Region's Leaders Assail Reagan Cuts

24 -- THE HERALD. Fri., Sept. 25, 1981

Probate Notice Offlcu-StorM tor Ront Autos For Solo ei NOTICE TO CREDITXIRS ESTATE OF JOHN H. SADLER FOR RENT - Offices 500 1980 PLYMOUTH CHAMP, The Hon. Valdls VlnkeU, Judge, of Economy sq. up to 2,000 sq. ft. Heat, Excellent condition. Ihe Court of Probate, Diitiict of ianitol, parking. AM/FM Stereo, may Andover at a hearing held on Reasonable rent. extras. .Call Mike at 643- September 23.1061 ordered that all Bingo t^ f^egin . /page 20 Telephone 649-5334 ask for claims must be presented to the 5363. fiduciary on or before December Max. 23, 1961 or be barred as by law 1978 FORD VAN - car- provided. forecast Wantod to Rant 57 poolers special, seats 9 Margaret K. Vinkels, Clerk plus, automatic, stereo, The fiduciary Is: MANCHESTER Area - air, excellent condition. Herbert A. Phelon, Jr. Working brother and sister Asking $5,900. Telephone 63 East Center St.. Cloudy today; looking for two bedroom 742-9273. Manchester, CT. 06040 064-09 Manchester, Conn. apartment. Reasonable in Arizona aunriy breezy Sunday rent, heat, hot water, 1976 PINTO PONY MPG - appliances. Telephone two door RUNABOUT. Saturday, Sept. 26, 1981 Probate Notice — See page 2 after 6 p.m. 228-3987. Four speed, 4 cyl., $1750. SEDONA, Ariz. (UPI) — Far from the shimmering Telephone 646-6388 after 6 Court of Probate. District of 25 Cents PROFESSIONAL WITH p.m. Manchester steei-and-glass towers of commerce reigns an economic MATURE Dog seeks NOTICE OF HEARING guru. Hrralh small, quiet apartment. 1978 TRANS AM -22,000 ESTATE OF HAZEL M. From a summit high in the red-rock country of tiny EBERSOLD, deceased Sedona, Robert Eggert surveys the nation’s economic Parking, appliances, cable miles. Silver and Black. Pursuant to an order of Hon. desirecT 742-6684 after 4 Excellent condition. Best William E FitzGerald. Judge, landscape and each month maps the terrain in his p.m. offer. Telephone 644-9860 dated September 17.1981 a hearing newsletter, Blue Chip Economic Indicators. or 728-3148 evenings. will be held on an application ’The publication bas a circulation of about 1,000, is con- praying that an instrument purpor­ sistentiy quoted in the nation’s financial publications ting to be tbe last will and testa­ Homes-Apts. to share 59 ment of said deceased be admitted and enjoys a wide audience in government, business and •••••••••••••••••••••••• to probate as in said application on financial circles. ROOMMATE WANTED - file more fully appears, at the Among the readers is Murray Weidenbaum, top Region's leaders Non-smoking female, Court of Probate on October 5,1981 economic adviser to President Reagan and a personal share Bolton duplex. Ju n k at 10 30 A M. Carpeted room, kitchen, Sherrie L. Anderson. friend of Eggert whose complimentary copy is sent to 4 laundry facilities, garage, Ass t. Clerk the White House. yard. $260. Includes all. 055-09 In a guide published last spring. National City Bank of Telephone 647-8654. Cars Cleveland, Ohio, ranked Blue Chip among the four best sources ”of present and prospective economic trends.” BOUGHT Probate Notice ’The others, all government publications, either were NOTICE TO CREDITORS assail Reagan cuts □ AUTOMOTIVE Nirs Auto P arts ESTATE OF MICHAEL JAMES free or cost at the most $55 per year. Eggert’s TOLLAND WARNER, deceased newsletter, eight pages of unadorned type — with a The Hon. William E. FitzGerald. smattering of tables and graphs — held together by a man of the Senate education sub­ something and take us out of this 4uto Parts For Sale 60 By United Pross International I7&6231 64^457 Judge, of the Court of Probate. staple, costs $222. committee. said, “I find myself un­ morass we’re in. and a good part of District of Manchester at a Many of New England’s elected VW TIRES TOP SHAPE. hearing held on September 17, 1981 ”It’s a very efficient source of information,” says able to endorse the recommendation that is psychological,” he said. ”If Maury Harris, a money-market consultant for Paine officials, including two Republicans, affecting this country’s commit­ that's dashed, the Democrats who $10. each. Three 5x10-60. Trucks lor Sale 62 ordered that all claims must be Call after 5 p.m. 646-8318. presented to the fiduciary on or Webber Inc. in New York. “It’s very helpful to me in Friday criticized President ment to education.” Reagan has think they’re going to benefit are 30” Propane Gas Stove. before December 17. 1981 or be that I can very quickly gauge the inflationary expec­ Reagan’s new proposed government proposed disbanding the US. Depart­ going to be severely disappointed,” FOR SALE - 1977 CHEVY barred as by law provided. $55. in good condition. tations of two or three dozen of the nation’s leading spending cuts, saying they would ment of Education. he said. PICK-UP 305 with Sherrie L. Anderson. hurt the poor without balancing the automatic transmission. Ass’l. Clerk economists without having to consult dozens of different FOUR FIRESTONE -15 SS The fiduciary is; sources.” budget. ”I’m neither willing to give up on Sen. John Chafee, R-R.L, a Chrome rims, 63,000 miles. former defense secretary, said, “1 RADIALS on chrome Telephone 742-8738 after 5 Frances P. Warner Some 40 top corporate economists and business Reagan said Thursday night he the Department of Education until it wagon wheels. GM Used 1,- p.m. 26 Sokol Road, schools are polled monthly by Eggert from his Sedona .wants to eliminate 75,000 federal gets a fair trial, nor can I accept don’t approve of across-theboard 000 miles. $625. value, $450 Somers. CT 06071 jobs, disband two agencies and cut new cutbacks on other facets of the cuts of 12 percent in domestic firm. Steve 647-9883 6-9 058-09 headquarters, about 120 miles north of Phoenix. Their JEEPS, CARS, PICKUPS, forecasts are plotted on tables and then tabulated to funding for hundreds of other agen­ government’s educational respon­ programs. I don’t believe that p.m. only. domestic programs can absorb from $35. available at local produce a consensus. UPI photo cies — but not Social Security. sibility,” Stafford said. Gov’t. Auctions. For 'The affable Eggert has a rough-hewn look and ruddy In Washington, House Speaker Rep. Toby Moffett, D-Conn., overall a 12 percent cut. There has Directory call Surplus Probate Notice Plastic battery to be some selection of priorities, Autos For Sale 61 step that belies his 67 years. He moved to Arizona from Thomas O’Neill, D-Mass., said called Reagan a “charming fellow Data Center, 4163367800. Friday that President Reagan would with what turns out to be a cruel education, job training. ” NOTICE TO CREDITORS the East Coast five years ago. The world's first plastic battery made from the conductive polymer 1971 T-BIRD - 54,000 have tremendous problems getting program.” Sen. Paul Tsongas, D-Mass., said, FORD - 1964 FlOO Pick-up. ESTATE OF ANNA BRITA He’s since become the quintessential southwesterner: polyphenylene is Introduced in New York by David P. Boden, senior original miles. Excellent CHILBERG. deceased bedecked in turquoise, bola tie and cowboy boots he in­ his program through the House. Rep. Brian Donnelly, DMass., “Unless you have an arms control Runs good. $600. Telephone vice president of C&D Batteries, a unit of Eltra Corp., subsidiary of running, body, and in­ 649-4402. The Hon. William E. FitzGerald, sists he hasn’t taken off since — ”Oh, maybe once when He said Democrats would give said he doubted the administration’s treaty you have an open ended situa­ terior. Full power. Judge, of the Court of Probate. Allied Corp. The new technology may become the most radical depar­ Reagan’s program a chance to work tion. There will be cuts, but unless Negotiable. Serious only - District of Manchester at a I went back to Boston to give a talk.” program would succeed. your pursue superiority over 1976 GMC PICK-UP. Four hearing held on September 21.1981 Eggert has been cited four times by the Harvard ture in battery making in 100 years. At left foreground are before proposing alternatives, Matt 646-3409. “If the cuts aren’t accepted by Soviets, where do you cut?” wheel drive, automatic, ordered that all claims must be Business School and Chicago chapter of the American polyphenylene pellets, one of which Is sandwiched between the metal perhaps after January. mint. $4500. Telephone 742- Congress, then interest rates will Connecticut Gov. William O’Neill, SURPLUS JEEPS, CARS, presented to the fiduciary on or Statistical Association for his prowess in economic plates of the experimental polymer battery that Boden Is holding. At O’Neill said if Republicans want 9269. before December 21. 1981 or be stay in the range they’ve been,” he a Democrat, said the cuts would TRUCKS. Car Inventory forecasting. right are strips of polacetylene film, used in similar technology. to offer the new Reagan budget cuts said. “His biggest problems stem barred as by law provided. as the House considers its regular shift the burden of providing essen­ valued $2143 sold for $100. Sherrie L Anderson. He started his newsletter five years ago after retiring from two things, defense spending Motorcycles-Bicycles 64 bills, “they will have opportunities tial services to state and local Similar bargains available. Ass't. Clerk from a career in economic forecasting and market and the tax bill that, got away from Call for information, 602- The fiduciary is: research and planning for RCA and Ford Motor Co. to offer cuts along the line.” governments. 79 CM-400 T, Excellent Oscar H. Cliilberg him.” ”If the Congress goes along, the 941-8014, Ext. 7816. Phone ” We always had our own views about what the outlook “He’s going to have his day in call refundable. ion. asking $1100. r.2 Richard Road. Donnelly said he’s afraid voters states and their municipalities are Call 528-6849. Manchester. CT 06040 would be,” he says of his years at the two companies. court. No way will we be obstruc­ will give up on both Democrats and tionists,” said O’Neill. But he said going to have to cut many programs 1965 CHEVY II for parts. Of.iWW ”We always wanted to compare it with the consensus.” Are food laws Republicans unless the economy Deluxe 1978 the new budget cuts would be dis­ and services our people want and Telephone 6462924 after 4 So at Ford and then later while working for RCA, revives rapidly. need,” O’Neill said. p.m. Ask for Mike. fa irin g , astrous. “Where he mutilated Idle bags, Eggert began to call various economists and business “There’s so much belief he can do Probate Notice schools to compare their thinking with his own. The programs before, he obliterates CADILLAC - 1976 - Coupe t.350. 688- NOTICE TO CREDITORS them now.” ■ulrea. ESTATE OF CLARENCE A. procedure is the same he now utilizes at Eggert DeVille - 72,000 miles. Economic Enterprises, Inc. Sen. Edward M^ Kennedy, D- Good condition. $2700 or PORTERFIELD, deceased still too rigid? Mass., told the National Education 1974 YAMAHtt /X 500 - The Hon. William E. FitzGerald, Lofty title notwithstanding, the enterprise remains a Best offer. Telephone 742- Judge, of the Court of Probate. Association’s political action cotn- 6800 - Keep trying. Good condition. New rear ’’oneman band operation,” as he puts it. The lone tire. $595. Call 295-9123 District of Manchester at a employee is a moonlighting typist from the Sedona post The industry believes the Delaney mittee in Washington that the ad­ hearing held on September 17. 1981 By Ann Pelham ministration’s program^ favors the Vessel locates after 5-00 p.m. office. clause is inflexible because it does not BANK REPOSESSION - ordered that all claims must be Congressi(}nal Quarterly Chevrolet, G-10, panel van, presented to the fiduciary on or Sedona is renowned for its spectacular scenery and permit the FDA to consider the potency rich. 6-cylinder, automatic - . -- before December 17. 1981 or be artisans. If not a bustling center of high finance, it non­ of carcinogens — cancer-causing sub­ “They have tightened the belts of 4 WASHINGTON - Burned by past transmission. Sealed bids barred as by law provided. stances — or the level of expected human the needy — they have been very Sherrie L. Anderson. etheless offers everything Eggert says he and his wife government attacks on saccharin and are invited and will be 1979 YAMAHA 1100 desire. exposure. generous to the wealthy. And I don’t Ass't. Clerk nitrites, the food industry has mobilized think they (the American public) 'Karen E' (maybe) accepted through SPECIAL - custom seat, The fiduciary is: If not the go-go world of Wall Street, neither does it its formidable forces to push for full- Advances in technology now allow September 18th, 1981. We will buy it,” Kennedy said. custom paint, asking $2,- The Connecticut Bank suffer the afflictions of big-city life. Eggert, who raises scale revision of food safety laws. scientists to detect minute amounts of a reserve the right to reject 695. Call 2264077. AA for & Trust Co. “I believed then, and I believe was the 36foot pleasure boat which any bids. Inspection may One Constitution Plaza. quarter horses on his acreage at the foot of Oak Creek With a sympathetic administration in substance. Instead of being able to detect NEW LONDON (UPI) - A Don after 6 p.m. Canyon, says he enjoys dabbling in the world of finance one part per million, as they could in 1958 now, that it is wrong to hand the oil sank Aug. 9 killing five West Hart­ be arranged by calling. Hartford. CT 06115 the White House and support in the UPI photo industry $33 billion in tax subsidies sophisticated diving chamber South Windsor Bank & 056^)9 from afar. Senate, industry officials consider this when Congress passed the D'>laney “ located something” in Long Island ford residents. 1980 KAWASAKI LTD440. while cutting help from the han­ The Coast Guard is holding an in­ Trust Co. 1033 John Fitch Low mileage, extra the best opportunity in years to change clause, scientists to detect minute New Supreme Court Justice Sandra O’Con­ in Washington, D.C. She was sworn In Friday. Sound Friday that could be the Blvd., South Windsor, 289- amounts of a substance. Instead of being dicapped and energy assistance for quiry into the tragedy and hoped to accessories. Also, helmet. what they contend is an unrealistic law. nor stands beside Chief Justice Warren See Story, Manchester reaction on page 8. sunken cabin cruiser Karen E on 6061. $1900. Telephone 649-6058. Probate Notice able to detect one part per million, as the elderly,” he said. examine the wreck to help resolve Their principal target is the so-called Sen. Robert Stafford, R-Vt., chair­ which five (Connecticut residents NOTICE TO CREDITORS they could in 1958 when Congress passed Burger, before the Supreme Court building died, the Coast Guard said. conflicting accounts of the events 1976 DODGE, % ton utility Delaney clause, which since 1958 has ESTATE OF LUCILE R. SCOTT, prohibited the use of any food additive the Delaney clause, scientists can iden­ The unmanned SCARAB vessel, surrounding the accident. body. Good shape, good deceased Nieman-Marcus Meanwhile, a Hartford Superior found to induce cancer in animals or tify one part per trillion. lent to the Coast Guard by AT&T, running condition. $3100. The Hon. William E. FitzGerald, Court judge Thursday ordered a $3 Judge, of the Court of Probate, man. Industry officials are afraid those was scouting the floor of the sound 1971 VOLVO STATION HONDA MOPED - Low million atUchment on properties wagon, not running. Best mileage, like new. With District of Manchester at a Instead of that absolute approach, the trace amounts — from additives, off Black Point in East Lyme for an hearing held on September 15.1981 Motives obscure owned by Richard Lublin of West offer. 1974 MG Midget with saddl^ags. Telephone 649- has gift ideas food industry wants Food and Drug Ad­ pesticides, animal drugs or even object picked up by sonar and ordered that all claims must be a d d itio n a l MG p a rts. 7862. packaging materials — could trigger the believed to be the Karen E, Coast Hartford, the owner of the cabin presented to the fiduciary on or ministration regulators to concentrate cruiser and lone survivor of the Fiberglass hardtop, second before December 15. 1981 or be on controlling substances that pose a bans required by the Delaney clause. Guard Petty Officer Jerry Snyder engine. $2800 or best offer. 1979 HONDA 750 K, barred as by law provided. ’’significant risk” to health. In addition to allowing the FDA to take said. sinking. Telephone 8762541, 7:30-4 Excellent condition, low Sherrie L. Anderson, into account factors such as the amount The SCARAB, equipped with two Judge Thomas Corrigan ordered p.m. mileage. Extras. Call Mike Ass't. Clerk for everyone ”If you take the law literally, you’d The fiduciary is: have to ban our food supply,” said of a substance humans could be expected No leads on cross-burning low-light level TV cameras and a at 643-5363. the attachment after a suit was filed AUTO LEASING RENTAL Edward B. Scott Sherwin Gardner, a vice president of the to consume, the Hatch bill would permit 35mm still camera, is operated by 42fi Woodland Street, DALLAS (UPI) - For — and is listed under “his a substance to be phased out, rather than against Lublin by relatives of - Oldies But Goodies 1975-76 Honda MR175 Good Grocery Manufacturers Association. remote control by three technicians Manchester. CT 06040 the couple with everything, and her gifts.” banned immediately, if there were no ning in the wooded, non-residential Nevertheless, Joan Allen, a dant will face. Arson statutes refer aboard its mothership John Cabot. Thomas Markoski, his wife. Rose, Limited. Rent-A-Car. condition. Runs but needs Of.7-09 “There’s almost a complete lack of and their daughter, Tina, who died $12.95 day, 100 free miles. Neiman-Marcus this year Neiman-Marcus this flexibility, which really impedes imminent danger to health. By Scot French area at about 8:30 p.m. that evening member of Manchester’s black specifically to incidents involving “ It is dbwn and has located very little minor work. buildings, which Hennequln said with Lublin’s wife and daughter in Automobiles bought, sold, Best offer. Call 6461050. is suggesting a Christmas year also is adding another planners and regulators from using “The notion of ‘absolute safety’ would Herald Reporter by a passerby who noticed the community, said she feels the something,” Snyder said. “They rented. 323 Center Street, present that can serve the crossburning was racially may exclude the crossburning. the sinking. Probate Not ire accessory to its “his and judgment,” added Manly Molpus, presi­ be explicitly rejected through the new Police have reached what appears smoke and flames, according to Sgt. have not yet been able to determine Manchester. Telephone guests, take out the trash, her gifts” — a robot pet motivated. However, he noted, breach of peace The suit filed by the Markoski’s LEGAL NOTICE Courl of Probate. District of dent of the American Meat Institute. definition,” according to a congressional to be a dead end in their investiga­ Robert Hennequln. what it is.” 647-0908, Ask for Bill. TOWN OF ANDOVER water the plants, caddy at n am ^ “Wires” to keep staff analysis accompanying the Hatch So far, the police investigation has charges might be a possible avenue He said the vessel had “intensive three surviving children charges Manchester However, critics charge that the tion of a crossburning incident Sept. Lublin with negligence, The 2nd quarterly installment of NOTICE OF HEARING the putting green and walk ComRo 1 from being lone­ bill. revealed “nothing at all,” according “I think it was done for a reason,” to. prosecution. lights” so divers attached to it could FOR SALE - 1978 BOBCAT changes proposed by the food industry in­ 16 on Camp Meeting Road. The perpetrator could be carelessness and errors of judge­ property taxes on the 1 October ESTATE OF THOMAS D. COLLA, the dog. ly- crease the possibility of exposure to However, Jacobson and other critics to Hennequln. “When you have a she said. “Any type of crossburning remain below in darkness. Mercury. As is, $1,000. For 1980 Grand List are due and deceased A five-foot cross was found bur- ment in the sinking. It seeks more The present is a robot “ By radio control, it chemicals that may cause cancer, birth charge that the changes are based on cross burning in the woods and is racially motivated. I think it’s an prosecuted for violation of J'Kieral “They Will work as late as it more information call 649- payable 1 October 1981. Payments Pursuant to an order of Hon. civil rights statutes, he added, if a than $15,(XH) in compensatory and William E. FitzGerald. Judge, known as “ComRo I” and shakes,,its head, wags its defects and disease. erroneous assumptions. They note that nobody around, it’s tough to in­ affront to the black community." takes,” Snyder said. 5334, ask for Max. made after 1 .November 1981 are punitive damages. subject to a late charge of l ‘x% dated September 22, 1981 a hearing the store is offering a basic tail, lights up and blinks, scientists have not been able either to vestigate,” be said. While she emphasized that cannot grand jury found evidence that the Coast Guard and Navy divers had “It would be very easy to get things on Lublin claims his boat was 1975 DODGE DART per month on the late installment, will be held on an application version for |15,000, squeals and generates the market and very difficult to get determine a level of exposure to a car­ Police said the cross was wrapped speak for other members of the crossburning was meant as an act of tried throughout the week to identify SPORT - Good condition. from the due date, or a minimum praying for authority .to sell cer­ batteries included. amusement,” the store cinogen from which there is “no effect” black community, Ms. Allen said the personal intimidation. rammed by a cement-laden barge of 12 00, Payments may be made tain real estate as in said applica­ anything off the market,” said Ellen in newspaper soaked with kerosene the object that lies about 120 feet Asking $1750. Telephone *‘You can choose from says of the $ ^ "pet” com­ or to identify substances that cause Today's crossburning was a physical Det. Gary Benson is continuing his and sunk, but the tug’s captain and by mail or at the Town Office tion on file more fully appears, at Haas, director of the (immunity Nutri­ and lit. below the surface, but were crew have denied the allegations 568-0935 after 5 p.m. Building which is open 9:00 a.m. to the Court of Probate on October 13. two models to suit your plete with carrying case. cancer in animals but are safe for Hennequln said the evidence at reminder to her that, “the ugly head investigation of tbe case, Hennequln tion Institute. “The proposal really thwarted by swift currents and poor and claimed Lublin may have in­ 4:00 p.m. Monday thru Friday. The 1981 at 10 00 A.M. lifestyle,'’ the Dallas- Fof those who tire quick­ provides a radically different standard humans. the scene showed no indication of of racism is still there. And I think it said, but the department has so far visibility. 1969 CHRYSLER TOWN Madeline B. Ziebarth advertantly steered his boat into the Tax Collector is also in the office based store suggests in its ly of electronic playthings, of safety.” Finally, critics contend, most ad­ Herald racial or religious overtones. The will be there for a long Ume until received no new information to The (Crast Guard had said there is AND COUNTRY Wagon, Monday evenings from 7:00 p.m. to Clerk supplement the evidence at the path of the barge. 9:00 p.m. Of.4-09 Christmas catalogue the catalogue ohers some The debate is expected to extend well ditives are neither beneficial nor eitoen- cross-burning did not take place things change.” an 80 percent chance that the object good condition. Engine U a suspect is apprehended, police scene. ' needs work. Best offer. Charlotte L, Neal released Wednesday. “The unusual alternatives. into 1982 — and probably beyond. tial and should be subject to strict stan­ near a home, he said, leaving the Telephone 643-1651. Tax Collector standard ComRo I includes In the category of The legislation backed by the food in­ dards before they are added to the food Anti-cOndo motive for the incident unclear. are unsure what charges the defen­ Town of Andover Probate Notire spotlight and running “ things they didn’t know supply. Connecticut dustry was introduced by an influential 1973 GRAN TORINO - 032419 Court of Probate. District of lights, wireless telephone, they needed,” there are the ally. Sen. Orrin G. Hatch, R-Utah, chair­ Perhaps most upsetting to critics is WAGON - one owner. Manchester smoke alarm, vacuum,, steel and aluminum Iglu- man of the Senate Labor and Human Hatch’s proposal to allow factors other group Excellent condition. NOTICE OF NOTICE OF HEARING carpet sweeper, cigarette Maker for use when Resources Committee. The bill, drafted than safety to be considered wjien Binga ta begin ESTATE OF MICHAEL W. Images of aging Asking $975. Telephone 649- DISSOLUTION lighter, tote pocket, tray weather permits to make deciding whether to withdraw a sub­ A group of Andover 6320. WABREK. deceased for the most part by industry lawyers, is THE JANCO CORP. Pursuant to an order of Hon. rack, utility wagon, an igloo ($200), a coat just a starting point and is open to stance from the market. ’This risk- residents, most wishing to Beginning this Monday you will number in the special Bingo box. All Notice is hereby given pursuant William E. FitzGerald, Judge, scooper, squeegee,” etc. hanger covered with mink amendments, Hatch said. benefit analysis would be permitted only remain anonymous, are you have to do is cross off the cor­ dated September 22.1981 a hearing have the chance to become a weekly to Section 33*379 (d) of the Connec­ will be held on an application The 117,500 deluxe model and adorned with a satin His proposal would substantially when a substance had been on the trying to prevent any hint responding numbers on the cards. ticut General Statutes, Revision of winner of $100 in the Hqrald’s new praying that letters of administra­ adds color television, AM- bow ($125) and »$275 wood revise the complex food safety laws and market for some time and when there of o ^ o m in iu m s in their By Saturday at least one reader 1975 PINTO SQUIRE 1958, as amended, that THE Fullbouse Bingo game. JANCO CORP,, a Connecticut cor­ tion be granted on said estate as in FM stereo radio-cassette and acrylic black sheep “in would make major changes in the was “no practicable substitute” for it. town.Page 5. will have a tollhouse Bingo. WAGON - 4 cylinder, stan- said application on file more fully It costs nothing to play and the poration having an office and place player and a tool set. case your family doesn’t Delaney clause. Factors such as the effect of restrictions rules are easy. Just pick up a strip But a word of warning, says dard, 4 speed. of business in the Town of Bolton, appears, at the Court of Probate on TTie robot is the most on consumer cost and the availability Richard M. Diamond publisher of EXCELLENT October 5. 1981 at 3:00 P.M. have one.” It was that clause that prompted the of six bingo cards at the Herald of­ County of Tolland, and State of exotic entry in this year’s There’s also a wooden FDA to ban saccharin in 1977, only to and acceptability of food could be the Herald. Ydu’ll have to do a little CONDITION. Many Connecticut, will be dissolved as of Sherrie L. Anderson. In sports fice at 16 Brainard Place, anyday, extras. Telephone 647-0759. September 29,1981 by resolution of Ass’l. Clerk Christmas catalogue — a rocking horse for $6,500 have Congress pass an exemption for the weighed. Currently, tbe only considera­ Monday throu{^ Friday, between problem solving to identify at least 061-09 Manchester East evenings. its directors and shareholders, and book that caters to the and an "Angel Window” artificial sweetener. The exemption was tion is danger to public health. 8:30 and S:30. one of the numbers each day. in accordance with a Certificate of wealthy and the eccentric made of Steuben glass for a extended this summer for two more ’The Hatch bill also would establish an winners in soccer action:... In case of a tie, the top winner will Dissolution by the directors and Each of the six cards on the strip glimmering $20,000. years. Independent scientific panel to review Cheney Tech battles to 1-1 is good for one game per week. be determined according to the posi­ shareholders filed with the Office Probate Notice tie...Complete scholastic of the Secretary of State, Hartford. The clause also was the basis for the FDA findings on carcinogenicity and ita You'll have the chance to be $100 tion of the last digit he or she NOTICE TO CREDITORS proposals to restrict use of a substance. results. Page 9. FOR SALE - 1975 Connecticut, as required by law. ESTA TE OF MARY M. questions raised by government about weekly winner or one of 10 to crossed out on tbe card, as checked SPRAGUE, aka MARY MONTY Probate Notice Thwigh such review often takes place against tbe numbers appearing daily MUSTANG II - 48,000 All creditors of the corporation, Focus/Food sodium nitrite In 1978, when a study receive runner up prizes of $5. SPRAGUE, deceased Court of Probate. District of now, it Is not required. miles. Very excellent con­ if any. are warned to present their suggested the widely used meat preser­ Watch the Herald ea(di day for the in the Herald. The Hon. William E. FitzGerald. Manchester Menus, recipes and shop­ . Altbou^ tbe Reagan adniinistratlon dition. $1995. Telephone claims to Robert W. Gordon, At­ Judge, of the Court of Probate, vative might cause cancer in rats. torney at Law, 417 East Center NOTICE OF HEARING ping tips are featured in hak not yet suggested specific changes in Index 647-0919. District of Manchester at a ESTATE OF STANLEY E. However, the findings were later dis­ Street. Manchester. Connecticut, hearing held on September 21,1961 The htoebester Herald’s the law, lx>th FDA Commissioner Arthur Advice ...... 18 06040. on or before January 29, CHAPIN, an incapable person credited, and government officials in 1970 FORD FAIRLANE, 8 ordered that all claims must be Pursuant to an order of Hon. Focus/Food section, every August 1960 withdrew their criticisms. Hull Hayes and Agriculture Secretary Business ...... 21 1962. or thereafter be barred as by presented to the fiduciary on or William E. FitzGerald, Judge, cyl., automatic. $275. provided by statute. Wednesday. Hatch insists that his bill retains the John R. Block have endorsed a major Classified...... ;..2 ^ 2 4 Election slated Telephone 649-2230. before December 21. 1961 or be dated September 23.1961 a bearing Herald photos by Tarquinio barred as by law provided. will be itcid on an application Delaney clause, but others disagree. revision of food safety laws. Suggested C om ics...... 1® Dated at Manchester, Connec­ changes are being developed by a special ticut. this 23rd day of September. Sherrie L. Anderson. praying for authority to sell cer­ “The words are there, but they have EMItorial ...... 8 WETHERSFIELD (UPI) - A TOYOTA 1978 CELICA GT. Ass't. Clerk Club notices AFSCME, The American Federa- _ Gold. 33.000 miles. AM-FM 1961 tain real estate as in said applica­ been loopholed to death,” said Michael inter-agency task force chaired by Bill Entenainment...... 17 runoff election will be held next George Chetelat, Lucy Richardson and Louis Gozdz (left to right) are The fiduciary Is: tion on file more fully appears, at McMillan, an assistant agriculture Uon of State, County and Municipal ‘ Stereo Cassette, rust Herbert A. Pheloo, Jr. To publicize your club Jacobson, executive director of the L ottery...... 2 month between two unions that three of the many elderly residents of Manchester. Each has found a THE JANCO CORP. the Court of Probate on October S, meeting announcement, secretary who. for almost a decade was Sports ...... 9-12 Eimployeea, received the most votes ' proofed, excellent condi- By Robert W. Gordon 63 East Center Street, 1961 at 11:;0 A.M. Center for Science in Ihe Public Interest, Friday ousted the Connecticut State way to adapt to the problems of old ago. On Monday, Herald writer, tion. Asking $4700. Manchester. CT 00040 contact Betty Ryder at The tbe top Washington lobbyist for tbe Television ...... 1617 in the balloting over a tbee-day Its Attorney Dawn E. Graboski, Ass’t. Clerk a consumer group. “It essentially does Employees Association as the Susan Pleas, wrtes about the town’s elderly In the Focus section. Telephone 633-l(^. 0534)9 Herald, telephone 643-2711. National Cattlemen’s Association. W eather...... 2 p^od among the state clerical 06609 060^ away with the Delaney clause.” bargaining unit for 7,500 state cjencal workers. employeca. , J ■ 2 - tH E HE . Sept. 26, 1981 JUUO 30.00 7977 / V\ SEATTLE riews Briefing L MMNUmM Reagan drops hint ‘Fair ' 7 W t SAN raAMCIOCO CBT’s arrangement )Ty LOt AkOEI^e of AW AC compromise HARTFORD (UPI) — The Connecticut Bank and / MIOMitT'*^i- ' TEMFIflATUMS Trust Co. had an arrangement with the Mansfield issue — something it has rejected Training School to loan employees of the institution WASHINGTON (UPI) - A Senate for assistance "by injecting veto of the proposed sale of AWACS themselves, there would be no previously. money when their paychecks were delayed, state "At least it says they’re auditors said Friday. to Saudi Arabia would mean ceasefire in Lebanon,” he. said. M liw IZZlwo* listening," one source said. “It’s Auditors Leo Donohue and Henry Becker, in a letter to “literally doing away with our abili­ Asked if a compromise was being m more than they’ve been willing to do Gov. William O’Neill, said in one instance the bank URI W tA TH ER FOTOCAST ty to bring peace to the Middle negotiated to ailpw Americans to loaned (110 to an employee who was destitute and the East,” President Reagan warned accompany Saudi pilots aboard the in the past.” sophisticated flying radar stations. loan was guaranteed by the school. Fridjiy. The Saudi sale, considered “Through error this employee's next paycheck was Reagan also confirmed he is Reagan said, “We’re trying to find Reagan’s first major foreign policy out if there's anything that can per­ not withheld and he left employment at the school trying to persuade reluctant test on Capitol Hill, will be officially Charge ignored suade these people (the senators) without paying his loan. The school then repaid the loan senators to approve the controver­ submitted to Congress Wednesday. AUGUSTA, Maine (UPI) — The Maine Senate Friday charging the payment to the activity fund,” the auditors sial $8.5 billion arms package for without in any way presuming on the It goes through unless both houses unanimously confirmed Donald L. Allen as the state's said. Saudi Arabia “without. presuming goodwill of Saudi Arabia and if vote against it by Oct. 30. first corrections commissioner, ignoring allegations The auditors said the schooi wouid withhold the W eather the goodwill” of the Arab kingdom. anything can persuade these people One supporter of the sale, John that he beat juveniles while working at the Boys' employees’ next paycheck to repay the bank loan. ’The He made the remarks in response to seek common sense in this.” Tower, R-Texas, chairman of the Training Center. school told the auditors they were unaware of the prac­ to questions as he was leaving by He told reporters he was “sur­ Senate Armed Services Committee, "I'm very much pleased by the unanimous en­ tice and that it had ceased. helicopter for Camp David. prised” at the number of senators Friday confirmed a series of dorsement," Allen said after the vote. He did not attend It was the first time the ad­ lined up against the sale, "I really negotiations involving the White the Senate session. Todays forecast ministration has confirmed it is don’t think we've been to bat on House, key Senate Democrats and Allen's confirmation hearing Thursday by the Health seeking a compromise to permit the this,” he said. Republicans, and Prince Bandar bin and Instutional Services Committee was one of the Mostly cloudy with a chance of widely scattered sale to go through. Without some kind of compromise Sultan, nephew of Saudi King Food laws killed involving the five Airborne Warning longest most heated nomination hearings in Maine showers during the day and night. Daytime highs near Asked if he thought the Senate Khalid. history, said Barbara Gill, R-Portland, chairwoman of WASHINGTON (UPI) — Budget Director David 70. Overnight lows in the 50s. Variable clouds, breezy could be persuaded. Reagan said, "I and Controi Systems aircraft, the the committee. Stockman said Friday he has killed “ridiculous” federal and rnild Sunday. Southerly winds at 10 to 15 mph during don’t know.” Saudi arms sale has little chance of "I am aware there have been dis­ "By no measure was it a run-of-the-mill hearing. Mr. - rules that listed ketchup as a vegetable and suggested the day Saturday, becoming southwesterly at night. But, the president warned, “If evading a congressional veto before Allen refuted those allegations face-to-face. He ^ they reverse this decision, they are Oct. 30. cussions. but I don't know that soybeans be substitued for hamburger in schol lunches. answered charges in the affirmative as far as the com- He said the controversial guidelines were the result of literally doing away with out ability Administration sources said visits anything has been concluded. this week by a high Saudi official to Tower said after his committee was mitee was concerned, " she said. UPi photo a “bureaucratic goof" and the Agriculture Department Extended outlook to bring peace to the Middle East.” Allen said he is working on several improvements to officials who drew them up have “egg on their face.” 