a hospital to with any of them. That spray can included with the nomination, see her new granddaughter. WMe Swiss willing to be hosts for peace talks on Lebanon with the powder in It just plain many students mMdoned Mrs. at the hospital, a man came up to doesn’t work for me. I’ve used it a Taylor’s sense of humor. dozen times on grease spots and her and gave her a big hug, asking BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) - dent Amin Gemayel, boycotted a Souk el Gharb, 8 miles southeast of urbs. No casualties weie reported. “It is now a question of fixing a day behind U.S. Marine lines at "The disdidine has to be tam­ scheduled session of a cease-fire Beirut, came under intermittent the same thing always happens. if she remembered Idm. Feuding factions fought sporadic In the Swiss capital of Bern, date and the site,” Pasche said. Beirut airport. They were called Tile grease spot Is gone and I’m left pered with a sense of humor and, artillery duels and gunbattles in supervision committee. artillery and intense sniper fire. government spokesman Michel But officials said it would be off when Moslem leaders refused The man, a former student, was Druze leader Walid Jumblatt The troops returned the fire, but with a big, plainly visible splotch of above all', fairness," said Mrs. at the hoMitai for the birth of his south Beirut and the mountains Pasche said "agreement has been impossible for the talks to take to attend because of fighting in the Taylor, 52, who has taught English M*nM aMt« by TarauUria east of the capital Friday, over­ said in a statement released in the shelling died down following given" to a Lebanese request for a place in Geneva next week as area. white chalk imbedded in the first child, she said. shadowing Swiss agreement to Damascus that he will go to behind-the-scenes intervention by fabric. Nothing takes that out. at Bennet for the past 17 yea^s. "I place to hold talks between the requested because hotels for 100 Lebanese government sources Jofsi taylor of Bennet Junior High School is Manchester’s host Lebanon's national peace Switzerland for the peace talks but third party contacts, including nation’s warring factions. miles around are booked solid until said the time and place of the ever. try to set an example with my Please tarn to page It talks. insisted they should not take place Saudi Arabian mediator Rafik The delegates to the negotiations the end of the month by a meeting still had to be worked out responsibilities to them.” tescher of the Year. ^ Lebanon’s Druze Moslem mil­ in the Lebanese Embassy building. Hariri, government sources said. would represent all of Lebanon’s telecommunications trade fair. between the warring factions, and MOST BRANDS of spot cleaner itia, one of the factions of a A Lebanese military spokesman The military spokesman also major Christian and Moslem The peace talks between Ge- political sources said any reconci­ use carbontetrachloride. I’ve tried Syrian-backed rebel coalition said army positions in and around reported minor skirmishes and groups, with both the United States mayel’s government and the oppo­ liation would be difficult because lA remove 0 tbougaod spots from a fighting the government of Presi­ the strategic mountain town of sniping in Beirut’s southern sub­ and Syria taking part as observers. sition were to have begun Thurs­ of hard-line rebel demands. thousand neckties with carbon tet. All I get is a ring bigger and more C obvious than the original spot. Judge, lawyer killed in shootout in Chicago courtroom I’ve seen women remove spots Off-color Jokes are not appreciated successfully. They say you just have to keep rubbing in circles. I’ve rubbed spots in circles with A friend from New York City called and I threatening to cut off our service because of color. Dispute over divorce settlement was Involved carbon tet until I was blue In the had to break the news gently. we forgot to pay the bill. . face from the fumes and I still get YOU SEE, I heard Hilton Kaderli explain "I can’t see! I can’t though police later founJ “The leaves. They’re not good this year,” CHICAGO (UPI) - A request. Gentile denied nothing but a big ring and a smelly In the whole thing; I’m not going to let this end wheelchair-bound former the request, saying Moore see! ’’ Piszczor gasped as he had two shells left in his I said. MISERABLE, that’s how. T closet. he was wheeled out of the gun. The man has known me for years. He is “Well, maybe they’ll get better,” he with a simple, "Well, it was last summer’s police officer, in court to had used the tactic before In the morning I often take a pair Focus contest a divorce settle­ to delay court proceed­ building. Paramedic Gentile was pronounced not big on leaves; he thinks it's terrific he offers. drought" or anything like that. of pants, a shirt or a coat into the ment, pulled a pistol from ings, said First District James Caruso said the dead at Henrotin Hospital lives on the sixth floor and has nothing to do Adele Angle He says it the same way someone.tries to No, no, the guy’s got to hear the whole back room where we have a iron under a blanket and shot Police Command^ Ro­ attorney "was reciting his at 12:23 p.m. CDT. Piszc­ with leaves, but he knows I’m big on leaves. console someone who’s just lost a favorite explanation. set up. My intentions are good. I Focus Editor and killed a judge and his bert Casey. wife’s phone number over zor died at 1:28 p.m. after In fact, through the years, he has put sweater in the laundromat. He knows “Do you know, there are trees here that don’t want to burden my wife with ex-wife’s attorney Moore, sitting in his and over on the way to the undergoing surgery at several hundred miles on his car, because there’s no hope but, what the heck, what are haven’t even STARTED changing color Friday. wheelchair behind the hospital," asking the men Northwestern Memorial my problems and I want to look friends for? yet?" I ask him. Cook County Circuit lawyers, then pulled out a to make sure she was Hospital. neat. I don’t want to embarrass my he knows I’m so big on leaves. He has also tolerated at least a dozen He also knows that it’s no use trying to This is the worst crime of all in my Judge Henry Gentile, 63, .38-caliber revolver and notified. friends or my family. long-distance coversations in which I have change the subject. Nor will it help if he opinion. Here it is mid-October and the big was shot in' the temple. started shooting, Casey Smith "dove and hit a I have yet to iron a pair of pants Attorneyjames Piszczor, said. table," Casey said. "He spent several expensive long-distance England have been saying lately. suggests that perhaps this year we could trees by St. James Church look as though and end up with, fewer than two ' ’They ’ re off. ’ ’ I say. ’ ’They just don’t look consider, say. a short drive to Atlantic City. 34, w aS ^ot in-Jjw chest The judge fell from his didn’t know whether he’d creases down the front of the leg. minutes, trying in vain td pinpoint the exact they’ve forgotten somehow that it’s fall. and'Stomach. The'bulle)*' been shot or not." Drive right right." Or two days at the home of friends in New chair, and the wounded I’d like to hdve one of those weekend on the calendar when the leaves There are just a few puny leaves on them were fired from a distailra lawyer ran to a nearby Smith then fled into the The rule of driving on And then I launch into a whole update on Jersey. machines the dry cleaners have. are just right so he can come up and admire trying to change color and they don’t even of 8 to 10 feet, polic^said. restroom. The sheriff’s judge’s chambers and the right in the United them. the latest color disaster. How the fiery The leaves look miserable and that’s it. look interested. They stand out all right, The assailant, identi­ deputy on duty — a shut the door. States originated with pio­ They just lay a pair of pants on oranges are starting to come in all right, but And then the poor man has to listen while I there any which way; they pull against the others; but they look like bleach fied as Hutchie Moore, 55, 61-year-old woman who “After several minutes, neers of the West. As AND HE certainly knows better than to they’re just not coming in fiery enough. explain to him the EXACT reason why the spots on a green sweater. fired three shots, placed was not armed — ran Mr. Moore told him ’Come down that handle, there’s a big Conestoga wagons tra-. try to convince me that all the leaves will They look off. They look the way we feel leaves are looking so poorly. It’s as though everyone has been given an his handgun on his lap and from the room to get help. out. I didn’t shoot you and veled along the National whoosh of steam and presto! the We in New England don’t let others off the I’lh not going to shoot eventually do is fall off the trees anyway. when we drink six beers on a ’Thursday invitation for a big party but them ... waited for police to arrest Paramedics found Gen­ Road, the teamster sat pants are perfect. hook so easily. Not only must they him as courtroom onlook­ tile lying “pulseless and you,”’ Casey said. astride the left wheel He knows this is not a conversational option night and realize we have to go to work next All right, enough already with all the leaf Shirts? Who can iron a shirt? day.. . sympathize with us on our off-color ers dove for cover, wit­ not breathing." Piszczor The 10 or 12 witnesses in horse. On meeting I’ve never ironed a shirt yet that open to him. images. nesses said. the courtroom said Moore ’They look the way we feel when we realize leaves; they must also listen patiently while The man has heard enough. He wants to was breathing and con­ another wagon, he passed didn’t look worse when I finished So he humors me. UPI photo Moore's ex-wife had scious when paramedics remained stationary in along to the right in order that the cable television people are leaving we recite to them all the weather conditions say something to make me feel better. with it than it did when I started. "Really?” he asks. “Not good?” filed suit over a disputed found him in the his chair, and did not try to watch the space be­ And then I tell him what a lot of us in New cute notes on our front door knobs. which have brought the current lousy crop “I’ll bring a paint brush," he says. Attorney James Pisezor is carried to an divorce proceeding in C ook C ounty insurance policy she said restroom. to resist arrest, even tween the wheel hubs. ambulance after he was fatally wounded Circuit Court. should have been included NECKTIES ARE smaller but in a double shooting during a morning in her divorce settlement. they’re at least as hard to iron as a Moore’s court- shirt. You’d think they’d be easy 2 appointed attorney, but if you press down on a tie, you Woman’s death ruled a homicide Emory Smith, had asked get the imprint of the lumpy lining -Profile Gentile to remove him on the front of the tie. As a result, FARMINGTON (UPI) Friday the wife of an was a homicide victim, rate on how they were from the case, at Moore’s many of my ties look like my pants. — The Chief Medical Easton topless bar owner but withheld judgement situated. During the summer I often carry Examiner’s office ruled found shot in her home on the death of her The three Alvardo OCEAN DELIGHT a tie in my pocket instead of Nama: Steven Ling husband. children, aged 10, 6 and 4, wearing it. Many ol them never 14 Norman St. Norberto Alvardo, 32, were in the house when SEAFOOD Addrtst: recover during the winter, from Occupation: Director. Lutz Children’s Museum 2 and his wife Magdalia, 35, police arrived and were Warning is given both died of a gunshot taken in by a relative, Fre»h Maine Flah 10-day cruise the state they got in over the Favorlla rtslauranl wound to the head, said a summer. In Manchtater. Willie's police said. The ehildren and Shalltlah on anti-freeze spokesperson for the med­ reportedly heard no shots. Galveston to Cura<;ao It’s a good thing socks don’t show Favorlla food: Squid ical examiner's office, but Alvarado, known as much because if my kids think my Favorlla bavaraga: Gin and tonic sailsjanuary 26. pants and jackets look bad, they a ruling on whether the Bert, was the owner of Favorlla hobby: Reading •PROVIDENCE, R.I. ing temperatures drop husband’s death was a three topless bars in FRI and SAT should see my socks. I’ve given up Sailing (UPI) — The crispy chill into the teens. It’s the homicide or suicide is Bridgeport and one in 9:00 A.M. III 6:00 P.M. The historic Canal twice, hy daylight, hy nuMtnliglii, capiied hy a trying to put them on right side out Favorlla sport: of autumn swept into being withheld pending Certificate ol (Tossing, The cream of the Carihhean: Co/tmuJ Roota lo r Detroit Lions, Boston teams niechanics of the car that East Haven and was plan­ VFW Parking Lot because at least half the time I Rhode Island overnight, need protection. further study and ning to open one in Anso- and the Mayan ruins, Montego Bay. (Georgetown, (Grand * don’t even have a pair. I just look Idas ol a good vacation: Two weeks in England its effects serving as a investigation. nia. 608 East Center St. Cayinan. (Gartagena,(Golomhia. More places, more pleasures. What do you do to ralax: Listen to music stark reminder that an "A very important One of the couple’s for two socks in the drawer that are thing is the anti-freeze," Airfare included. somewhere near the same color. I Prafarrad antartainmani: Symphony unseasonably warm fall young children found Favorlla aniartalnar Barbra Streisand has ended and a long, cold said Shawn Forbes of their bodies in the bed­ haven’t had pairs of socks in years. New England winter lies Dave’s Auto Service Cen- room of their large, colon­ Sun Line’s STELLA SOLARIS They funny thing is that I have a Favorlla actor and acirsss: ^ Richard Burton, Katharine Hepburn ahead. terof Warwick. "Itshould ial home Thursday morn­ i.iixiirv ships of Giedaii regisiry. clear idea in my mind what Mualc prafarrad: Baroque be set for 20 degrees below ing, said Easton Police someone well-dressed looks like. I Favorlla magulna: Time But while residents zero. No less than 20.” Chief Gerard Hance. Thank You For more information; Manchester Hardware reach for warm clothes to know what I want to look like and Favorlla atora in Manchastar protect against the cold, He declined to say I wish to thank the committee sometimes I realize I’m uncons­ Pat: Labrador retriever named Leif Radiators need to be whether the deaths were a they often forget to pull a flushed every two years, ciously thinking that’s what I do Favorlla apot In Manchaatsr Case waterfall double homicide or a and friends for making "Brunch look like. ObvioUs|y I’m dreaming. blanket of protection over and belts and hoses should suicide and a homicide Gilbert-Love Travel, Inc. Pat paava: People who doh’t RSVP when asked their autontobile, which is be checked for cracks and With Reinhorn” Oct. 16th a great Favorlla T V show: "Hill Street Blues" pending results of the 880 Asylum Avenue, Hartford, Connecticut 06105 • (203) 278-2122 usually left unsheltered to rotting. The entire cooling autopsy. I HAD SEVERAL friends in Bast thing about Manchaatar Community involvement weather the ravages of system should then be success socially and financially. school who were always well- winter. “We don’t feel there Worst thing about Manchaatar Innumerable stop signs pressurized and checked was a burglary or Sincerely, dressed, and I can go around for for leaks. Call Barbara and ask about your second vacation A car covering will robbery, he said.” Mary Fletcher — days thinking I look more or less protect the outside, but it "I think it's worth it Police found a gun at the the way they looked. Then some­ isn’t shiny paint that will rather than cracking your scMe. Hance said the Fund Raising'Chairperson FREE one will casually tell me I loqk like assure a motorist of get­ engine block,", Forbes *bodres were found by the an unmade bed and I’m brought Herald photo by Toroulnlo ting to work on the morn­ said Friday. bed, but would not elabo­ bpek dofvn to earth. 12 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Suturduv. Oct. 22. 1983 M ANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Oct. 22. I9«3 - » Most parents of latchkey children feel at least some guilt \ I mgs About Town

(Editor’s note: this is the third in a forethought. nomic one. For large families of between their beliefs in what |hey young as seven years old to care with household chores five-part series on latchkey child­ It is an abrupt decision, arrived the working poor or for single should do and their actual for themselves. • Self-care doesn’t cost hny QoMan agers meet ROTC hM tag tale ren. Millions of American children at because their child care arran­ parents, the cost of child care by a behavior. thing.ig. All parenuparents of latchlatcnkw : — estimates range from five to 15 gements have been upset by a babysitter or at a day care center Most parents of latchkey child­ ALTHOUGH FEW PARENTS children recognize the savIn^Mt • The Golden Age Club will meet Tuesday at 1 p.m. at The Manchester Regional Occupational Training million — spend some part of each dramatic event: a family move, a is simply prohibitive. ren today come from families in would choose self-care for their allows. “ The only g o ^ thing al the Senior Citizen’s (^nter. A teacup auction will Center will have a tag sale and bazaar Nov. 5 from 9 day alone, caring for themselves. death, or a divorce. Under the which their mothers didn't work. children if they had a choice, some leaving your kids alone,” says one follow the meeting. a.m. to 3 p.m. Donations may be made by calling the They are called latchkey children. stress of change, these parents "I began leaving my children " I was raised in the old school that have found benefits to themselves mother, “ Is that it saves money." school at 647-3495. Proceeds from the sale support This article is reprinted from “ The temporarily chose the most conve­ alone when the oldest was ten and mothers shouldn’t work,” one from it. Among the benefits of Wortd War I vets meet special activities for the school’s handicapped Handbook for Latchkey Children nient alternative; self-care. the youngest six," explains one woman explains. "When I came self-care are: All other things aside, the students. and Their Parents" by Lynette and divorced woman. “ I sent them to a home from school my mother was decision to leave a child to care for World War I veterans and auxiliary will meet Thomas Long. When the arrangement appears day care center until I thought they there to meet me. I should be there • Transportation Is simplified. himself or herself alone part of the Monday at 1:30 p.m. at the VFW on Center Street. Toddlers at Rec benign, they continue to let their could make it on their own, but I to meet my children.” Getting children from school to a day causes a change in the Refreshments will be served. children stay alone. But what most really couldn't afford two children Women especially feel responsi­ day care center or babysitter is an parent-child relationship. Leaving The Manchetser Recreation Department is spon­ children alone implies maturity parents don’t realize is that their in a day care center. . . not on my ble, particularly those who view involved process, hut most child­ Communion breakfast set soring a Teriffic Toddler Program at the Arts By Lynette and Thomas Long children, too, must cope with the income.” themselves as the primary care­ ren can either walk home from and responsibility. Building, Garden Grove Drive. same upsetting change. A time of takers. When that role isn't ful­ school or are delivered there free Special fo the Herald This change, from parental care The Ladies of St. James will sponsor a communion C lasses are Mondays and Thursdays from 9:30 to 11 intense emotion, stress o r change filled, regardless of the reason, it of charge by school bus. SGARDLESS of their reasons to self-care, will cause a strain in breakfast Oct. 30 at the Army I t Navy Club, Main a.m.; Mondays and Fridays from noon to 1:30 p.m. is usually not the best time to place produces guilt. • Parents have a more flexible For many parents of latchkey knd how good those reasons may the parent-child relationship if the Street, following theOa.m. mass at St. James Church. and Tuesdays and Fridays from 10 to 11:30 a.m. children into the latchkey mode — Most parents interviewed said schedule. They don’t have to leave children (children who spend some ' be' — most parents of latchkey parent doesn’t adjust to the child’s A musical program is planned. Children sing, play games, and take field trips. Call staying home alone. they felt that children under 12 work at a specified time and rush part of each day alone), the lildren feel some degree of guilt new perspective of him-herself. Tickets'are $4.S0. Money may be put into the 647-3089. For other parents, the latchkey shouldn't be left alone, yet many to a closing day care center. decision to leave their offspring in /4bout leaving their children alone. NEXT; Facing danger alone. collection baskets at mass today and Sunday marked self-care is made without much decision was primar^IJ^'ar^' TMr mill* oniised by a difference admitted to leaving children as • Children home alone can help with name of reservation. Monday is the deadline. Call Marcia Reiley at 643-9254. Tests for preschoolers COLUMBIA — Vision and hearing tests for children Body design a t ‘Y* age 3 and 4 from Andover, Coventry and Hebron wil be Advice The YWCA, 78 N. Main Street, is accepting conducted Thursday from 1 to 4 p.m. at Community registrations for body design classes beginning Health Services, Route 6. Call 228-9428 for an Tuesday Classes will run Tuesdays and Thursdays appointment. for six weeks, either from 9:30 to 10; 30 a.m. or 7:15 to 8:15 p.m. Run for hope Frugal rrtan proves stingy Price is $3 per class. Call 647-1437. 