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By Denis G. Gulino the women’s rate during the recov­ United Press International ery,” Norwood said. The unemployment rate for teenag­ WASHINGTON - The nation s un­ ers, which has been in the 18 percent to employment rate in October remained 20 percent range all year, was 18.8 at 7.4 percent, the same as September, percent in October. leaving 8.4 million people looking for The jobless rate for black workers, work just before the election, but the which began the year at about 17 number of jobs, increased, the Labor percent, was down to 15.4 percent in Department said.today. October, slightly higher than the 15.1 The unemployment rate has re­ percent in September. mained at 7.4 percent or 7.5 percent for In a survey of 10 of the largest states, six months with the exception of June, the Labor Department found unem­ when it dropped to the lowest point ployment was worse in New York, since the end of the 1981-82 recession, Texas. Illinois and Ohio. In New York 7.1 percent. unemployment moved up substantially The latest report showed about 6.5 from 8.7 percent to 9.4 percent. million jobs have been created since But unemployment rates declined in November 1982, 350,000 of them in California. Florida, Massachusetts, October alone. Most of the new jobs Michigan. New Jersey and were generated by retail stores and the Pennsylvania. broad services sector of the economy Although the unemployment rate that now employes almost three of remained at 7.4 percent, the depart­ every four workers. ment said the average length of the ' factory workweek was slightly shorter. Factories added about 55,000 jobs in The unemployment rate for Hispanic October, not enough to make up for the workers rose to 10.9 percent. It has H«r0ld pbolo by Tirquink) 115,000 jobs lost in that sector in been increasing since June, when it September. Since the recession, the was 10 percent. industrial economy has regained only An accompanying jobless rate that Pitkin replicas still available 70 percent of the jobs lost in the includes military personnel remained downturn, the department said. at 7.3 percent. Richard Carter examines a reproduction of an inkwell a history of the factory being written by William E. ■ The number of people still looking for Unemployment in the mining and oil manufactured by the Pitkin Glassworks, Manchester's Buckley. Only 400 reproduction inkwells were made. work, 8.4 million, was slightly less than industries rose to 10.9 percent from Revolutionary War-era glass factory. Carter is a About 100 remain unsold. To buy one, contact Irene the 8.5 million reported in July. August September’s 8.6 percent. But most and September. other categories of workers showed member of Pitkin Glass Works Inc., the group that looks Brown at the Savings Bank of Manchester, 923 Main St., "A fter dropping sharply in the early improvement. The unemployment rate after the ruins of the factory. The group is selling the 649-9696. The cost is $16 for a well and quill. months of the recovery, unemployment on farms was 13.8 percent, down from inkwells and quills to raise money for the publication of has shown little movement since last September’s 15 percent. M ay," Janet Norwood, chief of the The figures held no surprises that Bureau of Labor Statistics, said in a would influence Tuesday’s presidential statement accompanying the report. election. Although the report showed 300 reported dead The major categories of unemploy­ about 300.000 more people are looking ment changed little in October. The for a job than were just before the 1980 unemployment rate for adult men fell election, the jobless figures have slightly to 6.3 percent from 6.5 percent remained a minor issue in the while the rate for adult women edged campaign. Violence continues in India up to 6.9 percent from 6.7 percent. The unemployment rate when Presi­ "Although neither group has shown dent Reagan took office was 7.5 Bv Neal Robbins tribute to the slain prime minister as her for, ” PTI reporterl. much movement since early last percent. It rose to 10.7 percent during United Press International. flag-draped body lay in state in New Delhi summer, declines in the men's jobless Gandhi, 66, a Hindu, was shut and killed the last two months of 1982 during the in advance of her state funeral Saturday. by two of her Sikh guards at her New Delhi rate have been much sharper than in recession. NEW DELHI, India — Troqps in battle Indefinite curfews were imposed in must residence Wediiesday. One of the guards gear with orders to shoot rioters on sight sections of the capital and about 30 other was killed on the spot, while the other was patrolled major cities today to halt attacks cities across India in an effort to stem the wounded. on Sikhs by Hindus avenging the assassina­ 'violence directed at the Sihk minority. The assassination of Gandhi, who ruled GOP Senate plan tion of Prime Minister Indira Gandhi. Police fired 30 rounds to separate groups her nation of T20 million pr'ople for IS of the Reports said nearly 300 people died in 48 of battling Sikhs\ind Hindus in West Delhi past 18 years, provokr-rl protests in cities hours of rioting. but there were no reports of fatalities, the across northern India by Hindus seeking "There are not many Sikh businesses left Press Trust of India said revenge against members of the nation's starts new squabble unburned,” a Western diplomat said of the The government-funded news agency minority Sikh religion widespread burning and looting in the said mure than 100 people hud been killed in Government spokesman M K. Wall said capital. the capital alone in violence that included Rajiv Gandhi hud "given very strict Bv Mark A. Dupuis he set the caucus right after the Gandhi’s son, Rajiv, who was named to beheadings and burning of victims in the instructions to all agencies concerned with United Press International election because the GOP will have a succeed his mother as leader of the streets. Reports from around the, nation law and order that on no account should we lot of work to do if it wins control of the predominately Hindu nation hours after her said jtearly 200 more people died in the two allow these sorts of incidents to continue.” HARTFORD — Senate Republicans, . Senate in Tuesday’s voting. death Wednesday, appealed for calm. days of rioting — some of the worst since The army, with orders to shoot rioters on hoping to regain majority status aftera Robertson predicted that President The appeal came as one of the two Sikhs 1947. when India and Pakistan were sight, moved into nine of the hardest hit decade, will meet a day after Tues­ Reagan’s coattails could give the GOP who shot Gandhi reportedly told police that partitioned at the time of independence cities in northern India today and prepared day’s elections to choose their leaders as many as 24 of the Senate’s 36 seats. a senior army officer masterminded the from Britain. . to provide security for world leaders who for the next two weeks. '' Democrats have controlled the Senate killing and that other bodyguards were out In one incident Thursday night, PTI will begin to arrive for Gandhi’s funeral Senate Minority Leader Philip S. for a decade a n ^ o w have a 23-13 edge. to kill her successor, the Statesman reported that a retired army officer fired Saturday. Robertson of Cheshire said Thursday If the Republicans won control, they newspaper said. . i into a crowd in West Delhi with an Officials said troops moved into Behares, would have to appoint committee Another newspaper, the Times of India, automatic rifle, killing about 20 people Thei Jabalpur, I.ucknow. Allahabad, Calcutta! chairmen and staff and work out reported the two commando-trained secur­ retired officer was arrestetl. the news Kanpur, Agurtula and Ranchi to stem the details of legislative rules and their ity guards who killed one of the assassins agency said. Hindu-Sikh violence transition to the majority status. and wounded the other were arrested for Rajiv Gandhi. 40, de.scrihed the violence Gray denies Robertson said. Thousands of mourners lined up outside possible complicity in Gandhi’s slaying. and killing that followed the a.ssassination .Nehru’s former house Friday to view "There are^^o many things that need Thousands of tearful mourners paid final an "affront to everything that she stood Gandhi’s IsKly to be done to take over the m ajority,” phone bugs he said. "F o r a party that has not been a majority party in 10 years that HARTFORD (UPl) - United Tech­ doesn’t happen in two weeks or four nologies Corp. Chairman Harry J. weeks.” Church lot stays open pending talks Gray today denied allegations he Sen. George Gunther. R-Stratford, ordered the telephone bugging of the complained about holding the caucus firm ’s recently ousted president. so soon after the election and accused By Kathy Garmus authority has not yet made another offer on especially important to the downtown area Gray acknowledged he asked the Robertson of trying to improve his Herald Reporter the lot, he said. because plans for the reconstruction of company’s board of directors to chances of retainin/the top GOP spot “ They have justasked me to hold on." he Main Street call for the elimination of about investigate the allegations by former in the Senate. Downtown visitors who use the public said. "Nothing’s transpired. ” on-street parking spaces UTC President Richard J. Carlson one - "Of course I’m not pleased," parking lot next to St James Church have One merchant, who asked that his hame “ meeting on th«- Main Street plan tf^p’ after Carlson quit on Sept 17. Gunther said. " I think it’s definitely an gotten a reprieve. .not be Used, said bethought the negotiations sponsored by the Greater Manchester But “ the allegations are completely attempt to call up brownie points that The church has agreed not to close the lot were reopened at the re, Friday. Nov 2, 1984 - i t - MANCHESTEH HERALD, Friday, Nov. 2, 1984 Weather Manchekter In Brief Zinsser charges Cassano’s negative P e o p le ta lk in progress under all bills would ever b*’ debattHl. he By Kathy Garmus prohibit electric utilities from said Mercier wants traffic study Herald Reporter passing along to consumers the circumstances Today’s forecast cost of electricity that wouldn’t be The amended version allowed a "th a t's where you try to fashion Jonathan Mercier, the Republican candidate in the 12th out the compromise." he said. ' Incumbent state Sen. Carl A., generated for several years. The utility to charge in advance for Connecticut, Massachusetts Assembly District, said this week he wants the state Traffic Because bills can be radically Zinsser, R-Manchester. resumed other was to phase in the cost of the electricity if the company had lost and Rhode Island: Today: changed after they leave commit­ Commission to study the intersection of Center Street. West his attack Thursday on what he Millstone III nuclear plant in money for 12 months or projected mostly sunny windy and qolder tee. the only important vote is the- Middle Turnpike and New State Road to see if the traffic flow said were negative campaign Waterford over several years. losses over the next 12 months, this afternoon. Tem peratures . could be improved. ^ final one. Zinsser said. tactics used by his opponent. Zinsser voted against both in according to Uihman The work dropping to the 50s this afternoon A Connecticut Citizen Action ( Congestion in thearea is aggravated by the two high schools at "I can't remember a campaign committee, but voted for the bills The original phase-in hill that of love except 40s western hills. To­ the intersection, Mercier said in a news release Monday. that's been as low as this," he said on the Senate floor, according to appeared before the Energy and Group leaflet being distributed or7 night: clear and cold. Lows in the "Since this particulartraffic problem involves not only a state legislative records. Public lUilities Committee would behalf ,of Cassano has stressedf Former Sen. Margaret at an afternoon news conference at 20s to lower 30s. Saturday: sunny road, but also a state facility, it is appropriate that the state Cassano has cited the votes as have required the Department of Zinsser's committee votes on the Chase Smith (right) talks his campaign headquarters on with high.s in the 40s. examples of Zinsser’s inconsis­ Public Utility Control to phase in two energy-related bills. with artist Mary Eliza­ Traffic Commission be involved." he said. Main Street. Maine and New Hampshire: tency and his tendency toward rate increases resulting from a For the past two weeks. Zinsser beth Hart of Dallas Thurs­ Zinsser charged that his oppo­ anti-consumer voting. new electric plant under it‘rtain and Cassano have traded charges day as Hart presents the Windy. Showers or flurries north Thompson favors restitution nent in the Fourth Senatorial But Zinsser said Thursday that circumstances. Lohman said in about the accuracy ot tlM' leaflet portrait bust, which she and mountains then sunny south and partly sunny north. Tem per­ District, Democratic town Direc­ both bills were substantially her memo. Zinsser said he wasn't sure how sculpted, of Smith to the John W. Thompson, the Democratic candidate for the 13th tor Stephen T. Cassano, "w ill say amended after they came out of The amended version required to respond to attacks on his voting National Portrait Gallery • atures in the 50s. early today Assembly District seat, said Wednesday that he wants the anything to get a vote." committee. the D PliC only to consider a record because he didn’t know it in Washington, Smith, of dropping to 35 to 40 north and concept of community service restitution by criminal offenders Zinsser also disputed Cassano’s According to a memorandum phase-in. negative campaign tactics were Maine, was a veteran of 33 mountains and 45 to 50 elsewhere strengthened. claim that he had voted against from Judith S. Lohman, a research Zinsser said Cassano seems to effective years in Congress. She this afternoon. Clear tonight. Thompson, who is challenging incumbent Rep. Elsie two bills that would have kept analyst with the Office of Legisla­ imply that a legislator .should vote "You don't know what the was once considered a Low 15 to 25. Sunny Saturday. "Swensson, R-Manchester, called^uch restitution a cost-effective consumers’ electric rates down. tive Research, the original CWIP the same way in committee as he impact is." he said "Do you just vice presidential candi­ High in the 40s north and near 50 alternative to imprisonment. The state now spends about $15,000 One bill, known as the construc­ bill would have prohibited utilities or she does on the floor of the House ignore it or do you do something south. date for the Republicans The good with the bad to $20,000 per year to imprison someone, he said. tion work in progress bill, was to for charging for construction still or Senate. That would mean that no about il’’ " in 1961. Vermont: Quite windy today Today: mostly sunny windy and colder with temperatures falling As examples of how the program would work, Thompson said becoming sunny. Turning through the SOs this afternoon. Winds becomin'g northwest 15 to 25 vandals could be required to clean graffiti from buildings and colder. Temperatures falling UPI photo mph. Tonight: clear and cold. Lows 20 to 25. Winds diminishing to intoxicated drivers could be required to work in hospitals. through the 40s. Clear and rather light westerly. Saturday: sunny. Highs 45 to 50. Sunday: fair and mild. Community service restitution is now applied unevenly in the cold tonight lows in the teens to Coalition backs Cassano in Fourth Today’s weather picture was drawn by Tammy Popoff, 0. of 16 state, Thompson said. Funds for a trial program to encourage near 20. Sunny and chilly Satur­ Westfield St„ a fourth grader at Waddel School. even application ran out in 1981, he said. day. Highs m ainly in the 40s. Representatives of nine differ­ Legislative Electoral Action Pro­ of Directors since 1977. Zinsser is a all .said they were eonfideni their ent groups gathered at Democratic gram. one of the approximately 30 Mancheser real estate broker. candidate would win Extended outlook New voters get last chance headquarters on Main Street groups that has endorsed Cassano. At Thursday's gathering were Cassano said he was pleased to Thursday night to talk about what "This is a different style of representatives from the Greater have (he support of the groups Extended outlook for New Anyone who has become eligible to vote since the Oct. 16 cut-off they said was a rare demonstra­ campaign in the Fourth District," Hartford Labor Council, the Legis­ because they were working (or a Falk talks Columbo Gerry’s scent England Sunday through date for registration still has a chance to vote in the Nov. 6 tion of unity in a legislative race. said Mary Wellemeyer, a member lative Electoral Action Program, common goal — improving the Tuesday: election. The groups, which represented o f Cassano's campaign the Congress of Connecticut Com­ quality of life. Peter Falk fancies a return to his role as The "G erry Look" has made fashion news ever Connecticut, Massachusetts Tile registrars of voters will register newly eligible voters on labor, education and women’s committee. munity Colleges, the United Auto rain-coated police detective "Columbo." That is, since vice presidential ca'ndidate Geraldine "It’s a pt'ople's eoalition and and Rhode Island: Fair Sunday. Monday from 9 to 11 a.m. The registrars’ office is in the basement interests, are backing Democratic More than 50 people from nine Workers, the International Assoei,- if he and Universal Television can get together Ferraro hit the ca m- that's not a corny phrase.” he said Chance of rain Monday. Fair of .the Municipal.Building. town Director Stephen T. Cassano different organizations distributed ation of Machinists, the National again. paign trail. leaflets for Cassano in Manchester Organization for Women, the Cassano also said he was optim Tuesday. Highs mostly in the 50s. Those who want to register Monday should bring proof that in his campaign to unseat state The studio and the actor have been waltzing Her short haircut last weekend, she said. The cam ­ American Association of Univer­ istie about the Nov 6 election. Overnight lows from the mid 30s they have met either the age, citizenship or residence Sen. Carl A. Zinsser, R- around the idea for several years, according to has been copied by paign has also been helped by sity Professors, the Irish- " I don't believe in the |x>lls.',' he to the mid 40s Sunday and requirements since Oct. 16. Manchester, a two-term one Universal executive. The problem is money. women nationwide incumbent. volunteers from Manchester Com­ American Unity Conference and said. Falk wants a lot of it and Universal doesn’t want in a lesser version of Monday and from the mid 20s to " I think it’s rare for a campaign munity College who have staffed the Connecticut Stale Federation But Demoeratie Town Commit to go into bankruptcy. From 1971 to 1977, the mid 30s Tuesday. the Lady Di hairdo S A T entry requires ID to generate this level of organiza­ phone banks, she said. of Teachers. tee Chairman Theodore Cum­ "Columbo" was one of NBC-TV’s top-rated rage. But here’s the Vermont: Chance of showers tional support,*’ said Mary X^n- Cassano is a sociology professor All had praise for Cassano as a mings told the group. "We're shows. Studio, network and Falk could all stand topper: "Gerry" Sunday and Monday. Dry Tues­ Students who^plan to take thp Scholastic Apptitude Test Buren, field director for the ;il iw rr :ind has been on the Board friend of labor and education. And running uphill with a heavy lo a d " another hit. perfume. day. Highs in SOs. Lows 35 to 45. tomorrow at Manchester High School, must have positive "We think the Maine: Fair Sunday. Chance Identification and will not be admitted if they do not have it, the public will find the of showers Monday. Fair'south school announced. news of the 'Gerry' and chance of showers or flurries The doors will open at 7:30 a.m. and no one will be admitted Donna and Gina perfume as fasci­ north Tpesday. Highs in the 40s after 8:30 a.m. Students should bring their ticket o f admission, nating as they find north and SOs south Sunday and and two Number 2 pencils, in addition to proper identification. Donna Reed is making a TV comeback — as Gerry Ferraro her­ Monday and upper 30s north to Satellite view Parking will in the student parking lot off Brookfield Street. self,” says Michael Miss Ellie on "Dallas." 40s south Tuesday. Lows in the StudenU should enter the building though the cSTeteria lobby, Paulle, of The Syn- Donna starred in her own series "The Donna upper 20s to SOs. Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 4 a.m. EST shows adjacent to the student parking lot. Reed Show" as "the girl next door” from 19SSto arome Corp. of TRIVIAL PURSUIT New Hampshire: Fair Sunday. scattered thunderstorms along the Gulf Coast from Texas to 1966 and hasn't been seen much on television America. Alabama. Extensive cloudiness can be seen from the Gulf coast to the Paulle is still Chance of showers Monday. Fair Swensson favors welfare law since. But starting Friday, she'll play Southfork's mid-Atlantic region and northern New England. Widespread working on a mar­ Tuesday. Highs in the SOs Sunday matriarch, mother of the Ewing boys. The role cloudiness can also be seen In the Northwest from the Pacific coast to Incumbent State Rep. Elsie Swensson,R-Manchester. said CAN YOU ANSWER YES was created by Barbara Bel Glides, who keting plan, but and Monday and the 40s Tues­ ELECT the Northern Plains. recently that if she is re-elected she will reintroduce legislation dropped out of the CBS show for health reasons. If says he’s decided to day. Lows in the SOs Sunday and TO ANY OF THESE Geraldine Ferraro that would curb welfare fraud and aid Connecticut’s poor. you like nighttime soaps, don't switch channels. offer Ferraro Monday and upper 20s to 30s $500,000 a year to be a spokeswoman for the Tuesday. 3000 ,30.24 Swensson is opposed by Democrat John Thompson. QUESTIONS? Immediately after Dallas, Gina Lollobrigida \ STEVE makes her American TV series debut as Jane product — just in case she doesn’t get the job in SEATTLE Swensson said in a news release that in the 1984 session of the %■ Wyman’s half-sister on "Falcon Crest.” Gina the Oval Office. Acrpss the nation N^neral Assembly she co-sponsored legislation designed to tie turns up in the Tuscany Valley as the heretofore MINNEAP( Aiflfare payments to inflation, but only after the Department of Do you know the name of your state unmentioned, intentionally forgotten half-sister Thunderstorms will be .scat­ Income Maintenance has shown it had implemented certain cost CASSANO senator? □ Yes □ No of Angela Channing, played by Wyman. tered over the Atlantic Coast ’- T NEW YORK saving measures. states, the Tennessee Valley and He writes the songs V She said the legislation was never reported out of committee. the Gulf Coast states. Rain will SAN FRANCISCO Swensson said that later in the session she offered an New York City-born Barry Manilow disproved also extend over New England, amendment which would have required a committee be Have you seen him in your town? that old saw "you can’t go home again" by selling the Plateau as well as the v._ established to study indexing of welfare payments to inflation Liz celebrates anniversary ^ LOS ANCEI □ Yes □ No out Radio City Music Hall for 10 nights and setting northern Pacific Coast. Snow and study what reform measures shpuld be adopted to reduce Elizabeth Taylor is returning Saturday to the a box-office sales record of nearly $2 million. He will fall from northern Minne­ waste and fraud. LOW EST MILO Belly Ford drug and alcohol abuse center at the got' a standing-0 for his Halloween night sota across North Dakota to the TEMPERATURES She said House adopted the amendment, but later reversed Have you seen hime outside of election Eisenhower Medical Center in Palm Desert. But performance, bidding farewell to the 10th month northern Rockies. ^0'30. MIAMI itself and rejected it. "This reversal was an injustice to all the contrary to whispers, the actress is not returning by introducing a song called "When October High temperatures will be in people of our state," Swensson said. time? □ Yes " □ No because she's back on booze and pills. Goes." featured on his new album. the 20s and 30s over the upper ICOEHO- Liz has made it clear she’s going back to The words for the song, compliments of the late Great Lakes, the northern Mis­ SO 60 Johnny Mercer of "Moon R iver” fame, were 6 0 |r* m 1/ . M « no » Can you name o n e thing he has done for celebrate the second anniversary of the center, sissippi Valley, North Dakota ^ AM All 3 school bands to play found among the late lyricists’ possessions. tNOWlRS^ FLOW which has helped straighten out such other and much of the northern Rock­ 60 70*^^^ (53 you? n Yes □ No celebrities as Eileen Brennan. Peter Lawlord, Mercer’s wife asked Manilow to set the words to UPI WEATHER FOTO CAST ^ About 200 students from ail three secondary school bands in ies. Highs will be in the 40s and Mary Tyler Moore and Liza Minnelli. music — which Manilow called the thrill of his town will participate in "Manchester Band Day" Saturday N SOs over New England, portions "There is nothing wrong with returning to the life. National forecaet during half-time at the high school football game. Don’t you think it’s tirhe for a change? clinic if a person feels it will help," said Liz. " I of the mid- Atlantic states, the "This is the first time they’ve all played together,” Clara wouldn't be ashamed ofthatatall."Liz. however, GreaULakes, much of the Ohio For period ending 7 a.m. EST Saturday. Friday night will find some Smith, townwide music coordinator, said this week. "W e hope to STATE Valley, the Plains, much of the is doing fine on her own now. snow falling across parts of the upper Rockies and Plains, while rein make this an annual even t." central Rockies, the Plateau as showers develop over sections of northern California. Rain is likely in Manchester High School. Illing Junior High School, and Bennet 0 Yes Anchors away well as the northern Pacific the area from the lower Mississippi Valley northeastward into the Junior High School bands will perform. MHS and Illing bands Coast. High temperatures will . SENATOR Former newscaster 'Howard K. Smith is Ohio Valley. Elsewhere, generally fair weather should prevail. will sport nearly-new uniforms which most townspeople have not reach into the 80s over portions of returning to anchor a TV news show. But this time Minimum temperatures include: (approximate maximum readings in yet had a chance to see, since rain kept attendance low at the I PULL LEVER 3A Haiti for by Slet'f (^aaano'a Senate Eletlion Committee-Haul Haaaeltu. Treoaurer. ‘ the southern Atlantic Coast the Emmy and Peabody award winner will be parenthesis) Atlanta 54(66), Boston 33(48), Chicago 30(61), Memorial Day Parade, Smith said. J states and the Southwest Now you know reporting fictional news, pot fact, and is Cleveland 27(60), Dallas 47(71), Denver 30(57), Duluth 25(53), switching from ABC to NBC. Houston 51(74), Jacksonville 62(74), Kansas City 37(63), Little Rock The Turkish city of Giresun, from which the Smith has been signed to anchor the TV news Weather radio word cherry is derived, is where the Roman 43(65), Los Angeles 57(74), Miami 74(84), Minneapolis 30(56), New cast that opens each segment of the new " V " The National Weather Service general Lucullus is said to have introduced the Orleans 60(75), New York 37(47). Phoenix 55(62), San Francisco -Po// shows series, starting with the third episode Nov. 9. broadcasts continuous, 24-hbur cherry tree into Italy in the first century B.C.. Smith will report on the state of the war in 47(63), Seattle 43(54), St. Louis 33(65), Washington 41(58). weather information on 162.475 where its cultivation spread around Europe. alien-occupied Earth. m Hz in Hartford, 162.55 m Hz in emergency COMMITTEE TO ELECT JOHN W. THOMPSON New London and 162.40 mHz in Meriden. Manchester Herald S '* ' ^ Richard M. 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among seventh graders, the twoj By Sarah E. Hall while Republican state Sen. Carl groups tying among eighth grad- • Herald Reporter Zinsser. R-Manchester, and Rep ers, and those in the "indifferent” • Elsie "Biz" Swenss-on, R- category outnumbering the others. Celebration Sale! Incumbent President Ronald. Manchester. beat, their Demo­ among ninth graders. Teachers,. Reagan wun by a landslide in t^is cratic opponents, Stephen T. Cas- however, voted strongly in favor of N week's mock elections at Bennet sano and Jofm Thompson, by more All stores join in celebrating the Grand Opening it. Junior High School, gel|ing more than 150 •THE EQUAL RIGHTS) than double the voles of his Name recognition proved pivo­ A M E N D M E N T : 'Chis was strongly) Democratic opponent. tal Swensson — who was at Bennet of our two newest stores In Baltimore supported by all groups. | passing out pmaphlets, nail files The final tally was 411 for and bumper stickers earlier in the AT B E N N E T , taxes and the Reagan and George Bush and 169 day — was the only non- president's age were among the. GENERAL ELECTRIC for Walter Mondale and Geraldine presidential candidate that any of hottest issues. i ‘Surge of Steem"* Ferraro. Just outside the voting the two dozen students interviewed Reagan will be more likely to^ x P ^ end Dry Iron machines, students speaking heat­ singled out by name. TWISTERS protect senior citizens because be; edly about nuclear arms, taxes, Democratic Town Committee is old himself, said Jeff Hazelwood,; THE NEWEST FASHION ACCENT and abortion generally backed Chairman ■ Theodore Cummings 1 9 .9 7 sir a seventh grader. ; . Reagan's platform. charged today that her campaign­ Twist’em, plait'em. rope'em or twear Gets out doep^lown " I think if Mondale is elected, Ninth-grader Janet Cottier said * ihem single-ol Only your imagination limits the wrinkles. Has handy ing was meant as "a shot in the terrific, colorful effects you can achiave with these he's going to get rid of all the she voted for the president "be-- guide. #F3i 4BL •arm to a campaign that has kind of wardrobe-ennancing accentsi weapons and then everyone's flagged." cause we don't want highertaxes." ✓ "Mondale's going to raise taxes,") going to bomb us, " said ninth "It may be good politics, but it CHOOSE BEADS OR CLASPS classmate Amy Schmid said. ) grader Greg Wood. says something else. She needs KIDS* But Byron Strickland, a Mondale' NORELCO But Andre Carrion, a classmate, help, " Cummings said. s backed the Democratic supporter, said that issue pales in' ‘Dial-A-Brew’ comparison to the arm s race. fo r challenger. ACROSS TOWN, AT IDLING Drip Coffeemaker ‘I don't want to die," he shouted. C N u n e Our Rag. $3, $4 A $5 Each ''A ll we need is one nuclear bomb Junior High School, Reagan also Calder Reg. Price...... 29.98 "Forget about the taxes.". to blow up Russia, " he ysaid. seemed to be the candidate of Wear as long or short Necklace, Choker, Calclor Sale Price...... 19.97 "Reagan's making, like, 20,000." choice. In polls taken about one Jennifer Mistretta complained Brerilet or Welat CInchert Mfr. MclMn Rcbcte...... 5.00* that Mondale "w ill sit there and; month ago, the president won — HMptiw Bunnie Bees rescue the kids! AFTER BO CUPRAK, the election or­ make fun of people." " I ’d hate to- 577 to Mondale's 360. ■.pmReg. Q r«M indoor entertainment for your REBATE 1 4 .9 7 ganizer and social studies depart­ see what he'd do if Russia called Every morning. Illing students H«rMI photo by TarquMo O W N kkts aged 4 to 8! 2-4 player game. Has keep-warmteature plus him a jerk or something,” sbesaid. ment head at Bennet. said after­ have been making campaign 4 0 % O F F on/oft switch. Makes cofleeihe ward that students have speeches over the public address Bennet Junior High School ninth- elections this week. President Reagan About the only thing students way you like Itl Model #HB5185 accurately predicted the presiden­ system. Teacher Robert Cooper — grader Bonnie Gulliksen shows how she and other Republicans were the agreed on was that the mock . Lustrous Gmuine Ctofli lor iMaHa. tial winner every year since mock who. with colleague Mary Pi- cast her vote in the school's mock winners. elections helped them feel better ' Tha€Mocftbfo*l elections began in 1972. about using a voting machine. "A ll <- CULTURED PEARLS vonka. has organized debates and ...... with 14K Gold Accents "I really thought the vote was mock campaigns — said Wednes­ those different buttons” were 2 Headquarters." Propoganda cov­ right to choose whether to termi­ GENERALELECTRIC going to be a lot closer than it was, " day, that he has censored some of weapons test ban freeze, by a wide "kind of scary” at first, eighth ers its bulletin board, while an nate her pregnancy. Ultra Oven Cuprak said of this year's election. the morning messages because the margin. grader Amy Williams said. MATCH BOX Cirs 1 7 .9 6 » S 1 7 9 upstairs science room is home to • M ILIT A R Y SPENDING - By In fact. Bennet students elected students "like to go for each • SCHOOL PRAYER - The But voting itself provdU easy, she OurReg. 2S.S7ta2SS.e7 the-school GOP. a smaller margin, students and only one Democrat — incumbent other's throats." vote was extremely close on this said. Among themselves, students 'M ajor campaign issues were teachers said the federal govern­ l7*8fS— . The soft, luminescent beauty of the Orient 64.70 First District U S. Rep. Barbara Downstairs at Illing, Room 102 issue, with school prayeF oppo­ dared each other to vote Commu­ in your choice of earrings, necklaces and Has warming tray on ^also included in the Illing poll, with ment should spend less. In con­ .atWnworknig Kennelly, She won by eight votes. nents outnumbering supporters nist — and 26 of them did. bracelets. In a variety of styles and sizes. top: also has defrost has been made into "Democratic (he results as follows: i-CiiooMfrom trast. most called for more tax IgnMittylM! feature. Bakes, broils, • ABOR'i’ION — A strong ma­ dollars to protect the environment. toasts! Model #T660 jority of students and teachers • THE ARMS RACE — All ' * O ’Brien to Study indicated a woman should ha vet he groups polled called for a nuclear J l O ' * " * * SAVE 25% AND MOR^ SAVE OVER *561 -Off Our Reg. Prices, Select Group 8th District request Opening Nov. 3 WIW.«IPAII| after...... rebate

Town Attorney Kevin O'Brien arises in the district request to buy CASIO WATCHES said this morning he has not been land from the slate next to the land Gilead’s \EW LOCATION TlwowBr asked for advice on a request by it is buying for a firehouse. Under Completa Collision Damago A Bodyworks , 8.88to48a88 the Eighth Utilities District for a law excess state land must be Country Fotwign and OomasUc • Raal CompalHIva Prtcsa !1 6 8 Our R«g. 11 ,S8 to 69.97 . review by the Planning and Zoning offered for sale first to the ACCIDENT DAMMES • FREE ESTHUTES OVEN Quartz analogs, multi-feature styles and more Commission of the district's plans municipality in which it is located. Crafts CoN MoncliMtar — 643-7A04 after *20 rebate’ in great designs for today's men and womeni for a firehouse at Tolland Turnpike The land invovled has not yet been ^andek John Tracy, Prop. tinoiorwHh (StylM may vary by atom; no apaclal ontara). DURACELL and Buckland Street. declared excess. miuYEnmisiuRSfn IPWR« Batteries for Toys, Games, Flashlights, O'Brien said knew nothing about Both the town and the district — Mon-Fri 8 am-5:30pffl a -it except what he had read in a —Our Specialty * aea clerk for details Cameras, Radios, Calculators and morel have told the state they are Sat 10-12 (Photo battatlaa avaHcMa m our Photo Oapli) newspaper account Thursday. interested in being considered for 345 Main 8L •AAorAAA,2-Pak •C,D2-Pakor9V1-Pek O'Brien said he would study the purchase of the land. Dried Flowers Minchtsltr. CT CT IRt 83) 1__O m/w N question. Mark Pelligrini, town planner, is Over 1 Million of Them! BuildiingI in Rear r—m P R E S T O N E E® OurReg. 2.19...... 1.36 OurReg. 2.79...... 1.96 Attorney John D. Labelle Jr., preparing a report on LaBelle’s We believe we have the most exten­ Next to Brown's Tiro r •A A ‘, 4-Pafc •9V, 2-Psk legal counsel for the district, has liS request for a review. Year-Round Antifreeze Our Reg. 3.99...... 2.69 Our Reg. 4.80...... 3.44 asked for a PZC review of the "The district took steps toward sive collection & selection in the proposal, as required by state law building a firehouse when the town area. Caldor Reg. Price (2 Gals.) ...... 9.98 when municipalities or municipal refused to sell the district a We grew them, dried them and ftesione Caldor Sale Price (2 G a ls .)...... 8 .9 6 agents undertake certain kinds of firehouse the town owns in the have used them lavishly in floral public improvements. Buckland area. The Town of Mfr. Mail-in Rebate ...... 2 .6 6 * The request may raise the arrangements, wreaths, etc. Satrbotovfh Sjfstem Manchester Fire Department can­ 2 GALLONS £3 A O question of whether the law applies not provide fire protection in the 0 PLAY JACKPOT AFTER REBATE ...... Q a 9 0 H o u r/ Fri. 2-9; 10-5 to the district as it does to agencies Bucklaqd area because a State 30 Porter St. *$M cferir lor deudft. of the town government. Supreme Court ruling held that Sun. 12-5 and other davs bv hancr & appl. Hebron. C7T A similar question about the only the Eight District volunteer T E L . 228-3271, 228-0284 district's status as a municipality fire department has that right.