'Stones' wow 'em in Philly He said he believes Saudi Arabia Capitol Hill and the White House in­ briefed on the sale for nearly three the corrections department simultaneously. Stockman said the rules were withdrawn oh Monday MasBachusellB, Rhode Island & Connerliruli “is essential to that peace.” If the dicate the Saudi government may be hours by CIA Deputy Director Bob­ "A lot needs to be done, not the least of which was Today in history and new guidelines will be drafted which wiil permit Chance of showers Monday. Fair Tuesday and PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - A hackles of feminists picketing main event got under way. Saudis had “not heeded our plea” willing to compromise on the thorny by Inman. revealed by testimony yesterday. We all need to roll up local communities to set their own standards. Wednesday. Overnight low temperatures in the 50s Mon­ massive roar — 90,000 voices outside the jammed stadium. Before the Stones appeared, a On Sept. 26, 1959, the worst typhoon In our shirt sleeves. The first issue to address is the needs The withdrawal was news to officials at the Food and day and ’Tuesday, the 40s Wednesday. Daytime highs in strong — welcomed Mick Jagger The British rock group, con­ 20-foot high pink curtain of adult female offenders at the Maine Correctional Japanese history left 4,464 dead. Here, the Nutrition branch of the Agriculture Department, who the 70s Monday and Tuesday, the 60s Wednesday. and the Rolling Stones to sidered by many to be the world’s emblazoned with a pale blue Center, " he said. debris of shattered homes floats amid the prepared the guidelines as a result of President Maine, New Hampshire! Partly cloudy with a chance Fliiladelphia Friday for the start greatest rock ‘n’ roll band, made mouth and tongue was pulled Other problems to be addressed include a classifica­ rooftops of Inundated structures In the wake Reagan’s slash in funding for the school lunch program. of few showers mainly north portion. Highs 65 to 75 Mon­ of their first United States tour in the scene at 3:50 p.m. on a 50- across the stage. ITie mouth and day cooling to 55 to 65 Wednesday. Lows 40 to 50. tongue is dagger’s symbol taken Administration girds tion system for inmates. of Typhoon Vera. A spokesman said Friday they has not been informed three years. foot-high, 200-foot-iong stage at Three former inmates at the center claimed Allen the guidelines should be scrapped. V erm ont: Cloudy Monday with the chance for Hungry for hard-driving rock one end of the stadium, its from his nickname ‘"rhe Lips.” beat juveniles and witnessed beatings of others. Joseph Stockman said the new rules — ridiculed by Senate showers. Clearing and turning cooler Tuesday and and the free spirit of the 1960s, bleachers and football field By the second song, it sounded Baltar, coordinator of Justice For All, a community- Democrats at a news conference Thursday — should Wednesday. Highs Monday near 70 dropping to the 60s the huge crowd rose to its feet jammed with a generally young, as if 180,000 hands were based group investigating alternatives for the criminal Reagan opposed have been irst submitted to his Office of Management Tuesday and W^nesday. Overnight lows in the 50s Mon­ and applauded in unison as the well-behaved crowd. applauding. Everyone was on his justice system, also spoke against Allen's nomination. and Budget before being made public. day and Tuesday and the 30s and 40s Wednesday. band crashed into its blaring The Stones were nearly an hour feet. for battle on budget Baltar said many members of his group were afraid to WASHINGTON (UPI) — President Reagan's plans to He said the guidelines were supposed to replace rythyms. late and for about 20 minutes Authorities said only a handful testify because they feared reprisals. He presented the eliminate the Departments of Energy and Education as stiffer regulations, ‘"rhe idea was to get government off Jagger, wearing a yellow before they came on the restless of people were drinking beer and Health and Institutional Services Committee with a part of his latest austerity drive ran into immediate our backs," he said. But he added, ’"rhere has been a National forecast sweater, white pants and white crowd booed every announce­ smoking marijuana in the WASHINGTON (UPI) - fees for boats and airplanes that get into the bone of these programs,” report he said documented abuse by Allen. public and congressional opposition Friday. great deal of misintepretation of the USDA regulations. sneakers, opened the concert ment and record.played. The last stadium. Security was tight with Conceding it will be tougher the se­ federal services. such as school lunches, he said. But the committee voted unanimously in favor of Gov. Officials of both departments said legislation By United Press International Little Kock pc 81 61 warmup band had finished guards checking bags and coats The new program is in addition to In the House, where D emocrat It was a bureaucratic goof.” City L Fcsl Hi Lo PCD Los \ngeies pc 78 63 with “ Under My Thumb,” a cond time around. President Joseph E. Brennan s choice of Allen to take over the abolishing the agencies will be submitted by November, An Agriculture aide said the guidelines were devised Albuquerque c 79 51 Louisville c 75 54 number which has raised the playing two hours before the as people entered. Reagan’s allies Friday prepared for $35 billion already cut by Congress are in the majority, O’Neill said new Corrections Department, a cabinet-level position. to “increase flexibility and cost saving” with the reduc­ Anchorage c 48 32 '.TO Memphis c 85 60 in a massive bill this summer. They Reagan has "tremendous but that it could take several years to close them even if Asheville c 78 .w 41 ...... Miami...... Beach r 83 76 . a fight to sell Congress on his newest The new department was formed this year by the Congress agrees. tion of the school lunch budget to $1.5 billion for 1982. Atlanta c 81 60 .... Milwaukee r 71 »)55 budget cuts which one Democrat are needed, Reagan said, to hold the problems” winning the support of Legislature, which separated the prisons system from Capitol Hill sources said it is doubtful Congress can Among other things, the minimum standards listed Billings r 76 51 Minneapolis r 68 60 labeled “deranged.” federal deficit near his original conservative Democrats and Birmingham r 83 62 Nashville c TO SO moderate Republicans, the two the Mental Health and Retardation Department. act on the legislation this year because of its heavy ketchip and relish as acceptable vegetables. It also Bbston c 63 48 81 New Orleans c 88 67 Senate Democrats vowed to resist target. Sen. John Kerry, D-Old Orchard Beach, said, "I'm schedule. offered a group of protein substitutes — yogurt, nuts and Brwnsvll Tx.pc 8B 70 New York c 60 52 the, latest Reagan initiative, and Treasury Secretary Donald Regan groups that made his earlier budget proud to see someone from our state withstand Buffalo pc 63 44 Oklahm Cty pc 8 8 TO and White House chief of staff Jim victories possible. Rep. John Dingell, D-Mich., chairman of the House sunflower seeds •- and suggested that tofu, a soybean Charlstn S.C. c 77 62 Omaha pc 71 64 House Speaker Thomas O’Neill said scrutiny." Energy Committee, promptly began public hearings Philadelphia c 63 47 Acclaimed writer is Baker came to Capitol Hill for the "I would have to say, yes, he’s in cake, be substituted for a hamburger to save money. Charlott N.C. c 74 51 the program was “in deep trouble” Kerry also said criticism from the former inmates Friday on Reagan's plan to dismantle the Energy “This idea that we are prepared to cut out hamburger Chicago r 77 57 '.07 Phoenix c 97 76 just one day after being announced. GOP meeting. They urged senators deep trouble, " the speaker told was "understandable" becausd of their incarceration. Cleveland cy 64 46 Pittsbureh c 64 41 reporters at his regular news con­ Department and an investigation of scheduled firings of is ridiculous," Stockman said. Columbus pc 67 C Portland M. pc 60 46 “I think its going to be really to support a controversial bill exten­ Sen. Beverly Bustin, D-Augusta, asked for a delay of department employees. Dallas pc 92 68 Portland Or. pc 67 51 tough to get the additional cuts in ding the national debt to $1 trillion ference. O'Neill said his mail shows Allen's approval until an investigation could be launched Denver pc 76 57 .03 Providence c 64 <7 the public is beginning to feel Dingell summoned 11 department officials and told Des Moines cy 71 61 Richmond c 74 43 1982,” Senate Republican leader and support the president's budget into the charges and Brennan could be consulted. them the administration "has set out to dismantle Detroit r 68 53 St. Louis cy TO 62 Howard Baker said after a meeting cuts. Reagan’s cuts in domestic social Salt Lake Cityr 82 64 back to face charges But Sen. Gerard P. Conley, D-Portland said Brennan energy programs and the Energy Department ... in Duluth r 62 53 .03 of his party members, who control Senate Democratic leader Robert programs go too far. Secretary resigns Paso pc 91 62 San Antonio pc 92 68 Rep. Bill Green. R-N.Y., said he would not nominate anyone for an office of high authori­ clear defiance of congressional actions." Hartford c 60 48 m San Diego pc 76 68 the Senate. “Nobody likes coming Byrd said Congress has already cut San Franese pc 62 5fi would view more cuts in programs ty he did not trust. Rep. Richard Ottinger, D-N.'V., head of the energy BOSTON (UPI) — Massachusetts Energy Secreta^ Honolulu c 88 77 NEW YORK (UPI) - Jack Henry against him. “ Yes,” he replied been scheduled for full parole on back and taking a second cut.” “way beyond what was recognized Indianapolis cy 73 San Juan c 91 77 like mass transit, Conrail, Amtrak, "Allegations are made day after day after day. conservation and power subcommittee, said, “It is Joseph Fitzpatrick insisted Friday his resignation did Seattle r 62 48 Abbott, convict author lionized only without expression. Aug. 25, but his parole date was The president has asked Congress as waste, fraud and abuse.” Jackson Mss. ( 88 54 Medicaid and other areas that were Proving allegations is another thing," he said. hypocritical for an administration so publicly com­ not stem from any disagreement with Gov. Eklward J. Jacksonville c ar 52 Spokane pc 59 33 a month ago by some of America’s The Manhattan District Attorney rescinded after he disappeared. to cut an extra $13 billion from Byrd, D-W.Va., said the further Kansas City r 71 67 'is Tampa c 88 68 steps would cut “to the bone of spared from earlier cuts as "a mitted to economic rehabiliation and energy security to King and will not harm King’s chances for re-election. Las Vegas c 92 71 Washington c 73 54 leading literary lights, was returned is seeking an indictment against Ab­ Abbott won sudden literary fame mostly domestic spending in fiscal dismember the department and abandon these “I expect to see you all in January 1983 at the Eld King Wichita pc 81 66 to New York Friday to face charges bott in the July 18 stabbing death of this summer for his critically year 1982, which starts next week, human programs, decent programs failure to live up to an agreement" programs." inaugural ball,” Fitzgerald told a news conWence an­ in the stabbing death of an aspiring Richard Adan, 22, outside a Manhat­ acclaimed “In the Belly of the and approve $3 billion in new that Americans want.” between the White House and moderate Republicans. Report delivered Sen. James McClure, R-Idaho, chairman of the Senate nouncing he will quit Nov. 20 to take a private consulting young actor. tan restaurant. Beast,” a series of letters written to taxraising measures such as user “The Democrats will resist going Energy Committee, said before the president's speech job. Abbott, who hid out in Mexico and Fisher said he expects the grand novelist Norman Mailer describing PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI) — An independent report Thur^ay that dismantling the department would send Fitzpatrick was appointed head of the Department of the Louisiana oil fields while fleeing jury to make its decision early next in powerful language his years in on the health of reputed New England mob boss Ray­ the wrong signal to U.S. allies a ^ u f American deter­ Energy in January 1979 helping steer the King campaign authorities, was arraigned before month. If Abbott is indicted, he will prison for crimes ranging from mond L.S. Patriarca was hand-delivered Friday after­ mination to solve its energy problems. and has since been one of the Democratic governor’s L ottery U.S. Magistrate Ruth Washington in also plead innocent to the slaying. armed robbery to murder. Family says exorcism was noon to the state attorney general's office. McClure instead prefers limiting programs, and said closest advisers. U.S. District Court in Manhattan on Earlier in the day, Fisher s^ d he Mailer was instrumental in get­ Its findings, which won't be released until a court the administration will have to show dismantling would King, who trailed behind former Gov. Michael a charge of escaping from federal spoke with Abbott by telephone and ting Abbott’s book published and in hearing on the matter, is likely to determine whether save funds. Dukakis and Lt. Gov. Thomas P. O’Neill III — both custody while on parole. “under the circumstances, he arranging for his transfer from Patriarca, 73, is well enough to endure the stress of a Numbers drawn Friday New Hampshire daily; Energy Secretary James Edwards — who will spend Democrats and seeking his job — in the latest voter opi­ in New England: 2625 Magistrate Washington scheduled sounded okay. prison to a halfway house in Manhat­ enough to drive out spirits trial on charges he ordered a 1%5 gangland slaying. next week in Europe to meet Saudi Arabian Oil Minister nion poll, has not chosen a successor for Fitzpatrick. a hearing Oct. 5. Defense lawyer "It’s a rather traumatic tan. The three-page report by Dr. Albert Most, a Rhode Connecticut daily: 329 Maine daily: 226 Sheikh Yamani and attend an energy forum — said “The governor will start the review process and look Ivan Fisher made no bail applica­ experience, I think,” the lawyer When Abbott was arrested Island Hospital cardiologist, is based on a Sept. 22 of the Connecticut play four: Rhode Island daily: 0449 LEE, Mass. (UPI) — A Lee fami­ purported experts on demons who the home. Friday it will take six months to get congressional ap­ at the various candidates but he hasn't decided who it’s tion and Abbott, who entered no plea said. “He came from jail. It’s awful Wednesday at his $4-an-hour job as ailing crime figure. 2708 ly who fled from home because of lecture nationwide on supernatural During the exorcism the priest proval and another 18 months “to lock down the depart­ going to be,” said King press aide Roy Lyons. to the charge, was taken by federal to contemplate being back in it.” an oilfield roustabout in Morgan Ci­ phenomenon who have been in­ blessed the family, sprinkled holy Spokesman Daniel Hackett said Attorney General ment and go home." Lyons brushed aside the question of whether Fitz­ ty, La., he said he had been unable what they claimed were super­ marshals to the nearby Judge Jeffrey Atlas issued an natural forces that smashed volved with similar situations, in­ water outside and inside the struc­ Dennis J. Roberts II will make a recommendation Meantime, Education Secretary Terrel Bell, in a patrick’s resignation would hurt King politically. Metropolitan Correctional Center. arrest warrant for Abbott Thursday to buy a copy of his book because he crucifixes, levitated furniture and cluding one in Amityville, N.Y., ture and said a "traditional Latin whether or not to try Patriarca at the hearing. No date memo to department employees, said, “The exact “It's a legitimate question, but’the answer has to be AssisUnt U.S. Attorney David on the basis of an affidavit by Detec­ w^s afraid to go into a bookstore has been set for that hearing by Superior Court Judge beat people said Friday an exorcism which became the subject of a book mass" in the living room, Warren changes have not been finalized, but I am working with no,” he said. “I don’t mean that to demean Joe Fitz­ Liebvov said New York State will tive William Majeski saying an in­ since his picture was on the cover. Joseph F. Rodgers Jr. and movie. said. the White House and the Office of Management and patrick in anyway ... but there are a lot of good people now file a petition with the court to formant claimed to have seen Ab­ He said he was unaware his book appears to have worked. After examinations in August and mid-September, Dr. Alm anac Lui G. passetto Jr., his wife Dale The Warrens said a priest, who Mrs. Warren said, “During this Budget in the development of an administration out there and I’m sure whoever the governor appoints take over. Abbott’s custody. bott stab Adan, an aspiring actor had done so well. they refused to identify by name, periord of time, there were certain Bernard Lown of Harvard Medical School, a defense reorganization plan." will continue to carry out the innovative programs Joe “He said he didn’t even know it and their two children moved from physician, reported Patriarca's condition worsened During the brief arraignment, Ab­ and playwright working as a waiter, conducted an exorcism 'Thursday individuals who felt a vibrating type Sen. Robert Stafford, R-Vt!, head of the Senate educa­ has already put in place.” after the two argued. Abbott dis­ bad become a best seller,” said the two-story wood frame home in since last spring when he was ruled too ill for trial. bott, who wore a blue shirt and the small ^ rk sh ire county town which lasted about two hours. of feeling in the floor. She said the tion subcommittee, opposes Reagan's proposal to It was the second cabinet resignation in two months. cream-colored slacks, was asked if appeared after the stabbing. Morgan City detective Bob Bazet. On Friday, Dale Passetto said she cellar "filled with smoke" for no ap­ Patriarca's trial in the 1965 slaying of small-time eliminate the department immediately, and wants an Human Services Secretary Charles Mahoney quit July By United Press International “He thought we were kidding him. Aug. 28, after family members said hoodlum Raymond “ Baby" Curcio was tentatively set he knew why he was in court and the The convict author, who has spent they experienced visitations by “had faith” the religious ceremony parent reason. evaluation of how it is operating. 27. Today is Saturday, Sept. 26, the 269th day of 1981 with 25 years of his life behind bars, had When he heard that he really perked to begin next week, but its start hinges on the crime nature of the federal charges “visible spirits,” levitations of peo­ had worked. “We will be moving to Following the ceremony, Mrs. Stafford also wants any reorganized education depart­ Fitzpatrick, a graduate of Boston College, worked 96 to follow. up.” the house, probably sometime next Warren said, the priest told the figure's health. ment to have sub-Cabinet status, which would allow its with King at the New England Council in the early 1970s ple and objects, including a The moon is almost in its new phase. Abbott’s literary agent said “In week,” she said. group he was confident "everything Patriarca suffers from diabetes and heart troubles. head'to participate in Cabinet meetings, an aide said. and was widely regarded as the governor’s resident in­ Tile morning star is Mars. the Belly of the Beast” has already refrigerator, and physical abuse. He had one toe amputated last year because of Officials from the Roman was gone from the home of a Bell's proposal for a research foundation would have tellectual conservative. TTie evening stars are Venus and Jupiter. earned $100,(MO and its projected The Passettos described the gangrene. spirits as a small boy dressed in Catholic Diocese of nearby negative or demonic nature.” She such status. The energy policy-maker said one reason he accepted Those bom on this date are under the sign of Libra. Poland passes earnings should reach $250,000. said the family will now be involved Patriarca, who was arraigned on a stretcher last white and a tall, evil-looking hooded Springfield had refused to discuss A coalition of national education groups announced the position as managing partner of Essex Consulting American composer George Gershwin was bom on Mailer, who is on location in the the situation, but indicated priests in "religious and spiritual” spring in New Bedford, Mass., in another gangland they will fight the closing of the Education Department. Services of J. Makowski Associates of Boston was Utah mountains for the filming of “thing.” slaying case, walked into U.S. District Court in Sept. 26, 1898. The family contacted Edward and from the diocese would not be in­ fcounseling with a priest. Bernie Freitag, vice president of the National Educa­ because the heyday of government innovation in energy On this date in history: his book “The Executioner’s Song,” volved in any religious ceremony at Providence Thursday to be booked on a labor tion Association, said the plan is another indication is on the wane. has refused comment. Lorraine Warren of Monroe, Conn.. racketeering indictment handed down the previous night In 1777, British troops occupied Philadelphia during compromise law “that President Reagan is on a course that will destroy “’The business of problemsolving for energy has been the American Revolution. in Miami. public education." transferred to the private sector,” he said, adding that In 1950, U.N. troops took Seoul, the capital of South Patriarca was indicted last winter on charges he many of his programs had developed to a point where Korea, from North Korean communist forces. WARSAW, Poland (UPI) - ning that the fate of the nation ordered the Curcio killing and the 1968 slaying of ac­ his guidance was no longer necessary. In 1959, the worst typhoon in Japanese history left 4,- Moving to avoid another major conr depended on the independent union cused bank robber Robert Candos, whose body was Kerry also said criticism from the former inmates frontation with the Solidarity labor renouncing and all thoughts of found in North Attleboro two years later. All about collecting 464 dead. was “understandable” because of their incarceration. union, the Polish parliament Friday seizing power and abandoning its Mob hit man Nicholas Palmigiano admitted both In 1972, the United States proposed a new world Russ MacKendrick writes about stamps, coins and Sen. Beverly Bustin, D-Augusta, asked for a delay of approved a compromise worker “anti-Soviet” line during the second slayings and testified at bail hearings that Patriarca monetary system to allow greater flexibility in almost anything collectible — in “Collectors' Corner," Allen’s approval until an investigation could be launched self-management law under which half of its controversial congress ordered the killings. exchange rates. every Tuesday in The Herald's Focus/Leisure section. into the charges and Brennan could be consulted. union members and the government opening in the Baltic port of Gdansk A thought for the day: American clergyman Reinhold will jointly choose plant managers. Saturday. Niebuhr said, “Man’s capacity for justice makes As delegates g ath er^ In Gdansk democracy possible but man’s inclination to injustice for the start Saturday of the second Winding up a two-day meeting. makes democracy necessary.” round of Solidarity’s crucial Parliament fired Building Minister national congress, union leaders Jerzy Brzostek for mismanagement warned passage of the law — even and approved a self-management Quote / Unquote though it was offered as com­ law that represented a major con­ promise by Solidarity’s leadership cession by both the government and Hlanrlirfitpr lirrald — would not guarantee its accep­ Solidarity. tance by the union rank and file. Head overalls and Buster Brown shoes." But union insiders still predicted a "I was shocked when I saw Mrs. ReaganI I — Minnie Pearl, countrystyle humorist, on her ‘"rhe congress may approve or wonder what kind of taste she has? Hollywood . O fficial ManchcBter Ne%e§paper reject this version of the law,” bitter floor fight on the issue at the aeiectlon by NashvHle Magaxine as one of the Solidarity congress. Local union kind. I suppose.” Tannasaaa cHy's 10 beet-dressed c e le b r^ . USPS 327-500 vol. C, No. 304 Solidarity national spokesman — Lillian Carter, mothar of former President Janusz Onyszklewicz said. Parlia­ chapters have charged that Published daily except Sunday and certain holidays by Solidarity’s executive presidium Carter, on reports that first lady Nancy Reagan "It’s the toughest drunk driving law In the ment also fired a cabinet minister was surprised by the physical condition of the the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, overstepped its authorltiy and sold United States." Manchester, Conn. 06040. Second class postage paid at and issued a resolution that con­ White House. — Oov. Joseph E. Brennan of Maine, on his demned anti-Soviet activities but out the union position hy offering the (McCdTs) Manchester, Conn. POSTMASTER: Send address compromise in the fir^ place. •iAjov.: state’s new mandatory (all terms and tinea for changes to Tlie Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, stressed the need for cooperation with the union and for Poland to criminally drunk drivara — aven first oflandera. Manchester, Conn. 06040. "It cost US more to fly to Columbus for the Ohio solve its problems on its own. ‘"The presidium had no authority State game last year than It did to fly to Seattle to “Sometimes your family gets a little up tight. Fewer military patrols were seen to do that,” a spokesman at the War­ play Washington four years before." To subscribe, or to report a delivery problem, call 647- saw Solidarity office said. “It now Especially your kids when you rip them." 9946. Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday on the streets than ‘Thursday, when — Lea Corso, head football coach at IndlatM — Bob Ueefcer, the TV parsonalHy who calls Prime Minister Wojciech Jaruzelski puts the congress in the position of University, on the new trend In collega sports to through Friday and 7 to 10 a.m. Saturday. Delivery voting on a law already passed by MmaaN “Mr. BaeabaN” dsspHa a limited nia(a^ should be made by 5 p.m. Monday through Friday and by announced the army was being limit travel schedulea In order to save money. league earaar, on hla aoH-dlaparaglng brand of called oat to help police curb “anti- the government.” 7:30 a.m. Saturday. At the first round of the union con­ Lllllan Carter Rev. Jerry Falwell h untor. Suggested carrier rates are $1.20 weekly, $5.12 for one state and anti-Soviet excesses.” "In short, halfway between Ernest Hemingway CWB-H) ^ Here and there, soldiers with gress, Solidarity demanded that and Zane Grey, with no bureaucratese." month, $15.35 -for three months, $30.70 for six months, and $81.40 for one year. Mail rates are available on batons walked alongside policemen workers alone he empowered to' — Malcolm Baldrige, secratary of commerce, choose their bosses, without the in­ Uncofn peychologlat, on research that shows ^ “If we could get Adolf Hitler out of hell for atfitit on their beats but the atmosphere, if Instructing statfara to writs clearly. request. terference of authorities. It longer couples stay married, the lees Intimate 30 seconds, he’d say amen to that.’’ anything, was relaxed. Island hideaway — Rev. Jerry Falwall, leader of the Moral demanded a national referendum on they become. To place a classified or display advertisement, or to In Moscow, the official Soviet "People who go into marriage expecting their Majority, claiming Ood will treat modem nations the issue and threatened to boycott a barn-llke guest house, a tow-car garage and report a news item, story or picture idea, call 643-3711. news agency Tass gave prominent An air view of a new $3.1 million Island hideaway on Martha’s a main house, partner to be their best friend are expecting a on Iho baala of how lhay treat Jews. The U.S. any self-management law passed "This has got to be the funniest thing that has (mice hours' are 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday th ro u ^ coverage to portions of Jaruzelski’s tennis courts. great deal." clergyman la a backer of laraol. without such a poll. Vineyard, Mass, shows where Jacqueling Kennedy Onassis will ever happened. The only labels I know are Duck Friday. tough warning to Solidarity in a — Paul Cameron, a University of Nebraaka- parliament speech TTiursday. Tlie proposal accepted by parlia­ spend the summers. When finished, the comples will consist of Tass reported ,'Janizelski’s war- ment dropped that demand.

. - . ' i (t THE HERALD, Sat., Sept. 26, 1981 - 5 4 — THE HERALD, Sat., Sept. 26, 1981 Bailey to look into Bond panel But not enough to restore cut services OKs loan Cassano says town funds OK ’’Next year will be the toughest city's mayorgi race to MARCH Deputy Mayor Stephen T. Cassano renovation project because long­ money and he said there will be ad­ year,” said Cassano, pointing to said the quarterly review of the term borrowing is now iiiipractlcal ditional money coming In from the The state Bond Commission because of high interest rates. sale of the Buckland School, for President Reagan’s recent call for Milner challenged the results in take. town budget has shown that, funds 12 percent budget cutbacks in social HARTFORD (UPl) - State s At­ Friday approved a $200,000 loan to are tight, but "overall, We’re in • Unexpected resignations and $158,000. torney John Bailey said Friday he court, claiming voting He said, though, he had secured a He also said the town has saved service budgets. “ Any call for MARCH Inc.; a Manchester-based pretty good shape.” early retirements, which have left will investigate “whether any irregularities, and his suit led a court order to protect “other organization, to hnild » omnn home money by trimming the payroll. reinstatement of services at this However, Cassano called it the town short by $15,000. crimes were committed” in the judge this week to order a new elec­ existing (election) records.” for six mentally retarded adults. Nine positions were cut at budget time would be fiscally irrespon­ "fiscally irresponsible” to advocate • Unexpected resignations and city’s Democratic mayoral tion for Oct. 13. Superior Court Judge Douglass time last spring and Cassano said an sible.” A spokesman for the commission the reinstatement now of services early retirements, which have left primary, which was tossed out and a It was the first time in Connec­ Wright signed an order for the new additional one-and-one-half Cassano said it is unrealistic to said the commission approved the that have been cut to save funds. the town short by $15,000. new election ordered by a judge. ticut history that a primary was election Tuesday following an positions have since been call for reinstatement of such ser­ agreement reached in chambers loan, which has an interest rate of On the negative side, Cassano said • Cuts in school aid by $5,800. The top prosecutor of the overturned, said Hartford Deputy about 7.5 percent. • The potential that contingency eliminated. vices as twice-a week garbage Hartford-New Britain Judicial Corporation Counsel Richard between attorneys for Milner, the federal and state cutbacks have left In all, the deputy mayor said collection. MARCH plans to build a one-story the town with less money than funds will have to be tapped to nuike District said after reviewing some Cosgrove. city and Athanson. about $400,000 of additional revenue He reiterated that additional home on a half-acre site at the cor­ projected. up for short falls in federal and state documents from the fourway race, A primary victory would virtually ’Though only one piece of evidence has been generated by the town. revenue generated by the town will ner of East Middle Turnpike and For example, he said cuts are aid and to pay for an appeal, if “I am unable to conclude any assure Milner’s election as the first was presented in court, Milner’s at­ However, he cautioned that this is help It avoid what could otherwise Ferguson Road. The agency opened projected in revenue sharing funds necessary, to the lawsuit charging specific crimes were committed.” black mayor of the heavily torney, Richard Bieder, turned over its first group home earlier this year not a windfall waiting to be spent. be a deficit situation. He said there evidence of alleged voting fraud and and he said there is information in­ the town with racial discrimination. “However. I have also made a Democratic Connecticut capital — in a renovated house on Woodbridge “Most of that has been spent,” he is not money to spare. irregularities to Bailey. dicating that 10 percent will be Cassano also pointed out that the determination to begin a full in­ the state's second largest city. He Street. contingency fund could be wiped out said, noting that extra money in ’The Board of Directors budget vestigation,” he said. also would become the first black Bieder said the evidence included withheld from state grants to local some areas helps cover shortfalls in committee comprises Cassano and Karen DeCrow, left, former president of the votes being purchased and absentee health departments. by claims against the town in court Bailey said he had received two mayor elected by popular vote in for such things as a fall on a others. Republican Peter P. DiRosa Jr., National Organization of Women and Phyllis requests for an investigation, one New England. ballots given to unauthorized voters. Cassano said other unexpected He said the Board of Directors has who agreed that the extra revenues Neither Bieder nor Bailey would expenses include: sidewalk. Schlafly, Moral Majority advocate, arrive at from six-term incumbent Mayor Bailey said state and city police Herald photo by Tarquinlo Breakfast set already made the decision not to should not be appropriated and elaborate. • An additional $128,000 for short­ But, on the plus side, Cassano said the Hartford Civic Center Friday for their George Athanson and the other from and inspectors from his office would allocate any more money until next urged that the town stick to its debate on the.Equal Rights Amendment Milner’s orginal suit also claimed term borrowing, which was the town may have an excess of austerity budget. the attorney for state Rep. Thirman assist in the probe. Energy Savers some $130,000 from insurance year. during a two-day conference at the Civic Milner, D-Hartford, who lost the The prosecutor declined comment polling places did not open on time; for Weinberg necessary for the high school on the evidence he had reviewed or voting machines functioned im­ Center. Sept. 8 primary to Athanson by 94 Deputy Mayor Stephen T. Oassano (left) preaenta Acting Assis­ votes. the direction the investigation would properly; ’The committee for the re-election tant General Manager Steven R. Werbner with a special Gover­ of Barbara Weinberg to the Board of 2 nor’s Energy Savers Award Friday. Werbner accepted on Directors will hold a pancake and behalf of the town Water and Sewer Department, In sausage breakfast at the Elks Club recognitions of its reduction in energy consumption due to a on Bissell Street Sunday from 8:30 Schlafly angers four-day, 10-hour-a-day work week in the water maintenance a.m. to 2 p.m. and sewer maintenance sections. Other town energy saving The committee describes the measures Include changing of oil burners to more efficient event as a family affair that will burners, replacing windows in Lincoln Center, reducing the combine a little politics with an ERA backers number of town cars taken home and Instituting a townwide enjoyable social event. ’The “Pride 6 of Ballbriggan’’ band from carpool system. By Suzanne Trimel and raise your pay. ERA simply Ballbriggan, Ireland, will play. ’The won’t do any one of those group is here as part of a Friendship United Press International things. " Mrs. Schlafly said. Force exchange program. HARTFORD — In an “ironic “What it will do is take away Tickets for the breakfast will cost the legal rights women have Party due for Mercier $2.50 for adults and $1.75 for twist,” the Reagan ad­ ministration’s stand on economic traditionally enjoyed throughout children and senior citizens. ’Tickets history, ” she said. Tickets, at a $4 donation, will be and social issues may boost the A wine and cheese party to raise , will be available at the door. campaign for ratification of the Chief among those rights, Mrs. available at the door. For informa­ funds for Donna Richardson Mer­ Equal Rights Amendment, a Schlafly said, was exemption cier, a Republican candidate for the tion phone’ 646-8059. leading ERA supporter said from military registration and Another Republican fund-raiser Board of Directors, has been Friday. the draft. scheduled for Friday, Oct. 2 from 7 scheduled is a tag sale at The inside story Karen DeCrow, former presi­ Ms. DeCrow differed the McDonald’s parking lot on West exemption was a "right.” to 10 p.m. at the Pumpemickle Pub, Jack Anderson tells the inside dent of the National Organization on Oakland Street. Center Street Oct. 4 from 10 a.m. to for Women, said many people “1 fully agree the young story in “Washington Merry-Go- women of America do not want to Lewis Rome, a Hepublican guber­ 3 p.m. Rain date is Oct. 11. Several Round” — every day on the opinion who felt the ERA was un­ natorial hopeful will visit at about 8 be drafted." she said. "However, Republican candidates will be there page of The Herald. necessary because of social and p.m. to meet the public. economic gains from the I think we must point out that the feminist movement now perceive young men of America do not want to be drafted.” UPl photo toe administration as a threat to those gains and are joining the Ms. DeCrow adm itted the For sale: one bridge. The buyer must agree Warren truss bridge spans the Quinniplac ranks of ERA supporters. amendment, which will lapse if to rehabilitate the Toelles Road Bridge, River from Wallingford to North Haven, and Calendars “It’s an ironic twist,” said Ms. not ratified by next June, would was built in 1898. The Connecticut Depart­ DeCrow. “But the Reagan ad­ not end discrimination but would which is eligible for listing in the National “put a legal base of equality un­ Register of Historic Places^ The 114-foot ment of Transportation is seeking bids. ministration may actually be radicalizing people. People der our nation that will be ours no perceive toe administration as matter what administration is in wanting to turn back the hands of office.” Manchester MCC events She described the ERA as a s Some seem interested in time socially, and that is helping us.” "bread and butter issue Monday Manchester Community College offers this calendar Ms. DeCrow spoke with "What is at stoke is economic Pension board, 3 p.m.. Municipal Building hearing of events in the interest of the community. All the MCC- jeporters after a debate with her independence for women, she room. sponsored activities listed below are open to the public chief foe, Reagan advisor and said. state's offer to sell bridge Zoning Board of Appeals, 7 p.m.. Municipal Building and many are free of charge. anti-ERA proponent Phyllis The audience of 1,300 — mostly hearing room. Monday, Sept. 28. Schlafly. It was toe 50th time the women and overwhelmingly Commisson in Aging, 7;30 p.m.. Senior Center. ‘"The Picture Place”, exhibition by Diane Chapman at Autumn Inspiration? two had debated, either abortion ERA supporters — booed and WALLINGFORD (UPIl - negotiable and could be as little as ‘who’s going to buy a bridge?” ’ she Board of Education, 8 p.m., Bentley School. E hissed Mrs. Schlafly and later, in Maribeth Demma acknowledges not $1, but there is a catch involved, said. ”It’s surprising, we’ve already Hartford Road lower level Rm. H-16 — show to run or toe proposed constitutional many people would want to buy a through Oct. 9. Two women take advantage of a fine fall day to do some painting under the Oakgrove bridge. amendment, Ms. DeCrow said. a question and answer period, said Ms. Demma, an environmental had a few nibbles on it. Technically, T hursday some speakers angrily attacked bridge, but says the state’s offer to analyst in the Transportation it could be sold for $1.” Bandshell Committee, 4 p.m.. Municipal Building Tuesday, Sept. 29 Mrs. Schlafly said ERA “will sell one has already drawn some Department. The steel warren truss bridge, probate court. •College Preparation, 916 Pratt & Whitney Aircraft. not give women any new rights her. “If it will do us no good and it "nibbles.” The purchaser must agree to with a 114-foot span and a travel Cheney National Historic District Commission, 4:30 Wednesday, Sept. 30 but will take away many legal The unprecedented offer is being width of 14-feet, was built in 1898. It p.m.. Municipal Building hearing room. ••Lunch: Ham and broccoli crepes, noon. Student rights.” will get us nowhere then what the remove the bridge from its current hell are you fighting so hard made by the state Transportation location over the Quinnipiac River, connects Wallingford and North Judge’s hours, 6:30 p.m.. Municipal Building probate Center Dining Room, $3. 