2 The American Cancer Society and J.C. Penney Catalog Center will sponsor a five-mile run for hope Beethoven Chorus in Avon Oct. 30 starting at Bennet Junior High School. 1146 The Beethoven Chorus will present a musical Main St., at 11:30 a.m. A one-mile costume run will < even with commitments start at the same place at 11 a.m. program at the senior center in Avon at 2 p.m. Monday. A car pool will leave the Emanuel Lutheran Free T-shirts will go to the first 100 people to DEAR ABBY: I am in I called the Police De­ Church parking lot, 60 Church St., at 1 p.m. Members register and'to all runners who collect $25 or more. my late 50s and involved partment and was told should be at the church at 12; 45 p.m. Prizes and awards will be given. Call 643-2168. with a man in his middle that the police will come Mrs. JamM C. Wing Jr. Mrs. Thomas MacLean 2 60s. I have been waiting to the apartment when the for year and a half for this owner of the dog is not man to talk marriage, but Dear Abby home, and they will re­ News for Senior Citizens he doesn’t budge. When I cord (from the outside) WIng-Myles MacLean-Toso ask him if we have a Abigail Van Buren the 6pund level of the future together, he says y dog’s nowing. Then they that he can't see the end of will decide if the dog is Barbara Myles of Hartford, daughter of Dr. and Sarah Toso, of Albuquerque, N.M., daughter of Lt. Sign-up for Florida set the tunnel. howling at an unaccepta­ Mrs. Jack Myles of Coventry, and James C. Wing Jr. Col. and Mrs. Norman Toso of Stou^ton, Wise, and of Hartford,'son of Dr. James C. Wing of Ridgefield, Thomas MacLean of Albuquerque, son of Mr. and He likes money and ble level. If it is, they will don’t be bashful. Attend pant in our golf league, at 12; 30 and 3:15 p.m. and the late Winifred Deely Wing, were married Oct. Mrs. Roderick MacLean of 23 Ledgecrest Terrace, Editor’s note: the se­ believes in saving it, so send someone from the the audition for our Var­ who is home recuperating MENU FOR WEEK; turned 17 and Stevie just considered "the kids,” 15 in First CHiurch of Christ Congregational, West were married July 23 in Faith Lutheran Church, in nior column appears in the “ entertainment” is at Noise Abatement Bureau iety Show. It is certainly a from a suddenn illness. Monday: green pea turned 19. We’ve been and she will call the Hartford. New Mexico. the Manchester Herald on his place or mine (usually to cite the woman. They fun-filled affair. SCHEDULE F O R soup, cheese sandwich, abiding by his mother's signals. Marriage might The Rev. James R. Blanning performed the double The Rev. Dr. Russell Lee officiated at the double Wednesdays and Satur­ mine). He seldom takes said they consider this a Rep. James McCava- WEEK; fruit cocktail, beverage. rules, which is only right, have been what you and ring ceremony. Donald M cKeever was organist. The ring ceremony. The bride was accompanied down the days. It is prepared by the me anywhere. “ low-priority problem.” naugh has set aside the • Monday; 8 a.m. golf; Tuesday: hot dog on but she treats us like kids. Stevie wanted, but until he bride was given in marriage by her parents. aisle by her parents. stall of the Manchester My friends tell me not to What do you say, Abby? first Tuesday of every 9:30 a.m. ceramics class; bun, baked beans, lemon She makes all the deci­ is sufficiently independ­ Mary Ellen Grable of Bronx, N.Y. was maid of Lisa Wilson of Dallas, Texas, sisterof the bride, was Senior Center. expect a commitment A VICTIM OF HOWLING month to help any seniors 10 a.m. bingo; dancing pudding, beverage. sions, and if we don’t do it ent to leave his mother’s honor. Britesmaids were Kim Hawes of Coventry, matron of honor. Maggie Leake of Alameda, Calif., from him because a man with concerns or prob­ postponed; noon lunch; Wednesday: chicken her way she takes it out on home, don’t expect any Colleen banehy of Hartford, and Deb Myles of sister of the bride, and Debbie Toso of Fergus Falls, By Joe DImlnico will not buy a cow if he can DEAR VICTIM: A how­ lems that they may have. 12:30 p.m. pinochle pot pie, string beans, roll me. Stevie is no help at all. support from him. Manchester. Minn., sister-in-law of the bride, were bridesmaids. Activities Speciaiist get milk for free. ling dog is a “ low-priority The first date is No­ games; bus pick up at 8 a n d butter, jello, He desn’t make any deci­ Gerald Schnieder of Newport, R.I., was best man. William MacLean of Manchester was best man for So tell me, Abby, should problem” compared to vember 1, starting at 10 a.m.; return trips after beverage. sions on his own. His DEAR ABBY: Three Ushers were Joe Myles of Ck>ventry, (^ris Beggs of his brother. Roderick MacLean Jr., brother of the Greetings. Individuals I give him a tim elim it and murder, rape and a.m., and is by appoint­ lunch and 3:15 p.m. Thursday: baked la- mother runs our lives, and months ago, I moved into Verona, N.J., and James Myles of Manchester. groom, of South Sutton, N.H., and Robert Goldburg of are reminded that there an ultimatum? robbery. But it’s a top- ment only. • Tuesday; 9 a.m. shop­ sagna, tossed salad, Ital­ when she puts me down a third-floor apartment on After a reception at the Farmington Club in Los Angeles, Calif., were ushers. will be a sign-up' on TIRED OF WAITING priority problem to those Winnie Cunningham of ping bus; 9:30 a.m. ma- ian bread, ice cream, and picks on me, Stevie Nob Hill in San Francisco. Farmington, the couple left on a wedding trip to After a reception at the Amfac Hotel, the couple left November 7th at 9:30 who are forced to listen to the Recreation Depart­ crame; oil painting class; beverage. doesn’t say a word. A woman on the second, Mexico. They will make their home in Hartford. on a wedding trip to San Diego, Calif. They are making a.m., for a Florida trip. DEAR TIRED: Never it constantly. ment has informed us that 10 a.m. square dancing; Friday: cream of mush­ It got so bad last week I floor owns an old dog I’ll' libe groom is an attorney with the law firm of their home in Albuquerque. The trip is scheduled from give anyone an ultimatum the rain date for the fall noon lunch; 12:30 p.m. bus room soup, egg salad left her house, and now call The Howler.” The I say you have a large Cardwell, Cardwell and Smoragiewicz. The groom is a 1971 graduate of Manchester High February 28 to March 12, unless you are prepared to 1984, and will include foliage walk is October 24 returns from shopping; 1 sandwich, dessert, I'm staying with my woman leaves “The bone to pick with your School. He graduated from Eastern New Mexico take no for an answer. transportation, 26 meals, at the MCC. Fitness Trail p.m. bowling at Parkade beverage. mother until I get my Howler” locked inside the apartment manager. University and earned his master’s degree at Kansas And don't expect a man tours and accommoda­ at 8:30 a.m. If you have Lanes; 1:30 p.m. exercise BOWLING SCORES: mind straight. I love Ste­ apartment while she is at State University. He is a doctoral candidate in his age to "buy a cow” — tions, all (or $659. (per any questions, please con­ class. Women hi single and hi vie and want our mar­ work and out on the town, DEAR ABBY: I have You can make excellent dish cloths from the mesh exercise physiology at the University of New Mexico the older he gets, the less double occupancy). For tact Winnie Cunningham • Wednesday: 9 a.m. triple — Ginger Yourkas, riage to last. How can I get weeknights as well as another response for bags in which oranges, potatoes, onions, etc. are sold. and is teaching there and working in the cardiac milk he needs. further details, please at 647-3084. health clinic — Cancer 213 and 532; Men hi single back with him and solve weekends. He howls in­ “ Sober in St. Paul,” who Just boll for IS minutes in water to which chlorine exercise research lab. stop by the center and Please make note of the film and discussion; 9; 30 and hi triple — Mike m y mother-in-law cessantly from the time asked what he should say bleach has been added. Put still good but no-longer The bride is a graduate of the University of D E AR ABBY: My prob­ pick up a flyer. following programs on a.m. crewel class; refin­ Pierro, 216 and 561. problem? the woman leaves until to people who tell him he’s needed furniture and appliances back into use by Wisconsin. She is an occupational therapist for the lem is my mother-in-law. Golfers are reminded Thursdays: ishing class; 10 a.m. BRIDGE SCORES: Ed HURTING she comes home. no fun to be with since he ssHluBilMca • lew-cost Classifled. 643-2711. state of New Mexico in the rural school system. We’ve been living with that play this Monday will O ct. 27 — to be Friendship Circle; pino­ H indle, 7,660; Helen IN SOUTH DAKOTA When I told the woman quit drinking. her, trying to save enough be a make-up date for announced. chle games; noon lunch; Bensche, 5,020; Sol Cohen, money to get on our own. that her dog’s howling How about: "Gee, since I ’ve been sober, you’re not April 25, and the following Nov. 3 — Senior Center birthday party; 12:30 4,940; Tom Regan, 4,860; We haven’t been married DEAR HURTING: As was disturbing me, she C p.m. bridge games; ip.m. much fun to be with final Monday will be a Orchestra. Hans Bensche, 4,280; a year yet. We weren’t long as your mother-in- became hostile and said arts and crafts class; bus either.” make-up date for May 9 Nov. 10 — No program Ruth Regan, 4,250. forced into it; it's what we law is providing you with there was nothing she pick up at 8 a.m.; return BEEN THERE rain date. To find out your — to allow setup for Fair. PINOCHLE SCORES: both wanted. I've just bed and board, you will be could do about it. tee and starting times, Nov. 17 — movie on trips at 12:30 and 3:15 Robert Schubert, 618; please refer to your ye­ Mark Twain, “ The House p.m. Bess Moonan,611; Nadine arly schedule. Starting (hat Mark Built.” • Thursday: 9 a.m. or­ Malcom, 576; Peter Ca- times will be one-half hour Nov. 24 and 25 — Closed chestra rehearsal; 9:30 sella, 562; Floyd Post, Could these sugar cravings later. for Thanksgiving. a.m. basketweaving; 561; Marge ReM , 561; T h e Golf League Please lake advantage quilting class; noon Betty Hebert, 546; Martin T Awards Banquet will be of the following free servi­ lunch; 1 p.m. program to Bakstan, 542. held at the American ces: be announced; bus pick up be a symptom of addiction? Legion Hall on November 1. Legal Aid Clinic — qt 10 a.m.; return after 10, starting at 6 p.m. This Nov. 3, 10 to 12 p.m., by program. year we will again have appointment only. • Friday; 10 a.m. nusT DEAR DR. LAMB: I P.O. Box 1551, Radio City the pleasure to dance to 2. Medicare Assistance bingo; chess and quite often react as if I am Station. New York, N.Y. the Lou Joubert band. The — Nov. 9, 1 to 3 p.m., by checkers; exercise class; 10019. noon lunch; 12:30 p.m. IKOCSIS addicted to sugar. Is there menu will consist of a appointment only. The way to break the for DIIECTOR some physical condition choice of chicken or ten­ Lastly, best wishes to setback games; bus pick Om m . T « I l M l U m Km H a. that would cause a person Your Health habit involves toughing it derloin steak. Non­ Mike Zwick, avid partici­ up at 8 a.m.; return trips mrn9wmm.rtem. to crave foods high in out until your body read­ participants in the league sugar? Also, is there justs to your not consum­ are welcome to attend (or anything that can be done Lawrence Lamb, M.D. ing too many sweets. It the meager price of $10. If to eliminate this apparent will make the adjustment you have any questions, need to take in large in a few days to a week. please contact Norm amounts of sweets? You can substitute good Lasher at 643-7528. fresh fruit such as a raw Men interested in par­ AGW AYi DEAR READER: appid or vegetables when ticipating in the Senior Sugar is not addictive. you feel that sweet urge Citizen’s Center 8 Ball After all, it contains only the capability to produce reaponses to blood glu­ coming on. Championship, are re­ two basic substances, glu­ the amount of insulin you cose tests occur in normal Help from an expert minded they must sign up FRESH cose nd fructose, found in need for your sweet habit. people. Diet should by no later than October the entire carbohydrate Now if you stop eating Recent studies also sug­ Kim. Kiss, a college intern, was at Damon Collins, Grade 2 student, center, 31. The Tourney is sche­ foods, specifically the sweets the excess insulin gest that some people allow cheating duled for November 7, CITRUS bread and cereal group as makes your blood glucose need more glucose to Robertson School recently, helping and Wendy Germond, Grade 6 are with the pairing being well as the fruit and level ride the low side and affect brain chemistry but on occasion some of the students to decorate the painting patterns designed by Ms. Kiss, posted by November 2. vegetable group. this stimulates your appe­ I think those studies are SACRAMENTO, Calif. school windows to get ready for a student at Manchester Community Participants will be al­ SALE Nevertheless, some tite to eat more sweets too early for any conclu­ (UPI) — Dietitian Su­ lowed one week to com­ celebrating American Education Week, College who volunteered her time. Mr. and Mrs. Jamm S. Adams H m smart way to save on the fresbesL sun-ripened citrus fruit people do crave sweets. and bring your blood sions yet. zanne Rice says the key to Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Mackey plete their match with the Now you can buy in money-saving case loU. and have ^enty of fresh Probably the most com­ glucose back to normal. You’ll be interested in cheating on a diet is Nov. 14 through 119. The children. winner advancing 2 fnih on hand for family or Mends. All fruit is tree-ripened to perfection in accordingly. mon cause is that the body The converse works, reading the facts in The planning around your the warm southern sunshine. Then picked, packed and rushed to you for has adjusted to consum­ too. If you don’t eat any Health Letter 19-4, Sugar lifestyle. Adams-GIfford Mackey-Sharp Coming up on No­ yrintertime enioyment. ing a certain'amount of sweets your pancreas, and Sweets: Good and “ A diet should be a vember 9, starting at Succulent eaUng oranges perfect for snacking. sweet juice oranges sweets. It is similar to specifically the islets of Bad, which I am sending healthy eating plan, not a Engagements 12:30 p.m., we will be bursting with flavor...pink or golden grapefruit All graded U S. *1! reactive hypoglycemia. - Langerhans that produce you. The hazards of short term punishment,” Laurie Ann Gifford, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Deborah Anne Sharp, daughter of Mary Anne having auditions for our So good. It’s actually guaranteed Here is how it works. insulin, gets ^ y . Then sweets has been over­ she said. Ronald E. Gifford Jr. of Branchport, N.Y., and James Welles of Enfield and Edward F. Sharp of Andover, 1984 Senior Citizen Var­ All Agway fresh fruit carries a customer satisfaction guarantee. It lor any You eat concentrated when yojriCona^e sweets done. Others who want It should be an eating Scott Adams of 47 Edwards St., son of Mr. and Mrs. was married to Daniel Justin Mackey, son of Mr. and iety Show. This year our reason your o r ^ is unacceptable, just return it within 24 hours lor a full swMts and your pancreas your islets can’t produce this issue can send 75 management plan that Voiland-Quental McCausland-Testoli James F. Adams of 286 E. Middle Turnpike, were Mrs. Toyvia Mackey of Vermont, Sept. 24 at d irector will be Bob refund of the purchase price. produces insulin to lower enough insulin and your married June 18 in United Methodist Church, Talcottville Congregational Church. Vater, head of the Fine Stop by aoon, otdera miut 2 cents with a long, allows you to ‘cheat’ on the blood glucose level tc high blood glucose level is stamped, self-addressed occasion and that teaches Branchport, N.Y. Arts Department at Man­ be received by: QCI. 19, 1983 normal limits. Your pan­ like a diabetics. In fact, envelope for it to me, in you how to deal with food Ms. Mary Voiland of East Mr. and Mrs. Robert McCaus- The Rev. Margie Mayson of Clifton Springs, N.Y. The Rev. Kenneth Knox officiated at the ceremony. chester Community Col­ For pickup on: 19,3 creas literally develops that is how some diabetic care of this newspaper. at home, in a restaurant. Hartford and Lewis Voiland of land of Ashland, Maine, announce performed the double ring ceremony. The bride was Brenda Sharp of Andover, sister-in-law of the bride, lege. New talent is always N a v e l East Hartford announce the en­ the engagement of their daughter, was matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Audrey given in marriage by her father. welcome, and we will also O ran ges gagement of their daughter, Linda Ann M arie McCausland, to Scott Valerie Knoblauch of Canandaigua, N.Y., sister of Sharp of Enfield, sister of the bride, Kathleen be having a pianist on Marie Voiland, to Sean Anthony Edward Testori, son of Dr. and the bride, was matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Kauffman of Austin, Texas, and Bridget MacDonald hand if you are in need of 2/5 bu. 'P ill Work is in her plan book Quental of 51 Pearl St., son of Mr. Mrs. Edward Testori of East Lauralee Feiner, Shelburne, Vt., Wendy Gifford, of Andover. accompaniment. Please 17.49 Crape(ruit and Mrs. Ricardo Quental of 697 E. Hartford. Penn Yan., N.Y., sister-in-law of the bride, Patricia Timothy Mackey of Vermont, brother of the groom, 4/5 bu. 2/5 bu. Middle Turnpike. The bride-elect is a 1970 gradu­ Gifford, Branchport, N.Y., sister-in-law of the bride, was best man. Ushers were Michael Sharp of Continued from page 11 go home and take care of little to keep in mind that some of us The bride-elect is a 1977 gradu­ ate of Ashland Community High Laurie Herman, Prattsburh, N.Y., Marie Walters, $5.65 Andover, brother of the bride, Donald Sady and f i l l . brothers or sisters,” Mrs. Taylor have never left them,” she said. ate of I^anchester High School. She School in Ashland, Maine, a 1974 Branchport, and Amber Wraight, Hammondsport, Antique silver Juice 4/5 bu. “ These are the things that make said. “ If you’re having family is employed by Information Sys­ graduate of the University of Gregory Bentley, both of Vermont. G o ld e n N.Y. The bride is a graduate of RHAM High School in $ it all worthwhile,” she said. trouble, maybe you’re not Inter­ MRS. TA Y LO R holds a master’s tems Incorporated of Bristol. The Maine at Presque Isle, a 1975 Irving Hubbard of Vernon, uncle of the groom, was to be exhibited Oranges 8.20 Hebron and from Green Mountain College, Poultney, Grapefruit But while the rewards of teach­ ested in conjugating verbs.” degree in education from the prospective bridegroom is a 1978 graduate of the Computer Process­ best man. Ushers were Rick Moore and Wayne Tripp Vt. NEW YO RK ( U P I ) - A 4/S bu. 4/5 bu. ing are many, the frustrations are Mrs. Taylor also places some of University of Connecticut. She said —graduate of Manchester High ing Institute of East Hartford, and of Manchester, Mark and Rodney Gifford of The groom is a graduate of Granville Central High fish knife and fork made also great. Mrs. Taylor acknowl­ the blame on television. Today it’s she does not have any aspiration to School and he is employed by a 1982 graduate of the Barbizon Branchport, brothers of the bride. Donald Angel, $7.70 School, Granville, N.Y. He is employed at Moore’s (or King Louis-Philippe • 9 . 