Election VOTERS OF MANCHESTER— STUDY QUESTION BINGO TH| WOMlUShHIii'l #5 THOROUGHLY (at the top of Voting Machine) BA8EBAU0AME moderators MANCHESTER’S FUTURE ZONING AND AUTONOMY EVERY DAY V IS AT STAKEIII DEFEAT IT FOR THE 3RD TIME— NO^ are named ______Paid for by John Zapadha. 168 Woodland St.. Manchoater Win American Tourister Luggage At'orney Vincent L. Diana has Two - w w /’N C C MnnufacturerManufacturer's s been named chief moderator for Entire 4 QD/ q O r P List------Prices Mani.1t Iter in the the national S tock SALE /.i electh ’ ■ Nov. 6. Mfr. List Our Reg- Repuolicans will be moderators . . .45.97 31.80 in the election, following the HAWAII .#1918, sport Tote ^ ...... „ „ 34.80 Software for Use with the Manchester policy of alternating .#6203,3" Attache Case ...... between the Republican and De­ .39.00 (K)MMODORE 64 Computer . .# 2320, 20’’ Carry-On...... mocratic parties. Page 2 .47.40 •Seholaetlc: Agent USA .. The moderators were appointed .# 4865, Garment B a g ...... Our Reg. 24.97 ...... 21.40 by the office of the Registrar of 49.20 Voters and announced this week. .# 1990, Garment B a g ...... 55.80 •Spinnaker: In Search o f the Moat Amazing Thing, Our Rag. 27.97 ...... Following are the moderators .#1926, 26’’ c a se with Wheels _ ,24.60 for each voting district: .66.00 AHIOIONC .#4829,#4829. 29" Case case w/Wheelsw w n eeis^.^ .. Si j •Epyx: World'a Oraataat Baaaball • District 1; Robertson School. OurReg.29.97 ...... 25.99 Marion P. Taggart. Choose nylons Assf per store. Sorry, no rainchecks. • District 2, Bowers School. Clearance. 100 Fcs. p •Scarborough: Nat Worth Steven M. Gates. AGWAY V, Our Reg. $8.97 ...... l i O . O S • District 3. Buckley School. J Ruth A. Glass. ENFIELD MALL • District 4. Martin School, FRESH Harry W. Reinhorn. ! = • District 5, Senior Citizens' INTERNATIONAL Center, Shirley S. Davis. CITRUS • District 6, Nathan Hale ' School. William W. Mumford Sr. aonDfflanaiia m a • District 7, Waddell School,. SALE ' oGouanaaoS Da< Paul S. Seybolt Jr. • District 8, Verplanck School, The smart way to save on the freshest, sun-ripened citrus fruit Now you can buy in money-saving case lots, and have plenty of fresh Dorothy G. Hooey. Iruil on hand lor family or friends. All fruil is tree-ripened to perfection in • District 9. Keeney Street the warm southern sunshine Then picked, packed and rushed to you (or School. Norma E. Marshall. wintertime enjoyment. ■ • District 10, Manchester High Succulent eating oranges perfect lor snacking . sweel juice oranges (E ocryvJ School, Melody C. Weir. bursting with flavor ...pink or golden grapefruit. All graded U.S. 'I ! • District 11, Mahoney Recrea­ EXIT 47E FROM 1-91 So good, it’s actually guaranteed S-Hour Cable Ready VHS tion Center. Thomas H. Ferguson All Agvyay Iresh fruil carries a customer satislaclion guarantee. II for any reason your order is unacceptable, just return it within 24 hours for a full > ^aaatte Recorder Jr. SATURDAY an^ SUNDAY 9am -5pm refund of the purchase price. I t£- • District 12, Howell Cheney Slop by sooityorders must SAMSUNG® 19" Diagonal Regional Vocatignal Technical 2 SPACE FOR 400 DEALERS be received by: Nov. 3rd Portable Color TV with School, Carroll Johnson Brundrett. For pick up on: Nov. illsl Mecifronic tuning 14-day, 4-event timer, Remote Control Connecticut's largest weekly Flea Market Spectacular remote, (ronl-toad. Model #VKT-310 CATV/M ATV connector, Situated in the Woolco Building, Enfield Outlet Mall wireless infrared remote. $ 2 9 8 McCavanagh 64 - - 4f09d:lMn..nM»\ 4Sal.1lK m i^ a llo p M la H k t Itl 974 341) 1 wlfcee*lli».We44Fit.au«ialmipeUelit« ItidZlQft IruyOpvirtwllie# ' V

MANl'llKSTKH MFUALD. F ikLiv^^ Nov 2, 1984 9 8 - MANCHESTER HF.RAI.O. Fnd;iy. Nov 2. 1984 Health authorities say SPORTS aspartame safe to use 8 Bruins gang up on Nords in final period Bv Thomas Ferraro FDA and the CDC to deveU. alteration!;: 24 percent of upset United Press International means to ascertain whether or not stomachs and other gastrointesti­ nal problems: 15 percent of aller­ unusual sensitivity ... may exist in By Frederick Woterman schedule proved as big an obstacle (coach Gerry Cheevers) really- goals in his four games as a Bruin On Thursda.^10 penalties were shot in the opening iieiiod. On gic reactions: 6 percent of unusual WASHINGTON (LPD -There some small segment of the popula­ UPl Sports Writer ^ as the Bruins. v cracked down on us." Bergeron, whose team dropped hajided out duWio fights. Boston's ebee's Mario Maioi.s iieil the .M in e is no 'evidence of serious health tion." said Robert Shapiro, presi­ menstrual patterns and 9 percent “ It was our third.garde in four Cheevers explained his team’s to 4-7-1. says that a line with Brian Curran, given a miseonduet in the second on a .so loot dap slinl to an assortment of other problems with the low-calorie dent of firm's NutraSweet division. BOSTON — The Quebec Nor- nights. We played two good periods success in simple term.s. Simmer. Riek Middleton and for a fight with Qiiebee’s Jimmy Simmer then kinn-ked in llii- sweetener aspartame, but some The Community Nutrition Insti­ symptoms. diques managed two periods of then we just weren’t there in the "The bottom line in this game is Burry Pederson will In- a iM)lenl Mann, said thiMvintimu-d animos- rebound of a H.iy Boiiniin- sliol on .i "While some reports are un­ users may have a "yet unidentified tute. a consumer group, said the good hockey, but then the Boston third." skating, and we're doing it right one. ily didn’t .s'urprise him. power |)la\ l.ile in llu- iniddk sensitivity" to it. federal re­ CDC's questions about sensitivity doubtedly due to the coincidence of Bruins and the NHL schedule Seven players scored for Boston. now. Plus, we are checking really "Now. with Simmer. I ’m afraid "I expected that was going to period for wli.n pimed to he the searchers say. by some persons supports its symptoms and aspartame con- ganged up on them. 6-4, which has recovered quickly w ell," he said. to play them. When Pederson happen." said Curran. "It's going w inning goal "The only way these possibilities earlier calls that aspartame be .sumptidii'and others may be due to Trailing 2-1 going into the third from a dismal start. The Bruins were hampered by eomes baek (from a broken hand)-, to be interesting when we go up to In (he lliii'd iienod. Ken 1 inse can be thoroughly evaluated would recalled by the FDA pending the suggestibility of some persons, period Thursday night, Quebec Defenseman Mike Milbury said goal-production problems last they'll have one of the best lines in Quebee (Dee. 3). (Tonight) it was a man si-ored for Boston Irnni .5 fee! be through focused clinical stu­ further studies. still others may be attributalile to watched Boston explode for five it was just a matter of the Briiins year and in their first few games the league. " game that got a little chippy.” Mike O'Ciinnell l:dlied on .i 4.'i Inol dies." the Centers for Disease some yet undefined sensitivity of unanswered goals to take a 7-1 having forgotten certain lessons. this season, but the acquisition of Last year’s series iH-lweeb Bos­ Three of the five fights took place slapshot, l.yndon Byers kinu-ked in some in(Jividuals to aspartame in Control said Thursday in conclud­ "This confirms our position that victory and its fourth straight win. “ We remembered how we have Charlie Simmer from the Kings ton and Quebee was a .series of after Boston held a 6-1 lead. a .senre“ -om the slot, D.ueSilk Ini commonly consumed amounts," ing a -four-month review of 517 the FDA has relehsed a product Nordiques coach Michel Ber­ to play to win hockey games. It was may have solved their problems. eonfeontations In-tween the two After Middleton scored the from 8 feel and Tom l-'ergiis lu lU d alleged cases of adverse reaction, into the marketplace that may not the CDC said. geron suggested that his team's survival really, because Cheesie The new winger has scored three physieal teams. gam e’s first goal on a -2()-fool wrist a .35-fool shot from the lell side ranging from headaches to -mood be safe." said Rodney Leonard, the "In summary, currently availa­ changes. group's executive director. ble inforiViation ... indicates a wide Herald 'photo by G arm us G.D. Searle & Co. of Skokie. III., The FDA. which approved as- " variety of complaints that are manufacturer of aspartame, and partame for use in diet drinks last generally mild in nature." CDC the Food and Drug Administration year and as a powdered sweetener said. "Although it may be that Another new voter said the FDA-commissioned study in 1981. said it stands behind its certain individuals have an unus­ Defensive backfield the key reinforced its contention that the seals of approval. ual sensitivity to the product, these Blanca Ines Santana Restrepo, right, is citizen. The 26-year-old, who lives at data do not provide evidence for sweetener, sold under the brand Aspartame. G.D. Searle's most sworn in as a new voter Thursday by 234 Hollister St., said she registered as Before the start of the High school football' the existence of serious, wides­ name NutraSweet. is safe. profitable product with sales in the Democratic Registrar of Voters Herbert unaffiliated voter and has not yet season, one of the raves in this part of the state pread. adverse health consequen­ But Searle said it would conduct hundreds of millions of dollars, has was the explosive o'ffensive backfield of the ces attendant to the use of Stevenson. Restrepo, a native of decided how She would vote in the Nov. more tests as tbe CDC suggested. been a smashing success in the Manchester Indians. aspartame." Colombia, recently became a U.S. 6 election. Pepsi-Cola U S A announced marketplace. Most - soft drink Everyone was back, and the senior quartet of Bob Papetti Thursday it is dropping century- makers now use it in their diet quarterbacks Jim Fogarty and Dave Mazzotta old saccharin and will soon market sodas. and running backs Greg Turner and Eli McFolley America's first diet soda swee­ The CDC report concluded: was the most publicized unit in the area: Herald Sports Writer tened solely by the "better­ "This investigation . .. identified no Local newspapers ran photo features of the tasting" sugar substitute aspar­ specific constellation of symptoms backs — who were predicted in adjoining articles tame. which is 200 times as sweet clearly related to aspartame FRAID OF HIGH PRICES? to lead the Indians to the top of the CCC Eastern as sugar (see page 21). Other consumption." / Division. producers are using li blend of It said 67 percent of the 517 cases But through it all, the Manchester coaching sweeteners. reviewe^pvolved complaints of staff insisted that backfield glory was retroactive plugging up the middle of the field, and limited "Searle intends to work with the headaches, dizziness and mood to the line blocking in front of it. Graduation had opponents' deep game, forcing offen.ses to run at almost completely dismantled the 1983 CCIL the inexperienced Indian defensemen, who Police Roundup champion's potent offensive line, forcing renova­ gained more confidence with each test. W ho ya^gonna call,. tion by promoting newcomers and converting As a result, the offensive line suddenly started veterans frofn other positons. to find itself in better field position, as well, and it “ You can have the bes^backs in the world, but responded in a positive manner. Man faces pot charge they’re not going anywhere unless there's people Led by Fogarty, who is arguably the best in front of them opening up the holes.” head coach cornerback in the league, the "secondary was our Rdn Cournoyer warned on several occasions. strength” , according to backfield coach Eric A West Hartford man p^ice arrested on a t'harge of first degree The admonitions came true and the Indians Farno. struggled in the early going this season, losing found sleeping in a pickup truck criminal trespass Thursday even­ "W e feel safe with them back there," said three of their first four games. The backfield near the Manchester Twin Cine­ ing. after a Manchester woman Farno. "When the ball’s in the air, somebody is displayed only momentary flashes of brilliance, mas shortly after midnight Thurs­ complained that he refused to stop gonna get stuck.” with Turner or McFolley rarely busting loose and day has been charged with posses­ knocking on her apartment door, Cournoyer is one pf the backfield's biggest Fogarty or Mazzotta passing sporadically under sion of less than 4 ounces of police said. supporters. “ They kn'ow what to expect, they marijuana. often heavy pressure. recognize formations and communicate accord­ Besides the problems with the offensive line, ingly," he said. Ted J. Veslocki. 18. was appre­ Curran. 18. was held on a $3,500 the defensive line and the linebacking crew had cash .bond. According to police The secondary and the entire team suffered a hended after police checked his problems, as wellf But just when it appeared that tough blow last Saturday against Enfield when name and found that he was reports, the complainant said he inexperience would doom Hie 1984 Indians to a (iHinltt pholo I y I - entered her apartment through a tri-captain Mazzotta incurred a broken hand wanted on two active warrants. rebuilding year, the vaunted backfield came during a tackle. He could be sidelined until the East’s Brian Feshler (7) boots the ball Thursday against Northwest Caltiolic. V records show. door whose lock he had broken around to save the day. earlier. final week. Cournoyer will alternate Chris Helin, upfield as teammate Kevin Riggs (11) Eagles won, 2-1, to take second place in Ironically, it wa's on the other side of the ball. Sean McCarthy and Frank Hoher as Police said when they hand; heads in that direction in soccer action HCC. cuffed and searched Veslocki. they The defensive backfield — which features the replacements. same four veteran names of Fogarty, Mazzotta. turned up "green plant material" Mazzotta, who may see action as a punter in later identified as marijuana. The Historic Erie "GO ANYWHERE” McFolley and Turner — was a major factor in the upcoming games, reflected on the Indians' recent turnaround for Manchester, which has existing warrants for his arrest Erie. Pa., is named for the Eriez comeback. "A lot of players may have thought won three straight in rising to the top of the the wins would come naturally, but the first few East hooters second best were on two counts of attempting Indians. The location played a key- Eastern Division. to procure liquor by a minor, and games woke everybody up." he said, admitting role in the War of 1812 because it WHY PAY MOREI A chain reaction of progress, that includes one count of failure to appear, they that it was tough to walk down the halls at school While it didn't defend its Hart­ was the site of the construction of improvement by the defensive line. linebackers, made some alterations in his Kelley coiivei led a |ienally kii l< A said. without 'hearing it' from someone, especially the ford County Conference champion­ line-up. He moved Brian Feshie'r handball in the aren gnve the the ship "Niagara." on which and even the offensive line, may have come as a Veslocki was held on a $250 undefeated soccer team. "But the coaches told us ship — St. Paul taking home the from sweeper to center halfliack. liuli.ins' the tree 12 yaiil bool Oliver Hazard Perry defeated the result of the consistent secondary. The settling surety bond, pending a Nov . 7 court not to give up. Then our positions solidifed and title — East .Catholic did finish Todd Karpy to stopper. Dave East drew even at :ill .15 ol Hit British in the Battle of Lake Erie. MICROWAVE influence of four dependable defenders aided in date. Erie was also the location of the everything jelled." .second best, a.ssuring itself that Rusezyk to sweeper, Todd Pineo to first half as Kai|»y intciccptcd a first lighthouse on the Great • Black glass oven door position Thursday with a come- outside half and Steve MacDonald clearing pass and fireriod in unbeaten streak Ptiiladelpiii.i s two lull Scotrs COLOR TV relict of Steve Penney. Brian Propp .scored his imli goal "X avier is a big rival game for Bossy, an eight-year pro, hastwo After the Jets took a .5..3 lead. months. us," said East coach Jude Kelly. hat tricks this sea.son and has Flyers goalie Boh Eroese w., , That makes VOG CO®' ■ "Our kids and coaching staff has so .scored three or more goals 31 limes replaced by Pellc Lindhiii gh 1985 much respect for their program, Turf Builder a in his career, one shy of the Bruins 7, Nordiques 1 INTRODUCTORY which is so rich in tradition." all-time NHL record held by Phil SUPER value. Esposito. It was the. first time a At Boston, Tom Eergiis scored Kelly is "tremendously im­ Oo It right the player had scored four times in the one goal and ,'idded two assists, PRICES pressed" with Xavier's defense, Forum since F'cb. 24, 1968, when helping the Bruins ride a live goal first tlms. which has shut down some of the Rod Gilbert of the Rangers did it. third period Boston. 6 4. won its Usithilr ' top teams in the area. Falcons to Bossy also has at least one goal fourth consecutive game Cliarlie watch are safety and punter Don complete full in each of his first 10 games, lying a Simmer gave Boston ttie lead foi King, defensive end and tight end season career high he established in the good . late in the second per iod, Rick Murray, monsterback Fritz 1978-79 .season. flicking in the rehauiid of a Kay program. vnA Repich and receiver Mark Neil. ALSIEFFERT'S UPl photo "M ike is quite a hockey player." Bourque shot on a powei play for AP* SUPER DISCOUNT CPNTFR said Islanders coach Al Arbour.~ his fourth goal SUPER DISCOUNT CENTER e-zterms- Of the razor-close HCC, Kelly A ll $COnS PRODUCTS Qs Some defensive work "He's definitely our leader. But kept an open mind. "There are a lot In other NHL ilevelopineiits 445 HARTFORD RD. - KEENY ST. EXIT OFF I-R4 7 CASH just the same, these players have Vancouver goaltemler flichani 145 ♦ o f league games tonight, so teams Hartford’s Joel Quenneville (3) tried to home-and-home series with the Sabres 5,000 sq. reg. Your price ■ MANCHESTER. CT. . CREDIT CARD will have a better view of where lo realize these games last 60 Brodeur was placed on waivers, stop Quebec's Dale Hunter (32) on this tonight in Buffalo with return match_ minutes ' and the league .suspended Mimie MDNTHLY they stand after what happens," he said. "W e re healthy and ready, play Wednesday night at the Civic Saturday in Hartford. Whalers called up" The Canadiens trailed 3-1 at sola right winger Paul Holmgren Woodloml Gardens ______PAYRIENTS and we'll keep trying to do the Center but work wasn’t enough as defenseman Marty Howe from Bingh­ 11:24 of the second period when for 10 games for his re(enl 647-9997 Mike MePhte lifted a high 30-foot spearing attark on the llaiilord 168 WOODLAND ST.. MANCHESTER OPElirDAILY: M O N-THURS T IL 9 . ^ES-W ED -S AT TIL 5 • FRIDAY T IL 8 things we do best, only better." Nordiques„ won, 5-3. Whalers began amton for tonight's game. 643-8474 SanvSpm drive over the shoulders of Smith. Whalers’ Tor lie lloheilsou ■ 10 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Friduv, Nov. 2, 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD. FTiday. Nov 2. 1984 - I I NFL roundup Scoreboard Sports In Brief Scholastic roundup Emotion a factor Dubois back in action Coventry girls Flames 9, Red.Wings 5 Clippers 107, Knicks 105 JNEW YORK (IDS) WEST HARTFORD — Glenn Dubois of Manchester will be Hockey Calgary 3 4 2— 9 Basketball Bannister 48 44 12, King 10X 38 X, back in the ring on Tuesday, Nov. 20, as part of the amateur card Detroit 2 1 2— 4 Cummings 318 O 0 18, Sparrow 7-100015, in Pats-Broncs tilt here at Agora Ballroom on Dexter Avenue., tie for C O C title First period— 1, Otrolt, Duguav 7 Tucker 38 004, Orr l - . l 002, Walker 482-5 (Yzerman), 5:52. 2, (Uilgary, Reinhart 8 Dubois, 6-1 with S.KOs, will be involved in a lightweight bout at 14, Bailey 1-1002, Grunfeld 2-5004, Carter COVENTRY — The Coventry NHL standings (Macinnis, Nilsson), 7:14. 3, Detroit, NBA sfandinga 141-23, Robinson 2-2024. Totals448712-21 By Mike Barnes and have come from behind in five 8 o’clock. His opponent is to be named on fight night. shots. Senior goalie Julie Tauras Larson 2 (Ogrodnlck, Yzerm an), 11:53.4, 105. , of their six victories. High girls’ soccer team has tied for made seven saves to finish the year Calgary, Macinnis3 (Nilsson, Reinhart), UPl Sports Writer Eastern Conference LA CLIPPERS (107) Elsewhere Sunday, it’s Cleve­ the COC championship. ■with *a 5-1-1 record. 'South net- Woles Conferinc* 18:21. 5, Calgary, Kromm 4 (unassisted),' Johnson 314 34 13, Walton 311 A ll 14, Patrick Division 18:45. Penalties— Yzerman, Det, 4:09; Atlantic Division land at Buffalo, Houston at Pitts­ Junior hoop registration continues The Patriots shutout visiting minder Paula Romano stopped 12 W Donaldson 34 44 14, Nixon 311 54 21, The club that avoids an emo­ W L T Pts. OF PepllnskI, Col, 10:48; Pepllnskl, Col, L Pci. GB Smith 7-15 37 19, White 310 38 11, burgh, Kansas City at Seattle, East Hampton, 7-0, Thursday, to shots. Philodelphia 3 01.000 tional letdown will be the winner of Manchester Rec Department will continue Junior League Phlladelphio 6 3 2 14 51 14:23; Foster, Det, 14:23; Ladouceur, Boston Brldaeman383915,Gordon01000,Coge Miami at the New York Jets, San finish the 1984 campaign with a . N Y Islanders Det, 14:37. 2 01.000 30 OO 0. Totals 3374 3 3 4 9 107. Sunday’s New England-Denver Woshlngton 2 2 .500 baskOtball registration thru next Friday, Nov. 9, at the East Side 13-2-1 record. Coventry ends up Pat boys ready Pifisburoh Second period— 4, Calgary, Loob 3 X X M 20-105 game. Diego at Indianapolis, Green Bay Washington (Reinhart), 0:39. 7, Calgary, Kromm 7 New York 1 2 .333 Rec, Community Y and Mahoney Rec Center. New Jersey LA Clippers X X X 33— IX at New Orleans, the Los A n geles. with a share of the conference title NY Rangers ( Wilson, Loob), 3:47.8, Calgary, Reinhart 1 ‘ .250 Both the Patriots and Broncos COVENTRY - Bring on ^he . Central Division Three-point goals — Sparrow. Rams at St., Louis, the New York The league is for ages 13-15 with birthday as of Dec. 1, 1984. with Rocky Hill, which beat Bolton New Jersey 9 (Beers, Loob), 9:05. 9, Calgary, Fouled o u tl^o n e . Total fouls— New are coming off thrilling victories tournament. Adorns Division Eloronta 1 (Beers,. Nilsson), 17:35. 10, Milwaukee 2 1 447 Giants at Dallas, Philadelphia at Registration is $5 and a $3 Rec membership card is required. Thursday, 2-0. Chicago 3 2 !400 York X , Clippers 19. Rebounds— New last week. New England, surviving The Coventry High soccer team Montreal 7 2 1 15 40 30 Detroit, Yzerman 3 (Smith, Ogrodnlck), York X (Cummings 8), Clippers 44 Detroit, Tampa Bay at Minnesota, The league plays games at Bennet Junior High. Coventry finished 11-2-1 in the Hartford 6 4 1 18:03. Penalties— Konroyd, Cal, Detroit 2 2 500 a tumultuous week of coaching completed a fabulouk regular 13 44 44 Atlanta 1 3 '250 (Walton 12). conference for 23 points while Boston 6 4 0 12 41 35 4:02; MacInnIs.Cal,11:30. ^slsts— New York 17 (Sparrow 5), changes, rallied for 27' straight Cincinnati at San Francisco and season Thursday, edging visiting Buffalo 5 4 1 n 41 Indiana 0 2 000 Rocky Hill also had 23 points \Vith 40 Cleveland 0 3 .000 Clippers 18 (Nixon 11). Technicals— New second-half points to beat the Jets the Los Angeles Raiders at Chi­ Lyman Memorial. 3-2. Quebec 4 7 1 9 42 51 Third period— 11, Calgary, Wilson 5 York coach Brow n,O rr. A— 12,018. its 10-1-3 COC record (two points (Eloronta, Macinnis), 1:08. 12,'Detrolt, Western Conference in the debut of head coach cago. Atlanta plays at Washington Women’s basketbaii ieague offered It was the fifth straight win for Campbell ConM rm a Midwest Division for a win. one for a tie). Norris Division Larson, 3 (Duguay, Boldirev), 5:42. 