4 “ERA will not stop husbands Soccer: MCC vs. Post College, home game, 3 p.m. Plea made for highway funds against it for?” said one woman, Department, which will begin court- from beating up their wives. rehabilitate it and then reconstruct Haven. her voice shaking. publishing advertisements soon and it, said Ms. Demma, who admitted The bridge is eligible for listing in Emergency Medical Services Council, 7jjp.m., Thursday, Del. 1 ERA will not solve alimony P Municipal Building hearing room. ••Lunch: Roast Cornish hen, noon. Student Center Mayor Stephen T. Penny said he highway “trade-in” funds. projects. capitol region. cases. ERA will not come along open bidding for the Toelles Road many people treated the offer as the National Register of Historic Manchester hopes to fund its Main Bridge on Oct. 1. "kind of a joke.” Places — and therein lies the hitch. Dining Room, $3. and other capitol region mayors and This is money Allocated for “Of course, the governor couldn’t ••Dinner: Braised pork, 6 p.m.. Student Center Interstate highway projects that fall Street reconstruction project and make any commitments, because The price for the historic bridge is “Of course, everbody is saying first selectmen met Thursday with the realignment of Main and Center Andover Dining Room, $5. Gov. William A. O’Neill to urge sup­ through. It is turned back to the this was the first time he was •Financial Record Keeping, 703, ABCD Center. port for saving the area’s Interstate state for individual highway streets with trade-in funds. hearing this, but I think he was sym­ Friday, Oel. 2 But the availability is in question. pathetic,” said Penny. Parley sought on SS Monday ••Dinner: Mexican night, 6:30 p.m.. Student Center Penny noted that there were $30 Meanwhile, Sen. Christopher Town Clerks, 7 p.m.. Town Office Building. million worth of projects in toe Dodd, D.-Conn., announced his op­ Dining Room, $5. WASHINGTON (UPl) - House Republicans. O'Neill off to Europe Tax Collector, 7 p.m.. Town Office Building. Saturday, Oct. 3 capitol region ready for construc­ position to a House of Represen­ "I await further discussions with Lights on in Jan. tion this year, but only about $6 Speaker Thomas O’Neill Friday Assessor, 7 p.m.. Town Office Building. Soccer: MCC vs. Berkshire Community College, tatives proposal that would limit accepted President Reagan’s invita­ the president on this matter, ’ Planning and Zoning Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Town Of­ million was available. states’ access to trade-in funds by O'Neill said. away game, 2 p.m. The traffic signal light at toe unique, and only is manufactured tion to form a long-range Social fice Building. by one company. So, it takes a To make matters worse, some of earmarking them for specific Security task force, but said he is Rep. J.J. Pickle, D-Texas, chair­ Recreation Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Town Office comer of EUist Middle ’Turnpike the money turned back from projects. •Non-credit community services courses begin. Open and Parker Street probably will long time to replace. “ very concerned” about White man of the House Social Security Building. on a space-available basis. Advance registration is I^nnan said it will be mid Interstate projects within the Under this procedure, officials es­ subcommittee, said another task to lure manufacturers not be fully operative until at capitol region — such as Interstate timate that Connecticut would get House views on benefit cuts. necessary. For further information, call 6462137. least toe first of the year, police December before the com­ In his nationally broadcast speech force is not needed because • •Reservations for lunch and dinners must be made ponents can be manufactured to 291 — have been siphoned out of the only $6.7 million of the $40 million in everybody knows what Social HARTFORD (UPJi - Gov. sion meeting in the morning. Bolton Chief Robert D. Lannan an­ area, Penny said. trade-in funds it needs next year for “Thursday night, Reagan proposed a is caught in a more than $120 million in advance by calling 646-4900, extension 205. repair toe signal. He said the bipartisan task force to look at a Security's problems are. William O’Neill departed Friday for The trip is the first for O’Neill to bind between its budget deficit and nounced. For example, he pointed out that current highway projects, according an 11-day trip to France, Germany, The light’s control box was repairs will probably not be com­ long-term solution to Social "What we need is specific legisla­ the three countries. His overseas federal funding reductions. Monday toe state Department of Transporta­ to Dodd’s office. tion by the administration," Pickle and England, in an attempt to at­ damaged recently by an acci­ plete until January. Security’s financial ills. Experts say travels have been limited to a 1977 "The intent of the trip is to im­ Town Clerk, 7 p.m.. Town Hall. He reminded motorists that tion wants to allocate a large said. He called on the Senate to “ad­ tract more European manufac­ dent. toe system faces a financial crunch vacation in Ireland. prove the climate in the state,” Tax Collector, 7 p.m.. Town Hall. caution lights flash on East Mid­ amount of toe trade-in funds to a next century when the World War II vance a meaningful bill," and said turers to Connecticut. The governor, who succeeded the O’Neill said. “The Europeans are Assessor/Building Official, 7 p.m.. Town Hall. ’The Board of Directors ap­ major highway project in toe New he is confident the House would con­ He was accompanied by his wife. proved a bid waiver ’Tuesday dle Turnpike, but Parker Street baby boom generation retires. . ' late Ella Grasso in January, is still impressed with us and feel as Public Building Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Fireplace PANCAKE BREAKFAST Britain area, even though toe money O’Neill told reporters he "couldn't sider it. Nikki; Economic Development night, which allows General traffic is obliged to stop at was turned back from projects scheduled to meet with as many as though it’s important to have a Room, Community Hall. flashing red lights. Financial advice refuse the president of the United Pickle was ignored by the House Commissioner Edward Stockton; FOR Manager Robert B. Weiss to within the capitol region. SOO.business, bank, insurance, legal governor there.” Ladies Auxiliary, 8 p.m.. Firehouse. Lannan urged drivers to be es­ Sylvia Porter tells how to get States,” but pointed out the com­ Democratic leadership's decision — Gary Miller, director of the agen­ and accounting representatives in He said his wife, who is on leave of Senior Citizens Committee, 7:30 p.m., Bentley BARBARA WEINBERG order toe necessary parts. Penny said the mayors asked the cy’s international division, and J. But Weiss noted that each traf­ pecially careful at this intersec­ “Your Money’s Worth” — daily on mission make-up would be lopsided with which he publicly disagreed -- Paris, Frankfurt and London. He absence as a school teacher, is Memorial Library. tion, with toe changing autumn governor to support the concept of to block any Social Security bill this David Cerchio, the state s European fic signal control box — which keeping nloney turned back from the business page in The Under Reagan’s proposal, 10 of the also will visit Connecticut’s Euro­ paying her own way. O’Neill said his weather. year except a short-term fix. representative. pean office in Frankfurt. W ednesday governs toe cycle of signles — is '■ capitol region projects within the Manchester Herald. 15 members would be named by expenses are being covered by the Conservation Commission, 7:30 p.m., Herrick Park "The thrust of the trip is to meet O'Neill said it will be a “pretty in­ non-profit Connecticut Economic 2 Building. businessmen and bankers from tense trip.” Development Corp., a group of France, Germany, and England, to The governor again disputed business executives who support the induce them to come here and set up criticism that the trip was ill-timed, state’s economic development ef­ Action group is formed J i i a manufacturing plants and firms,” coming as it does when Connecticut forts. O’Neill said after a Bond Commis­ 455 HARTFORD RD. Call 647-9946 j OPEN DAILY ■ Sam to 9pm MANCHESTER 643-52301 6 Ambualnce hits auto For Sorne want to nip condos in bud percent indicated an in­ toe region with low cost Fireside Realty said the Home Delivery By Richard Cody sion would be looking for Market Analysis, a study Visit our enlarged An ambulance responding to a call Police said Ledbetter had the damage to the front and right side, that outlines what he sees terest in some type of housing. firm is waiting to see what Herald Reporter input. Thursday morning and a 1979 green light and that a large building police said. Gene Sammartino. as toe benefits of cluster- multi-family dwellings, “Thompson said some of residents want and what the commission does Chevette collided at Main Street and on the corner blocked his vision. Police charged Wayne M. Mon- owner of Fireside Realty tyoe development in An­ particulary for.toe elderly. the residents may be ' ANDOVER - About 20 before it comes in with a School Supply Dept East Middle Turnpike. Heavy construction was also under nier, 20, of 107 Spruce St., with residents are banding Inc. and Fri-Land Equities dover. He also offered to With toe help of sUte rallying suport for the formal application. The ambulance, driven by Ray­ way at the time of the accident, the leaving the scene of an accident, together to try to stop toe Inc., said earlier this hire a consultant, John funds, a housing complex commission’s meeting this mond C. Shedd, 22, of Shadydell driving with a suspended license and for toe elderly has been put Monday. He said their \ report said. No charges were filed. idea of having con­ summer he was planning Loranger from Hartford, Lane, was westbound on East Mid­ Shedd was treated for a knee in­ operating an uninsured car after the DEMOCRATIC MEMBER dominiums in town before, on asking toe conimission to help toe commission at up in town and was opened objective is to "put in a dle Turnpike when the incident oc- jury at Manchester Memorial 1977 Ford T-Bird he was driving BOARD OF DIRECTORS they are proposed to toe to write in regulations that no cost to toe town. earlier this year. concerted effort to perhaps Personal advice 10% OFF ANY cured at 7:37 a.m. Hospital and released. ’The am­ struck a telephone pole on Center permit multi-housing “The town at present has Sammartlno’s study convince the Planning and i Planning and Zoning Com­ The driver of the car, Richard H. bulance, owned by Manchester Am­ Street early ’Ihursday morning. mission. developments. If toe com­ no provisions in Its zoning reports that condominiums Zoning Commission that It Abigail Van Buren offers Ledbetter, 22, of 88 Porter St., said bulance, 134 East Center St., Monier was headed east on Center J. Russell Thompson, mission did this, he said, he regulations for such are less expensive to buy should not write in new personal advice daily in he did not hear the siren as he received damage to, the front and Street at 3:38 a.m. when his car left SUNDAY, SEPT. 27th former first selectnum and would be submitting an housing. In order for such a per square foot than a regulations or Issue a one of America’s best-read School Supply entered the intersection' from Main left side. Ledbetter’s car received the road and struck a light pole, 8:30 A.M .-2 P.M. application for approval of proposal to be processed, residential dwelling. special permit.” / columns, "Dear Abby,” in Street. ' now a member of the knocking power out in the area. ELKS' GUIB, BISSELL ST., MANGHESTER Zoning Board of Appeals, a plan, though he ^ d there Kostic has said, the com­ Condominiums are “The residents are plan­ “The Manchester Herald’s Police said Monnler left the scene said the residents are is no specific location in mission would have to housing complexes where ning to circulate flyers to Focus section. Purchase of the accident to call his girlfriend, "trying to organize enou^' mind at present. He said write toe regulations in. people own their individual all townspeople, and to No filters for water who drove him to Hartford Hospital, < people opposed to this toe most "viable” q>ot is a In 1978 toe commission units and jointly share hold another meeting with this coupon where he received 10-12 stitches in ADULTS: $150 SENKMS: $1.75 ' bousing” to submit their 75-acre piece on Routes 8 surveyed the town, and costs for facilities tike sometime in October. Customers in the Rockledfe- Southeastern section of Manchester the chin. GNUREii: $1.75 i views to toe commission and 87, where another of great majority of those hallways, land and water At this point, the The Inside story 'offer Good 9/26 to 10/2 L ookout M ountain a r e a s ,of caused by restrictions imposed by After leaving the hospital, police supply. Eiach condominium residents, other than for guidance. his firms. Tiger Lee who reponded indicated Jack Anderson tells the Manchester will again be receiving the Water Improvement Program. said, Monier came directly to police Commission Chairman Construction Co., is they saw condominium development can vary as to “Thompson, are reluctant to TMXETS A V ttiU U AT DOW OR BY reveal their Identities, and inside story in unfiltered water the Water and ’The department said the use of un- headquarters where he reported the ' GAUJNG 047-1410 W S4M7IS John Kostlc has said since excavating. development as something what is individually and Sewer Department said Friday, as it filtered water will be necessary for accident,' still wearing his commonly owned. said toe exact time and "Washington Merry-Go- , OPEH SUNDAY the first wind of a conning At toe commission’s last that would damage toe Round” — every day on toe resumes use of the Howard Pum­ two weeks and that pressure would bloodstained clothes. proposal for a con­ meeting Sept. 14, Samiftar- town’s rural character. Sammartino also in­ place of toe meeting will ping Station. OOMMITTEE TO RE-ELECT BARBARA WEiNBERO opinion page of The I be restored or increased.by early to Monier’s court date has been set JOHN THOMPSON. TREASURER dicates in the report that be announced. {■ 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. dominium development tino presented part of a Most did not want con­ Herald. The station is being used to help mid-October. i for Oct. 6 in Manchester Superior was felt that the commis­ Residential Ck>ndomlnlum dominiums. but about 50 clnster-type would orovide A spokeswoman from remedy low water pressure in the Court. THE HERALD, Sat., Sept. 26, 1981 - 7 ft - THE HERALD, Sat,, Sept. 26, 1981 longer will allow itself to signilicantly expanded be asked “to do more and Navy — and we will.” Navy relations improving more with less and less,” Earlier Friday Lehman and must fight “a critical also toured the battle” on Capitol Hill Portsmouth-Kittery Naval O P I N I O N / Commentary By United Press planned. groups. “ where even today Base in Kittery, Maine, but Department of Defense is fiscal 1982— as “enormous stance in talking about this ‘The Navy now has 12 air­ politicians are running no media were allowed to International not a sump, where cuts can cuts” that create “Despite the difficult en­ Navy’s 460-ship fleet. craft carriers and seeks about, trying to outdo the accompany him. ‘There has be made whenever it is "extremely difficult vironment,” Lehman said, ‘‘The days of “I firmly believe that the the expansion to carry out president in the fierceness been, speculation within GROTON (UPI) - Navy automatically following; necessary to manage the choices.” Maine’s Congressional Secretary John Lehman The budget rollbacks Navy’s goals for this its planned strategy of of their defense budget the trendy (tefense^ttinig! economy.” being able to confront the cuts. delegation the yard could Friday stopped short of Lehman described the forced the Navy to cancel de(»de remain achievable thoughts of -some! and attainable. By 1989, I Soviets worldwide. ‘The “We will not allow this to resume its previous func­ saying the Navy’s dispute spokesmen in the ne«'is proposed |13 billion reduc­ one of three frigates set for (instruction and to ship fully expect to see the Russians, he said, have a continue. To accept tion of building nuclear with Electric Boat Co. bad media or Ckingress or thie tion in defense outlays over oars on 18 vessels by Navy expanded to 600 ships 1,700-ship fleet. expanded missions and submarines under a beefed been resolved, but said ai^ nistration are over,.'” the next thrpe years — up Pentagon budget. Ford involved in misleading campaign retiring them earller-'lhan and IS 'carrier battle Lehman said the Navy no roles, we must have a relations with the ship­ Lehman said. “ Tbie starting with'' |2 billion in builder were improved. letter, saying, “I don’t know how we Lehman also said W ASHINGTON — Former Presi­ charter, the Yorktown medal is the Atomic Safety and Licensing PICK UP YOUR VALUE PACKED CIRCULAR missed” the misleading statements. Board that critical valves and whatever the outcome of dent Gerald Ford has the feds on his definitely not a 'National Medal' — renewed cooperation with ALL FOOD MART STORES OPEN SUNDAY 9 A.M. TO 4 P.M. IN THE STORE. WHILE SUPPLY LASTS! tail He signed a letter endorsing the it's a private issue. The U.S. Capitol Historical Socie­ gauges T- like those which failed at the General Dynamics issuance of a privately minted What difference does it make? To ty has signed a consent order Three Mile Island — didn’t need to Corp. division, the Navy be placed in a special “safety- medal commemorating the 200th an­ collev-tois. there s a significant dis­ Jack Anderson agreeing to offer refunds to any would not pay an $18.9 ITAUAH l FOOD FESTIVAL niversary of the Battle of Yorktown. tinction between a private, commer­ collector who feels bilked by the grade” category for regulation. million claim or others Ford letter, which, postal inspectors defective workmanship in­ VENITE FESTEQQIARE CON NOI (Come colobrato with us!) and postal inspectors say the letter cially issued medal and a "National Washington Mefry-Go-Round After the hearings, though, a Medal " — which is one struck by the said, was a “basjc part of the researcher for the Union of surance claims filed by U S D A CHOICE BEEF was misleading EB. No one. apparently, is accusing I'.S. Mint. The Mint's medals, which offering” for the commemorative Concerned Scientists discovered an LIPMAN Loin- Bone In medal. And the postal inspectors internal NRC"report which had con­ “Our differences have the goodhearted ex-president of must be specifically approved by . nearly disappeared ...,” he Fresh Frying Whole SIRLOIN deliberately trying to misrepresent Congress, are mobe valuable to have filed a civil complaint as part cluded that such reactor com­ said in an address before the medal he touted in a solicitation numismatists of the consent agreement, in case ponents needed closer testing and the National Conference of STEAK Immediately after the historical the society makes any further evaiuation. This was precisely what letter sent out to prospective without these corrections. A ditional misleading statements. Editorial Writers at the Chicken Legs WITHOUT TENDERLOIN buyers He's on the honorary board society's test ads ran last July, in­ Fleetwood spokesman said the firm In a private letter to Schwengel on slipups. the scientists’ group had been main­ Navy Submarine Base. "I of trustees of the prestigious Capitol vestigators for Rep. Frank Annun- drafted the letter and submitted it to Sept. 2, the Mint's legal counsel, Footnote: Repeated requests for taining at the safety hearings. think there is a way to HAPPY Historical Society, which is issuing zio, D-Ill . pointed out the mis­ Ford, who made minor changes and Kenneth B. Gubin, recalled their comment drew no response from the Robert Poliard, a nuclear safety resolve it so that the 3 LBS. former president’s office. claims will no longer be an the-medal, and he simply lent his leading statements to the society's signed it. He had agreed to let his conversation of Aug. 7 concerning engineer who used to work with the OR MORE president. Fred Schwengel. a name be used only if he had editorial NRC and is now a member of the issue. We will not pay LB. ROSH prestige to the promotion effort by- the misleading ads, reminded the NRC COVERUPi The Nuclear , claims for faulty U S D A, CHOICE BEEF LOIN former Republican congressman control over the letter, the society president that he had been Union of Concerned Scientists, told signing a letter that w-as prepared Regulatory Commission wasn’t workmanship.” GOVT INSPEtITED LIPMAN by the society's marketing consul­ from Iowa and a well-known history spokesman said. told to correct the ads and quite as forthcoming as it might my reporter Paul Marks it was im­ EMPIRE KOSHER BONELESS possible that agency officials had The Navy bad been LIPMAN WHOLE FRESH FRYING HASHANAH! tant. a Wyoming outfit called buff "1 was even more pleased,” the reproached him for the Ford letter have been during recent public .. studying a plan to switch HEAT & SERVE been unaware of the inspectors’ SIRLOIN Fleetwood Schwengel told my associate Tony Ford letter said in part, "to know by writing: "The appearance of the hearings on the safety of nuclear new contracts for sub­ FRESN Barbecue Chicken May we take this time But postal inspectors say the Capaccio *hal he hadn't seen the that the United States Congress has direct mail flyers a week after our power plants: It failed to disclose a report. Yet the scientists had been marines to the Mare Island Drumsticks STEAK to wish all our friends society's ads — and Ford's letter — final version of the ads before they authorized the United States Capitol conversation was quite disturbing.” two-year-old report by its own in­ unable to extract the report from Navy Yard at Vallejo, FOWL TURKEYS WITHOUT TENDERLOIN the happiest New Year. are misleading Both the ads and the ran. and he tixik steps to eliminate Historical Society to issue national" The Fleetwood spokesman said spection and enforcement division the agency with discovery Calif., and permit EB to 4 TO 7 l.BS rivG or Thighs May the coming year letter said that'the society's offering references to a "National Medal " medals and that this one is to be about 500,000 solicitations con­ favoring stricter safety standards in proceedings fiied by the group’s concentrate on delivery of bring with it new eight ’Trident submarines. was a -'National Medal" authorized and congressional authorization in issued simultaneously with a new taining the Ford letter had been the wake of the near-disaster at lawyers before the summer safety friendships and may future ads hearings. It was finally located in Lehman said the Reagan by Congress. stamp.” Postal inspectors say the mailed out, resulting in about 2,000 Three Mile Island in the spring of administration was com­ you appreciate the Meanwhile, however, the mailed the NRC’s Phiiadel^ia regional of­ U.S D A CHOICE This is stretching it a bit. Though Ford letter and the accompanying orders for the Yorktown medal. 1979. mitted to expanding its EMPIRE KOSHER MATLAW'S • 12 COUNT FAMILY PACK friends that you've the society itself has a congressional solicitation signed by Ford went out fice by researcher Steve Sholly. FROZEN Fresh Boneless literature contained at least five ad­ Schwengel apologized for the Ford Top NRC officials insisted before submarine service, but Turkeys 10 TO 14 LBS. AVG. 89^ Stuffed Ciams already made. We hope took a hard line in his M.99 U.S.D.A. CHOICE CRY- O VAC WHOLE BONELEl HILLSHIRE FARMS OKTOBERFEST Briskets of this will be a special holy season filled speech by saying the WILL ’ CUSTOM , with good health, great joy and an government would require Briskets of Beef COT I h.49 Poiska Kieibasa lb^2.09 Beef abundance of prosperity. Guest editorial “a new accountability” U.S.D.A. CHOiCE CRY -O VAC WHOLE BONELE! HILLSHIRE FARMS OKTOBERFEST ■ SMOKED, TRIMMED from its contractors. S2.59 WHOLE or EITHER SIDE “To those whose perfor­ Rib Eye of Beef 4!;r ^3.99 Sausage Links mance is poor, untimely, PREMIUM VEAL MORRELL SLICED * 1 . 9 9 “PickYour Own” Fresh Produce! or undependable, they will Shouider Chops «2.49 Lean Bacon 1 LB.PKG. M.69 be made to pay the penalty PRICES EFFECTIVE SUNDAY. . FRESH CALlFORNfA why information PREMIUM U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF LOIN — not the taxpayer,” W/2" SEPTEMBER 27 THROUGH >’Famous‘‘Andy Boy” Lehman said. Breast of Veai M.39 Sheii Steaks TAILS 53.99 SATURDAY. OCTOBER 3 He said he didn’t want to BROCCOLI “wallow” in discussion FOOD CLUB RAGU FOOD CLUB GEM X? RABE law needs saving about EB and was hopeful (RAPPINI) that by the end of the year Chunk Light Spaghetti PASTA REGULAR & THIN SALAD ”we should have our TUNA Sauce SPAGHETTI or By Ed Asner relations back on a more IN OIL or WATER 4 VARIETIES ELBOW MACARONI LB. The effect — and possibly the normal and productive 32 OUNCE JAR 1 POUND PKG OIL 6' OUNCE CAN GAL. CONTAINER NATIVE MASS. SNO-WHITE basis.” JUMBO SIZE Some Members of Congress design of COINTELPRO cam­ HEAD 99’ “ I have been pleased FRESH CAULIFLOWER and the Reagan administration paigns — was to drive people out PICK YOUR OWN -PENNSYLVANIA SNO WHITE _ _ with the efforts of the • 1 .1 3 have announced their intentions of public life, to make them MUSHROOMS JUMBO SIZE L B ® I . o 9 management at General DOLE SLICED, CH UNKS or CRUSHED _ _ . KEN'S to revise and weaken the afraid to talk, to read, to think — Dynamics ... to try to meet NEW YORK STATE SWEET JUICY 2 QUART 16 OZ. BOTTLE { BASKET Freedom of Information Act and finally — afraid to act. the Navy’s concerns,” he Pineapple JlllcE 20 OZ. CAN 65^ Italian Dressing CONCORD GRAPES * 1 . 6 9 Montini Peeled CALIFORNIA LARGE iFOIAi I testified before a The founders of our country said. ” We are not, FOOD CLUB 20 OZ. 1SOZ.CAN 39^ Progresso Soups CAN FRESH ARTICHOKES 2 f o r 8 9 ’ Senate committee recently on understood that an informed however, at the point Tomato Sauce where I can say we have RED KIDNEY or CA NNELLINI * . PROGRESSO ■ WHITE or RED Pear U.S. NO 1 • SIZE " A ’ BEL RUS 20OZ-* lOV^ OZ. the importance of the Freedom public was the very foundation BOTTLE BAKING POTATOES 5 ba®g * 1 . 2 9 resolved our differences.” Progresso Beans CAN i I FOR ^1. Clam Sauce of Information Act not because I of a self-governing democracy. Lehman said be still Tomatoes U.S. NO 1 CRISP LB 4 9 ’ play the role of journalist on a James Madison wrote: “A pop­ expected delivery of the COLLEGE INN FOOD CLUB CONTADINA 35 OUNCE CAN SWEET BOSC PEARS television series but because I ular government without pop­ first new ’Trident, the USS JUMBO _ TOMATO TOMATO LB 4 9 ’ am a concerned citizen by con­ ular information is but a Ohio, by Oct. SI. I CLEAR SWEET RED PEPPERS He took an equally tough FRESH viction. prologue to a farce or a tragedy BROTH PASTE PUREE ITALIAN EGGPLANT LB 4 9 ’ In fact. 1 am so concerned or^jerhaps both." 6 OUNCE CAN 29 OUNCE CAN 13 H OUNCE CAN California Crisp about maintaining the FOIA that The founders of our country Food Club 1 helped found the Fund for Open understood that an informed State ICEBERG Information and Accountability, public was the very fouiidation 3 * 1 . 1 4 !S1 . ^ FOOD CLUB Mushrooms Inc. FOIA, Inc is a New-York of a self-governing democracy. WELCH'S 3 0Z. LETTUCE briefs 64 OZ. 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We first began to learn of the Madison’s generation feared if FROZEN FOODS GALORE! horrendous consequences of., dent on Route 66. COWNIAL_LEAN (WATER ADDED) -4 0 Carando SWEET RED ONIONS 3 l b s * 1 . secret government fastened Parenteau died ‘Thursday La Pizzeria C* O O K E D H A M LB. Z . l S I secret government when in 1971 TOP FROST ■ ITALIAN itself on the Republic. The at St. Mary’s Hospital in VEGETABLES 2oozpkg *1.09 WALDBAUM’S FINEST QUALITY WHITE. . _ _ FRESH DANDELIONS LB 5 9 ’ Carl Stern of NBC .News sub­ Waterbury, police said. Cheese Genoa Church Committee, the Pike HOOD'S-ASSORTED FLAVORS , . —_ AMERICAN CHEESE lb^ 1 . 9 9 JUMBO mitted a Freedom of Informa­ Honeymoon may be ending He was driving west on ICE CREAM GAL, CARTON ’ l ,59 LB * 1 . 5 9 Committee, the Watergate Com­ FRESH GARLIC Route 66 Monday night Pizza OUR BEST LEAN (SLICED TO ORDER) Salami tion request for documents con- mittee, and the Rockefeller TOP FROST - 8 OZ. 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WASHINGTON (UPI) - Presi­ feedback from the disenchanted. PICKLED, SCHMALTZ. MATJESWISAUCE & ONIONS C a r a n d O LONG name under which the Federal We learned that federal, state, dent Reagan’s honeymoon, longer try. It appears to surprise Reagan that it more difficult to get his new cut-, A passenger in GREEN CUCUMBERS 4 F O R * 1 . Parenteau’s car, Dennis gWa PE JUICE 120Z CAN 99* ELLIO’S HERRING FILLETS LB*3.39oid Fashioned Bureau of Investigation (FBI), But the ball is in Reagan’-j court big business is not completely sold backs. JUMBO SWEET ______and local intelligence and law than for most occupants in the White PICKLED or SCHMALTZ LARGE . . n n S a M w Io e lA lla now. Like all of his predecessors, he Republican leaders, worried Lagasse,. 18, also of 3 l b s *1 . headed by J. Edgar Hoover, per­ enforcement agencies cooper House, appears to be coming to an on the idea that prosperity is just W HOLE HERRING lb* 1 . 8 9 M o r t a d e i i a GREEN PEPPERS urges Americans not to expect “ins­ about the 1982 election, had urged . Southington, was treated FISH FILLETS laoz pkg *2.19 Pizza formed counter-intelligence ac­ ate in massive illegal and end. , around the comer. He had strong tant solutions” to problems that words of optimism to the National him to back off on some of the deep and released from St. 16 OZ. PKG. FINEST QUALITY QA tivities such as break-ins and abusive invasions of the rights of As some of his policies hit home, Mary’s Hospital] Napoleon CHALLAH DOUGH 89’ L O X NOVA or REGULAR 'A LB . Z . d o have been so many years in the Federation of Republican Women in cuts in social programs. LB. numerous other "dirty tricks" there are signs that there is some escaped apparent injury. MRS. WEINBERG ■ e ON SALE TODAY law-abiding citizens, talking and making. Denver last week: Reagan has set a difficult agenda 7 02. s j e e DELICIOUSLY SMOKED WHOLE or HALF slippage in his popularity. In many CHOPPED LIVER CUP McCalls ONLY aimed at anti-Vietnam War and working together on social for himself. He wants to increase LARGE W HITE FISH lb ways, judgment has been withheld Ironically enough, the men o{ lit­ “I am convinced today as I was * 2 . 8 9 Carando PRACTICALLY black political groups. issues. the defense budget by 7 percent an­ Union protest because his administration has been tle faith have been the Wall Street when we introduced the package WILL GRIND FRESH - IMPORTED WHOLE B E ^ Hot A Mild COOKLESS 2 e nually to impress the Russians with COLUMBIAN on a prolonged shakedown cruise. investors, his strongest supporters. that this economic plan is as good as HARTFORD (UPI) - A C O F F E E orMOCHA LB O .fsl COOKBOOK the nation’s military might and coalition of unions has FRESH DAIRY DELIGHTS! But the critics are becoming more Except for the organized labor spon- money in the bank — and if I were a imported CLAUD^ _ at* AA Coppa WITH PURCHASE OF VOLUME NO. 1 so red solidarity march in betting man, I would wager the rent resolve. begun protesting a reduc­ COOKIE COLLECTION - ONLY $.129 - YOU GET vocal. WHOLE M ILK - 32 OZ. CX3NTAINER Florida Citrus FRENCH BRIE lb*3.29 Washington, there have been no money on it. He wanted a tax cut and he got it. tion by Northeast Utilities HEBREW NATIONAL. KOSHER SKINLESS COOKBOOK HOLDER Time is running out and on Oct. 1 POLLY-O-RICpTTA *2.79 ■ « 7 e AND INDEX HOLDER Berry's World organized protests against his He also wants to balance the federal in the number of union m m ^ /2 LB. his economic recovery program “Now, I’ve listened to those C8F SHREDDED or BALL Orange BEEF FRANKS lb* 2 . 5 9 massive cuts in social programs budget by 1984, a goal which will workers hired to do annual goes into effect. Then it will be chicken littles who proclaim the sky MOZZARELLA s o z p k q . *1.09 take some doing if “supply side” maintenance at the Juice Reagan’s new prosperity or that have been ingrained in the is falling and those others who Connecticut Yankee economics and the trickle down ap­ Vi GAL. CONTAINER Reagan’s recession, depending on system, for decades. ' recklessly play on high interest nuclear power plant in YOGURT 80Z.CUP 3 for* 1 . HEALTH S BEAUTY AIDS! proach does not work. porcelain china which way the economy goes, and But the impact of those cutbacks rates for their own narrow political Haddam. AIM are just beginning to be felt by those But Reagan’s answer to the 40* OFF LABEL ■ 11 OZ. BOTTLE even the economists appear con­ purposes. But this concern about a A Northeast spokesman M A R G A R I N E i l b p k g 59’ Toothpaste THIS WBCK’S who will suffer the loss of jobs, food plan not even in effect yet is nothing pessimists is, “I told the American said up to 900 workers will 6 9 FBATURKI fused at this stage. people we were going to turn this Soaltest SHAMPOO DS?«AtY 8.2 OZ. TUBE Up to now, his top aides have been stamps, school loans, and other more than false labor.” be hired during the six- LOW FAT MILK *1.79 CEREAL/SOUP “We will not practice dilettante economy around and we’re going to week shutdown for WI8PWDE-SHARP, WINE or ONION SCENTEDorUNSCIENTED-I.SOZ. . . _ _ 5 1 . 1 9 COTTAGE eilQP ROLLON 84 39 ONLY economics,” he said. "We’re com­ do it.” refueling and o u n c antiperspirant i . w « ■ maintenance, which begins S O F T C H E E S E (X3NTAINER *1.69 CHEESE SCOPE mitted to the economic plan and TEMPTEE WHIPPED _ _ 3 VARIETIES 3(WCOUNTPKG. ... Mouthwash we’re committed to achieving it by : Saturday. 12 OZ. 1 LB. CUP QTIPS COTTON SWABS * 1 .49 Editorial Points ' The unions say 40(MM)0 of CREAM CHEESE CONT. 40 OZ. BOTTLE IS 00 PURCHASE holding to a firm, steady course for iianrhpBtpr lirrald NATHAN’S uiimf WIlH , S.CMm I •their members worked at ALKASELTZER **^kT^*1.19 FOR DETAILS the long run.” ‘the Northeast plant during T I D B I T S 'sAUOT 32 0Z.JAH *3.59 l u m Reagan told the gathering that the Celebrating 100 years of community service :the shutdow n In p ast If they tell you to put it in your high interest rates had made bis job : years,but the Jobs this year ' ijl u' Why go to a demolition derby “i Tlai.' NABISCO 24 KIBBLER pipe and smoke it, it’s probably an when you can stand on an over­ more difficult. But he and his top Founded Oct. 1, 1881 • are going primarily to out- SANKA Cling Froo 22 QLAD GRAHAM off-brand idea they’re trying to get pass and watch traffic any rush aides are totally behind the Federal ■ of-state and non-union HERB OX ' I CHIPS AHeV rid of. Plastic Wrap CRACKERS hour? Reserve Board in keeping them Publlshsd by ths Manchsstsr workers. Bouillon Cubos SHEETS I c e e K iE S 16 OZ. HONEY or Publishing Co.. Hsrsld Squars. ■ The unions are asking A metric ayBlem advocate we high. CHICKEN or BEEF REGULAR or DRIP 36 COUNT PKG. 100 FOOT ROLL I 19 OUNCE PKG. 14 OZ. CINNAMON By the time you’re old enough for Msnchsslar. Conn. 0S040. Talsphone •state officials and con­ 1 POUND CAN know has mounted a campaign to Anyone who has been around 25 COUNT CONTAINER the doctor to tell you to have drink (203) 843-2711. gressmen to support their convert those quartz watches to Washington long enough knows that I or two each evening, you’re in no if the White House put the pressure Msmbsr of Unllwl Prsss Intsr- r fight for miwe union Jobe. I liter tick-tocks. I WITH THM COUPON AT POOD WITH THIS COUPON AT FOOD shape to munch peanuts to go with nabonsl and Audll Bursau of Clr- ',’rbe cosUtlon of about IS — — — * WTH THM COUP% AT fOOp ,| Ma A QM s u n . K PT 27 THRU | on and decided that the rates were T H « COUPON AT FOOD WITH THU COUPON AT POOO I WITH THIS COUPON AT Frn4llooi«oiUfw w a lr«,.»i.||S»Si»ilsWI»llm»MlwloaiA s*^"»iwiriwio a piw. . Oi eiy SOT ew IMW. <*hw. w iwwt "The delegation from the WCA — ‘Wood- no problem — It's the Smiths who the Federal Reserve Board. Richard M. Diamond. PubNshor ‘also threatens to oppose Dsn Fms, Edilor choppers Anonymous' — Is here to see you, wrong with TV in on a secret — are setting the budget-busting ’The president miscalculated on ! future NU rate increase there’s an “off” switch on the Alax airsm. City EdHor Mr. President." pace. the cost overrun of 13s 1982 budget ‘.applications if more MMCHESTER machine, folks. and has had to return to Congress to ■ are not provided. \ ttO WEST MWIIE TPKL r . . 7 ^

mx « . ^ TH E HERALD , Sat., Sept. 26, 1981 - 9 8 - TH E HERALD, Sat., Sept. 26, 198^ Huskies ready Your neighbors' views to face Yale What do you think of Sandro Day O'Connor's appointment to the U S- Supremo Court? SPORTS Page 10 Tech hooters tie

still ii) the unbeaten ranks, took In a loose ball about 30 yards goalie Lou Govemale had five saves Cheney Tech battled Bacon out and fired a soft liner past and Verrill nine. screened Bobcat keeper Skip t ' Academy to a 1-1 stalemate in (X)C “ I don’t think any one individual ti soccer action yesterday at the Verrill. outshined anyone else,” cited Tech Beavers' field. Bacon got the equalizer on a cor­ Coach Paul Soucy, noting his entire ner kick at 23:13. The comer was ¥ . The Techmen are now 0-0-1 in the team played well, “ It was just that c o n feren c e and 3-0-1 o v e r a ll. taken and when no one cleared it one mistake on the comer kick and Cheney’s next - outing is Monday from In front, Steve Slade pounced they took advantage of It. afternoon at Portland High at 3:15. on the ball and fired a IS-yarder Into “ We had three breakaways but Cheney opened the scoring at the twine. couldn’t score. In close games like 15:33 of the second half, Ray Brooks Cheney outshot Bacon, 20-7. Tech this, you have to put them in.”