3 7 edged the existence of more harder to stimulate student inter­ follow in the footsteps of Manches­ Technical Conservation Energy as School of Modeling of West Hart­ Bath., N.Y., and Michael Smith, Dundee, N.Y., cousin Corners Inc. in Granville, N.Y. and a gold and silver- obstacles to teaching than when est in subjects which do not lend ter High School teacher Leroy E. a commercial salesman. ford. She is employed as a data of the bride. After a reception at Vito’s Birch Mountain Inn, plated samovar made (or she first began her career in themselves to visual aids, such as Hay, last year’s teacher of the year A July 7, 1984 wedding is entry operator at United Parcel After a reception at Bath KampOut, Bath, N.Y., the Bolton, the couple went on a wedding trip to Canada. a princess-cousin of Napo­ Bergen, N.J. in the 1950s. English literature. who went on to capture the national planned. Service of West Hartford. couple left on a wedding trip. They are making their They will make their home in Poultney, Vt. leon III will be shown In a But, she adds, the writing skills title. The prospective bridegroom is a home at 67 Edwards St. Louvre lineage silver exhibit slated (or STUDENTS TODAY are "less of her students have improved in 1973 graduate of East Catholic The bride Is a iraduate of Prattsburg Central eight American cities this self-motivated than ever before,” the past two years, particularly in , “ I just want to be a successful The Louvre Museum in Paris High School and attended Man­ School and a 1983 graduate of Keuka College, N.Y., fall. she said. A contributing factor creative assignments. teacher and represent Manchester was first opened to the public on chester Community College from with a degree in English education. She is employed BucUand Agway. $40 Haw Stata I Keep your TV picture sharp with frequent cleaning None of the 95 pieces may be changing family patterns As for recent criticism of the in whatever falls my w ay," she Nov. 8, 1793. The construction of 1973 to 1974. He is an inspector at by Liturgical Publications of Hartford. of the screen. Use a mild soap with water or a bit of from the Boullhet- 643-5123 Mancliattar CT2 that require children to grow up nation’s schools, Mrs. Taylor is said. the Louvre, originally intended as Pratt & Whitney Aircraft of East The groom is a 1979 graduate of Manchester High ammonia in water. Be sure to dry thoroughly. If you Christofle Museum in Pa­ faster. quick to defend Manchester Mrs. Taylor will automatically a royal residence, was started in Hartford. School. He is an Installation and repair technician have an extra television set no one watches, why not ris has been exhibited schools. be considered for the statewide 1203 by King Philippe Auguste. Its A November 5, 1983 wedding is with the Southern New England Telephone Co. and is a exchange (or cash with a low-cost ad in Classified? outside of Europe until “ Perhaps they’re overburdened “ I think this cry for back to teacher of the year title later this fine art collection was begun by planned in Hartford Full Gospel Uratenant with the Manchester Eighth District Fire 643-2711. now. with other problems...they have to basics is a good one, but you have year. Frinrps I in the 16th eentitrv. Church. Ann Marie McCaualand Department. lAGWAYi

v1 I I 14 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. Oct. 22, 1983 Ma n c u k s i k h h k k a u ), s.iiiiKiiiy. 0( t i . uma - ir. r-MACC News. So tar, there’s still no Inn In sight SPORTS

Editor's note; This column is prepared by the IN DESPERATION, Barb Baker and Joanie bureaucrat heaven change the guidelines (or the keep the soup kitchen going and to get the shelter amounts or both at once. And what Is more fun, no open, and to come be a friend to the friendless. A forgettable staff of the Manchester Area Conference of O'Laughlin, who are still coordinating shelter Churches. It appears on Saturdays. activities, started calling churches last week to one anywhere will put anything in writing. No Who but God knows when the burden of living see if they would be willing to let some people siree. becomes intolerable (or someone else — but if we By Nancy Carr sleep in their pews. In short, my friends, we badly So we play a new game. We write down the can provide at least these basic human needs and MACC Director need space for a shelter. information as it is given to us over the phone (or with them our belief in God's never failing love week in sports at the meeting — or the meetings), date the and forgiveness, we will not ask quite so many What can I say, except so far there is no room at The following is required to open up a shelter paper, make a note of the person giving the questions after it’s too late. the players haven't taken it upon the inn. Everything is go for the emergency for homeless men and women: (1) an area that information and make copies which we send out. The past week in sports stunk themselves to ease up a little. And shelter, except space. will accommodate 20 or 25 beds, four coffee tables Doesn’t seem to have helped much but makes us like dirty sweatsocks. THANK YOU the players fighting aren’t rookies MACC had 25 new beds on rollers, complete and at least 16 chairs; (2) two separate toilet feel better. That's the nicest way to describe To Ed and Barbara Royce, Veronica Robldoux, scrapping for a job; they've been with plastic-covered mattresses and plastic- facilities (It would be great to have showers but I know you are ready to do your own strangling another outbreak of drug convic­ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Heering, Theodore and around the league and were even covered pillows, plus two sets of sheets and one we will settle (or toilets and wash bowls and hot but we are doing the best we can. And don't blame tions, childish fighting and more Ruth Chambers for their contributions to the led by Celtic general manager Red blanket each courtesy of the Department of water); (3) A location in the dow'ntown area. MACC staff — they've really been on the firing disregard for education at an Shepherd's Place, to the parishioners at Assump­ Human Resources of the state of Connecticut. We None of the shelter users have cars and they tend line on this one and ('ain't their fault. They pass institution of higher athletics. Auerbach, who joined the sticks- tion and Emanuel for donations to the Pantry, and and-stones bickering by calling have an additional dozen new blankets from a to stay in the downtown area ^here they can sit in you the latest information they have been given. It used to be that parents would to Joseph Schauster and Louis and Irma Della sweetheart of a gentleman in his 80s, plus a pile of the library during the day to keep warm. If you There will be a^iother meeting next week and we steer their kids toward .sports "to Moses Malone an SOB. Ferra for their gifts to the Human Needs Fund. used blankets, towels and wash cloths you have have any space that meets these conditions, will try to get something final for you — for at keep them out of trouble.” That A sidenote to all this: Listen to Contributions can be made to MACC, Box 773, given us. It's all in storage. please call Barbara Baker at 649-9349 or Hanna least two weeks. idealistic bubble has burst in Manchester High football coach Manchester. All MACC contributions are tax We also have close to 100 volunteers and well Marcus at the Department of Human Resources. recent years; more and more, Ron Cournoyer before a pre­ deductible. over half of them have already been through a And pray it stays warm. HARD NEWS athletes are setting no more of an season game telling his players, September training program. The volunteers One of the young men we’ve fed and helped on example for kids than the scum “ No cussing or arguing with the aren’t in storage but they are on hold. PLEASE DON’T SAY CHEESE! occasion hung himself this week. And we're not VOLUNTEERS NEEDED Belker drags into the station on referees. And no fighting. If one of Everything was all set to begin on Oct. 1. No Honestly, until the past months I never thought feeling very good about it. There are always all We are still hoping that someone with typing Hill Street Blues. their players hits you, fall to the space was available. We set the date for Oct. 15; of cheese as a dirty word, but every time the word the questions you ask yourself — about what you skills would be willing to give us a few hours a Here what happended this week ground and go into the fetus but there was still no room at the inn. c-h-e-e-s-e is mentioned, MACC staff turn pale did or should have done to help but didn't. There is week. You can type in your own home if you can to light my cynical fires: position.” Fortunately the weather, has been most grey and start to shiver uncontrollably, pick up the wish that you could buy back last month so pick up and deliver materials. We’re also looking But the big boys fight, Ron. Why cooperative this year. Last year we had some the nearest chair and strangle a rung, write, help, that different decisions and Judgments could be for a coordinator for Christmas gifts to First, four more major leaguers can't we? very cold days and nights in October. This year, help, help across the paper lying in front of them made. Death closes the door on second guesses. convalescent homes, and an organization to admitted they have a nose for more thank God, the weather has stayed reasonably — any or all of the above. For all the young men like him though, I beg your sponsor the annual ‘Toys (or Joy campaign and than just baseball. Willie Aikens, Third, the Marcus Dupree-Barry Switzer fallout, or As The Sooners warm (not that I would want to sleep out all Please folks. It isn't our fault. Every two weeks understanding, your patience, your willingness, disbursement. Please call the MACC office at Willie Wilson, Jerry Martin and night). But it's getting chilly now. someone in the powers far, far away in to defer judgment. I beg you, please, to help us 649-2093, if you can donate your time and caring. Vida Blue, all admitting drug use, Turn: These two made the Ewings showed us what we should do with look like the Osmonds. A success­ ful football team is supposed to be a happy family; at least that’s the philosophy Cournoyer has instilled in his players (and who can argue Calendar V v Barry with 5-0?). Many of the problems arose Peters from the Oklahoma coach’s com­ Jarvis to be installed Herald ments to the media about Dupree, Nuclear freeze on agenda Concert at South Here’s Center’s week C -1, alternately criticizing him for not COVENTRY — The Rev. David F. Jarvis will be Robert Alpem, director of the Unitarian Universal­ The second in a series of concerts sponsored by The following events are scheduled at Center Sportswriter practicing and then calling him installed as minister of the Second Congregational “ the greatest football player in is! Association's Washington office for social concern, South United Methodist Church will be given tonight Copngregational Church for the coming week: Vinnie Liscomb John Comeau Felicia Falkowski Debbie Dussault Church, United Church of Christ Sunday at 6 p.m. at will speak at the Unitarian at 8 at the church, 1226 Main St. Monday — 7 p.m., Bible study, Fedederation Hall. America.” the church on Boston Turnpike. Meetinghouse, 153 W. Ver­ Performers will include Judith Loven, soprano; Tuesday — 3:30 p.,m.. Pilgrim Choir, choral room: Why couldn’ t Switzer sit down Jarvis will become the 27th minister to serve the non St., Sunday at 10:30 Deborah Benson, mezzo-soprano; John C. Beggs, 5:30 p.m., confirmation, Robbins Room. and help the poor kid out? Where our money should we ever hit tne church in its 238-year history. He will succeed the Rev. a.m. tenor, and Robert Gordon, baritone. David Clyle was there any mention of Dupree’s Wednesday — 6:30 p.m., sacred dance. Federation High school roundup lottery and have half the dough Robert K. Bechtold of Coventry, who retired in Alpem is chairman of the Morse will accompany the singers on the piano! Room; 7:30 p.m.. Chancel Choir, choral room. education at Oklahoma? Just they do. December after 15 years of service to the Coventry governmental relations The event is open to the public. Tickets are $3. because he didn't like the (cxitball Thursday — 10 a,m., Bible study. Federation The grand old game of America congregation. task force of the national Refreshments wil be served. Call 647-9142. coach, he split for greener Room; 7:30 p.m., parish visitation training seminar. — you know, baseball, hot dogs, Jarvis, 35, is a native of Westport. He is the son of nuclear freeze campaign. Woodruff hall. gridirons. apple pie and a toot of coke — just Mr. and Mrs. Henry F. Jarvis. He attended Hartt He was a member of the Dupree has said he's ready (or isn’ t so grand anymore. School of Music, University of Hartford, and U.S. peace delegation to the Indians ready for Hall game; classes now, but don't bet that he Granted, all kids, not just graduated from the Bangor Theological Seminary in Federal Republic of Ger­ Walk through the Bible checked out Georgia's laboratory Service council at Emanuel athletes, eventually must confront Bangor, Me., in 1979. He was ordained in 1980. many, the Netherlands and facilities or Southern Mississippi's Jarvis has served in various ministerial capacities The following events are scheduled at Emanuel such problems as whether or not to pre-law program before deciding Belgium, in the largest The Church of the Nazarene will sponsor a walk over the past 10 years. He was involved in youth Lutheran Church (or the coming week: experiment with drugs. But it's sad on the latter school. demonstration ever held through the Bible seminar Oct. 29 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. ministry at Avon Congr^ational Church before he Monday — 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., Lutheran World Falkowski sets X-country mark to see these professionals, emu­ Hopefully, Marcus will surprise against nuclear arms in at the church, 236 Main St. lated by youngsters who find entered the seminary. He served as pastor of the Amsterdam in 1981. He was Relief quilting in Luther Hall; 2 p.m., Beethoven everyone and hit the books and the The Rev. Bill Wheat will reading the sports pages like Dedham, Maine, Congregational Church and was one of 51 persons arrested Chorus to Avon; 3:30 p.m., staff meeting; 6:45 p.m., gridiron with some intensity in the teach history, geography, school record with a 15:26 time the court. weeding through police reports, minister at the Falls Village Congregational Church. for blockading the Air Boy Scouts; 7:30 p.m., property committee. All the preliminaries are now out this given day they were the much future....of course, that’s after he and life-changing applica­ over the 2.6 mile course at In a five-set thriller Friday. getting into this kind of trouble. Before coming to Coventry in 1983, he was minister Force Association's Arms 'Tuesday — 10 a.m.. Old Guard — all retired men of of the way and Manchester and ' better skilled team. sues the NCAA to get his eligibility tions of the Bible through Wickham Park. She topped the Ellington nipped the Eagles, 15-6, Here's another vote for Bowie of evangelism at the Grand Avenue Congregational Bazaar in .1981 in community invited; 1:30 p.m.. We Gals — all retired Hall can take care of business " I was proud of the way our girls moveed up from 1985 to next the use of hand signs. previous Manchester best of Kim 1-15, 9-15, 15-6 and 15-13. Ellington Kuhn to leave the commissioner’s Church in Milwaukee, Wis. In Connecticut, he has Washington. women of community welcome: 4 p.m.. Junior and Tuesday at Memorial Field — played. We didn'tquit for a minute. Wednesday. Rev. Wheat is a graduate Scott (15:54) while moving into came down from 3-11 to win the office with a bang. Throw the bums been active in youth programs at the Silver Lake Alpern was the organizer Cherub choirs; 7:30 p.m., basketball meeting in deciding who will be the CCIL Lucy (Vernall) in goal and Denise of Dallas Theological Semi­ sixth on the all-time course record final game. out — on their noses. Bowie. Conference Center in Sharon. of many protests on U.S. Luther Hall; worship and music: 7:45 p.m., Claudia soccer champion for 1983. Belleville played real well Just when it appeared there was nary. He is the senior list. The loss was the Eagles’ third in Prior to the installation, an ecclesiastical council intervention in Viet Nam, Circle — Bible study with intern Steve. The two clubs made the dream defensively.” no hope anywhere in the wide, wide Robert Alpern pastor at Grace Commun­ " I think we'll give Windham a four contests and drops them to Second, the NBA becomes the will meet at 4 p.m. to examine and vote on Jarvis. At nuclear weapons tests, the Wednesday — 7:30 p.m., Emanuei Choir. showdown possible Friday with Manchester was outshot, 22-3. world of sport, along came Wed­ ity Church in Danbury. good run for the league champion­ 10-4 on the year. East received fine National Basketbrawl Associa­ that time Jarvis will present a paper entitled arms race, the B-1 bomber, and was a participant in Thursday — 10a.m., prayer group; 11; 15a.m., care victories, the Indians a 3-0 winner Vernali was busy with 16 saves. nesday night's Whalers-Capitals The event is open to the ship," punned Indian coach Phil play from spikers Carolyn Delsig- tion. It wasn't just the Celtics- "Shepherding in the 80s — a Realistic Look at civil disobedience at the Capitol during the Viet Nam and visitation; noon, Manchester Community ^ r v i- over Conard High at Memorial Manchester's next game is Mon­ contest. No one in the Civic Center public. Registrations wil Blanchette, whose team is now 6-1. nore and Janet Rataic. Sixers skirmish last weekend. Two Pastoral Theology in the Age of Communications." years. He was a senior staff member of SANE, a ces Council; 3:45 p.m.. Belle Choir; 6:30 p.m ., Field and the Warriors a victor day at home against Wethersfield was sitting at the end of the open at 8 a.m. the day of the over Penney High. The Indians run at Windham at East travels to Glastonbury other pre-season games have The examination will be followed by a supper for citizen’s organization for a sane world, in New York confirmation classes: 7 p.m., fair workshop in Luther High at 3:30 p.m. Whalers’ hustling, determined 3-0 seminar. Those who regis­ 3:30 p.m. Tuesday. Friday for a 3:15 p.m. game. featured fisticuffs as the main delegates and guests in the Community Hall next to and Washington from 1969 to 1975. Hall. Each club sports a 10-0-1 league victory over the Capitals. Even ter before Wednesday will mark with the lone blemish a 2-2 tie Results: I. Felicia Falkowski event. Maybe the NBA is degener­ the church. Alpern's visit to Manchester coincides with a Friday — 8 p.m., singles and young couplesat Steve coach Jack Evans said "it made receive a $5 discount. against each other back on Sept. 23 Coventry tops Bolton (M ), 15:26 over the 2.6 mile course: ating the way of the NHL. weekend protest across the U.S. and Europe against Sabin's. the hair rise on your body.” Tuition is $25. Discounts in West Hartford. 2. Simoni (W), 3. Dussault (M ), 4. promoting fighting through the Children’s choir begins the first deployment of new de-stabilizing U.S. missies Saturday — 8 p.m.. Alcoholics Anonymous meeting COVENTRY - It seems like are available for families, Castagna (M ), 5. Bottone (M ), 6. Girls Swimming permissiveness of the officiating in Perhaps the thesis that sports is in Europe. in Luther Hall, 60 Church St. "Our kids are ready,” said everyone’s picking on the Bolton BOLTON — A children's choir has started at St. students and senior citi­ Manchester coach Bill McCarthy boys' soccer team lately. Rizza (W), 7. Brassell (M), 8. order to boost poor attendance. pure escapism has gone by the George’s Episcopal Church, Route 44. The choir Nursery care wili be available during the program. Rev. Bill Wheat M H S rom ps zens. Call 646-8599. of the upcoming battle. " I think it With two of its top players out Harvey (E). 9. Arico (EH). 10. Actually, the players have wayside with all the bad news meets Sunday at 11:15 and one Saturday a month. will be a real dogfight but I know from an already undermanned Loughlin (W). ENFIELD — Manchester High blamed the substitute referees for reported on these pages. But when Director is Eldon Coykendall. Children play the kids will do the best they can.” squad, Botlon has hit the skids, girls' swimming team scored an letting the games get out of hand. you get inside the arena and the musical games and learn the liturgy. The choir is open Sing spree at South Manchester had little difficulty 'losing again to Coventry, 3-1, easy 102-63 victory over Enfield (The scabs are taking the place of sport is played in its purest to all young people age 7 and up. Call 649-9780 Bible seminar at Nazarene The following events are scheduled at South United in disposing of the Chieftains. 