13, Raymond Berry. Monday night. the Patriots, who finished with a W L T Pts. GF GA Detroit, Gore 4 (Manno, Chalupa), 8:10. . . . W L Pci. GB Spurs 123, Warriors 108 Leslie Danehy blasted Tour goals Houston 3 0 1.000 And Denver went to overtime in .The Giants blitzed the Cowboys Manchester Rec Department is offering a women’s basketball 10-2-3 overall record. More impor­ Chicago 5 4 1 11 49 43 14, Calgary, Wilson 4 (Patterson, 18 to lead the Patriots. Danehy, a St. Louis 4 5 0 8 34 37 Baxter), 13:07. Penalties— Hunter, Cal, San Antonio 3 0 1 000 I SAN ANTONIO (IX ) front gf 91,020 LA Coliseum fans 28-7 earlier.this year and a victory league for women and over. Any new player interested in tant, Coventry extended its un­ Denver 2 1 .4471 1 Banks 2-2 44 8, Mitchell 13X 33 33, freshman, totalled 22 goals for the T oronto 3 6 1 7 30 43 3:53; Macoun, Col, 4:51; Foster, Det, before posting a heart-stopping Sunday would mark their first getting on a team should contact the Rec office Monday thru beaten streak to 13'games. The last Detroit 3 7 0 6 41 53 8:38; Courteau, C3il, 13:55. Dallas 2 2 .500 1>/jV/j Gilmore 5-9 5-9 15, Gervin 318 OO 14, season. Monica Hodina, another Utah 1 2 .333 22 Moore 38 2-2 8, O. Jones 54 2-2 12, 22-19 triumph over the N FL , season sweep of Dallas since 1963. Friday from 8:30-4:30 at 647-3084. Patriot loss was a 2-1 overtime Minnesota 2 6 1 5 29 39 Shots on goal— Colgary 9-13-5— 27. freshman, added a pair of goals, Smythe Division Detroit 9-8-14— 31. Kansas City 0 3 .000 33 Poxson 49 33 15, Robertson 38 OO 10, champion Raiders. The Broncos’ Cowboys coach Tom Landry said affair with Tolland on Sept. 17. Pacific Division' Roberts 1-3 2-2 4, McNamara OO 24 2. giving her 13 for the year. Andrea Edmonton 8 0 2 18 61 25 Goalies— Calgary, Lemelln, Ed­ seventh straight victory gave them he would sUirt Danny White in Lyman, 13-2-1, was another Colgary 8 4 0 16 68 48 wards. Detroit, Stefan, MIcalef. A— Phoenix 4 01.000 — Totals 5083 2331 IX , Rhoades also tallied for Coventry.' L.A.ClIppers 2 1 .447 I'/jV / i (iOLDEN STATE (108) sole possession of first place in the place of Gary Hogeboom at quar­ UConn hoop on WTXX formidable foe to fall to Coventry. Winnipeg 4 3 1 9 36 33 14,2X. Stacey Robertson had three Los Angeles 2 6 3 7 39 50 Portland 2 1 .447 1'/j)!/, Johnson 7-14 OO 14, Smith 312 04 10, terback for the second straight The Patriots, who held a 2-0 Seattle 2 2 .500 22 Whiteheod 7-11 08 14, Floyd 3X 35 X, AFC West. STORRS — All eight University of Connecticut Big East assists and Anne Tomanelli added Vancouver 1 10 0 2 33 74 week, but said he would alternate if halftime lead, hung on to win. Thursday's Results L.A. Lakers 1 3 .250 33 Short 9-X 44 X, Bratz 35 2-3 8, Conference road basketball games during the 1984-85 season will one for the Patriots, who outshot Golden State 0 4 .000 44 Aleksinas 2-3 0 8 4, Conner 1-2 1-2 3, ’’The wildest game and the the situation warrants. Brian Thalacker tallied a pair of Calgary 9, Detroit 5 East Hampton, 40-2. Montreal 4, N.Y. Islanders5 (O T) Thursday's Results Thibeaux 02000, Plummer 2-22-34, Burtt wildest locker room after the Miami, the N F L ’s only unbeaten be televised back to the viewers of the Nutmeg State by first-half goals to spark Coventry. Boston 7, Quebec 1 Scholastic Detroit 118, Atlonta 114 1-1 2-2 4. Totals 44W 1 4 X 108. game,” said Denver defensive W TX X -TV (Channel 20) in Waterbury. Danehy already had a three-goal Houston 109, Konsas City 104 Son Antonio X X X 3 3 — IX club at 9-0, looks to run its Lyman countered in the second Winnipeg 7, Philadelphia 4 coordinator Joe Collier. "It must A total of 12 Connecticut games will be telecast. WTXX will hat-trick by halftime, when Coven­ Friday's Oomes Phoenix 139, Portland 130 (3 0T) l3olden State X X X 2 S — 108 regular-season winning streak half a two-goal performance by Al Denver 129, Chicago 113 try led 5-0. Hodina scored on a (All Tlmos EST) Fouled out— O. Jones. Totol fouls— San be like that in some colleges, I over two seasons to 15 — which also live all nine Saturday 12 noon Big East ‘Game of the Week’ Allard. Patriot team-leading Seottle 105, L.A. Lakers 103 Antonio X , Golden State X . Rebounds— cross from Robertson just 34 Harttord at Buttolo, 7:35 p.m. Bennet-IIIIng soccer guess. I haven’t coached college in would be the third longest in N FL clashes, two involving UConn. scorer Dave Plant struck for his Minnesota at New Jersey, 7:35 p.m. L.A. Clippers 107, New York 105 Son Antonio 34 (Gilm ore 12), Golden seconds into the game for what Bennet and IMIng played to a 0*0 tie In San Antonio 123, Golden State 108 states) (Smith 15). Assists— San Antonio a long time.” -history. The Dolphins, with TD A total of 11 of Connecticut’s 16 Big East games will be telecast 13th of the season at 12:32 for the Winnipeg at Detroit, 7:35p.m. proved to be the winning ^oal. Chloogo at Edmonton, 9:35 p.m. the regular season fino|e for both Friday's Games X (M oore 10), Golden StateX (F lo y d 5). The Broncos are 8-1 and much of ' reception leader wide receiver with the 12th being the Dec. 4 game against Yale. decisive goal. Saturday’s Games schools Thursday. Bennet winds up (All Times EST) A — 3,980. Carla Myers and Toni Cooper Dallas at Philadelphia, 7 :X p .m . the credit has gone to the defense, Mark Clayton questionable, have Coventry was outshot, 21-15. Buffalo at Hartford, night 5-4-3 while llilng finishes Its year at combined to make 25 saves for the Minnesota at Phi ladelphia, night 5-5-3. Rob Sharp, Dave Odom , Eric Detroit at Boston, 7:30 p.m. which has intercepted 24 passes won the last five contests between Patriot goalie Billy Hines stopped Bellringers, who end up 3-10-3. New Jersey at Washington, night Jones, Mike Tarr, Glen Jensen and Milwaukee at Washington, 7:30p.m. while the team has a league­ the two. Heinsohn, Phelan to appear 10 shots, most importantly a New York Islanders at Quebec, night Mike Sardo played well for Bennet. Indiana at Cleveland, 8 p.m. Anna Werfel got credit for the ^ n Antonio at Los Angeles Lokers, Tennis leading takeaway-giveaway ratio “ If we’re going to have a chance second-half penalty kick. Bill Boston at Montreal, night Jeff Cappello, Gregg Horowitz, Eric HARTFORD — Tom Heinsohn, former coach of the Boston shutout for Coventry, but didn’t Chicago at Vancouyer, night WIdmer and Scott McKay were best for 10:30 p.m. of plus-22. against Miami, we’re going to need Archer made six saves,for Lyman. Seottle vs. Utah at Las Vegas, Nev , have to make a single save. New York Rangers at Pittsburgh, night llilng. An interesting matchup pits New an all-out effort by everybody,” Celtics and now a television broadcaster, and University of “ We’ve had some good warm­ Calgary at St. Louis, night 10:30 p.m. ” It’s very good to see that Saturday's (iames Wlghlmon Cup, Britain vs. u:s. women England quarterback Tony Eason New York Jets’ coach Joe Walton Ha$^ord basketball coach Jack Phelan will appear Monday ups in three of our lust four games, Toronto at Los Angeles, night At London, Nov. 1 everyone is playing so well as we Bennet cross country Indiana at New Jersey, night — who rarely throw interceptions said. fronr5-7 o’clock at Gaetano’s Grande Maison in the Hartford ■but the tournament is a one-game Washington at Atlanta, night Chris Evert Lloyd, U.S. det. Anne head towards the tournament,” Bennet Junior High girls' cross Hobbs, Britain, 32,32. — against a defense that leads the The Cardinals, 6-3, are looking Civic Center. deal,” said Coventry coach Bob AHL standings Denver ot Kansas City, night said Patriot coach Paul Lom­ country team capped Its 10th consecu­ New York ot Houston, night 1 Annabel Croft, Britain, det. Alycia NFL in thefts by a wide margin. for their fifth straight victory, The ‘Let’s Talk Basketball’ affair will be open to the public at Plaster, who is still enjoying his tive unbeaten season with a 16-47 Phoenix at Dallas, night / Moulton, U.S., 31, 37,44. bardo. “ The last two games have Northern Division MMchscore: 1-1 Eason, since taking over in the which would be their longest $10 per person on a first come first serve basis. Cocktails and hors tehm’s surprise showing. ” I never 'v victory over Woodrow- Wilson Thurs­ Cleveland at Milwaukee, night been a real boost for us.” W L T Pts. GF OA day in Middletown. Portland at Los Angeles Clippers, night At'Stodiholm, N o v.) third game, has only thrown two winning streak since 1977. A win d’oeuvres will be served. expected this kind of season — we Fredericton 8 3 0 16 Of the upcoming tournament, 48 37 Bennet's Mindy Forde led d group of Utah at (ktiden Stote, night Mbn's sinalit, second round interceptions and both — a club would guarantee St. Louis at least wdre just hoping to make the Novo Scotia 5 3 3 13 46 48 four Beors across the finish line with a ^ohn McEnroe, (J.S., det. Heinz Lombardo felt confident. "This is Maine 5 3 2 12 37 27 course-record clocking of 13:30 for 2.0 official said — were not his fault. a share of the top spot in the NFC tournej^-' Gunthardt, Switzerland, 33,33; Joakim the best we’ve played all year,” he Moncton 4 4 3 11 44 42 miles. Kim Jarvis, Merry Chadzlewlcz Nystrom, Sweden, det. Victor Peed, Denver quarterback John Elway East. The Rams hope to erase the Peterson leads Japan Classic Adirondack 3 3 3 9 38 46 and Chris Nielsen also eclipsed the Suns 139, Blazers 130 Paraguay, 37, 31, 7-5; Mats Wllander, returns to the lineup despite the said. “ If we keep playing like this, Sherbrooke 3 6 1 memory of last week’s 33-0 debacle Bolton loses finale 7 35 34 previous mark, taking the next three PORTLAND (130) Sweden, del. JanGunnarson,Sweden,32, HIROSHIMA, Japan — Lauri Peterson of the United States we’ll be right in it.” Southern Division placements. Doreen Breen, Jessica 33 ; Tomas Smid, Czechoslovakia, det. fact he still is healing from a to the 49ers — their worst loss since Rochester 10 0 0 20 44 18 Marsholl and Jean Faber were sixth Drexler 9-17 34 21, Vandeweghe 4-23 fired a 4-under-par 68 Friday to take a one-stroke first-round lead ROCKY HILL - They gave it 12-1224, M. Thompson 7-12 A 7 14, Paxson Tim Wllkison, U.S., 34,44. severe shoulder bruise that side­ 1963. Eric Dickerson of Los An­ Binghamton 5 3 2 12 47 42 thru eight for Bennet with Darcy Anders Jarrvd, Sweden, det. Balazs lined him against the Raiders. He in the $275,000 Japan Classic. E C girls win their best shot, ljut it wasn’t New Hoven 3 5 1 7 44 39 Hoagtand 11th for Bennet, which 12-254-428, Valentlne4-187-1019,Carr3548 geles needs 51 yards to go over the 12, Bowie 1-4002, Colter 1-2002, Kersev37 Taroczv,Hungary,30,33; LImorPImek, enough. St. Catharines 3 7 1 7 40 58 wound up this year at 7-0. Czechoslovakia, det. Hans Simonsson, will replace Gary Kubiak, the 1,000 mark. HARTFORD — A three-goal Hershey 2 6 3 7 004. Totals47-1153447 IX . The Bolton High girls’ soccer 37 51 The boys wound up their seoson 5-2 Sweden, 44, 32 ; Jim m y Connors, U .S ,^ AFC’s Offensive Player of the It’s strength vs. strength in the second half lifted the East Catholic Baltimore 2 5 2 6 34 36 with a 20-39 victory over Wilson. Rob def. Henri Leconte, Fronce, 34, 33, 32; BYU not moving to new Bowl team dropped a 2-0 decision to Springfield 2 7 1 5 30 46 Sheftel set and new course record with PHOENIX (139) Week for his performance last Packers-Saints contest. Green Bay ■girls’ soccer team to a 3-1 triumph Adams 4 -X 5-5 17, Nance 18-29 80 44, .Josef Hlosek, Switzerland, def. Gene homestanding Rocky Hill Thurs­ Ttiursdoy's Results a time of 11:21 for 2.0 miles. Chris Mayer, U.S., 32,31. week. has compiled four straight 400- over homestanding South Catholic Fredericton 4, Baltimore 1 Chappell of Bennet also eclipsed the Edwards 8-17 24 18, Holton 2-5 2-2 4, PROVO, Utah — Officials from the Fiesta Bowl and Cotton day. With the victory, the 10-1-3 Herald photo by Tarquinio Scott 2-3 00 4, Pittman 40 2-2 10, Europeon Women's Indoor Grand Thq 6-3 Patriots are-tlne of the yard passing games but will have a . in the teams’ regular season finale Springfield 6, Moncton 4 old standard, set earlier In the year by Prix Bowl have denied ^reports they are trying to strike a deal to have Terriers clinched a tie for the COC Noya Scotia 6, St. Catharines 4 tiling's Sean Toland. Todd Rose was Humphries405-517, Robev02000, Foster NFL’s most improved teams tough time extending that streak Thursday. 022-22, Sanders2-12448,Macy 3127-713. Al Zurich, SwIIzdrIond, Nov. 1 No. 3 ranked Brigham Young move from the Holiday Bowl to crown with.Coventry. Rocky Hill Former South Carolina State and ABA star Bobby Lewis Friday's Games fourth, Mike Smith and Matt Alpert under Eason. They have won three against New Orleans, owners of East finished 8-4-2 overall, but Noya Scotia at Rochester sixth and seventh and Pat Alpert, Totals51-11837411X. Singles, second round their game. finished 11-2-3 overall. controls two basketballs at once as he put on a Portland 21 25 31 24 9 13 5 — IX Katerina Maleeva, Buliarla, det. of their last four, are3-lon theroad the No. 1 defense against the pass. just 2-3-1 in the HCC. South was 1-14 New Hayen at Sherbrooke Jonathan Alpert and Mike Costagna And BYU Sports Information Director Dave Schulthess said ” We played as well as we could,” Binghamton ot Springfield ninth thru 11th for Bennet. Phoenix 24 22 24 29 9 13 14— IX Susanne Schmid, Switzerland, 33, 33; overall, 0-6 in the.conference. demonstration Thursday at llilng Junior High. He also Three-point goals — None. Fouled out Andrea Temesvorl, Hungary, def. An­ Thursday the school plans to honor the Western Athletic said Bolton coach Joe Jankowski, Saturday's Games Junior Jen Romeo, returning appeared at Bennet and was scheduled today at Sherbrookeat Adirondack — Drexler, Valentine, Bowie; Adams, drea Leahd, U.S., 32, 32; Anna Conference contract with the Holiday Bowl in San Diego. whose team finished the season at Nance, Edwards. Total fouls — Portland Maria Cecchinl, Italy, def. Petra from the injured list, tallied her New Hayen at Binghamton EC JV soccer 3-9-2. Manchester High, putting on his 'Ball Control Program'. Rochester at Hershey 40, Phoenix 42. Rebounds — Portland 49 Huber, Austria, 32,32; Zina Garrison, Pro athletes to feel first goal of the campaign 12 Fredericton at Maine East Catholic lunior varsity soccer (Drexler, Carr 10), Phoenix 74 (Nance U.S., def. Katerina Skronsko, Czechoslo­ Sue Stock and Mary Tortoro vakia, withdrew; Claudia Kohde, West minutes into the second stanza for Baltimore at Moncton teom wound up Its season Thursday 17). Assists — Portland 22 (Valentine4), Bengals’ Wilson suspended scored goals for the winners. St. Catharines at Springfield with a 5-0 win over Northwest Catholic. Phoenix X (Macv 9). Technical fouls — Germany, det. Renata Sasak, Yugosla- what proved to be the deciding goal Portland, six men on court, Thonwson; vla,32,34. Bolton was outshot, 15-4. Bulldog Kevin Lawrence had two goals and for the Eagles. Chris Raffin Dave Schgroeder, John Kronenwetter Phonix assistant coach Bianchl. A— Doubles, first round taxes in the Bay State CINCINNATI — Cincinnati Bengals coach Sam Wyche said it goalie Jennifer Fiano made seven Bobby Lewis puts and Paul Bengston added one apiece 14,440. Pascale Paradis and Catherine assisted. Canadians 6. IslandersS will be up to Stanley Wilson to decide whether he ever will play saves. Terriers’ keeper Ann Marie for the 9-4 young Eagles. Suire, France, det. Carina Karlsson, East had got on the scoreboard Sweden, and CatherIneTanvIer, France, BOSTON (UPI) — Professional But the news came as a surprise football in the N F L again. DelMastro made three. athletes who make it in Massachu­ seven minutes earlier when sopho­ New York 1 2 1 O—5 EC freshman football 64, 31; Mima Jausovec. Yugoslavia, to David Zuccaro, assistant public The team announced Thursday that NFL Commissioner Pete "W e couldn’t quite turn it around Meniteal o S 01— s Pistons 11B. Hawks 114 and Ann Klyomura, U.S., def. Manuela setts will have to leave some of it more /Vmy Cantin scored her First period— 1, New York, Gillies 5 Maleeva, Bulgaria, and Zina (tarrisan, relations director of the Boston Rozelle has suspended the Bengals running back until he this year,” said Jankowski. “ But on inimitable show East Catholic freshman football second goal of the year. Cantin also ID . Sutter, Lafontalne), 4:11. 2, New DETR O IT (118) U.S.,31,14,64; Jamie Golder, U.S.,and behind, state Revenue Commis­ Celtics. He declined comment until successfully completes a drug rehabilitation program. The there’s hope (or next year, some team blanked Xavier, 8-0, Thursday. Roundfleld 9-18 8-10 26, Tyle r 2-11 1-1 5, set up the Eagles’ third score at York, Bossy 14 (B. Sutter, Tonelll), 15:34. Aaron Allbrio scored on a 2-yard run Renata Sasak, Yugoslavia, def. Pat sioner Ira Jackson said Thursday, the club had a chance to study the Bengals disclosed this week that they suspendeil the 6-foot, young players have emerged, By Bob PapettI techniques in dribbling, passing Penalties— Jonsson, N Y , 13:05. Lalmbeer 4-10 44 12, Thomas 5-16 47 14,- (Medrada, Brazil, and Petra Jauch- 17:00, assisting Kelly Cahill, who and Chris Epps added the conversion. Tripucka 9-18 7-7 25, V. Johnson 2-7 244, Jackson announced the state will implications. 202-pound second-year player last Saturday after^urinalysis especially at the fullback posi­ Herald Sports Writer and shooting. Second period— 3, New York, Bossy 15 John Scalora and Jason Talbot were Delhees, Switzerland, 7-5,24,7-5. notched her sixth marker of ’84 tq (B. Sutter, Potvin), 3:33. 4, Montreal, Campbell 5-9 44 14, ThIrdkIII 00 24 2, enforce a 1955 law requiring “ The basic policy is very sim­ showed drugs in his system. . tion.” At 5-8, Lewis was usually the standouts on defense for 5-2 East. Benson 452-210, Cureton 1-20-02, LoweOI win the team scoring title. Chobot 1 (Nllan, McPhee), 5:24. 5, •••••••••••••••••••••• athletes to pay in taxes a percen­ ple,” Jackson said. “ A tax is due Is there more (o the game of smallest player on the c’ourt Montreal, McPh'ee 2 (unassisted), 11:24. 00 0. Totals 41-97 3443 118. Patty Malicia scored the lorte A TL A N TA (114) tage of their salaries computed on the commonwealth on inCollege football roundup Winnipeg 2 2 3—7 Olaluwon 1011 44 25, Lucas 2-9 48 8 1 0 .889 185 voluntary payments from a Jackson said California has been show for junior high .students at motivation — that’s the key,” said Philadelphia 2 0 2—4 L A Raiders 7 2 0 .7 X 234 number of athletes in this category Nile Owls 10, Llovd8-142-218, Petersen OOOOO.Reld S e ^ le following the same practice for Illing and Bennet Thursday, The Ix'wis, whose program has been First period— 1, Winnipeg, Eliott 2 9-190018, Wiggins 2-7 004, FordOIOOO, 7 2 0 .77B 244 who know the law, and have been (Hawerchuk, Mac Lean),4;58.2,Phlladel- Marlon Smith 194-488, Betty Eullano Kansas City 5 4 0 .554 172 ’"some tim e” and a number of exhibition, which included au­ well-received in schools and Hollins 2-2004, McDowell 1-1002. Totals San D l^ o TInley wins unanimous decision phla, Howe4 (Ron Sutter, McCrImmon), 177-489, D o ris B o u la n g e r 187-442, 47-841319109. 4 5 0 XI willing to abide by it without being states and cities with income taxes dience participation, was both camps across the country. He has Notional Conftranca 7:24. 3, Winnipeg, Mullen 2 (Hawerchuk, Bunny Ahl 175-470, Linda Luce 184-494, KANSAS CITY (104) reminded.” were considering the procedure. A T L A N T IC C IT Y , N.J. — Mike Tinley cam e on strong in the Lions to face Flutie informative and entertaining. Steen), 11:34. 4, Philadelphia, Prapp 10 Karen Tracey 184-495, Kathy BerzenskI Johnson 3191012 X , Olberdlng 1-344, East worked with NBA stars like (Howe, Zezel), 14:52, Penalties— 177-475, Annie Gagnon 484, Jodi Islke- Pet. PF second half of the fight Thursday night to score a unanimous “ Timing, rhythm and coordina­ Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Isiah Tho­ Thompson 2-54-58, Drew 7-112-214,Theus St. Louis By Dave Raffo Hospodar, Phi, 5:47; Steen, Win, wlcz 181, Maureen Wood 483, Marian 38 35 11, Woodson 34 2-3 8, .447 m 10-round middleweight decision over Robbie Sims at Resorts serious consicleration for a major tion” were the three words most mas. Magic Johnson and Julius 4:24; Hawerchuk, W in, 7:08; Crayon, Gordon 442. Dallas .467 179 UPI Sports Writer Merlweother 24 34 7, Buse 04 00 0, bowl. u employed by Ix'wis, who displayed Erving. Phi, 7:06; Picard, Win, 7:50; Ron Thorpe 311 310 18, Knight 35 31 4. N Y Giants .5M 175 Husky cagers appear International. Sutter, Phi, 11:05; Brown, Phi, malor, Totals 34-78 3848 104. Washington .556 2X In other^gamles involving ranked 12:49; Kyte, Win, m alor, 12:49; MacLean, LaVae Industrial Houston 31 X X 25— 1W Philodelphia .444 153 Last week. Penn State failed to teams Saturday , No. I Washington Win, 18:03. Kansas City 31 X X 24— 104 Central beat a team it hadn’t, lost to in 29 . At yvilson 200-208-581, Dan Humistan Chicago 4 3 0 Johnson wins LPBT event hosts California, No. 2 Texas Second period— 5, Winnipeg, Wilson 212-214-203-431, John Stratton 210, Tim Fouled out— Sampson. Total .467 194 I X years. So imagine how Nittany 2 (M cBaIn, Pootey), 5:57. 4, W in­ Detroit 3 4 0 .3X 148 XI twice before the public travels to Texas Tech, No. 3 Net tourney planned Cornello 215-231-424, Tom proyencol fouls— Houston 40, Kansas City 18. nipeg, Mullen 3 (Hawerchuk, AAacLean), Rebounds— Houston 42 (Olaluwon 13), Tam pa Bov 3 4 0 .3 X 143 224 CANOGA P A R K , C alif. — Tish Johnson of Dpwney, C alif., who Lions coach Joe Paterho feels Brigham Young entertains Texas- 220, Ray Chittick 201, Pete Beaudry 211, Green Bay 2 7 0 18:24. Penalties— Steen, Win, 2:58; Roger M IeczkowskI 203-234-214-455, K a n s a s C ity 34 (Thompstfti 8). .2X IX 200 about going up against Doug Flutie The Manchester Racquet Club held. Registration is $12 per (lerson Brown, Phi, double-minor, 15:29; Minnesota 2 7 0 .2 X I X 219 STORRS — The University of Price of the dinner is $11. per had failed to win in five previous appearances as the No. 1 El Paso, No. 4 Nebraska visits 211-573, John KozIcki Assists— Houstan 3) (Lucas 8), Kan­ West Saturday. will be staging the Greater Man^ for the singles tournament and $10 Boschman, Win, 15:29; Arnlel, Win, 220-552, John M cCarthy 215-593, Dan sas City X (Olberdlng 5). Technicals— Connecticut basketball team, pre­ person, and reservations must be qualifier, defeated Virginia Norton of South Gate, Calif., 235-227, Iowa State, No. 5 South Carolina (misconduct), 15:29; McCrImmon, Phi, San Francisco 8 1 0 .889 X 7 143 Flutie has played well the last Chester Open Tournameny'with Elmore 204-205-402, Dick Woodbury Kansas City (Illegal defense), Houston L A Rams paring fbr the 1984-85 season, will made in advance by contacting the 'Thursday night to win the $25,000 Ladies Pro Bowlers Tour travels to North Carolina State, per |)erson for doubles. 18:05. ( Illegal defense). A— 11440. 5 4 0 .556 184 I X three years (or Boston College men’s and women's single.^slated Third period— 7, Winnipeg, Picard 2 Ro*»on 207, Charles Hartley New Orleans 4 5 0 .444 184 X 5 be on display twice during the first UConn Athletic Development Greater Los Angeles Classic. No. 6 Miami is at Louisville and No. Jr. M4, Al Senna 205-552, Rich Higgins Atlanta 3 4 0 . . against Penn State. With the for Nov. 17-18 and doubles on Nov. For registration, further Infor­ (Hawerchuk, Mac Lean),0:23.8, Philadel­ rai-245432, Wayne Bertrand 203, Rick 3 X 184 212 full week of November in a pair of Fund Office at Box U-53, Univer­ 9 Georgia hosts Memphis State. phia, Crayon 5 (unassisted), 2:22. 9, Funke 213. Sunday's Gomes "Blue-White” game scrimmages.. Eagles ranked seventh and Pehn Elsewhere, No. 10 Oklahoma 24-25. mation, call Dan Kennedy at the Winnipeg, Lukowich 2 (Boschman, Wat­ Nuggefa129.Bull8l13 . (All Times EST) sity of Connecticut, Storrs, Ct., ugs Two flights, A' and ’B’, will l>e ters), 9:43. 10, Winnipeg, Small 4 (Steen, Cleveland at Buffalo, 1 p.m. On Monday, the UConn Club will B ’ Green on injured reserve State unranked after a 17-14 loss to State visits Kansas State, No. II Racquet Club, 646-8860. CHICAGO (111) 06268, or by calling 486-3863. Make Lundholm), 13:17. 11, Philadelphia, „ •••••••••••••••••••••• Green Bay ot New Orleans, 1 p.m. sponsor a "M eet the Huskies” West Virginia, Boston College has Auburn visits No. 15 Florida, No, 12 Woolrldge 315 37 X , Johnson 24 08 4, Houston at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. dinner checks payable to “The TAMPA, Fla. — Tampa Bay Buccaneers linebacker Hugh SInIsalo 4 (Hachborn, Tocchett), 14:59. team scrimmage at 5 O’clock here a solid shot.of winning its second Oklahoma hosts Missouri, No. 13 Penalties— Picard, Win, 4:44; Kyte, Win, C.A. Jones 35 1-2 5, Whatley 38 58 11, Los Angeles Raiders at Chicago, 1 p.m, UConn Club.” Green, who already had missed four games because of traffic Jorctan 7-15 34 17, Green 04 44 4, New York Giants at Dallas, 1 p.m. at the UConn Field House. The straight against the Lions Satur­ Iowa entertains Wisconsin, No. 14 motor, 7:38; Brown, Phi, m ajor, 7:38; Next Friday, Nov. 9, the squad accident injuries, was placed on injured reserve Thursday with Brown, Phi, (misconduct),7:38; Watters, Transactions Matthews 0-1 -34 3, Dailey 11-X 44 X , Philadelphia at Detroit, 1 p.m. program, open to the general day’ at University Park, Pa. Florida Stale travels to Arizona Win, 9:43; Tocchet, Phi, 9:43. Corzine 37 2-2 10, Higgins 1-2 34 5, C.H. San Diego at Indianapolis, 1 p.m. will journey to Southington High non-football injuries. •••••••••••••••••••••• public, will include a complete “ He’s one of the most amazing State, No. 16 Southern California Shots on pool-W innipeg 7-13B— JonesO2444,OldhamO1080.Totals3984 Tampa Bay ot Minnesota, 1 p.m. for its dhnual “ Blue-White” team That means he will not be paid for the games he misses, losing 28. Philadelphia 17-10-14— 41. 