DENISE SURTON. NANCY BLACKNEY. PETER KUS, E. Hart- LI8ETTE RIMER, MRS. L. J. ANDREWS, CARL LARSON, SO L BARON, RICHARD TIERNEY, Menchesiwr •' ;ntPK 13 Manchaa f r: 'I don't think lord: "She Is a very clear Wlllinglon: "I think It's S. Windsor: "I think It's Amston: "Well, 1 think It's EiUlngton: "I'm very much Manchester: "I think It's g^-eat ■ -n g -* : 7 a tnere s an>thmg wrong lady, good family. I have fabulous, long overdue. I wonderful. It's symbolic m agnificent. I think ship's In favor of It. It's good that very good, very favorable. , J tw .ijr! .'—.'4 tc^erisr" f t s ,'f Is w itr t I don t think she'll nothing against her. I wish think she has a nice for women. I think she'll well qualified for the posi­ another point of view Is I think you're going to get it ce arv different from the they'd have more ladles." rational viewpoint. She tion. A woman should reipresented, as far as her East still unbeaten do a fine Job." a woman's noint of view." #»(Cr” er ,'ar “'oic 7CSit’cr3 ~en has a good sense of have been appointed be Ing a woman. She has a :rdt sort. tec. propriety and ap­ years ago. good background. I'm Registering its second shutout in Midfielder Ed Ansaldi, with his yarder into the cage. It was Fish’s 2 propriateness. It's going satisfied." three outings, unbeaten East second goal of the season, converted first goal of the season. to be a nice fresh view­ Catholic appll^ the whitewash a penalty kick at the 23-minute Stone, with his second of the game point." brush to Bristol Central, 4-0, In mark. Mike Stone took a thm pass and fourth of the year, capped the J soccer action yesterday at MCC’s from midfielder Bill Masse and scoring at 6:25 of the second half as Cougar Field. made it 2-0 at 28:10. he took a Fish feed and beat the The EUigles, 3-0, next see action Blast scored with 30 seconds left in goalie. 4 Tuesday afternoon against HCC foe the half on a two-way beautifully East outshot Central, 18-8, with St. Paul at Cougar Field at 3:15. executed play. Chris Ciszewski's Eagle keeper Dave Callahan making Three first-half goals gave East a scissor kick set A1 Fish up in front five saves to earn the shutout. - and the midfielder one-timed a 12- Central dropped to 2-1-1 with the 6 comfortable lead It was able to 'Brethren' have a new colleague maintain. loss. “ Mike Stone continues to be a up Pennsylvania Avenue from Alfred Wong and the entrance of Mrs. O'Connor’s commission to pleasant surprise filling in for the in­ By Robert Sangeorge "Justice O'Connor, welcome to great.” the White House to the the black-robed justices. the court, stating she had been jured Colin Doran,” stated East Herald photo by Pinto United Press International the court," Burger said at the “ You haven’t seen a conclusion of the oath. " I wish Supreme Court, located just east Mrs. O'Connor, 52, wearing a appointed by the president and Coach Tom Malin, “ The team has betterlooking justice yet, have Bolton succumbs Cheney Tech’s Ray Brooks (right) battles Beavers’ field. Brooks scored Cheney's goal W.\SHINGTON lUPli - San­ you a long life and a long and hap­ of the Capitol. pink, V-neck dress and gold confirmed by the ^nate. some early season momentum going you?” Burger quipped. with Bacon Academy’s Jim Green for in 1-1 tie. dra O'Connor became the first py c a re e r in our com m on On arriving, she went to the choker, sat before the bench in After Court Clerk Alexander and we seem to be playing possession of ball in COC soccer clash at woman on the Supreme Court calling." privacy of he justices' oak- the "w ell” of the velvet-draped, Stevas read the commission Also present were Mrs. O’Con­ aggressively, winning the 50-50 Friday, pledging in a solemn and She then donned for the first paneled conference room, where marble-columned courtroom. aloud, he escorted her to nor’s three sons and her parents, in second half balls. W e’re using good skills and historic ceremony to defend the time the robe of a Supreme Court she took a Judicial Oath from Her chair was one used by Chief Burger's side, where Mrsi. O'Con­ Mr. and Mrs. Harry Day. playing excellent soccer. Constitution and "do equal right justice — actually the robe she Burger. There she pledged, in Justice John Marshall more than nor took the second oathi. Mrs. O’Connor was asked “The defense is livjng up to its Seeing its momentum slip away in The Bellringers, however, didn't to the poor and to the rich." wore as a member of the Arizona part, "I will administer justice 150 years ago. Two hours before the about the black, knee-length robe expectations an ^ w ^ e getting the second half, Bolton High saw a give in and came back in the second President Reagan and an appeals court — and became the without respect to persons, and Reagan sat next to retired oathtaking, Mrs. O'Connor had she wore and said it was from her scoring from vhrioi^people which Tribe in win column two-goal halftime lead dissolve and half. Jim Kidd opened the scoring at elbow-to-elbow audience of 400 102nd member of the high court do equal right to the poor and to Justice Potter Stewart, 67, the strolled hand-in-hancl with 'days as an Arizona state judge. we wanted early iirme season.” wound up on the short end of a 3-2 the 8-minute mark and Tom Nellis 14:44 with sophmore Tom F'innegan people jammed the courtroom to in its 191-year history. the rich," man Mrs. O'Connor replaced in Burger down the great front Eight differj^t players have After a scoreless first half, deposited a 12-yarder into the back score to Blast Hampton High in the with the first of two goals drew East on a 10-yarder. Midfielder Roger watch Chief Justice Warren Earlier, Mrs. O'Connor and her A special session of the high the lifetim e post. steps of the court. The day was “ I’ll buy a new one eventually, scbred. OT^iasPs three wins. Manchester High came on strong in of the twine. COC soccer opener for both schools Hampton even with 8:30 remaining. Greenwood sent a crocs from the Burger swear in the Mrs. O'Con­ husband, Pheonix attorney John court followed, commencing — Attorney General William bathed in brilliant, warm ' when this one gets frayed,” she In jayvee action. East topped the closing 40 minutes to register a It went to 2-0 at 3:45 of the final yesterday in Bolton. Nellis' goal was off a direct kick left side which eluded Bill Peschke nor as an associate justice of the J. O'Connor, rode with the presi­ as always — with the sharp rap of French Smith, clad in a formal sunshine and the justice-to-be said, adding, “ They do, you Coventry, 7-1, yesterday at Mt. 3-0 shutout over Enfield High in stanza Hedlund fed Peter Jensen The Bulldogs are now 0-1 in the 25 yards out on the left side. He fired But Finnegan was on the spot to ram nation's highest court dent and first lady Nancy Reagan the gavel by Court Marshal gray morning coat, presented told reporters she fell “just know.” Nebo. Frank Hoffman had three CCIL soccer action yesterday in En- ■ conference and 1-2 overall while the to the upper right com er for the it home. goals. Pat Lonergan two and John field. Bellringers are 1-0 in the COC and 1- score. “ This was good for us. We needed Dean and Brian Feshler one apiece The win lifts the Silk Towners to 1- 1-1 overall. A penalty kick with eight minutes this. The kids the second half.played for East. 1-1 while the loss drops Enfield to 0- Bolton’s next outing is Monday left gave the issue to East Hampton. pretty well. We re going to come 3. Manchester is at Penney High in afternoon at Coventry High at 3:15. Bolton keeper Norm Harpin and a ‘Played well What I liked was scoring three goals Judge Bellringer attacker collided, leaving East Hartford Tuesday afternoon at The Bulldogs strack with lOMi- from the field, not on direct kicks. " 3:30. Lower interest rates: mlnutes remaining in the first half the ball in front. A Bellringer shot stated McCarthy. “ We played a good second half. second half with Mai Ferguson feeding striker on goal with fullback Bob Cusano Manchester was without sweeper Falcons cop We were tentative the first half and Chris Morianos, who used his speed stopping it with his hand. Chris Carmel, out with a broken s actually kept Enfield in the game,” drops to beat one defender and the goalie. Nellis converted the penalty kick Bill McCarthy nose. His place was taken by Mike stated Manchester Coach Bill Bolton’s edge went to 2-0 with 3:49 to decide it. St. Laurent and he played well, upset, 2-1 McCarthy, “ The passing the second V left in the half as a hustling Alan Bolton outshot East Hampton, 22- along with wing fullback Ken the debate continues half was m ore evident and we Potter took advantage of a defensive 19, with Harpin and Bellringer Hewitt. Hedlund at center halfback Sustaining an upset loss, played a good half of soccer. We're mistake to gather in a loose ball and keeper Jim Mello each coming up and Jensen at the striker shot charges WASHINGTON (UPI) - The ference the nation’s central bank not only to getting interest rates Manchester High girls’ field hockey coming.” ricochet a blast o ff the post into the with 16 saves. with a fine lead pass and Jensen fired The Indians outshot Enfield. 24-6 nation's top money man and Presi­ does “ not intend to c;hange down, but (it) will more surely put team bowed to Fermi High, 2-1, Jay Hedlund with a fine individual back of the twine. with Tribe keeper Chri-s Petersen dent Reagan's leading economic ad­ monetary policy” — meaning; money us on the path of growth,” he said. yesterday in CCIL play in Enfield. effort put Manchester on the board un der onrushine Enfield keeper WATERBURY (UPI) - A judge making four saves lo notch the E viser both said Friday that con­ will stay tight. Steve Oulette. Friday dismissed robbery charges Reagan’s latest call for cuts — The loss drops the Silk Towners to at 12:35 of the third quarter as he But he quickly added, “ Th.at Is not The Indians capped the scorine at shutout against two men who will go on trial gressional approval of further asking Congress to slice most 2-1 for the season while the win lifts dribbled around two defenders and 'l-'r; budget cuts should help lower in­ the same as saying Interest rates the Falcons to 1-2. next week for felony murder in the programs and agencies by 12 per­ Eagleffe tankers have to remain high. Quite the con­ Manchester had difficulty getting 1979 triple murder Purolator Securi­ terest rates and cool inflation. cent — is d esign ^ to hold down the ty robbery But Wall Street seemed immune trary.” 1982 deficit, en route to a balanced untracked but despite this, took a 1-0 Superior Court Judge T Clark to cheerleading, with stock and Volcker said controlling the ledger by 1984. lead at the one-minute mark of the East thinclads take pair second half on a goal by wing Pam Hull agreed with defense attorneys bonds prices dropping following deficit and slowing money growth On Capitol Hill, Council of Reagan's plea Thursday night for will eventually lead to lovzer in­ Economic Advisers chairman impress with win Brown. that Lawrence Pelletier, 38. of Fermi tied it five minutes later Kicking off its dual meet season in White and Mike Herbert sweeping against South Catholic and Waterbury and Donald Couture, 26. another $13 billion slice from terest rates. He also said consumer Murray L. Weidenbaum said shcrt P federal spending for fiscal 1982. price inflation should stay in single term interest rates are expected to and got the game-winner with 15 style. East Catholic boys' cross sixth thru ninth placements. Northwest Catholic in Hartford. of Wallingford, would face double Blast Catholic girls' swimming Results: Bond prices skidded to new lows digits next year. continue generally downward, and minutes left with Pam Marcotte country team topped Simsbury, 18- “ 1 was very pleased with the jeopardy if tried for both robbery team successfully splashed into Its 200 medley relay: 1. East (Cavallo. Dakin. Results: 1. Kittredge (ECI 16:14 Friday and the Dow Jones in­ He told a National Presn Club he told the Joint Economic Com­ Swanson, M cD erm ott) 2:05.48. scoring her second goal of the game. 45, and bested Hartford Public, 22- overall team performance, especial­ and felony murder. 1981 season by dunking South dustrials finished the day o ff by gathering that a preoccupation with mittee: 200 free: 1. Negri (EC). 2. Karen Lenares Ferm i goalie Mary Stephen was a 37, yesterday at Goodwin Park in ly with Steve Matteo and Vinnie for 3.1 miles, 2. Vazquez (H). 3 State s Attorney Fran cis M. Catholic, 94-65, yesterday at the more than 11 points. the federal deficit has “dist'orted” “ They will come down sooner to (EC). 3. Rodriguez (S) 2:06.03. standout with 14 saves. Hartford. White,” cited East Coach Jack Hull, Adams (EC), 4. Pizzarro (Hi. 5 McDonald strongly objected in vain BUist Hartfqrd High pool. 200 IM: 1. Ebreo (EC). 2. Kathy Lenares "The sell-off is in large part a financial markets and “ convincing” the extent that Congress signals to Pam Brown offensively and Tam­ East's Steve Kittredge took in­ “ The time differential between se­ Dick IS) 6. Rowe (ECl, 7 Matteo to dismissal of the robbery charges East’s Angela Ebreo was a double (E C ). 3. Shewokis (E C ) 2:28.13. (EC), 8. White (ECi, 9. Herbert reflection of the disappointment movement toward a balanced the financial markets its strong sup­ 50 free; 1. Hempel (E C ).2. Swanson (E C ). 3. my Kleperis and Nancy Curtin dividual honors witji a 16:14 clocking cond and fifth man has improved." by Hull It was the second major set­ winner, taking the 2(X)-yard IM and Wali Street felt over the limited budget is necessary. port of the reductions in budget Sanquist (S ) :27.3. defensively were best for over a 3.1 mile layout. Kittrege ran East's next outing is Tuesday (E C ). 10. Colon (H i . back in the state's prosecution of 100-yard butterfly, with teammate spending cuts outlined,” said “ Budgetary restraint is the key — deficits.” Diving: 1. Dakin (EC), 2. Rose Lenares Manchester. Indian keeper Wendy a very strong race, streaking away Pelletier and Couture. Laura Negri sweeping the 200 and (E C ). 3. Bardin (E C ) 168.95 points. 100 fly : 1. William V. Sullivan, senior vice not only to dealing with inflation. Felletter had 12 stops. from Hartford's Juan Vazquez in the On Sept 15. Hull blocked a state 500-yard freestyles for the defending Ebreo (EC). 2. Kathy Lenares (EC), 3. Bell president of the Bank of New York. (S ) 1:11.26. Ferm i also took the jayvee tilt, 4- last three-quarters of a mile to win attempt to bring the two men to trial state Class M champs. Federal Reserve Board chairman 100 free: 1. Hempel (EC), 2. McDermott 1. Jen Kohut, Kathy Regan, Daryll by 100 yards. Bennet girls take on charges carrying the death Lynn Hempel also had two first Paul Volcker, while applauding (EC). 3. Carruccl (S) 1:01.74. Sibrinz apd goalie Cari Ann Diaz Bhist's Ron Adams was third with sentence hy denying a request to placements, in the SO and 100-yard 100 back: 1. Meyer (S), 2. Howley (S) moves toward balancing the budget, were best for the voune Indians. John Rowe. Steve Matteo. Vinnie reconvene the grand jury to weigh freestyles, with Lynne Dakin 1:29.76. warned Friday that a confict may be 500 free: 1. Negri (EC). 2. Karen Lenares capital murder charges against securing the diving for East. brewing over wage demands by (E C ). 3. Polini (E C ) 5:34.23 Invitational title Pelletier and Couture. East’s next outing is Tuesday labor in the face of administration 100 breast: 1. Bialaski (S). 2. Byrnes (S). 3. Three security guards were afternoon against Haddam- Sinsqualli (S ) 1:31.5. policies to curb inflation. gunned down in the pre-dawn raid on Killingworth High in Haddam at 400 free relay: 1. South 4:56.3. Bennet girls' cross country team Rennet's Debbie Dussault took top Volcker also told a news con- the Purolator garage on April 16, ^ . 3:30. took top honors at the Simsbury In­ honors with a 11:29 clocking for 1.75 1979. in which nearly $1.9 million in vitational in the jayvee race yester­ miles. Teammate Becky Castagna securities and cash was stolen and day at Stratton Brook Park in was second in 11:31 with 1-aura Bol- later recovered. Meeting Rams secure Pastorini Simsbury. tone fourth in 12:06, Sherry Veal One of the guards. Edward T. Co- The Bears took top honors with 19 fifth in 12:23 and Paula Lacey ty. was an off-duty police officer. points followed by Conard with 50. seventh in 12:49. Two other suspects in the case, LOS ANGELES (URi) - Quarter­ Oakland that calls ior $130,000 a Illing secured fourth place in the llling's Heidi Sullivan was third in Pelletier's girlfriend, Evelyn Vega, canceled back Dan Pastorini, who refused to year and deferred payments of $20,- four-team competition which drew 11:50 with Stephanie Britney 13th 28, and Couture's wife, Donna, 26,. accept a contract offer from Los 000 per year starting In 1986 and con­ over 40 runners. for the Rams are charged with murder and Angeles on Thursday, had a change tinuing for 20 years. 2 The Economic Development Com­ robbery An il-year NFL veteran, mission has cancelled its Oct. 1 and of heart BYlday and signed with the Pastorini has passed for 17,778 yards Hull told McDonald the robbery Oct. 13 meetings. Rams. with Houston and Oakland. In 1978 charges are already part of the The commission will meet, in­ On Thursday, an attempt to sign and 1979 he led the Oilers to the AFC Cheney thinclads felony murder counts and to stead, with the Board of Directors Herald photo by Richmond Pastorini, a free agent after being championship game. He was prosecute the seperate charge of on Tuesday, Oct. 6 at 7:30 at the cut by Oakland, seemed to have died relegated to Uie No. 3 position at robbery would be double jeopardy. Senior Citizens Center. when General Manager Don Saying it with fiowers Oakland following off-season McDonald in his objections argued The meeting will be held to dis­ Klosterman announced talks had the brutal, execution style slaying of shoulder surgery and the Raiders run past Coventry cuss the proposed industrial ended. released him in early September. the three guards warranted more development on Tolland Turnpike This little garden patch, filled with button zinnias and marigolds But later in the day Klosterman punishment than three, 25 year-to- Pastorini was traded to Oakland near Union Pond, including presents a pretty picture with its little message bearing plaque. talked with Pastorini by phone and dan Owens secured the next three 6 life sentences each suspect can for Kenny Stabler and started the Improving its record to 2-1, Economy Electric’s expansion. Friday morning the Rams called a placemeqjs. receive if convicted. first five games of 1980 before Cheney Tech whipped Coventry news conference to announce the Cheney's next outing is Monday Hull has completed closed breaking his leg. He was replaced by High, 20-37, in COC cross country ac­ signing. against Bacon Academy in hearings on pretrial motions but has Jim Plimkett, who led Oakland to a tion yesteriday in Coventry. To make room for Pastorini, the .J Colchester. not announced his decison on a Super Bowl title. The loss drops the Patriots to 0-3. Local sports Rams waived defensive end Fred Results: 1. Schulz (C T ) 17:35 for defense request to suppress certain Klosterman said Pastorini had Cheney's Ron Schulz took in­ Len Auster, Herald Dryer, a IS-year veteran who.was 3.1 miles, 2. Doileris (0 ,3 Mumley evidence in the case. passed Uie Rams’ physical ekamina- dividual honors with a 17:35 clocking Herald photo by Pinto sportswriter, keeps you in­ benched much of this season by (CT), 4. Foran (CT), 5. Owens (CT), Jury selection was to begin Friday tlon conducted by Dr. Robert over a 3.1 mile layout. Teammates formed about the local coach Ray Malavasl. The Rams said 6. Gray (C). 7. Jancsek (CT), 8 A^£lVSP/1P£fi I^rlan . Jim Mumley, Nick Foran and Bren- but due to the lengthy proceedings Sure sign of autumn sports world. Read the they would’Jiay o ff D ryer’s one-year Ninham (C), 9 Levesque (CT). 10 Hull decided to begin the process on latest in his '"rhoughts guaranteed contract of g200,000. Avery (C). Tuesday. A jack o’lantern rests on a cornstalk outside the Pella farm on A p L E N ty,” regularly in Pastorini said he’ll be in uniform East on top Pelletier and Couture earlier Bldwell Street. ’The Manchester Herald. for Monday night’s game with Illlng wins pleaded innocent tp the felony Chicago but probably won't play un­ Going the distance. East Catholic murder charges. til he learns the Rams’ offense. llllng varsity soccer team outlasted Coventry High in girls’ Spikers bow registered a come-from-behind 5-4 volleyball action yesterday at the The 32-year-old quarterback baa a Swept in three sets. Manchester guaranteed S-year contract with win over the Blast Catholic freshmen Blagles’ Nest. After 27 years in business, / yes'terday at the Rams’ field. I ^ r e s were 11-15,15-12, 4-15,15-3 High girls volleyball team fell to Tim Chevalier scored two goals Conard High, 15-4, 15-6 and 15-7. would like to thank all my loyal and 154. Herald Angle U PICK and Dan Evans, Steve Logan and Ed Pam Cunningham and Janice yesterday at Clarke Arena. customers fo r your patronage. / am Kloehn one each for the Rams. The Indian spikers are now 0-3 for Herald Sports Editor Frosh bow Boser served well and Lisa Johnson, at the (CORN CRIB Y Blast's scorers were not listed. the season. Elarl Yost keeps on top of retiring to Vermont. Kathy Patria and Stacey Pineo also Blast Catholic freshman football Conard also took the jayvee tilt, sports in his regular p la y ^ well for Blast, 2-1 for the RASPBERRY PATCH team dropped a 124) verdict yester­ 15-4 and 15-0. column, “ The Herald Herald Angle season. Thank you. day to Rockville at the Eagles’ field. Herald photo by Pinto Blast also took the jayvee tilt, 15-7 Jenny Loveland played well for Angle,” on the daily sports iUCKLAND RD. SO. WINDSOR the young Indians. Starts September 28,1981 Sean Brennan, Erik Jankowski Herald Sports Editor Earl Yost and 15-13 ' pages. While Cheney’s Tom Eaton (3) Is caught going the wrong way. Manchester is at Fenni in Enfield B e r t P la n te “END OF SEASON SPECIAL" were defensive standouts while John keeps on top o f sports in his regular East’s next outing is Monday at Bacon's Greg Batch (13) has his eye on the soccer ball and Monday at 3:30. Painting & Paperhanging OPIsN DAILY Soars and Curt Hovan played well column, ‘ "n ie Herald Angle,” on the home against Rockville at 3:15. offensively. daily sports pages. starts In that direction in first half play. •*\ :‘7, F I - ' . ' nn ' ' . I'r '« H-' ^

■/. THE HERALD. Ka» Sept. 26, 1981 - I I 10 - THE HERALD. Sat., Sept. 26. 1981 1/ Stings waiting over I Tennis for the mind I Elis, Huskies collide By United Press International feather in our cap (to win) and visits Army, the first meeting of the An area that has received more and more « our program two teams since 1944. coverage is the mental game of tennis. would give Vastly improved Connecticut and credibility.” In the Yankee Conference, Boston We’re more familiar with the mental game called perennial powerhouse Yale meet Yale is coming off a 28-7 victory University will try to snap a two- psyching one’s opponent. Everyone has run into an Saturday in New Haven for the un­ over Brown in a game which saw game losing streak when it visits opponent who does irritable little things to purpose­ Tennis lips with Soccer Bowl date declared championship of the tailback Rich Diana rush for a Maine in the only meeting of two ly wear our nerves thin. Nutmeg State to highlight the school-record 196 yards. Both teams conference teams. Rhode Island Personally, I’m most annoyed whenGiorgio Chinaglia hitting to me while loosening up as if they were Connecticut, boasting one of the in the NASL scoring race, has a and a 3-2 overtime triumph at home. has become normal for us, but not Bowl. entertains Towson State. powerful New York Cosmos this trying to win the warm up. In the process, I never region’s finest athletes in quarter­ In other games, it’s Northeastern general idea of what it will take to Chicago head coach Willy Roy is for them. We have the Soccer Boston College, still high from its season by simply being themselves, get warm. back Ken Sweitzer, has not won the at C.W. Post; AIC at Norwich: emerge on top in this year's Soccer hoping for a similar outcome Satur­ Bowls, the experience.” upset of Texas A&M, travels south expect sound offense rather than ’These irritations can also take the form of snide intrastate battle since 1973 and has Amherst at Bates; Bridgewater superhuman effort will be enough to Bowl. day. Bogicevic, who teams with Dutch to play mighty North Carolina, the comments, pettiness over obscure rules, well- person can envision himself losing, then the only three wins in 3 tries against the nation’s No. 9 ranked team. The State at Framingham State; Curry bring thern their first North The 29-year-old native of Lunen, “This is a new game and anything star Johan Neeskens and fellow can happen," said Roy, who has Yugoslavian Ivan Buljan to form the timed bad line calls, temper tantrums, etc. We’ve possibility has a greater chance to reach fulfill­ Elis. Still, although Yale looks for­ Eagles will be trying to stop Kelvin at Mass Maritime; Hamilton at .American Soccer League cham­ Germany said the Sting must out- seen most of these, haven’t we? ment. midable as ever, UConn coach Walt attack their adversaries to prevent guided the club since 19^. “But if Cosmos' midfield, also downplayed Bryant, who has scored 11 Bowdoin; Lowell at RPl. pionship Saturday night our players play our normal game, - ’The mental game I feel that Is of greater impor­ The most obvious comparison of positive versus Nadzak figures the Huskies have a touchdowns in UNC’s first two Middlebury at Williams; Nichols at The Sting, in a final tune-up for a the Cosmos from claiming their the importance of the Sting’s ke­ then I think weTl end up on top.” If tance is the one inside of you. negative attitude takes place at a crucial point in a leeitimate games (both wins). Boston State; Ramapo at New game some of their players have tones over his sqiiad during the there is a worry on the Chicago club, regular season. What thoughts go through your head during a match or game. 'The server has missed the first ‘"This is probably the best team Harvard, Brown and Dartmouth Haven; Springfield at Southern waited four years to play, went serve and now prepares to hit the second. What it is that New York is a more “There’s no advantage,” he said. match? Have you devised a game plan and com­ we’ve taken down there.” Nadzak all have non-Ivy foes this week. The Connecticut; Tufts at Trinity; through a light workout at Exhibi­ mitted yourseU to carrying it out? Are you dis­ goes through your mind at this moment? says. “Yale is awesome, however. Crimson, winners over Columbia, Wesleyan at Colby; Western New tion Stadium Friday, displaying no ‘My dream experienced team. “We’re playing much better now The Cosmos have four NASL than when we lost to Chicago.” ciplined enough to avoid lapses in concentration? The negative view'sees the avoidance of a double Yale is kind of the zenith of the Ivy host Holy Cross, 1-1, at Harvard England at Maine Maritime; apprehension about the most impor­ Good mental tennis comes from two factors — championships to their credit, in­ While the Soccer Bowl has fault as the objective. He might also be thinking League and Carm (Yale coach Coz- Stadium. Dartmouth, an impressive Worcester Tech at Coast Guard, and tant matct) in the seven-year history coming true’ the flrst is practice and the second is positive men­ about what will be said or how he’ll explain losing za) is the patriarch of New England winner over Princeton, travels to Western Connecticut at Plymouth of the franchise. "My dream is com­ cluding three (1977, '78, ’80) in the become a yearly experience for ' past four seasons. Many of the many of the Cosmos players. New tal altitude. the match or point. These thoughts are the kiss-of- coaches. It would certainly be a Massachusetts, 1-0. And Brown State. ing true." said Karl-Heinz Granitza. Practice contributes because it is here we put death. the Sting s leading scorer during the players from the championship York head coach Hennes Welsweiler Karl-Heintz Granitza clubs, including the 1981 NASL's together strategies that fit our strengths. ’The positive attitude has a clear mental picture 1981 campaign. "Four years ago 1 is getting his first taste of the NASL Most Valuable Player and leading championship. Success in practice breeds confidence and of the ball going into the service box. He envisions said that I wanted very badly to be the correct serve and dwells on a positive result. scorer — Chinaglia — are still with Weisweiler, who has built a technical competence. ’These two together should College football roundup m the final with this team — the allow a player to focus his mind on the most impor­ ’This change in attitude is not easy to do. It takes fourth NASL championship in five the team. reputation as one of the world’s Chicago Sting. It's just a beautiful tant thing on the court — the ball. little work to think negatively, but positive thinking 2 New York midfielder Vladislav leading soccer teachers and tac­ feeling. Everbody's so relaxed and 1 years ’The repetitive work we do in practice should can breed success only through hard work. "My feeling is that we must score Bogicevic, who for the past four ticians, has been overseeing the expect a win from our team " allow us to instinctively play the correct shot most You must develop confidence in your ability to hit seasons has fed Chinaglia the passes Cosmos since last May and is When flanked by teammates Arno at least three goals to win this of the time. ’This allows us to concentrate on the in­ game. " he said. "I think the Cosmos which have made him the most seeking to add another piece of each shot through your practice and then you must Steffenhagen and Pato Margetic. dividual stroke without cluttering our mind with shut out feelings that you can’t hit those shots in a Allen in spotlight are so dangerous all the time and prolific scorer in NASL history, silverware to his collection. UPI photo Granitza heads up what was con­ thoughts of where to hit it and .how hard. match. Think optimistically and hit the ball the way feels his club's past glories provide “Every championship is impor­ sidered one of the most potent they can score at least one or two ’The other factor is positive mental attitude. If a you know you can. forward lines in the NASL this eoals." them with a decided edge. tant to me,” said Weisweiler, who A little happiness have to reshulfle his thoughts on another one started in Saturday's "We don’t have the pressure guided F.C. Cologne to the German I ,, By Gary Kale season The dynamic trio accounted The Sting, whose record of 23-9 in who ranks best among the runners meeting with South Carolina. because we already have a couple of for 44 of the club's league-high 81 regulation play was matched only by Cup title in 1977. “This would be the Steve Garvey, Los Angeles Dodgers’ first baseman who recent­ UPI Sports Writer he’s coached. And that list includes Last season's Bulldogs- 6 goals in 1981. the Cosrhos. defeated the New- championships in our hands." said 10th or 11th for me. I like to collect ly separated from his wife, receives a kiss from a friend prior to Anthony Davis. Ricky Bell and Gamecocks’ clash was a national at­ Yorkers in both of their confron-- Bogicevic. a First Team All-Star championships.” Phenomenal Southern California Granitza. who contributed 19 Thursday night’s game against San Francisco at Candlestick. running back Marcus Allen presents Charles White. traction when it featured a dual early credentials for the Heisman “He can cut back inside, get out­ between Walker and Heisman Bills in ornery mood Trophy Saturday against Oklahoma side, break long runs, make people winner George Rogers, who is in his in a battle of the two top ranked miss and knock people down. Mar­ rookie season with the National YWCA set to offer college football teams in the nation. cus has also developed the ability to Football League's New Orleans “We’re not playing as well as we Francisco, St. Louis at Tampa Bay, The No. 1 rated Trojans’ dynamo hesitate at the line, search for the Saints. By Ira Kaufman hole and then suddenly break in the Several quarterbacks are in the Pennant races down to wire UPI Sports Writer did early in the season last year, Washington at Philadelphia, Atlanta is the leading major college rusher when we came out of the blocks with at Geveland and Oakland at Detroit. with 484 yards in two. games for an open.” early Heisman race, including Jim ’The Buffalo Bills, no bargain on a five-game winning streak and beat Los Angeles is at Chicago Monday astounding 242 yard average per Kelvin Bryant, a junior Heisman McMahon of 13th ranked Brigham wrestling lessons Young. Dan M arino of No. 5 One game separated the Boston Red Sox then face San Francisco Friday night and any NFL weekend, are in an es­ some good teams. I have a suspi­ night. The Giants, 2-1, haven’t game. While grinding out the yar­ applicant with unbeaten ninth from first place going into Friday's night close out the three-game swing against Stan­ pecially ornery mood after being cion, a feeling that we’re not as good beaten the Cowboys, 3^1, on the road dage, the USC senior scored six ranked North Carolina, scored 66 in Pittsburgh and Mike Hyde of play with the Detroit Tigers sitting atop the ford University next Sunday afternoon in The YWCA is offering a new rudely bumped out of first place in right now.” since 1974 and Dallas enjoys a huge touchdowns. “Marcus can run with his first two games this season for a Missouri. stressed. Students will participate career total of 144, eighth on the Tar McMahon completed 77 of 115 ■American League East standings T h o u g h ts Stanford. program, ‘A Basic Introduction to the AFC East and they plan to take Joe Ferguson’s eyes are still lit up advantage in the rushing game. Led power and get a first down," crows in closely supervised drills and ac­ Heels’ all time scoring list. And he passes in three games for 896 yards Each team, with today's play, has eight UConn will have one more road date, Amateur Wrestling,’ scheduled to out their frustrations on the unwary from watching the game films. Buf- ’ by the NFL’s leading rusher in Tony USC coach John Robinson, who may Friday, Oct. 9, against Dartmouth in tual wrestling with others, matched still has nine games remaining this and eight touchdowns; Marino con­ games to go with the schedule definitely ApLENty begin Wednesday, Oct. 14, at the by age, size and skill level. Cincinnati Bengals. falo’s nine-year veteran, who has Dorset! (7.6 average), Dallas leads favoring the Tigers. Detroit has eight games Hanover, N.H, before returning home Sun­ Buffalo, 2-1, slipped to second gone through two straight games the league by averaging 208 yards year plus all of next season. nected on 36 of 63 for 474 yards and Community Y, 78 N. Main St. The class is geared to beginners seven touchdowns in two games, remaining, five at home and a season-closing Len Auster, day. Oct. 11, against the University of North place behind unbeaten Miami last without being sacked, has already per game on the ground. ’The Giants, Bryant, going into Saturday’s Classes will meet on Mondays and as well as those who have had some Lynn out game with Boston College, has a while Hyde hit on 29 of 41 tosses for three-game series against the Brewers in Herald Sporlswriter Carolina at Dow Gardner Field. Wednesdays fro, 4 to 5:30 for six previous traning, and is excellent week and the injury-plagued Bills thrown for 702 yards and seven who don’t have a runner with more Milwaukee. UConn hopes to have midfielder Billy enter Riverfront Stadium off a 20-14 nation-leading 11 touchdowns and 414 yards and five Id's in two con­ weeks and is open to children ages preparation for students who would touchdowns, but he’ll be missing his than 92 yards, have allowed only 13 ANAHEIM, Calif. (UPI) - Fred The Beantowners. on the other hand, were Morrone. sidelined for four games because of home loss to NFC champion ranks third in rushing with a 173.5- tests. six to 13. Instructor for the program like to compete on school teams. favorite target against the Bengals. points per game while the Cowboys Lynn of the California Angels un­ slated to host Cleveland today and Sunday a thigh injury, back in the lineup ap in st Philadelphia, following routs of the yard average for three games. It Other players may emerge as is Barry Bernstein, head wrestling For further information, call the Jerry Butler is doubtful for the average 30. derwent minor surgery Wednesday and then finish on the road Boston is to head Bridgeport. Morrone has two game-winning New York Jets and Baltimore. may be bruising warfare for Bryant front-running candidates by the end coach at Manchester High. YWCA at 647-1437. Advance game because he got poked in the Houston’s overworked defense has and doctors said they found no liga­ for Milwaukee for a three-game series and goals, those coming against St. Louis in the U the Bengals, 2-1, are serious eye against Philadelphia. held up well, but the Oilers, 2-1, against B.C., however, because the of this weekend’s contests. The do is go on seven or eight-game winning In addition to teaching basic and registration is required and is being ment damage in his injured left Eagles have an interior line then closes out the year with three contests opener and versus Indiana in the Huskies' se­ about contending in the AFC Cen­ “That really affects our plan­ have averag^ only 15 points per major games, aside from the USC- streak and the half pennant is there for the advanced wrestling techniques and accepted on a first come, first knee. Dr. Lewis Yocum of Centinela averaging 264 pounds a man. Oklahoma battle, pits No. 3 Penn against the Indians at Municipal Stadium cond outing. strategies, the importance of proper se rv ^ basis until the class is filled. tral, they must rebound from a 20-17 ning,” said Knox. “Butler’s like the game and converted just seven of 40 Hospital said examination by S Herschel Walker, a freshman sen­ State against 12lh ranked Nebraska. It you go on the home field criteria, the ball taking. loss to (Heveland that Bengal Coach No. 4 hitter in baseball, our home third-down situations. ’The Jets, 0-3, Otherwise games of Oct. 4 are going to be conditioning and warm Up will be arthroscope did find a roughening on No. 4 Texas vs. Miami of Florida; belongs in Detroit's court Forrest Gregg claims was a much run and RBI man.” allowed 566 yards in last week’s 38- sation last year while leading extremely, extremely important A plea one surface of the knee joint. Lynn, Georgia to the national cham­ No. 6 Michigan vs. Navy, No 7 That, however, is not always the case worse beating than the scoreboard Starting linebacker Shane Nelson 10 debacle in Pittsburgh and the who was injured breaking up a dou- Milwaukee and Baltimore remain in the And with the race so close, have you Secretaries of bowing leagues — duckpin pionship, only ranks 11th this season UCLA vs. Iowa, No. 8 Ohio Stale vs Red Sox 5, Indians 4 Orioles 1, Yanks 0 indicated. (knee) is also doubtful for Buffalo team appears to be in total disarray. bie play May 8, will receive an­ Stanford, No. 9 North Carolina vs hunt for second half honors with the Brewers noticed there's been more tension with the and 10-pin — who forward scores to ’The The most obvious gap between the and running back Curtis Brown New York has yielded an NFL-high in rushing with a 146.3 yard average. umpires The arbiters’ calls are not being Herald, a plea. When an individual has a high BOSTON (UPI) — Rich Gedman NEW YORK (UPI) - Scott tiinflammatory drugs and intensive The Bulldogs’ 15-game winning Boston College and No. 10 Aiabma having the edge in home dates. Besides its had three bits, including an RBI dou­ two clubs is on defense — where the (knee) and wide receiver Lou Pic- 100 points. rehabilitation. series with Boston. Milwaukee has a three- taken as the gospel and there have been soYne single AND high triple, please put those McGregor struck out a career high Bills yield a league-low eight points string was broken by Clemson last vs. Vanderbilt Fifth ranked real roof-raising disputes of late. The ble in the fifth that knocked in the cone (hamstring) are questionable. game clash with Detroit in Brewerland to scores together, not separately on the sub­ 11 Friday night and scattered six per game compared to the Bengals’ Cincinnati safety Ray Griffin week and Walker is anxious to get Pittsburgh is idle. pressure is getting to everybody. game-winning run, and Carl close out the season mitted scoresheet. hits in pitching the Baltimore 24 points per game. Despite his (shoulder) will be replaced by Mike E Yastrzemski smacked a two-run Thank you. Orioles to a 1-0 victory over the New Baltimore finishes its season at home homer Friday night to lift the club’s proud defensive record, Buf­ Fuller and guard Dave Lapham 1... M ' ^ Huskies on road York Yankees. Pats deal Ivory against New York but before then has two Boston Red Sox to a 5-4 victory over falo Coach Chuck Knox — who (knee) is doubtful. rfiore outings against the Yankees at the Coming off its 3-1 win Wednesday night McGregor, 12-4, walked only one makes Ralph Nader sound like an Elsewhere Sunday, the New York Football galore the Cleveland Indians. and pitched out of an eighth inning •Stadium and then faces Detroit on the road over Boston University the UConn soccer Gedman’s game-winning twoout optimist — is unimpressed. Giants are at Dallas, Houston at the for three more team, ranked No. 1 in the country, hosts Local gridiron fans will have to choose jam in outdueling Tommy John, 9-7, “We didn’t play the kind of foot­ New York Jets, Kansas City at Seat­ Joe's World today on several fronts. There are scholastic double came off loser Wayne who allowed nine hits, struck out The Yankees, while all this nonsense of Bridgeport Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock Garland, 3-7, following a one-out ball I was hoping we’d play against tle, Miami at Baltimore, New away, to Seattle three and walked two. seeing who will 'win' the second half, sit back before making a swing to the West Coast star­ games here with Manchester hosting double by Carney Lansford. Philadelphia,” said Knox. “And, I England at Pittsburgh, San Diego at Joe Garman and lick their wounds and sec who will be the ting Wednesday. Wethersfield and Elast Catholic entertaining Bob Stanley relieved starter don’t think we were as good a team Denver, Minnesota vs. Green Bay at challenger for Al. East Division honors. Rockville in 1:30 starts. And then there is as people had us rated after our first Milwaukee. New Orleans at San BOSTON (UPI) — The New season game against Washington P The Huskies, 6-0 going into Sunday's clash, Bruce Hurst in the fourth and gave C v n n e A h /lo t e will leave Bradley Field Tuesday afternoon UConn against Yale in the Bowl in New up an R B I single to Tom Veryzer but CXpOS D, IVieiS O two victories. England Patriots announced Friday and did not see any action in the first and are expected to arrive at San Francisco Haven, also at 1:30. And for big-time college that running baCk Horace Ivory, the three regular season games from held the Indians hitless the rest of MONTREAL (UPI) — Larry the running back slot. Who’s the favorite? Airport that evening at approximately 8;30 rooters there’s No. 1 USC vs. No. 2 Oklahoma the way to increase his record to 10- Parrish drove in four runs and Bill league’s leading kickoff returner last season, has been traded to the Listed as the third halfback on the Who's the lavoritc’’ That's a silly question UConn on the trip is slated to open on television. 