1-10. Friday. The Bulldogs, winless in MHS boys fall High in CCIL action here Friday the real refs who are out on a labor sense....it’s fun again, and it's a evenings. Methodist Church for the coming week: The following events are scheduled at the Church of dispute — what else?) Of course. game once more. St. Mary’s receives cross Conard didn't record a shot on goal theirlast four games, are now 5-5-1 The Manchester High boys’ afternoon. Tuesday — 10 a.m.. Vineyards group; 7:30 p.m., the Nazarene (or the coming week: until 3:30 remained in the contest. Parishioners of St. Mary’s Episcopal Church wjll while Coventry goes to 7-4-1. cross country needs a tittle im­ Manchester, 5-1, was led by women's prayer and study. Tuesday — 2 p.m., service at Crestfield Convales­ That was against Manchester Holy Spirit breakfast celebrate the diocesan bicentennial on Nov. 1 when "W e generated a lot of offense.” provement — abopt 15 seconds seven different people taking first Wednesday — 10 a.m., Bible study, 1208 Main St.; 7 cent Home; 3 p.m., service at Vernon Manor; 7 p.m., back-up netminder Jeff Thrall, said Coventry coach Bob Plaster. they receive a 12-foot rough-hewn cross. worth, according to coach George placements. Kelly Wynn led a 1-2-3 The Over East prayer groups will sponsor a Holy p.m.. Bell (^hoir; 7:30 p.m.. Chancel Choir; Bible board of Christian life meeting. who came on at the start of the "W e had the shots and put most of The cross is being sent to state parishes as part of an Suitor. sweep in diving for the Indians. Right combo puts Spirit breakfast Oct. 29 at 9 a.m. at the Army & Navy study. Wednesday — 7 p.m., family prayer night; Teen fourth quarter in relief of .starter invitation to spiritual renewal. The cross remains in them close, but only three in." The Indians dropped their se­ Sharon Lauzon in the 100-yard Club, 1090 Main St. Thursday — 6.30 p.m.. Junior Choir; 7:30 p.m.. bible study: Chancel Choir rehearsal. Chris Peter.sen. The shutout was each parish for three days. It is accompanied by All of the Patriot tallies came in cond decision of the year to East butterfly. Erin Sullivan in the The Rev. Joseph Looney, pastor of St. Justin’s' Youth Choir; board of trustees; 8 p.m., "The Thursday — counseling sessions available with the seventh in succession for the the first half on goals by Mark communion vessels which belonged to Samuel Hartford. 29-32. but defeated We­ 500-yard freestyle, Beth Fournier, Church in Hartford, will speak. Tickets are $4.50. The Prophets.” Rev. Eddy. Call 646-8599. Indians, who've blanked nine of 11 Berkowitz, Steve Burrell and Seabury, the first Episcopal bishop in Connecticut and thersfield 18-45 Friday. The split Jeanne Lemieux and Lisa Terry in Celtics over LA event is open to the public. Contact John L. Giovann, Friday — 10 a.m., Al-Anon; 7:30 p.m., sing spree Friday — teen costume party at Davis Building. opponents in yielding just three Devin McConnell. Bolton's Donald the 100-yard breaststroke each 139 Country Lane, East Hartford, at 568-3834. the New World. revisited. Saturday — walk-through Bible seminar. left the boys at 9-2 overall and 6-2 in goals this year. Haloburdo prevented the shutout the CCIL. turned in her best time of the year. By Barry Peters Lakers, this one a 127-98 blowout at The Indians had an overwhelm­ with a second-half goal. "W e didn't run our best but we Manchester's next outing is Herald Sports Writer the Hartford Civic Center Friday ing 24-1 edge in shots. They scored "W e just don't have the beef to got beaten by a good team ," said Tuesday in Enfield against Fermi night before a crowd of 13,158. the only tally required at the 4:15 throw in there with the larger Suitor. "W e need to improve by High at 3:30 p.m. HARTFORD — There's a wealth The third quarter combination of Religious services mark of the second period. This schools in the conference." said about 15 seconds per man in the Results: 200 medley relay: 1. M HS (Noone, of talent locked up in Boston Celtic Kevin McHale, Larry Bird, Robert came after total domination in the Bolton coach Ray Boyd. "W e were states." Tomkiel, Troy, Topolng), 2. Enfield, 3. green and gold, and it’s up to Parish, Gerald Henderson and opening 20 minutes. just outmanned again. It's tough The Indians run at Windham M H S 2:04.5. 200free: 1. Lemieux (M),2. Fournier first-year coach K.C. Jones to be Quinn Buckner did the Lakers in Rood, at the Green, Bolton. Chester. Rev. Norman Swen­ training), 8:15 p.m.; Sunday, ship service, nursery. (449- evening worship; 7:30 p.m., St. Mary Church, 1400 Main Midfielder Dan Evans sent a with the injuries.” Tuesday at 3:30 p.m. Asssmbllet of God son, 8 o.m., worship: 9:25 3472) bible study (Tuesdoy); 7 Unitarian (M), 3. Sines (M ) 2:23.1. the safecracker who finds the right again, as the Celtics broke a 68-68 Rev. R. Stanley Eaton, Inte­ Public Bible Lecture, 9:30 St., Coventry. Father James long 35-yard boot on goal which the Boyd credited goalie freshman Results: 1. Vinnie Liscomb (M ), 200 IM: 1. Troy (M), 2. McKlernan rim minister. 9:30 o.m., wor­ o.m., Sunday school: )0:2S a.m.; Watchtower Study, North United Methodist p.m., Lodles' prayer (Thurs­ J. W illiam son , pastor. Univeraaiiat combination for the 1983-84 NBA tie midway through the period with ^ Calvary Church (Asiem- a.m., coffee and fellowship; Church, 300 Parker St., Man­ day); 7 p.m.. Men's prayer Conard netminder couldn’t con­ Mike Yavinsky with a fine game as 16:31 over the 3.1 mile course; 2. (E), 3. Sulllyon (M) 2:33.9. blles of God), 400 Bucklond ship service, nursery, church 10:25. (444-1490) Mosses Saturday at 5:15 Unitarian Unlversallst 50free: I.TomIdel (M ),2.Oneto (E), season. a 23-10 spurt. The surge allowed school; 10:45 o.m., fellow­ 11 o.m., worship. (449-2855) chester. Richard W. Dupee, (Thursday); 7 p.m.. Youth p.m.; Sunday 9:30 and 10:45 trol. Senior Tom Finnegan, play­ he came up with 15 saves. Halfback Pruden (Eh). 3. Clapp (EH), 4. Rood, South Windsor. Rev. pastor. Schedule: 8:45 a.m., service (Friday). (449-9848) Society-East, 153 W. Vernon 3. Lauzon (M) :27.5. Thus far against the Los Angeles Boston to coast through the fourth Kenneth L. Gustotson. pas­ ship; 11 o.m., forum. (449- a.m.; holydays, 5:30and 7:30 St., Monchester. Rev. Arnold ing left wing, was on the post to Bob Harris and sweeperback Dave Comeau (M ), 5. Raymos (EH ), 6. Diving: 1. Wynn (M),2. Factora (M), 7077) Jewish — worship, adult Bible doss, p.m. Confessions 4:30 to 5 Westwood, minister. 10:30 Lakers, he’s succeeded. quarter and post their fifth exhibi- tor. 9:30 a.m., Sunday Episcopai nursery; 10:15a.m.,worship, snap up the rebound and flicked it Plant helped Coventry’s cause. Ortiz (EH), 7. Odom (M ), 8. 3. Emerson (M) 144.25 points. school! 10:30 a.m., worship, Center Congregational p.m. (742-4455) o.m., service. (444-5151) For the third time this pre­ Church, 11 Center St., Man­ Conservative church school (or oge 3 Preabyteilan Church of St. Mourlco, 32 into the far corner of the cage for Coventry travels to Canton for a McLernon (W), 9. Pruden (EH), child-core and nursery; 7:00 St. Osorge's Episcopal through 4 grade, nursery; Please (urn to page 16 season, the Celtics defeated the Please turn to page 16 p.m., evening service of chester. Rev. Newell H. Cur­ Church, 1150 Boston Turn­ Temple Beth Sholom, 400 Coventry Presbyterian Hebron Rood, Bolton. The his third goal of the season. 3:15 start Tuesday while Bolton 10. Lynch (M ). tis Jr., senior pastor; Rev. 5:30 p.m.. Senior Methodist Rev. J. Clifford Curtin, pos- Finnegan missed the early part of praise ond Bible preaching. Robert J: Bills, minister of pike, Bolton. Sundoy 8 o.m., E. Middle Turnpike,‘Man­ Youth Fellowship ot church; Church, Route 44A and Trow­ tor. Saturday massatSp.m.: plays at Cheney Tech at 3:15 p.m. (444-1102) Eucharist; 10 o.m. Holy chester. Richard J. Plavin, 7 p.m. sacred dance rehear­ bridge Road, Coventry. Rev. the season with a knee injury and Tuesday. visitations; Rev. Clifford O. Eucharist, Rev. John Hol- Sundoy mosses at 7:30, 9:15 Simpson, pastor emeritus; rabbi: Israel Tabatsky, can­ sal. (449-3494) Brad Evans, pastor. Sunday, and 11 a.m. (443-4444) “ has given us a spark the last three Baptist Michael C. Thornton, asso­ llger, vicar. 11 a.m., fellow­ tor; Dr. Leon Wind, rabbi South United Methodist 9:30 a.m., worship; 10:45 Field Hockey ciate pastor. 8 o.m., early ship hour. Monday through emeritus. Services, 8:15p.m. Church, 1224 Main St., Mon­ a.m., Sunday school; 7 p.m., or four games. He has helped the Community Baptist bird service; 8:45 o.m., Friday, 4:45 p.m.; evening Friday and 9:45 o.m. Satur­ chester. Dr. Shephard S. Bible study and fellowship. Saivation Army team coming off the bench. The Cheney wins another MH$ loses thriller Church; 585 E. Center St., breakfast. Woodruff Hall; 10 prayer. Wednesdays, 7:30 day. (443-9543) Johnson, Rev. Laurence M. Wednesdoy, 7:30 p.m., Manchester. Rev. James I. p.m.. Holy Eucharist and prayer meeting. (742-7222) kids see him hustling and figure PORTLAND — The Cheney Tech o.m., worship service, sanc­ I Hill, pastors. 9 and 10:45 Salvation Army, 441 Moln ' The Manchester girls’ field Meek, minister. 9:15 a.m., tuary; 10 o.m. summer prayers ot healing In the a.m., worship; 9 a.m., church Presbyterian Church of St., Manchester. Copt, and they should do the same,” boys' soccer team has finally found church school for all ages, chapel. (443-9203) Manchostor, 43 Spruce St., hockey team met one of the best church school. (447-9941) Lutheran school, nursery through se­ Mrs. Randoll Davis. 9:30 McCarthy said. the winning combination. kindergarten through Grade First Congregatlonai St. Mary's Episcopal nior high; 1^45 a.m., Manchester. Rev. Richard o. m., Sunday school; 10:45 teams in the state Friday and 4 continuing during the ser­ Church, Park and Church Gray, pastor. 10:30 a.m., "u o o never eHere the Evans made it 2-0 with his fourth Church ot Andover, Route 4, Concordia Luthoran nursery; Unlte . j n . , worship service, nursery, p. m., salvation meeting. goal of the season at the 12:57 mark nine contests, Cheney has won two worship. Nursery provided. Stephen K. Jacobson, rector; 9:15 a.m., Sunday school; 7 (449-7787). III (lie man, but the men All three goals came in the final Taylor, pastor. Sunday wor­ Manchester. Rev. Burton D. Bible, song, prayer fellow­ of the second period with a 30-yard •in a row, the latest a 4-1 decision (443-0537) ship: 11 o.m., nursery core Rev. Frederick P. Moser, Strand, pastor. Schedule: 8 ship. (447-9141) p.m.. Informal worship. (443- to HI Bie robe.- How dH- five minutes as Fermi, 9-1 on the Faith Baptist Church, 52 assoclote rector. 7:30 a.m.. a.m.. Holy Communion, 0904) lerenl from Hie common rocket from the left of the penalty over Portland High here Friday provided. Church school: Holy Eucharist; 9 a.m., Holy year, edged the Indians 2-1, Lake St., Manchester. Rev. 9:30 a.m., Sunday. (742-7494) nursery; 9:15 a.m., church preellee ot rellaloni Foul box into the upper right corner. afternoon in COC play. Portland James Bellosov, pastor. 9:30 Eucharist ond Church School school and Christian Growth Mormon leaving Manchester with a 2-7-2 a.m., Sunday school: 10:30 First Congregational with child core; 11 o.m.. Holy Roman Cathoiic wernod Ihel the Ume "Evans had an excellent game,” falls to 0-12. Church ot Coventry, 1171 hour, nursery; 10:30 a.m.. FORHaEtlMEaF would come when peo­ McCarthy said. "W e’re getting mark. a.m., worship service; 7 Main St., Coventry. Rev. Eucharist. (449-4583) Holy Communion, nursery. Church ot Jesus Christ of "They went ahead 1-0 in the first p.m., evening service. (444- (449-5311) Latter Day Saints (Mor­ Church ot the Assumption, CMUSTIM NOPE ANN UNE ple would not pul up wllh more scoring out of him which is "It was the most exciting game 5314) Bruce Johnson, pastor, 11 mon), 30 Woodside St., Man­ Adorns Street at Thompson sound doctrine, but half but we came right back," said of the season," said Manchester o.m., worship; 9:30 o.m., Emanuel Lutheran Road, Manchester. Rev. Ed­ nice to see. He now has the First Boptlst Church, 240 church school In Church Gospei Church, 40 Church St., chester. Wayne S. Taylor, D ia l^ q ^ O P E would lind tegehere to Cheney coach Paul Soucy. Por­ doach Lisa Maccarone. And who Hlllstown Rood, Manchester. Manchester. Rev. Dale H. bishop, 9:15a.m., sacrameni ward S. Pepin, pastor. Satur­ soy whet their HeMnB confidence to take those shots and tland’s score came at 20:56 of the Or. C. Conley, postor. (449- Lone House. Nursery care Church of the Living God, meeting; 10:15 o.m., Sunday day masses at 5 and 7:30 A aiiMry H could doubt her with the* exciting provided. (742-8487) an evangelical, full-gospel Gustafson, pastor; Steven P. eors went to hear, 2 Tim. it's nice to see them going in." first half, but Tech responded with 7509) Sabin, Intern: Rev. C. Henry school ond primary: 11:25 p.m.: Sunday mosses at 7:30, 4:»-4. finish. First Baptist Chapel ot the Second Congregational church, Robertson School, a.m., priesthood and relief 9,10:30 and 11:45. (443-2195) Carta Caiirintiinl Oardi Junior Brad Pelligrinelli scored four straight, two by Tol Vongsara- Church, 385 N. Main St., North School Street, Man­ Anderson, pastor emeritus. St. Borthelomow'sChurch, Fermi started the fireworks DOOt, 240 Hlllstown Rood, Sunday schedule: 9:30 a.m., society. (443-4003) iiew w lir You mey reeent the his 10th goal of the season with a sinh and one each by Sean Manchester. Rev. K. Monchester. The Rev. V. chester. Rev. David W. 741E. Middle Turnpike, Man­ morel rtefrelnis Chrletl- when Amy Romano drove home Joseph Milton, pastor. 10 Mullen, pastor. Meeting Sun­ worship In the sanctuary; chester. Rev. Martin J. 10-yard left-footed boot at 7:44 of Sherwood and Jim Duffield. As­ Kreutzer, pastor. (443-7543) o. m. worship servicedays, and lOtoll :30a.m. Nursery nursery, children's chapel; onNy Imposes, but bene- the first goal with under five 10:45 a.m., Sunday church Nationai Cathoiic Scholsky, pastor. Saturdoy the third period. sists were credited to Dan Wright church school; 11 o.m., tel-* and Sunday school. mass at 5 p.m.: Sunday sured those rsstrIcHons Sweeperback Eric Waller! and minutes left. Manchester (ought lowship hour. (449-2843) Full Gospel Interdenomi­ school, nursery, Bible study. wNI netbemodinedtolll with two and Sal Rafala and Christian Science (443-1193) St. John's Polish Nallenol masses at 8:30, 10 and 11:30 back with a goal one minute later Second Congregational national Church, 745 Main Catholic Church, 23 Golway a.m. four Ntestyte. You may defenders Dan Guachione, John Sherwood with one apiece. Church of Coventry, 1744 Latvian Lutheran Church “ ABC’s on left inner Lisa Pierce's goal First Church ot Christ, St., Manchester. Rev. Philip St., Monchester. Rev. Stan­ St. Bridget Church, 70Main udge the doctrinal pat­ Janenda and Brian Mllone were Goalies Tung Pho and Ray Scientist, 447 N. Main St., Boston Turnpike, Coventry. P. Saunders. Sunday, 10:30 ot Manchester, 21 Garden St., ley M. Loncola, pastor. 9 St., Manchester. Rev. Philip I after a Jen Kohut assist. Rev. David Jarvis, minister. Manchester. (443-2051) tern ot scripture hope­ standouts for Manchester. Manchester. 10:30 a.m., a.m., adult Bible study and a.m., mass. (443-5904) A. Sheridan and Rev. Emilio lessly euldeled, bul Brooks teamed for 9 saves for Fermi then got the final tally as church service, Sunday Regular schedule: 10 a.m., Sunday school; 7 p.m., wor­ Prince of Peace Lutheran P. Padelll, co-postors. Satur­ of Being Hoimn" Cheney, which hosts Bolton Tues­ school, and core for small worship; 8 o.m., Dlol-A-Rlde ship service. Tuesday at 7:30 Church, Route 31 and North day masses at 5 and 7:30 knew tor a esrtolnly H Lisa Tenerowicz knocked home the children. (449-1444) Reading to church; 8:45 a.m., church p.m., special Bible studies; River Rood, Coventry. Rev. uNImolsly, day at 3:15 p.m. winner wtih two minutes to play. W.H. Wllkens, pastor. 9a.m., Nazarene p.m.; Sundoy massesat7:30, Can: MHS giris fall Room, 454A Center St., Mon- school, nursery to grade Wednesday at 7:30 p.m., 9,10:30 and noon. (443-2403) Maccarone complimented the Herald photo by Pinto Chester. (449-8982) eight, adult discusslan; 11 worship serylce. Prayer line, Sunday school; 10:15 a.m., Church ot tho Nazarono, 51. James Church, 894Main a.m., coffee and fellowshlp; worship service. (742-7548) 234 Main St., Manchester. Christ became sin Hiol WEST HARTFORD - Running (inel play of midfielder Wendy 444-8731, 24 hours. St., Manchester. Rev. Fran­ wo might become I Cross Country 11:15 a.m., lunlar choir; 4 Gospel Hall, Center Street, Zion Evangelical Lutheran Rev. Neale McLain, senior cis V. KrukowskI, Rev. Ro­ into one of the better teams in the Burgess and Daryl Sibrinsz along Indians In hot pursuit p. m., Jr. pilgrim fellowshlp; Church (Missouri Synod), rlghlseusnoss el God, 2 Church of Christ Manchester. 10 o.m., break­ pastor; Rev. George Emmitt, bert Burbank, Rev. Richard 647-8301 state, Manchester High girls’ with an outstanding game by Chris 4 p.m., senior church school ing bread; 11:45 a.m., Sun­ Cooper and High streets, minister of visitation and A. Lamore, team mlnistrv. Cor. S:21. JustttleaHoa Is MHS girls win Manchester High defenders Pat Farrell hast Catholic (4-1) is at South Windsor dhurch el Christ, Lvdoll and Pilgrim fellowship. (742- day school; 7 p.m,, gospel Monchester. Rev. Charles W. outreach. 9:30 a.m., Sunday Rev. Edward J. Reardon. tor an important s gift — no personal soccer team was on the short end of Colvin in goal. and Vernon streets, Man­ 4234) meeting. Kuhl, pastor. 9 o.m.. Divine school; 10:45 a.m., worship, Saturday masses at 4and4:30 eodness eon aom N. a 3-0 score to Hall High here Friday Senior Felicia Falkowski ap­ Manchester hosts Hall at 3:30 (72) and John Harris (20) were in hot (1-4), also at 1:30. UConn visits Maine at chester. Eugene Brewer, Taicatlvlile Congrega- worship; 10:15 o.m, Sunday children's church and racordad maaaaga school and Youth Forum. p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30, ceaptonea el that gHI Is afternoon. pears to be saving her best for last. p.m. Tuesday. minister. Sunday services: 9 tienai Church, Main Street nursery; 7 p.m., evening 9, 10:30 a.m., and noon. XlaHh, rapentanoe, and pursuit of Conard High's Jack Calca- 1 p.m. in other football action. On the a.m., Bible classes; 10 a.m., and Elm Hill Rood, Talcot- Jahovah’a Holy Communion first and service, nursery. (444-8599) (443-4129) Nancy Springer, Sue Gablbalos As her high school cross country warship; 4 p.m., worship. tvllle. Rev. Kenneth E. Knox, third Sunday. (449-4243) - no artful and Cheryl Packman had the goals career is winding down to a close, _ terra in C C IL action last Saturday at soccer pitch, East Catholic is in Wednesday, 7 p.m., Bible pastor. 10 a.m., worship ser­ Witneasea luMry wM change Volleyball Memorial Field. Farrell and Harris and study. Nursery provided for vice and church school. (449- Pantecoatai This li a good timo to find Nils truth. A cts 2:2is. for the Warriors, 9-1-1 for the Falkowski is running better than Middletown to play H C C foe Xavier High all services. (444-2903) 0815) Jehovoh'o Wltneooes, 447 Mathodiat season. .Manchester, still looking ever, including Friday’s record- their Indian football teammates will be Tolland Turnpike, Manches­ United Pentecostal' a cosh buyer for that Eagles trimmed at noon and Manchester Community ter. Tuesday, Congregation Belton United Methodist Church, 187 Woodbrldge St., typewriter no one uses. to qualify for state tournament breaking first-place finish as Man­ in hot pursuit of victory No. 6 today College is also in Middletown to face Bible Study, 7 p.m.; Thurs­ Church, 1041 Boston Turn­ Manchester. Rev. Marvin Use a low-cost od In MGNilNrCHr play, dips to 5-4-3 with the loss. chester defeated Wethersfield, 20- The East Catholic girls' volley­ Congregatlonai Covenant pike, Bolton. Rev. Stewort when they visit Enfield High in a 1:30 day, Theocratic School Stuart, minister. 10 a.m., "H all has a real fine team ," said 38. ball team may be in a slump, but Middlesex Community College at i l Baitaii Capgragatlonai Trinity Cavenant Church, (speaking course), 7:30p.m. ; Lanier, pastor, 9:30 a.m., Sunday school: 11 a.m., Classified for quick re­ W iM I Church, 228 Bolton Center 302 Hackmatack St., Man- Service meeting (mlnistrv church school; 11 a.m., wor- morning worship; 4 p.m.. sults. 643-2711. Manchester coach Joe Erardl. "On Falkowski set a personal and they're hardlv getting spiked off p.m. start. Also on the calendar today, a.m. in their annual ‘Milk Can Game'.