3345 113. Kon«is City at Seattle, 4 p.m. game exhibition between college football players ever to visits Stanford, No. 17 Louisiana Baseball DENVER (IX ) scrimmage at 8 o'clock. FOOTBALL Cincinnati ot San Francisco^ p.m. one-sixteenth of his estimated $800,000 salary for every game he Milwaukee — Second baseman Jim 4 members of the ’84- 85 Husky play against us. if not the most," State goes to Mississippi, No. 18 V V Goalies— Winnipeg, Behrend. Phila­ English 11-X 2-2 24, Natt 11-15 310 31, Los A w l e s Rams at St. Louis, 4p.m. $ Gantner ogreedto amultl-year contract. squad. Tickets are priced at $3 for misses. Paterno said of Flutie. "Anything Ohio State hosts Indiana, No. 19 delphia, Froese, Lindbergh. A— 14,074. Footiwll CMper 37084, Lever 29347, Dunn2454 Miami at New York Jets, 4 p.m. The contest, in Southington, Turner 44 New England ot Dmver, 4 p.m. adults and $1 for all students, and you try to do against him, he can Texas Christian travels to Hous­ PICKS FROM Baltimore (U S F L ) — The Philadelphia (W 8, Hanzilk 2-3 44 8, Koplckl081-21, ^ Monday's Gome sponsored by the Central Connecti­ handle. ja0i Stars announced their move to Maryland ton, and No. 20 Fullerton State S^yMO0343,Whlte14O82.Totals4690 Atlanta at Washington, 9 p.m. will be on sale only at the door on cut Chapter of the UConn Alumni for the spring 1985 season. gam e night. There will be no Holmgren suspended 10 games " I f you blitz, he’ll read it and use hosts Fresno State. Bruins 7. Nordlquesl Cincinnati — Running back Stanley Sunday, Nov. 11 Association, has annually at­ THE MASTER Chlcogd a 1) X 24— 1)3 Buffolo at New England, 1 p.m. advance sale for the contest. his quickness and .judgement to N(). I Washington must avoid Wilson was suspended by the N F L Denver 31— I X tracted sellout crowds and will MONTREAL — The National Hockey League suspended pending his successful completion ot a a a a Indlaijopplls at New York Jots, 1 p.m. burn you.“If you don’t blitz, he has looking ahead to its Pac-10 show­ Quebec 0 1 0 — 1 Fouled out— None. Total fouls— (3etrolt at Washington, 1 p.m. Following the scrimmage, a again feature a 40-minute clash Minnesota right-winger Paul Holmgren for 10 games Thursday Beslan drug rehobllltatlon program. Ch cago X, Denver X. Rebounds— that quick release and strong arm. down against USC next week. Mike Warren is one of 1 1 5 -7 Tampa Bay— Placed linebacker Hugh Houston at Kansas City, 1 p.m. reception and “ Meet the Huskies” between members of the 1984-85 for what was termed a "viciou s” attack which could have ended ;nrst period— 1, Boston...... Middleton.. ,4 Chlcofw 48 (Green 9), Denver 42, (Naff, Minnesota vs. Green Bay at Mllw, 1 If he’s hot, he’ll kill you.” Huskies coach Don James will Green on Injured reserve; waived (3unn,lssel4 each). Assists— Chicago 15 p.m. dinner will be held in Jorgensen team. the career of Hartford Whaler Torrie Robertson. The suspension the world s most success­ (unassisted), 15:14. Penalties— Blum, defensiveback Johnny Ray Smith. Flutie needs 142 yards total replace quarterback Hugh Millen t o s ,iM lo r , 2:22; Cate, Que, malor, (Jordan, Matthews 5 each), Denver X New Orleans at Atlanta, 1 p.m. Auditorium on the Storrs campus. Tickets for the Southington was issued by NHT. executive vice-president Bryan O’Neill ful footbaH, handicappers 3:22; Bourque, Bos, 2:58; Morols, Que, Hodiiv (Evans 7). A— 9413. offense to become the all-time with little-used junior Paul Sicuro Hartford — Recalled defenseman Philadelphia at Miam i, 1 p.m. The reception will begin at 7 witli scrimmage are priced at $3. for Llnseman, Bos, 11:10; Moller, Que. Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. following a hearing conducted in Bloomington, Minn. NCAA career leader. Jim McMa­ That s why he earned Marty Howe from Binghamton (A H L) dinner at 7:45. On hand for the adults, $2 for children under 16, in hopes of pumping up an Minnesota — Right wing Poul \ 5?oF™"ol»coatCleyotand, 1p.m. I hon of Brigham Young holds the Second perlod-2, Quebec, Marols entire dinner program will be ineffective offense. almost $4 million Holmgren was suspended (or 10 gomes by Dallas at St. Louis, 4 p.m. and $3 at the door for everyone on record with 9,723. Flutie has 2(Wesley, A. Stostny), 4:24. 3, Boston, the NHL. Denver at San Diego, 4 p.m. UConn head coach Dom Perno, his ■ The Bears have the league’s last year For the Simmer 4 (Middleton, Beabiue), 15:21 Sonica 105, Lakers 103 game night. Bowie Kuhn honored In Japan passed for 1,812 yarc^ this season Pittsburgh — Recoiled center Dave CM cago ert Los A ^eles Rams, 4 p.m. staff and the entire 1984-85 Husky leading passer in Gale Gilbert but Penalties— Moller, Que, 5:03; Blum, Bos, Hannan from Baltimore (AHL). LALAKERS(103) * New York (plants at -Tampa Bay, 4 Tickets are available from the and 8,937 yards in his career. He past two weeks m this ad - he picked ’®:25; O ’Connell, p.m. basketball squad. TO K YO — Form er U.S. baseball commissioner Bowie Kuhn nobody has been able to move the St. Louis — Sent defenseman Brian Rambis 0-2 08 0, Wilkes 48 2-2 10, 'UConn Athletic Ticket Office. can move into fourth place on the Bos, 12:03; Wesley, Que, 14:29; Bourque, Abdul-Jabbar 315 310 X , Johnson 3935 ball on Washington this year. the winners for you FREE- Let him pick Bos, 19:34. Benning on loan to Komloops of.the Thursday received one of Japan’s highest decorations given to a Western Hockey League. ' 10, Scott 313 33 14, Worthy 7-12 44 18, all-time passing yardage list Third period— 4, Boston, LInseman 7 foreigner for his contributions to-baseball in both countries. Washington is 8-0 and California a winner for you today and get started Vancouyer — Placed goaltender Ri­ Coopw 24 1-1 5, McGee 4-10 24 11, ahead of Purdue’s Mark Her­ is 2-6. (Kosper, N III), 2:47. 5, O'Connell 4 chard Brodeur on waivers. McAdoo 34 38 11, Spriggs 08 08 0. Kuhn received the Order of the Sacred Treasure, second class, on the winning path' (Bourque. Fergus), 9:18.4, Boston, Byers Calendar Reffly, Evans have surgery rmann with a 252-yard day. He also Florida is 4-0 under interim Totals 37-79 2889 103. in ceremonies at the Foreign Ministry, officials said, in 2 (Fergus, Courtnatl), 9:54. 7, Boston, S EA TTLE (IDS) has 17 touchdown passes, six coach Galen Hall and 5-1-1 overall Silk 3 (N III, M arkw ort), 11:34. 8, Boston, Chambers 319 35 X , Wood 7-17 3419, recognition of his "contribution to raising the'standard of Fergus 5 (Courlnall) 13:13. Penalties— WORCESTER, Mass. (U P I) - operations in the past few seasons, interceptions and eight sacks (his but might have trouble concentrat­ SIkma 310131018, Henderson 7-143417, TODAY*^ baseball in Japan and promoting friendly relations between year. Peefers, Bos, :31 (served by M arkwort) ; RadiO/ TV Sobers 314 35 15, Vrones 1-2 44 4, Football Boston Red Sox veterans Jerry had scar tissue and a fragment of ing on Auburn in the key Southeast­ MIAMI O'Connell, Bos, :31; Hunter, Que; :31; McCormick 08 08 0, McCYay 08 08 0, Japan and the'U.S.” For Penn State, sophomore John Blum, Bos, 3:3?; Dufour, Que, 7:18; Xavier vs. East Catholic lot Dillon Remy and Dwight Evans both had cartilage removed from his left ern Conference game. BrIkowskI 34 44 10, Blackwell 08 08 0. Stadium, Hartford), 7:X p.m. arthroscopic knee surgery Thurs­ knee. Shaffer will start at quarterback in The Gators might already be out vs. Curran, Bos, (misconduct) 7:18; Totals 3582 3340 105. Cross Country Mann.Que, (misconduct) 7:18; NIII.Bos. t o n i g h t Lookers MXX28-103 day, performed by team physician Both men will remain in the place of senior Doug Strang. of the SEC chase because of an nialor, 12:12; M oller; Que, malor, East Catholic at Class L Meet (at Connors, McEnroe advance N .Y . wJETS _2:30 Hockey: Wholers vs. Sabres, SeMIe 18XX28-I0S TIm berlln Golf Club, Kensington), 2:50 Dr. 'Arthur M. Pappas. University of Massachusetts Medi­ Shaner won the job with a solid impending NCAA or conference Markwort, Bos, malor-mlnor Chonnel 30, WTIC ^u>es, Three-point goal-M cGee. Fouled 15:24; Bell, Que, m alor, 15:26; Show, Manchester at Class LL Meet (at A loose fragment of cartilage relief effort for Strang at West N B C TELEVISION GAME out— Chambers. Total fouls— Los, An­ TImberlln), 3:X - m-. cal Center in Worcester for several STOCKHOLM — John McEnroe-tussleiT with himself and probation. The Florida football Que, m alor, 18:09; Courtnall, Bos, s;or^sC%“a*!;M K "H T “ ''*- was removed from Evans’ right days. Dr. Pappas said. Virginia. malor, 18:09. geles X , Seattle 34. Rebounds— Los Jim m y Connors had to battle his opponent Thursday, but both the program has been charged with ASK ABOUT YOUR FREE BONUS! Angeles 41 (Johnson 10), Seattle 43 SATURDAY knee. The right fielder originally He also examined Red Sox first Scouts from 10 bowls will watch more than 100 rules violations and . goal— Quebec 4d-$— 17; Bos­ Crarn.^SP."N"’ (Chambers IS). Football top seeded Americans reached the third round of the $315,000 Bostoji College, 5-1, and Penn ton 11-14-14— 39. 9:00 Boxing: Frankie Randall vs. Assists— Los Angeles X (Johnson 14), hurt it in 1977 and an operation was baseman Bill Buckner, who was will probably be ruled ineligible for TOLL FREE 1-80Q-638-6890 Chiles— Quebec, Gosselln. Boston, East Hartford ot Manchester, 1:X Stockholm Open Grand Prix tennis tournament. State, 5-3, Saturday. A loss would Cdb?e** Adams (taped),. USA Seattle X (Henderson X ) . Technical__ Soccer performed that year. operated bn Oct. 22 for removal of a post- season or television appear­ Peeters. A— 14,451. Wood. A— 78X. r Atk tor oporotor no. 39 CCRIat MCC, 2 p.m. Remy, who has had several kn'de loose fragmenHn his left elbow. probably remove the Lions from ances (or three years. 12~- MANCIIKSTE-R HERALD. Friduv, Nov 2. 19M NBA roundup ' NCAA given okay M A M HF-STKH HKHALD Fnd.n No\ 2 1984 - 11 Overtime work to arrange pacts Weekend X needed by Suns ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (UPI) would be monitoring the situation FOCUS/ — A federal judge has ruled the to make sure the NCAA did not .NCAA can get back into the violate anti-trust statutes-. His By Mike Barnes Clippers 107, Knicks 105 business of arranging college ru ling denied efforts by the Univer­ New York exhibit ‘supertT UPl Snorts Writer • football contracts if the organiza­ sity of Georgia and the University At Los Angeles. Norm Nixon tion stays clear of anti-trust of Oklahoma to keep the NCAA out Despite three overtimes, the scored 9 of his 21 points in the final violations. of football telecasts. patehwork Phoenix Suns refused quarter and adfled II assists to lift The ruling by U.S. District Judge African museum marks a first to unravel. the Clippers in front of 12.018 fans Juan, Burciaga means the NCAA Burciaga'emphasized his desire They had to play an extra l.t in their home debu) at the U)s can compete with the College that any effort on the part of the Angeles .Sports Arena. minutes Thursday night, but Pho­ Football’ Association and other NCAA to become involved in By FrederlcK M. Wlnshlp collectors. The two mansions provide enix held together for a 139-l.tO Spurs 123, Warriors 108 groups involved in scheduling football telecasts follow the law, United Press International three exhibition floors-of well-lit. fairly triumph over Portland to run its football games for television. saying, “ It will be accomplished At Oakland. Calif.. Mike Mit intimate galleries « ith such luxurious reeord to 4-0 All this despite a But the judge, in tin opinion by voluntary compliance or chell hit 1.5-of-20 shots and scored NEW YORK (UPI) - The first touches aselaborately molded ceilings, starting lineup that could be a„.,vn Wednesday, said he otherwise." 33 points to power undefeated San private museum in the United States oak paneling, marble fireplaces and featured in a Band-Aid Antonio. devoted exclusively to African Art has parquet floors with carpeted areas. commercial. opened in New York with an exhibition The objects in the opening exhibit, The Suns start converted ccntiy Pistons 118, Hawks 114 of 100 masterpieces from the Musee de which runs through Jan. 22. 1985. were Alvan Adams at forward and Olympic boxers set At Atlanta. Dan Roundfield t'Homme in Paris, almost none evef' personally selected by Vogel from the rookie Michael Holton and con­ scored 26 points and Kelly Tri before shown outside France. Musee de I'Homme's vast collection, verted forward Alvin Scott in the ■ pucka had 2.'j — including a "W e are not going to form our own some of which has remained in storage backcourt. Their power forward.' tie-breaking basket with 16 .se­ to make pro debuts collection," said Susan Vogel, execu­ for nearly a century Stylistically they Maurice Eucus. is a frw agent and conds remaining — to lead the tive director of the new Center for run from the Akan to Zulu and span 800 remains unsigned. tion. will meet Lionel Byarm, 9-1-2, Pistons NEW YORK (UPI) -- Luke African Art on Manhattan's East 68th years from 13th century terra cottas to I.uckily for the Phoenix faithful. Warriocs' Mickey Johnson (43) and Gary Plummer (45) of Philadelphia. Rockets 109, Kings 106 Lecce, a veteran from Pittsburgh Street. 20th century wood sculpture. I.arry Nance is .still around. Before are in tug of war with Spurs’ Mike Mitchell (34) for with a 14-2-1 recort) arid eight Duva also announced that Virgil "That would be a limiting responsi­ "African Masterpieces " will travel fouling Out with 1:38 left in the third At Kansas City. Mo., Rodney basketball in NBA action Thursday night. knockouts, heads the list of oppo­ Hill, the "silver medalist in the bility, because you have to exhibit a to the National Museum of African Art overtime, he did not let his club McCray hit a 20-foot jumper with nents announced Thursday to face middleweight division, has been permanent collection and maintain it. at the Smithsonian Institution. Wa­ down. He scored a career-high 44 31 seconds remaining to lift un­ points and T R^TJhim held rookie Sonics 105, Lakers 103 six Olympic medal winners at added to the card, which will which is very expensive. Instead, we shington. D. C.. next April 11 for points and added 17 rebounds and beaten Houston. Akeem Olajuwon sensation Michael Jordan in check Madison Square Garden on Nov. feature free admission. Hill, from will provide exhibition space for three exhibition through June 9. and will also six blocked shots in 48 minutes. led the Rockets with 25 points and as the Nuggets broke open a close At Seattle. Ricky Sobers hit a 15. Grand Fork, N.D., will meet Pedro loan exhibitons a year, publish educa­ be shown in Los Angeles beginning next Kyle Macy also played a big part Eddie Johnson had 26 for the game early in the fourth period. 20-foot baseline jumper with seven Dan Duva, president of Main Montero. 5-6, of Franklin Square, tional material to accompany the fall. in the triumph. Macy. returning Kings. 0-3. Quint in Dailey scored 26 for the st^onds left to lift the Sonics. Event Productions, which is prom­ N.Y. in a four-round super middle­ shows, and sponsor lecture and film Although there are some large from a toe injury, scored 4 points Nuggets 129, Bulls 113 Bulls but Jordan, averaging 24.8 Kareem A’bdul-Jabbar scortxl 24 oting the Olympians' professional weight fight. programs." sculptures, such as the life-size Benin and had 3 a.ssists in the third extra points per game coming in, man­ points for the Lakers, who fell to debuts, said Lecce, who has been a The center is housed in two adjoining "star wars " warrior made of junk iron At Denver. Calvin Natl scored 31 session to spark Phoenix. aged just 17 13. 10-round headline fighter, will face turn-of-the-century mansions just off objects, many of the exhibited objects 17- year-old Meldrick Taylor of U.S., British Park Avenue only a few blocks from are small and exquisitely wrought, Philadelphia, the gold medal aem FfSenun such institutions as thq Whitney even when made for domestic use. winner in the featherweight div­ Museum of American Art, the Frick These include ceremonial masks, 2 2-6 UConn, UMass in YanCon clash ision, in a six-round junior light­ in tennis tie at 7: 9^ ^ Collection, and the Asia Society galler­ ritual vessels and ladles, musical ^ A . weight bout. ies. The mansions were most recently instruments, dolls, ivory horns made STORRS A ptiir of 2-6 clubs Both teams will be pjaying for of Matt Latham. and Bub at split end have combined In the other six-rounders: LONDON (UPI) - Annabel GaiTiSMseim, occupied by Margaret Strong de for the Portuguese market, pipes, will clash Saturday at Alumni pride, as little else remains. Latham is back in the line-up. not for 39 completions for 508 yards — Mark Breland of Brooklyn, Croft marked her Wightman Cup Cuevas, a granddaughter of John D. reliquaries, storage house shutters, Stadium in Amherest, Ma., when UMass holds a 30-22-2 edge in the returning punts however, and last and three touchdowns. UMa.ss is N.Y., the gold medal winner in the tennis debut Thursday with a _ I a| Rockefeller, Sr. headdresses, pulleys, and funerary the University of Connecticut football series that dates back to week set the school career inter­ averaging 305.2 yards per game welterweight division, will face stirring 6-1, 5-7, 6-4 victory over The Rockefeller name features posts. The sophisticated form and visits the University of Massachu­ 1897, UConn won last years ception iiKirk with his 18th against but has allowed 430.4 per game in Dwight Williams, 7-1, of Syracuse, American Alycia Moulton to pull ------a*s. wtti-^jqwarti prominently in the antecedents of the decoration of these objects belie the setts in Yankee Conference foot­ meeting in Storrs. 16-6. The Hus­ Maine eight outings. N.Y. Britian into a 1-1 tie at the end of i Or. s m 9m a r . l o t e i n i center. It was conceived by Vogel as a term "prim itive" that has been u.sed ball action. kies have not beaten UMass in the Sophomore Chris Riley, who was - Post may run head-long into a — Pernell Whitaker, the gold the first day's play. replacement for the Museum of Prim i­ erroneously in categorizing African Kickoff is set for 1:30 with Bay State since 1976. ineffective and had to be replaced former teammate. Sophomore medal winner in the lightweight Chris Lloyd predictably gave the m o p 7 m rlp s m t, S a m « r«; tive Art, which was subsidized by the art. ceremonies prior to the game One local youngster may see against Maine, is expected to draw Vito Perrone. 6-2, 215-pounds, division, will meet Farrain Co­ United States a winning start in the late Vice President Nelson A. Rocke­ The show offers Americans the renaming the stadium to Warren action for the Huskies. Freshman the start at quarterback for holds down one inside linebacker meaux . 10-0, of Nederlands. Texas. 1984 series by making it 23 f» « ia JT Op." feller. The museum's large collection chance to see several world-renowed McGuirk Alumni Stadium in honor Doug Post, out of East-Catholic Connecticut. Larry Corn came in post for UMass and the East — Tyrell Biggs of Philadelphia, Wightman Cup singles wins out of was moved to the Metropolitan Mu­ African sculptures, including the uni­ of 23-year UMass athletic director. High, has been moved into the to direct the attai'k. but had the Catholic High product leads his the super heavyweight gold medal­ 23 with a 72-minute, 6-2 6-2 - .T-. tm aitkie, ’ seum several years ago and Vogel que Dogon hermaphroditic god disco­ l>Conn is 0-2 in YanCon play backup slot at fullback. He is crucial fumble in overtime that team in tackles. ist. will take on Mike Evans. 3-1-1. decimation of Britain’s Anne became the curator of its African vered in 1935 by one of the many while the Minutemen are 0-3. Both recovering from a bruised ster­ lost the Huskies any chance of UConn. following the UMass of Los Angeles in a heavyweight Hobbs. holdings. African expeditions undertaken by .ire coming off of losses. UConn num but the 6-foot, 185-|«)und victory. game, winds up its .season with fight. Croft's triumph gave Britain "When the Rockefeller Wing opened French ethnologists, and the wood dropped a heart-breaking 13-10 A pair of Connecticut prj)ducts, home games against Boston Uni­ — and Evander Holyfield of at the Met, New York gained a youngster, who helped East to last hope of repeating its 1978 success tiJ m d taiigii ^ v .; figure of a Fon king portrayed as a overtime decision to Maine last year's Class MM championship, is Jim and Bob Simeone out of Si versity and Rhode Island Next Atlanta, who won a silver medal in in the annual clash between the permanent exhibiton of one of' the shark-man. An amusing Kongo ritual Saturday while UMass was a 31-21 expected to .see action. Paul of Bristol, lead the Minute- Saturday has been designated as the light heavyweight division British and American women's world's great African collections, but it figure of a dog bristling with nails men attack. Jim. at quarterback. Band Day. lost the small, dynamic Museum of lo.ser to Boston University. He returned punts in the absence after a controversial disqualifica­ tennis teams. easily could pass as a hardware photo Primitive Art which for years had Muppet. presented special exhibitons that de­ SuSan Vogel is executive director of tt>e new Center for African lighted the eye and enlightened the A fully illustrated catalog with mind," Vogel noted. "It is our intention Art, the first private museum in the United States devoted essays by Vogel and other specialists exclusively to African art. The museum opened with an exhibit JUST FOR to continue in this tradition.". has been published by Harry N. 1 Brenner wBI The center is funded by several Abrams, $40 hardcover, $19.50 soft, 168 of too masterpieces selected by Vogel from the Museum RE-ELECT ELSIE "BIZ" SWENSSON . • P.IB. at Uh) foundations and about 60 private pages.) L’Homme in Paris. THE RECORD ndeeU are N WE NEED “BIZ” BACK. .J^Caniiil bm 8 tp « I______SENATOR ' «nu«. jrW Pa a i ^ He’s at the Met s . 5» "S' ' ■ Three senior and experienced at Cheney • members of the General Assembly who View Van Gogh’s ‘finest year’ served on the Human Services Com­ <9likir«p a fall film festhral each Saturday iis (JjgPWfcerif. "Pm. »ri a4wle for Saturday in<4udea Bv Frederick AA. WInship ZINSSER mittee are not running tor re-election. United Press International Ole. S kM m t ” a t o k m . RE-ELECT ...... NEW YORK — Art lovers from all over the country is in FAVOR of: have purchased tickets for the first major exhibition -N ELSIE ''BIZ” SWENSSON " m eunm traa. lo eomitig devoted to Vincent Van Gogh's 15-month sojourn in 13th DISTRICT' Arles, France, due to open Oct. 18 at the Metropolitan * Repeal of nuisanOe Takes i ^tCPoMiate Vaatory/' “ Wianie-The-Pooh and Museum of Art. , k Completion of 1-84 from Bolton to Willimantic who is a senior member and devotes her Day.'* ‘•ftdai,« and *«u ait UttV* ** -^ If anyone playing Trivial Pursuit was asked what , artist painted 200 paintings and turped out 100 V time to helping all.....senior citizens/ drawings and watercolors in 63 weeks, he'd probably k Cleaning up waste and corruption in state government reply. " P ic a s s o ." ^ t the correct answer would be handicapped/ day care centers/ adult Cihnb to the Polltii fair^ Van Gogh at A rle J P k Expenditure control day care centers/ female abuse/ child 8 BapOst FiriUii Nattonal CodMlic Picasso may h(jSliThe record for prodigality in 20th PEOPLE BEFORE POLITICS abuse/ welfare and nutritional pro­ ivpfia aannl PnsOilKaia^toiiliBt'' century art, but Van Gogh has the record for the 19th at tte chan* hall. 9) Ootway S t v century and the Arles period was the most productive grams...... — and qualitatively the finest — of his brief painting POSITIVE ACTJON • NOT Empty Promises ‘ lMtmaCktl»»maapaM,eraaMai IjMnaiiditfaPoHahldtadm career, which spanned little more than a decade. MkidiBS pieinghto. to «aPM the The Met show, which will not travel to any other city, includes 75 Arles paintings and 68 drawings. RE-ELECT SENATOR CARL A. Since the art is on loan from many museums and a few Paid for by Committ©© to R©-el©ct Elsie "Biz" Swensson-Faye Lawrence, Treasurer. ,, fVM Inoin * toaigfat and from u Si tpjia : Smptday. . -, private collectors, such a large selection of Arles works probably will never be on view again.