7. Gullickson combined with Jeff Wednesday against the University of Califor­ Agony, decisions, decisions...Have a nice Seattle Seahawks for an undisclosed Patriots depth charts, due largely to Each club has ample opportunity to walk The Red Sox made it si-l in the Reardon on a seven-hitter Friday Duran still after the outstanding play of rookie Tony Safety tips awav with second half honors All one has to nia at Berkeley in Berkeley The Huskies will weekend. high draft pick. S third when Dwight Evans singled, night, helping the Montreal Expos Now in his fifth year, the 6-foot, Collins, Ivory was credited with one moved to second on an infield out extend their winning streak to six 198-pound Ivory led the NFL with 36 kickoff return for 19 yards in the ...... and scored on a Lansford single, games with a 6-3 victory over the It’s getting to be that time again. carried over your shoulder, or kickoff returns for 992 yards and a Patriots’ 13-3 loss in Philadelphia Before we know it, bird hunting Cleveland went ahead 4-3 in the New York Mets. three weeks ago. slanted at "The Ready" bout with Leonard 27.6 yard average return last season will be upon us, and the phea­ Position. Make it a constant habit fourth on an RBI double by Alan The Expos, who hold down firrt season, including an electrifying 98- ’The Patriots’ active roster now in­ Bannister, a Rick Manning grounder place in the National League East in sant, grouse, and woodcock hunters to check where your hunting com­ LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPI) - While European boxer who has compiled a yard kickoff return against the AFC cludes 44 players, one below the will be afield once more. and Veryzer’s single. the second season, took a 1-0 lead in 33-1 record with 20 knockouts. maximum allowable total of 45 ac­ panions are. at all times. It’s so Pofe takes Fame golf lead acknowledging he must win Satur­ East division rival Baltimore Colts. At the risk of sounding repetitive much better to absolutely know Evans tied the score 4-4 in the the fourth inning on doubles by An- Duran said after beating tive players — fueling speculation day’s bout against European junior During his previous four seasons (I do this every year) I want to re­ where each person is, in relation to fourth when he singled home Ged- dre Dawson and Parrish off starter Minichillo he would fight Wilfred that recently signed holdout Sam middleweight champion Louigi Ivory played in 44 games while star­ mind all the once or twice a year one another. And don’t be afraid to round and was 7-under going into the man with his 1,000th major league Pat Zachry, 7-13. Benitez and continue to demand Cunningham, who sat out last FMNEHURST. N.C. (UPI) - Jerry Hatalsky. who had an even-par 71 similar to yesterday,” said Pate. “I Minchillo, Roberto Duran has one ting 12. nimrods, and even some of us who correct another member of the par­ Pate, gunning for his second victory Friday, and Tim Simpson, who fired missed some putts early on that I last three holes but finished with hit. Gedman had singled to lead off another shot at Leonard. He said no ’This year, he suffered a hamstring season, will be activated for Sun­ two bogeys and a birdie. Hatalsky more important thing on his mind: go more often, about hunter safety. ty if his gun barrel is sloped in your of the season, shot a 3-under-par 68 a 68. were two strokes back at 136. should have capitalized on." the inning, moved to. second on a Pirates 5, Cards 4 another fight with Sugar Ray contracts have been signed with injury in the Patriots’ final pre- day’s game at Pittsburgh. In fact, I can’t stress it enough. A rode a roller coaster on his first nine passed ball and to third on a fly ball. general direction. Friday to lake a two-stroke lead At 5-under were Bill Kratzert, Pate, who played the first round Leonard. Benitez. reminder that might prevent one ac­ It’s very disconcerting to look up who had a 70, and Keith Fergus, who among the early starters, said he holes. He birdied the first and fifth ST. LOUIS, Mo. (UPI) — Lee The Panamanian denied a New after the second round of the $250.- Lacy’s homer triggered a four-run Duran, who surrendered his World cident a year, is worth the monotony to see where a friend is in relation to 000 Mall of Fame Golf Tournament. had one of the day’s best rounds with found the putting surface over the holes, but then bit a stretch of three York newspaper report which straight bogeys.” Both Simpson and Brewers 8, Tigers 6 fourth inning Friday night that Boxing (Council welterweight crown of having some safety facts youself, and to see the business end Pate, who was in second place a 66. Alone at 4-under-par was Jack 7,050-yard Pinehurst No. 2 Course to Leonard last November in the quoted him as making a racial Youth dominates repeated over and over again. So DETROIT (UPI) - Robin Yount carried the Pittsburgh Pirates to a of a shotgun poked in your general with a 66 after the first round, had Nicklaus, who had a 71. and said he tougher in the afternoon. Hatalsky are scrambling late in the remark directed at Puerto Ricans. tour to make the top 60 on the money capped a home run slugfest with a 5-4 victory over the slumping St. famous “no mas” bout after here goes. direction, albeit may be just four bogeys on his way to an 8- is ready to win his first tournament “It’s always easier playing in the decisionlng Leonard five months “I never said anything,” said First, use your safety on your carried, or cradled, by your friend. morning as far as putting goes. It’s a list, which would exempt them from two-out, three-run blast in' the ninth Louis Cardinals. Duran. “I don’t deal in those types under-par 134 after 36 holes. of the year. ’The loss was the Cardinals’ fourth earlier, thinks Leonard is avoiding a shotgun. Make sure, to check it con­ If you are hunting with someone "Basically. I would say I played little rougher late in the afternoon." qualifying next year. But Nicklaus, inning Friday night to lift the of statements.” First round leader Morris straight and seventh in their last third fight. Tribe tank squad stantly while walking through brush, else, or even if you are hunting But the early starters like Simp­ making a rare appearance this late Milwaukee Brewers to an 8-6 victory Minchillo, who won the European in the tour, said he is eyeing a vic­ over the Detroit Tigers. eight games. “I came back into boxing to fight or scrub, where a branch or pucker alone, make sure you have a clear son and Hatalsky had to contend Sugar Ray, nobody eise,” Duran junior mldtlleweight crown with a brush could accidentally move the field when you about to fire that gun. with a swirling wind which caused tory for a different reason. ’The loss dropped Detroit into a 12-round decision over Luis Arcaries said through an interpreter. By Len Auster nier in the distance freestyles. slide or button off “safe”. Keep that Especially if you are hunting over a 2 many of the golfers’ scores balloon first-place tie with Boston in the of France Jqly 1, will be making his Dodgers 3, Astros 0 The former world lightweight and Juniors Lynne Sampson button on “safe” until you are ready dog, and the dog is locked on point. jured AAaree set after 27 broke par in the first round. “It’s a shame it’s the end of the American League East and enabled U.S. debut n in the nationally Herald Sporlswriter HOUSTON (UPI) — Dusty Baker welterweight champion from (freestyle) and Laurie Darna (fly, to fire the gun. And after firing, and When the bird “blows out”, and yuo “The wind is really peculiar,” year,” said Nicklaus, who won here Milwaukee to move within one-half televised bout. ’There is plenty of youth and an knocked in two runs with a single Panama said Leonard, who won the IM), seniors Sandy Stauffer reloading, be sure that the action is never know what direction the bird said Simpson. “It’s really swirling a in 1975, but missed the cut the game of the division lead. The Italian boxer said his only loss and a sacrifice fly and Burt Hooton undisputed world welterweight abundance of new faces as (freestyle), Mary Gallagher once again in the safe position, and is going to take, make sure that the lot. I hit five or six shots I thought following year. ”I feel like I’m Baltimore, which bedt New Vork 1- was a fourth-round knockout at the crown with a 14th round technical Manchester High girls’ swimming (freestyle, backstroke) and Jerry that you do not resume the hunt dog, and friend, or friends are not in to compete in mile were really good that came up short playing well. I’d love to finish the 0, is in fourth place, only 1V4 games pitch^ a fo\|r-bitter Friday night to hands of Alvaro Scarpelli in Milan, back. lead me Los Angeles Dodgers to a 3- knockout over ’Thomas Hearns last team gets set to jump into its 1981 Tucker (freestyle) and freshman without checking it. More accidents your line of fire, as you start to or long.” year with a win. I’d hate to waste Italy, Nov. 10, 1978, a loss he 0 victory over the Houston Astros. week, gave up his WBA junior campaign. Jeanne Lemieux (breaststroke) are have happened because of this kind mount the shotgun. Simpson had seven birdies in his playing well and not winning.” avenged by knocking out Scarpelli in NEW YORK (UPI) - Sydney Athletic Federation. Hooton, 11-6, struck out two and middleweight (154-pound division) The Indian tankers, 6-4 a year ago, among Manchester’s leading en­ of carelessness than people realize. One year, I had a bird flush over a Rangers 5, Twins 2 the fourth round March 29, 1980, Maree, favored to win the inaugural Prior to the accident, Maree walked one to pick up his fourth title to prevent another fight with take the plunge for the first time in tries. I should have s ta rt^ with this one dog, in a direction I never expected 6 when he won the Italian junior running Saturday of the Fifth spoke enthusiastically about facing BLOOMINGTON, Minn) (UPI) - shutout of the season and his third Duran. ‘81 Friday afternoon against Penney first...When walking to, or from it to, and as the gun hit my shoulder, middleweight title. Minchillo said Avenue Mile in New York, promised such renowned international com­ Pat Putnam slugged a j.three-run victory over Houston in as many “Sugar has a whole lot of High in East Hartford at 3:30 with a Manchester has seven divers it your car to where you are going to and I started to pull on the bird, I to “compete" after suffering con­ petitors as Eamon Coghlan of homer and Charlie Hough and Steve starts against thein this year. problems making 147 (the that Duran was his hero, but he roster of 38 swimmers and divers. can call upon with sophomore hunt, remember to keep your action saw a friend who was not. “there” Unscheduled match would attempt to be thp aggressor tusions of two fingers of his right Ireland. Comer combined on a Isix-hitter welterweight limit),” said Duran. ’The list includes 21 returnees and Ginger Piotrowski, senior Barb open and your gun unloaded. Make it when I flushed the bird. I kept that hand following a Friday morning “1 had four years taken'away Friday night to lead the Texas “He (Leonard) knows I’m fighting and would pressure the Panama­ 17 new people including 11 Stevenson and junior Nancy a practice to do this and make sure gun moving straight up in the air as press conference attended by Mayor from me because of international Rangers to a 5-2 victory over the Reds 10, Braves 2 at 154. Why doesn’t he stay at 154 nian. freshmen, eight sophomores, 12 Granger the leading candidates. ’The the people you hunt with, do the it hit my shoulder, so that it was Ed Koch. politics,” he said, “so now I feel like Minnesota Twins. and let’s ntake^i matep?” “My only worry is the weather, juniors and seven seniors. Gone are latter is a first-year participant and same, and you’ll avoid any close vertical and pointing away from According to a spokesman for the an unleashed horse. Steve Ovett had ends ruggers tour ATLANTA (UPI) - Ron Oester Although Duran has ^ only two because the desert is so hot,” said many of the old faces, including has looked'sharp in pre-season calls before you even get in the field. him. If I had shot at the bird. I know New York Road Runners Club, kept me out of several meets in Mariners 8, Royals 3 and Ray K n i^ t bomered in support of his 75 bouts, the {30-year-old MinchiUo. “We’ll Just have to wait twin sisters Marcy and Beth workouts. Another must, and I can’t stress I would have hit him. You can b e t. which is sponsoring the event, Europe so I really enjoyed beating GLENVILLE, N.Y. (UPI) - Con­ of Mario &to Friday night, leading filte r was forced to make a slow, and see what happens at 8 p.m. MacDonald. And for the first time. “Diving should be stronger for us this one enough, when claimbing a your bottom dollar, and take a bird a Selfridge said the starting time was KANSAS CITY, Mo. !(UPI) - Maree was leaving the conference him on September 9 in Rieti.” tinuing the secrecy that has marked the Cincinnati Reds to a 10-2 victory t^ous comeback after quitting in Saturday.” Coach Dave Frost notes, he does not this year,” Frost states.' fence, be sure to place your gun on little farther out. I’d rather miss a moved up because of concern fo'> the Terry Bulling drove'in two runs with room when an NYRRC official Coghlan is the world’s premier its entire troubled U.S. tour. South over the Atlanta Braves. the eighth round of the second have a swimmer on the team who “We should have a year similar to the ground before you go over the bird than hit a friend. players. a double anid Tom Pacljorek and slammed the door of the runner’s miler; he set the indoor record of Africa’s Springbok rugby team Oester hit his fifth homer in the Leonaid fight. bolds a school record. last year. Whether we can do better fence, be it a stone, barbwire or Watch for the dog, too. Some peo­ ’The team’s visit to the United Bruce Bochte added solb homers van and caught Maree’s right hand. 3:50.6 in San Diego last winter in the played a surprise game Friday second inning and Knight connected Duran’s image was further tar­ “We’re not going to get a lot of depends on how well they come wooden type. Then reach through or ple get exitte w when a bird “blows” States has been fraught with sharp Friday night to carry Floyd Ban­ Two of his fingers were caught in fastest mile ever run in the United afternoon on a near-deserted field for bis sixth homer during a three- nished by a less-than sparkling per­ Sports Slate firsts,” Frost, who became a father along individually,” he sees, “What over it with the stock pointing an fire as soon as the bird lifts off protests , because of South Africa’s nister and the Seattle Mariners to an the door for about 30 seconds. States. This could be his finest mo­ and said it would now head for run fifth in helping Soto to his 10th formance Aug. 0 when be decisioned for the first time this summer, ad­ is encouraging is we have a high toward your body. Do not grab it by the ground, forgetting that Sam or apartheid policy. ’The squad was 8-3 victory over the Kansas City A spokeswoman for Beekman ment outdoors, but there will be home. met with violent demonstrations triumph in 19 decisions. Nino Gonzalez In 10 rounds in mits, "so we have to bunch seconds number on the team who have had the barrel, and pull it to you. Ot Rover, or whatever, who has done Royals. jj Hospital, where Maree was taken, strong competition despite the The match, held before only a during its New Zealand tool:. Cleveland. Saturday and thirds and seconds, thirds and time trials consld^ably better than better than that, if you are hutning all the hard work,, might be in the ; said he “was treated and released” absence of Britain’s Steve Ovett and handful of spectators and a number Tension also had mounted 070* the Phillies 9, Cubs 2 “1 was happy to win,” said'Duran FOOTBALL fourths." last year. ’That’s why I hope we can with,a buddy, hand it to him, and line of fire. Some dogs will often, in and Maree said later, “T feel all Sebastian Coe. of state troopers, was held against Bennet win^ of the Gonzalez fight. "I didn't know Wethenfleld at Manehaster, li30 Leading Indian tankers Include bunch people (in the scoring).” then go over the fence, and then let their exuberance, when a bird ’ right and will race tomorrow.” team’s tour because of a second Among Coghlan’s challengers will the all-star U.S. Eagles on a polo .bombing an>arently related to the CHICAGO (UPI) - Gary how I would finish, so I didn’t Rockville at East Catholic, li3 0 freshman Kris Noone, who is Schedule: Oct. 2 Penney A, 6 him hand it back to you. And you do flushes, half leap after the bird. The Fifth Avenue Mile will be un­ Bennet varsity sociier team expected to take part in the the same for him. be Mareee, the American 1500- field in the Schenectady suburb of trip. Matthews drove in five runs with a pressure him at the beginning, but SOCCER Windsor Locks H, 9 East Hartford Many a good dog has been injured, like any other for world-class meter champion who bpat Ovett in a w hlpp^ Timothy EduThrds, 7-1, single and his ninth home run and Becker at MCC, 3 p.m. backstroke and 50 and 100-yard A, 16 Hall H, 20 Conard H, 23 Which leads me to something else or killed, because the shooter did not runners, since it is on a straight, Glenvllle. The Springboks won 38-7. Police said an explosion Friday I’m better prepared now. I’m ready mile in Italy last month in 3:48.83; The game — the Springboks third ripped apart the clubhouse of an yesterday in South Windsor. Scott Mike Schmidt blasted a two-run to go from the beginnl^.” East Catholic at Northwest freestyles. Sophomore Tracy Wethersfield A, 27 East Catholic H, that bears repeating. If you are hun­ wait for the bird to get up. point-to-point course rather than the Gorman scored three goals and Steve Scott, who has been enjoying in its U.S. tour — was originally Evansville, Ind., rugby team that homer Friday to lift the Duran said he was^ not taking Catholic (girls) O’Brien in the IM and backstroke is 30 Enfield A, Nov. 3 Fermi A, 6 ting with a buddy, or more than one Again, I know I’m repititious, and* traditional quarter-mile lap on Brad PelllgrlnelU, Nell Jellevillw, his'finest season and ran 3:49.68 in slated to take place at an un­ has been trying to line up a game Philadelphia Phillies to a 9-3 victory Minchillo lightly, but also said he CROSS COUNTRY also looked to pick up points along Windham H, 11 Division trials, 14 other person, be sure that your gun maye a pain in the neck. But think tracks. For that reason, any June, and John Walker of New Jeff. Larkin, and Joey Dipace one over the Chicago (^bs in a rain- Manchester hoys and girls at with freshman Erin Sherman in the Class LL Meet, 21 State Open MeeL barrel is not pointing at anyone else, about it. It’s better to be really safe, "records" set will not be recognized disclosed location Saturday. with the Springboks. Investigators IunI not seen the 38-year-oId Italian Zealand, who was the first to crack However, tour organizer ’Thomas said they had no suqiects. each for the 2-0 Bears. j | delayed contest. fight, nor viewed any films of the Westlake InviUtional butterfly and sophomore Beth Four- Dual meets at 3:30 p.m. whether it be cradled in your arms. than a long time sorry. bv (he International Amateur the 3:50 barrier i' . ^ . I .f ■■ •I2 - THE HERALD, Sat., Sept. 26, 1981 . ] THE HERALD. Sat., Sept. 28, 1981 - 13

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Ctat-h— k 1 4rt— lirt—it outside his house. Out­ Ruble iL4-f ) ^ ^ 1 a a 70«-139 S*t x-Oakland 2> 18 fM UCorte ^ ® A A ? Paschall 1 2 | ^ Joe Kassett side his stand (right) he Kansas Citv 24 20 TAT Sambito i 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 Wright pitched to 1 batter in 6th Mark U c 67-72-139 Ruble pitched to 3 batters in 8th HBP by Bannister (McRae) WP- David Thore 7tF€9--139 In my family, football FMrtk; inspects corn, weeding Minnesota 21 24 4b7 3’2 l.CaUib-CibMtrla lOterrtUMara Seattle 20 24 4 T- 2 18 A T.481 - Paschall T -2.30 A -24.262. Tommy Valentine 70«-I39 is No. 1. And not just to l.lnear»i**erti 11—-*— out less-than-perfect Texas Raymond Floyd 70- 70-140 1 >t8tti 4. Iterit-lirri 19 23 4^2 4 70- 78-140 me. I’m Jim Brown’s INkt^artann 4.4ft— Un4i ('hicagu 17 26 39T 6'2 CHlCAtiO Terry Diehl S.lvpMItfts t m i lifc ears. PHILADELPHIA Wayne U vi 71- 69 140 5. Cew t u n 1 F— U-l— et ... California IS 26 366 7' ab r h bi ab r h bi MILW.MKEE DETROIT son-in-law. My wife, 7. M nni l i i iiiiiin L M f-V aliii x-First hall division winner Dave Eichelbcrgor 78-70-140 U tn m M rn a 7. l— y-lipi 1 Bt-J— k. U,Smith cl 4 12 0 Bonds cf 4 0 0 0 . ah r h bi ab r h bi Vance Hoafner 78-74 140 Karen, is the daughter N r b O ia e li H«r«ld photo* by Tarquinlo Knda> s Results Maddox cf 1 1 1 0 DeJesus ss 6 2 2 0 Molitor dh 3 10 0 Trmmll ss 4 2 2 1 Boston r. Cleveland 4 Jim Thorpe 71-65 140 of the NFL HaU of Rosclb 4ll0Bucknrlb 4 0 3 0 Yount ss 6 1 13 Gibson cf 6 0 2 2 71-69-140 Eialtimore 1. New York 0 3 0 0 0 Joe Hager Famer. Of course, I I’nser lb 110 0 Durham rf 3 0 0 1 CooperIb 4 12 1 Kemp If 69- 71- 140 LFantt Texas r. Minnesota 2 6 111 Steve Melnyk work on the gridiron, lUramye Matlhwslf 4 2 3 6 Hendrsn If 20 10 Simmons c 3 10 0 Jackson lb U e Elder 71-70-141 ilMWl SeattleS. Kansas(’ily3 Schmidt3b 3 122Capillap 00 0 0 Oglivie If 3 10 0 Parrish c 6 0 10 4.lMRan Milwaukee 8. Detroit 6 D A Weibring 72- 69 -141 too. I open holes for Jim I Inuraa Aviles 3b 10 11 JD avisc 4 0 0 0 Thomas cf 4 113 Wcknfsdh 3 12 1 67 74-141 iCeny Toronto at California night 1 0 0 0 BobGild-r Brown-type guys. L Cvaawni Morelndc 6 0 10 Waller 3b 4 0 10 Hoyvcll 3b 4 1 10 Hcbiier ph J.C Snead 73-68 141 I.Anii«al g ( i (Tiicagoat Oakland, night DDavisrf 4 0 0 0 Tyson2b 1000 Gantner2b 4 14 1 Brookns3b 2 0 0 0 5iaturda\ s Games Allen Miller 68-73- 141 Bowa ss 4 0 0 0 Tabler 2b 2 0 0 0 Bosley rl 4 0 0 0 KclIehrSb 00 0 0 71- 70-141 ains onto oauj onu ■AM Times EOT I TnIlo2b 4 0 0 0 Kravec p 0 0 0 0 2 100 Mike Reid -son »|j3uiv-nv o» •» INI Sixth: Jones rf Gary Koch 70- 71-141 Daventh: Texas 'Darwin 9-81 at Minnesota HHeed p 0 0 00 LeSmithp 0 0 0 0 Leach rf 10 0 0 n| aonxp ti»jp t»nj f.mnt 1. ENf-lirhrai ' Williams6-8'. 11 3Tam Mike Holland 71- 70-141 2. lbvn»4W trti 1. lascaraa-ArratM Mrriaca l-CNnela l^arson p 2 10 0 Thmpsn ph 10 0 0 Cowens rf I 0 0 0 Brad Bryant 76,-67- 142 ofniOa w r 4»A "N IfiiMila-lMM 4.1— 4 — Cleveland i Waits 7-9' at Boston Aguayo2b 1 1 1 0 Cauail) p 0 0 0 0 Whitakr2b 4 111 li li oqt JO] »no*1 OAirajio I Mried— et 4. Fa— e^laru - I Eckersley 9-6> , 2 p m ■ Ron Streck 72- 70- 142 S.Nht4— i Fatstt-hian li Eastwek p 0 0 0 0 Totals 34 8 9 f Totals 36 6 9 6 Mark O’Meara T6.-67- 142 o* 'jusM nniO naMSNV $. la— H Carawiai 1 Jha—ye-Cirtareiia Milwaukee 'Haas 9-7> at Detroit Hall If 10 0 0 400ia)0(D e 7.«rt— 4«da 1 'Wilcox lJ-8',2 ir p m Milwaukee Scott Watkins 68- 74- 142 7. Pahli Ciniy 1 Naay-lrfdaca ToUls 38 9 12 8 Totals 31 2 7 1 1 20 0 1 0 2 0 0 6 Sihs M r— l—ti Toronto 'Stieb 910' at California Detroit Jim Barber 73- 66 -142 (c) n i l NEA Inc. Sake Be-Inberte I Renko7-41, 4pm Philadelphia 000 220 3(B 9 E-Boslev DP-Itetroit 2 LOB- Richie Adham 72- 70 142 Chicago lOlOOOOOO 2 Milwaukee 4. Detroit9,2B-Gantncr2, CTiicago ' Burns 9-f; • at Oakland Gary Hallberg 71-71-142 Seventh: Ticfftk E- Tyson, D. Davis. J Davis DP - Gibson- HR- Cooper (12). Thomas 70- 73-142 I McCatly 13-61, 4 3ti p m Tom Weiskopf 1. Irtw-lwies-Ueit 1. htaaeJIrraAtl 2.Be4emy Baltimore iHanaganS-bi at New York Philadelphia 1. Chicago 1 LOB-- (21). Trammell (2i. Wockenfuss (8) Bob Byman 71- 71-142 2. F iM i fa ri awa i le h iiil Philadclphia r. Qiicago9 2B Schmidt. Jackson (6). Whitaker (6>. Yount (10). 71-71-142 IjaWaChimcb 4.1—y-Diru May 6-11). 8 p m U Smith. Aguayo. HR--Schmidt (28). Bill Britton 3. lehle-ChMa-ftMea LPilM h piafa 1 frriafa l-iaeaet Seattle ' Stoddard 2-11 at Kansas Citv SB—Trammell Jim Dent 70- 73-142 Matthews (9) SB-Maddox S--Kravec2 IP H R ER BB SO 4. le — f r iin i G h iiite 7. la— ■ cirtarewa i Hra— yt Can— < C»ura HWi. 8 3f. p m Fxl Dougherty 71- 71-142 w. 5. *f—ue Uniigi l-h— IP H RERBBSO Sunday 's Games Milwaukw Tom Purtzer 69- 74 -143 S ^ F— to-l— Henry Botticello wishes there were more Philadelphiadelph Caldwell 4 4 3 3 73- 70-143 f. Mhe-MbeMh—ace Milwaukee at Detroit (W3' 7 2 Joe Inman Football Baltimore at New York U rson (W3-0I Vuckovich 2 2 1 1 Bobbv Wadkms 74- 69-143 7. latcaraa-Ctray-f— Cleveland at Boston R Reed Eastrly iW3-3) 1 0 0 2 I Wally Armstrong 72-71-143 L B a li aiaw Cartarena Chicago Finger’s i S ^ ) 0 0 0 1 70- 73-143 I.B i Chi— li 2.laicara»6R 70- 74-144 New England 0 3 0 000 52 77 2. Jase-J— k tomatoes, cukes, even some early St Louis 22 21 612 2'z Mazzilli cf 6 0 0 0 Crumrl Ib 6 111 Curtis SiUord NY Jets 0 3 0 000 40 IX 4. B i (Werta DeDominicis 178-411, Pete England farmer of stone walls and best. (.’hicago Taverasss 3 0 10 Scott 2b 4 2 2 1 Jeff Thomsen 73- 71-144 20 22 476 4 LEAGUE 74- 70-144 Central iFa«te4tM boulder-strewn fields; far from the apples — spill over into his space. Botticello rents 100 acres out of x-Philadelphia 46T Valentin rf 4 10 0 Reardon p 0 0 0 0 Dewitt Weaver Scott 163-379, Ron Joiner 2U 23 4' Bruce Douglass 74-70-144 Cincinnati 2 1 0 667 75 71 t. 4rt— lartiaew He sits astride his dusty tractor, the 125 he farms; and that rented New York 2U 24 « r Kingmn If 4 0 12 Dawson cf 4 110 Houston 2 I 0 667 46 X 157-412, Ed Ralph 151-402, Yankee economy of briefly spoken Slaublh 40 10 Carterc 3 0 0 0 LEADERS I^ n a rd Thompson 71- 78-144 breathing in the heady smell of Pittsburgh 18 26 4(» 7 73-73-146. Pittsburgh 1 2 0 333 81 77 Bub Holmes 151, Paul “aheh,” and "nope,” Botticello An old man in coveralls sits atop land is slowly being gobbled up by West Cubbag 3b 3 0 0 0 Parrish 3b 4 0 3 4 I'hil Hanc'K k (levcland 1 2 0 333 37 70 warm earth. Neatly staked' Steamsc 40 10 Wallachrf 3 0 0 0 CTiarles C'Kidy 73-72 -le Taath: G iliberto 150-400, Cliff farms in a growing suburban en­ an overturned basket, inspecting developers. “If we lose farm land Houston 28 16 636 73-72-146, West (incinnati 26 17 6or Flynn2b 4 12 0 Franctm If 4 12 0 Bv l ’nited Press International Tim Norris San Diegu 3 0 0 1000 114 X l.hM a M ra — ye tomatoes fill the air with their vironment. fresh ears of com and discarding the because.it is built on, we lose it com­ 1‘3 Including Games Played Thurs Sept 24 73-72 -1C Jones 149, Bill Moorhouse San Francisf'o 23 19 6A8 4 Zachry p 2 0 0 0 Speier ss 2 10 0 Mike McCull'.ugh Kansas City 2 1 0 .667 87 85 3.fcrii«al 4.gr— aga pungent, leafy late-summer aroma. pletely. There’s just no more to Searage p 0 0 0 0 Gullcksn p 2 0 10 American league Skcctcr Heath 73-72 -1C 148-144-405, Tony Botticello, unlike many of his less-than-perfect, tossing them into x-Los Angeles 24 2U Mf 4 Oakland 2 1 0 667 63 29 illa w ii 4. Dana Atlanta 21 22 488 6*2 Boitanop 0 0 0 0 Manu«*l2b 10 00 Individual Batting Mike Gove 73-72^ 1C. Yankee cousins, is articulate and a small wooden trailer, already half­ replace it. The state should protect plaver.club ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi avg TO-TT^-IC Denver 2 1 0 667 47 X 7. Gemy I.M r ia DeDominicis 147, Rick Across the small black-topped San Dipgo n 31 29T 1' Marshall p 0 U 0 0 Gone (Jetirge Seattle 1 2 0 33:1 44 57 talkative. He is eager to speak, and it,” he continues, but adds that part x-First half division winner Hodges ph 1 1 1 1 Unsford.Bs 373 65 126'21 3 4 48 336. Gary Trivisonrm 67-78 IC Sib M — DeDominicis 411, Gabe road, he sees the wooden roof and full of assorted unusable produce. A Paciorek, Sea 370 43 121 26 2 11 61 327 76-70--1C does not hesitate to answer of the problem is the attitude of the Friday s Results Puleo p 0 0 0 0 U n Nielsen National Conference Szabo 404, Hank Grzyb 398, jumbled vegetable colors of his busy baby goose presides over the trailer, Philadelphia 9, Chic ago 2 Jorgnsn ph 1 0 (10 Zisk.Sea 328 41 1(77 12 1 16 40 326 Tommy Aaron 71- 74 -1C, questions or to voice opinions. town toward the farmer. Hendersn.Ok 39084127 18 6 634 326 71-74- IC East Tony DeDominicis 395, roadside pi^uce stand. To the rear letting out an occasional squawk.' Montreal 6. New York 3 Totals 3f 3 7 3 Totals 32 6 10 6 Bob F^stwood W L T Pet. PF PA I F — te42M a New York 000 000 (DO 3 Hargrove. Cle 298 41 97 21 0 2 46 326 Mike Pe»uis New York Almon .Chi 324 e 98 9 2 4 39 3(E Hale Irwfn 77-69-146 His day, like that of most farmers, “There are a few people who raise a Street, and he learned the skill as a friendly neighbors, occasional G Brett. KC 316 36 96.26. 6 3 34 30E Minnesota 1. F a n te ^a rta rtm I laaiy-ArratBel 211, Roger Jones 213, Rich right are a pair of modem solar farmers don’t pay enough taxes. I forsch9-ri 2 If p m Zac hry iL 7-13' 6 7 4 4 2 4 Woody Blackburn 76,-71 146 Detroit 1 2 0 333 IMIa-Cara—oA 4.Aniap8Dana begins at 5 a.m. and ends only with few acres, but no one else of any young boy. Now his 13-year-old son “hassles” with the town, en­ Searage 0 2 2 2 1 0 U m on.Chi 297 43 89 22 6 6 42 300 72- 74 14fi Higgins 203, Ken (Dooley bouses. Directly ahead is the brick don’t agree. I»s Angeles ' Power 1 2 • at Houston Roger Calvin (ireen Bay I 2 0 .333 $. Aranye-Ltenet 4. laaiaB-Chi— la ni^tfall, seven days a week. He K van 9-f 1.2 20 p m Boilano 0 0 0 0 0 0 Wilson. KC 394 47 117 7 6 1 24 297 Gibny Gilbert 71- 76r -146 212, Tom Shea 217-56S, Al size. Fifteen or twenty years ago “Farm land costs the town works with him. One of Botticello’s croaching development, and the Winfield.NY 364 48 108 23 1 11 64 297 Chicago 1 2 0 .333 7. lahia Cim y i B e * —^ occupational training center with Philadelphia < Carlton 12-4 > at Chicago Marshall I 1 0 0 1 0 JonOiaffeo 73- 73 146 West opens his stand on April 1 with flats there was a vegetable stand on brothers operates a dairy farm in everpresent vagaries of weather? Bird 4-41,2 2Up m Puleo 1 0 0 .0 I 0 G rich.('al 318 48 94 12 2 18 49 296 U rry Rinker 7176- 146 Sabs la ua ra a-lM n k Schevy 233, John Myers sprawling macadam parking lot and nothing: developed land demands Evans. Bos 374 74 110 If. 4 19 62 294 Atlanta 3 0 U 1000 of annual flowers and vegetables, every comer, but no more,” he says Lebanon; another brother, Anthony, He surveys the area, and a smile Cmcmnali 'Berenyi 8-f > at Atlanta Montreal Miller Barber 7T-71 146 I/»s Angelf'S I 2 0 ^333 206-250-649, Dave Wilson soccer field. To his left, in the dis­ roads, sidewalks, water and sewer .Niekro7-f. i, 7 3f p m Gllcksn'W6-8' 7 1-3 4 3 3 2 6 Burleson. Cal 396. 47 116 16. 1 6. 29 294 Bob Shearer 72- 76,- If? continues mid-July with fresh with a note of regret. operates a hog farm across the slowly spreads across his face. Dilone. Cle 229 28 67 6 4 0 16 293 5ian Franciscf. 1, 2 0 .333 200, Butch Savlno 200-552, tance, light posts from the in­ lines, all kinds of support services. San Francisco Whitson 6-8' at San Reardon 1 2-3 3 0 0 0 0 George Cadle 74 73 147 New Orlean.s 1 2 0 .333 30 1. B eilina 2. ArtaneArratM produce, and later adds com and fall Rural farmers have been the vic­ street from the produce stand. Finally, he turns to answer the ques­ Diego I Kuhaulua 0-1«, 10 (I p m Zachry pitched to 2 batters in 7th. Bell. Tex 342 41 10016 1 10 61 292 Jim Chancey 76-71 If? September 27 Bob Oliver 214-585, Fred terstate hi^way seem to sprout When land is developed, a certain Searage pitched to 3 batters in 7th. Roenickc.BIl 192 29 6« 16 0 2 18 292 Sunda; IM rieC M —la 4. l —aa^eenet crops such as squash, gourds, and tims of urban sprawl and land “But that’s another story,” Bot­ tion. “I enjoy this," he says. Sunday 5 Games Jim Nelford 74- 73 If? All^imesEDTi S. PaUa-Bfdaia M a —y-Geny Kozicki 222, Bill Avery 203, from the woods and ripe cornfields. amount is left for ‘open space.’ Biilano pitc hed loO batters in 7th Harrah.Cle 330 60 96 11 3 6 39 291 Buddy Gardner 73-74 lf7 New York at Nfontreal Atlanta at Cleveland. I p m. 7. Ar— aye tartar— I. Arriaga Mara— adl Ken Oliver 585. pumpkins. development, and Botticello en­ Farmland should be considered the ticello says with a laugh. Anthony Looking around at the harvest Pittsburgh at St Uiuis T 2 49 A 41 Jf.l Murray. Balt 347 62 100 17 2 1968 288 Mike Bright 76,-72 lf7 Buffalo at Cincinnati. 1 p m Overhead, a passenger jet drones on Cincinnali at Atlanta Rice. B is 413 48 119 18 1 16 6,7 288 Charlie (libson 73- 74 lf7 S - i Faastel— HE STANDS, this late summer visions a time “a few years off” town’s ‘open space.’” has . been involved in controversy bounty, at barefoot children racing Individual Pitching Houston at New York Jets, 1 p.m approach to Bradley. Philadelphia at Chn ago & otl Simpson 73-74 -147 Washington at Philadelphia. 1 p m when no farm land will be available with his neighbors — new suburban between laden baskets, one could l l k v e l a n d bo sto n pitcher, club w 1 ip h bb «w»era 72- 76r 147 HOME ENGINEERS- Henry Botticello is one of day, in a wooden lean-to behind his Botticello has watched the town Ix)S Angeles at Houston Billy (Jlisson New England at Pittsburgh, 1 p m. in town. He Insists that he would hardly blame him. ' San Francisco at San Diegu ab r h hi ab r h bi Fingers. Mil '»-».