I ------i : IB - MANCHKSTEIt HKKALD. Saturdiiy, Pel. 22. HWt MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. 0( 22, 1983 - 17 NFL roundup litte r big man Sports in Brief Scholastic Scoreboard Unbeaten Cowboys still leery ih Jets’ scheme Yost to head Whaler group MHS freshman losiball ROCKVILLE — Bringing Its record HARTFORD — Earl Yost, sports editor of the to 0 pertoct 5-0, MonchMttr High ^ Donna Bolancla frotlmian football loam blanked Rock­ game. Eric Dickerson beat them with a l/PI Sports Writer Manchester Herald for 39 years, will act as Hockey By Gary Kale credit. Earl Morrall, filling in for director of the Hart- ville, 364), here Friday afternoon. Football Bob Griese as starter in 1972, The Raiders have come up with a 142-yard rushing game that in­ Mike Lata scored four touchdowns UPl Sports Writer ford Whalers tor the young Indians and rushed for 92 posted a 55.3 passing percentage suprise quarterback starter, cluded the winning touchdown on a -NEW YO RK — The injury-plagued New York Jets Alumni Association, yards. A Kelly Dubois pass to Bob and threw only 11 TDs during the Coach Tom Flores electing to use 15-yard run. The teams own h ive called upon their smallest player to provide a big Dupre fo r 50 yards set up one Talking about an undeteated it has been an­ NHL standings NFL standings 14-game 1972 regular season. reserve signal caller Marc Wilson identical 5- 2 records, but the Rams UK. touchdown. Brion Brophy hod a poir of year midway in the National nounced. The Whal­ two-point conversions and Dana Motte Larry Csonka was Miami's in place of Jim Plunkett, who has have the psychologllcal edge with AVith fellow running backs Freeman McNeil, the Football League season is like ers Friday an- one. Dubois returned a hobbled punt (FrMoy ntgHrsfomonotlncladed) American Conference leading rusher 11 years ago with been intercepted 10 times in the a 43-22-2 series lead. N F L rushing leader last season, and Johnny Hector, a fo r 0 60-vard TD score. Don Anderson, Wales Cenferenoi East mentioning a no-hitter in the sixth nounced the 1,117 yards for a 5.2 yard average last three games. Green Bay can tie Minnesota for Nd. 2 draft pick, sidelined with injuries. Harper, Jim Pierson, Jim Goddard and Jason Patrkk Olvisieii W L T Pet. PF PA inning of a baseball game. You forpiation of the Namsur played well defensively for the W L T PtS. O F OA Buffalo 5 2 0 .714 146 130 and six touchdowns. Tony Dorsett "M arc deserves the chance," the Midwest Division lead by primarily a special situation back, has been seeing think about it, but fear you'll jinx it group. Yost will young Indlons. NY Rangers 7 1 0 14 34 20 Miami 4 3 0 . 571 148 116 with the spoken word. is currently leading Dallas with 5.3 said Flores. " I just felt that the beating the Vikings, but Packer more playing time and is enjoying some additional Manchester's next game Is Friday Philadelphia 5 1 1 11 33 17,< Boltimore 4 3 0 .571 137 155 handle the day-to- NY Islanders 4 3 0 8 30 31 yards a carry and 660 total yards, way things have been going the last Coach Bart Starr has his misgiv­ responsibilities. against crosstown East Catholic at NY Jets 3 4 0 .429 146 145 The Dallas Cowboys are in such day details of the Mount Nebo ot 3:15 p.m. New Jersey 1 5 0 2 17 28 New England 3 4 0 .429 155 165 with one touchdown. few weeks, it was good for ings. His defense ranks last in the Harper, generously listed at 5-foot-8 and 177 pounds, Central a situation. They've gone seven Association. Pittsburgh 1 6 0 2 17 31 Ron Springs, with 36 receptions, everyone." NFL, having-yielded 210 points this had early season knee problems and has only playecl Washington 0 7 0 0 15 32 Pittsburgh 5 2 0 .714 183 132 games without a loss and approach Any former New MHS JV girli’ socesr Adams Dlylslon Clevelond 4 3 0 .571 135 159 and Drew Pearson, with 30, The rest of Sunday's schedule season, a figure topped only by in four games this year but he already has 25 the halfway mark of the 16-game England or Hart­ Quebec 6 2 1 13 50 34 Cincinnati 1 6 0 .143 108 146 already have eclipsed Paul War­ finds Sun Francisco at' the Los winless Houston’s 211 and St. receptions for 225 yards — second only to Wesley WEST HARTFORD — Manchester Boston 4 2 1 9 31 21 Houston 0 7 0 .000 123 208 season Sunday with the thought of ford Whaler player High girls' lunlor vorsity soccer teom matching Miami's perfect skein in field's 29 catches in Miami's "b ig " Angeies Rams in a battle for the Louis’ 218. Walker’s 30-for-440. dropped o 4-0 verdict to Hall High here Montreal 4 3 0 8 37 31 WMt who is now retired is Buffalo 3 3 1 7 24 21 l a Raiders 5 2 0 .714 181 132 year. NFC-West lead, Minnesota at " I believe Minnesota is a type of In addition, he has picked up 173 yards rushing and Friday ofternoon. 1972. eligible for mem­ Hartford 3 2 1 7 21 20 Seattle 4 3 0 .571 164 158 The Cowboys do not exude Green Bay for NFC central com­ team offensively which offers a has two touchdowns. In his first full game after his Amy Cain, Mouro Fogarty, ond CompbkU Conference Denver 4 3 0 .571 112 117 Actually, the Dolphins went' a bership, said How­ Laurel Lamesa played well defen­ overconfidence. They've come mand, Atlanta at New York Jets, number of weapons we have to be injury. Harpergained 118 yards on jiiht nine carries to ' NerrHOtvIslen Kansas City 3 4 0 .429 145 123 step further by beating Washing­ ard Baldwin, who sively for the 0-7 Silk Towners. W L T PtS. OF OA San Diego 3 4 0 .429 191 211 from behind in every game this Chicago at Philadelphia, Cleve­ concerned about,” says Starr. lead a rout of Buffalo. ton 14-7 in Super Bowl V II to wind founded the team in Chlcogo 5 2 0 10 31 28 National Conference season and realize the Raiders land at Cincinnati, Detroit at "They can really come at you from " I f I ’m the star of the team, that’s pretty bad, St. Louis 5 2 0 10 30 23 Eost up the season with a 17-0 record. 1971, and now is IllinO toccar game could be the toughest of the Washington, Kansas City at Hous­ a lot of directions and they’re because we’ re not doing w ell," said Harper sai(l Toronto 3 3 1 7 33 36 W L T Pet. PF PA Dallas goes for win No. 8 Sunday board chairman and SOUTH WINDSOR — llllng Junior Minnesota 2 4 1 5 31 32 Dallas 7 0 0 1.000 215 135 lot, despite 17 Los Angeles turnov­ ton, New England at Buffalo, New playing very consistent football. before a practice session for Sunday’s game against night against the visiting Los managing general High varsity soccer team scored a 2-1 Detroit 1 3 2 4 21 29 Washington 5 2 0 .714 229 169 ers in the last three games. Orleans at Tampa Bay, Pittsburgh The Packers have a .potent the Atlanta Falcons. win over Timothy Edwards Junior Smyttie DlyWon P hlloM phla 4 3 0 .571 111 138 Angeles Raiders, AFC-West lead­ partner for the club. "A ll I know is that the Raiders at Seattle and San Diego at offense of their own. Lynn Dickey Harper, signed as a free agent out of little Kutztown Earl Yost High here Friday afternoon. Edmonton 7 1 0 14 46 34 NY Giants 2 5 0 .286 126 156 ers with current Cowboy individ­ "W e’re interested lllln g goes to 7-2-1 w ith the win while Colaary 2 4 1 5 20 26 St.' Louis 2 5 0 .286 137 218 ual stats more favorable than have all the weapons to score a lot Denver. The New York Giants play is the second leading quarterback State in Pennsylvania seven years ago, doesn’ t feel the loss was only the second tor Vancouver 2 5 0 4 34 38 In our former players, and we want to stay in Central Dolphin players amassed in 1972. of points," says Dallas Coach Tom at St. Louis in a Monday night in the NFC, topping the throwers pressure from the added responsibility. Timothy Edwards, both to llllng. Winnipeg 1 4 2 4 23 36 Minnesota 5 2 0 .714 164 167 contact with them," Baldwin said. "An Alumni Lou Jaffe and Kyle Frascarelll had Los Angeles 1 4 2 4 21 26 Green Boy 4 3 0 .571 209 210 Cowboy quarterback Danny Landry. "They have excellent game. with a 67.0 completition percen­ " I wouldn't call it pressure. The team’s depending 2 Asiociation will allow ex-players and Whaler the goals for the Rams. Bob Kuehnel (Top four In oodi divislen quaHfv for Detroit 3 4 0 .429 147 134 White has a 61.7 percent comple­ speed, good backs and good The Forty-Niners ha ve a score to tage and a league high 16 touch­ on my contribution a little bit more and I like it," he scored for Edwards. Stanley Cup ptoyoffs.) Chicago 2 5 0 .286 146 154 management to keep in touch with one another.” tion record for his seven games blocking lead. If both teams play settle with the Rams after a 10-7 down passes. However, he has said. "There Is pressure to some degree, but if you’re Steve Whitcomb, Joy MIstretta, New Jersey at Vancouver, II :05 p.m., Tampa Bov 0 7 0 .000 108 186 Gordie Howe, former Whaler star and Hockey Dave Fox and Jason Rosano offen­ EDT WotI and 12 touchdown passes to his well, it should be a good football defeat on Oct. 9. Fearsome rookie been intercepted nine times. . under too much pressure, you can’t perform.” Hall of Famer, will be president of the sively and Jason STansfleld, John Saturday's Oomos Son Francisco 5 2 0 .714 203 122 So far, he has risen to the occasion. Benlord, A.J. Marcantonlo and BUI Boston at Pittsburgh LA Rams 5 2 0 .714 152 122. Through 1982, Harper’s 7,175 combined career association. Fleming played well defensively for Buffalo at Hartford New Orleans 4 3 0 .571 158 155 In time, it is also hoped a Whalers Old Tim er llllng. Montreal at Toronto Atlanta 2 5 0 .286 145 145 return yardage ranked second best in N FL history tiling's next gome Is at home Minnesota at Quebec Sunday, Oct. 23 team can be organized to play for area charities. Tuesday agolnst Wethersfield fresh­ N.E. football roundup and his 5,391 yards In career kickoff returns was third. • N.Y. Rangers at N.Y. Islanders (All Times EDT) Fighting Irish out Although his size may be an advantage as far as men at 3:15 p.m. New Jersey at Los Angeles Atlanta at N.Y. Jets, 1 p.m. PhlladHphIa at Woshington Chicago at Phllodelohla, I p.m. agility is concerned, practically everyone around him RoMetto gets hole In one Calgary at Detroit Cleveland of Cincinnati, 1 p.m. 2 Is bigger than he is. MHS JV soccer Chlcogo at St. Louis Detroit at Washington, 1 p.m. Herald photo by Tarquinlo OSTERVILLE, Ma. — Paul Rosetto, a member "That’s why I run so fast," he said with a laugh. Manchester High lunlor varsity Vancouver at Edmonton Kansas City at Houston, 1 p.m. BU, Dartmouth to win for O’Brien "Actually, I don’t get scared. Size doesn’ t worry me of the Manchester Country Club, recently had a soccer team fell In overtim e, 3-2, to Minnesota at Green Bay, 1 p.m. hole-in-one at the Wianno Golf Club in Ostervllle, Conord High at the Indians' field. New England at Buffolo, 1 p.m. Rookie making It In the NHL too much. It’s something you grow to know how to deal Dove Hart and Sumsok scored the Miami at Baltimore, 2 p.m. By Fred AAcAAane there. Keep playing and keep going with." Ma. It took place on the 11th hole with a 7-iron. goals tor Monchester, which received New Orleans at Tampa Boy, 4 p.m. UPI Sports Writer and bring back that football." Sylvain Turgeon, the No. 2 overall pick In the most recent Rosetto was in a foursome with Eddie Pagani, fine ploy from Erik Brown, Doug Siwlk Golf Pittsburgh at Seattle, 4 o.m. "H e’s a great little competitor and a fine young ond Jim Patrick. San Diego at Denver, 4 p.m. in crucial tests University officials have also National Hockey League draft, has made an impact with man,” said Jets Coach Joe Walton. "H e ’s also very Nick Carlo and Ted Backiel. Son Frondsco at L.A. Roms,4p.m. Win one for Pat O'Brien? announced plans to observe a the Hartford Whalers to date with tviio goals and three durable. Often people question his size, but he’s done a L.A. Raiders at Dallas, 9 p.m. PGA results Monday, Oct. 24 By United Press is tops in the league while It doesn't exactly have the same moment of silence in O'Brien's assists in sixgames.TurgeonandhisWhalerteammates, lot with it. Two of our running backs are hurt and Pumpkin Run scheduled N.Y. Giants ot St. Louis, 9 p.m. ring to it as "W in one for the honor in Notre Dame Stadium just International Cornell is No. 3. Dartmouth is who are off to a fine 3-2-1 start, are home tonight against they’re speedy halfback types. Bowling 2-0 in league play and 2-3 Gipper," but the Fighting Irish of before Saturday's kickoff. "Bruce Is a specialist back and he’s pushed his The American Cancer Society Pumpkin Run S488M8 POA tournament NFL Injury list For Hope will take place on Sunday, Oct. 30, at At Lake Buena VHIa, Fla., Oct. 21 'League leaders Boston Uni­ overall. Cornell coach Maxie Notre Dame will try and do just Notre Dame certainly can use all the Buffalo Sabres at 7:35 p.m. to wind up a mini service to us this season. His two greatest qualities (P a r 72) Bennet Junior High. A one-mile costume run (or versity and Dartmouth face Baughan is looking for his first that Saturday when they dedicate the help it can get. The Fighting ' two-game home stand. The Whalers then go on the road are that, for one, he’s probably the best third down Pot McGowan 6865—133 NFC GAMES walk) will begin at 11 a.m. and a five-mile race GOP Women Mark McCumber 6469—133 tests while unbeaten Holy Cross win. Saturday's game with arch-rival Irish, although ranked among the back in the league and he has great balance and CHICAGO (85) AT PHILADELPHIA top 10 in total offense and total and won't be back to the Hartford Civic Center until Nov. will start at 11:30 a.m. Payne Stewart 6964—133 (63) — Bears S Jett Fisher could stort goes for its seventh straight In other Ivy contests, Yale, Southern Cal to the memory of the movement. He also has tremendous courage. Plus I Sandy Sawyer 206-208-565, Lottie Doug Tewell 6668—134 for doubtful Gory Fendk (leg). TE Joy 2. Free t-shirts will be given to the first 100 Kuciynskl 187, Judy Sprogg 484, Co- victory Saturday to highlight incredibly looking for its first late actor. defense, are only 4-2. Coach Gerry hope my son grows up to be Just like him." Lorry Ntison 67-67—134 Soldi (leg), CB Terry Schmidt (hip) are rolyn Wilson 462, Robin Smith 498. Buddy Gardner 69-46—135 college football action in New win, hosts Penn and the Quak­ This game does not have the Faust has yet to beat Southern Cal, The Jets are bogged down at 3-4, disappointing for a registrants and all runners collecting more than probable...Eagles RB Wilbert $25 in pledges. Special awards will be given for Curtis Strange 47-48—1M Montgom­ England. ers, the league's top offensive lustre it once did. For the first time however, and the Fighting Irish team that made the AFC championship game last Mick Soil 4967—134 ery (knee) remains out. S Wes Hopkins the best costumes in a 10:30 a.m. contest. Caterers Yankee Conference leader unit, are right on Dartmouth's in many years, neither team is could be in line for a bowl bid with January and was expected to be a leading Super Bowl Dave Borr 6870—134 (thigh), DE Carl Hairston (knee), LB ranked among the top 20. Yet, an impressive victory. contender this season. Registration will take place the day of the race Carol Lewie 128-154-393, Julie Wrubel Scott Hoch 6868—136 Jody Schulz (knee) arequesttanable. Boston University can close in tail at 2-0-1. Harvard hosts 137-343, Lolne Steullet 132, Angie Brad Bryant 67-49—136 DETROIT (36) AT WASHINGTON (S- on the league crown and the Princeton while Brown travels there is still plenty of mystique This has not been one of Southern Celts bomb LA The club got its share of boos last Sunday after a from 9:30 to 10; 30 a.m. in the parking lot of Bennet Jim Colbert 71-65—134 Ortolonl 135-135-370, Doris Wetty 139, 2) — Lions T Rich Strenoer ogain storti Division I-AA playoff berth that to Holy Cross. about Notre Dame football and Cal's most memorable seasons. 32-14 thrashing at the hands of the Miami Dolphins. Junior High, 1146 Main Street. Dorothy Mathes 128, Linda Tomas- Mike Sullivan 67-69—136 for Keith Domey (back). S AAourlce when Knute Rockne talks — The NCAA probation-scarred Tro­ "You saw a great basketball zewski 137-343, Jeon Folkowich 126. Lanny Wodkins 46-70—136 Harvey (hamstring), OT Martin Moss goes with it with a victory at Holy Cross, 6-0, is off to its Continued from page IS "What people are saying about us is true to some Morris Hatolsky 46-7^136 (hamstring), LB James Harrell (ribs) best start since the Orange Bowl everybody listens. jans are only 2-3-1 and probably team," said Riley. ’’They’re by far degree. We’re not playing together and we’re not Leonard Thompson 4967—136 are questionable. K Ed Murray (shoul­ Massachusetts. The Terriers, 3- UConn Field Hockey Weekend Antiqua 0 in league play, are coming off team of 1945 and has come from O'Brien, who died last Saturday have made more mistakes on the tion win in seven games. The and away the best of the three consistent,” Harper said. " I think if you take these (jorv Koch 4968—137 der) , WR Jeff Chadwick (concussion) are at the age of 83, achieved his field this year than they have over The University of Connecticut women’s field Debbie St.John 129, Alice Sortwell Nick Foldo 7265—137 probable...Redskins FB John Rig­ a last-minute win over Rhode behind in its last two games. Lakers are 1-4 heading into next we’ve played (Golden State and things and put them together, you get all the results. Jim Neltord 46-71—137 gins greatest measure of notoriety in the last decade combined. But weekend’s regular season action. Seattle were the others). I’ve . “ As Joe Walton says, our biggest opposition is hockey team, ranked No. 1 in the nation, has two 131-350, Fran Doyon 137-142-393, Emma Lorry Rinker 7265—137 Island and have won two of the Brown is 2-2-1 and spoiled Johnson 129-364, Bev Anderson 126-137- (back), WR Charlie Brown (ankle) are 1940 when he portrayed Rockne, playing Notre Dame always brings ‘’In the second half, we adjusted always thought they had the best ourselves. This season we have new combinations, tough matches this weekend one that counts 375, Joanne Cox 132-359, Solly Ander­ Joev Rossett 46-71—137 questionable. KR Mike Nelms (arm),G-'T last three from the Minutemen. Holy Cross' unblemished record Rex Caldwell 6760—137 Mark Moy (thigh), RB Otis Wonslq “ Last week’s game was criti­ the legendary Notre Dame coach, out the best in the Trojans as their defensively and were more In frontline in basketball." new challenges. 1 like working with Walker on the and one that doesn’t. son 133, Robin Moorhouse 349, Arlene Craig Stadler 6869—137 in 1978 with a 31-25 victory. St.Plerre 125-146-386, Flo Niles 131-34^ (ribs), G Russ Grimm (knee-ankle), TE in the film, "Knute Rockne, 12-2-2 record since 1966 clearly control offensively,” said Jones, And it was that front line ot tame side. It gets kind of technical with some of the Saturday, the Huskies collide with No. 2 Old Lorry Mize 7167—138 Rick Walker (concussion), S Curtis cal but this one is even more Brown coach John Anderson Viv Bayer 342, Joanne Solatia 342. All-American," In that same film, indicates. who took over for Houston-bound Parish (II rebounds, one block), plays we run but I know the talent Wesley has. Joe Dominion at 1p.m. while on Sunday, UConn takes Jodie Mudd 7167—138 Jordan (shoulder) oreproboble. important,” said BU coach Rick recalled the 1978 game by Greg Powers 7167—138 MINNESOTA (82) at GREEN BAY (6 actor Ronald Reagan portrayed Bill Fitch. “ Last year, we had 56 McHale (16 points, four rebounds,' capitalizes on this." on the United States Women’s Olympic team in an Taylor. saying “ weblew them out." The In games involving the top 10 Little Ducks DRonnie Lott (knee), S Bobby Leopold Amherst: W PI at Bates; Coast At a pep rally at South Bend, Nebraska leads the nation in right combination to work to­ no real bad thing. We want to go in BOSTON — The Boston Celtics Friday waived Dame, WINF David Peoples 7466—140 (eye) ore probable...Rams, FB Mike Holy Cross last week. New Peter Oosterhuls 71-69—140 Hampshire hosts Northeastern Guard at Bowdoin; Curry at Ind., Friday night, O'Brien deli­ rushing average (371.6) and should gether. We made a lot of mistakes winning but if that doesn’t happen, third-year guard Charles Bradley, their No. 1 3:45 College football: SMU vs. Guman (knee) Is questlonoMe. WR By Randy AAlnkolf Texas, Channel 3 Ken Green 71-70—141 Preston Dennord (shoulder), DT Charles T while Rhode Island steps down Bridgewater State; Middlebury vered a taped message to the Irish not have much trouble making tonight, but we made our own everybody starts zero-zero any­ choice in the 1981 college draft. 