POR THAT REASON, tickets have been sold nationally through Ticketron and Tele-Tron since fto«lta**to 8 «5andiaavlan items.fromPapy ZINSSER tnhMboiiNa, viatttim Sept. 4. Some 430,000 are available and the sales pace 1 indicates that the show will be soldput two weeks after '” Paid for by Zinsser Committee, Paul DiSanto, Treasui'er Itaiday Iram to ajn. to s p.in., at the Church street fai Wethersfield. it opens. It will run through Dec. 30. UPI pholOB The Met has reserved a grand suite of galleries for ,4ato and wtdOe breakfast will be served ' a.tn, to noon, and a soup and sandiuvh this unique one-man, one-place exhibit sponsored by Self-Portrait," 1886, is included in the 'L'Arlesienne: Madame Ginous" was ___„ a Im n noon to 4 p.m. Manufactuers Hanover Corp. and the Robert Wood “VanGogh at Arles” exhibit at the Met. painted by Dutch-born artist Vincent : iniw needle«Mfe booth will offer instruction in Johnson Jr. Charitable Trust. Each painting, The self-portrait by Vincent Van Gogh is watercolor and drawing is*iven unprecedented wall Van Gogh in 1899 in Arles. France. It is ’ ,-hpritenger embroidery and elaborate sweaters on loan from the,Fogg Art Museum of W it 4» nwad needles. space and is hung just above eye level so throngs will part of the "Van Gogh at Arles" exhibit Andover Marlborough have no trouble seeing. Harvard University. which opened Oct. 18 at the Metropoli­ The exhibition begins with a few paintings Van tan Museum of Art. IMhMe up this dinner Gogh did in Paris just before he journeyed to Arles in Provence, just 25 miles from the Mediterranean, in JON St. Peter's iSpiscopal Church, Sand HUI Road in B olton 1888 to find “ the land of blue tones and gay colors" he blossoms make up the first sec tion of the Arle.s ix-riod ' Soufii Wiodsi^, win host a turkey dinner tonight. said he craved. great .still liles, "Oleandera.it"’ M a n c h e s te r Sram S to T.M. Admission is J i .90 for adults; Van Gogh had absorbed the wurmth and brillionceof None ol Van Gogh's studies of sunflowers, the most Edgar Degas and probably Henri de Toulouse- the Midi and literally flung it on canvas. %s«dor dtiseos and children are f l: and oMIdtvn Lautrec had told the Dutch-born artist about the popular of his Arles paintings because they best ^ '(BttdftP S m H; fira#. i ' Hebron sunny, verdant south, but when he arrived in Arles, exemplify the freedom of his hnishwork and radiance FOLLOWING ARE other sections devotc-d to of his color, is included because of loan and'travel N6 tickets will fie sold at the door, however, ao there was snow on^the ground. Van Gogh, however, MERCIER ostf Donna Fee lU m - U or Arlmie Griswold at harvest scenes with cK'euns of golden wheat, pictures restrictions. 9 7 was in high spirits and began to paint immediately. of drawbridges, public parks, and a Roman cemetery, However, the show is rich in ixirtraits of Van Gogh’s Brilliant snowy landscapes quickly followed by seascapes and fishing boats, interiors of cafes,'dance views of fruit orchards flaunting delicate spring Arlesicne friends — the soldier in his exotic Algerian State Representative halls and Van Gogh's austere room, and one of his Zouave uniform. Ubnuy offoi* used books 2 12th District ; FrIitnds jMt ttie Soutii Windaor state Representative Ga/i)© shows^ ata back with a vangaanca '.addtUafi lo the bookt, therein By Vernon Scott iMSfis', twite ttnxnr. cookie recipe booki and These shows are building larger and Trebek. like most game .show hosts, viewers at home." United Press International '* im d i for sale. The library la at IS50 largpr audiences on independent sta­ has been around the barn a time or two. Trebek aspires to producing televi­ tions across the country. The most He has hosted seven other game shows; sion shows, acting in and movies Jon Mercier will work hard to enact HOLLYWOOD — Game shows are f v Peter Fusscas popular show ih syndication, for including "Wizard of Odds," o'Higti and conducting an interview show back on the tube with a vengeance — 26 instance, is "Wheel of Fortune." It is Rollers," "Double Dare" and “Pater Fuaacat “Paler Fuaacaa Imm a t th is fair in all and 22 of them on a daily basis. along the lines of "Entertainment seen in 170 markets, more than "Balllestars." Tonight" and "Good Morning, legislation to: ' believes our senior citizens deserve believes people deserve safer neigh­ There are more quiz, game or "M-A-S-H." flilwOiiaadlRUReiteol. Rtow, ptexa, salad, with respectable IQs discuss them in shows that were so popular a few years such outstanding success. A few strive for intellectual stimula­ public. better. That's why he voted against believes when government overtaxes back," apiiite intteni aiid lenum nieriiigiie tion — “ Scrabble” and "Super nical training in our local schools. double digit slate spending and 350 you, it should return your money. So pervasive is the trend that some Trebek, a transplanted Canadian, is Password." "W e play a sort of game ourselves," million in new taxes. That's why he wanted a special ses­ Z ' . ' ■ ••’A old game shows have been exhumed making a fortune from "Jeopardy," Trabek said. "It's called musical hosts. '•"V Mariy appeal to avarice — "$100,000 sion to return the 275 million surplus and revived for today's increased but like almost all game show ringmas­ We go from one game to another, Name That Tune," "$25,000 Pyramid” the State will see at the end of this |##id w lar fair it Saturday interest in the genre, including "Name ters, he is mildly restless. people like Chuck Woolery, Tom year." and "Wheel of Fortune." a i w ^ Hrritage Holiday Fair of Center That Tune," "Lxjt's Make a.Deal" and "Once a game show host, always a Kennedy, Jack Narz, Jim Lange, Jim THE BOnOM UNE IS RESULTS! Others defy analysis — “"Body "Jeopardy." game show host," Trebek said with "A RECORD YOU CAN BE PROUD OF" ;i|oteR«gatk|Mt Church wiR he Saturday f x a f a Perry, Wink Martindale and Bob Language," "Press Your Luck' and Alex Trebek, producer and host of good-natured irritation. Eubanks...... a.n.'td- t i2 P n.iu. - i Featured...... booths inchUle' ii "The Joker's Wild." RE-ELECT PETER FUSSCAS resurfaced "Jeopardy," is at a loss to "W e have to show impartiality to the "I know them all And most of them Paid for by Mercier in '04 Comm. L. Belcher, Treasurer ateee. baked goods booth, mitten tree, Then there's "Family Feud," "Let's Paid for by the Peter Fusscas Campaign '84 Committee: Joanne Jurs, Treasurer explain why viewers are turnipg away contestants while encouraging them lo. share my feelings about moving on to : fHont booth, heriloom roomi and much more. Make a Deal," "Video Game," "Put­ , from daytime soaps to watch contest­ do their best'and to keep the game and other, more important projects. One of 7, ting On The Hits," "Tic Tac Dough " ants vie for bucks, exotic vacations and the conversational ball rolling for the the most successful guys at doing other and "Sale of the Century.'-' kitchen appjances. amusement of the studio aiT^ience and things is Peter Marshall. t .■

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Connecticut Historical Society, Hartford; Ser­ ies of films photographed in Connecticut, with introductory remarks by Dr. Paul Stacy. Lillian Burton may have started Gish's "Wat Down Eost," tonight; "Rachel, Rachel," Nov. 9; both at 7:30 p.m., at 1 Elizabeth St. Center Congregational Church, Manchester: trek to t v for big stars Music Theater Et Cetera Heritage Holiday Fair, Saturday 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Country store, bake booth, mitten tree, by Vernon Scott p«Tformanee that w;iy. refreshments. 11 Center St. United Press Internotionol . “ Movie stars I’ve worked with BiMhiMll.Mamorial Hall, Hartford: Hartford Long Whorf Theater, New Haven: “Tobacco First Congregational Church, west HarHord: have made the necessary |>rofes- Mini-conference for poets. Including workshops Symphony Orchestra: to be led by Mstislav Road," Sunday, 2 p.m., ticket Information: Holland Brook Center, Glastonbury: "in-Town HOLLYWOOD - The "Ellis, s i o n a I and p s y c h o h> g i c a 1 on.getting started, sharing poetry, and children's adjustments," Rostropovich, "Cello Conerto No. 1, by Dmitri 787-1525. Astronomy," a pogrom Introducing backyard Island” miniseries may go down in Shostakovich and conducted bv the composer’s Yale Repertory Theater, New Haven: "Henry poetry. Following workshops, Alexander Taylor TV annals as a major break­ Burton died only a few days after stargazing, tonight at 8 p.m., corner of Salmon and Morily Wonlek will read from their work. son, Maxim Shostokovich, Wednesday, 8:15 IV," through Nov. 17, 8 p.m., Monday through Brook Drive and House Street, next to the Salmon through. a video enterprise that completing “ Ellis Island “ U>ndon p.m.; 236^101. Friday, box office: 436-1600. Saturday from 8 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. $15., at the lured two major movie Stars, said the veteran Shakespearean Brook Convalescent Home. Free, from the church, 12‘South'Maln St. Contral Connocticut State Unlyorsity, New University of Connecticut, Studio Theater: Connecticut Audubon Society. Richard Purton and Faye Duna­ actor was still suffering from the Britain: American Society of University Compos­ Nutmeg Players present "The Shadow Box," Tolland Middle School: Family Asthmo Pro­ way, to the tube. aftermath of a back operation St^ John the Baptist Polish Notional Catholic gram bv American Lung Association, 6:30 p.m. ers, music conference, all-day refllonol confer­ through N09. 10. Curtain: 8 p.m., each night Church, Manchester: Annual Polish fair, featur­ The seven-hour CBS-TV version “ He looked older than his Monday at the school on Old Post Road. of the Fred Mustard Stewart novel, ence, 12:15 a.m.,-Saturday. except Monday -when there will be no perfor- ing handcrafted Items, baked goods and Polish years. " London said, “hut his Jorgenson Auditorium, Unlyorsity of Connecti­ mon'ce. 486-3533 for ticket Information.. St. James Episcopal Church, Glastonbury: which airs later this month, could sense of humor was inl;iet and his foods. Friday 6 to 9 p.m., Saturday 10 a.m. to 3 Canterbury Fair, 9:30 o.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday. cut : on evening of New Orleans lozz, Friday, Nov. Darien Dinner Theater, Darien; “ Irma la p.m., at 23 Golway Street. encourage scores of other film performance was l;iullless 9 ot 8 p.m. Preservation Hall Jazz Band. 486-4228. Douce," starring soap opera star Denise Pence of Hond crafts, stuffed animals, candy cane tree^ stars to dismount their high hor.ses “ This was the first lime he had Masonic Hall, Wethersfield: Norwegian herit­ Luncheon and other foods. 2584 Main St. Proceeds and head for the green pastures of Wood Memorial Library, South Windsor; o CBS TVs “The Guiding Light." Through Dec. 2. age fair, with handmode Items and needlework ever worked with, his daughter. song test by the South Windsor Singers, Nov. 4 at-2 Box office; 655-7687. to the church and the Pastoral Counseling Center miniseries. Kate, on film. There are some Instruction, breakfast, luncheon and baked of Glastonbury. Jerry London, who directed p.m.. Free admission. Reception follows. Hartford Jewish Community Center, West goods. 10a.m. toSp.m. Sunday at the hall. Church lovely, sensitive scenes belween Loow Program Contor, Manchester Commun­ Hartford: "Through 5 Windows," by the Center, Glostonbury Hills Country Club: Annual Police “ Ellis Island " — as well as them. Seeing him holding Kale Street. Boll, with music by Warren Covington (ind his ity College: Manchester Symphony Orchestro, Tuesday at 8 p.nj. Reserved tickets on sale at the St. Peter's Episcopal Church, South Windsor: A “Shogun,” "Wheels" and other with a tear in his eye. and knowing Sunday,4p.m„ Monday,7;30p.m. Admission; $5; center are $8 for Center members and $12 for Orchestra. $10 per person, 8 p.m. Nov. 9. ,/-x miniseries — has persuaded So­ he’s gone is really going to get to turkey dinner, today from 5 to 7:30 p.m., at the Von der Mehden Hall, University of ^n n e cti- Students and seniors, $3. Brahms Academic non-members. parish hall on Sand HIM Road. Tickets are $5.50f or phia Loren to star next year in his people. Festival Overture; Tchaikowsky No. 4 In F The Hartman Theater, Stamford: “Over My cut: "Dr. Strongelove: How 1 Learned to Stop "The Admiral's Daughter", “ Good actors like Burton, Hes­ adults; $4 for senior citizens and children; those Worrying and Love the Bomb," tonight at 8 p.m.; Minor; Bizet, Sequedilla from "Carmen," and Dead Body," starring Tammy Grimes and Fritz under 5 eat free. No tickets sold at the door. Coll miniseries. ton and Peck bring the right Mahler, "Songs of a Mayfarer." Weaver, through Nov. 25, at 8 p.m., Sundays at 2 "Donton," 8 p.m. Nov. 9. $2.50. "Miniseries are the big event in RICHARD BURTON attitude from movies to TV. The 289-5187, or 644-9970. Hartford Civic Center: Computer and Electron­ Hartford Public Library, Hartford: A birthday and 7:30 p.m. 324-6781. Enflold High School, Enfield: An appearance television and a more important . . . died after filming stronger they are. the easier they celebration for Handel, Scarlatti, and Boch, with Goodspeed Opera House, East Haddem: "Mrs. ics Show, Thursday, Nov. 9 and 10, with 500 focal point for adult audiencesthan are to work with. by television $tar Steve Londesberg, one of the exhibits. Audley Green, harpsichordist, Sunday at 2 p.m.. Me Thing," through Sunday. For reservations stars of the serles"Barnev Miller." 8 p.m. motion pictures." said London, a limelight. In the old days when “ They're looking for direction Free admission. For information call 236-2^. phone 873-8668. Saturday, at the high school on Route 5. Tickets bearded, unassuming man who stars were doing two or three Burton liked the idea that I offered Jergensen Auditorium, Unlyorsity of Connecti­ Coachllght Dinner Theater, East Windsor: are $12.50, benefit Enfield Police Union. refuses feature films to stick with pictures a year, everybody recog­ him suggestions and advice. Some cut: tlte Jomes Golway concert, cancelled for the "Show Boat," through Nov. 25. 623-8227. South Windsor Public Library: A book sale TV. nized them. Now when you see a directors are lazy and don't -dig original date of Ocf. 12, re-scheduled for Hartford Stage Company, Hartford: "Anatol," Saturday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., with bake sole, at "More and more big-time actors Faye Dunaway doing one picture into performance. G

Warranty doadi HERtTAGE HOLIDAY FAIR MANCHESTER ROTARY CLUB’S 19th ANNUAL Bert and Barbara Davis to Karen B. Anderson, property at 273 Hartford Vernon Center Congregational Church Porter St.. $103,000. Cinema City — Old Enoueh (PG) Fri Cine I A 2 — All of Me (PG) Fri 7, Gerhard and Edna Bartel to 7;X, 9:45; Sot and Sun 2:X, 4:50, 7:30, 9:10; Sat2,7,9:10; Sun2,4:15,7,9:10.— ANTIQUES SHOW 9:45. — The Gods Must Be Crazy (R) ThetCorate Kid (PG) Fri 7:10,9:X ; Sat Saturday, Nov. 3 rd Charles and Donna Nash, property FrI 7, 9:30; Sat and Sun 2:15, 4:40, 7, 1:X, 7:10, 9:X ; Sun 1:X, 4, 7:10, 9:X. at 361 Hackmatack Road, $82,000. 9:X. — New York Erotic Film Festival West Hortlord NOVEMBER 10th & 11th, 1984 Joseph B. Meyers and Chlora A, DAVIS FAMILY Fri 7:15; Sot 3:45, 7:15 with Female Elm I A 2 — All of Me (PG) Fri 7:15, 9:30 a.m.' - 2:30 p.m. * Lindley-Meyers to Fabio and Airi- Trouble(R)Frl9;Sat2,5:X,9.— Hotel 9:X ; Sot and Sun 2:15, 4:X, 7:15, 9:X. BEER AND WINE AVAILABLE New Hampshire (R) Sun 1:40, 5:X, 9 — The Karate Kid (PG) Fri 7,9:X; Sot SATURDAY 10-5 • SUNDAY 10-5 paro Caro, property at 37 Wilfred featuring this week,,. with Broodway Danny Rose (PG) Sun and Sun 2, 4:X, 7, 9:X. Fresh baked goods, antiques, tag sale, Road, $67,000. Coupons Not Good w/These Specials 3:45, 7:X. — Swonn In Love (R) Fri The Movies — The Little Drummer 7:40,9 :X ; Sat and Sun 2:05, 4:X, 7:40, Girl (R) FrI-Sun 12:X, 3:X, 7, 9:X. — gifts, crafts, toys, books, miscellaneous. HOWELL CHENEY TECHNICAL SCHOOL George and Melody Treadwell to 9:X. The Razor's Edge (PG-13) Fri-Sun Anne A. Kupchunas, propeYty at 51 •Weekend Speclalaf CInettudle — The Adventures ot 12:15, 3:15, 7:10, 9:45. — Give Mv Refreshments available all day. Arcellia Drive. $69,(100 (based on Robin Hood Fri and Sat 7:X with Regards to Broad Street (PG) FrI-Sun West Middle Turnpike - Manchester, CT Cosoblanca Fri and Sot 9:X. — After 12, 2:15, 4:25, 6:45, 9:05. — The Song conveyance tax). London Broil the Rehearsal (R) Sun 7:X with Remains the Some (PG) Fri and Sat Exit 92 Off im Sedmar N.V. to Harry and Linda w/mushroom sauce Josepha (R) Sun 8:55. 11:». — Pink Floyd: The Woll (R) Fri Reedy, unit B-12, Woodland Manor FINE GUIDE We’re Here to Serve You East Hartford and Sot midnight. — Dawn of the Dead Fresh Baby Bay Scallops Eastwood Pub A Cinema— All ot Me (R) Fri ond Sot 11:45. 65 EXHIBITORS • SNACK BAR • FREE PARKING Condominium, ^9,000 (based on (PG) Frl-Sun7:15, 9. ALL DEALER SPACES SOLD conveyance tax). . Fresh Swordfish or Peer Richard's Pub E Cinema — All Herb Stevenson-Show Director Edwin and Marie Flynn to David TO ot AAe (PG) Fri and Sot 7:X, 9:X, 12; Halibut Your Cholco Sun5:X, 7:X,9:X. SHOMCASE PLAY JACKPOT ADMISSION: $2.00-WITH THIS AD $1.50 and Joy Peterson, property at 149 Shewcose Cinemas — Teachers (R) Porter St., $73,900. Broiled Pork Chops Fri 1, 7:X ,9:X ,II:X ; Sat 1,3,5, 7:X, HARTFORD AUTUMN DINING 9:X, 11:X; Sun 1, 3, 5, 7:30, 9:30. — Edward S. Wisniewski to Larry American Dreamer (PG ) Fri 1:IS,7:X, ■ a g io tNTIRSTATIMtXITSa and Mabel Caringer, property at ------Coldor if e g E ih M oH 14* M l - M i y 9:45, 11:45; Sat 1:15, 3:15, 5:15, 9:45, ■ WmA»TH»«O08UUWiAWDH0UMMr/lAn»«0W»WH4Ul| Just the Wov You Are (PG) Sat 8. — David P. Mattoon to Joseph B. Country (PG) Frll:35,7:15,9:40,11:45; AMERICAN DREAMER T'ianos Meyers and Chlora A. Linndley- ...... '1 ^ Sot 1:35,4:X, 7:15,9:40,11:45; Sun 1:35, Meyers, property at 521A Hilliard 4:X, 7:15, 9:40. — Terror In the Aisles 1:15-7:30-945-11:45 BINGO Try The All New (R) Fri 1:45, 7:X, 10, 11:45; Sat 1:45, St., $58,000 (based on conveyance 3:35,5:X, 7:50,10,11:45; Sun 1:45,3:35, FIRSTBORN tax). Fri. & Sat. Night Specials 5:X, 7:50, 9:45. — Places In the Heort Town of Manchester to Hartford (PG) Fri 1:X,7:15,9:40,11:45; Sat 1:X, IJ)0-7:l5-Bt30-1130 (PI! iX EVERY DAY J^estaurant 4:15, 7:15, 9:40, 11:45; Sun 1:X, 4:15, Distributors Inc., property at 131 ©iplomat Bar-B-Q Spare Ribs...... 7:15, 9:40. — The Terminator (R) Fri BODY DOUBLE Chapel Road, $210,000. 1:15, 7:40, 10, 12; Sot |;15, 3:15, 5:15, Sullivan Avenur Plaza So, Windsor, C T 7:40, 10, 12; Sun 1:15, 3:15, 5:15, 7:40, 1:30-7:30-1001-12115 R A Trip For Two Friday - Saturday & Sunday Specials Jeanie H". Chambers to James 9:K. — Body Double (R) Frl1:X ,7:X , and Agnes Sirianni, property on St. 6 4 H 5 6 1 Let Charlie Paindiris and his friendly Stuffed Filet of Sole...... 10,12:05; Sot I :X ,4 ,7 :X , 10,12:05; Sun Rust Prim* Rib TERROR IN THE AISLES John Street, $67,000. tr p have a .\ew Chef anti a Sew Menu fo r Lunchea staff help make your visit a pleasant one! 1 :X, 4, 7:X, 9:X. — A Soldier's Story Frash V u l Cirtlat ParmigiaM ‘ Lydall Woods Corp. to Lionel and (PG) Fri 1 :)5,7:X,9:40,11:40; Sat 1:15, l:45-7£0-IIM)0-1l;45 R Poaebad Fllat bI Sola ______«lflH and Dinner, apecializing in Seafood & Italian/ Beef Cutlet Parmiglan....’5*‘ 3:15, 5:15, 7:X, 9:40, 11:40; Sun 1:15, Linda Gladu, unit 16, Lydall Woods .4merican Cuiaine. 3:15, 5:15, 7:X, 9:40. — Firstborn THE TERMINATOR , For your Colonial Village, $86,460. (P(»-13) Fri 1,7:15,9:X, 11 :X ; Sat 1,3, HAWAII S. Brian Meserlian to Kurt P. In the Lounge Bay Scallop Casserole. 5,9:X, 11:45; Sun 1,3,5,7:15,9:X. — No I;l5-7;40-ia.00-l200 R Smoll Affair (R) Sot 8. Christmas Parties ^ “ '^,±*,' ®?,^'"* Cavanaugh and James^H. Miller, ■ LIv8 Ent8r1alnni8nt Thurz., Fri. 6 Sat. Manchester COUNTRY 1 MY BitOYHERS Some Deles Are Still Avellsbie portlet ot 6 or more people property at 146 Woodland St., Ladles NlDht-Wed.-Two Drlnkt for Price of One La Strada Rastaurant UA Theaters East — The Little I;35-7:I5-It'40-IH5 Page 2 $83,000 (based on conveyance tax). Drummer Girl (R) Fri 7,9:35; Sat and lEti 471 HauHonl Rd. 643-6165 Sun 2,4:X ,7 ,9:35. — The Rozor's Edge Route 6, Bolton (44A) \ M -Th 5:30-10, F 6 S IN 11. Sun III S (PG-13) Frl7:05,9:40; Sat and Sun 2:10, A SOLDIERS STORY A 4:35, 7:05, 9:40. — Give My Regards to 643-2342 QuHclalm dead* l:l5-7;»-lt40-IM0 Robert W. Weinberg, trustee, to PLACE Brood Street (PG) Fri 7:15, 9:X ; Sat leia and Sun 2, 4:X, 7:15, 9:X. — Pink Robert W. Weinberg, property on Floyd: The Wall (R) Fri and Sot TEACHERS midnight. — The Rocky Horror Picture Brainard Place. RESTAURANT Show (R) Fri and Sat midnight. — t:00-7:20-ata0-1l30 R MANCHESTER SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Robert J. Goehring to Linda D. ^wdODBRIDgE Dawn ot the Dead (R) Fri and Sot Goehring, property at 97 Princeton midnight. PLACES IN THE HEART Dr. Jack Heller, Musical Director and Conductor James KIrchmyer, Assistant Conductor St. I:30-7:IS-9e«-II:4S ^ Enjoy A Real Ice^ Greani presents Candace D. Eissa to Ahmed H. 'The One and OniyScenic Dining in Eissa, property at 506 Woodbridge the first concert of its Silver Anniversary season Manchester Thai^giving Feast. St. Breakfast * Lunch ★ Dinner Delicious Luncheons Senior Discount after 4 p.m. Fettucine Alfr0doZZ...... $6.95 LIJAa rtlaatad Specials Daily SUNDAY State of Connecticut releases Come See . PHOOHAM Mon.-Fri. 1-1:30 a.m. - 2 p.m. rasagna...... $5.25 NOVEMBER 4 lien against property of estate of — 238 North Main Street George E. Budd. Quiet Dirfing Relaxing 4100 RM. MetUer Manchester Baked Scrod...... $5.95 JERKO the Clown Songs of eWeyfertr ^ Join your friends at the Woodbridge (Next to Andy’x) 305 S. Main St., Manchester Tenderloin Tips...... $6.95 who w ill appear at Brthttts 646-0836 MONDAY Acedemlo Ftetlyel Overture, Op. 30 646-0103 Fjjet Mignon...... $7.95 NOVEMBER S Births ------,»■ Sleet I jSt-Contarjtej^ 0->'hin its Ixtrders. Over were eonsidering the (lyoccdure Army Citadel, hockey teams. I house in the early days. "M rs.” is mean nothing? . Senior Citizens’ Center. the abbreviation of "mistress” — r N ov. 29 — Dental screening. 10 to 11:30 a.m. which does contain an "r. " 4 I am even occasionally ad­ — Flu shots, 9 a.m. to noon. Senior Nov. 14 and 1 to 2:30 p.m.. Senior Citizens' Since Margaret doesn't approve how not — to address a person: dressed as "M iss” — with three Citizens’ Center. children. 13 grandchildren and a Center. of titles, she would surely approve Flu shots, 1:30 to 2 p.m., Spencer Village. of the custom of the Society of DEAR ABBY; A male child is great-grandchild! Considering Blood pressure, 2 to 3 p.m., Spencer Friends. (Quakers) who address no addressed as "m aster” until he that record, "M iss” is absurd. " '4 i f i l V illage. i n : i jn i one — not man, woman, doctor, reaches his teens, then he automat­ With no husband, "M rs.” is Podiatrist: Dr. Kenneth Wich'man. absurd. And "M s.” is the most king, general or mistress — by any ically becomes "mister.” A female Nov. 15 — Flu shots. 1 to 1:30 p.m., Westhill -Nutritionist: Gloria Weiss. absurd of all! title whatsoever. child is a "m iss” until she Gardens. When I was the director of a marries: but if she remains 1- also hate labels. When I die I Quaker school, I was respectfully unwed, she carries ’the juvenile Flu shots, 2 to 2:30 p.m ., Mayfair Gardens. want inscribed on my tombstone: M a y fa ir Gardens: 211-215 N. M ain St., addressed by everyone — includ­ form of address to her grave. That Nov. 19 — Blood pressure. 9 to 10 a.m., Community Room. ing the youngest child — as wrinkles my wrankle! If a man can Please don't call me "Miss Westhill Gardens. Dorothy Russell (who at 86 will assume an adult title based solely It has a phony ring. Salvation A rm y Citadel: 661 M ain St. answer to anything that feels on age. why shouldn't a woman do Although I never married Nov. 20 — Better breathing, l to 3 p.m., Senior Citizens' Center: 5^9 E. Middle comfortable to the addresser). the same? I didn't miss a thing. Senior Citizens’ Center. Turnpike, Nurse's Office. Since I am a woman with a name EMMA G, IN Spencer Village: Pascal Lane, Commun­ DEAR DOROTHY RUSSELL: that can be either a man's or a PALM SPRINGS. Nov. 26 — Blood pressure, 9 to 10:30 a.m., ity Room . Read on for more about bow — and woman's — and since it's been a CALIF. Mayfair Gardens. Westhill Gardens: 24 Bluefield Drive, Nutritionist, dental screening, 9 to 10a.m., Community Room. Prettiest poinsettias need m 2 Herald pOoto by PInlo Clowning with Dracula About Town good growing conditions Sharing a moment together during the Ralph Road, dressed as a clown. About Kinder Care Learning Center’s Hallo­ 45 children and their parents attended Group to hear psychologist Norwegians hold fair DEAR POLLY: Last year I copy to POLLY'S POINTERS, in ween party this week are Jason Menard, received a lovely poinsettia. which care of the Manchester Herald, the party at the day-care center at 394 ELLINGTON — The Vernon Area Satellite Support W ETHERSFIELD - The Hartford Lodge. Sons of I've kept in good condition all P.O. Box 1216, Cincinnati. OH left, 5, of 2 Hackmatack St., dressed as W. Center St. Group of the Connecticut Traumatic Brain Injui)y Norway, will hold a Norwegian Heritage Fair Sunday summer. Now I'd liketomakesure Polly’s 45201. Be sure to include the title. Dracula, and Shannon O’Neill, 5, of 5 Association will meet Monday at 7 p.m. at the from.-lO a.m, to 5 p.m. at the Masonic Hall. Church it blooms for Christmas. Is there / Ellington Ambulance Building on Route 141) at Street. Old Wethersfield. any special treatment the plant Ellington High School. A variety of handmade items, demonstrations of should receive? Pointers Dean T. Hokanson PhD., clinical psychologist, will Norwegian craft and slides of Norway will be CARLA speak on brain injury and its effects on behavior and featured. Breadfast will l>e served from 10 a.m. to DEAR CARLA: Commercial Polly Fisher emotion. For more information, call Janice E. noon and lunch, from noon to 4 p.m. For more greenhouses provide precise Faveau, 871—1903. information, call 646-3009 _ temperature and light conditions ONL to ensure beautifully blooming PAYS lEFT! •Center Bridge Club resuKs Rutty, Hass'caii squares poinsettias. but by following a few receives four to six hours of direct simple procedures, you have a sunlight. Cekiter Bridge Club results for last week are as Manchester Square Dance Club’s Saturday dance follows: good chance of inducing a holiday 4. Water and fertilize the jJtent will be from 8 to 11 p ni. at Waddell School. Ed HefAld photo by Pinto bloom in your plant. every three to four days. North-south: Martha Jacksonand Ken Kozak, first: Rutty amnd Dave Hass will call the squares. Anita 1. Beginning immediately 5. When the plant comes into full John Greene and Dick Jaworowski. second: and Don and Russ White will cue the rounds. There will be a Here, try some (about eight to 10 weeks before you bloom, you need no longer give it nimbus Vernon store is Weeks and Jim Baker, third. live band. - East-west: Mr. and Mrs. Tom sHyde. first: Burl want the plant to bloom), place the complete darkness at night. Light Manchester Scoutmaster Lynwood Boy Scout Troop 634, which is taking plant in total darkness for 14 hours will no longer adversely affect it. Smyth and Norman Whitney, second: and Flo Smyth Jaycees hoid art fair ~ every night. You can do this by I'm sending you a copy of my .and Mary Sargent, third. Haskell enjoys some popcorn offered-by part in. the Long Rivers Council’s N moving the plant into a closet or latest newsletter, "Christmas Jacobs speaks on ‘Messiahs’ VERNON — The Greater Vernon Jaycee will Boy Scout Patrick Reading and Cub gourmet popcorn sale. Call 849-4896 if covering it with a box each night. Trees and Holiday Plants,” which present the eleventh annual art festival from 10 a.m Scout Chuck Melser. The trio belongs to you want to order popcorn. The darkness should be as com­ has instructions for caring for your ^ The annual Torah Fund Luncheon for the Sisterhood to 5 p.m. Nov. to and 11 at the Vernon Center Middle plete as possible. poinsettia at holiday time and all .of Temple Beth Sholom will be held on Wednesday at School. 2. Keep temperatures at night through the year, plus tips for CLOSING FOREVER!! noon at the home of Mrs. Bernard Apter. 66 Highwood Eighty New England artists and craftsmen are around 65 degrees. Temperatures decorating and caring for th^ . Drive. Attorney Ronald Jacobs, a longtime resident of expected. Free drawings and a children's workshop below 60 degrees may slow down Christmas tree and other holiday Manchester and a partner in the law firm of Slitt. for making holiday gifts will be featured. Parking will the blooming process. plants. Others who would like this Jacobs, Sullivan & Jacobs, will speak on "Messiahs ” be free. Admission is $1.25 or, w ith a food donation for Regarding Question #5 ... 3. Each day. make sure the plant newsletter should send $1 for each in Jewish history. Jacobs is a noted scholar in Jewish the Tri-Town Food Bank; $1. The Community Development Block Grant Program TO history. Reservations may be made with Joyce Borgida or Dine on beef 0 Oak Contemporary Belle Zucker. 1\wln Mirrored Pine Book­ Two Shell Bookcase The Community Baptist Church. 585 E. Center St., Thoughts Waterbeid with panel case Waterbed with pillow Waterbed. Exti.i hiu*' v. will sponsor a roast beef dinner at'5 and 6:30 p.m. Nov. headboard Complete with stop, mattress, liner, Pressure check offered 10. Tickets are $5 for adults and $2.50 for children pillow stop Compk'ti.