•»3 73 62 13 6« 1 11 Perry Arthur 73- 74 147 Shirley Eldridge 201-516, Manchester’s sole surviving stand — one work-shoed foot lodged grow and develop in the 45 years he homeowners — over the odor of the Dilone U 4 0 0 0 Rcmy 2b 6 0 10 Rcuschel, NY 4 2 66 61 9 21 2Cr 74- 74 148 Oakland at Detroit. 1 p m. Mark Hayes , MinnovHa vs Green Bay at Mil­ Dolores Kelly 185, (Dathy on top of a hastily contrived saw still live in the same location, but has spent here. Farming is in his adjacent hog pens. ItTSBUKGH ST LODTS Orta rl 3 0 0 0 Evans rf 6 2 2 1 Stewart. Ball 3 7 KB 79 6.1 6,1 2 12 Roger Maltbie 74- 74 148 farmers; and like the "urban cow­ ab r h bi Hargrv Ib 3 0 0 0 Rice II 4 0 0 0 Andersen. Sea 3 3 66 60 18 40 2.18 74-74- 148 waukee. 2 p rn Bohjalian 188474, Phyllis ab r h bi Pat Lindsey Miami at Baltimore. 2 p ni Moreno cf 1 2 0 Herr2b 4 0 10 Diaze 4 110 Ystrzmdh 4 112 Lamp, Chi 7 6 114 93 38 S2 2 21 Barney Thompson 78- 72 -148 Heritage 193-508, Cindy Foil ss f' 0 2 1 Oberkfll 3b 4 0 2 0 Harrah3b 3110Unslrd3b 312 1 Righelli.NY 6 4 89 66 33 77 2 22 Kansas City at Seattle. 4 p m. Mark (^alcavecchia 73- 761-148 New Orleans at San Kraneisco, 4 pm . Madtck 3b 4 0 10 Hrnndzlb 4 110 Thornln dh 3 1 1 0 Stapletn ss 3 0 10 Aase. Cal 4 4 66. 66 24 38 2 36. 76i-74- 149 Hurley 215-501, Byrt Kelly ph 1 0 0 0 Perez lb 4 0 0 0 Mike Donald Now York (;iants at Dallas. 4 p m SATURDAY (EVENING) BRbnsn lb 4 0 10 Hendrck cf 4 0 2 1 McCatly. Ok 13 6 169 122 66 86. 2 40 Mark W iebe 76.-74 149 Lingham 190, Barbara Tekulve p 0 0 0 0 lurgrf 3 0 0 0 Bannstr2b 4 12 1 Gedmanc 4 13 1 Corbett. Minn 2 6 82 74 32 6.8 2.62 St ijouis at Tampa Bav. 4 p m Fiht Bill 1/oeffler 73- 78- 149 San Diego at Ijenvcr, 4 p m l.Aiiaid IMha Scurry p 0 0 0 0 Tenace lb 10 0 0 Mannng cl 4 0 0 1 Miller cf 3 0 10 BurnsChi 9 6 144 126 47 94 2 6« Greg Powers 76,-74-149 Higley 189-513, Karen Bot- Parker rf 4 1 1 0 Roof If 3 2 10 Veryzer ss 2 0 11 Monday 6k>plernt)cr28 3.4lanatal 4.J— John. NY 9 6 128 121 36. 46. 2 60 Denis Watson 76,-74-149 Los Angelesal Chicago.9p,m tone 183-494, Joanne Laev If 4 122 Sutter p 0 0 0 0 Haves 3b 00 0 0 Ungford. Ok 11 9 179 169 60 79 2 72 Tom Storey- 79-70-149 . S.hrpbi 4.lar1arca Wohlgemuth 463, Lynn Ray 2b 4 0 0 0 I’oi ter c 3 112 Totals 31 4 6 3 Totals 35 5 11 6 Davis. NY 3 f. 69 44 23 81 2.74 Bob Probe’n 74- 75-149 LEchaaiz I.G— The bitterness of an Indian BK' Nicosia c 4 12 0 Ramsey ss 3 0 11 Cleveland 010 300 000—4 Comer. Tex 7 2 72 66. 28 20 2.761 Jerry Heard 75- 74-149 RENO. Nev (U Pl. Weekend football Sab Ninia Davis 468, (Dhris Sullivan Solomon p 3 12 1 Lez< an ph 0 0 0 0 Boston 201 110 00X—5 Guidry. NY 11 4117 W 26, 96. 2 77 BobbMu lurphy 74- 75-149 4JKISlei B—Lansford. Hayes DP—Boston 3 National League 74- 76r--149 Sports ^ > k 478, Marsha Daiiahy 455, Thmpsn lb 1 0 0 0 Green pr 0 0 0 0 Keith1 L'Lyf(■ 'lord Secend: Kaatp 100 0 LOB-Cleveland 4, Boston 9 2B~ Diaz. Individual Batting Terry Mauncy 76,-76»-L60 NFL Diane Cote 457. Red ford may make film about convicted killer Peltier * DeLeon p 0 0 0 0 Bannister. I^nsford. (iedman. HR- player, club ab r h 2b:3b hr rbi avg Lanny.Wadkins 77- 73-165 Favorite PU. l.M a -V A N e tB A i— Sara Tmpitn ph 10 0 0 Yastrzemski (7) SB-Hayes, Unsford Madlock. Ptl 261 32 88 21 I 6 41 337 Loren Roberts 79- 71-165 Oakland Detroit 2 lU ifZ —a 4. Ilwri»4ahac«rta IP H RERBBSO San Francisco MERCANTILE- Mel Sykes p 0 0 0 0 Madlof'k F’tt 261 32 88 21 1 6 41 .337 Scott Bailey 75- 75--165 New Orleans 6 5. tarp b i l i yn IM a a ia iM field of Indian righto, Peltier said, Braun ph 10 0 0 Cleveland Rose, Phil 39R 66 130 17 5 0 X .327 Robert Wrenn 76- 74-165 Atlanta ' Cleveland 2‘^ LCahWi lib |.4larrttaMdiMt Burbank 152-376, Dave Rairp 0 0 0 0 Garland (L3-7 4 2-3 4 2 2 Baker. LA 373 44 119 15 3 9 43 319 73- 77-160 Buffalo Cincinnati 3 Sabs C— la— I By Leon Daniel he learned the fat checks were a 3 1-3 Lance Ten Brooek B a rre ra 154-400, Russ Landrm rf 10 0 0 Uwallyn (iriffey. ('in 361 60113 19 6 2 X 313 Lynn Ixitt 75- 75-160 Houston New York Jets 3 myth. Boston Pittsburgh New England 4>> UPl National Reporter “We’re et wer. We’re defending Totals 38 13 4 Totals 33 4 9 4 Cnncpco, Cn 384 56 120 27 0 5 63 313 Pat Mc(iowan 78- 72 -165 • TIM Wilson 139-402, H arry Pittsburgh 010 400 00(F'5 Hurst 3 2-3 6 4 4 1 1 Brmiks. NY .334 32 104 19 2 4 37 ,311 76- 74-165 Philadelphia Washington 9^% When a baby on the reservation 1 0 0 3 0 John Cook l.QahiiU liy n 2. Matahacerta Buckminster 137-386, Hank ourselves. I’m sorry those sgents died, but St. Louis OQ0100 010~-4 Stanlv (WIO-7) 6 1-3 Dawson. Mtl 360 6T. 112 19 323 61 311 Bobby Cole 76-74-165 Miami Baltimore 2*A MARION, ni. - Leonard died of malnutrition, he said, ”L.took E--Porter DP—f*iltsburgh3. St Louis WP Hurst PB Diaz T--2 21 A- llowe. Hou 333 42 103 22 4 3 33 309 78-74-165 Green Bay Minnesota 2*^ 1 QUrnta %-ltlkp i ihe4ara Frey 140-139409, Jim Bell i’m aiso sorry my peopie died.” Michael Rrannan Seattle Kansas City 2 Peltier, an American Indian serving part in an uprising and protest.” 1 LOB--Pittsburgh6. St Louisf> 2D - 26.136 Durham. Chi 2?. 37 91 10 610 33 308 Scott Hoch 78-761-151 S. MraaaAife 1 Rirria-Zarra 135-358, O aig Pinney 139- Nicosia 2, Hernandez. Moreno 3B-- Schmidt. F’hl 338 71 104 18 227 78 .308 78-75-161 Dallas New York Giants 10*^ 7. lari— 4m|ae*i lU dy-fd—ii consecutive life sentences for the Founded in 1968, AIM soon Bobby Mitchell Tampa Bay St. Louis E I*arker HR -Porter ifii. Lacy (2t SB-- Nolan, (’in 216 21 6614 1 I r .307 Tom Jenkins 76- 75-161 S -sB M iM 143412, Daryl Lukas 138- murder of two FBI agents, fixed his became the most visible Indian ac­ Oberkfell. May. SK 301 18 93 15 () 2 X.306 74- 77-161 5^n Diego Denver 3 BALTIMORE NEW YORK Payne Stewart Los Angeles Chicago E 370, John Aceto 141402, questioner with a steely stare and tivist organization in the country. IP H R KR BB SO Buckner. (Jii 377 39 115 30 3 7 6f. 30f. Brent Murray 74- 77-151 ab r h bi ab r h bi 322 46 9816 212 44 304 College Games (Dhuck Barrera Sr. 153-399, laid it on the line. Pittsburgh Bumbry cl 4 0 2 0 Rndlph2b 4 0 0 0 G jerrero, L David Eger 75- 76-151 l.CabMa4ara 2.4bMeyet Its members have been involved in Soiomn (W8-T. i 7 1-3 8 4 4 2 1 Cromart Ml 332 37 101 17 2 5 X 304 73-78-161 California San Jose St. 6 Walt Bender 140-374, Bill Dnuer2b 4 0 2 1 Brown cf 4 0 2 0 Kenny Knox 3. Plwrtta 8 "I was raised knowing what your suspect. Joseph Stuntz, a reserva­ nation’s most dangerous and escape- armed resistance to federal authori­ Tekulve 0 I 0 0 0 0 Raines, Mtl 31361 ST: 13 7 5 37 304 78-73-161 Ohio St. Stanford Singletn rf 4 0 00 Winfield If 40 10 Jimmy Paschal Michigan Navy 20 Cdzaearta 4.{ddy-M Colby 150-359, Dave race of people did to m im ,” he said tion Indian, also was killed. prone convicts are housed in in­ 12-3 0 0 0 13 Sala7.ar. SD 363 34 no 19 5 2 X 308 Charles Krcnkel 78-74-1652 ty. They oppose the control of the St. Louis Uiwnsln If 0 0 00 Pinielladh 3 0 0 0 43 302 No. Carolina Boston College IfA^ 5. h— li liajiadii i tiriahi *i»i Wiggins 159-141-420, John 3 0 10 Jackson rf 4 0 10 Hernndz. StI 338 61 KC 22 3 8 Mike Sullivan 75-77-16i2 in an intendew in the federal prison In an interview in a booth in the dividual cells under heavy guard. Bureau of Indian Affairs over tribal Kaal (L6-6I 3 2-3 9 fi 4 0 0 Murray lb 335 30 106 23 1 1 X 299 72-80-1652 Goergia So. Carolina 9 7.Me-Zarra 1 Mraia-Valeia Roenick If 4 0 0 0 Nettles 3b 3 0 10 Kennedy. SD Barry Harwell Holy Cross Lachapelle 148-379, Bob known as “The New Alcatraz.” prison’s visiting room, Peltier in­ “When I first came here, I was DeLeon 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Trillo. Phil 316 35 9414 3 5 34 297 Mike'Ubauve 77- 75-lfa Harvard Sabs Jaie^chMiz lands. Sykes 3 2 0 0 0 Ayala dh ’ 4 0 10 Watson lb 3 0 00 327 27 97 12 2 1 24 297 84-68-162 Syracuse Indiana 4 Cuneo 140-357, Leo Foglia “We're at war,” said the native sisted on bis innocence. told I wold be in the control unit 4 0 2 0 Fo4 632 46 John Mazza 78- 79-16.7 don’t claim to be an American. I”m have recanted their testiipony, grassland and scrub pine said, “It’s “purification” ceremonies. Hoshldr rf 6 2 2 1 Butler cf 4 00 0 New York i..ee. MU 4 6 84 80 13 34 2.46 A-Nathaniel Crosby 79- 78-167 a citizen of my own country. The which they claim was obtalneid un­ very confined here.” Peltier claims Warden Harold G. (iriifey cf 3 2 10 Wshngtnrf 4 0 0 0 John(L9-7i 9 9 112 3 Lynch. NY 4 4 73 7017 26,2 47 Jerry Impellittiere 80- 78-168 T -2 01 A- 33.427 American people almost annihilated der duress. “There was love and com­ Milner rf 10 11 Whrsntn If 00 00 Bibby. Pitt 6 3 94 79 26 48 2 49 Tom Woodard 81- 77-158 Miller, once a guard at Alcatraz, 'A ',>■ Conepen ss 3 110 Linares If 4 0 10 Valenzuela. U 13 2 164 112 63 80 2 6,1 Mike Preston 81-81-162 us. Whole tribes are gone. Their Peltier fled to Canada aftep the panionship in 'my family but lots of told him, "This is Marion and you I.^ndsty2b 1 0 0 0 Bradford p 0 000 Hooton. U 10 6 121 11229 66 2.63 MikeDils 8055--166. Fosterlf 4 0 2 2 Chmblslb 3 0 10 Sanderson. Mtl 9 6 131 112 29 76,2 61 names are now forgotten.” shoot-out. The FBI tracked him to times the only thing I had to eat was ain’t getting nothing." Bench lb 6 00 1 Smith lb 0 00 0 TEXAS MINNESOTA On the advice of his lawyer, the Vancouver and succeeded in the free school lu n ^ ,” said Peltier. There has been no work for Biittner lb 1 0 0 0 Horner 3b 4 0 00 ab r h bi ab r h bi Nolan c 4 12 1 Jacoby 3b 0 000 Wills2h 6.0 0 0 Powell If 40 10 36-year-old leader In the American securing his extradition to Fargo, He said he grew up “in an old log prisoners since an inmate strike a Knight 3b 5 2 2 1 Hubbrd2b 4 12 0 Rivers cf f. 0 4 0 Wilfong2b 4^10 ^£h^SP/fP£J? Indian Movement (AIM) will not N.D., where he was convicted in shack” with 13 brothers and sisters. year ago resulted in the closing of Oester2b 6 12 2 Sinatroc 4 0 2 0 Oliver dh 4 110 Engle rf 4 0 10 discuss hip convlctioa, 6 t ^ than to 1977 in federal court of the two “The water well was three miles the print shop and other prison in­ Sotop 6 110 Ramirzss 2 111 BelllB 4 110 Wynegarc 4 0 0 0 PcK’orb ph 1 000 Putnam lb 4 12 3 Castino3b 4 110 Jai Alai Results say, “I MM railroaded.” murders. away,” he said. “We used kerosene dustries. Runge ss 1 000 Poquette If 4 0 0 0 Ward cf 3 10 0 On the sweltering, hazy morning Peltier, a father of eight who was lamps. There was very little “I worked in the laundry,” Peltier Boggsp 2 0 11 4 2 30 Hrbeklb 30 12 Sundbrg c r n t Walk p 0 0 00 Roberts rf 4 0 2 2 Gactti dh 2 0 0 0 FMrdr of Jane 26, 1975, on the Pine Ridge divorced after his conviction, said employment.” said. “I’d like to go back but I 4 Assistn ph 1 000 Wagner ss 4 0 0 0 Adams dh 10 00 3 1m ISM SM 3M t l m b n IIN 4M IN Reservation in South Dakota, his lawyer, Bruce EUUson of Rapid What work there was, Peltier wouldn’t work unless everybody else Bedrosin p 00 0 0 Wshngt ss 2 0 10 I ttarreb I SM 2M 3 Kmia I m * N «.N Peltier played a part in a drama in City, N.D., has secured government said, was in the potato fields. Hall rf I 0 0 0 Sofielo ph 10 0 0 1 Nte *.N I CM k Ia n 3.N did. We’re wasting away. There's Totals 42 10 14 9 Totals 3T> 2 8 2 Baker ss 0 0 0 0 WMt 13 Slug m m m n u i real life that may soon reach the documents that damage the case “I started when I was five or six, nothing to do.” ('incinnati 212 (DO 200—10 Totals 3 6 13 6 Totals 32 2 6 2 lartKii 1-1 SH.«I M M t-1 (IN N screen and escalate the public against him. shaking the spuds loose from the Peltier said there was “very \tlanta (00(0)000-2 Texas 013 000 001-S Trihcta 1-M tni.41 TrilM 1-1-1 StU.M E -Ramirez2. Whisenton D P-Atlanta Minnesota 000000200-2 debate that has raged since his con- Although the U.S. Supreme Court vines,” he said. “I got 15 cento a little” racial friction at Marion but 1 I.OB- ('incinnati 13. Atlanta 6. 2B- DP-'Texas 1. Minnesota 1. LOB-Texas $4cm± n tc vlcUon. has declined to review his case, day.” that life there is difficult. Nnl,'in2. Huhbard. Knight, Householder. 8. Minnesota 6. 2B-01iver, Rivers 2. ICriMaCn 11.1# Ul 4JI IlMMt IIN LM IN J Milner 3B -Ramirez. HR -Ocsler (5). Hrbek. 3B-Rivers, Sundberg. HR— I C *m rti M# IN 1 taim N l Twentieth Century-Fox has Peltier has placed his hopes on a Peltier said he became interested “You have nothing but your own Knight i6» SB (tester, Putnam (8i. 1 W b 1.M 1 *N bought the'rights to the story. Film habhas corpus action by Ellison in Indian righto when he was 15. personal manhood,” he said. “In the IP H R ER BBSO IP H R ER BB SO M M 1-1 SUN m m g-I NIM actor Robert Bedford has visited alleging evidence of government “That was the time of the reloca­ streets If someone calls you a name Cincinnali Texas ' NHmU 3-1 SIM.TI M M 4-1 nilN misconduct. SotoiWlO-9' 2 2 2 r. Hough(W3-l) 61-3 5 2 2 1 6 TiUk K l^M USVN TriM 1-4-1 (INN PelUer In prison to discuss a movie tion policy,” he recalled. “They you can turn away.” Atlanta Comer (S6) 22-3 I 0 0 2 2 project. Peltier escaped from California’s wanted to get the Indians off the To do that at Marion would be a Boggs (L3-12) 2 r ;< 4 f UPl photo Minnesota IMrauWucM lUt S.W Ul Walk 2 2 0 0 0 Williams (L6-91 8 11 5 5 1 5 Imm H.N IN IIN Peltier admits he was involved in Lompoc Prison Camp for five days reservations. And about that time I dangerous display of weakness, he SMiialaia^ IN IN IM M M N i n in Bedrosian 3 6 6 6 Verhoevnn 120010 a shoot-out that left agents Ronald In 1979. heard about the fat checks all the said. Leonard Peltier seen as he was being deported from Canada Bradford 2 10 0 1 Williams pitched to 1 batter in9th 1 M I q n IN Starts September 28,1981 It was that break-out that landed other Indians were getting. We were Boggs pitched to 3 batters in 3rd WP-Hough. Balk—Williams. PB-Sund M M 3 4 USN 24 SU M WUUama and Jack Coler dead after “If you do that here, th ^ will followin{j his arrest in 1976 on charges of killing two FBI agents. PB Sinatro T- 2 57 A 7 817 berg.T- 2;fi . A-16.807. hrtfrta 3^3 tlU JI M M 14 (INN tlaqr had arrived on the reaervation him in the United States Peniten­ only getting commodities.” think you’re a coward,” he said. trAcH 1-S^l tNlJI to serve a subpoena on a robbery tiary at Marion, where 351 of the As he became more active in the TH E H E R ALD, Sat., Sept. 26, 1981 — 15 14 - TH E HERALD, Sat., Sept. 26, 1981 Clip ‘n’ file refunds Supermarket Shopper Weddings Miscellaneous Non-Food Products (File 12-A) Clip out this file and keep it with similar cash-off coupoons — beverage refund offers with beverage Don't hesitate to write letters coupons, for example. Start collecting the needed •s:. proofs of purchase while looking for the required By Martin Sloane produce an unexpected diapers. Unfortunately, out one request letter for Refund of the day Plain, Minn. 55348. Tliis refund forms at the supermarket, in n ^ sp ap ers and Knowing when to write response. the company cancelled the each offer; those who are W rite to the following ad- f j ? magazines, and when trading with friend. Offers dress 'to obtain the form $ refund or $1.M to $2.75 to a company is importnt Sandy Last of Henrietta. offer before it began. interested write their 2.25 may not be available in all areas of the country. N Y was surprised when she required by this offer: Hi- coupons. Send for the to every shopper who wants There is slight possibili­ name and address on each Allow' 10 weeks to receive each refund. answered the door and ty that some of these re­ C Breakfast Savings Offer, form by Oct. 31, 1981. The following refund offers are worth $17.09. to get his or her mdney’s request. TTiey have found found the district manager fund forms may have found P O. Box 6691, Maple ‘This week’s offers have a total value of 331.34. worth. that most companies are from Pepsi-Cola. Sur­ their way into the hands of BABY BUNDT Refund. Receive a $1 refund; Marvin Kruse of happy to cooperate with p r is e turned to pleasure shoppers. If you have a Bkabena, Minn., poured their efforts to save Send the required refund form and the sales slip wheii be handed her four 30 form for the “ Luvs Rebate himself a glass of Hy-Vee with the Nordic Ware‘Trademark from one Baby - cent coupons to make up Offer” (P.O. Box PM-115), stationery and postage. skim milk and was sur­ To submit club notices Bundt package. Expires Dec. 30, 1981. for her inconvenience at the company asks that you G E C IR C LITE O ffer. R eceive a $2 refund. Send prised to find a key at the To publicize your ciub meeting announcement, con­ having to wait 10 weeks for do hot send it in. Refunding tip ithe required refund form, the Universal Product bottom of the bottle. Not her refund. A week later tact Betty Ryder at ’The Manchester Herald, telephone Code symbol from one G E Circlite package and the wanting the cows to be the refund a r r iv e . Smart shopping tip Don’t be greedy and a 643-2711. pad grabber. When you register receipt with the price circled. Blxpires locked out of the bam, he It certainly convinced Mrs. Tim Keating of sent a complaint letter and find a pad of refund forms D6c . 31 1981 me to keep drinking “ Pep­ Chicago writes that L’EGGS doupon Book Offer. Receive $1 in the key back to the store at the supermarket, take si,” she says. members of her coupon coupons. Send the required refund foirn and one where he purchased the only two — one for you and Got a Manchester news tip? m iK . club share information on one to trade. Tliis aliows Universl Product Code symbol from the bottom of Refund Update If you have a news tip or story idea in Manchester, He received a prompt free booklets, recipes and more shoppers to get in on any L’eggs Regular Pantyhose four-pair pack. Procter and Gamble contact City Editor Alex Girelli at The Manchester reply from the store prepared a excellent $5 re­ other freebies. During the savings and fun of There is no limit to the number of times you may Herald, telephone 643-2711. request this refund. Expires June 30, 1982. representative, who said fund on Luvs disposable their meetings, they make ref undine. NO NONSENSE Free Pair of Comfort-Stride that the key had been Offer. Receive a pair of Comfort Stride pantyhose. returned to the dairy. TheV^ Send the required refund form, the full product store gave Kruse two freei name from the fronts of four No Nonsense packages gallons of milk. and 25 cents for postage and handling. Expires Tlien be hrard from a 2 Dec 31 1981. dairy representative, who R A ID Roach Traps $1 Coupon Offer. Send the said that nobody there, required refund form, the Universal Product Code could figure out how the WIN *300.00 THIS WEEK symbol from one Raid Roach ‘Traps package and the key got into the milk. Tile % register tape with the price circl^. Expires Jan 1, dairy gave him coupons for 1982. two free half-gallons of its I Mrs. Douglas C. Hauschild Mrs. David J. Matson RUBBERMAID Shelf Liner. Receive a refund of ice cream. Mrs. Bruce W. Stockwell Mrs. F. Timothy'Retelle up to $1.59. Send the required refund form, four Suzanna Coonce ol CLUES ACROSS: X RIZE CROSSWORD NO. 1388 You won’t hoaitato to racommond a ------product labels from any combination of Rubber­ Buckville, Ark., bought a that la ona of your own favorltaa. 6 maid Shelf Liner packages (12-inch or 22-inch, container of Wet Ones ■ ' L i t ■'SlVIOllRl 1 Stockwell-Roberts Retelle-Brendel Hauschild-Wood Matson-Ramondetta colored or patterned) and the register tape with the Moist Towelettes that sh« Printod announcamenta. prices circled. Expires Nov. 30 1981. says were “ bone” dry. She A barbar could hardly fall to notico that tha man STP Key Ring Refund Offer. Receive an STP wrote to Lehn and Fink, In tha chair waa remarkably------. 1 CIEISMOMOM Lorraine Marie Roberts of Manchester and Bruce Susan E. Brendel of Nashua, N.H., and F. Timothy Sheila Anne Wood of Natick, Mass., and Dr. Douglas Joanne Ramondetta of Vernon and David J. Matson of Carey Hauschild of Manchester were married on Aug. Racing Team xey ring and mail-in refund cer­ the manufacturer, and A datactiva raally bant o n ------^------a Wellington Stockwell of Branstable, Mass., were Retelle of Lawrence, Mass., were married Sept. 19 at Manchester were married Sept. 19 at Sacred Heart T X S M o T ^ M 29 at St. Patrick’s Church in Natick. tificates worth $7. Send the required refund form received a speedy apology married on Aug. 22 at St. Mary's Episcopal Church in Concordia Lutheran Church in Manchester. Church in Vernon. auapact doaanT cara how much time and alfort The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John E. and the “ Satisfaction Guaranteed” labels from two as w ell as a coupon for a Manchester. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. It takoa. . Wood of Natick. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and cans of STP Oil ’Treatment. Or send the form and new package to replace the l [ m ni&H H bH The bride is the daughter of Constance Roberts of Brendel of 54 McKinley St. The bridegroom is the son of Ramondetta of Vernon. The bridegroom is the son of 11. Proaumably, a n ------In aomabody’a back yard M A n cap liners from two bottles of STP Gas ’Treatment. defective one. Manchester and Dr. Douglas J. Roberts Jr. of M yrtle Mr. and Mrs. James F. Retelle of Lawrence. Mrs. Vernon F. Hauschild of Manchester. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Matson of 261 Spruce St. would hardly go unnoticad. The Rev. Anthony J. Rebeiro officiated at the double­ The Rev. Ralph Kelley of Sacred Heart Church of­ Or send the form, one “ Satisfaction Guaranteed” Jane Krupa, a customer- ■ L | l s m Beach. S.C. The Rev. Burton D. Strand of Concordia Lutheran 14. A kaan gardanar may ba only too plaasad to ring ceremony. ficiated. label and one cap liner. TTiis offer is limited to two relations representative, The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Church officiated. givo hla opinion of ona or another kind of The bride was attended by her sister. Miss Rosemary The bride was given in marriage by her father. per address, group or organization. Expires Nov. thanked her for sending Farrington Stockwell of Barnstable, Mass. Mrs. Peggy A. Vincent of Largo, Fla., was matron of ?Is |e~H O H I LuAnn Ramondetta of Vernon was her sister’s maid of 30, 1981. along the package code The Rev. Stephen K. Jacobson and the Rev. Frederick honor. Bridesmaids were Ms. Christina L. Penhale of D. Wood of Brighton, Mass. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Jane H. Paquette of Natick, Miss M argaret M. Rogan of honor. Bridesmaids were Mary Matson of Rockport, Bonus! Tliis offer doesn’t require a form. number, which Was 15. Th e - ■ ol certain aarloua allmanta la more Mosher, officiated. Bloomfield and Mrs. Julia A. Retelle of Amherst, Mass. 'bl \R\BM AIR PILLO INSOLE Cash Refund Offer, P.O. forwarded to the head of elaborate than In tome othar caaaa. Wendy Roberts of Orlando, Fla., was her sister's Michael J. Retelle of Amherst, Mass, was his Wellesley, and Miss Ann Marie Marignoni of Cleveland, Mass., the bridegroom’s sister; Cynde LaJoie of East Box PM - 045 El Paso, Texas 7166. Receive a $1 re­ quality control to aid in the 17. It’a only fair that tha man who desarvaa this maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Linda Roberts of brother's best man. Ushers were David P. Brendel of Ohio. The bridal attendant was Miss Sheryl S. Waxier of Hartford; and Gail Galovich of ^ u th Windsor. Christina MB \o\e\rm \ H A investigation of the Manchester and Peri Smith of Myrtle Beach, sisters of Pittsburgh, Pa., the bride's brother; and Thomas J. Natick. Paratore, the bride’s niece; and Jessica Matson, the fund. Send the large “ Dr. Scholl’s” name from the should gat It. fronts of three pairs of Dr. Scholl’s Air Pillo in­ problem. the bride: and Mrs. Timothy McCabe of Waltham, Cote of Gorham, N.H. The bridegroom was attended by "Denis W. Gliha of bridegroom’s niece, were flower girls. 18. Obviously, It’s easier t o ------over IJ e W Complaining to a com­ Mass.; Mrs. John Sheehan of Millis, Mass.; and Susan A reception was held at the home of the bride’s Vernon. Ushers were William J. Cooney III of Daniel LaJoie of East Hartford served as best man. soles. Expires Nov, 30. 1981. something If It’s rather lass high than you are Ushers were John Ramondetta of Vernon, the bride’s Copyr^r It 1981. United Feature Syndicate, Inc. pany about a refund Stockwell and Julie Stockwell of Barnstable, the parents, after which the couple left for Cape Cod, Mass. Dorchester, Mass., Dr. Robert R. Palozej of Ellington, yourself. p II k pFrB|iTl|i|T and Dr. Seth Seidel of Enfield. Matthew A. Clark of brother; Bruce Matson of Manchester, the you did not receive , bridegroom's sisters. Mrs. Retelle is employed as a home economics 19. Bright heavenly body. pE bridegroom’s brother; and Michael Galovich of South Richard Stockwell of Barnstable was his brother's teacher at Amherst, N.H. Middle School. Lenoir, N.C., the bridegroom's nephew, was ring 22. Having a g o o d ------for the future can help [CT 1 1 ■ ” 1 1 ^ bearer. Windsor. OH best man Ushers were Timothy McCabe of Waltham, Mr. Retelle is employed as program coordinator at Senior cHS sustain one’s optimism In life. Mass., and John Sheehan of M illis , Mass., the Avco Data Systems in Wilmington, Mass. (Brendel Mrs. Hauschild is employed as a teacher in special A reception was held at ’The Colony in Vernon, after H fp education. which the couple left for California and Hawaii. ’They 23. It sometimes happens that trousers gat 'bfAl bridegroom's brothers-in-law; Peter Storfer of photo) around tha lower edges. Scarsdale. N.Y.; James Koester of Glen Rock, N.J.; Dr. Hauschild is practicing optometry in Henerson- will reside in Vernon. ©1981 Newipaper Enterpriie Aitn- S 24. If gloomy, will hardly encourage tha family to go and Gordon Stratton and Scott Trudon, both of ville, N.C., where the couple will reside upon their Mrs. Matson is employed by the State of Connecticut Th ) bus going Manchester return from Bermuda. Auditors of Public Accounts as a field auditor. off on a picnic. I Agree to accept the judges decision as final A reception was held at the home of the bride's grand­ Mr. Matson is employed as a foreman at Connecticut Interior Contractors in Newington. (Village photo) mother, Mrs. Douglas J. Roberts of Vernon, after which NAME ...... the couple left on a trip to Ontario, Canada. They are to Restlond Forms I 1. If Hthara’am t *’* a tranaport atrlka, a cortaincai numbor ol ADDRESS ...... residing in Marlboro, Mass. ------factory omployooa may navartiwlaaa Mrs. Stockwell is employed at Interactive Data of CITY...... STATE .... needs work before the canii^. walk to work. Waltham. Mass. By Gloria Benson Our exercise class will begin Oct. 6 at 1 2. In counting them out, tha Idea would ba to got IS YOUR HERALD HOME DELIVERED YES Mr Stockwell is employed at Digital Equipment Cor­ Manchester Senior Citizens E••v p.m. and then Friday, Oct. 9 in the mor­ proclaaly the correct number. NO poration of Marlboro, Mass. Center ning. Also, our ceramics class w ill begin 3. Blood veaaal. CLIP AND MAIL TO: The third bus is going to Restland Oct. 14 at 10 a.m. 5. Journey. PRIZEWEEK PUZZLE Farms, so please bring in your money. I just received word from Jim Uccello 6. Parta played by actora. C/0 THE EVENING HERALD We have one or two openings for this that come Tliesday morning he will have 10. After a diaaatroua earthquake, atruggllng'doc- 1 HERALD 8Q., MANCHESTER, CT. Jj fliers about a 13-day bus ride to Florida. trip. tora may Juat have to manage with th e ------We were sorry to hear that Ada Rojas Among the many stops will be Kennedy they can get. has had a heart attack and is Space Center, Disney World, Silver 11. Arithmetical proceaa. recuperating at the Noble Hospital, Springs and RingUng Bros, and Bamum P 12. Getting under mother’a feet In the kitchen la one CONTEST RULES Westfield, Mass. 01085. Let’s cheer her & ile y Circus World. In Tliesday’s colum we will explain our poaalble reaaon for a boy being------. 1. Solve the puzzle by filling In the missing letters to make the up with cards. 13. Juat by looking at a couple of chaira, you may Within a few weeks, we will announce new policy for trips. words that you think best fit the-dues. To do this read each get the feeling that one la more likely to the date for our flu clinic to be held at the Clue carefully for you must think them out and give every word Menu for the week ------than the other. center. Its true meaning. ^ ^ ^ Monday: French onion soup, sliced 16. Peraone of thia type merit admiration. We try to provide you with as many turkey breast on whole wheat, brownies. 2. You need not be a subscriber to this newspaper to enter. You services as possible. We have volunteers Wednesday: Pepper burger on a bun, 20. The higheat part of anything. may submit as many entries as you wish. No mechanically to help with the Medicare forms twice a french fries, cole slaw, fruit. 21. One more than nine. produced (printed, mimeographed, etc.) copies of the entry month, a Legal Aid attorney as the need Tliursday: Sliced ham, candied sweet WORD LIST blank will be accepted. warrants, and in the spring, of course, potatoes, green bean casserole, lemon 3. Anyone Is eligible to enter except employees (and members our IRS volunteers. So take advantage of ThIa Hat contalna, among othera, the correct worda tart. V of their families) of the Evening Herald, __ these services; they are yours for free. for the PRIZE CROSSW ORD PUZZLE for roleaae Friday: Beef vegetable mup, egg salad 4. ALL ENTRIES MUST BE MAILED IN SEPARA'TE ENVELOPES My pet subject from now until Nov. 7 is sandwich, dessert. Weekend of Sept. 26-27, 1081: the holiday fair. Tliis is the only tim e all NO LATER THAN MONDAY OF NEXT WEEt< AND BEAR A Mrs. Alphonse Chamberland year that we ask you to make something Schedule for week POSTMARK. ^ . .u or give a donation. Tliis money helps Monday: 10 a.m., kitchen social ADDITION LOYAL 5. The Herald will award the cash amount shown above to the ASH MOST PRIZE CROSSWORD NO.I38? defray the cost of our food program. If games; noon, lunch; 12:45 p.m. NAILING contestant who sends in an all-correct solution. If more than Stephen j . oryeKiewicz Mrs. Timothy G. Rea ASS one all-correct solution Is received, the prize money will be Chamberland-Kinney you have some articles at home, gather pinochole. Bus pickup at 8 a.m .; return BEST NOTICES them up and bring them in, because our trips at noon and 3:15 p.m. BILLS PILLS shared equally. _ ladies' like to mark them and get an idea ’Tuesday: Shopping bus leaves at 9 BREAK POST Nancy Louise Kinney of Manchester and Alphonse REST 6. IF NO ALL-CORRECT SOLUTION IS RECEIVED, $15 WILL BE a.m.; 12:30 p.m., return from shopping; BURLY Chamberland of Manchester were married Sept. 19 at of what we have. ROLES ADDED TO TH E FOLLOWING WEEK’S PRIZE. Grycklewicz-Strong Rea-Montany Speaking of the ladies, what a group CARE South United Methodist (Jhurch in Manchester. 1 p.m., bowling. CARINO ROSE 7. 1'he decision of the judges is final and all contestants agree to SCALDED The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence we have! And also some of the men! I Wednesday: 9 a.m., roiind dancing; 9 CREAK abide by'the judges decision. All entries become the property Linda M arie Strong of Wallingford and Stephen Mary Louise Montany of Manchester and Timothy don’t want to mention names, because a.m., health clinic by appointment; 10 CURE SCOLDED Kinney of 40 Benton St. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. Joseph Grycklewlcz of new Britain were married Sept. STAR of this paper. Only one prize will be awarded to a family unit. Gardiner Rea of Manchester were married Aug. 28 at I ’m afraid I ’ll omit someone, but these a.m., square dancing, pinochle games; CURLY and Mrs. Gilbert Chamberland of Enfield. 19 at Wapping Community Church in South Windsor. DAD STORE 8. Everyone has the same opportunity to win, for every entry w ii Emanuel Lutheran Church in Manchester. people are really workers. Iknow we will Friendship Circle; noon, lunch; 12:30 SURLY The Rev. Lawrence Hill of South United Methodist ’The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson DAY be checked, and the winner announced. No ciaimlng is ’The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene R. have a beautiful fair. Tlie seniors can be p.m., bridge games; 1 p.m., craft class. HOME TAILING Church officiated at the double-ring ceremony. Robert Strong of 17 Griffin Road. The bridegroom is the son of TEN Montany of 280 Ferguson Road. ’The bridegroom is the grateful that Roger and Marci adopted Bus pickup at 8 a.m.; return trips at HOPE necessary. Gordon of 43 Wellington Road was organist and soloist. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Grycklewicz of New Britain. JAILING TOP son of Mr. and Mrs. ’Thomas W. Rea of 40 Doane St. them. They, along with Kay Bolduc, 12:30 p.m. and 3:15 p.m. to this week's Prizeword wiii be 2 The bride was given in marriage by her father. ’The Rev. Harold Richardson of Wapping Community LEAN TOUR 9 The correct soiution ’The Rev. C. Henry Anderson of Manchester per­ Manny and Kas, work hard with our Tliursday: 9 a.m., orchestra rehear­ Lisa Farr of Manchester was maid of honor. Church performed the double-ring ceremony. LEAP VEIN Dubiished the foilowing Saturday. formed the double-ring ceremony. Melvin Lumpkin of variety show and are always willing to sal; noon, hot dinner; 1 p.m.. Fun Day. LOCAL WORN Bridesmaids were Cecilia Bielski of Manchester and ’The bride was given in marriaee bv her father. The Heraid reserves the right to correct any typographical Manchester was organist. help in other ways. This year they will be Bus leaves at 10 a.m. and 11 a.m. at 10. Dawn Kinney and Diane Kinney, both of Manchester Mrs. Carol Dolyak of Hamden was her sister’s maid of errors which may appear during the puzzle game. ’The bride was given in m arriage by her father. in charge of the kitchen for the fair. Arthur’s; return trip after program. and sisters of the bride. Amy Chamberland of Blast honor. Bridesmaids were Miss M arg Schuler of Meriden correct solution will be kept in the personal Tlie action at the center starts Monday Friday; 10 a.m., kitchen social games; 11. The sealed Mrs. James E. Hamilton Hartford, the bridegroom’s niece, was flower girl. and Mrs. Bonnie Grycklewicz of New Britain, the Mary Jane Rea of Manchester, the bridegroom’s Nate Agostinelll, President Manchester State morning with the golf league scores: noon, lunch; 12:45 p.m., setback games. custody of Henry Nasuta of South Windsor served as best man. bridegroom’s sister-in-law. Miss Carrie Swiatek of New sister, was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Joyce Walt Frederickson, 32; Frank Cosma, Bus pickup at 8 a.m .; return trips at noon Ushers were Clarence Kinney of Manchester, the Britain, the bridegroom’s niece, was flower girl. Mozzer of Vernon and Gail P. Montany of Hebron, the LAST WEEK’S U^ori acceptirig prize money, the contestant will be 33; Art Call, 34; Ed Fitzpatrick, 34; Ed and 3:15 p.m. 12. bride’s brother; and Joseph Chamberland of East Hart­ Donald Thompson of Meriden served as best man. bride’s sister-in-law. photographed for the paper. Hamilton-Atwater John Wollenberg of Manchester served as best man. Hin^e, 34; Joe Klemas, 34; Bill Leone, 6 ford and Phillip Chamberland of Manchester, brothers Ushers were Bob Stevens of Meriden, the bridegroom’s PUZZLE SOLUTION 34; Lou Massolinl, 34; Charlie of the bridegroom. Louis Marinaro of Glastonbury, the brother; and Jan Grycklewicz of New Britain. Ushers were Jeffrey Rea of Enfield, the bridegroom’s Apryl Marie Atwater of East Hartford and James Romanewski, 34; Frank ‘Traygas, 34. bridegroom’s nephew, was ring bearer. A reception was held at the Buckboard Restaurant in brother; and Thomas O’Connell of Manchester. _ 1*8 TO LAST WEEK’S PRIZEWEEK PUZZLE Edward Hamilton of Manchester were married Aug. 22 A reception was held at Willie’s Steak House, after In the afternoon, the pinochle winners About Town A reception w^s held at the American Legion Hall In Glastonbury, after which the couple left for Hawaii, at St. Isaac Joques Church in East Hartford. which the couple left on a trip to the Maine coast line. were John Gaily, 845; Lillian Lewis, 810; Manchester, after which the couple left for Ilawaii. they will reside in Wallingford. PRIZEWEEK PUZZLE The hride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell J. They will reside in Hebron. ' Joseph Garibaldi, 800; Leon Fallot, 782; ’They will reside in Manchester. Mrs. Grycklewicz is a Licensed Practical Nurse Atwater of East Hartford. ’The bridegroom is the son of htos. Rea is employed at Hanes Corp. in Blast Hart­ Maude Custer, 779; Bill Stone, 778; Ann Mrs. Chamberland is employed as a hairdresser at employed at Meriden-Wallingford Hospital. Center Church Dr. and Mrs. Charles R. Hamilton of 91 Dale Road. ford. Fisher, 771; Clara Hemingway, 780; Hair Plus in East Hartford. Grycklewicz is employed as a machinist at The following events are scheduled for ot beera without being obviously attected. the clue’s wording ("might ’The Rev. R. Russo of St. Isaac Joques performed the Mr. Rea is employed at Morland Valve Co. in Catherine Gleeson, 753; Elsa Lenhardt, Mr. Chamberland is epnployed by D and D Printing Talcott Machine Products of Meriden. (Candids by the coming week at Center CLUES ACROSS: possibly") suits JEER better. double-ring ceremony. Kathy Duran and Chuck Bums, Service in Manchester. (Turgeon photo) Carol photo) Manchester. (Wanagel photo) 750; John Klein, 749; Ethel Scott, 742; Congregational Church; 1 PLUNDER not blunder. The clue's use ol "In the long run euggeets met both of Storrs were organist and soloist, respectively. Felix Jesanis, 741; Bea Maher, 739; Dom Siuiday — 10 a.m. Worship service in there le no Immedlete penelty; this Is more cherecterlsticelly true In me CLUES DOWN: ’The bride was given in marriage by her parents. Anastasia, 732. esse of PLUNDER. 2. LEAPING not leading. Since the fact that the horse Is leading makes no the sanctuary; 10 a.m. Church School; 10 4. HAND not hang. Since one le more typically said to hang a picture, Jessica M. Atwater of East Hartford washer sister’s Wednesday, playing pinochle again, special call for concentrAlon, “LEAPING’’ Is the more pointed answer. a.m. 7th and 8th graders. Federation rather then "hang It up." the clue's context suite HAND better, 3. NONE not nine. Despite the degree of MimHmrttf between NONE and maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Laura Sapia of the fo llo w !^ came in high: Maude Room; 11:15 a.m. New Member Conver­ 6. FAINT not paint. The due Impllee met you may expect the removal ol one. the difference is “obvious eneygh.” As an answer “nine” has no Glastonbury and Teri Pagliughi of East Hartford, About Town Custer, 626; Mary Nackowski, 626; Floyd sations, Federation Room; 11:15 a.m. such a mark nor to be particularly ditticutt. In which way FAINT le more • such point. ^ ___ cousins of Hie bride; Dorothy Preli of Glastonbury; and Post, 589; Carl Popple, 585; Annette apt. 5. NEATLY not nearly. The tone of: “Thanks to a really fine effort reflects Center Church Women business meeting, 7. GENIAL not menial. The Idee ote GENIAL type ot character le quite apt, ■ Sara Hamilton of Manchester, the bridegroom’s sister. Hillary, 585; George Last, 572; Elsa ■tforsas. but merely neerfy to return the ball Is to fall to do so. Robbins R oom ; 11:15 a.m. P ilgrim but one may doubt it a menial position ImpHes a particuler type ot 9. CALL not ball or fall. A peraon eapeefs to be more or leas late home Jack Radocchia of Manchester served as best man. Lenhardt, 571; Dom Anastasia, 559; Vin­ must be made by Oct. 4 by calling 643- q>iritual development. free and open to the public. They w ill be Choir, Choral Room; 11:15 a.m. (hffee cherecter. from a ball. "C ALL" is more directly apt than ’la ll" since a C ALL could Ushers were Dick Ledbetter and John Riccio, both of Harvest supper The Bahai writings state, ‘‘Education is held on alternating Sundays from 9:45 to cent BoreUo, 556; Helen Silver, 559. Shoppe. B. BIG not Hg. The clue's evident concern wim size lavors BIG. constitute delay, whereat the Injury In a faH could be more aertoua. 7419 or 643-2933. 14. LIMB not limp. One does not operate on, or lor, a limp as such. Manchester; David Hamilton of Manchester, the the means of bringihg forth the light of 11:45 a.m. at the Community Y , 78 N. aln In the afternoon w e had bridge with the Monday — 3:30 p.m. Staff meeting, . 10. DAMP not camp. Aptly. DAMP la something one mIgM fuss about In A harvest supper will be held on Satur­ 17. KEEL not heel. The KEEL ot a beached boat, yea; but not a heel ee the content of the doe. the word “camp” Is entirely superfluous, bridegroom’s brpthet;and Matthew Atwater of Elast St. For more infonnation call 643-0470. following h l^ scores: Tom Regan, 4,- day, Oct. 10 from 5:30 to 7 p.m. at North knowledge in every child, dispelling the Church office; 7 p.m. Handbell Choir, such. One vltuallzes a tbelprlnt more readily. 12. e x p e r t not export. It Is • person (e.g., an EXPERT), rather than a thing Hartford, the bnde’s Bfother-r- ' ' Bahai School opens United Methodist Church, 300 Parker St. darkness of ignorance.” 850; Ruth Regan, 4,080; Anne Kramer, ■' Carrier Room. 18. PONY not pond. The word "tripe" Implies travel, which can hardly take (export), that might have need of an "excuae." Alto. It la the exporter A reception mas held at W illie’s Steak House in ’The menu will include baked ham with More than SO adults and children w ill In the c la s M , emphasis w ill be placed 3,980; George. Last, 3,970; Kay Tuesday — 6:30 p.m. Sacred Dance place on a mere pond. that does well or not so well. Manchester, a ^ r which the couple left for Cape Cod, 21. S AG ACITY not salacity. Sagacloua writing can aptly be said to “reveal 16. PLAYER not slayer. In the case of sensational murders, the ucyNJ] raisin sauce, baked potato, two join in the opening of the eighth year of on acquiring the spiritual qualities of Ellsworth, 3,960; Ed Hindle, 3,840. Group, Mezzanine; 7:30 p.m., Chuples Mass, they will reside in Storrs. Bahai School, sponsored by the Local the writer’s SAGACITY. A aaladous writer would be said to aapM I, eey, himself may be very much in the background and not “news, of oourae vegetables, celery and carrot sticks, mercy, justice, compassion, love, A reminder to all interested in the aub Dinner Dance (hmmittee, Robbins Mrs. Hamilton attended the University of Connec­ Spiritual Assembly of the Bahai’s of Club notices rather man "reveal" aaladty. In the direct sense that his killings and hla victims are. A sensational roil„ butter, m in c ^ apple or squash pie, forebearance and patience. refinlshing class: It will start ’Tuesday, . 22. JEEHnotbeer. Aptly. Was queatlonol showing "reaction to a JEER , or PLAYER In sports Is very much In the public eye. of course. ticut. School of'Agriculture. Manchester with 10 towns from Plaln- Root” - ^ . coffee, tea or milk. Classes will be divided according to To publicize your club meeting an­ Oct.6 and Thursday, Oct. 8 at 9 a.m. Wednesday — 7:30 p.m. Chancel Choir, affaels ol beer. Also alnoe a drinker can quite usweSr handle a number Mr. Hamilton is currently attending the University of ville to piington participating, in the nouncement, contact Betty R ycM at The Also, a reminder to all interested in the Tickets are $4.50 for adults and |2 for age group, with special programs for Choral Room. ^ « Connecticut. School of Engineering at Storrs. (Kudlak classes which are design^ to promote' Herald, telephone 643-2711. children 12 and under. Reservations teenagers and adults. Classes w ill' be caning class In November: You should Thursday — 7:30 p.m. Property (hm - photo) join the refinlshing class If your piece (' ■ J 16 - T H E H ERALD , Sat,, Sept. 26, 1981 TV Saturday