4 Boxing: U.S. Amateurs vs. Bulga­ Jim BMros 70-71—141 [JeJumett (ankle), DT Greg Melsner at Colby; Westfield State at football team that would have Colorado its eighth straight victim. breaks in the second half." way. It’s not always whether you UPI Sports Writer Bradley, who developed a reputation as a ria, Channels 8, 40 Ivan Smith 7368—141 (ankle) are probable. , to Division II to entertain Ron Streck 4873—141 Southern Connecticut. Framingham State: Plymouth made Rockne proud. The Cornhuskers' Turner Gil It took a half before anything win or lose, but what you’re trying defensive guard who possessed a spectacular 4 Cor Racing: Cart Las Vegas 200 NEW YORK GIANTS (85) AT sr. CHICAGO — Maybe Illinois Coach Mike White (tape), Channel 22 BUI Sander 7871—141 LOUIS (2-5) on Monday — GlontsC Rich Ivy League leader Dart­ State at Maine Maritime: Ni­ "Tonight is the big night, the big (61.5) is the leading passer in the positive could be found for either to accomplish in exhibition games. slam-dunk, played in 102 games for the Celtics Tim Simpson 7871—141 Umphrey (ankle), S Pete Show (ham­ knew It all along or possibly it was all part of a 5-year 5 Boxing: Perdoza vs. Cabo, Chan­ mouth, shooting for its fourth chols at Western New England: rally," O'Brien said in the record­ Big Eight Conference and Mike team, While the Celtics juggled We played well for three and averaged 2.2 points per game. nels 8, 40 Ronnie Block 6972—141 string), NT Jim Burt (back), CB Terry plan to bring Illinois football to the top of the Big Ten 7:30 Sabres vs. Whalers, Sportschon- Bob Eastwood 71-70—141 Jackson (knee) ore questionable. CB title in the last six years, hosts Massachusetts Maritime, at ing that was made only two weeks Rozier is the leading rusher everyone, the Lakers were playing quarters.” BUI Murchison 67-74—141 when most people weren’t looking. nel, WTIC Terry KInord (ankle), LB Joe McLxiugh- winless Cornell, 6-4-1. It may be Western Connecticut; Union at before his death. “ Tomorrow is a (1,064). three stars who hadn’t been on the At least one man was all smiles 8 Bruins vs. Penguins, Channel 38 Peter Jacobsen 4972—141 lln (knee), TE Malcolm Scott (bade), Either way. White has learned the lesson that Ohio Tommy Valentine 7665—141 a defensive battle as Dartmouth TnfiH^and Tufts at Williams. bigger day ... victory day. The Texas-SMU game figures to court yet this year: Center Ka- in the Celtic locker room — general 8 Boxing: Moldonodo vs. Rovbel, WR Mike Miller (onkle) ore probable..- State and Michigan ha ve known for years — the trip to Gary fined for hit ESPN Ed Florl 7369—142 .Cordlnols G Joe Bostic (knee), DE Elols " I love vou all. I wish I were be a defensive struggle. reem Abdoul-Jabber, back from manager Red Auerbach. Appdr- . Andy Bean 71-71—142 Pasadena is lined with defensive linemen instead of CINCINNATI — Pittsburgh Steelers defensive 10:30 CFL: Tiger-Cats vs. Lions, Grooms (onkle), LB Bob Harris (ankle), hepatitis, sixth man James ently feeling no 111 effects from the ESPN Hoi Sutton 67-75—142 T Luis Sharpe (ankle) are questionable. quarterbacks and that the way you smell the Roses is Worthy, in his first action after $2,500 fine Imposed on him for last end Keith Gary has been fined an undisclosed 10:30 Devils vs. Kings, Channel 9 Bobby Cole 72-70—142 through running backs instead of fleet receivers. Phil Hancock 71-71—142 Golf roundup fracturing his leg last spring, and Sunday’s Philadelphia fracas, he amount by the N FL for his face-mask tackle of Howard Twltty 71-71—142 , Illinois moved to the top of the Big Ten race midway SUNDAY rookie gu ard' Byron Scott, a complimented all his players and Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Ken Anderson on 8:30 (a.m.) and 7:30 College football: Lorein Roberts 6973—142 through the season this year by using elements that Mark Lye 7370—143 holdout until last Sunday. dropped a bit of cigar ash on Oct. 10, N F L officials said Friday. USC vs. Notre Dome (tope), ESPN Transactions had been missing in the early years under White — 10:30 (a.m.) New York City Moro- John Adorns 6974—143 "We have some guys who are a Hen(lerson’s knee. Steve Hart 71-72—143 defense and running. The rise of Illinois came at a thon. Channels 8, 40 long way from being ready," said Zimmer on Cubs staff Noon NASCAR American 500, ESPN Curt Bvrum 7370—143 Three tie Jabber led the Lakers with 17 time when most%re- season predictors were saying 1 Potrlots vs. Bills, Chonnels 22, 30 Don Pooley 4875—143 Laker coach Pat Riley. “ We’ve Baseball points, with Johnson adding 15 and the mini would stay in the middle of the pack after the CHICAGO — Chicago Cubs Manager Jim Frey, 4 Steelers vs. Seahawks, Channels 22, Tom Purtzer 7370—143 Chicago (NL) — Named Don Zimmer played seven or eight guys the Dan Forsmon 7669—143 guard Mike McGee 12, including graduation of record-setting quarterback Tony in a major step completing his 1984 coaching 30 coach; rehired coaches B illy Connors, whole way in pre-season. Now the 4 49ers vs. Rams, Channel 3 Thomas Gray 7371—143 Ruben Amoro and John Vukovich; the Lakers’ first nine points. Eason, who had replaced record-setting quarterback staff, Friday announced the team has hired Jett Sanders 7371—143 for lead other guys are aware they have to 4:30 CART Laguna Seca 300, ESPN framed John McDonough director ot former Cubs player Don Zimmer and retained 9 College football: Penn State vs. BUI Britton 7568—143 promotions ond sales; named Frank get the spots.” The Celtics open the regular Dave Wilson. Charles Coody 7669—143 But White had nearly his entire defensive unit back three staff members. West V irginia (taped), USA Cable Maloney director ot ticket soles; named Riley was impressed with the season Oct. 28 at Detroit. They next 9 Raiders vs. Cowboys, Chonnels 8,40 Bobby Wadkins 7370—143 MaryBethHughesdirectorofcommunlty and the mini’s rise to the top along with Michigan Green said coaches Billy Connors, Ruben Midnight College tootboll: Calllor-^ Scott Simpson 7469—143 LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. Celtics — but after the three losses come to Hartford on Dec. 9 when Larry Ziegler 7371—143 services; named Bob Farrell manager of didn’t come as a surprise to other Big Ten coaches Amaro and John Vukovich have been rehired for nia vs. UCLA (tape), ESPN group soles. (UPI) — Payne Stewart, Mark to the Celts, it’s no wonder. the Denver Nuggets come to town. Bruce Flelsher 7370—143 Detroit — Gave catchers Sal Butera McCumber and Pat McGowan who knew that teams with strong defenses usually are the 1984 campaign. Dan Halldorson ^70—143 aird Bill Nahorodny and outfielder Bobby the ones that win the Big Ten and go to the Rose Bowl. Zimmer, 52, a former high school teammate of Mike NIcolelte 7373—143 bolted to the front of the pack Jay Haas 7569—144 Mollnoro unconditional releases. Friday to share a one-stroke lead "W e knew this had to be the year of defense at F rey’s in Cincinnati, has had nine years of Calendar Lyn Lott 7371—144 Illinois," White said. “ We had some experienced major-league managing experience. He was the Dan Pohl 6876—144 Milwaukee— Outrlghted the contracts . after two rounds of the $400,000 Mike Peck 7876-^144 ot outfielders Marshall Edwards and Bob Walt Disney World Classic. Atlantic Division players back on defense that knew what was expected third-base coach of the New York Yankees during Skube to Vancouver (PCD. Jimmy Roy 7678—144 of them. We also knew with Eason gone, we’d have to the 1983 season. SATURDAY Lon Hinkle 71-73-144 Botiisibiill 2 The three stood at 11-under-par Fo otball Loo Grohom 7876—144 Chicago — Reached contract agree­ 133, but at least two dozen players finally get some balance In our attack." Manchester at Enfield, 1:30 r ment Ohio State Coach Earle Bruce said Illinois was Just John Fought 7373-144 with guard Reggie Theus. remained within five strokes of Rivera remains critical East Catholic at South Windsor, 1:30 Jerry M cGm 7670—144 in NBA is strong learning from history. UConn at Maine, 1 Football Jeff Mitchell 7371—144 them. PITTSBURGH - Gabriel Rivera, the Pitts­ Soccer PIttsbu rgh— Defensive end Keith Gary "Statistically, it is the teams that play the strong Richard Zokol 7372—144 was fined an undisclosed sum by Ihe Stewart fired the best round of Eost Catholic at Xavier, noon Forrest Fezler 7670—144 defense, don’t make mistakes and run the ball at you burgh Steelers’ top draft choice in 1983, remained MCC at Middlesex, 11 o.m. NFL for a face-mask tackle ot Cincinnati the day. an 8-under-par 64, match­ Mike McCullough 7372—144 quarterback Ken Anderson. NEW YO RK (U P I) - What ilarly the favorites. The pressures that are the winners,” Bruce said. “ Look at the in critical condition Friday with a "serious spine Bob Glider 71-74—145 ing McCumber’s first-round score. injury” and the possibility of paralysis.after an SUNDAY Hockey makes analyzing next season in the of the intense competition and the atatlstics and they will tell you.” Bob Murphy 7671—145 New Jersey— Assigned Rocky Trottler McCumber managed a 69 Friday Soccer Jim Simons 7370—145 Atlantic Division of the National gruelling NBA schedule itself have Michigan Coach Bo Schembechler, who has auto accident, the team said. Old Dominion at UConn, 1 p.m. to Medicine Hat (WHL). 2 while McGowan shot a 65. AAoc O'Grodv 7372—145 a way of taking something out of Rivera, 22, was injured about 9 p.m. EDT Veteran Larry Nelson and Doug Basketball Association difficult is dominated the conference for the past decade by using that it is too easy to write about last teams. Repeat champions have Thursday when his car collided with an Tew ell were tied for second at 134, Just that combination, said passing sUtistics are nice iCLIP and SAVE» season. been rare lately in the NBA — and automobile driven by Allen Watts, 48, of suburban -• one shot back. Curtis Strange and ' but they don’ t win championships. In other words, to write about the history offers a clear warning to Ross Township. Buddy Gardner were two back, "You can throw the ball 70 times a game and get a I Philadelphia 76ers and forget the Sixers not to expect smooth lot of impressive statistics, but defense wins football r while Lanny Wadkins and Jim "THE BUMP STOPS HERE!" I about the other four teams in the Colbert headed a group of nine sailing in the new season. games in the Big Ten,” Schembechler said. "W e’ve I Herald photo by Pinto division. Jets, Rams receive fines ■ players three shots behind. The key to a possible repeat ' bad to make aetjustments, for sure, because of the I The Sixers were one of the most championship by the Sixers, of Manchester swimmers (l-r) Kris Noone, 5-1 record to date. Indians won easily ’surge in passing in this league in recent years. But the ANAHEIM, Calif. — The N F L has levied fines I I dominant teams ever seen in any course, is whether Moses Malone adjustments are defensive adjustments, not offensive totaling $15,840 against 37 members of the Loi Heavy Duty Monroe-Matic Stacey Tomkiel’ and Mary Ann Troy I Barber shares lead Friday, whipping Enfield. sport last season. They won 50 of and Julius Erving can approxi­ adjustments." Angeles Rams and New York Jets for a Sept. 25 I have been major factors in the Indians’ their first 57 games and finished mate their 1982-83 performances. Illinois led the Big Ten in defense entering the on-field brawl that began as a reaction to New I I HILTON HEAD ISLAND, S.C. the season with a 65-17 record. If they can. It is difficult to make second half of the season. Michigan and Iowa, the York lineman Mark Gastineau’s "sack dance," it I (U P I) — Miller Barber, the I W M R d ir Shock Absorbers They breezed through the playoffs much of an argument for any other teams that figure to stand in the way of a Rose Bowl was announced Friday. I leading money-winner on the to the NBA title with the same team in the division, incluiiing the ■ trip for White li Co., ranked second and third. The fines were announced jointly by the Rams I to fit most American and some Foreign Cars. P G A ’s senior tour, put together a MHS, East swimmers triumph ease. Their top stars, Moses Larry Bird-led Celtics. The trend in the Big Ten has been the team that and Jets. The N F L fined 21 Rams a total of $8,540 I I /‘hot and cold" 3-under-par 69 Malone, Julius Erving and Mau­ The Celtics, with the great Bird, .simply gives up the fewest points is going to win the and fined 16 Jets a total of $7,300 for fighting and ■ IFriday to share the lead with Rod tC iinl ClUllIVtiiA wt wss eeeut sJUU i h 200free: 1. Negri (EC), 2. Albote (S), rice Cheeks, are returning for the I Guaranteed as long as you own the car. Continued from page IS who averaged 23.6 points per , conference title. leaving the bench to join a fight. ;Funseth after the second round of Catholic. 94-61, Friday at the 3. Contln (EC) 2:07.13. new season neither old nor Infirm. I 200IM: 1. Freemer (EC),2. Relscherl game, 11 rebounds and 5.8 assists Conversely, the team that scores the most points is I the $150,000 Hilton Head Seniors 100fly: 1. McKlernon (E), 2. O'Brien Manchester High pool. The win All logic, therefore, suggests an (EC), 3. Amy Negri (S) 2:32.17. last season, obviously have the also a good bet to win a lot of its games. But offensive I I Invitational Golf Tournament. (M ), 3. Sherman (M) 1:12.1. lifts the Eagles to 2-5 for the 50 free: 1. Dokln (EC), 2. Poshpeck easy repeat perforihance by the 100 free: 1. Noone (M), 2. Toppino (EC), 3. Cowley (EC) :27.92. best chance to overthrow the staUstics in passing, an area where Illinois has led in Dailey admits to treatment gO C While Supplies Last I Funseth, a senior tour rookie, season. Sixers, even though they are in a I (M ), 3. Oneto (E) :59.4. Sixers. " recent years, usually don’t translate into a Big Ten posted a second-round 70 to tie 500free: 1. Gourintkl (E),2. Sullivan Strong performances were Diving: 1. Goppel (EC), 2. LeBrun CHICAGO — Chicago Bulls guard Quinlin I (EC), 3. M orilolo (EC) 139.00 points. division with an outstanding rival titM. ■ Barber at 141, one stroke ahead of (M ), 3. Grenier (E ) 6:52.5. turned in by all Eagle swimmers. Dailey has admitted publicly for the first time 100 bock: 1. Evans (M), 2. O'Brien 100 fly: 1. Shewokis (EC), 2. A.NegrI in the Boston Celtics and three General Manager Red Auerbach /In the past 20 years, the team that has won the Big each I East won eight of the 11 events and that he sought treatment last year at a Baltimore I I I with this ad •former Florida club pro Gordon

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Call October 22nd, 9am to SALE — Saturday, Oc­ WAGDN — Good condi­ UMCLE CHARLIE.... J. P. Lewis. Cabinets, M O DEL electric range, series wheel horse trac­ tober 22nd, 9om to 3pm. tion. Passed emissions •MO 646-1427. tor. Brand new In original 3pm. 30 Huckleberry YOU BRiMOr vanities, formica, Wilson 30" — White, good condi­ On Green Hill Street. test. $1000 or best offer. art, Corlan counter tops, tion. Stainless steel. $200. box. Never used. $96 or Lane. Stereo, old books, Help Wanted 21 Help Wonted 21 Help Wanted 21 Homes for Sole 31 Homes for Sola 31 ping pong table, etc... Wide variety of items. No Coll otter 5pm, 742-8194. SUCH N E A T Notices Aportmanti for Rant 42 Sarvlcaa Offarad $ r- kitchen cabinet fronts, Call 643-1882. With stor­ ADJUSTABLE HACK best offer. Call 644-0743. Rain or Shine. Eorly Birds! PRESEMTSI ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••a********** ••••••••••GGGGGGGGGGGGG ••saaaaaaaaasaaasaaaasa ••••••#•••#•###••####•• aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa^' complete woodworking age cabinet. SAW — Blades; crosscut ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...... saw 26"; pipe clamps 1971 SUPER BEETLE — service, custom made LADIES GENUINE Rebuilt engine, needs COOKS, DISHWASHERS MANCHESTER — Avail­ WE ARE READY F0R:“ furniture, colonial repro­ $15, Negotiable. Phone L E A TH E R Dress Boots TAG SALE-MOVING — Lost/Found 01 NEWSPAPER F U LL BED FRAM E and Oak dresser, B & W TV , front wheel work. $400 — We need cooks and able N ovem ber 1st. AUTUMN & WINTER — ductions In wood, 9 varie­ box spring, $40 or best 649-2433. — Like new. Size 7'/j dishwashers port time, CARRIER NEEDED Large, lour room, two Leaves and snow remo- .. medium. Dark brown, some furnituree, 400 plus own tow. Coll 649- MAINTENANCE ties of hardwood and offer. Call 289-0015. THREE FAMILY TAG 8046 after 5pm. nights, weekends. Must IN MANCHESTER bedroom apartment on val. Trees and shrutt.!!',: veneers NOW IN STOCK FOR SALE: Parlor stove, high heel. $75. Call 643- hardcover books, .254 LOST — SMALL FE­ be at least 18, good pay second floor. Has refrig­ trimming. Light truck- ' Quaker cast Iron, 3 feet 5457. each, many pictures and SALE — Saturday, Dc­ MECHANIC Call 649-9658 or evenings, EVERYTHING MUST 1979 HDNDA ACCDRD 2 MALE CAT, Black tiger, PART TIME and benefits available. CALL erator, stove, washer, Ing. "General Handy- .»r high. Working condition. frames, household Items tober 22nd, 10am to 5pm. 289-7010. GDI Modern duel king Antiques, oak dressers, LX — Loaded. Must Sell! white paws and white Local company needs Apply In person to the dryer, carpeting and tile man" Roy Hardy, 646- walnut bedroom suite, Some pipe. $25. Tele­ PLAY PEN — Sturdy and much miscellaneous. chin. Lost In vicinity of Individual with good Ground Round In Glas­ bath. $550 Security dep­ 7973. phone 643-6367. wooden wheels on five Priced to sell. 84 Tanner TV's, fishing equipment, $4500. Coll 646-5228. mechanical ability to per­ with four dressers, $400. Street, Manchester. Sat­ miscelloneous furniture. Main and Williams tonbury, 2 to 4pm. osit. One year lease re­ aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Two llvlngroom chairs, rollers. $45. Coll 649-2071. form equipment pre­ RESUMES — Xerox co- . urday and Sunday, Oc­ 603 North Moln Street. No Streets. If seen call 643- ventative maintenance quired. No pets. Cen­ Roofing/SidIng S4 gold and green striped, ENCYCLOPEDIA'S — aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa 4151. BABYSITTER WANTED trally located. Call pied, 50 for $3.49. Enva^' ^ Two sets, 1)$10 with ex­ EXTERIDR W ooden tober 22nd and 23rd, 9am Early Birds 1 and repairs on part time $100 for the pair or $60 to 4pm. Telephone 649- Motorcvcles/Blcycles 72 basis. — Glastonbury area. 649-2252. lopes free. PIP ttMt.. each. Dark walnut cre- tras, DS30 with extras. House Shutters — Excel­ 9470. FOUND — Siamese cat, Some plant mechanical Above overage salary. "While you wait prin­ denza, $75. Walnut and Clean books for young lent condition. Size 16" x DCTDBER 22nd — 10am- aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa one eye. Vicinity of San- maintenance experience Full time 7am to 6pm. A PART TIME NEWS­ CO VEN TR Y — Beautiful ters" 391 Center Street,'" BIDWELL HOME Im­ students. Call 649-6295. 