- .'. under 12. Reservation are needed and can be made by We, you and I, have frequently pastour, mattress, liner, heater & heater & shadow base. mattiess hru'i tiiMt'.'i & COVENTRY — Community Health Care Services calling 643-7549 or 646-6781 LET'S LOOK AT experienced the benefits derived shadow base King and ■ And the sheep of his hand.” Ps. Compare @ $399. shadow base Crimpa".' will sponsor a blood pressure clinic from 1 to 2 p.m. at from corporate worship. These are 95:6,7 queen Supplies limited Coventry Pharmacy on Tuesday. Another blood that you do not feel alone, that I'l $399 V pressure clinic will be on Nov. 20 lt%m 1 to 2 p.m. at ■' Truly when we think of corporate Compare (a $449 others are praying for and with Village Pharmacy. Communion breakfast s’sit you, as you are for them. Or that worship, we have the tremend­ $294 ously effective picture of the The-Ladies of St. James Church plan a communion your glorification of God is en­ breakfast on Nov, 11. THE FACTS... father, the mother, and their $298 larged and strengthened in that Reading can be fun $299 Tickets will be on sale at all masses Saturday and children together, in one pew, or The Town of Manchester has nothing to fear from this program. A "group feeling,” in singling re­ The Buckley School book fair is planned on , Sunday. ' sponses and hymns together, as the members of one family to­ Distinctive Style Pine Colonial Four Poster with Dark Pine Bookcase IWednesday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.: Thursday, 9a.m. to Tickets may also be obtained by calling 643-7273 or Franklin Delano Roosevelt quote seems especially appropriate at this well as reciting together portions gether at the altar of the Lord’s Supper. Bookcase Waterbed with decorator mirror. In honey Waterbed witti miu' i’ ;3 p .m . and 6:30 to 8 p.m.; and No\'>9, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m 643-1616 or 643-7554. Tickets are W.50. time. We truly have “Nothing to fear, but fear itself." What are some peo­ of the Holy Mass or Prayer ♦ Service. mirror Complete with pine or dark walnut finish. StK'lves .ind Car .''4 L : ple afraid of? Corporate worship is after all a mattress, liner, heater & ^niors seek magic We were big winners in the Courts. The Town should act accordingly, It goes without saying that when preparation for the corporate Complete with mattress, Panel Coniplet*' .'. in t Job sessions to start we join with others in corporate worship of the Father in Heaven shadow base Available iri liner, heater & shadow ' tress, liner he.it,t Manchester Chapter 1275 AAR P will go to Beverly, hold its head high and take the money that is due us! worship, we are fulfilling properly when all His children gather queen and super single ;:Ma8S. to the LeGrand David and Magic Company The Hartford Region YWCA New Jobs for Women our solemn duty so eloquently base. Available in King or shadow base Lim,’. .; Clerical Training Program is accepting around the throne to praise Him Compare Ccl $429 Queen. Compare @ $499. ‘ -Sunday. The bus will leave the Pic and Save parking described by the Psalmist: and fall at His feet in loye and iiuantity Comi'.iie ^ * Jot at 9 a.m. and return at about 8:30 p.m. applicationsfor the next 15-week session. Women 18 ” 0 come, let us worship and bow thanksgiving. ^ and over who. want to join the program should THIS IS THE CASE down. height guessers named attend orientulionon Nov. 6 at 1 p.m. at'the YWCA. Let us kneel before the Lord, our Father Stanley M. Loncola, Pastor $287 $299 1355 Broad St., Hartlord. Maker! $366 For more information, call Ann Williams, 525-1163. St. John the Baptist Church Contest winners for guessing the weight of a The Town ol MinchMter. under this program, is appropriated funds each year by the For he is Our God, Polish National Catholic Church ! 437-pound pumpkin in Command Performance's And we are the people of his 23 Golway St. * window include; Gloria Haddad of Willimantic . first Detect diabetes at ciinic ■ Department ol Housing and Urban Devalopment. Every waterbed nuist be sold to the bare walla. I place; Judy White of Manchester, second place; and I ‘ Adrienne Spocks of East Hartford, third place A free diabetes detection clinic will be held * Winners for the best-baked pumpkin recipe were Saturday from 9 a.m to 1 p.m. in the Manchester DANIEL M. McLENNON, D.D.S. Large Pine Hutchtop Popular Pine Starter Bed. Scandinavian Slyle Oak When this Town refused our funding. It was divided up and given to Ihe towns ol East Bookcase with mirror and ' Carol Briggs of Bolton and Annie Prytko of Memorial Hospital. For an appointment and special Fits any decor. Available in Waterbed with floating -Manchester. meal instructions, aill 649-9019 or 643-9458. " Hartford. Hartford and West Hartford. is pleased to announce the open- double shelves Complete king, queen, super single. storage night stands 2 with mattress, liner heater ing of his office for the practice of Light & dark finish. Complete Complete witfi m.ittress The town of East Hartlord. Hartford, and West Hartlord leva to spend our money and & shadow base Compare with panel headboard, mat­ liner tie.iter & shadow A different autobiography can't wait for us to refuse II again. These towns are having absolutely no problams with General Dentistry. a $699 tress, liner, heater & shadow base Compar,, $9Q9 3 ■ the Department ol Housing and Urban Devalopment. COVENTRY PROFESSIONAL CENTER base. Compare @ $269. Janet Leigh kisses, doesn’t tell 15 Lake Street, Coventry $388 $697 1 here are no strings attached and no requirement to4iulld housing, low Income or 3:30-6:00 $186 Only 27 in stock By Vernon Scott tract to MGM to star in her first Despite her quartet of mar­ ■ otherwise. Thera Is no money to build housing. All housing funds have bean used up. Mon., Tues,, Thurs. United Press International movie, "The Romance of Rosy riages. Janet has come closest to 742-0539 Colonial Four Poster with Ridge,” with Van Johnson. living the fairy tale princess life of 4 Country Pine Four Poster carved headboard. Our Best Value Bookcase HOLLYWOOD — Janet Leigh’s The peak of Janet’s fame came a Hollywood star. She has suffered with carved headboard Waterbed .t,,, i.|,. autobiography, “ There Really in the 40s and 50s during her no great tragedies or scandals and Our town hat a real need lor this funding. These dollars. II wa take them, will be used Complete with mattress, and footboard. Complete comt'aitmi'M'-, .leu ,i , Ifas A Hollywood,’’ is different romance and subsequent 10-year has enjoyed a long, successful for capital Improvamanti. II wa don't taka the funding, the money will have to coma out liner, heater & shadow rant recent leading lady biogra­ marriage to actor Tony Curtis. career. 5■ of general fund property tax dollars. 2 with mattress, liner, heater Comi^'i'te wiUt uMi!,, base. Limited quantity. phies — A e doesn’t kiss and tell. Much as what happened in later She says, however, that dredg­ & shadow base. Limited lirit'i he.it,-r 4:.i, |, i'.,. years to Debbie and Eddie (Rey­ ing Kii;,.; , ,, actress hasn’t done her share of nolds and Fisher) and Liz and Dick tears. This program will ba over twoyeara. Thera Is abiolutely no valid reason why our town Quer'ii Com, ii • ■ ■ s ,.t't issing. She’s been married four (Burton and Taylor). Tony and ■“When you strip yourself down ■ ihoufd not accept our money for the next two years. inies. But she doesn’t blow the Janet became America's Couple. and •relive the p;tst, some of it is 6 $299 whistle. Their every waking moment was very hurtful. ” she said. "M y $277 chronicled in the entertainment father’s suicide, for instance. Hollywood’s married men get $366 wobbly knees, fevered brows and media. "I made sure I wrote my book "un up large florist bills when they Their off-screen activities e c 1 i p from the standpoint of my expe­ We urge citizens of iManchester to act BINGO tear a leading lady has written a s e d their movie achievements, riences and feelings at the time, This Is your last chance to tako advantageofsonee-ln-a- Y )ook. and Janet has recorded all of that not from the perspective of who I Shelley Winters’ autobiography from the inside in “ There Really am today. It was like playing a role iike the winners that we are. Vote Yes, EVERY DAY lltstlm e elose-out on watarboda A waterbsd lum itun. I eft half the town quaking. Was A Hollywood.” I was familiar with. Her career of 50 movies and 25 Joan Collins’ tome inspired some "I got goosebumps all over again TV films has spanned the waning . Vote for the funding that is ours. Vote wives to consult attorneys. when I wrote about walking years of the old studio system to Win Two There was not, however, an through the MGM gates for the today's hit-and-run productions audible cry of anguish when Janet first time and sadness when I left for a hotter iWanchester. and the maelstrom of TV. She also announced she’d completed her after eight years. I sobbed when I is the proud "mother of Jamie book. Janet has been a faithful and wrote about my father.” constant wife who has survived Curtis, one of Hollywood's best VOTEYESON #5! almost 40 years in Hollywood young actresses. Janet might have become a HAWAII without a breath of scandal. Businessman Robert Brandt. super.sTar had she been willing to As her book reveals, however, Janet's husband for the past 20 put her career ahead of her El Camino Plaza, Vernon For Information: 875-2362 ihe scandalized her parents in years, jokingly asked his wife, personal life. But ,her_. priorities Page 2 Dir: 1-86, Exit 95/96 TUm right V* mile on right Stockton, Calif., when she ran off "Why is it Tony has 170 pages in always put her husband and Stora Houn: 10 AM-9 PM, Mon.-ttiru FrI.—IQ AM-S PM SM.-Noon-5PM Sun. and, got married at age 14. She your hook and I have only 20?v ■ ,diaughters — Jamie and Kelly Paid for by Matt Moriarty. Jr., 52 Hillcraat Rd.. Manchaater and narried again at 18 before coming Janet fired back. "You take up (studying acting in New York) — Ted R. Camminga, 87 Lawton Rd., Manchest«T...Frianda of the laaua ;o Hollywood in 1947 under con­ all of the next book" first IK MANCIIKSTKK HKKAl.l). Fridiiy, Nov. 2. 1984 MANCHKSTKR HKHAU), Kridiiy, Nov 2, 1984 - 19 CAPTAIN EASY * by Crooks A Cas«te VA KNOW. MAYBE Second district race features home candidate Friday TV TH16 ONE I^REAL. Connecticut

6:00 PM 8; 2Z 30, N ow s 9 : 0 0 P M C Jj Dallas J R manipulates In Brief Cliff into rejecting Weststar's offer to Many Coventry voters remain undecided (5 j Three's Company Channels Barnes W eniw orih (60 min J ^Closed (9 j Han to Hart Capiioriedl WFSB Hartford. CT Chemical reaction gete blame (11; Benson "'Ji said he was familiar with Gejden.son'.s from Reagan's (Mpularity. But in who favortKl Koontz. When asked about WNEW Now York. NY (53 Merv Griffin By Peter Baldwin (10; Dr. Gene Scott SIMSBURY — A preliminary report has all but Herald Correspondent record as Democratic incumbent. But heavily Denioeratie Coventry, voting Gejdenson. she said "I don't particu­ WTNH New Haven. CT >1) (40) Hawaiian Heat larly like the man. I don't like his '20} Dukes of Ha/zard WOR New York. NY '10; Dr Gene S e p tt-’' % ruled out human error in the blast Aug. IS at he said: “I don't know very much about by party is not necessarily in Koontz's WPIX New York. NY ’ti) eomniereials. I don't like his po.sters *24) 3 2 1^ Contact (22) H unter Hunter and McCall have llHiir Ensign-Bickford Industries that killed three COVENTRY — Incumbent U.S. Rep. the other candidate, and I'm waiting to favor. WHCT Hartford. C T It) hands full when a prominent mobster is chemists working with a powerful explosive. get some more information on him " One Democrat said he "wasn't too especially. They're nailed inio trees all (30) One Day at a Tim e WTXX Waterbury. CT 20 Sam Gejdenson, D-Conn.. has spent killed and a full scale gang war is imminent - over the place, and that really ticks me *40j Newswatch WWLP Springfield. M A ' The report indicated the explosion was caused over a quarter of a million dollars on his Others said they were unsure who impressed" with Koontz He explained n (60 min 1 WEDH Hartford. C T 24 m off." (41j Reporter 41 by a "chemicaliy induced runaway reaction,” campaign in the Second Congressional either of the candidates were. that "the Republicans' solution to WVIT Hartford. CT M (24) (57) Great Performances An English said company President Herman J. Forileyne, everything is just to cut taxes and let ”(57j MacNeil/Lehrer NewshoUt man Abroad ' Coral Browne plays hfirsell District, while Roberta Koontz has the WSBK Boston. M A who titressed the report is neither final nor priceless benefit of being the hometown Several people called by the Herald -everything else go to hell." Some peojile said they planned to I01j Fantasy Island WGGB Springfield. MA 40 in this dramatization of her actual encoun LEVY'S LAW * by Jam n Schumaitlar ter With the notorious defector, Guy Bur official. Other voters, both Democrats and learn more about the candidates before ICNNi Prog Corn'd WXTV Paterson, NJ 41. candidate. said they would vote the straight party WGBY Springfield. MA 5r, gess. jiiayed by Alan Bates (60 min } Fonteyne said a private consultant has But many Coventry voters still don't ticket, which is likely to help Koontz, if Kepublirans. said personal considera­ they voted, but most .swmed to have [ESPN] ESPN's Horse Racing Weekly e:t ITHE: WTIC Hartford, C T 41 ICIosed Captioned) WARNING TH E HE HAS ALSO YOU ALSO HAVE / narro w ^ the cause of the blast to a few know who is running for Congress in President Reagan wins by a landslide tions entered into their decision. "It's made up their minds already. One [H BO l Toxic Time Bomb CNN Cable News Ntwrk (CNNI *41) El Maleficio SUI2GEON GENERAL DETERMINEPTHAT AN OfeAL FIXATION,1 /} 6------U B 0 ^ ( woman thought the laek of available ESPN Sports Network lESPNl poroibulties. their district. Others know the names, over former Vice President Walter not just that he's a Democrat — I like (M AX) SCTV Second Coming The CANP WE ALL KNOW . W4T t:e 6 PCW N Home Box Office IHBOJ (01) Kojak HAS DETERMINED YOU SMELL LIKE the man as well," said one Gejdenson information was a sign that she should laughs continue ^Ailh specially edited en HBO 6 C0 TCH WriHICPP At the top of the list was a “chemically induced but don’t know where th^ candidates Mondale. IMAXI [C N N ] Freeman Reports -THATSMCMCING IS AN OVERAGEP WHAT FREUP SAID t vote for Gejdenson. "1 haven't heard cores featuring the tiest sketches of the CINEMAX Cinomax TEA , 1 0 0 .^ runaway reaction,” Fonteyne said, meaning too stand on the issues. The former Coventry Town Council supporter. T W e Movie Channel ITMCI i:)ANGEROUSTO YOUR WATER BUFFALO, ABOUT THAT> anything bad about him. I gue.ss that's satirical series (E S P N ] Breeders' Crown Series ■ Race much of an ingredient or a foreign object was In an informal telephone survey chairwoman has campaigned mainly “i ’ve heard good things about her USA USA Network lUSAl « 7 Coverage of this harness racing cham i T M C l M O V IE : 'Threshold' A heart sur HEALTH. . 1— ,.n», r”" " said a woman pretty good fsa;a politician" pionship IS presented from Philadelphia. added to the mix, sparking the blast that Thur.sd.iy evening, one Coventry man as a loyal Republican, hoping to gain geon must witfistaiul the {tressuro of per PA (60 rnin | destroyed the 400-square-foot building where the forming the first artificial fiearl transplant three men were working. Donald Sutherland, Jeff (joldblum, Mare 8 :0 0 P M (3 j Dukes of Hazzard [ m a x ] MOVIE: 'Raiders of the Lost V Winningham 1982 Rated PG A rk' An American archaeologist races to Another possible cause was a "physically (5 j Rituals retrieve the lost Ark of the Covenant be (U S A i USA Cartoon Express induced runaway reaction” such as an agitator (0 J (40) Benson First of 2 parts It's up to fore the Germans can find it Harrison Ford. , coming loose and striking the bottom of the Farrakhan approval prompts uproar 6 : 3 0 P M ( 5 ) One Day at a Tim e Benson. Kraus and the Governor to fescue Karen Allen, Paul Freeman 1981 Rated f t o o D1 "reactor vessel. (11) Barney Miller tin* kidnapped Clayton in Hong Kong PG (Clositd CapiionodJ MIDDLETOWN (UPI) - Angry originally supported the alloeiUion to another couple of days.” that ignuriHl the results of the student (2 ^ (30) N B C New s [U S A ] Friday Night Boxing Coverage of ( 9 ) Nevys professional boxing is presented from students at Wesleyan University are Farrakhan, but reject" the Wesleyan The petition is expected to demand body's referendum. (24 Nightly Business Report- (11) M O V IE : 'Rollercoaster' An extortion Tampa. FL (2 hrs ) State probes road paving calling for the impeachment of the Student Assembly for ignoring the either the impeachment of the assem­ The assembly's vote came after Jeffersons ist seeks one million dollars after carrying 9 :3 0 P M (41) SIN Presenta: El Rafa' ALLEY OOP - by Dave Graue HARTFORD AjI investigation of Connecti­ student assembly after its vote approv­ results of the referendum, said Mark bly or a complete dissolution of the more thap two hours of debate. (40) A B C N e w s out his threat to wreak havoc at several 1 0 : 0 0 P M (53 Falcon Crest Richard cut's road-paving program is focusing on state ing a final activities budget including a Sarowitz, a member of the assembly. group. A new constitution for student "This is an issue of freedom of (41) Noticiero SIN crowded amusement parks George Segal. S H E \WON’T h e r e ; TA K E T H ' R EIN S! HMFV m m ) W E V E G O T I'LL BE RIGHT BACK, JIM f Richarri Wicfmark. Timothy Bottoms. makes even more enemies when he de Transportation Department policies and proce­ speaking fee for Louis Farrakhan. government would have to be written if speech, said Marc Stein, a co- [C N N ] Showbiz Today MOVE.CX3P! I'M GONNA HAVE A OURSELVES A PROBLEM, I GOTTA FIND SOMETHING ‘ 19/7 cides to take over a radio station (60 mm | LO O K ■ ALL RIGHT,' ruSE AS A LEVER.' dures rather than specific contractors. Chief The budget was approved 14-10 “I hope that the student body gets its the group disbands. coordinator of the assembly. [ESP N ] Mazda SportsLook rs3 N ew s Thursday over the objections of many act together and either impeaches or Students approving the a.s.scmbly's (10) Dr. Gene Scott State's Attorney Austin J. McGuigan says. Stein defended the right of Ujamaa, [M A X ] MOVIE; 'Th&6u9& Bunny/Road * 20) M O V IE ; M id w ay' The Japanese and (03 140) M att Houston First of 2 parts Paul E. Murray, chief of McGuigan’s new members of the student body, which dissolves the WSA, because it no longer action have placed the issue in Runner M ovie' Biig/ reminisces about Matt learns that his cousin is still alive and the black studAwts' group that invited American fleets battle for control of a stra public integrity unit w(hich is handling the voted 616-471 to reject the budget in a represents (the student body), Sarb- free-speech terms and have defended some of his antics with the Road Runner tegic island in the Pacific during World War IS being field captive in a Vietnamese pri­ special referendum. witz said. "There's pretty massive the elected leaders' prerogative of Farrakhan to choose any spi-aker it and his other cartoon cohorts in this blend II Charlton Heston. Hwiry Fonda, James son (60 inin I (Closed Captioned] investigation, said the probe is examining the of now animation and cliissic footaije The $273,000, funded by student fees, dissatisfaction.” following their own will in voting ralher wanted. But Elaine Taylor, an a.ssem- Coburn 1976 * (10) Dr. Gene Scott paving program as a whole and has not targeted bly member who voted against the 1979 Rated G specific contractors or DOT employees. contains a $2,000 honorarium for the Sarowitz and other members of the than as representatives. '22) V Diana and Nathan Bates negotiate (22) (30) M iam i Vice Crockett is set up and student assembly said they ex)ject a budget, said. "I think he should speak. I 7 :0 0 P M c?j CBS News the fate of Los Angeles (60 min ) arrested by Internal Affairs and^il's up to Because of the nature of the inquiry, Murray Black Muslim minister. Those opposed say the assembly petition against the assembly "within Casting don't think we should pay for it." CE) (38) M 'A 'S 'H Tubbs to help him out (60 min ) said he could not say how much money might be "There are people like me that nvoronntii.H iiij hounds in voles (24) ) Washington Week/Review Paul (£) ABC News 157 (01) Starsky and Hutch Duke IS joined by lop Washington journal involved and has no timetable for completing the d ; Dallas isls analyzing the week's news [CN N ] Evening News preliminary phase of the probe. (11) Jeffersons (30) M O V IE : 'Borderline' A border patrol [ES P N ] Super Bouts of the 80's Sugar Under the program, the state pays private (10) Dr. Gene Scott officer leads the search for a ring of Mexi Ray Leonard vs Roberto Duran (Montreal. -contractors to pave state roads. DOT employees O ’Neill takes aim at water contamination can aliens into California. Charles Bronson, June. 1980) (60 min ) (20) Star Trek supervise their work and certijy that the proper Bruno Kirby. Ed Hai#is 1980 [H BO l MOVIE: ‘Revenge of the Ninja' By Mark A. Dupuis Most of the wells are in the north ''tremendous drain” on its resources in (22) W heel of Fortune THE BORN LOSER - by Art Sanaom material and amounts are delivered. advisory group to deal with water (41) 'Charytin' Programa musical presen- A reluctant warrior from an old Ninja family United Press International central part of the state and are tainted contamination questions. developing the budget fur the next (24) M acNeii/iehrer New shour tando la bella Charytin finds himself pitted against the Japanese Mafia Arthur Roberts. Ashley Ferrare I C A H ' T I OP THE WHOLE. with EDB, or ethlyene dibromide, a On po th e r topic, O'Neill said it is too fiscal year. 130) (40) Family Feud (01J Police W om an Strikers want to see books Rated R UNDei?5TAXD HARTFORD — The state wil) pro­ fumigant that was used on tobacco earlyK to say if he will ask the (41) Baila Conmigo [CN N] Prime News MONTH IN 1VU0INEEK$! [TMCl MOVIE; 'Lovely But Deadly' A NEW HAVEN — Yale University says it will vide bottled water to homes with fields. Legislature to cut taxes next year in The governor also said lie expects to ($7) Nightly Business Report [HBOl MOVIE: 'On the Waterfront' A high school student goes after a drug ring W i y 'itX ) polluted wells under a five-point plan Another 320 wells around the state light of the state's growing budget announce his iioiiiinee to succeed state (01) Diff'rent Strokes waterfront union bucks the efforts of a to avenge the death of her brother Rated respond in the next several days to demands by H A V E W 'T announced by Gov. William O’Neill to also are contaminated but companies Supreme Court Chief Justice John A. crime committee to break up its racket R 1,600 striking clerical and technical workers that surplus. [CN N ] Moneyline SiH’ziale within the next week to 10 Marlon Brando, Eva Mane Sami. Rod L O S T A W y the school’s financialdiooks be opened for union deal with contamination problems that or others have been found to have lieen Stale Comptroller J. Edward Cald­ [ESPN] SportsCenter Steiger 1954 1 0 : 3 0 P M (11) Independent News have plagued hundreds of families. responsible and required, to provide days. W E Ife H T ... inspection. well Thursday projected the surplus for [H B O l Inside the NFL Lcn Dawson and [ m a x ) Making of 'Raiders of the Lost (24) Leatherman The request was formally made Thursday The plan also calls for developing water. the 1984-85 fiscal year at $ia5 million, He said he is considering about u Nick Buoniconti review this week 's NFL ac Ark' ' (38) O dd Couple permanent solutions to the problem of Other provisions of the five-point half-dozen candidates to replace Spezi- tion when negotiators for Yale and Local 34 of the up from last month's projection of a [TM C l MOVIE: 'The Wicked Lady' In (41) 2 4 Horas drinking water contamination, O'Neill plan include stronger attempts to ale. who is leaving the state’s highest [U SA] Radio 1990 Federation of University Employees met at the $78.5 million windfall.. 1 7th century England. Lady B arbc^ Skel­ (57) Soapbox Special court post later this month to join a ton IS a demure wife by day and a treacher­ said Thursday. locate people responsible for contami­ O'Neill said tax cuts may be out of the 7 : 3 0 P M C33 p m Magazine Park Piaza Hotel as the bitter dispute dragged on ous highwaywoman and lover by night 1 1 : 0 0 P M (3D CE) ( 2 » ooi (4d) (s/i O’Neill said the state will provide nation and creation of a task force and question because the slate will face a private law firm. CSl All In the Family in its fifth week. Faye Dunaway, Denholm Eliott, Sir John - N e w s Yale said it wanted time to review the request. water to about 225 families until March GD Wheel of Fortune Gielgud 1983 Rated R Taxi However, it said previously that it would not IS, 1985, by which time he expects the (11) 'lndependent News [U S A ] Tennis Magazine Legislature will have enacted bills to C13 Phil Silvers release it S 'financial records. Governor leaps to paper’s defense (22) M * A -S "H carry out permanent solutions. ^ (11) O dd Couple Y r a n k AND ERNEST ' by Bob Thavea The union’s request was prompted by Yale’s (3O) NHL Hockey: Hartford at Buffalo 8 :3 0 P M Cf) PM Magazine (18) Dr. Gene Scott position, expresseid in the past by Yale President He said drinking water contamina­ (30) Barney Miller (5D (40) W ebster (Closed Capiioned| tion "is not a major environmental HARTFORD^PI) - Gov. William he said at a news conference, "How­ and forced an endorsement" of (24) Dr. W ho A. Bartlett Giamatti, that its contract offer "has ever. I might be critical of what they Reagan. (40) People's Court (53 M O V IE : 'Stand By Your M an' The life (3$) M - A -S 'H stretched us to our economic limits.” disaster, but you’re one of the limited A. O’Neill says the state director of of country rriusic star Tam m y Wynelto is have done." (57) Slate W e're In (0.1) Gong Show 1 TTfINI*: r V B ISOL/Kvep number of people whose drinking water Walter Mondale's campaign was portrayed Annette O Toole, Cooper supply has been contaminated, it is a wrong in attacking The Hartford Mike Novelli, state director of O'Neill said he thought Novelli was 101) One Day at a Time Huckabee. James Hampton 1981 [C N N ] Moneyline Mondale's presidential campaign, wrong in attacking the newspa)>er. ”I [C N N ] Crossfire T H 4 T coLP ytpus.. Retiree wins Jackpot disaster, and I will not ignore it.” Courant for endorsing President Rea­ (24) (57) W all Street W eek Louis Rukeyser [ESPN ] NFL Game of the Week O'Neill said permanent solutions gan for re-election. sharply criticized the Courant Wednes­ think the issue never .should have been [ESP N ] 3rd Annual Legendary Pocket analyzes the '80s with a weekly review of [M A X ] Richard Belzer Show HARTFORD — A retired custodian from day for its endorsement of Reagan, raised by this cam|>uign committee," Billiards Stars Minnesota Fats vs Cow economic and investment matters could include state assistance to extend The Democratic governor said r O'Neill .said. boy Jimmy Moore (60 nun ) [U S A ] Night Flight m IN MY NO^F. Windsor Locks has won $100,000 in the Connecti­ public water supply lines to areas Thursday he too was "very disap­ which appeared in the newspaper's [ESPN] NFL Game of the Week cut State Lottery’s Rainbow Jackpot drawing. (U SA l Dragnet 1 1 :1 5 P M * (4)) Reporter 41 where wells have been contaminated. pointed” that the Courant bucked Sunday editions. [U S A ] PFB Arm Wrestling Theodore Lucas, 72, who worked for the Stevens He said the issue was raised by 1 1 :3 0 P M (53 Three's Company The 225 families that will get the Reagan, but under freedom of speech Novelli said the newspaper’s editor­ Paper Mill in Windsor, also found out minutes bottled water have wells where the “certainly any newspaper has the right ial board was "overwhelmingly in Novelli and not by him.self or Senate (53 Charlie's Angels before the Rainbow Jackpot drawing Thursday favor of endorsing” Mondale, but Majority Ix.