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They are saved Kannath Copaland fCountry Galaxy Of Stars With ponents and be given to two, three or Raceway in Colchester for a look at the Condorman — is asked by 0:26 mins.) ^ C D O News Carr. Rosemary Clooney. Woody by hundreds of bat a which attack the MalTMBa I S L M V a ^ OambH B EmorgancyOrM language, some violence. (D D InTheNewa 9 Jmtiquea ^ Starsky And Hutch Herman. Carol Lawrence, Peggy Nawa-Waathar-Sporta 9 M o d ic ln a And Your Health more seriously ill people. the CIA to aid in the defec­ vampire owner and his diaciplea. (2 Robart BchuOar (CapUonad) ® Sunday Night Movie I 22 A8va B WaRona E.T. Shaker driven by Donna McCarthy 0:30 9 9 This Week In Baseball ^ Racing From Belmont Park Lee. the Lennon Sisters, Liberace, 9 OncaUponACIaaalc Movla (Exc. Mon., W ad.) 'My GRADE: B. ARZHTBAlaTNa 9 Press Box Washington bureau hrs., 22 mina.) A Nova 4:30 from Manchester. This fastest car at the tion of a beautiful Soviet i j ) BIrdman 9 Wall Straet Waek With Louis ^ d Donald O'Connor. Mpvla 1:30 Body Guard' (T U E .). 'Spirit O I SI. chief and guest correspondents 8 ) Movie-(Adventure)*** "SanU 2:30 iCD_ 8aa8«Mni« street S:30 Cl) JaKaraona agent. The movie is a Walt COMEDY GP C<^puterworfd Rukeyaer'Penny Stocks: The (D Movie-(Adventure)* Ik "Play ) This Waak In SaaabaN Leula' (THUR.). T h a Emigrania' track in its class was built by Ron 999TheKldSuperPowerHour DenverFollies?'Guesl:AMenR. ^ c u s s events of the week. Fa Trail" 1940ErrolFlynn.Oliviade Orel Roberts CD® OnaDayAtATbna QD utUaRaaeala T H E NIGHT THE S ) Baaaball MnaOnNawJaraay Disney take-off on the 9 Movie-(Horror) ••• "The Havllland. Pre-Civil War historical Dirty" 1969 Michael Popeye ' CD ra AB«ar8accar(Mon.) Emanuel Church Zavarella also from Manchester. iMthShazam Aden, First Financial Securities, Caine.NigelDavenport. During WWII ) Movie B ImSchool Programming LIGHTS Vt ENT OI T IN 9 Human Face Of China Haunting" 1963 Julie Harris, Claire fight for "Bloody Kansas" with Jeb Latino 9 d » B Chrial Tha Lhrtng Word Carol Seaton and Vinnie Salvatore host Jarties Bond series — and Inc. a group of ex-convict troopa set out 'I RopafaUowaCaNToPrayar ABda B RIehard Bbnnion* Show 9 H'a Your Business 2:00 Bloom. Carefully selected group is Stuart and George Custer beginning 6:30 CDCD BBawItchad _ , The following events are scheduled for across the North African desert to I Nawa-Waathar-Sporta ® M o v la 1ft30 B Sarah And Tha StraatWaaala this program which will air on Channel it is family entertainment CD KIdsworld introduced to frightening manifesta- their military careers. (2 hra.) BerHo In Porformanco Emanuel Lutheran Church, Church ^ n s of the supernatural. (2 hrs.) 9:30 destroy Rommela supplies, but are The Portuguese Around Ua AnnlvaraaryGD It la Written B Nawa 13 of Greater Hartford CATV Sunday at 5 all the way. Lots of pretty (D D In The News J Uttle Rascals caught in-a deadly crossfire. (2 Firing Una 9 JakaHaas (2oapal Tkaa 10:30 10:00 Baseball Boston Red Sox vs 9 Sneak Previews 'More Guilty 9 New Cinema From India‘The DeyOf Diacovary 9 Nawamal 6K)0 Street, for the coming week: European scenery. j 9 Bai hm.) 2K)0 b O ® Tha Tonight StMwIBIh ( D AEca 9 SanMyllBtor p.m. and Monday, Wednesday and CD SpMerman reland Indians Pleasures' Critics Gene Siskei and Forest', directed by QirishKamad, is Movie ® Nova Sunday — 8:30a.m. Worship; 9:45 a.m. 9 Here's How s BuMball 8 ) ary MaatarplMaatarplaca Spoclal Theatre U M S o a t G RAD E: B. ( D ® Richie RIch-Scooby And ^ M n t On Living Roger Ebert reveal the moviea a drama about adultery and the Fred Saxon College Football Friday at 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. 3K)0 Robort Schuller (CepUoned) Nawamakar9:20 Sunday B B Slockbuatora Church School; Bible Study; Adult Scrappy Doo 9 9 Major League Baseball: they're embarrassed to admit they ensuing hostilities of two neighbor­ Harvaat Tampla Movla (Mon.) 'Ralniraa County' Community Broadcasting would like to love, including:'Maasacreat Central ing communities, asseenthroughthe (D Movie-(Comedy) *** “This Top Cet ® K'aAUvIng j f f K p p y/Days B Again Forum with Jolyn Horton as speaker; GP Dr. Who 'The Sun Makers' An Inside Look Host: Bryant Happy Feeling" 1958 Debbie From Hollywood MarcutWofty,M.D. Tua .. W a d .)'T h a Cal FIRST MONDAY IN ^ SportsCenter High', 'Eraserhead*. and'Invasion of eyes of a small boy. Jewish Heritage 9:30 D M ovla (Tu< receive your comments on community Qumbel. Reynolds, Curt Jurgens. Woman is Movio AndyOrtmth From Oulor ^ a co ' (TUE.), 'Bacral nursery; 11 a.m. Worship with commu­ (B) Movie-(Drama)**** "Julia" From Hollywood Lee Leonard the Bee Girls'. 10:00 9:00 CD® ThaJaffaraona programming or your suggestions for OCTOBER (R) - Walter 9 Fi enthralled by actor, but Ispuraued by World Tomorrow 10:BS Vallay'(W EO.).Charlla.Tha 1077 Vanessa Redgrave. Jane ^ o r t a on entertainment features. 9 Black Perspective ^ News Wonderame GD i nion; Nursery. handsome young man. (119 mins.) Raco For Tho YoNow Joraoy 9 Old UmoOMpel Hour B Waathorvlara r Cougar Part 1. (THUR.) future programming. / Phone 646-0660 Matthau, Jill Clayburgh. Fonda. A taut tale of life, death and 9 T V Community College ® Maude (D ® Programming I Sunday Morning 9 Standing Room Only‘Kris I 2:30 11d)0 /AndQoaath Monday — 7:30 p.m. Long Range Plan­ (Romantic comedy) This l8) La Plaza Unannouncad 9 Orel Roborta anytime. love in pre-world War II Germany. (8) Mister Rogers Kriatofferson and Anne Murray' Two QD Movie fE) naado ated P G )( 117 mins.) 6:30 9 Movie-(Comedy) ***M SportaCentor ® Provlovr: The Manlona Of ^ aAraTaSilng ning Committee. MUBRW r 2:15 of America's hottest stars perform a 9 Promisee Of Ood 33 HourMoeailno I Attarnoon ConUnuaa ) Art Of Cooking Pol Martin 9 9 ® Major League Baseball ^ (X ) CBSNtwt "Airplane" 1981 RobertHays. Julie Family Focue Amoric a medley of their biggest htta. 8 ) Masterplaco Theatre: Duchaea 10K)0 I PrleoloRMbt ______ria (Exe. Mon., Thur.) 'My ^monstrates his culinary skills Game-Of-The-Week GD Entertainment Tonight Haggerty. Hilarious spoof of airplane Jimmy Swaggart 3 3 S 9 News Wrap-Up Of Duka Street I CD Trapper John, MuD. (D John Davtdaon Show Body Guard' (TUE.), 'Manny's' 9 Nancy Savin-The Arts 2:30 9 9 ® NBC News , disaster flicks; an ex-war pilot la From Hollywood 3K)0 (SD C F L F o otba ll (M o n ., T h u r.) Ask The Manager 9 Medicine And Your Health forced to fly a heavily booked 9 Bionic Woman MlatorRogora ‘ Nawa Orphan'.(W ED.). 'Priuotiar OI 9 CD Mario And The Magic Movie 9 Sunday At The King’s House Jimmy Swaggart CoMoooFootb*«(TUE.).Proro**l 10:30 B Etovla (Wad.)'Barracuda' Hits The Jackpot" 1050 Jerome (D Movfe '(M ystery) **^ □P 9 Muppet Show >Ron Ron.'(8 0 mins.) Celebrate 4.*00 B OurRSuaSrooka 9 Take Tw o Three Btoogee Sports Extra Cowan. Penny Singleton. Dagwood "Dynamo" 1980 Aglamorous 9 SportsCenter Newa-Wealher-Sports CD National Football League 0 ki School Prograraaikig A free public concert w ill be given Sunday on Bissell 9 News Sunday At Tha King's House 3 3 M JL S JL ia fired again and goes to work for a woman takes over as general ® On Location: The Pee Wee SMovle-(Drama)***M "Confor­ Insight na ^ 11M7 Herman Show Paul Reubens is the mist" 1971 Jean-LouiaTrintignant, 9Movle-(Drama)***Mi "Confor­ 10ri)0 Aak T h» a Manager r ra Tanma (Mon., Thur.) Street by the “ Pride of Ballbriggan” band from rival contractor. (00 mina.) manager of a Hong Kong advertising Bonanza (BCD Nowabraak ra On Vaeallon WllhMIckay 10:55 creator and alar of this satirical Dominique Sands. In 1930 Italy, a mist" 1971 Jean-LoulaTrintignant, CBS Sunday Morning Ballbriggan, Ireland. agency andtakesa fancy to a kungfu Dominique Sands. In 1930 Italy, a Meuaa And Frianda Movla (FRI.) D ® Schoolhouse Rock expert, part time taxi driver. (2 hrs.) 1960's kiddie show taped at L A.'a man strives (or acceptable life as a Woody Woodpocker And ^ C D ® 9 1 man strives for acceptable life as a lOffThaSat a f t e r n o o n ______KaWalarSam' The band is in the United States under a Friendship K 10:56 (ST m o vie-(Com edy) ***h Roxy; also starring members of the member of Kalian facist secret Friendruoda member of Malian faclat secret ) Benny HBI Show Dr.BcottOnHabrawa (D D InTheNewa "Airplane" 1981 Robert Hays, Julie Groundlings, an impro visa tional service, until an odd series of events lD MaMata For Tho 26th Sunday Of i a « o Force exchange between Worchester, Mass, and Dublin, comedy troupe. make him a willing murderer. (2 service, until an odd aeries of events > Yoer S) SporbN^tar jtovla (Thur.) Spirit Of St. 11:00 Haggerty. Hilarious spoof of airplane make him a willing murderer. (2 M aratlon Talathon I Amorican Forum Ireland. Blackatar disaster flicks; an ex-war pilot is 9 World Opportunities hra.) doNoge Football A DaktarOordonln(?oncart ^ ( D {(kaatast Sports Laganda ) Sports (Mon.) up To Tho • B Elacltle Company Sunday’s performances, one at 11 a.m. and another at 9 Solid Gold Host: Dionne ® Independent News hrs.) Ufeatyloe ^ Soul Train forced to fly a heavily booked 4:20 Freeman Raporta4:30 I Qraat P w foim anoM : Tin kw , 8 Lottary Show (Thur.) ^ ® Goldie Gold-Thundarr commercial plane when the crew Warwick. Gold record winners 10:30 S p irit Cnieedo (EXC. MON.) 1 p.m. will include singing and performances by Irish ®Movte-(Adventure)**^ "Every GD FamilySlxMlMon Affair DollarMan TfRor, Soldlw, Spy B Jarioraona PG H < ^ ill. (Rated PG) (86 mins.) their hit songs. Black News Newamakor Sunday 9 MovieFaattvalOfFalth >rts Saturday ‘ Which Way BulLooae" 1979 Clint ChaBce Of Salvation M Laraon Sunday MshI •tiWcardltiaiha f 8:3S dancers. CD M ovie- (Adventure) *v% Forum 36 Oomata Eastwood,Sondra Looks. An ® BluoQraatar Jaan NetworkHartford Proaonta Jowlah 11:30 8 Movla ConUnuaa (Thur.) "Perilous Voyage" 1060 Michael News-Weather-Sporta E eUponACIasaic'Dominick: Movio 4:45 B Taka Tw o For the concert, Bissell Street will be closed off from easy-goingtruckdriverwhohappens ) CBS Nawa Movla (Tua.) T h a Emigrania' JS Parks. William Shatner. A Latin- ' Community College Beyond Gravity'Thesmugglershave News Sacrlflco Of Tho MaM ® M o v la B the Herald parking lot to Johnson Terrace. Americanrevolutionarycommandsa landed their contraband and Beever f Mission Impossible to be the best barroom brawler In the Rax Humbard ) Dadd Suaakkid Sesame Street San Fernando Valley has hia buddy 5dX) ) Baxiara ship loaded with arms hoping to use 3:30 and Lucy discover a change in the I Benny Hill Show Big Bkia Marble CD Bionic W om M The entertainers are among almost 70 visitors from smuggler's plans. (Closed- I America's Top 10 set up fighta and the aide bets. He 10:30 ) AnEvanbiaAITIwImprov them to overthrow the government in CD Programming Unannounced .also has an orangutan and a mother CD (NMgan'a Wand I JbnBakfcar Ireland who are being hosted in Manchester area homes his country. (2 hrs.) ^ ® Wide World Of Sports ^ptioned; U.S.A.) SI Sports 1 1 >lavlalonMaaa □P Movie ® Bugs Bunny Show I In Performance who swears a lot. (Rated PQ) (115 I® KIda Are Paopla Too ) bnldaBualnaaa for a few days. ^ College Football Review (R) Today's show will feature coverage 9 19S1 World Friaboa ) Dr.JaehVanImpa 9 News-Weather-Sporta 8 ) Soccer Made In Germany I Odd Couple mina.) I ThaVa Tho Spirit ofboththflWBCWorldLight 4:30 Haaaachuatta CouneS Of Starts September 28,1981 9 CInemax Short Feature Keavyweighc Championship fight 'Champions Cup Finals'RealMadrid 11:30 I Conaumar Raporta ProMnta: ^ISmriSSathar-Sports vs Liverpool (D Blue Jean Network Presents GD News op-Around Show ' n FesUval Of Hands: The Silken pitting champion Matthew 9 CFL Football Montreal ve 9 ABaa Smith And Jonaa Tent This unique collaboration Saad-MuhammadagainstJerry 7:28 'Maze-Taste Of Honey' ® An American Original KofC has annual drive CD If You Ask Me CD Entertainment Tonight Edmonton (R) Q A MlatorRogora 11:3S between acclaimed actor Jason Martin, and the inaugural'Fifth (}at Smart AsaySrothar d ) MuaIcClly Nawa Top Country 9 9 Movie 6:30 BIRTHDAY ALMANAC 5K)0 HHaOtlSSO BOLTON—TOe Bolton Council Knights of Columbus is 10:46 CD WBd, WBd World Of Aabnala Compllad by ttia aditors of Tba World Almantc Book of Who D Community5ri>4 Calendar ® JawIthUfa a TMaWaafcloBntaitalnmaol QD Card Bumatt And Friends 11:48 holding its annual Tootsie R oll drive tois weekend. GDID Prayer 10:65 A Ctaramcxn Rckxt r 9 . Horaaahow Jumping (S M o d a S «pt 27 — WHHam Conrad (1920- ), the actor who Members of the organization win be at various D Week In Review6;1S ® Dear Alex And Andy 9 HBO Sneak Pravlaw: October (X)M^‘r g r a n d o p e n in g ( E Tha WaMtng Room Its broad satire of American politics. Church school to begin . "A lot of stylish ladies in the Wanda Reilly Taylor (Bridget S ) Inlamattonal Waak In Ratrtaw SapL 20 — Jerry Lea Lewis (1036- ), the singer, pia­ Midwest probably would like to Hanley, pictured top right) and Johnny Carson is set to celebrate HE” A T nist and songwriter who was a rock 'n' roll p l o n ^ with B O LID N —Church school begins Sunday, 9:30 p.m. at of the NEW MASSARO’S go after me with a hatpin," says bratty little Scarlett Taylor (Suzi the 1 ^ anniversary of his NBC such songs as "Qreat Balls of Fire" and "Whola Lotte As rhf tempenituri' rLs*'\. the First Congregational Church. Tom Rasmussen, costume Dean) echoing Flora. "These late-night series in a prime-time Shakin' Qoln' On." He Is popular today with country Dedication of the school and staff w ill be held during the suspt'OM' hf^ms designer tor NBC-TV’s "Harper are not very clever ladies. Lack­ special, THE TONIGHT SHOW music audlenoae. Valley P.T.A." He readily con­ ing individuality, the terrible trio STARRWQ JOHNNY CARSON the service. At 10 a.m. teacher's and student w ill leave S id e restaurant •apt 90 — Angie Dickinaon (1931- ), the actress cedes that Harper Valle/s con­ often dress alike," informs the 19TH ANNIVERSARY, to be pre­ who Is best knows as the star of tha T V series "Police for their classes held in the education building. Classes cept of high fashion Is hardly designer, who buys most of the sented live Sunday, September 27. will Old at 11:30 a.m. Club notices W oman" (1974-76). Her films Include "Point Blank” and a SILK CITY SALOON W hen they met typical of the heartland—or any clothes and hate from thrift Memorable moments from “The "braesedtoKill." For more information call 649-7077. place else. shops, milliner supply stores To publicize your club : S' T o n i^ Shovr” will be featured as : ^ OeL 1 — Tom Boaloy (1927- ), tte actor who has they heard belli So we have rich, mean and department stores. He meeting announcement, Johnny, Ed McMahon and Doc appeared on tho "Happy Days” TV/ssrles since 1974. on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 28,1981 Severkisen talk about editions of A nd that was dowager queen Flora Simpson then alters, combines and contact Betty Ryder at The i r He won a 1959 Tony Award lor thajhusical "Florollo.” Get the inside story Reilly (Anne Francine, pictured adorns them in “peculiar” Manchester Herald, the program telecast during the OeL 2 — OroMclie Mara (1B0-1977), tho musta­ just rmmd one. top left, bottom left and right) ways. oast 19 vsarSu chioed, dgar-smokbig member of the Marx Brothers jaede Anderson tells the inside story in “ Washington All of our patrons are invited to ^ telephone 643-2711. 1*lOHN BLAIR wearing garish ensembles top­ Coupled with the large quarv Some highlights: Steve Martin comedy team, 'who appeared In such nims classics as Merry-Go-Round” — every day on the opinion page of BELUSHI BROWN ped off with hats that evoke tity ot clothing required for a eating food he has ordered 8$ he Is “Animal Crackers,” "Monkey Business," "Duck Soup,” join in our celebrationi being Interviewed by Carson and The Herald. memories of Carmen Miranda cast of 13 regular characters, Got a news tip? “ Horse Feathers" end " A Day at the Races." G 2 NNTINENTAL T and Hedda Hopper. this results in an extraordinary commercial blackouts showing O eL 3 — D e«e W billeM (1901- ), the baaeball player If you have a news Up or IVIDE Rasmussen refers to the Reil­ volume for a half-hour show. how “TonighT would like to see TV who recently signed a multi-year contract with the New Letters to the editor ly style as "eclectic antique." Says Rasmussen, "It’s like do­ story idea in Manchester, advertisements performed lust one Champadne Hor d’Oeuvres York Yankees lor an aatimated $1.7 million a season. Ha The Manchester Herald’s Open Forum provides space Three generations of Reilly ing ‘Gone With the Wind' each contact City Editor Alex time. cam# to tha major leagues with the San Diego Pedros In PLEASE CALLTHEATRE' IS COMMMOC MVSKIS « c for reader dialogue on current events. Address letters to Served 6 to 10 p.m.______women abide by it, with smug week...... MBMifH ■ GlrelU at The Manchester CHECK USTINOS FOR EXACT TMK. 1973. 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18 - THE HERALD. Sat., Sept. 26. 1981 Anni* — Leonard Starr

SI-WTHTHOSeWHflLBW W iU T H IS -IHEKElSajOStfi’ A6H0RE,«e HAVE 10 TAKE (»ni'(NeLflirr iHONUSf IfFRE Crossword Church of Christ has Astro-graph netmcewomoF dCMNflOOITf m fC M e n e p f THESE ClfANNELSLEWma WE.'’'U.HflVET* OSOUTOFlHSICe-PIXMl- ••pMmbwar.iMi Idaaa. Now la tha lima to make ProjM tt for which you havo tho plane. ACROSS 52 ______'theAnswer to Previous Puzzle iMhn, oopKlally H thoy iro ntCCB (Fab. 20-Maroh 29) Oni0OSH! Terrible" marriage film series motorlilly orlontod, ihould b* You might run kilo an Individu­ 1 Trap door 53 Actor Sparks UCJUU daotlnod tor sucoon In tho al today who fumWi you □ D D D cm 5 Float post 55 South □ D f o n yotr ohaad. Tha fact that your with a vakiabla point of vlaw office (abbr.) Amaricsn high rank la daaarvad will ba you hadn't conakfarad. Uatan "The Trouble With Us is Me," is the National Council on Family and the accompanying study 8 Exclamation Indian aniply provan. to an whom you ancountar. of annoyanca 57 Float of ihipa the title of a film to be shown Sun­ Relations. manuals available as a service to UMU (tapt 2>.Oel. » ) Aim s (March 21-Aprt 19) 12 Dreadful 58 Raw metal day at 6 p.m. at the Church of Dr. Faulkner is professor of Bible the community in the area and a Through partially vallad Your Innovativa Idaaa could drcumalancaa, condnkma that catch tha kilaraat of anothar, 13 Nuclear 59 Small bottle Christ, 394 Lydall St. It is the second and psychology and director of the Mtncy (abbr.) 60 Nile quean, supervised nursery wilt be provided. pravantad you from bakig your and tha tarma you've been of eight films in the marriage Institute of Marriage and Family own parion In tha paat ara aaaking. Proceed at full apaad. 1 9-24 14 Tha smallest for short V A N enrichment series that began last Studies. He retains a private practice School-age children may wish to changing today. Thia ahould Don't look back. bit 61 Vapor bring table games and/or school afford you mora Indapand- TAUmW (A p ril SOJHay 29) 15 Mirk 62 Novelist 0 R A week and is to continue for eight in marriage and family counseling. anca. Find out mora of what 16 Bitrayir (il.) Farbar L U Q assignments. Somaona with whom you'ra Motley’a Craw — Templeton & Forman M weeks on Sundays. He is an approved supervisor of the kaa ahaad fo r you In tha yaar Involvad eoctally wHI atimulata 17 Riglng - E 8 Missing the first film doesn't pre­ American Association of Marriage The film will occupy the time or­ following your birthdiy by your thinking today. Aa a minnsr DOWN 21 Orug agency 41 Women's aanding lor your copy of Aatro- sent any barrier to benefltting from and Fam ily Therapy and is a dinarily devoted to the church’s raault, you m l^ t coma up with How WA6 L006V / WE IVE 5EEW THEM 18 Motion (abbr.) patriotic Oraph. Mall $1 tor aach to a batter method for doing an WELL, I pictun light 1 Colligs 23 World organl- he ones remaining, church officials member of the Christian Associa­ evening worship. A brief devotional AatriMaraph. Box 489, Radio 'THE LO ST.JJJD IT BETTER AAOODS society (abbr) old,rapatltlouataak. H£JPB YOUR 20 Burning degree (ibbr.) zition (2 wdi.. said. tion fr Psychological Studies and of will be conducted between 6 and 6:13 City Station, N.Y. 10019. Ba QIMNII (May 21-Juna 29) BOWLINE/ WA^> MV 22 Beet 2 Men's nsmi 43 Unclothed aura to apadly birth data, Thoaa IHtla, everyday chorea 1EAMAAATE6 -h abbr.) persons The series features Dr. Carl the American Psychological MIKE? mjur/ WEREN'T 24 Fete 3 Spoken 24 Child Brecheen and Dr. Paul Faulkner, Association. Brecheen and Faulkner p.m., followed by the film, which is scoim o (Oel t44lev, 22) win gat dona quickly'today, ■\c 28 CloM St hind 4 Around 44 Bluish-white Tha conoama and naada of freeing you to taka advantage ¥ 25 Sums professors at Abilene Christian have co-authored a best selling book 4S minutes in length. The public may. AW5KY WITH 32 Inkling (prefix) 26 Veritable metal othara ara on your mind today. of aoma fun. Tha change of ■y V 45 Elliptical University, Abilene, Texas. Dr. on marriage and the family, “What attend the devotional, or If You can ba of graat halp lo routine will do you good. . yo u. 33 SufRs 5 South Oikoti 27 Central 35 Normindy city 46 Hub of a Brecheen is professor of Bible and Every Family Needs.” preferred, just arrive in time for the tham. Don't alt on your Impula- CANCBR (Jana 21-July 22) American aa. Act on tham. Soma unexpected company Inviilon diy 6 Pod vegstible Indian wheel family relations and is a member of The church is making these films 6:15 film. SAQITTAMUB (Nov. 2>4>ae. which ycu'll enjoy Immanaaly SLAM/ 36 Contimporiry 7 Giiollne 29 Travel 47 California 21) You vron’t haaltata to could make the acana at your pilntsr rsting 30 SkIH county raapond to your Inalincta house today. However, by 37 Qusnchei 8 Uie s phone 31 Noel 49 Contribute today, and that’a good. Thoy evening, time with your lamHy 41 OlKourige 9 Cepitel of 34 Title 50 City In could load you to placaa whare Is all you'll need. Trinity to honor Yang family through leer Itille 38 Sunflower Oklahoma Intaraating paopla dwaH. UO (July 22-Aug. 22) After 42 Cip« Kennedy 10 Source of stete (abbr.) CAPmCOmi (Doc. 22.Jan. 19) you've successfully fulfilled rocket power 39 New Year's 51 Read Your beat opportunKlea for your obligations to your family LI 54 Epoch 44 Lend ui« 11 Cspture drink On Oct. 3 at 7 p.m. Trinity Cove­ and the young adults will participate gain today coma through your 2 A free will offering will be today, relax a little with aoma guldelinot 19 Environment 40 Compass 56 Southern more prograaalva Idaaa. If you nant Church will honor the Yang In the program and there will be received for an emergency fund for of the lighter things life has to Winnie Winkie — hi enry Raduta and J.K.S. 48 Eggi on egancy (abbr.) point state (abbr.) family for its progress to date in this several instrumental and vocal the Yangs who soon will be self- need soma atimulating conver- offer. aatlon. aaak out forward-look­ VmOO (Aug. 21-Sepl. 22) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 country. The church sponsors this numbers by members of the church. supporting. ing Individuala. Someone within earshot thinks Laotian family who arrived here in Refreshments will be served by a AOUAMUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) you're smart and clever. This /H£ANWML£... THE I7RUS PILLV B U T rrCU TURN TOUR S H E SAW iO TS of their two children has been Manchester, will be guests at the Refugee Committee, serving as LIFE AROUND/ OF THE SIKLS 18 19 20 21 enrolled in the Head Start program program. The Los were sponsored hostess. 6 I'A A e c s ts WERE USINS IT/ ■ at Robertson School. by the South United Methodist Friends of the church and of the TO 22 23 The church choir, the junior choir Church. STICK AS Yangs are welcome to attend. ClOSEIDCDNNie J A e /v a e s tv E 24 25 26 27 29 30 31 fltASTSR... OH, WINNie_, S J J■ Bridge JUSTTDAtAKE LPON'TWANT 32 L 34 sme W INNIE TD/edTON ■1■■ Religious Services (XXSHTmWM- , A N 7 0 N E / 35 36 msH HER.^ 111■ East-West triumph again 37 38 39 40 41 outreach. 9:30 a.m., Sunday Prisciiia’t Pop — Ed Suilivan 42 Andover Hebron school; 10:45 a.m., worship, Vernon Practically every declarer FIRST CONGREGATIONAL children's church'Cihd nursery; 7 got to four hearts and prac­ 46 47 48 49 50 61 ST. PETER’S EPISCOPAL DO sou THINK )/ I CONT WELL HERE ( OH.OH/ IT JU ST \ 44 45 CHURCH of Andover. UCC. p.m., evening service, nursery. ST. JOSEPH CHURCH. 33| tically every declarer won CHURCH. Route 85. Rev. William JENNY LU'S ^ KNOW/ SHE COMES. (pREAT.' V HIT A SNAG/y Route 6 at Long Hill Road. Rev. CALVARY CHURCH West St.. Rockville. Saturday* the fust tria with his club ■ Parsing, rector. 10 a.m.. Worship /WOM WILL LET 52 53 54 55 56 Richard H. Taylor, pastor. 10 a.m. (Assemblies of God). 647 E. Mid­ masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday^ MONTH s-iaa i ace and then started pro­ HER PLAN service. dle Turnpike. Rev. Kenneth L. masses at 6:30 (Polish), 10 and! ry worship service with nursery OKQI4 ceedings by drawing HER GO TO THE AMJSrVE GILEAD CONGREGATIONAL Gustafson, pastor. 9:30 a.m.. 11:15 a.m. 58 59 available during service; coffee N i l trumpa. MOVIE WITH US? WORKER 67 CHURCH. Hebron. Rev. David Q. Sunday school; 10:30 a.m., ser­ R O C K V IL L E b a p t i s t ; hour following service. 9M7S2 Then a spade would be led Runnion-Bareford, pastor. 10:30 vice of worship; 6:30 p.m., CHURCH. 69 Union St. Rev.* OK72 to dum ^. At those tables 60 61 62 a.m.. Worship service, nursery; evening service. Robert L. LaCounte, pastor. 9* t i Bolton 9:15 a.m.. Church school classes. CONCORDIA LUTHERAN a.m., worship service; 10:15 a.m.,« WEST EAST where West took his ace CHURCH. (LCA), 40 Pitkin St. Sunday school; 7 p.m., evening* OAJSl Olita right away. South scored CHURCH OF ST. MAURICE, 32 (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN | Herald photo by Pinto Rev. Burton D. Strand, pastor: service. | W7S1 WlJ two spades tricks to come to Hebron Road. The Rev. J. Clifford Manchester Rev. B. Stacy, associate pastor. SACRED HEART CHURCH,. «A I4 ♦Q JtJ the magic number of 10. At Curtin, pastor. Saturday mass at ST. JAMES CHURCH. MAIN STREET. GOSPEL HALL. Center Street. 8:30 and 10 a.m. Holy Comunion, Route 30. Rev. Ralph Kelley, | ♦ QJlf «I(S2 5 p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30, those tables where West 10 a.m., breaking bread; 11:45 nursry care provided; 10 a.m. pastor; Rev. Michael Donohue.) 9:15 and 11 a.m. 90VTB ducked that first spade a.m., Sunday school; 7 p.m., Sunday School through grade 6 Saturday mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday CELEBRITY CIPHER BOLTON UNITED METHODIST ♦ 72 South had to lead a diamond Catabrtty Ciphar cryplograms ara craatad from quolatkont by famous paopfa. past gospel meeting. in classroom wing. masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 a.m. and | WAIQJIU artd p r s iir i Each M tar m tha ciphar stands tor anothar. Today's cJua. NsQustt K CHURCH. 1040 Boston Turnpike. to try to get back to bis OMMMfWA*M-raiM»UBAM intOR MACC News FULL GOSPEL UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST noon. • ♦ E l S Rev. Marjorie Hiles. pastor. 9:30 hand. West would take his INTERDENOMINATIONAL SOCIETY: East. 153 W. Vernon . ST. JOHN'S e p i s c o p a l ; a.m., church school; 11 a.m.. ♦ A l l CHURCH. 745 Main St. Rev. St. Rev. Arnold Westwood, CHURCH, Route 30. Rev. Robert) ace and lead a aecond club worship service, nursery. “ Q'TT SL AC ZXAB EL’TT BEQDN Philip Saunders, minister. 10:30 minister. 10:30 a.m.. Service. H. Wellner, rector. 8 a.m.. com-* Vulnerable: Both and South would be down to Captain Eas;y — Crooks & Lawrence ST. GEORGE S EPISCOPAL a.m.. praise, worship service and TRINITY COVENANT munlon; 10 a.m., family service) Dealer South one. CHURCH. Boston Turnpike. Rev. Bible study; 7 p.m., deliverance CHURCH. 302 Hackmatack St. and church school. . The really careful South EL'A AYFFCYDQLQ. Q'V HCQDH John C. Holliger, vicar. 10 a.m., MO POUBT ABOU T AH. s i» r e R ' service. Rev. Norman E. Swensen, pastor; VERNON ASSEMBLIES OF ‘ players drew just one trump Family Eucharist: 11 a.m., ir,THEAUTH0RiriEI5 THOMA5.^ Honor Court turns 8 FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH. 52 Milton Nitson. assistant pastor. 8 GOO CHURCH. 61; Old Town) and then led a m d e . SHOULD PAY P e /tK BC EOS eOV 8LZCFL HCO HLBA Nursery program and coffee Lake St. Rev. James Bellasov, and 11 a.m., worship services, Road, Rockville. Rev. Michelino* fellowship. West would duck and BROTHEft LAMPCRT pastor. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; nursery for infants; 9:25 Sunday Ricci, pastor. 11:00 a.m. and 6:30) A i/iAir. By Nancy Carr their attendance. RJon-^ttendance Caven in memory of her parents, BOLTON CONGREGATIONAL South would be able to get 10:30' a.m., worship service; 7 Bible School; coffee time at 10:30; p.m., worship services. • BEL DLPA.” — VYEXVVXQ XTQ Executive Director Mr. and Mrs, N.E. Anthony. CHURCH, Boltoni^enter Road. back to his own hand with a may lead to a reappearance before p.m., evening service. 6:30 p.m. evening service. VERNON UNITED METHODIST' PREVIOUS SOLUTION:' !! you're going to be a prisoner of your E Rev. J. Stanton Conover, Opening lead: 4Q trump, draw the rest of the Manchester Area the judge, imposition of fine or jail Furniture Bank: to Harriet CHURCH OF THE ST. MARY’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Route 30. Rev.) minister; 9:30 a.m.. worship ser­ own mind, tho least you can do is make sure it's well ASSUMPTION. Adams Street at CHURCH. Park and Church Marjorie Hiles, pastor. 9:15 a.m. • trumps and lead a second Conference of Churches sentence. Casperson and Irma DeSimone, vice. (nursery provided) furnished.'' — Peter Ustinov ' thank you; clothing bank: to Sharon Thompson Road. Rev. Edward S. streets. Rev. Stephen K. Jacob­ church school; 9:15 a.m., worship.* m d e while dummy still had During Honor Court sessions, AA the king of cluhe entry. Pepin, pastor. Saturday masses son, rector; Rev. Alan J. service, nursery. By Oiwald Jacoby Honor Court members share their struggle with Masse, Rocky Johnson, Bill Des­ Coventry Broadhead, assistant to the rec­ CHURCH OF ST. BERNARD; Of course, this line of play at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; Sunday andAloSentag and victory over alcohol. AA mond, Mr. Lombardo, Art masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 and tor. Rev. Frederick P. Moser, Rockville. Rev. John J. WhltiB) bad postponed the drawing Happy Anniversary. Honor Court, COVENTRY PRESBYTERIAN volunteers offer some sound and Donnestadt, Art Vesho and six 11:45 a.m. assistant to the rector. 7:30 a.m. pastor. Saturday masses at 5 and of trumps. But the risk of a CHURCH. Route 44-A and Trow­ This has been "B e kind to Peanuts — Charles Schulz from MACC Honor Court is an CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST Holy Eucharist; 9 a.m. Family ser­ 7 p.m.; Sunday masses at 8:00,10 ruff was more than compen­ tried-by experience advice; even anonymous donors, our thanks; bridge Road. Rev. Brad Evans, Eut and West Week.” aiternative sentencing program OF LATTER-DAY SAINTS. Wood- vice and Eucharist with church and 11:30 a.m. « sated for by the chance to I eight years old on Sept. 141 which more, offer personal support and a emergency pantry: thanks to an pastor. Sunday, 9:30 a.m. side Street and Hiilstown Road. school. 11 a.m. Holy Eucharist. ROCKVILLE UNITED Somehow or other, they anonymous source for a cash dona­ worship; 10:45 a.m. Sunday use a trump to return to the provides an opportunity for persons steady and sincere hand to those Wendel K. Walton, bishop. 8:30 Holy communion every METHODIST CHURCH. 14|? have managed to beat every I'VE BEEN THINKiNe.. M0CI^IN6BIRP5 P Sooth hand for a second willing to start on the sometimes tion, to the Social Concerns Com­ school; 7 p.m. Bible study and a.m.. Priesthood and Relief Wednesday at 10 a.m. Grove St. Rev. Richard E. Thomp« who have a problem with alcohol to fellowship. Wednesday. 7:30 p.m. con tract spade lead. im it a t e t h e s o n g s mittee of South United Methodist Society; 11:15 a.m.. Sacrament SOUTH UNITED METHODIST son. pastor. 10:45 a.m., worship Today’s band is taken Aiisy Oop — Dave Graue M AYBE YOU'RE A be introduced to Alcoholics tough road to sobriety. prayer meeting. Church: many thanks for continued Meeting. CHURCH, 1226 Main St. Rev. Dr. service. ., from a match-point game. Apn otm p m s as«. i M0CKIN6BIRP... OF OTHER BIRP5... Anonymous. Alternative sentencing PRINCE OF PEACE SALVATION ARMY. 661 Main George W. Webb. Rev. Laurence FIRST CONGREGATIONAL monthly collections and thank you LUTHERAN CHURCH. Route 31 WEU,OOP AJ.VD DR. TEPES ' ------^ provides our courts with an ad­ Vital Faith St. Capt. and Mrs. Arthur M. Hill. 9 and 10:45 a.m. Worship CHURCH of Vernon. 695 Hartford I'LL SEE IF i CAN SET WHATS UP. \ OOP'S THERE, BUT ■------^ Mrs. Robert Durato for supplying and North River Road. Rev. W. H. Carlson, corps officers. 9:30 a.m., Turnpike. Rev. John A. -Laceyif Bugs Bunny — Heimdahl & Stoffell SHOULD BE: IN BISTRITA ' THEM ON THE VIEWSCREEN! OSCARY IS , MIRCEA TEPES IS Wilkens. pastor. 9 a.m.. Sunday RIGHT NOW! ditional option Some of the most vital and deeply coupons. Sunday school; 10:45 a.m.. EMANUEL LUTHERAN minister. Rev. David C. Bovrllng, SOMETHIF4G ’ NOWHERE IN SIGHT.' Honor Court permits a judge fin­ moving expressions of faith I have school; 10:15 a.m., worship ser­ holiness meeting; 6 p.m., open- CHURCH. Church and Chestnut assistant minister. 