39" and 16" x 51". $20 for 3pm. Furniture, lamps, provement Company — glass cocktail and end TAS SALE — Odds ‘n tlna Drive. Call 646-4647 most helplul. This is a mother, pediatrician is PAPER DEALER tour new one bedroom Manchester. 647-1367. " v tables, $50. Smell round both. Call 649-4152. decorations, antiques. 37 1982 SUZUKI PE 175 — 2 Roofing, siding, altera­ Ends. Saturday, October after 5pm. permanent part time posi­ looking for an Itelitgent Needed in Hebron. Call Monchastar OPEN HOUSE Ry Owimt apartments. Security. white wrought iron kit­ FOLDING COT w/mot- Lynnwood Drive, on 2nd Excellent condition. Rid­ tion Call: person to take care of 2 Tom , 742-9795. 85 Crestwood Drive. Manchaster - Today & Sun. Coll 742-6858. tion, additions. Same tress Si sheet 81 blanket. CHENEY GDLD AN­ 22nd. 10am to 5pm. 158 Bolton Lake, signs from den one season only. Mr. Barrios number for over 30 years. chen table and four Greenwood Drive. LOST — White and grey and 6 year old. Good 1-5 pm. Immaculate 3 BR Cepe. 2 baths, no-wax choirs, $75. Lady's golf $50. One black 10 pound TIQ U E velvet sofa, two 44. Asking $950. Coll649-5022. For Interview Appt family environment is 649-6495. mole Tiger cat. Pearl and 643-6152 JEWELRY STORE — kitchen with dinnetta, DR & LR/FP, wall to wall FOUR ROOM APART­ clubs and bog cart, $35. bowling ball, $10. One red end tables, old chairs. BRIMfi YOUR EXTRAS essential. Please write to carpeting, custom drapes, aluminum siding, 2 K&M DRY WALL and*- TAG SALE — 56 Haw­ 1983 YAMAHA IT EN- Spruce Street area. Call SUPER T H E Part time salesgirl M E N T — Second floor. Call for other miscellane­ bowling ball w/case, $15. Call 649-7025. YARD SALE — Hickory TD US AMP WE WILL 643-8056. Box GG and indicate wanted afternoons. Call car garage, finished rec room. Many built ins A Large veranda. Stove Painting - Interior, extov.., aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Call 643-7060. ------i------thorne Street, fioturdov, DURD — Excellent con­ ous Items, all In excellent October 22nd10to4. Rain Ridge Form, South River F1MP CASH BOYERS salary requirements, c/o 643-8484. extras. and refrigerator. Gar­ rior painting. Sheet rock, condition. It no answer SEWING FDR YDUR- d itio n . Yellow/blue. % W W J * p 'r 9 - Heotlng/Plumblng 55 Dote: October 29th. Rood, Coventry. Dctober WtTM FAsr-ACTiON The Herald. SAVE $5,000 643-0800 OWNER age. Adults only. No Pets. hung and taped. Celllngoi''** leave message on ma­ REMINGTON STAND­ SELF this fall? Close out 22nd, 9cm to 4pm. An­ $1100. Coll 523-5642. FAMILY WAKT APS F U LL T IM E — Gas sta­ Security. Call 643-5797. Call 647-0170 for free ARD electric typewriter. of designer fabrics. Call chine. Call 643-9633 and RUMMAGE SALE — St. tiques, household items, Personals 02 HOUSE CLEANING tion attendant. Monches- estimates. 742-9478. Good condition. $99. Call between 3-6pm. Call 646- 1972 TRIUMPH BDNNE- MODERN, PROGRES­ Maurice Church, 32 He­ Bundy flute, furniture, HELP NEEDED — Part ter area. Cashier TWO FAMILY FLAT — FOGARTY BROTHERS 646-8661. 6851. children's Items, old V IL L E — Runs good, SIVE Real Estate office time/Full time. Flexible experience helpful. For Second floor. AVi room CARPENTRY AND MA- ’^ — Bathroom remodel­ bron Road, Bolton. Sat­ needs work. $400. Call UPHDLSTERED CHAIR urday, October 22nd. 9am books-pamphlet s-printed looking to hire , ener­ hours, days. Must hove more info coll 243-5457. apartment. Newly deco­ SONRY - Free estimates, ing; Installation water — Dne of pair. Excellent FOUR DRAWER child's 12" 24" Bus Heater with 647-8125. to 3pm. If you miss this material, fishing equip­ getic, licensed salesper­ own transportation. rated. Appliances fur­ Call Tony Saulllacote649h heaters, garbage dispo­ condition. Green, gold desk with chair, antique three fan motors, $35. one, you'll be sorry! ment, old forming son, interested in high Apply: RIverbend Indus­ W A N TED — Licensed O P EN HOUSE nished. Adults only. No 0811. sals; faucet repairs. 649- stripe Queen Ann legs, blue. Good condition. $30. Call 643-1938. Income and pleasant equipment-dump rake, trial Pork, 540 C North mother to babysit three Pets. Security. $350. 649- 7657. VIso/MasterCard barrel back. Medium size Phone 647-9028 otter 6pm. plow, etc..., Myers shal­ MIsc. Automotive 76 working conditions. For Main Street, Manchester school children. Call 649- 7885. INTERIOR/EXTERIOR ] accepted. and height. $85. Call 646- VIEWLEX PRDJECTDR confidential interview, low well pump, used (Behind MAACO). 8422 after 6pm. PAINTING and wollpop------:------2190. FOR SALE: Trash con for 2'/4" X 2'/4" and 2" X Craftsman table sow, call Mr. Strono, Strono WELLSWEEP CONDOMINIUM GLASTONBURY — Two ering done. Reasonable., aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa ------carrier for two cans. 2" slides with deluxe I Real Estate, 646-2000. 33 MDUNT SUMNER free books while they 14" SNOW TIRES with PART TIME HVAC SALESPERSON bedroom, first floor. Ap­ prices. Coll 643-5116. Caaai Caalaa DLDER KITCH EN TA - Aluminum frame. $12. case. $45. Excellent con­ DRIVE, Bolton, Satur- lost! Rain Dote: Dctober for greater Hartford area 400 NORTH MAIN ST., MANCHESTER pliances, heat and hot New. Coll 649-0173. dition. Call 646-1625. rims, used one year. $40 LoctI corpomion now hiring l " O r 9 Q l c b l E porcelain top, pull doy, Dctober 22nd, 10am 23rd. pair. Coll 646-3391. LICENSED NURSE - tovoril pooltlons. 3 to needed tor commercially water Included. $475 HATE TO RAKE* out extensions, both sides Earn supplement to re­ for S to 4pm. Rain or Shine. ovonlngs por wook. wook- oriented, well estab­ monthly. One year lease LEAVES? Call Cox's , aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa with Silverware drawer. CABINET TYPE Huml- ALUMINUM STDRM Tires, clothes, guitar, tirement income. Coll lished company. Work and security required. Lawn Service. Leaves fler, automatic $35. Car­ WINDDWS, screens, $10 TIRES(2) — Size 175-SR- oniit o^lonal. Starting rota. SAT. & SUN. 1-5 P.M. ______Excellent condition. $50. stuffed animals, Hallo­ 13 M and S steel, Hi-grip 643-2711 649-3092 between 8om and Involves service contract Call evenings 633-9325. raked and removed for-'* HoHdav/seasonoi 6i 44^ 794, lin oil burner Honeywell, each. 7 at 28" X 63", 1 at S7.20. Idail lor tomaona ween costumes and many M229. Almost new. $45 or 4pm. sales as well as the re­ your convenience. Coll stack switch, $35. Fan and 20Vj •' X 63". Call 649-3709. working during day. and atu- miscellaneous Items. 2ND ANNUAL GIGAN­ best offer. For small cor. dants. Mutt havt uit of car. placement and new con­ MANCHESTER — Oak­ for free consultation." motor, $30. All In A-1 ORGAN 1ST - Second Con- TWO BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES H D TPD IN T 30" Built-In Many never used or TIC Antique and Tog Sale Coll 646-3149. Plaita call 721-0349.4 p.m. struction market. Send a land Street, two bedroom Lorry 649-8646. - » ARTIFICIAL CHRIST- Electric range timer condition. Call 647-1561. CDSCD HI-LD HIghchalr. — 423 Center Street, Man­ gregotlonol Church, iwbaims worn. to 7 p.m. only. Monday thru resunie In confidence to: 7UUT amiANCia anoMNS apartment. Appliances MAS T R E E — four ond g,ock, 4 burners, oven Like new. Original $60. chester. 9am to 6pm. Route 44A. Coventry. Coll TH R E E SPEED standard Friday. Suite 7, 388 East Main fucTiK laauMT BOOT u i m 4 vMTi nooat and heat Included. $410. AVAILABLE AS COM'"- one halt or five foot. Used broiler, chrome finish, ANTIQUE LARGE CE­ Asking $45. Call 643-8145. TAG SALE — 23 Falknor Dctober 22nd 8,23rd. Rain 742-8379 or 742-6234. PANION to elderly fe- .. RAMIC crock, 30 gallon Drive, 9om to 3pm. Satur­ transmission — 60,000 Street, Branford, CT *NBn$oi nmMoaaM waiaotn coNCim mhos Call 289-0327 or 649-0485. four times. Asking $15, or Excellent condition. $75. Date: Dctober 29th 8. miles. 1970 Ford FIDO fHanrlipatpr Announcements 03 06405. male. 20-25 hours weekly, j best offer. Coll 643-4942. call 649-8155 after 6pm. with cover. Made about CRIB, CAR SEAT and day, Dctober 22nd. Rain 30th. GOVERNMENT JOBS — Mannaau tasiawns ima WAiaia a aarn cohmciions Light housekeeping and — 1900 from Cope Cod. changing table. All In or Shine. No previews. pIck-up. For $90. Coll CUSTODIAN II — Re­ MANCHESTER — Excel­ otter 2pm, 647-1638. Thousands of vacancies lent five room apart-' errands. Call 649-7025. $98.50. Coll 643-6777. excellent condition. Call sponsible for maintain­ B A B Y S IT T E R in my PRICES START AT $56,900. TA G SALE — Dctober BIDS NOW BEING taken must be filled imme­ home. Vernon area. Port ment. Stove, after 4:30pm, 646-5150, Cors/Trucks for Sole 71 Hrrali diately. $17,634 to $50,112. ing and repairing MIsc for $ole 63 SM ITH CORONA flgure- 22nd, 9am to 2pm. Rain or CAP — Fits full size 8 foot tor snow removal for building equipment as time. Mature, loving refrigerator, wall to wall PAT'S LAWNMOWIN&r. Household Goods 62 646-8316. Coll 716-842-6000, Includ­ CONSTRUCTION & SALES BY and raking service — motlc tope calculator, Shine. Men's $kl boots, P Ic k -U o T ru c k , $65. Evergreen Condominium wel I as supervising clean­ grandmother type, tor 3 carpeting. $380 plus utili­ aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Phone 649-8332. ing Sunday, Ext. 31029. ties. Coll 649-4003. Free estimates. Call 646-* aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa very good condition, $20. MUST SELLI C ourt size 9V2, sewing machine, Association. Please con­ ing crew. Evening shift. month old and 2 year old. children's toys and HDNDA ACCDRO LX- tact Earle Lerner r Presi­ Own transportation. Coll PETERMAN BUIIDING CO. 4277. USED REFRIGERA­ END ROLLS— 27W width Aluminum siding win­ House One membership. 1980. Automatic. Stereo Up to $5.82 an hour. dows with storm and Family or single. Best skates. 70 Grandview FOUND — Siamese cat, dent at 649-7020, between Applications must be re­ 646-5153, leave message TORS, WASHERS, - 25 cents; ISVa width - 2 Street. cassette. New rodlols. one eye. Vicinity of Son- LEGAL NOTICE 6pm and 9pm. with service. WOMAN WILL OO.^ for 25 cents. M U ST be screens, assorted sizes. otter over $75. Call 742- M any extras. 49,000 The 2nd Quarterly Instal­ ceived by 3pm, Wednes­ 649-9404 — 647-1340 Ranges - clean, guaran­ tino Drive. Coll 646-4647 lment of property taxes on C Store/Ofttcf Space HOUSEKEEPING an-.., $25-011. Coll 649-7779. 6490. day, October 26th. Please teed, parts and service. picked up at the Man­ TAG SALE — Moving, miles. $5800. 649-0075. after 5pm. the 1 October I9S2 Grand List PART TIME EVENINGS d/or babysit. Call morn­ chester Herald Off Ice B E- are due and Payable I Oc­ Limited number of coll Rhom High School, Low prices. B.O. Pearl 81 must $ell household fur­ Situation Wanted 23 ings or evenings, 647-9730:." Son, 649 Main Street, FORE 11 AM ONLY. 19" BLACK AND WHITE tober 1963. Payments mode positions open. If you Hebron, 228-9474. nishings and miscellane­ SNOW TlR E S — 2 H 70-15 otter I November 1983 ore NEWLY DECDRATED 643-2171. RCA television, complete have a good voice and the with roller stand. Excel­ ous items, 9am to 6pm w/rlms, 1 H 78-15 w/rim, 1 sublect to a late charge of Lots/Land for Sale DFFICE SPACE In Man­ SNOW PLOWING — DELIVERING RICH 1V^% per month on the late desire to moke between OIL BURNER SERVICE 33 Apartments for Rent 42 Parking lots and drive-, , lent for malor or extra only. Saturday, Dctober G 78-14 w/rIm, 1 700-13. CLERICAL — Must be experienced AVAILABLE AS COM­ chester. Centrally lo­ FREEZER CHEST, 62" X LOAM - 5 yards, $60.00 ALUMINUM SHEETS 22nd, 20 Spring Street, 1980 CHEVROLET CIT­ Excellent condition. Coll Installment, from the due $67 to $120 0 week - Coll cated with ample park­ ways. Coll after 5pm, plus tax. Washed sand, set. All for $65. Please call dote, or a minimum of S2.00. Assisi In performing and licensed. Excellent PANION to elderly fe­ 36", $50. Stove, avocado, used os printing plates — Manchester.. ATION — Two door 646-3841. Payments may be mode by Pot, 643-2711, Monday male. 20-25 hours weekly. ing. Call 649-2891. Mike, 649-0539, 649-6344. stone, trap rock, and .007" thick, 23 X 24". 50€ 644-0348. coupe, 4 speed standard, clerical luncllons In thru Thursday evenings wages and all company MANCHESTER — Four $99. Hood, avocado, $20. moll or ot the Town Office benefits. Apply Kasden Light housekeeping and Coll 649-8428. gravel. 643-9S(M. each, or 5 for $2.00. Phone TAG SALE — "Some­ AM/FM radio, tweed In­ SNOW TIRES — Bulldlno which Is open 9:t'' local branch olllca of between 6pm-9pm. room apartment on se­ WOMEN'S DRESS a.m. to 4:00 o.m. Monday T MANCHESTER — 643-2711. They M UST be Fuel Co., 340 Tolland errands. Call 649-7025. NH UNO BARGAIN cond floor. Appliances, thing for Everyone!" terior. 47,000 miles. Ex­ Mounted. One 8.50 x 14, large organization. Corner Main and Haynes Polntino/Poperlng S2 Picked up before SLACKS, sizes 14-16 tall, cellent running. $3300. thro Friday. The Tax Collec­ Must have typing ex­ MEDICAL SECRETARY Street, East Hartford. 61 ACRES — S39.900 carpeting, two car park­ ORIENTAL TYPE 9 X 12 $5 each. Adlustable ty­ 9om to 3pm, 559 Spring two F 78 X 14, $10 each. tor is also in the office 289-5431. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Street. Professional of­ 11:00a.m. only. Street. Call 644-1966. Coll 649-4339. Monday eveninos from 7:00 perience end some - Port time. Immediate SUNAPEE-ASCUTNEY AREA ing. Storage area. Refer­ aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Rug for sole. Call 643- pewriter stand, Hl-Lo by p.m. to 9:00 p.m. ences, security and lease. fice, one block from hos­ Scrap Mogic previous office expo­ opening. Knowledge of pital. Centrally located. 9920. metal stand, $15, Phone 1973 M USTANG — Nice Chorlotte L. Neal Real Estate Spectacular property $400 monthly. No utilities PAINTING AND PAPER PAIR SNOWTIRES Tax Collector sure. Ideal situation lor insurance forms and OFFICE Call 646-2730, 522-7291. 649-7050. condition. New tires, medical terminology, with over 1000' of town Included. Very quiet. HANGING — Exterior w/rlms — C 78-14, M/S. Town ot Andover growth Into plant oper­ PERSONNEL ••••••••••••••••••••••• road frontage, meadows and Interior, ceilings re­ transmission, brakes and Brand new condition. $75 Connecticut some experience pre­ Ttntporary and PMinantnl Cal 1649-0783. 026-09 ations. with gorgeous views and 474 ^AAIN S TR E E T — paired. References, ful^\ EXCELLENT QUALITY G IAN T TA G SALE — 37 8, muffler. AM/FM Firm. 643-5641. ferred. Coll between 10 Skilled workers available Homes for Sale 31 southern exposure. Year Business office space. In Larger Sizes SEASONED HARD­ Home and Garden cassette. Gold. Block, Can Mr. Barrios and 12 noon for appoint­ round brook and lifetime MANCHESTER - Availa­ Insured. Quality work.'' 33 Alps Drive, East Hart­ For InWrvtow Appotrrtmwd — clerks, typists, recep­ First floor, across from Martin Mottsson, even-' WOOD — Oak - Maple - vinyl top. Call 643-8664, ment. 528-7161. tionists. word processor supply of hardwoods. ble November 1st. 5 ford, off Goodwin Street. Close to several lakes, post office. Call 646-2426, Ings 649-4431. Hickory. $85/cord. Two Household Items, toys, evenings. operators & instructors. room,, 2 bedroom apart­ cord minimum. Cut, split '643-6152 REDWOOD FARMS - 7 three major ski areas and ment on second floor. 9am-5pm weekdays. TURNIPS - Yellow Globe kindling wood, plant CUSTODIAN - Full time Call: room Cape on a treed lot. ■eHeMiMMuAli and delivered. Coll 649- 1980MERCURY BOBCAT position available, Mon­ only 20 minutes from the $450 monthly. No utilities and Purple Top. Pull pots, children's coots, SUPER TIRE h 6S9-2t11 a» Dining room, living C T river and 1-91. Engi­ M ANCHESTER - Dffice nom SIORAl PMNnNB 1831 anytime. — Low mileage. Excel­ day through Friday, 7om 711-7788 Included. $550 security your own. Also turnip adult clothing, etc... Sat­ ENGINEERING CO. room, family room. 3 neers survey, warranty Space, 150 North Main St. Ceaintrclil - Rtildmtlil greens. Natsisky Farms, urday, Dctober 22nd, lent condition. AM/FM to 3pm. Apply In person to deed and 80% financing. deposit and one year 12" G .E. T V — Black and stereo cassette. Call after Mohchesler Ind. Park bedrooms, 2 car garage. lease required. No pets. 500 sq. ft. Modern all Cilllag Tixlura IM ilts L 644-0304. 10am to 4pm. Meadows Manor, 333 Bid- Owner, 649-9895. Call today (or more infor­ electric building. Corner white. AC/DC with a ligh­ 4pm, 423-8945. Must Sell! well St., Manchester. mation. P&B Realty Corp. 646-8352. Hieii Ptww WisMng KITCHEN PORTB.R — office with private rest ter cord. Bought 11/82. MULTI FAMILY TAG room. Coll Ed Furtodo, n n i s T W A m Retails for over $100, will Pels 65 1981 TOYOTA TERSEL — CAR WASH ATTEND­ Monday thru Friday, 7am M ANCHESTER — Newer SALE — Saturday, 9om to 1:30pm. Some heavy Lots/Land for |g|e 33 646-6300 or 742-6251. sell for $60 Firm. 646-7473. to 4pm. 58 Dverlond Four door, automatic, air Employment ANTS — Full tlme/port 802-257-4347 two bedroom duplex. conditioning, AM/FM time. Ideal situation for lifting required. Receiv­ 8:30am - 6;30pm Heat and hot water In­ Street. Rain date: Dc­ & Education ing and stocking canned aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa J.P. LEWIS & SON Cos’ 19" BLACK AND WHITE HIMILAYAN KITTEN tober 29th. cassette. 32,000 miles, 30 students. See Andre' at cluded. No pets. Security RCA Television. Com­ mpg. Call 643-5836. $4500 Gentle Touch Cor Wash, and frozen goods. Expe­ FREE CATALOG — Of deposit and references tom Oecorotlng. Interior for sale. Four months old. REACH MIsc. for Rent 46 plete with roller stand. or best offer. 344 Brood Street, Man­ rience preferred. Will land bargains, 5 acres to required. Call 646-6454un-. pointing, paperhanglng, $80. Also male Hima­ Help Wcaited 21 train right person. Coll •••••••••••••GGGGGGGGGG Excellent for malor or layan cat, free to loving chester. Coll 646-6846. 500 acres, covering Ver­ til 3pm. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa new ceilings, remodet- extra set. All tor $65.00 Interview appointment, mont and the Berkshlres Ing, carpentry work. home. C all 649-0743 TA G SALE — Bikes, 1973 PINTO SQUIRE Call 644-0348. WAGON — 83,000 miles. BOOKKEEPER — Expe­ 643-5151. at lowest Imaginable pri­ Rentals MANCHESTER — Three INDUSTRIAL SPACE Fully ‘Insured. 649-9651, evenings. Atari, radios, typewriter, OUT $95. Coll 649-7935 after ASSEMBLERS AND rience, full time. Apply: ces. Write: Land Ca­ bedroom, first floor FDR LEASE - 5300 sq. ft. evenings 289-7010. miscellaneous. Dctober M A TU R E W OMAN to ••••••••••••••••••■•••a $775 per month. Available FOR SALE — Parlor USED RABBIT CAGES — 4pm. COIL WINDERS — Fin­ Marlow's, Inc. 867 Main, talog, P.O. Box 938, North apartment In newer two stove. Quaker oak cast 22nd and 23rd, 10am to ger dexterity necessary. Manchester. . work in Pizza House, Adams, MA 01247. family. Appliances, fully immediately. Call owner GEORGE N. CONVERSE $10 each. Call 649-6222. 4pm. 51 Falknor Drive, FOR REAL 1 1 :30am-2:30pm. Also Rooms tor Rent 41 John, 643-2414 or 649-6218. Iron. 3 feet high. Working 1973 FORD LTD Experience not needed. carpeted. Available No­ — Painting and paper- condition. Some pipe. off Center Street. Will train. Four day woman to work 5-9pm. FLORIDA'S Finest Adult hanging. 30 Years Expe­ FR EE — Border Collie. BRUGHAM — Power SALESPERSON — Full ••■••■••••••••••••••••a vember 15th. $575 rent, $25.00. Call 643-6367. brakes, power steering, week, 10 hour day: 7om- Apply In person: Dlol-A- Golf and Country Club plus utilities. Security. rience. Call after 5prh: Dne year old male. SAVINGS! 