‘ader Richard F. Schneller, (5 3 (40) Nightline Il-J- state has been unable to locate the to do whatever they see fit to do.” Thave$ night that he had won $104 in the lottery’s daily source of contamination and require ”I would not be critical of the right of MichaelJ. Davies,theCuuraiit'seditor who was appointed by O'Neill to chair (53 Burns & Allen number drawing, officials said. and publisher, "overruled the board the state Mnndale effort. (11) Honeymooners the responsible party to provide water. the press to do what they want to do," (20) Sound Tracks FOR A MESSAGE OF (2 ^ Tonight S how Host Joan Rivers WINTHROP ■ by Dick Cavalll CHRISTIAN HOPE AND LOVE guests are Kris Knstofferson, Don John­ NEW CAST MEMBER son and Don Novello (60 min ) Police seek motive in murder Diai649^H0 PE (2$ World Chess Championships MY PAD SATS HIS HE SAY5 HE WAS BORN THATfe A PRETTY DIPPY or 6494673 Gina Lollobrigida joins the (30) Anything for M oney BARENTS U S E D T O BE- IN A TRUNK BAPCSTAaE VARIATION O F T H E O L D STAMFORD (UPI) - Police through a side door and fled shortly restaurant, were injured but police AMnMryol SET YOUR SIGHT ON cast of "Falcon Crest." which (4l3 Furia INSHCW B U e /N E S S . AT THE LYCEUMTI-IEATER. " TH E S T O R K B R O U S H t .have no motive in the death of a after the shooting about 6:30 p.m. said there was no attempt at Center Congregational Church robbery. ______Manch— Ur airs FRIDAYS on CBS. (5t) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour ME" ROUTINE. restaurant manager who was shot Two other men, employees of the Halloween liight by an assailant OPTICAL STYLE BAR (01) M O V IE : D on't Be Afraid of the / CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME Dark' A young couple inherit an old house J disguised in a wig, white gloves and find it inhabited by gnome-like crea­ and a plastic mask, authorities tures who try to take the wife captive Kim say. Darby. Jim Hutton. Barbara Anderson 1973 Deputy Police Chief George [C N N ] Sports Tonight Mayer said Thursday that detec­ tives were interviewing 30 custo­ PRE - XMAS [ESP N ] SportsCenter on*. mers and 20 employees who were [H B O ] MOVIE: 'The Guardian' (Closed ii-i Captioned] A security guard finds his tac­ -.inside the Hunan Gardens Restau- tics opposed by an apartment dweller he —rant on High Ridge Road Wednes­ rMCVlgj »n MCCe^ was hired to protect Martin Sheen. Louis day at the time of the shooting. Gossett. Jr . Arthur Hill 1984 SPECIALS "Police also were canvassing [M AX] MOVIE: 'The Sex Machine' A neighbors of Ling Feng Hwang, 46, research assistant helps a doctor develop Astrograph his controversial love lab Rated R. of Norwalk to determine A possible Crossword "motive lor his death, Mayer said. 1 1 : 4 5 P M [T M C ] MOVIE: Monty Police said the suspect escaped Python's Life of Brian' This Monty Python SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dm ;. 21) Do not study what Is said, you'll find It's BUY VCR’s & TV’s NOW ACROSS 7 Release Answer to Previous Puzzle parable chronicles a man whose life paral­ be hesitant to speak up today It you think constrdclive. lels that of Jesus Christ Graham Chapman, you're getting the bum end of a deal. ON GECAF AND IT’S LIKE USING IT FOR 8 Iron compound ‘ I f t H i r GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) In orUrZ to L H A S A John Cleese, Eric Idle 1979 Rated R Your silence may be misinterpreted as a satisfy your own ends today, you «nay 1 Russian 9 Superlative suf­ ■ 1 M E D 1 2 :0 0 A M CE) MOVIE:'The Fish that sign of approval. have to work as hard for another Xaiyou ^ emperor 1 L ^ r t h d a y fix Saved Pittsburgh' A 12-year-old water CAPRICORN (Dm . 22-Jan. 19) A friend will lor yourself. It.you do, you'll both R A S P E D 5 Chewy candy 10 Ands (Fr) boy and an astroloyist team up to aid the T^ou're fond of may come under fire from benefit. fO R 3 MONTHS 1 1 Anger 1 1 Kind of gram 1 N S u L failing Pittsburgh basketball team Stpek- an adversary today. Should this occur, CANCER (Juna 21-July 22) A etung ard Channing. Julius Erviny. Jonathan W in ­ BECAUSE ON 12 Most unusual 14 Normandy N O E L Nov. 3.1984 stand up and support your pal. desire to win will give you the e d A Over ' ters. 1979 AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) Keep your 13 Icy ■ invasion day T your adversaries today in com^Wive GECAF. NO\V E S S _ lj (53 Rockford Files precipitation (comp l i d ) objectives to yourself today, but proceed involvements. Play fair, but do so With ‘ SELECTED MODELS 1 T C5) Rscing From Roosevelt This coming year you may need to work a toward them in an energetic and dedicat­ determination. :* “ 14 Sahara and 15 551 Roman M R u S T L E (lj) Star Trek bit harder in order to get ahead. Howev­ ed manner. Let your accomplishments LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Even thougti they Gobi 16 Frugality speak lor themselves. M A M E L R E 1 V E Cl0) Dr. Gene Scott er. when the bottom line is tallied, you'll may be distastetui and you'd p rs £ to 15 Complained 20 Short prose be glad you put out the extra effort PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) In your (2$ MOVIE: 'The Sun Also Rises' This spend your time otherwise, it's besMou about narrative S R A A D M M E s involvements with friends today, there's a story portrays the turbulent lives of the now. take care of household taaks3by Thompson, com [C N N ] Crossfire ♦ AQ5 ♦ 8 76 3 of his only stopper in hearts. No doflbt DURING NOVEMBER, BUY A B VCR AND GET West will win and play another 42 Apple center [ m a x ! MOVIE: 'Spring Break' Four col­ »K J4 ♦ Q 1097 3 I. U FK ,M(JVIK CLUB MKMBKU.SIIII' lege students cut loose on spring break in 1 43 So (Scot) ♦ 754 ♦ 86 South’s bid of two hearts on his sec­ diamond. Now declarer plays Die Fort Lauderdale David Knell, Perry Lang. ond (urn was a reverse bid, showing spade jack. West can win and pjny Democrat •2. COUPON BOOK VALUKO A I $50 45 Fast ♦ J 1095 ♦ A 8 Jayne Modoan 1983 Rated R. extra values. By agreement, North’s another diamond, but declarer cannot .1. FREE M O VIK OK $40 IN K K M AI..S* 47 Daily SOUTH I. NO PAYMENT UNTIL FEB. 1985 30 3) 33 1:15 A M [HBO] MOVIE: 'WalU ♦ KJ three-diamond bid simply said, "Part­ be prevented from taking five dia­ 13th Assembly 50 Actor Blore Across Texas' A T6xas oilman and a fem­ ner, I heard'your reverse, but I think mond tricks, two sfiades. the ace"ot ."i. CIIANCK TO W IN ritlP K ilt 2 I'O ale geologist disagree about where to ♦ A 85 2 ' FREEI 51 Cloud layers FREE! we should stop in three diamonds.” hearts and a club trick. That addMin CALIP. Jc At’ADK.MY AWAIIO.S • 52 Potation place an oil ng Anno Archer, Terry Jas- ♦ AKQJIO District trow. Rich'ard Farnsworth. 1982 Rated ♦ 62 Since South had nothing beyond what to nine. • - » (#3 a 5 on MBiactad models only, ask lor details) 53 Swarmed PG he had already described, he passed. I think any declarer would 54 Czech nver Vulnerable: East-West 1 :30 A M (53 America’s Top Ten West made the b ^ t opening lead, a the hand U bis spades were t b e ^ J . JOIN US AND FREE D ealer: South PULL FREE MOVIE DOWN CU) Independent News trump. Declarer won the diamond What should warn a good doclaler 1ST S IIBAI TAPES ■ U NAVE ACCEU T l 4S.N0 HHIES • 763 and 161 Moln $1.. Monchottor ■■ West North East South opening, played ace of hearts, against taking the finesee? H m SET 4M EICl CLUB MEMBEBSHIF 48 49 ! [CN N] News Wrap-Up t. SIT MANY E11E lENTAU 19 trumped a heart and led a spade from •■if At Thi Phona; 643.1191 ar 643 1900 1 Snaps [TM C ] MOVIE: ‘Independence Day’ An answer lies in dummy’s shoitaflelof 1. R CI NT AND H IP SET AT ANT SHOW t S M )l K ( I RKKN'I Pass ! ♦ Pass 2 ¥ LEVER Vlln tti4l« Sltrtt • Eottbrook MoN, Mantfiald 2 African nation SI independent, talented female photogra dummy. West won and played anoth­ entries, since declarer m uetdder I ts. 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' . MAM IIKSTKK 1U-:HA1.1). KiuI.in N..\ 2 l‘tH4 21 Zii MANCHKSTKR FfERALD, Fridiiy, Nov. 2. 19B4 - First woman executed since '62 BUSINESS Barfield apologetic on way to death sleep and a muscle relaxant that .sorry.” reporters. “ With radiance in her Bv Connie Maxwell stopped her heart and breathing. " I didn’t notice any kind of face, she said, ’Wade, when I go Business Illegitimate births now unwed mothers United Press International Witnesses said Barfield moved suffering at all." an execution into that gas chamber at 2 a.m., it’s, RALEIGH, N.C. - Margie witne.ss said. my gateway to heaven.’” her lips us if to speak and iio»ved molhers .suggest,wv re slill 1.0 l.n iw .i\ Iioim Velma Barfield, a grandmother swallowed hSrd before turning Hours'before she died, Barfield • Sixteen people witnessed the , In More single women than ever are having babies, an era of true loleranee. tiuuigli i offered'her eyes, kidneys and liver nation’s first execution of a woman and the percentage of women who have children E r ' : r who poisoned four people with rat "reddish-gray" in death. Outside Sore to (eel the mi()ael otibis li end is lln' win Kpl.n«' killer, died by lethal injection the stark, modern prison, death for transplants and. after the since 1962, when California exe­ WoiYien meet at Willie’s before they marry, or who are pregnant when they i L % * Y o u r Single mothers. espi'ei.ilK those vmiIioiiI liiemll> today, finding her "gateway to execution, state tr(M)p'5P5 rushed cuted Elizabeth Ann Duncan, a marry, has doubled since World War II. penalty advocates chanted "Bye- The Business and Professional Women’s Club reUitIves nearby, iinisl haveda\ e.iie l.n ililies eillier her body to a medical .school at jealous mother who hired two These stunning statistics reveal a fascinating story heaven" as the first woman bye Velm a" and "T o hell with Inc. will hold its regular monthly meeting M o n e y 's at the offii e or in the neigbiMirliiMid sn ihe w oineii i .oi Winston-Salem to remove • the hoodlums to kill her pregnant about how American society has changed in the pa.st executed in the I'nittMt States in 22 Barfield... Burn the bitch." Wednesday at Willie’s Steak House, Manchester. reliirn to work .md e.irn the oiomw i" so|'l"Hl years. In the prison, many inmates organs. daughter-in-law. four decades and they foretell other changes that will The social hour begins at 5:30 p.m.; dinner is at ripple out and affect us all as the 20th century W o rth Ihemselves Barfield. !>2, was pronounced bunged objects on their cell walls 6:30 p.m. This e.ills for more* llexible joli lioiii' Im I 'l' "This makes her feel her life has Barfield’s was the third execu­ approaches its close. Sylvia Porter dead at 2: 1.5 a m. EST at Central in rhythm to protest the execution. Patricia Grenier, of Vemon, a free-lance sharing, for other innovative w ,i> s lo hi-l|i impliw i i s not been lived in vain," said tion in the United States this week. In 1982, the most recent year for which complete Prison, 14 minutes after execution­ Barfield, a soft-spoken private photographer and club member, will present and employws alike gel Ibe iiiosl lioiii lime s|>eiil .0 emotion-choked defense lawyer Earnest Knighton, 38. died in the figures are available, the total number of births to all ers hidden behind a blue-green nurse who also killed her 74-yeur- photographs of Cuzco, Peru and New Mexico. Her work aifd permit employees lo enpe willi llie James Little, who gave Barfield Louisiana electric chair early American women hit 3,680,537. Of that, 715,’227 were shower curtain injected her with old mother and two elderly shut-ins Tuesday morning and minutes pictures of the Balloon Fiesta in Albuquerque responsibilities of ehildren as well .is jolis.. two red roses before her death. born to unwed mothers. That works out to 194.3 society. Unmarried women and their ehildren live large doses of chemicals for the with arsemc. was apologetic in her were included in her recent show at the Saltbox .■\nd this especially i alls for da\ e.iie l.n ilihi s ih.il Family members and friends later, Thomas Andy Barefoot, 29, children born to unwed mothers out of every 1,000 live everywhere — in the wealthiest, most sceure murder of her boyfriend with rat final statement. died by lethal injection in Texas. Gallery in West Hartford. .ire within a single parent's me,ms who visited Barfield in her last births. neighborhoods, as well as in deeaying inner cities poison in 1978. ■'Lwant to say that I amsorry for Saying she would “ die with' She will share how she got started as a The (eminization of («iverl> li.is been wnlilv hours said she laughed and joked In 1972, in contrast, there were 3.2.58,111 births: Listen' You’ll hear it on all sides: Single women in The plump grandmother wore all the hurt 1 have caused." she told dignity.“ Barfield ended a six-year photographer, and show the similarity of discussed in the past few years ll leleis In Hie l.n 1 but maintained a religious fervor. 403,200 babies were born to unwed mothers. That their 20s. 30s and even 4l)s talking about having a child, pink' ’pajamas and blue slippers Prison Warden Nathan Rice. "I fight for her life at midday Peruvian and New Mexican culture. - Ibal, on an inereasing scale, the iiooi in llos i ooiili y "I would like to share the last works out to 123.7 for 1,000 live births — suggest ing the though they’re not married or even close to it into the execution chamber, where know that everybody has gone Thursday when the 4th U.S. Circuit are women Various projeelions iiiilie.di' Ih.d beleie thing she said to m e.” Wade strength of the trend. The reasons: the realization they may never marry she was given an injection of through a lot of pain, all the Court of Appeals denied her plea we enter Ihe 21sl eenliiry. niosl ol oiii (moi will be sodium pentothal that put her to families connected, and I am Holder, a friend of Barfield, told Kuriand heads new bank A “ fun” footnote: “ Illegitimate births" was the way coupled with the sincere desire to have ehildren In for stay of the execution and a new these statistics were described in 1972 by the National fact, another factor in the inerea.se in unwed mothers wiimt'ii and llieir young ehildri’ii trial. GLASTONBURY - B. David Kurland. 45. a Center for Health Statistics, which collects this bearing ehildren is the very lendeney lo delay The effects ripple oul. indeed To the ni.n ki I mg ol Barfield killed her mother, Lillie banker with more than 20 years of experience in information. The center now refers to births to marriage. With more years in which they are single, special eonveiiienee foods for a single vMiiir iii s w ,i> el Bullard, in 1974 and John Henry M i the Hartford area, “ unwed mothers." women have more ehanees lo become pregnant. life lo an explosive upsurge in the iiiiiob>'i el Execution of women is Lee. 80, and Dolly Edwards, 85, in has been elected baby-silling eoiips troni deiiiamis Ib.d selioels si.i\ Meanwhile, the Census Bureau discloses that in the deliberately or otherwise 1977 by slipping arsenic into their president of the 'years just before and after World War II, the Most of us recall when having a child "oul of open later lo provisions of more arm dies Im Mumg food. But authorities attributed the Community Na­ proportion of women reported bearing children before wedlock" meant eerlain nstraeism But the stigma of ehildren at the .schools from iii.ijoi i b.mgi . m deaths to natural causes until tional Bank, cur­ marriage rose from 4.5 percent to 5.5 percent. That having a baby outside ot marriage is declining and bousing patterns lo eqiially iii.ijm eli.mgi i,. rare occurrence in U.S. Barfield’s fiance. Stuart Taylor, rently in organiza­ percentage rose to 10.7 percent for women who should become less burdensome us more ehildren of earnings p.illerns 56, died. She was never tried for tion. He succeeds married for the first time between 1970 and 1974. (This today’s unwed mothers enter .sehnol and the work As Hie minilH'i' of unwed iiiolliers. gmws in. Bv United Press International woman executed in Ctdifornia and inchide: former murders. Robert F. McKin­ changes will leap ahead ,\iid tbe sl.de li. n,'' UPI photo is an economics column, not a report on morality.) force and evenliially start families of Iheir own the fir.st since 1955 when "vice • Ethel Rosenberg, 37, electro­ Barfield claimed she wanted her ney, who died Sept. The phenomenon is not limited to the fringes of (Real-life tales about many of the ehildren of today’s beeome even more sliiniiing The execution of women in the g irl" Barbara Graham. 32, was cuted with husband Julius, 35. on victims sick so they wouldn’t Margie Velma Barfield, 52, is the first woman in 22 years 29. United States is a rare occurrence. executed for the murder of a June 19. 1953, at Sing Sing Prison in notice the money she took from to be executed in the United States. She was given a The new bank’s Indeed, of the 1,420 people on death 63-year-old crippled widow in a Ossining. N.Y., for betraying them to continue buying Valium interim board of di­ row only I7,are women, and before robbery attempt. atomic secrets to the Soviet JUnion. and other prescription pills. lethal injection at 2:15 a.m. today in North Carolina. rectors unanim­ Pepsi dumps saccharin from diet drinks Margie Velma Barfield's execu­ A 1958 moyie based on'Gruham’s The Rqsenbcrgs are the only spies, ously elected Kur- tion, no woman had been put to story, " I W'ant to Live,” won an ever executed in the United States I a n d a 'f t e r death since 1962. ' Oscar for Susan Hayward. on orders of a civilian court, and interviewing more By Thomas Ferraro which lounil many consunu-r.s reported usparlame ttuit "provides ;i major rodiuMion in tho ro.si ol i.sio)' Since the Supreme Court lifted, According to the Legal Defense the only married couple executed than 20 candidates United Press International does mil have Hie unpleasant aftertaste of saeeharin. 100 jMTront Nii!rasyvi*t*l in our dir! pi odncls Ilf v.oil its ban on the death |x-nalty in 1976. Fund in New York, there are now together. The sentence aroused for the position. used fur 190 years as a substitute for sugar. Ihr asparlanu* only soil drinks will noi • -i 28 men hud been executed before only 17 women among the 1,420 internatiohal protests and Kurland will leave WASHINGTON — Pepsi-Cola U S A. is escalating in 1976. the FD.A recommended saeeharin Ih' ronsunuTs morr Barfield. Early today, she became people currently on death row in demonstrations. his Job as senior vice the $5 billion diet soda war. banned beeau.se of tests showing huge do.ses gave Situr Its approval, asparlanu' has ^wiihd ii. the 29th person put to death since the United States. • Martha Beck, 31, electrocuted Dally 9am-5:30pm \ president of Connec- The company announced Thursday it is dropping laboratory animals eaneer Congress has prevented a rontrovrrsy with (-onsiinu'r j’lonps ipirstioninp. lln the moratorium was lifted. Thirty-two women have been w ith her lover, Raymond Martinez ticut Bank and century-old saccharin and will soon market Ameri­ ban but products with saeeharin now carry warning validity of KDA's Irstinj’ and Ihr anriu v Before her. the last woman Thura. til 8 executed in the United States since Fernandez, on March 8. 1951. at THE OLE’ FASHION FIVE & DIME Trust Co. to assume ca’s first diet soda sweetened solely by the labels. rrpoiis of alk*>ird advrrsi* rrarlion Irom Ihr pulilir executed was Elizabeth Ann Dun­ 1930. Sing Sing. Called "the lonely B. David Kurland the presidency of “ better-tasting” sugar substitute aspartame. Up until now. soft drink makers have used Thr FDA Thursday rrlra.srd a rrvirw ol TilV sin n can. who died in California’s Sun Of 14,400 documented executions hearts killers," they robbed and 975 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER CT. Community Na- “The conversion ... is expected to significantly aspartame in eumhinulion with saeeharin. which has romplaints. ranginj* from hcadathrs lo iikhmI Quentin gas chamber on Aug. 8. in the United States since 1608, 307 murdered women they sought out tional on Dec. 1. accelerate Pepsi Cola’s growth,” said Roger Enrico, a longer shelf-life. Enrico said Pepsi has gotten alterations, by Iht* federal(’I'nlers for Di.sea'xet Mntioi 1962. hav<{ been women, according to* through lonely hearts clubs. Community National,'- at 2790 Main St., is Pepsi’s president and chief executive officer. around the problem with a swift delivery system. in Atlanta. "M a Duncan,” 58. was convicted Watt Espy of the Capital Punish­ • Bonnie Brown Heady. 41, and planning to open in late February or early March In a telephone interview shortly before he Enrico said the eompimy’s cola diet drinks — Diet "Although it may Ih* that eerlain im li\ idiials h i\e of hiring two men to kill her ment Research Project at the accomplice Carl A. Hall, 34. died OPEN SUNDAYS! of next year. Banking operations will begin in a announced the move at a New York news conference. Pepsi. Diet Pepsi Free and Pepsi Light — will iH-gin an unusual sensitivity to the piodm t." the ( in pregnant daughter-in-law. The two University of Alabama Law Center side-by-side in Missouri’s gas 9:00am-1:00pm NOW T IL CHRISTMAS temporary banking trailer while a permanent Enrico expressed hope the switch will lead to Pepsi arriving on store shelves with 100 piTcent NutraSweet eoneluded. "these data do not provide evnh nr r Ini t U men followed her into the gas facility is constructed on the site. in Tuscaloosa. chamber Dec. 18. 1953, less than V '^ E A V Y - becoming Am erica’s No. 1 diet drink in sales. by the end of this month and Ix' available nationwide existence of serious. wides))iead. ad\eise I m m Ii I' chamber three hours later. Some executions of women that three months after they murdered REG. Kurland, who will also become am em berof the He said Pepsi now ranks No. 2 behind Coca-Cola in by Jan. 1. eonsquenees." Duncan was only the fourth attracted widespread attention Bobby Greenlease Jr., the 6-year- bank’s board of directors, has been headof CBT’s diet drinks but is tops overall. Seven-Up ranks third in He said a new*supply eontrael with G D, Searle & Said FDA spokesman James (iieene. As w« h.i.f old son of a Kansas City auto Hartford Retail Banking Department for the past diet and non-diet soft drinks. Co. the producer of Nulrasweet, was signed Get. 15 said, it is safe for the uses wi* appio\eOW-40 2 4 q t. Com* 1-4 P .M . Regular 23.t Mott’s employees advance Wheeler said about 600 union members work at the Any air filter in stock West Hartford handgun plant. While Supplies Lai EAST HARTFORD — An administration NATHAN HALE SCHOOL restructuring move will advance three Mott’s State and city officials expressed hope that- by (ShopRite) employees to operations managers offering the company an attractive financial package Thursday, Friday, Saturday only Spruce Street and a fourth to grocery merchandising manager, — including a good price on a 24-acre redevelopment it was announced by Barry Baskind, president of parcel in North Meadows — they can persuade Colt to ICE CREAM SUNDAE DONATION Mott’s. stay.in Hartford. The men advancing to the position of operations The firm no longer owns the building in which /lulolile Adult *1.50 Child 75$ manager are Dennis Daniska, Joe Gugliotti and Samuel Colt developed the Colt 45 and its lease expires Doug Shorts. Angie Anziano takes the title of in June 1986. STANDARD merchandising manager. _ ...Featuring... d -- Daniska, formerly store supervisor in Groton, Wheeler said he learned of the possible move in m started with the company U years ago. He went to September, and was angry at Hartford Mayor ir Clown and Magic Show ^ Manchester Community College, majoring in Thirman Milner, saying the mayor should have 8 9 < ^ l ® ® O F F Business Management. He lives in Norwich. consulted the union when he first heard the company 8ACH state Representative McCavanagh meeta with U.S. Senator Chrla Oodd. Joe Gugliotti, formerly store supervisor in might move. ANTIFREEZE 2:00 P .M . Wethersfield, started with the company 6i/4 years Regular 1.09 Reading from the letter sent by Colt, Wheeler listed ago as manager trainee. He graduated from RESISTOR Free Balloons and Pencils Southern Connecticut State College with a the four options: re-negotiate the lease on the Colt 99 -k * bachelor’s degree. He lives in Wolcott. Industrial Complex on Huyshope Avenue, relocate to Shorts, formerly store supervisor in Bristol, West Hartford, accept the North Meadows offer or Look! Clip and Save Ad—10^ off! started with the company 18 years ago. He was move out of Connecticut, possibly to North Carolina. 9 9 < Regular 4.99 ^ Paid for by Committee to Elect John W. Thompson; Roger Negro, Treasurer j graduated from Morse Business School in /4utolite Wheeler said Colt has an anti-union attitude. He said EACH McCavanagh Hartford where he majored in Business Adminis­ the local recently filed many complaints against the FLUSt $ 1 .2 5 Rebate Regular 1.19 each tration. He lives in Ellington. company with the *National Labor Relations Board on 1 gallon purchase. Anziano has been with, the company 17 years, alleging contract infractions. starting as a meat cutter and working his way up. Six years ago, he developed MAPS, a manage­ He suggested that by moving to North Carolina, a Closed Sunday Nov. 4th for inventory! ment analysis and planning system. state where unions'are relatively weak, Colt may be RE-ELECT You Can Count On Him! trying to flee obligations to the union or its workers. C o b r a Dollar drops |$,0«raFMl He is Ipyal to friends and drtizens through thick LONDON (U PI) — The U.S. DONALD F. dollar dropped sharply on major Manchester and thin, before and a fte r elections. He has foreign exchanges today on expec­ tations of lower U.S. interest rates F( always supported Senator Dodd and hiafather and fears the U.S. economy may be before him. He began promised" talks with sliding. Gold perked up. X The dollar dropped under 3 *®® O F F STANDARD citizens monthly soon after his stunning German marks at the Frankfurt OFF RESISTOR ALL WIRE SETS opening for the first time since BATES Sept. 12. ANY AIR FILTER (CONVENTIONAL STATE REPRESENTATIVE election in 1982. He worked for you long before* IN STOCK the present campaign began. And he’ll work for 9 9 < 1 * * OR ELECTRONIC) nnENTIOlTMOTHE^l 2 ’ * - 1 S ’ * lA C H lA C H The Kopy Kata 5 * * - 1 # ** • A FULL TIME REPRESENTATIVE you steadily after if re-elected. i * Regular 1.09 Regular 1.19 S Will Copy That Favorite Photo I Regular 4.99 -17.99 Regular 7.99 - 20.99 ■ At Vnbelievalbe Pricet H • 18 YEARS IN ELECTIVE OFFICE VOTE ■11x14------4A0 8x10...... „2iM) = * 4,210 8q. ft. Bring your Mastercard, Visa or Personal Check! Re-Elect nS5X7....2 fgr 2.2S 4xS..„4 - lor 2,60 w ★ Suitable for light industrial, machine I 3X4...8 for 2.75 WalletS (or ZOO I shop, or warehouse • MEMBER OF TRANSPORTATION AND DEMOCRATIC Thit off*r good fof pIcturM from dltcountS ■— ■■ ■ ■ OUS NtWeST STORft •torN. 9chool8.8tudl09. •ntpahoti. P o ltroldtH * 8’ X 12' Overhead door f OMNI ■IB A W or color). Any tlio picturt c«n bo madoS * Poured concrete foundation SPRINGFIELD M A MON-MII ■ fro m ony tiso ortginot. WotK roturn your orlgl* ■ '1136 Siloi 0«an« Hawy )201 Porli«f Av« • om »• 9 pm PUBLIC SAFETY COMMIHEES nal wimout damaga. Ba aura to wrtta your^ * 400 amp, 240 volt, 3 phase service in Moriholli. Nomco Plato of int«ri«ction ol Park«r & Wilbfaham I''*.. nama and addrava on *>a bach of your p4olum. ■ SATUtOAYl JAMES R. I m m ..uaa ball point pan. Encloaa 7M for ratumH * Finished office space 7 2 1 * 0 4 0 0 Burger King & Hoi AppI $ 4 pm |poataga—ancloaa paymant with your ordar.B UfNOAYt No. C.O.D.'8. Allow 15 daya for dallvory. A ilH * Additional residential building lot lADAP■ WeNfBlyBuBftlBBfrMlalBrtl 7 8 3 * 0 7 3 6 , ^ ^Hoon S pm work guaranlaad or your monayrafundad. ■ ' N.H, A t.l ir if ir ir ir ir ir if if if if if t r o i f i ■ ^MANCHESTER OfINtUNOAVt 0 Send To: Cana Rmnduttioni ■ ‘ 349 Sp«nc«r St McCa v a n a g h Box 10226 ■ Bis sell & Boyle - Realtors Come In Today Plenty of Free Parking^ t «m t« } pm ocroulrom Shop Rit« ■ ■ImiMloa, Conn. 00110 O opl M4 ■ One Heritage Place - Suite l207 Miincheater, Conn. 06044) To The 12th District M ton Thl. Coupon With OrOw VOTE THE DEMOCRATIC TEAM! P u li M m 649-4800 ______Paid for by Committee to Re-Elect Donald Bates, Henry P. Guerrette, Treasurer L e v e r 4 A Z2 — MANCHESTER H ERAl D, Friday, Nov. 2, 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Nov. 2. 1984 - » 645-2711 r lyOOli FOR THE STARS Classified• Store'Office Sooce 44 Household Goods 62 Business Opportunities 2? For advertisements to be Notices Resort Property Rates Situation Wanted 23 45 Misc tor Sole 63 published Monday, the deod- Look for the CLASSIFIED ADS with STARS; stars help you get Misc tor Rent 64 Minimum Charge: L o s t/F o u n d 01 Emplovmenl Info 24 46 Home and Gorden line IS 2:30 p.m on Fridoy . P e rs o n a lf 02 Instruction 25 Wonted to Rent 47 P e ts - 65 $3.00 for one day Announcements 03 Roommotes Wonted 48 ftAusicol Items 66 Per Word: , better results. Put a star on your ad and see what a A u c tio n s 04 Real Estate Recreotionoi Items 67 I 2dovs 20C Read Your Ad A n tiq u e s 68 3 S d a y s 18C Clossified odvertisemerits Services 69 Homes for Sole 31 T og S o le s 6 d a y s ' 16C are token by telephone os a difference it makes. Telephone 643-2711, Monday-Friday, Condominiums 32 Services Ottered 51 Wonted to Duv 70 Financial 26 d o y s 12C convenience Lols/Lond for Sale 33 Pointing/Papering 52 M o rtg a g e s IV H a p p y A d s : The Manchester Herold is Investment Property 34 Building'Cent roc ting 53 Personoi Loons 12 13 00 per colum n inch r e s p o n s ib le o n ly fo r one in c o r ­ Business Property 35 Rooting/Siding 54 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. 4 F ______In su ra n ce 13 rect insertion and then only Resort Property 36 Heating Plumbing 55 Automotive Deadlines Wcjjjted to Borrow 14 for the size of the originol F lo o rin g 56 Cars Trucks tor Sole 71 For classified advertise in s e r t io n Income Tax Service 57 MiS/TRUCKS 171 {CARS/TRUCKS 170 {MOTORCYCLES/ Motorcycles Bicvcies 72 ments to be published Tues­ Errors which do not lessen {STORE AND BUILDIN6/ MISCELLANEOUS MISCELLANEOUS Rentals Services Wanted 17' { for sale i '‘{ bicycles Employment 58 Rec Vehicles 73 day through Saturday, the the value v>f the advertisem ent OFFICE SPACE C0NTRACTIN8 FOR SALE 1]FOR SALE ■TAG SALES FOR SALE Rooms for Rent 41 Au.to Services 74 I r & Education For Sale deadline is noon on the dov will not be corrected by on Apartments for Rent 42 Autos tor Rent Leose e a s t c e n t e r s t r e e t LEON CIESZYNSKI t'OUR WHEEL DRIVE, BOYS 20" Bike, girl's 75 before publicotion. additional insertion. Z E N IT H CO N SO LE T V - BOX SPRING AND Mat­ T A G S A L E — Lost C o ll - 5 1961 SEDAN DEVILLE — Help W anted ...... 