2 time. Experienced. Ma­ Plzza, 57 East Center GENTLEMAN PRE­ 643-2804. Housebroken. Call 646- HUGE TAG SALE — air conditioned. Great 5:30pm. Apply at Able ture. Apply: Marlow's, Community. Trees-lakes- References. No pet$. Call OAK KITCHEN SET, running condition. $500. Coll, Howard Rood, Street. Telephone 646- securlty. Private, uni­ FER RED. $50.00 weekly. 0713. Must sell washer/dryer, Inc. 867 Main, 643-5836. $200. Metal trunk, $15. Call 647-1821. Bolton. Manchester. 5957. quely designed manufac­ 646-2000. Services aassaaasaaaaassasssaaaa beds, piano, antiques, Rocker, $10. Maple tea furniture, collectables, tured homes. From MANCHESTER — Two cart, $30. Car bed, $5. $36,9001 Lake Fairways, ROOMS FOR RENT — Antiques M old tools and hardware. 1981 DODGE 024/MISER by Larry Wright bedroom, no utilities, gas aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa BulMIng/Controcting H Milk, can, $15. Call 643- — Stereo cassette, sun KIT N’ CARLYLE’" SECURITY OFFICERS — P.O. Box 4535, N. Ft. Call 643-4582 between 5 Antique lumber. Clothing Full and port time posi­ heat. Very neat, good 1753. root, 4 speed, sunshade. Myers, Fla. 33903; or toll and 7pm. locatilon. $425. For Info. Services Olfsred si aaaaaaeaeaaaaaaaaaascse galore, books. Scothch W ith a tions. South Windsor, Acre, 221 Keeney Street, Excellent mileage. $4500. free 1-800-237-8909. 646-4288. LEON CIESZYNSKI CDVENTRY ANTIQUE Vernon, Tolland area. MAKE RAKING Glastonbury. Saturday 81 871-9120. BUILDER — New home$,. LEAVES easy. Push leaf CENTER — 1141 Main Interested applicants coll Are you an antique Street, Route 31, Coven­ Sunday, ,Dctober 22nd 2 563-2385 or apply at CPP EAST HARTFDRD — REWEAVING BURN additions, remodeling, lawn sweeper, 30". Brush 1977 PLYMOUTH VO- lover? Read the offerings Three bedroom duplex. HOLES — zippers, um­ try. Specializes in an­ and 23rd. 8om to 3pm. Security Service, 2317 Si­ in Classified every day to Apartments far Rent 42 rec rooms, garages, kit­ only. $15. Call 646-6794. Rain or Shine. LARE WAGON — 6 cy­ LOW tiques, collectables, fur­ las Deane Highway, Fenced In front and rear brellas repaired. Window chens remodeled, ceil­ linder, 4 speed. Top find the Items or Items yard. $425 per month. No shades, Venetian blinds. niture, clocks, dolls, Rocky Hill, Monday thru you'd like to own. 643- aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa ings, bath tile, dormers, 18 Inch SCHWINN 10 model. Many accesso­ utilities. Call 528-2919, be­ Keys. T V FOR RENT. roofing. Residential o r n e colorful HU e i^ ille e primitives, photogra- GARAGE SALE- Friday until 4pm. 2711. speed, 27" wheels, good phlca, tools, linens, kit­ ries. Excellent conditioni MANCHESTER-One, two tween 8am and 4pm. Marlow's, 867 Main commercial. 649-4291. QuiU ie fudnutiiif to MOVING — Cleaning «aVa from thoce leftover condition, $50. NEW pair chenware, jewelry, glass. $1795. 228-9706. and three bedroom Street. 649-5221. "" Nike Internationalists from attic to cellar. Fri­ COST ■erupe o f fubrle. apartments. Heat and hot EAST HARTFDRD — Co­ FARRAND REMODEL-' Dpen Thurs, FrI, Sat and day and Saturday, Oc­ CELEBRITY CIPHER * No, sm bM pattern loggers, size OVz, $49. Sun. 10-5. water. $400, $440, $495. lumbus Street. Newer BRICKS, B L O C K S , ING — Cabinets, roofing,. A ■limming set o f Jumper Both negotiable. Call tober 21st 8i 22nd, 10am to CMtfHy Clphar cryptoortim ara craatad from quotaltona by tamout paople, paat pltM i full dlreeaoni. and blouse for the woman Leeel NoHce and praaant. Each iattar In tba dphar ttanda for anolftar. Todty'B cAua; C 0quW» R . Call 649-4800. five room duplex. Ap­ STONE — Concrete. gutters, room additions,* Tom, 649-5862. 4pm. 144 West Center NO 'hCI O F IN TIN T TO PILE pliances. Private back­ witii the fuller figure. POD PIRMrT by CONNIE WIENER Chimney repairs. No lob decks; all types of rem»> ■ g g L 's e u .'S Tog Soles 69 Street, rear. Classified MANCHESTER — Three yard. iSOO. Call 236-6021. too small. Call 644-8356. deling and repairs. FR E E : No. 8801 with Photo- CT. WATER DtVEREION OahU la in Sisee 88 to CONVECTOR Hot Water POUCV ACT “8VCQUHR 8UQT XLECWHMW room heated apartment. estimates. Fully Insured. radiator, copper tube fin assaaaaaaaasaaaaaaaaaaa Pursuant to Sec. 220-370 ot No appliances. Security. CDVENTRY L A K E 60. Sisa 40, 44 bust . . . EXPERIENCED Telephone 643-6017, after tie blouse, 8H yards 00- type. Sizes 20" and 44" the CT Generol Stototes, the Ad in the $375. Phone 646-2426,9 to 5 A P A R TM E N T — Second PAINTER-Quollty work. 6pm, 647-8509. Water Pollution Control VXUZUWC SLF LH WOEMLQUVH, ineb; Juniper, 8H yards. long, width 20" high. $60 TA G SALE — Buckley Authority, Town ot Vernon weekdays. floor, four rooms, porch, Reasonable rates. Fully or reasonable offer. Coll School, 250 Vernon two bedrooms, refrigera­ Patism s aeoBsUs saJg 14 Pork Ploee, Vernon, CT QTW ILH UF L MVHFEIILQW Insured.. Free estimates. ANCHOR ELECTRICAL- in sires ebaum. 649-4023. Street, Manchester, Sat­ TAG SALE — 40 Tanner serves notice ot Intont to fllo HERALD!!! MANCHESTER - Extra tor, range. No pets. Va­ 643-9237, ask for Jerry. CONTRACTORS — oS: Street, between Green on oppllcotlon with tho Com- gPBClALi Over M l at- TO ana, sssi u m i$r ssM urday, October 22nd, mlsslontr ot Environmontol large 3 bedrooms on quiet cant November 1st. $285 any size or type of work," gttinuilM 889 nr psttsis SS4 CU R TIS M A TH IS 17" 10am to 2pm. Road and Henry, off Prin­ LCQUFQ LHO L RCWLQ street near park. Availa­ includes heat, hot water. lecUew M d a Protection to divert "around ODD JOBS, Trucking. Fully Insured. Free Esti­ Pbttam Saetian in tha portable color TV , tuner ceton. Saturday, October water" loculod o « Suion Phone ble Immediately. $475 Call 742-7419. Home repairs. You name 22nd, 10am to 3pm. Rood In tho town ot Vernon, mates. Call 647-0293. ALBUM . Jaat $1.00. needs work. $75. Call T W O FAMILY TAG RWHQXWILH, LHO- U XWLCHWO L plus utilities. 649-4800. It, we do It. Free esti­ lamsiiuisMa after 5pm, 649-3777. CT. Tho purpose ot tho pro­ EAST HARTFDRD — SALE — Saturday, Oc­ posed diversion Is to supple­ mates. Insured. 643-0304. ROBERT E. JARVIS -a* I k tw . tober 22nd, 10am to 4pm. ment ONistIne Dubllc water 643-2711 XVQ.” — RWVCRW M. FMVQQ. MANCHESTER — Two Furnished two rooms and Building and remodelli\fl( bedroom townhouse. $460 bath In private two fam­ aa KS'ui!S?*..?w' WESTMORLAND FEN- Tent, camping equip­ UNION AND NORTH S'<§5Dir22.t9E3 PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "May it simply be said and written of WILLING TO DO ODD specialist. Addltlan», TDN M ILK GLASS col­ a month. Security deposit ily home. Appliances and New FASHION with epe- ment, household Items. MAIN — Saturday, 9am Chorlos A. Pltkot, JOBS, Housecleonlng, garages, roofing, siding* Director me: 'He's gone on the road to do one-nighters with Gabriel.’" required. Call 646-2469 be­ utilities Included. $325 Sw tf ■eweerawi. ^ 1 Grace Cole Colleetim lection, new. $85 or will Girl's clothing-size 10 & to 3pm. Dinette set, six pqlntlno or wood work­ kitchens, bathrooms, ro" sell separate pieces. Buy Water Pollution — Harry James. fore 4pm, after 4pm 649- monthly. Hovanec Asso­ 12. Much Miscellaneous. chairs. Slacks- female, ing. Have own transpor­ placement windows? now for Christmas gifist 37 West Street, off Hart­ Control Authority eisasbyNEA.Inc. 2S 8978. ciates, 528-2264. tation. Call 643-0197 w KiTj'jar'"" s s N fe te «"”• > size 12-14. Shoes, 8 N, Vernon. CT /doors. Call 64S6712. . piiM af Price . . . . ft J5. Call 643-6526. ford Road. WmknSm* etc... 043-tO ai - MANCHESTER HKHAKD. Satnidiiv. 0(1. 22, I!)K:< BUSINESS Business Find next summer’s camp now In You’ve packed away your children’s summer eight camps, a copy of the "Parents’ Guide,” and* clothes, uniforms and memorabilia and replaced supplementary material. Hambrook joins practice them with sweaters, school uniforms and textbooks THE BOSTON OFFICE also has parents complete a : John E. Hambrook, D.D.S., has joined Louis T. for autumn. So now it’s time to turn your thoughts to Your detailed form and, based on the answers, recom­ Foley in practicing general dentistry in summer — next summer. October is the ideal time to mends from two to four camps. Parents then can • Manchester, reserve your child’s place at an old camp you both like Money's Cloudy tonight: Manchester, Conn. choose to get in touch with the directors or to have th e .! Hambrook, who or to find and reserve a place at a new one for next directors contact them, as part of the selection ' Monday, Oct. 24, 1983 comes from Easton, year. Worth mostly cloudy Tuesday process. This service is free to parents; the office I Pa., is a graduate of Space at popular and well-run camps fills early. Sylvia Porter — See page 2 Single copy: 25

obstetrician, graduate of Manches­ matter of hours. Prompt restoration is vital to firms, attack in Beirut," O’Neill said in a ter High School. He such as financial institutions, which are particularly vania, authorities said. was found hanged in the basement UPI photo statement. The bodies of Ms. Savitch, 35. of their Washington home. His attended the Univer­ dependent on data processing. Members of Connecticut’s con­ sity of Connecticut and Data storage companies say executives have been and Martin Fishbein were found in apparent suicide came less than Workmen continue today to search for survivors in the gressional delegation raised new a car in the Delaware Canal about has recently com­ hesitant to spend money on such a project but many five months after their March 1981 blast at the battalion landing team building near Beirut doubts about U.S. policy in the 35 miles northeast of Philadelphia marriage. pleted a real-estate are becoming more aware of their vulnerability. Middle East because of the Sunday around 1 a.m. EDT, said Bucks Her autobiography, "Anchorwo­ course at Manchester “ It’s basically insurance and insurance is one of Airport in Lebanon. At least 161 U.S. Marines lost their attack, which killed nearly 150 Community College. those things you don’t like to put out money for County Coroner Dr. John Rosko. man." was published in 1982 but ' lives in the terrorist bombing that leveled the building. Marines. He said the car apparently went only touched lightly on her per­ He is specializing in because you don’t like to think about it," said C. Sen. Christopher Dodd, D-Conn., off State Route 32, which runs sonal life. residential sales in Richard Reese, president of the Boston-based Iron renewed his call of last month that along the Delaware River and the Ms. Savitch, a native of Kennett Greater Manchester. Mountain Group. ' Marines be pulled out of Lebanon Robert E. Connor canal, and plunged into the canal, Square outside Philadelphia, grad­ Pat Lynch, president of Perpetual Storage in Salt within 90 days unless the president Rosko said. uated from Ithaca College and Lake City, said attitudes have improved over the Andover Marine could convince the Congress Rain fell most of the day Sunday went to work at WCBS Radio in Investment report years but most companies still are reluctant. otherwise. and continued today but officials New York in 1969. She later worked Nearly all off-site storage firms estimate that only “ The proposal I presented ur­ Investment prices, courtesy of Advest Inc., are said they did not know If slippery at KHOU-TV in Houston and 2 10 to 15 percent of companies that might use such 2 as of 3 p.m. Friday. gently deserves serious considera­ roads were a factor in the accident. facilities actually do so today. on way to Beirut KYW-TV in Philadelphia before tion now," said Dodd, who is a “ I don’t have anything further on "The market is not gigantic, but it’s growing and joining NBC in 1977. Price Change member of the Senate Foreign the circumstances or nature of the getting ready to take off," Reese said. “ The disaster L Known for her cool demeanor Friday This Week ' By Susan Plese she says. “ I don’t know if we can Relations Committee. "You don’t t,” Rosko said. "That investigation recovery (pians) vary. All the solutions are expensive and beauty as well her journalist Herald Reporter step in and ever understand. We’re have to be a military exppert to is continuing.” and none is perfect. There’s no way anyone can ability, Ms. Savitch rose to a Advest Inc. | lU/i dn IVt sending a bunch of innocent kids know our Marines in Beirut have The bodies of Ms. Savitch, 35, guarantee results," he said. They look at the dollars $500.000-a-year job as a newscaster Acmat 13V4 up 1/4 Jeffrey Graham, 23, an Andover over there. And they ARE inno­ been placed in an increasingly and Fishbein, identified by NBC as and the facts and postpone the decision. JESSICA SAVITCH and correspondent at NBC by the Aetna 35Va dn 3'/4 native, should be in college, his cent. They’ve never seen anything vulnerable position." her fiance, were pulled from the time she was 33. Iron Mountain also offers a so-called cold site or Dodd’s colleagues also questi­ . . . dead at age 35 CBT Corp. 30 nc mother Carolyn says, just as his like this. Yesterday was an eye- car and. they were pronouced dead Her duties for NBC had included sheli, an empty area with full communications oned the U.S. role in Lebanon. 4 2 Colonial Bancorp 28Vi dn '/b younger brother and sister are. opener for all of them.‘I about 2 a.m., Rosko said. serving as principal writer- capabilities. A company that also loses its computer “ This (the killings) was the kind Finast 16 dn 4 But today, a day after a truck Graham’s father, Jesse, has also Autopsies were scheduled for ager for the past year and a half, reporter for Saturday editions of can lease another machine, move it to the cold site and of thing we were all worried First Bancorp 571/4 up 1/4 loaded with explosives burst into a expressed some reservations today to determine the cause of said she was "just on ^ day out in "NBC Nightly News," podium operate from the underground location temporarily. about,” said Rep. Sam Gejdenson, First Conn. Bancorp 50 up 1 barracks in Beirut, killing 161 about the U.S. involvement in death. the country, just a weekend trip.” correspondent during thp 1980 Some companies take the service a step further, D-Conn., the state’s only member First Hartford Corp. ‘A nc sleeping U.S. Marines, Corporal Lebanon. "H e feels we didn’t David Buda, who said he had The past few years of Ms. political conventions and reporter keeping a computer at the ready so all a client needs to of the House Foreign Affairs Hartford National 34V« dn l ‘/a .Graham Is on a boat bound, via belong there in the first place, that been Ms. Savltch’s personal man- Savltch’s life had been marked by on “ Prime Time Saturday." Hartford Steam Boiler 54 nc do is move its people. ' Grenada, to the war-torn Lebanese there should be a UN force there Committee. Ingersoll Rand 46>/4 dn 9Vb :city. He expects to arrive there in rather than always the U.S.” says Gejdenson, who also sits on the J.C. Penney 62>/4 up 3/4 A large company can pay about $1,000 a month to be : mid-November. Mrs Graham Please turn to page 10 Q oaltor, C O tltrSCtO r Lydall Inc. I6 V4 nc eligible for a cold site. The right to use a hot site, with a How does his mother feel? Sage Allen 13 nc computer already in place and waiting, can cost up to "How do you think I feel?" she "But the thing is, they’re over j $7,500 a month. Simple tape storage fees can/ange to Leaf pickup starts SNET 34Vi dn 2 '/b asks. there now. We can’t have this‘pull • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • |i%| a w l A f o f l r i n C o f / W A Travelers 31 dn l '/8 about $500 monthly, although some big clients pay Mrs. Graham of Times Farm them out.’ For the morale factor l> # v l V w W C i l l V I l l O O l W I w United Technologies 65V4 dn 21/4 more. Road has had that feeling before. It alone, we have to support them.” l i 1 S I Q 0 I O O S j Despite the rain the town’s curbside vacuum New York gold $394.25 dn 3.15 Many companies providing the data services, such is the fourth time that Graham, a Corporal Graham has only one . i. -u. . . . • leaf pickup began this morning, and George regret, his mother reports. " I t ’s 20 pages. 2 sections The former Watkins Bros, store building at Mam as Iron Mountain and Data Storage and Services Inc., , four-year veteran of the Marines, Ringstone, highway work coordinator, said the that they’ re (the Marines) so Oak streets has been soW 0 Warren C. of Irving, Texas, started years ago as specialists in has seen action in Beirut. He is rain was not hurting the leaf collection. Aetna moves vulnerable. T h ey’re sitting ducks. Advice ...... 17 Howland a Realtor and to Wilson Electrical Co. storing paper records. Others like Records Manage­ : stationed In Camp Geiger, N.C. The six-week program began on a route that MIDDLETOWN — Aetna Life & Casualty has ment Services in Chicago still handle mostly paper. ; Graham last talked to his There are things that could have Busings".’. i s , 20 Summit St. lies mostly south of Hartford Road and Charter Oak Street. moved 550 employees to its new $145 million parents about a week ago, just been done to prevent that truck classified .1^19 Howland this morning declined to give any details of complex in the first stage of relocating the 5,300- Dataguard of Fort Lee, N.J., began as an offshoot of ■before leaving for Lebanon. "H e from going in there. We should Comics...... 8 the pruchase, but said they would be announced at a Five other routes will be collected in subsequent weeks. member Employee Benefits Division. a company that stored film for the movie industry. UPlplUlo always says, ‘Don’t worry.’ But have been prepared,” she says. Entertainment ...... 17 news conference at 4 p.m. today at the Watkins The company said the work force there should Bernard Balter, general manager of Dataguard, that’s a little hard,” says Mrs. Mrs. Graham does not expect to ...... Building. Meanwhile the town’s regular trash collector will no longer pick up leaves in plastic bags. remain stable until March when 900 more data said data processing managers are aware of the need That cooling touch Grisham. hear from her son for some time. In ouituoriM...... io '*'b® building went on the market when Watkins processing employees are scheduled to make the for backup records, but a recent attempt to reach "Don’t say we don’t belong over the meantime, she says, “ you’ve opinioni ]!!! .6 closed the furniture sales business that had been a Householders are asked to rake their leaves to move. Aetna expects to complete the division higher executives was disappointing. there,” said Graham to his parents gotta have faith. Ptoplotoni ...... 2 Manchester landmark for more than 100 years. the curbline and to avoid having other materials Technicians can monitor and control loped in Farmington by United Technol- - mixed in with the leaves. transfer by August, although the schedule is ‘ T v e sent out a lot of mailers lately," he said. " I in one of his^ recent phone calls. “ All of us, Iranian mothers. Sports...... 11-14 Plans to deveipp it into condominium offices like the A full schedule for the pickup was published in subject to change, said company spokeswoman tried only financial managers, treasurers, controllers the heating, cooling and ventilating ogies Building Systems Co. All data- “ It’s a peace-keeping mission.” Assyrian mothers, Lebanese S former House and Hale building across Oak Street the Herald Oct. 20. Judy Hyfield-Starr. — top management. A good mail piece, several systems in a building complex with a appears in a four-color diagramm o n - But his mother has doubts. mothers, we’re all praying. We’re weather...... z problems with increased interest thou.sand. I got three responses." building-management system deve­ the computer screen. "TlMre is no peace over there," all praying.” •••••••••••••••••••••• rates.

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