21 Homes for Rent 43 Holiday/Seasonal 61 Misc Automotive 76 _ Attorney, accountant, BUILDER — New homes, V ery good condition. $35. tress — For double bed. families, moke on offer - Blue beauty. Power. Ex- 1974 International Scout. bike. Both excellent con­ soles office space. Park­ additions, remodeling, C oll 649-9114 otter Spm. Both for $25. Coll otter tools, books, coins, re­ cellent condition $1700. C oll 649-9043. dition. $35 each. Phone 649-2320. ing, utilities. $325 m onth. rec rooms, garages, kit­ 7pm, 875-6736. cords, bikes, golf clubs, throughout. 85,000 m iles. Keith Real Estate, 646 chens remodeled, ceil­ A I R CONDITIONER miscellaneous. Satur­ C o ll 523-8235. 1976 TOYOTA COROLLA COMUMBIA 3 SPEED 4126^^______ings, both tile, dormers, (Wall mount Included) — UPRIGHT VACUUM, day, 257 Spruce Street, — 2 door. Rons but needs Notices I q TIHDMES n n HOMES APARTMENTS roofing. Residential or BTU's unknown. Excel­ HOOVER — 2 years old. lOom to 3pm. 1974CHEVYC10PICKUP work. Asking $300. Coll BI K E — New, never used. I^MELP WANTED H O help wanted $85 or best offer. Coll Hi]help wanted HDhELP WANTED ' I ^ F D R SALE 1 ^ FOR SALE I ^ F O R RENT OFFICE SPACE, Three com m ercial. 649-4291. lent condition. $99 or best Excellent condition. $50, — 6 cylinder, standard. 871-9507. 643-7160. room s, centrally located, offer. C o ll Doug, 647-8066 negotiable. C o ll 6464995. GRANDMA’S TREA­ Excellent condition. New MAINTENANCE PER­ CARPENTERS HELPER HOUSECLEANERS — e x c e l l e n t i n c o m e MANCHESTER — 4 neor M anchester Super­ ROBERT E. JARVIS — otter 6pm. SURES, antiques, furni­ tires, clutch. Coll offer SON NEEDED — Part LOST AND FOUND — Steady work. Call 643- For Manchester and sur­ FOR Part Time home rooms. W/W carpeting, ior Court. C a ll 646-0505. Building & Remodeling LUGGAGE — Rolling ture, m iscellaneous. A lso 6pm, 647-8551. 179 {MOTORCYCLES/ [^MISCELLANEOUS time. Medium duty work, 4005 o r 6461960. rounding areas. Flexible assembly work. For In­ appliances Included. Specialist. Additions, FRIGIDAIRE 15 cu. ft. wheels - brown vinyl, quality children's clo­ cleaning automablle ser­ thing, excellent condi­ CHEVROLET CAPRICE I7 t { bicycles AUTOMOTIVE LOST — Gold diamond hours. Good pay, benefits form ation c o ll 1-504-641- A v a ila b le N ovem ber 1st. COVENTRY garages, roofing, siding, refrigerator - Bottom used once, 28 x 20 x 7. vice facility and show­ O rig in a lly $45, sellin g $22. tion, lnfonts-3T. Satur­ CLASSIC, 1977 — V8, ring, sometime between WANTED — PARTTIME available. Ask tor Mar­ 8003, E xt. 8201. $450 plus utilities. No professional kitchens, bathrooms, re­ frostproof freezer. room. Apply: Gorin Jag­ day, 9:30am-2pm, 508 power steering, power HODAKA MOTORCY­ TRAILER HITCH — O ctober 13th and 18th. WAITRESSES and dis­ garet, The Hauseworks, pets. C o ll 568-6904. CENTER placement windows- White. Runs and looks Lightweight and easy tra­ uar, Route 83, Vernon, hwashers. Apply In per­ /doors. Coll 6466712. brakes, air and all op­ C L E — lOOcc. Runs but Class I for Chevy Impolo Reward. Sentimental 647-3777. C O M P U T E R S P A R T Junction 31 8 275 fine. $85 Firm. Coll 649- veling. C o ll 649-0832. Vernon Street. CT, 646-0158. son: Tacorral, 246 Broad tions. 100,000 miles. Good needs gear. Excellent Wagon. Pulls up to 2000 value. Please call 649- TIM E — Excellent appor- TW O, T H R E E A N D F IV E PRIME 2178. Street, Manchester. CARPENTRY AND RE­ T A G S A L E — 94 H enry condition. No rust. $2500 ports bike. $25 or best lbs. C o ll 649-6646. $18. 3224. PHYSICIAN’S RECEP­ tunlty for part time em­ ROOM Apartments — No OFFICE SPACE YOU CAN enloy extra MODELING SERVICES PFALTZGRAFF YORK- Street, Saturday only, firm. Coll 6466085, offer offer. Coll 643-4520 after F E D E R A L , S T A T E & TIONIST — 10 minutes ployment. Learning word appliances. No pets. Se­ For Lease vocation money by ex­ — Complete home re­ TOWN DISHES— 8eoch: November 3rd, 10dm to 5pm. 3pm. For a long-lasting fire, LOST — Ford cor keys. CIVIL Service Jobs avail­ WANTED — Assistant from Hartford. Four day processing to handle of­ curity. Call 6462426 week­ Contact changing Idle Items In pairs and remodeling. Dinner, salad plates, 3pm. Women's - girl's choose hardwood logs Possibly neor Manches­ able. C a ll 1-619-569-40» Head Housekeeper — No work week. Hours negoti­ fice duties. Potential days, 9am to 5pm. Lawrence Bates yo u r hom e to r cosh ... fo r Inform ation. 24 hours. experience necessary, able. Light typing, boak- growth within computer Quality work. Referen­ bowls, cups, saucers, clothing, rolelgh 3 speed 1981 D O D G E O M N I 024 — that produce a shorter ter State Bank. Call 649- 742-7301 w ith on od In clossified. LEGAL NOTICI flame and burn less ra­ 1234. will train. Approximately keeplng a plus. Oependa- facility. Call 649-3724 for FOUR ROOM APART­ ces, licensed and Insured. mugs. One platter and bicycles, no-frost refrig­ Front wheel driye, stand­ TOWN o r ANPO VEft C a ll 643-2711 to p la c e y o u r pidly than soft woods. If MATURE PERSON FOR 5 days a week. Includes ble. Experience Interview. MENT — 2nd floor, off Coll 6468165. vegetable dish. All $50. erator, Berkllne recllner, ard, rodlal tires. Very ADOPTION o r aUBDIVISION ad. REOULATIONI a ro m a is the m ost Im por­ WAITRESS — Tuesday weekends and holidays. preferred but not neces­ C oll 643-9466. lots m ore! good condition. $3200 or Main Street. $375 plus av PLANNINO a ZONINO tant consideration, select thro Saturday, 11am to Apply Monday thru sary. Will train right LUNCHEON WAITRESS WANTBI DUMAS ELECTRIC — best offer. Coll 649-9578. coMkiiaaioN utilities and security. Call w ood fro m fru it trees. If Employment 5pm. V ic 's Pizza, 151 West Thursday between 9am person. Reply to P.O. Box — Tuesday through Fri­ FOR SALE BY 6467336. TO RENT Lights dimming? Fuses HUMIDIFIER FOR HOT Bee {HOME iND TAG SALE — Saturday 8. Al o maatinn ol the Plan- and 2pm: Quality Inn, 1361, Manchester, CT day, 10:30am to 2:30pm. blowing? Repairs, Im­ AIR Furnace. Good con­ Sunday, 32 Dover Rood, 1972 VW — Good condi­ nine A Zonine Commistlon of you have fireplace logs Middle Tpke., Manches­ I I B 4 { g a r d e n Andover, Connacticul held Route 83, Vernon. 06040. provements and addi­ dition. C o ll 6461776 offer 9om to Spm. Household tion. 33,000 m iles on re ­ for sale, find buyers the & Education ter. Phone 649-3700. Experience preferred. EXECUTOR THREE ROOMS — 3rd GARAGE IN MANCHES­ on October 3«, 1914, Subdlvl- Apply: Manchester This 3 bedroom Green Manor ranch is in ex­ tional circuits. Fully li­ Spm. $40 or best offer. Items, books, records built engine. AM /FM quick and easy wav ... floor, heat and applian­ TER — For storage of DELIVERING RICH ilon Reeulollona ware HEALTH AIDES STOCK CLERK AND Country Club, 6460103. censed, Insured. Coll (78rpm), etc. stereo. Needs muffler. odoptad Of writlan ond with a low-cost ad In N E E D M O N E Y FO R T H E cellent move-in condition. Aluminum sid­ ces. $375 per m onth. autom obile w hile In F lo r­ L O A M — 5 yords, $62 plus NEEDED — To care for SALES CLERK — For 6465253 anytim e. MAGNAVOX CONSOLE $1000/negotloble. Call ploced on file In lha office of C la ssifie d . 643-2711. HOLIDAYS? National ing, new furnace, wall to wall carpeting, plus Adults and no pets. Call ida. Leave Decem ber to fox. Sand, grovel and the Town Clark, Town Office auadraplegic 3 times a health food store, some FUEL OIL TRUCK COLOR TV — Pecon 647-0057 after 5:30pm. manufacturer of pillows nicely landscaped yard make this home an 649-2236. early April. Call 528-3911. stone. C oll 643-9504. I7n {WANTED B u lld in e . HELP WANTED Is offering sewing m a­ week. C a ll 644-8490. knowledge of nutrition DRIVER — Class II Li­ cabinet. 26" screen. Me- ANDOVER PLANNING & Court ot Probate, District ot excellent investment. ir c {HEATING/ I7U{ t OBUY 1974 F O R D STATION ZONING COMMISSION chine operators an and sincere Interest In cense. Dependable fuel EAST HARTFORD — diteroneon style. $89. Coll 154,900 offer. C o ll 643-4668. s p e a k e r . Reasonably 232-5869 e vening s, 566- Connecticut. chester at o hearing held on afternoons. Apply In per­ 643-0576 after 6pm. ter, West Hartford areas. venient location. Park­ O cto ber 31, 1904 o rd ered that Call 523-9401 for carpentry, painting For Sale priced. C o ll 568-3176. 6213 days. W 7 4 TOWN OF MANCHESTER, son: La Strada West, 471 ^ a ll 666-5644 fo r Do You injoy ing. Available November CONNECTICUT oil claim s must be presented or 278-2941 Hartford Road, and dry wall taping, con­ FULL TIME DRIVER interview . OLD SCHOOL DESK — ROBERT B. WEISS, to the fiduciary on or before- being different? Do you enjoy the luxury 15th. Security. $400 1971 CHEVY CONCOURS GRAND PRIX, AT Manchester. crete, miscellaneous re­ and Stock Clerk — Apply Wrought Iron legs, fold­ PIANOS, O R G A N S — GENERAL MANAGER Jonuory 31,1905 or be barred of beautiful wood? You will fallintovewith monthly. Call after 5om, W A G O N — 350,'V-8, auto­ os by low provided. pair work. Steady wd^. in person: Alcar Auto CLERICAL OPENING LAWN MOWERS RE- Ii;i {HOLIDAY/ ing seat. $45. Coll 649-7375. SALE — Largest collec­ 002-11 this unique solid cedar contemporary 6464489. matic, power steering, • Has every op­ Dionne E. Yuslnos, C a ll 643-2111,9am to 5pm. Parts, 226 Spruce Street, for an aggressive person PAI RED— Quick, Expert tion seen In the northeast. Ass't. Clerk 1 ° ) { seasonal radio, posifroctlon, de- tion listed that Manchester. In prpduction depart­ homo. Enormous deck off kitchen and Servicel Senior Dis­ SOFA AND LOVESEAT Over 100 pianos on dis­ TOWN OF BOLTON The fiduciary Is: HICKORY FARMS dining room. A dream kitchen with loads count! Free Pick Up and — Kroehler, loose-pillow play at the New Britain fogger, roof rock, more. year. James Malcolm Carlson ment of a growing elec­ SEVEN FOOT SCOTCH LEGAL NOTICE 159 Dortmouth Rd, Rglall Sales for the laelNDMES bock, melon/ollce. Armory, corner of Stan­ Good winter vehicle. Tbe zoning board of oppeolt BABYSITTER — Second tronics manufacturing of cabinet space. Storage blosets in the Delivery! ECONOMY PINE Christmas tree M a n ch e ste r, C T 04040 i ^ I fdb rent M O W ER , 647-3660. Frame good, upholstery ley and Main Sts., New Needs timing chain. $400. • 4500 miles on w ill hold o p u b lic m eeflng on 008-n Christmas Season shift. 9 year old boy. firm. Will train. Expe- basement. Separate laundry room. 8 with trimmings. Excel­ N ovem ber 13, 1984 o f 7 pm of suitable. Excellent for Britain, Vz mile east of C oll 643-2880. Manchester home. Call rlen% and o professional rooms of gracious living. lent condition. $25. Coll ■ new engine fhe Town Hall to hear the fol­ Hickory Farms will be accepting applica­ SALESPERSON, MEN'S EAST MIDDLE TPKE., BRICKS, BLOCKS, slipcovers. $99. 646-3149, FInosf Super Center. 647-7806 after 10am. atmosphere a must. East 649-6010. lowing appeals: tions on Saturday, NovemberSrd, 198411 a.m. WEAR — Looking for MAN CH ESTER— 4 room Bolton. Look for the giant Bald­ GOV'T SURPLUS CARS • *8,500 Invested 1. Appeal of Alfred Fish of Hartford area. Send re­ W t Gin twip yw bacGim a STONE — Concrete. MUST SEE TO APPHECIATE to 2 p.m. at Sears for its new Christmas Gift experienced* person for Cape, December 1st. Chimney repairs. No lob win truck. Friday, No­ 8. T R U C K S under $100. 508 F o rb e s St. E a st H o rtfo rd NOTICE TO CREDITORB LEGAL SECRETARY sume to: Box L, c/o the "IIEALE" PR0FE88I0NAU Now available In vour B E S T O FFE R for one foot setback and si­ E S T A T E O F Store soon to open inside the Sears Store. quality men's shop. Full Manchester Herald. Stove, refrigerator. Se­ too sm a ll. C o ll 644-8356. HORATIO ALGER, 29 vem ber 2, noon to 11pm, deline variances to allow re­ Manchester Parkade. FOR SMALL Law Firm. Cm! 648-4525. ind nk lir Oia HOUSEHOLD area. C oll 1-619-569-0241. 569-7422 HELEN RICHMOND, time opportunity. Apply No smoking. Salary com­ curity deposit and lease. o ld e r b o o k s fo r $45. Saturday, November 3, construction of foundations The Hon. William E. Flli- In person to M r. A pter or under a porch of his property Gerold, Judge, ot the Court. Work mornings, afternoons, evenings. Bart mensurate with expe­ MECHANICS — East Yard maintenance avail­ FALLL CLEAN UP. Leaf GOODS Please phone 649-5547. 11am to 10pm and Sun­ Mr. Wicks, Regal Men's D.F. REALI, INC. of 20 Lakeside Circle. of Probata. District ot Mon- and full time positions available, for the rience. Write to Box K, Hartfard area. Compete- able. C a ll 647-7823. removal. Hedge and tree I day, November 4,11amto 2. Reouetl of Walter C. Si­ Shop, 903 Main Street, Am / Eafbfe Chester at o hearing held on Christmas season. Previous sales experience c/o the Manchester tlve salary, medical plan, ...... trimming. Light truck­ USED REFRIGERA­ ADLER 1000 ELECTRIC 6pm. Low, low prices and Finish-As-You-Go Classic Trio m on of 22 P ro sp e ct St. M a n ­ October 30,1914 ordered that preferred but will train. Manchester. ^ ing. Insured. Ray Hardy, TORS, WASHERS, Typewriter. $99. Coll 643- direct factory financing chester for determination ot oil claim s must be presented Herald. paid vacatian, halldays A4A.4SSS location sullobllltv tor used STORE AND 6467973. Ranges - clean, guaran­ 6091 after 3pm. available. All must be to the fiduciary on or before and uniforms, 5 days, 45 c o r business to be cond ucted Ja n u a ry 30, 1905 o r be b a rre d RESTAURANT — Bus hour week. Call Leo Du- OFFICE SPACE teed, ports and service. sold now! Over 100 pianos o f Rt. 6 and 44A oth.lhe lo c a ­ os by low provided. Persans. M /F. Interest in chesneau at 528-1002. I^ R E A L ESTATE I ODD JOBS— We special­ Low prices. B.O. Pearl 8i SINGER SEWING MA­ and grands on display. tion formerly occupied by Dianne E. Yuslnos, l ^ f M R T M M T S the The Corvette tranter. restaurant business help­ EOE. | O f ------ize In helping senior c iti­ Son, 649 Main Street, C H IN E — In cabinet with Save thousands! Many Ass't. Clerk RN’s LPN’s NA’s & HHA’s FULL TIME EXPE­ WANTED for rent SOUTH WINDSOR — Sul­ bench. Very good condi­ manufacturers. HURRY! The fiduciary Is: Come and learn about the advantages of working lor med­ ful. Days and/ar nights. I liv a n Avenue. 1,600 sq. ft. zens Insulate, point, lawn 643-2171. John H. Robtrts, Poul J. Bron RIENCED TRUCK tion, hardly used. Asking ical personnel pool. Must have 1 year lull time experience. C a ll G earge at 643-2751 AUTO GENERAL ME­ prime retail space, ample core, etc. C oll 6467066. C h a irm a n 20 South Moln Strmt DRIVER — To deliver Bolton Z.B.A We have openings on all shifts. We offer excellent pay and afte r 5pm. CHANIC — Needed now THINKING O F S E L ­ V E R N O N — New 2 bed­ parking. $660. Call 236 CONVERTIBLE SOFA, $99. C oll 646-8395. C o lch e ste r, C T 04415 malor appliances. Apply 004-11 009-11 berrafits. We will be recruiting on Nov. 7th, 1984 from 10 ■for new car dealership. LING? Need a quick room townhouse. Fully 6021 o r 6463977. DAY CARE: Licensed Recllner, Lounge Choir. a.m. to 4 p.m. fn the H8J1 Block Office, Marshall's Mall, 324 In perons: Al Sieffert's FULL AND PART TIME This Is an,,entrv level, full 'sale? We’ll pay cash for appllanced kitchen, wall home. Supervised activi­ All In good condition. . O N E D IN IN G RO O M SET Broad St., Manchester. Appliances, 445 Hartford — With 6 choirs, slightly {ANTIQUES Positions available. time, permanent position vour house. Crockett to wall carpet. Finished MANCHESTER OFFICE ties. Reasonable rotes. Very reasonable. Coll . FORECL08URI SALE Mint C M For Intanlsw AppoInliiMnL Road, Manchester. Royal Ice Cream, 27 offering an excellent R ealty, 643-1577. basement/rec room, 2 References. Alljiges wel­ 643-7976. used, $75. One 6 drawer PUBLIC AUCTION SPACE — Ideal for oc- bureau. One sewing ma­ ANTIQUES AND •Ingle Femay Dweains In Manohealer Warren Street, Manches­ starting salary, commis­ full baths. $575 per countant, lawyer or sales come. Coll 647-0515, MEMCAl BABYSITTER — 2 boys, c h in e . ■ Plenty other COLLECTIBLES- W ill 404 HACKMATACK STREET ter. 649-5358. sions, bonuses. Insurance month, utilities not in­ office. Central location. Bolton. MANCHEBTER, CONNECTICUT PERSONNEL a g e 10. F r o m 3:15- program, paid holidays, Rentals cluded. Peterman things os' collection purchase outright or sell SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17,10M 5:15pm. Bowers School Ample parking. Call 649- IIOOni« PAWJ**SSmS OittttnT scellaneous item s. C o ll 649-5961, you on commission. House lot POOL DRIVER FOR DELIVER­ paid vacations, paid uni­ R ealty, 649-9404, 647-1340. 2891. SandUMSno. WiMr- District. Call after 6pm, sale or single piece. Tele­ INFECTION OF FREMIBES AT 11 A.M. ON SAME DAY IES within Connecticut. forms, advancement op­ may get vour wish. By order ot the Superior Court, Judiclol District Pt Tollond 6465680. K l l iMCtAL nacouNT phone 644-8962. 549-0870 Must have good road portunities and a strong, I ROOMS at Rockville, the undersigned, os Committee, will sell o lp ^ - recard. Steady year ongoing training pro­ . CELEBRITY CIPHER SCREENED LOAM — llc a u ctio n on the p re m ise s on S atu rd ay, N o vem b er 17,1914 for rent 20% OFF Gravel, processed at 12:00 noon, the land premises and property situated In the BABYSITTER — 2 boys, round work, Monday gram. We need an ag­ I (•mou. pMpto. gravel, sand, stone and Town ot Manchester, County ot Hartford ond State of Con­ a g e 10. F r o m 3:15- through Friday. Good gressive, dependable for onothor. Todmy’t dum: tVoQuoto f . m m t i b Sioon^ necticut, with the buildings ond oil other Improvamenie TOWN PLANNER 5:15pm. Bowers Schoal hourly pay scale, time person capable of spot- CENTRAL LOCATION — 8S3.5523 . till. For deliveries coll 20 G A L L O N A Q U A R IU M TAG SALES thereon, know n os 404 H o c km o to ck Street. by CONNIE WIENER George Griffing, An­ Town of Coventry, Connecticut, Population District. Call after 6pm, and a half offer 40 hourly performing gen- Kitchen privileges, park­ — With all the equipment. DEBCRIFTION; Premltas consist of o six room ronch 6465680. dover, 742-7886. house with two bedrooms and one both- Many company benefits?* *''ol mechanical work. ing available. Security “ Jl CNKWR KF Jl JNFH Including wrought Iron 9,600, salarvQegotiable up to present salary of sta n d .ll X 20 Stow -A-Lite room with o two cor goroga. The house $18,465.qgr excellent benefits. Under the ge­ opportunity------».—•»-■* fo------r m erit ad­ . Some experience or tech­ and references required. conslels of 1,104 touara feat. The lot leop- PIPEFITTERS AND vancement. Apply; Man­ nical school training a $55. C a ll 643-2693. PAINTING/ SEASONED FIRE- top, 21 X 5 light. Extra p r o x lm o le ly 00 feet by 231 toot. neral supervision of the Town Managerorgan- PLUMBERS — Large QDRWKNAF VKTH — SPJNFH WOOD. Coll Carl at 643- Silent Giant Motor. $80 or izes and supervises the development of com­ chester Tobacco Bi plus. If you are lust PAPERING TAG SALE — Saturday, TERMS OF SALE: D e p o sit o f U , 000.00 by cosh o r ce rtifie d merit shop contractor C L E A N ROOM F O R 0706. best offer. Coll 649-1459. check at time ot sole. Sola w ill go to the prehensive planning in the functional areas of Candy, 299 Grfeen Rood, entering the auto service November 3rd, 9:30om to highest bidder. Bolonca of purchase offers full time year RENT — 24 hours secur­ PKOR KH’F VMH 8 QROFNLS land use, housing, transportation, economic Manchester. field or have been looking PAINTING AND PAPER 2pm. Center Congrega­ price to be paid upon approval of the round work at excellent to get Into a new car ity. Mold/llnen service. C H A P P E E C O A L ST O VE DININGROOM SET — Deed and sole by the Superior Court. deveiopment and related planning areas: and wages and benefits In­ HANGING —Exterior — Used three winters, Mahogany and walnut. tional Church, Center a 5925 AUTO DISMANTLER — dealership this may be Private parking. Down­ NT KHF NEL." WILYK CONVEYANCE: Properly to be convevad by Committee provides technical consultation to the Plan­ cluding profit sharing, and Interior, celtlngs re­ needs baffle plate. Street, Manchester. Full time experienced. the entry level position town location. Call 646 Includes china cabinet, Deed sublect to taxes and other m unici­ ning and Zoning Commission. Graduation pension plan, incentive paired. References, fully Bought for $400, will sell Toys, lewelrv, house­ pal chargee due to lha Town of Monchee- Must have automotive you have been waiting 7066. PSAQRO. „ buffet, server, table and from an accredited college or university with a bonus program, health Insured. Quality work. for $75. E xce lle n t for 5 or chairs. $700 o r best offer. hold, books, other mis­ tsr, charges due the Manchester Wotar tools. Excellent oppor- tor. Apply In person to Martin Mattsson, even­ Deportment, building, building line, zon­ degree in city, urban or regional planning and and life Insurance, paid PREyiOUS SOLUTION; "The only now Ideas that are 6 room s. C oll 643-0907 C o ll 646-7537. cellaneous Items. funlty with good future Service Manager, Bob ings 649-4431. ing ordinances ond/or other govern­ one year's experience as an urban or regional vacations, paid holidays APARTMENTS not subject to our skepticism or suspicion are our own." mental ragulotlone which may 'affect for honest, reliable per­ Riley Oldsmoblle, 345 GARAGE SAL^ — Must planner. and more. Write Box JJ, FOR RENT — Cullen Hightower. BABY SWEATERS and FENTON, WESTMORE­ sold property and o right ol redemption, son. Apply In person: Center Street, Manches­ CEILINGS REPAIRED It.ony, In tovor ot the United Stales Go­ ■c/o the Manchester ( christening sets. Crochet. LAND MILK GLASS; Sell! Miscellaneous BIN's Auto Parts, 844 ter, 649-1749. or REPLACED with dry- Items. Friday and Satur­ vernm ent. Oetalled resume should be submiNed to: Herald. Coll 6460349 sugar, creamer, candles­ Tolland Stage Road, M A N C H E S T E R — A v o ll- wall. Call evenings. Gary day, November 2nd and THia SALB IB aUBJECT TO THE AFFROVAL OF THI aUFIRIOR ticks, compotes, also Oivld L BBrnsr, Town ManioBr Tolland. oble Immediately. One, KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ®bf Larry Wright M cH ugh, 643-9321. 8327‘ CO U RT JUDICIAL DI8TRICT OF T p U A N O A T R O C K V IU B . VARIETY OF HOUSE- 1980,81,82 D anish C h rist­ 3rd, 9om to 2pm. 83 Brent CovBnIry. ConnBCtIcul 06238 WAITRESS — M/F. two and three bedroom Rood, s F o r fu rth e r tn to rm o llo n please c o ll 443-5372. P L A N T S — .50« to $3, mas plates. Excellent TBI. 742-0324 Cocktail. Experienced EXPERIENCED ME­ BUSINESS apartm ents. $400, $455, N A M E YO U R OWN Donald G. Gaudreau, Eeoulr# only. Apply: Free Spirit Special price, outdoor gifts. $99. c o ll 643-6526. Committte Appointed by the Superior Court CH ANIC and expe­ 1££J OPPORTUNITIES $520, heat and hot water PRICE — Father and son. TAG SALE — Moving. This colorful FinUh-As- Three classic blouses, with Cafe, 341 Kelley Road, bushes, ground covers, Judicial District of Tolland at Rockville rienced auto body man. included. J.D. Real Est­ Fast, dependable ser­ November 3rd and 4th You-Go Quilt la faadiiat- short or long sleeves for Vernon. $5. Excellent condition. F O U R FO O T S L E D , F le x ­ Ing to make from tliose 001-11 Apply In person: Mans­ FIVE YEAR OLD, Estab­ ate, 6461980. vice. Painting, Paper­ your skirts or pants. Rag­ P riva te hom e, 649-6486. ible Flyer. $50, new. Coll (Saturday 8, Sunday), leftover sewing fabiiea field Auto Parts.. lished Business (90% Re­ hanging & Removal. Coll lan sleeves, bow-tied or TOWN ENGINEER 646-2218. 9om to 4pm. Indoors It Town 0)f Coventry, Connecticut, population MAINTENANCE PER­ tail) — Needs working 3'/i R O O M A P A R T M E N T 644-0585 o r 644-0036. . . . economical, too. tailored. LBOAL NOTICB SEARS CAR ROOF CAR­ raining. Snowblower, No. S92S liaa full direc- 9,600, salary negotiable up to present salary of SON — To clean restau­ BANKING -L TELLER - Partner/Sales Manager. — Priyate home, heat, ?0PP^'. l$N’T leaf vacuum, furniture, No. 8327 with Photo- TOWN O f ANPO VBB rant In mornings. Apply: RIER Cargo used once. ONE YEAR OLD Smith |tiona and pattern piece. $24,699.00, excellent benefits. Town Manager Trainee or experienced. Must be aggresslye, a appliances.. Working sin­ H e c m e ? PROFESSIONAL dishes, glassware, lamps, Guide is in Sizes 10 to 18. - FUBUC HBABINO OF FLANNINO B ZOMNO COMMIBBION Free Spirit Cafe, 341 Kel­ Excellent. $60. Coll 646- Corona Cornomatic Size 12, 34 bust . . . rag- ON FROFOBBD HOMI OCCUFATION form of government. Performs a variety of Civil Needed for Main Office, go-getter, able to close gle adult only. No pets, BUILDING 8. PAINTING double boxsprlng and TO OBadi, wal BUB fw ttok ley Road, Vernon. 1625. electrtc portable with lan, 1% yards 45-inch; The Planning B Zoning Commistlon of Andover, Connec­ 'South Windsor Bank 8, ^wolk-ln cash sales. In­ ch ild re n . 6462880. — Interior, exterior. Ceil­ " itimjMtfirpMtiaiial Engineering and Supervisory work in plan­ cose. Still under mainte­ mattress set, P5ip e r- bow-tied, 2% yards; tail­ ticut w ill hold 0 Public Hearing on Tuaedoy, November 11, Trust Company. Full stant Income (no set up or ings, textures specialist, bocks, many Reader's RMI 1914 a t 7:30 p.m . In the lo w e r le ve l of th e T ow n O ffice B u ild ­ ning, designing and supervising construction BOOKKEEPER — Part MANCHESTER — North HAND KNIT NORWE­ nance contract, post ored, 2 yards. time hours, Monday franchise fees). Security waMpaperhanglno, com­ Digest Condensed books ing on the following petition; of structures and public facilities such as End. 1 bedroom apart­ GIAN Pullover sweater, $329, asking $200 with TO o u n , S«M S 2 M H i sash TIMES FARM ROAD • Petition by Kathleen A. Chomp time mornings. Expe­ through Friday and an deposit required. Call 1- plete remodeling. Free and much, much morel! ItM i l AmmIi buildings, roads, drainage systems, bridges, rienced only. Apply; m ent In quiet, residential med.-large. Very worm. extra cartridges. Coll 643- gttom^llss 5$t n r Fostate sad for approval ot Home Occupation to hove a real eelote ocasslonal Saturday 4462909. Estim ates. C oll 646-4879. 780 Swamp Rood, Coven­ office In her home. channels, and dams. Provides engineering Free Spirit Cafe, 341 Kel­ area. N e a r bus line. U tili­ $25. Pogo stick , $5. C oll 7847 otter 1pm. tie mornings. Apply In per­ try, off Route 44o, near M M M l MiW Nmaa sai totam The property Is bounded on the North by property N/F of consultation and assistance to town depart­ ley Road, Vernon. ties not Included. $395 646-4995. son, between 9am and the Junction of Route 31 Ronald and Norman Nodeou, bounded on the South by ments, boards and commissions. Graduation GOOD USED furniture Is monthly. Call 646315Bbe­ GOLF CLUBS, Men's 1,3, B P S a A L : Over 200 ae- T im e s F a rm Rood, bounded on th e W est by woperty N/P of 11am, Monday through BUILDING/ and 440. lactiona and a FREE from an accredited college or university with In demand. Why not ad­ tween 8am and 4;30pm. MUST SELL! One couch 5, 7 woods, " M A X - F L I " Maxwell Hutchinson and bounded on the eotl by m e H op TYPIST/RECEPTION- Friday at Main Office, Pattern Section in the ilSOSx. stkaMdeas R iv e r. vertise the furniture you CONTRACTING and chair. Very good Dunlop witji power sole, B.S. degree in Civil Engineering and five years IST and Assistant — in 1033 John Fitch Blvd., ALBUM. Jaat IS.0O. mm TsriL a.7. tans At this Hearing, Interested persons may opoeor and be of progressiveiy responsibie Civil Engineering Manchester doctors of­ no longer use In classi­ MANCHESTER, FIRST condition. Ideal for rec new, $175, reg. shaft like Friat aeeie, A44reSa alta ZIF heard ond written communlcotlone w ill be received. Mage South Windsor, 077 fied ? C a ll 6462711. o MMIlTBMilMB CMI, kWa wiaer eel Ilia. experience. fice. Mature, reliable FLOOR — Modern, car­ FARRAND REMODEL­ room or os a starter set. new condition $90. coll a-iM -M u s-tM aw am. am ore on tile In the office ot the Town Clerk, Town Office Bull^ peted, two bedroom's, ING — Cabinets, roofing, $100 or best offer. Please la m n awwi km la auka ana. N e w FASHION with Ing, ih o w ln g the a b o ve p ro p o sa l. person with pleasant per­ 649-1794.______Photo-Guide patterns in RESPONSIBLE SLEEP- r\ CHURCH RUMMA- m Doted th li 2nd and Mh day ot November, 19B4 ot Andovtr, WANT ADS a r e th e new stove and refrigera­ gutters, room additions, coll 871-7813 after 7pm. a-iM - H i m u M iin . OotallBd resumei should be submined to: sonality. Approximately IN HOUSE MOTHER — GE/Tog Sole — Satur­ all size ranges, haa a Connecticut. 20 hours per week, morn­ friendly way of finding a tor. Fully Insulated. decks, all types of remo­ M EN’S CAR COAT — Size OBvId L BBrnBr. Town MBnaoBr Very self rewording. day, Noyember 3rd^ 9am special Grace Cole Oillec* ANDOVER PLANNINO h ZONINO COMMISSION ings. Send resume to: cash buyer for applian­ Washer and dryer hoo­ deling and repairs. FREE ELECTRIC SEARS 40, deep pile lin in g , ex­ atamck Haaw la mka. tion for larger sizes; plaa 1712 Main Straat Covaniry, Connscllcut 0623B Send resume and pre­ to 3pm. Community Bap­ a-lka-cayt-M paaai al aalak- John L. KoetIc, Chairman Box KK, c/o the Man­ ces, musical Instruments, kup. Available Imme­ estimates. Fully Insured. StOVE — Self clepning, tremely worm. Excellent 2 B O NUS Coupona! Francos LoPIno, Socrotary Talaphona: 742-6324. ______vious experience to Box tist Church, 585 East Cen­ la naka Haiai. chester Herald. cars and a host of other diately. $475 plus utilities. TeledHen.e 643-M17, after needs som e rep airs. V ery condition, $25. Coll 646- •-iM-uaaiaTiiN covnini 1^1 Wb • • • < 445, R o c k v ille , CT 06066. Items. Allbrio Realty, 649-0917 6pm, 647-8509. Cleon. $50. C a ll 649-5038. 4848. ter Street, Manchester. 054-10 ■ s a s a s s l.