9:55 a.m.. WRONG? I...I THINK WEVE vice. air meeting; 7 p.m., salvation streets, Rev. Dale H. Gustafson Church school, crib room, child' T LOST HIM! ding evidence of alcohol abuse in the ever heard have been given as per­ ST. MARY'S CHURCH. Route case being reviewed to "sentence" sonal testimony at Honor Court, meeting. and the Rev. Michael R. care; 10 a.m., Worship service. ' Sisters 31. Rev. F. Bernard Miller, pastor; UNITED PENTECOSTAL Lohmann, pastors; Jeff Hen­ FULL GOSPEL the offender to mandatory atten­ Some of the most committed, Rev. John L. Suprenant. CHURCH. 167 Woodbridge St. dricks. Intern; Rev. C. Henry INTERDENOMINATIONAL dance at a predetermined number of caring, loving and determined associate pastor. Saturday Rev. Marvin Stuart, minister. 10 Anderson, pastor emeritus. 6:30 CHURCH INC., 9 Ellington Ave.) meetings sponsored and run by AA masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday a.m., Sunday school; 11 a.m., a.m. Worship service; 9:45 a.m. Rockville. Rev. Philip Saundersi volunteers in the community are the masses at 7:30, 9:30 and 10:45 members instead of fining the of Mercy worship; 6:30 p.r[)., prayer; 7 Church School, Adult Forum. Bi­ minister. Sunday. 2:30 p.m.) NO, I'VE NEVER AA members who help staff it. a.m. p.m., worship. ble Study. Nursry; 11 a.m. deliverance service; Wednesday* offender or sending him to jail. Twenty-seven churches and com­ SECOND CONGREGATIONAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 43 worship service. 7:30 p.m., deliverance service: H EA R P o f A N Y These meetings are held every munity service organizations coor­ CHURCH, Route 44A. Rev. Spruce St. Rev. Richard Gray, NORTH UNITED METHODIST TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH) COPYRIGHT PROBLEMS celebrate Robert K. Bechtold, pastor. 9:30 pastor. 10:30 a m., worship ser­ CHURCH. 300 Parker St. Rev. Dr. Route 30. Rev. Thomas N. Cotleyi Monday night at the new court house dinated by MACC volunteer Ginger a.m.. Education for all ages; 11 on Center Street by volunteer vice. nursery; 9:15 a.m., Sunday Howard L. Love, pastor. 9 a.m. pastor. 8 a.m. and 10:30 a.m! Smith, help people fight alcoholism a.m., worship service. school; 7 p.m.. informal worship. Church school for children and worship srvice; 9:10 a.m. Sunday members of AA. Honor Court is not by providing sandwiches, finger WEST HARTFORD - At noon, on Sept. 27, Connecticut’s 450 Sisters of ST. JOHN’S POLISH adults; 10 a.m. worship service. School. ' an "easy out. " Offenders sentenced food and their presence every Mon­ East Hartford NATIONAL CATHOLIC CHURCH. Coffee hour after worship service. TALCOTTVILLE ) Frank and Ernest — Bob Thaves to Honor Court must sign in with the day night. Mercy will gather at St. Joseph 23 Golway St. Rev. Walter A. SECOND CONGREGATIONAL CONGREGATIONAL CHURCHi FIRST ASSEMBLIES OF GOD. family relations officer to prove Happy Anniversary, Honor Court, College in West Hartford to begin a Hyszko, pastor. 9 a.m., mass in CHURCH. 385 N. Main St. Rev. Main Street and Elm Hill Road! 763 Oak St. Rev. Ralph F. Jelley, English; 10:30 a.m.. mass in Dr. James D. M acLauchlln, Rev. Kenneth E. Knox, pastor. and our best wishes to all the year of jubilee, commemorating the 150th anniversary of the founding of pastor. 10 a.m.. church school; 11 English and Polish. pastor. 10 a.m. worship service 10:30 a.m. Worship service. devoted men and women who make a.m.. morning worship; 7 p.m., and church school; 11 a.m. their religious community. Sister ST. BARTHOLOMEW’S zs r r All Ric4tr Workshop set such a program possible. evening service. CHURCH. 741 E. Middle Turn­ fellowship hour. Margaret Crowley, major superior FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH of Churches and community groups pike. Rev. Martin J. Scholsky, CENTER CONGREGATIONAL Tto LET THIS of the Connecticut community, will East Hartford (Southern Baptist pastor. Saturday mass at 5 p.m.; CHURCH. 11 Center Street. Rev. for singles who would like to learn more about Convention), sis Main St. Rev. ^1 issue the call to worship at the Sunday masses at 8:30. 10 and Newell H. Curtis Jr., senior M A N HAVE SOME Our Boarding House — Carroll & McCormick Honor Court may call Viriginia Charles Coley, pastor. 11 a.m. 11:30 a.m. pastor; Rev. Chet Copeland, BIBLE HARTFORD —Catholic Family votive mass for the spread of the and 7 p.m.. worship services, associate pastor; Rev. Clifford O. Sm ith, MACC Coordinator of ST. JAMES CHURCH. Rev. HBIA i N&MAYP Services Inc. will sponsor a series of Churches for Honor Court, 643-0632 gospel which will mark the begin­ nursery; 9:45 a.m., Sunday William F. Carroll. Rev. Francis V. Simpson, pastor emeritus. 10 SPEAKS school; 6 p.m.. Training Union. a m. United srvices with Second WANT TD BUT A F7K6E OUR COMPTROUER rU L MAKE A p e r s o n a l The bottom seems to have fallen day School; 10:30 a.m. coffee The workshops will be held at the ly of Norwich. TTie Rev. Denis and 10:30 a.m., noon. WHO CAN'T AFFORD CONTRIBUTION.' out of the used-paper business. Two hour; 11 a.m. worship. ST. BRIDGET CHURCH, 70 WAPPING COMMUNITY f- J t services offices at 896 Asylum Ferrigno, pastor of Hartford’s FIRST CONGREGATIONAL A woman was bitten by a THEM! BESIDEE- hours of work by a staff member Main St. Rev. Philip A. Sheridan CHURCH. 1790 Ellington Road. Avenue, Hartford. The fee will be Cathedral of St. Joseph, will be the CHURCH, 87 Main St. Rev. dog suspected of having IT:^ (3C70P FOR plus two volunteers plus gasoline and Rev. Emilio P. Padelll. co­ Rev. Harold W. Richardson, $20 per person for the series. homilist. William E. Flynn, minister. 10 pastors. Saturday masses at 5 minister. 9:15 and 10:45 a.m., rabies. I ^ i l e she waited in a Tha Biiorn Loser — Art Sansom BUSINEe-fr.' Some of the other topics will in­ move 1,080 pounds of paper and After the jubilee dinner at the a.m., worship service, church and 7:30 p.m; Sunday masses at worship service and church hospital examining room for netted $1.65 for the Human Needs school, child care; 11 a.m., coffee 7:30, 9, 10:30 and noon. school. the autopsy on the dog. an in­ clude: "Being Single in a Coupie- McGovern Hall dining room. Sister hour; 6 p.m., youth choir; 7 p.m., Kit ‘n’ Carlyl* — Larry Wright Fund. It seems the better part of JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES, 647 ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI tern sought to explain the 6 Mary .Daly, assistant professor of youth fellowship. * \mycme told m Nbu brok^ W ROTTBU,. I f i A V B Oriented Society," "Meeting People Tolland Turnpike. 9:30 a.m.. Bible CHURCH. 673 Ellington Road. seriousness of the situation. wisdom to refer those saving paper theology at St. Joseph College, will FAITH TABERNACLE discourse; 10:20 a.m., group dis­ Rev. Carl J. Sherer. pastor. Satur­ and Developing Relationships, " and Afterward, he realised be bad w wwootw wine AMD T'TWMK > HER A' "Communication in Relationships." to the various church, school and deliver the mdin address, CHURCH. 1535 Forbes St. Rev. cussion. day masses at 4 and 5:30 p.m.; scout groups conducting organized Ralph Saunders, pastor. 10 a.m., ZION EVANGELICAL Sunday masses at 7:30, 9:30 and told her more than he in­ I Me H0 R ‘' q u a r t e r . To register call Anita Fulco at 522- "Spirituality and the Constitution of tended. and she was shaken. paper drives. Our thanks for the Sunday school; 11 a.m., worship LUTHERAN CHURCH (Missouri 11 a.m. 8241. the Sisters of Mercy,” service; 7 p.m., evangelistic ser­ Synod), Cooper and High streets. ST. MARGARET MARY Later he checked on her ADtAA^TD idea, though. This first of the planned jubilee vice. Nursery at all services. Rev. Charles W. Kuhl, pastor, 9 CHURCH, Rev. John J. Quinn, and found her writing. KegPHeR celebrations commemorates the BURNSIDE UNITED a.m., Divine worship; 10:15 a.m pastor; Rev. Joseph H. Keating, Fearing the worst, be asked , <50LLV. M ETH O D IST C HURCH,* 16 Picnic Cancellation Sunday School and Youth Forum. assistant pastor. Saturday mass her if it might be a will or u m n MOUTH A WHOLE opening of the first House of Mercy Church St. Rev. Henry J. Scherer Craft fair set Holy Communion first and third at S p.m.; Sunday masses at 6:30, final instructions to her fam i­ COLLAR! AND The All-Church Picnic scheduled in Dublin, Ireland, on Sept. 24, 1827 J r, pastor. 10:30 a.m., worship Sunday. 10 and 11:30 a.m. SHUT'. ly. "Oh no." she replied. W E DON’T EVEN EAST HARTFORD -The for tomorrow has been cancelled. by 41-year old Catherine McAuley. service, child care provided for CHURCH OF CHRIST, Lydall ST. PETER'S EPISCOPAL \ Conscious of the plight of the poor in infants through age 5. 9:16 a.m. and Vernon streets. Eugene CHURCH, Sand Hill Road. Rev. "Just in case I have b ^ In­ h a v e ANV Tekakwitha Guild of St. Isaac Hopefully you all read cancellation fected. I’m making a list of c h a n g e / a country which offered neither church school for all ages in­ Brewer and Steve Holt, ministers. Bruce Jacques, pastor; Rev. Jogues Church will hold its annual notices in your church bulletins, but cluding adult class. 6 p.m Junior Sunday services: 9 a.m. Bible Ronald E. Haldeman, assistant lo the people 1 want to bite Craft Fair on Nov. 1 at Mt. Carmel just in case you didn’t, the picnic education nor social services to the High and Senior High classes; 10 a.m. worship; 6 p.m. the pastor. 6 a.m.. Holy Commu­ before I die." Hall, 30 Roberts St. Catholic population, this Irish Fellowships. worship. Wednesday: 7 p.m. Bi­ nion: 10 a.m.; family service and While we smile at this LEANPER- T-K. has been cancelled for now. WESLEY MEMORIAL CHURCH woman invested her newly-inherited ble study. Nursery provided for all Sunday school. story, it illustrates the hostili­ Winthrop — Dick Cavaili All craftspeople are welcome. For (United Methodist Church). 110 services. AVERY STREET CHRISTIAN ty carried about by many peo­ a table reservation call Sue O’Brien fortune in a house to shelter and Ellington Road. Rev. Gordon FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. REFORMED CHURCH, Rev. Bert Farmer’s Market ple. To be angry is a normal r dUSTCANfr at 289-6631. Hours for the fair will be serve them. The ladies of Dublin Gale, pastor. 9:30 a.m.. worship SCIENTIST. 447 N. Main St. 10:30 Van Antwerpen, pastor. 9:45 a.m., y/,BATHB?AL£KT/ reaction. To d^elop hostile f i e r f c o 10a.m. to4p.m. stop by on Main Street in front of who gathered to help her at this service, child care. a.m., church service. Sunday Sunday school; 11 a.m. and 7 HURRICANE APPREH0«IVE house became the nucleus of a TRUTH BAPTIST CHURCH, school, and core for small p.m., worship service, nursery at feelings, grudges, and hatred CXARBHC6I9 ’ St. James church if you haven’t meeting In Slye Elementary children. both services. is not, Chedi your emotional ABOUT visited the Farmer’s Market yet, world-wide religious congregation /APPROACHING New schedule School. Kingston Drive. Rev. BIm COMMUNITY BAPTIST MESSIAH EVANGELICAL health today. How many peo­ THECO

THE h e r a l d . S ^ . ^ p t. 26. 1981 - ^ 1 20 - THE HERALD. Sat., Sept. 26. 1981 His crowded quarters C ia ss ifie d cramp girlfriend s style DKAR \BBV: I'm a 21-year-old my mother died, she moved in with Lillian Vernon: first lady of mail order single female in love with a 26-year- my father. old male il'll call Freddy) whom I Where should she be seated at the actually on display. hope to marry one day. Freddy and I wedding dinner? Should she sit next By LeRcy Pope lady who has been such a success in has dealt in highly personalized have been dating for a year and have Dear to my father at the head table? Or After her first success she UPl Business Writer business should have the aura of a merchandise. A lot of her catalogue talked about marriage, but there is Abby should we put her with the rest of dynamo or a bombshell. Instead, developed a number of ideas and . items come with the purchasers’ nothing definite yet. the guest? Perhaps I should mention 0 NEW Y O R K - Although there are Ms. Vernon seems very much like printed her first catalogue. Her monograms on them. Yet. her com­ The problem is Freddy's room­ Abigail that she isn't very well-liked by some big integrated companies in most people's preconceived image “ Succcaa really depends on i design ability attracted the atten­ panies have an unvarying policy of mate, Raiph. Ralph's girlfriend, family members. mall order, the keys to success in good taste and entrept^/kneurial | tion of Revlon, the cosmetics accepting a return of any item, even Van Buren of a housewife. The label housewife Debbie, moved in with him and WONDERING the business are personal talent and arouses varying degrees of disdain talent, and willingness to manufacturers, and she was per­ monogrammed goods, the customer Freddy. I'm not exactly jealous, but DEAR WONDERING: The industry — the ability to scour the in many of today's emancipated travel a lot looking for unique \ suaded to develop special orders for is not satisfied with. She believes I hate the idea of the three of them fewer hurt feelings, the better. Ask globe for things that will sell readily women but it was the desire to them. Such prestigious firms as this policy has paid off enormously your father where he wants his live- D or exclusive merchandise to Avon, Max Factor and Elizabeth living together in that little apart­ — says Lilliah Vernon. become a housewife that got Ms. in goodwill and repeat orders 1 Arden also came to her for new ment. It's only big enough for two, in lady to be seated, and abide by his Ms. Vernon, who takes her Vernon started on the road to m arket. ” She thinks the home buying surge and it must be very crowded and un­ wishes. business name from her home town success. product ideas and she developed quite a wholesale business. Her first in the 1970s is a real revolution and comfortable. Freddy says Debbie is ly personality. After one dance she DEAR ABBY: Concerning inap­ of Mt. Vernon, N.Y., sometimes is She had held jobs since graduating — Lillian Vernon will continue to expand at the only staying there until she and suggested we go somewhere and propriate questions asked of a called "the first lady of mail order” in psychology from New York husband took this over when they separated. expense of in-store shopping, but she Ralph get married, but no date has "talk." We spoke hardly 10 minutes widow at the funeral of her husband, because she has built a $40 million a University but in 1951, with one wasn't eager to get drawn into the been set yet, and they don't seem in when she was all over me. I think mine tops them all: year multi-company operation from small son to care for and another Ms. Vernon started a new firm to concentrate on mail order. Its sales current controversy over whether any hurry. I spent most of the evening trying At the funeral of my 67-year-old scratch. baby on the way, she decided she mail order and other home buying Abby, if Ralph and Debbie want to to talk her out of what she was father, my poor grieving mother "Many mall order businesses last would have to stay at home for a few have grown from $1.5 milliSh to $30 methods is a cause or a result of the was given a tremendous lift by a million and her later ventures do live together, don't you think they trying to talk me into. Abby, I want was approached by an officer of the 6 GREAT GAMES for years but only a few succeed in years. So she began a careful search the excitement and risk in mail m alaise in the in store retail burial society to which my parents number of social changes in the another $10 million a year. should get their own place'!’ All my to be pure for the girl I marry, but if becoming institutionalized,” she for the business to operate from her order. A huge response to an business. firends think it's the pits, and they this one is any example of what I belonged, and instead of offering her said. "Success really depends on house with the best profit potential. offering can lead either to 1970s that made all forms of home She markets about 3,000 products keep asking me how I can let it go have to put up with, I am going to solace, he asked, "Would you please good taste and entrepreneurial “I decided that mail order un­ triumphant success — or to ruin. shopping attractive to millions. through her various companies, Her management ideas also put on. I'm really upset and don't know have some fight on my hands. How give me a deposit on the grave next talent, and willingness to travel a lot doubtedly was it,” she explains. "You have to try to fill any un­ These changes included the high about 66 percent of them imported. heavy emphasis on winning the what to do. Is there some way 1 can can a fellow act like a gentleman to your husband so I can reserve it looking for unique or exclusive She had about ^,000 in capital and expected flood of orders,” she said, prices and shortage of gasoline, the She manufactures about 12 percent loyalty and enthusiasm of get Debbie out of there? Or should with college girls without getting for you?” merchandise to market.” found a good supplier of ladles’ “and if you don’t know where to get growing number of working wives of what she sells, including some 150 employees. She says that's the only Freddy move out? Please advise. the reputation for being a square or VIVIAN OF BAYSIDE HILLS, N Y. Ms. Vernon, who is Mrs. Lillian handbags and belts. This was a the additional merchandise at who didn’t want to give up their copyrighted design items. way she can make it probable that IN THE MIDDLE IN MIDLAND a cold fish? DEAR VIVIAN: Your story Katz in private life, still spends at business she knew about because reasonable cost, you can lose your evenings and days off to go shop­ ■There are three reasons for the her business will outlast her A sub­ DEAR IN: As I see it, you are not SAVING MYSELF^ takes the prize. In spades. least 16 weeks each year traveling in her father had succeeded in it after shirt. But if you play your cards ping, and changing residential heavy emphasis on imports: the stantial number of her employees in the middle. You are more ap­ DEAR SAVING: Don’t identify Europe and the Orient and from coming to the United States as a right, you’re on your way.” patterns. y highly promotional idea of bringing have worked for her 25 years or propriately on the outside — Freddy all college girls with the miss you Getting married? Whether you coast to coast in the United States. refugee from Leipzig in Hitler’s She said nearly every successful On top of that, site says, people the whole world’s markets into the more. is in the middle. If he's crowded and got mixed up with at the mixer. want a formal church wedding or a She goes to a lot of ti'ade fairs and Germany. She designed a matching business has to face this sort of became more and more aware that customer’s living room; the relative Her companies now mail 1.5 uncomfortable, he should move out. Hang on to your gentlemanly in­ simple, ‘'doyour-own-thing” shows, and visits hundreds of set of belt and bag and risked $495 of crisis at some time or other. you could shop the whole world sit­ ease of getting unique or exclusive million packages a year, have a The decision is his. not yours. stincts and your reputation will take ceremony, get Abby’s new booklet. manufacturers. Her two sons in the her slender capital on an ad in The growth of Ms. Vernon’s ting in a comfortable chair in your items abroad and the fact that primary mailing list of 921.000 DEAR ABBV: I am a college care of itself, Send $1 plus a long, self-addressed, business, Fred and David Hockberg, Seventeen magazine. It generated business was steady at first rather own living room by means of mail markups on imported goods are names and an overall list of 2.5 freshman. 1 drew a girl's name for DEAR ABBY: I am getting stamped (35 cents) envelope to: Ab- travel a lot too, and so do several $16,000 in sales in six weeks. She than meteoric. She says that was the o rd e r c a ta lo g u e s and WATS relatively better than on domestic million names. She has a complete demographic profile of her the freshman mixer. When 1 called married soon and have a problem by's Wedding Booklet, 12060 executive employees. promptly readvertised. case with mail order ijl'general in telephone lines, whereas in a store products. for her at her dorm, I was pleased to with the seating of a certain guest. H aw thorne Blvd., Suite 5000, One might have the notion that a Right here she becamd aware of the United States until the business you are limited to the merchandise From the beginning, Ms. Vernon customers Hawthorne, Calif. 9()250. find a nice-looking firl with a friend- She is my father's girlfriend. After -Manchester at work- PRIZE EVERY WEEK TO THE LUCKY PLAYER Union convention Rules Hormones may ease The 46th annual convention of the Connecticut — PLUS — .Union of Telephone Workers Inc. will be Monday at UP TO 1 0 ADDITIONAL $5.00 PRIZES the Sheraton Norwich Motor Inn in Norwich. More than 125 delegates, representing the 10,000 members employed by the Southern New England hinder Telephone Co. in this state, and telephone com­ menopause symptoms EXAMPLE OF HOW TO PLAY! panies In other states, will assemble to conduct the union's annual business. Speakers include the Democratic and Republican DEAR DR. LAMB - doctor should explain it to Party chairmen, James Fitzgerald and Ralph About two years"ago I had WHEN ALL THE NUMBi'ERS ARE •» her. Capecelatro; and Thomas Fitzpatrick, chairman of plants a hysterectomy and DEAR DR. LAMB - CROSSED OUT □ S 3 S 1 the Department of Public Utility Control Authority. bilateral salpingoophorec- My brother-in-law said that Workshops will focus on the union’s involvement in tomy. I was 46 at the time. the only place he ever AND YOU ARE FIRST T O CALL Your Health i x HM politics and endorsing of candidates, technology PITTSBURGH (UPI) - Some 800 of My doctor started me on heard of a spur was on the THE HERALD, YOU ARE A WINNER. change in the telecommunications industry, and the Premarin when I was dis­ heel. I believe they can o the nation’s power plants could have in□£1(3 (Quality of Life at Work program being developed their capacity uprated in a program missed from the hospital. I Lawrence Lamb, M.D. form on other parts of the jointly by the union and SNET. did very well and felt body. How many areas of MANCHESTER HOMLO QAMt 2 aimed at yielding national energy Details of Rules savings and controlling utility costs, of­ great. the body can develop a and After my yearly checkup spur? i 1 26 37 * • -IT ‘ 1 76 ficials say. - '' the doctor took me off How To Play Audit seminar Under a program at Westinghouse Premarin and prescribed DEAR READER - A Electric Corp., the goal is to increase the another medicine. About spur can develop almost ‘"'i28 45 56 74 plants' generating capacity by 11 percent YOUR FREE BINQO CARD 1 ' □ HARTFORD — A two-day seminar on "How to anywhere you have bone. If or more, leading to more coal use, in­ two months later I began to need to know for sure if the uterus. The other 1. A free Bingo Card from The Herald is Audit and Control Computer Systems” will be have hot flashes for . the a part of a vertebra available to all families In the circulation 1 6 i i 47 59 65 creased efficiency and longer plant life. this is true. The Premarin worry is your breasts. If area of The Herald. □ offered by the University of Connecticut beginning first time. He changed me degenerates new bone is To gain the uprated capacity, provided enough hormones they are normal without 2. There are six different FULL HOUSE Oct. 5, at the Holiday Inn. to Bellergal S but I can’t for the first year to prevent lumps there is no evidence formed. The new forma­ games on each card. Each set of Bingo MANCHOPR HEfUtO SAAIK 3 modifications would be made to the numbers are clearly marked with the Game 'rais comprehensive course is designed to help turbine-generator, boiler and the rest of tell much difference. the symptoms you have of problems there from es­ tion may not follow normal number and cards must be kept intact. participants meet the challenge of auditing in Should I. at 48. be taking since developed. Switching trogens. growth patterns and a spur HOW TO PLAY current equipment at a given plant. One 1. When each Game starts, and sub­ today’s computerized business environment. any of these medicines? medicines decreased your The remaining com­ may develop. Spurs are way would to put in a supplemental V It sequently every night, a selection of The seminar is sponsored’ by UConn’s School of boiler, while other methods under con­ Are any of the medicines hormones because of lack plications of estrogen common in arthritis numbers will be published in The Herald. If Business Administration in cooperation with the un­ any of these numbers appear in the Game sideration include making turbine parts or the surgery responsible of ovaries, and symptoms therapy, such as an in­ because of bone degenera­ iversity’s Division of Extended and Continuing for the hot flashes, or the followed. tion and regeneration. on your card cross them off. more efficient through repair or replace­ creased risk of heart at­ 2. Each day The Herald will publish a clue Elducation. The course fee is $475 per person. I . 4 ^ bristly hair that is begin­ You will want to read tacks, blood clots and The spur often develops to one number, the number that goes in the ment. ning to grow on my lip? where there is a tendon or For registration information, call 486-3234, or Heading up the effort under tjie about the symptoms of the others, are really uncom­ question box. Use your skill and knowledge write to Management Development Programs, Before surgery I always ligament attached to the to identify this number, if it appears on your MANCHESTER HERALD GAME 4 auspices of Westinghouse's Power menopause in The Health mon (after all, women University of Connecticut, U-56D, StOTrs, CT 06268. reached a climax Now I Letter number 5-12, produce female hormones bone. A heel spur develops card, in the game being played, cross it off.,, Generation Group is K.A. Oleson, a 3. When you have crossed out all the B tire before I can so that Menopause, which 1 am normally) if a woman where the tissues attach to numbers in the Game as they have 26 31 89 marketing manager in the steam turbine I’ve had very few since the sending you. Others who keeps her weight down, the bottom of the heel. But appeared in The Herald you may claim a n division. FULL HOUSE Although the program is in “formative surgery. I am becoming want this issue can send 75 blood pressure down and it can also develop where HOW TO CLAIM 16 % 72 It’S ‘last call’ quite anxious about all the cents with a long, stamped, above all does not smoke. the Achilles tendon at­ 1. To call FULL HOUSE, you must ring 643- stages," Oleson says his department has medicines and no results. self-addressed envelope for taches to the back of the 2711 between 9 a m. and 10 a.m. on the 1 ^ been pushing the idea hard in past 18 .If a woman will follow 12 21 52 75 WETHERSFIELD-It’s "last call” for gas sta­ heel. You can have a bony next publishing day after your last number 3 months and it has generated interest What do you suggest? it to me, in care of this these measures, have has appeared in The Harold. tion owners in the state who have been slow in spur in any of the joints, in­ 2. You MUST have your card with you when among utilities. DEAR READER - I newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, regular evaluations and renewing their licenses, according to the chief of Herald photo by Tarqumio cluding the hand. Spurs you telephone. MANCHESTBI HERALD GAME 5 The idea itself, Oleson says, is not new, suggest a frank discussion Radio City Station, New has no problems such as 3. Make a note of the last number you Dealers and Repairers Division in the Department with your doctor. Bellergal York, NY KX)19. When your breast lumps, there is only cause symptoms if crossed off. i.e.. the number which qayo butthere is renewed interest and the S does not contain any hor­ they press on a nerve or you a FULL HOUSE. E 15 51 65 8 4 of Motor Vehicles. program appears about ready to take off ovaries are removed they usually little reason why PRIZES AND JUDOINQ 23 Edward L. Simmons said more than 50 percent of Making pasta mones. If your terms for may cause the same symp­ she cannot take enough cause an obstruction. An 1. The prize for a FULL HOUSE k llO K tl the 3,200 licensees had not paid fees and renewed If one obstacle could be removed. , your surgery are correct toms as the menopause. hormones to be comfor­ arthritic spur of the spine will be awarded to the competitor Who 36 74 licenses through Tuesday, ^p t. 22. Because of environmental con­ Martha Aboles and John DlDonato make cavatelli at Pasta Italiana Ltd. on West Middle Turnpike. you had both ovaries successfully calk FULL HOUSE. ^ £ If you don’t have a uterus table. And if there is a may press on a spinal 2. All numbers will be published as they fN l 1 siderations and current Environmental Simmons noted that any station owner who has removed at surgery. You you can’t develop cancer of reason why she can’t her nerve causing pain. drawn out in order from top to bottom;:tn;< ; 8 19 69 86 not renewed by Wednesday. Sept. 30, may be sub­ Protection Agency regulations, utilities the event of two or more claims on the CLUIH FOR are hesitant. Although officials want to same day on different numbers the winning ject to arrest and fines, if they continue to operate card will be the one contalninQ the earliest NUMGIER TO modernize, if existing plant emissions number drawn. PUT IM BOX MANCHESTBI HERALD QAAM S without a license. are changed they may not conform to 3. In the event of more than one winner the « current EPA law and could lead to costly prize will be shared. » Therapist can help woman 4. The judge's decision ia final and no cor­ EXAimPLE 24 33 42 77 82 mandated pollution equipment respondence or interviews will be entered Market guru sends Into. How iimany Film available requirements. 5. On the day that a FULL HOUSE is 13 54 63 78 "It’s our feling that without any successfully called The Herald will an­ day* In a nounce that the game has stopped and s * degradation of the environment we could w*«ik? a What it is like for American companies trying to scrutiny is taking place. The winner will be 28 35 48 66 83 do business in a land where cows graze near jet air­ get more capacity. It’s frustrating; the deal with guilt about affair announced the following day. or, in the AN8BVER environmental thing is the only real event of a false call, the game will be con­ liners and straw-hatted peasant harvest rice by stocks into tailspin tinued. 7 — I roadblock,” Oleson says. “If it could hand In the shadow of great satellite tracking ease up, it (the program) would move nearly as red as 1 had thought. I antenna is the subject of a new film by Uie responsibility for the current slump. DEAR DR. BLAKER - I am a real fast. NEW YORK (UPI) — Stock prices Gold fell almost $18 an ounce in New 30-year-old happily married mother relaxed immediately and gf course, Commerce Department’s International Trade Ad­ York on fears interest rates would pull “ I've been telling you (or weeks that in the blushing went away a lot sooner The a e a n Air Act is currently up for plunged to their lowest level in 16 months August. September and October the of two beautiful children and I have ministration. review and should present restrictions out of their momentary lull and escalate. than usual. “Adventures In the China Trade" was written and Friday as market guru Joseph Granville market would crash," the publisher of fallen in love with my best friend’s Ask ITS FUN TO PLAY-STOP be eased, that would help the program. compounded investor disappointment The U.S. dollar strengthened. husband. I hope others find this tip useful. directed by PhlUp Goodman, and produced with the toe Granville Market Letter in Holly In the program, Westinghouse has pin­ over President Reagan’s latest budget­ Bond market and commodity prices I am not happy with this situation Dr. Blaker DEAR READER — A colleague of cooperation of the McDonnell-Douglas Corp.. plummeted, reflecting widespread Hill. Fla., told Dow Jones. mine gave me the same suggestion Northwest Orient Airlines, and Pacific Delight pointed two categories of uprating—.toe cutting proposals by predicting Sept. 28 but am completely unable to ter­ large coalfired units and toe plants being doubts toat Reagan’s proposed spending Karen Blaker, Ph.D. when 1 was suffering from blushing IT'S FREE AT THE HERALD Travel Inc. The film is available In request. For In- would be “a blue Monday” in U.S. finan­ minate our growing relationship. He converted from oil to coal which could cuts would reduce toe massive federal while lecturing at New York Univer­ formaUon contact the International Trade Admin- cial history. feels as strongly for me but we have also uprated. deficit that has kept interest rates at sity more than 10 years ago. sitration, Office of Public Affairs, at (202) 377 Reagan, in a Thursday night speech, Investments managed to keep the whole thing un­ Between upratlng coal plants and the called for $13 billion in additional spen­ near record levels. der control. In my case, it was then less than “The market is voting toat the cuts are IT S SIAAPLE AND PICK UP A 3808). combined conversionurating of oil units, ding cuts and $3 billion in increased taxes Investment prices courtesy of six months before I no longer inadequate," said Robert Stovall, direc­ I am very confused. I feel guilty Oleson estimated savings in oil dollars Advest Inc. are as of 3 p.m. Friday. due to strong religious convictions blushed at all when speaking in for fiscal 1982. tor of investment policy at Dean Witter much as learning the truth which is public. (In private, that’s another could amount to over $2 billion per year. In Paris, Granville told Dow Jones Price Change and the fear of getting caught. And Coal use could increase by about 37 Reynolds Inc. "The investment com­ Friday this week bound to come out fairly soon. story.) Join Meadows news service the Dow industrial munity was looking for more than yet, he is so loving and caring and T O PLAY B IN G O C A R D million tons anually. average, a widely followed market in­ Advest Group 8V4 dn 1% makes me feel good about myself. As yourself if you are really afraid Divorcing? Write for Dr. Blaker’s perhaps was feasible for Reagan to to see a therapist because you Additionally, toe upratlng would save dicator, could drop to the 700s “in the Alex. & Alex. 27% dn 3% Another confusing aspect of this is newsletter "Helping Your Child Jack Ferguson, personnel director for the deliver.” suspect that once you talk all this Accept Divorce.” Send SO cents aAd Meadows Convalescent Center In Manchester, has utilities millions of dollars in fuel costs, next few days" and predicted Sept. 28 Acmat 5 dn V4 that I still love my husband and have reduce operating costs by up to 10 per­ Analysts also said investors and in­ 38% up 1% through, you will most probably a stamped, self-addressed envelope announced two additions to the Meadows staff. would see the market plummet. stitutions were unnerved by House Aetna no desire to end my marriage or in cent and slice toe time ne^ed to im­ Trading on the New York Stock 20% dn 1% decide to end your illicit affair. to Dr. Blaker in care of this Gale Frade, RN, has joined the staff as a 7-3 Leader Thomas P. O’Neill’s statement CBT Corp any way threaten that relationship. prove a plant. Exchange was toe heaviest in a month. Col. Bancorp 1'7V4 dn % P.S. And what about your guilt newspaper, P.O. Box 475, Radio City charge nurse In the facility’s South Building. toat Reagan’s spending cuts were ’’in I know I would benefit from Upratlng might take a couple of years, The Dow, down nearly 16 points early First Bancorp 25 dn 1% therapy but there is no way I could regarding your best friend? SUtion, New York, NY 10019. Ms. Frade is a graduate of Pawtucket West High Oleson says, while building a new plant in toe day, finished off 11.13 at 824.01 — deep trouble” in Congress. First Hart. Corp go without alarming my husband. DEAR DR. BLAKER - I read Write to Dr. Blaker at the above School in Pawtucket, R.I. and Rhode Island Junior But President Reagan said the steep your recent column about blushing address. The volume of mail iiatu'lfpatpr IrralJi takes 8 to 10 years. And in 1981 dollars, a its lowest since toe blue chip indicator Hart. National 20V4 dn V4 What should I do? College in Warwick. She was most recently new 500 megawatt plant may cost say retreat in stock prices was “not a ver­ dn 1 and think I can help the person who prohibits personal replies, but employed by the Pawtucket Visiting Nurse Associa­ closed at 822.53 on May 15, 1980. Hart. Steam Boil. 39Vk DEAR READER — Get thee to a 1 Herald Square, Manchetster Connecticut 643-2711 $650 million, while upratlng an existing Of 1,874 issues traded on toe NYSE, dict" on his new budget cuts. 1 58% dn % wrote asking for advice. questions of general interest will be Larry Wachtel, an analyst at Bache Ingersoll Rand therapist immediately. You can tion. Ms. Frade Uves in Vernon. . facility would cost $S7.5 million, only 141 gained while 1,511 declined. J.C. Penney 29% dn % think of something to tell your hus­ For years I became terribly discussed in future column^. Halsey Stuart Shields Inc. attributed toe anxious every time I felt a flush Lynn Atherley, LPN, has joli^ ® s upratlng versus new construction Big Board floor volume stepped up to Lydall 9% dn % band. charge nurse In the facility s West Building. magnitude of the Friday’s stock rout to begin to creep up my neck and onto also goes further in uprating’s favor 54.390.000 shares from 48,880,000 shares Sage-Allen 6% unch How about these for starters? “I Now you know Oleson says because of toe reduced elec­ Granville, but said “toe overall market my face. Then one day I mentioned Ms'. Atherley is a graduate of RHAM High School traded Thursday when toe Dow lost 5.80. SNET 38% dn % want to talk to a professional about tricity growth rate. direction is Reagan.” 43% up V4 it to a friend. For great occasions, nomadic STARTS ON in Hebron and Sacred Heart School of Practical American Stock Exchange turnover of Granville, who delivered a bearish Travelers balancing the demands of a job and "Even with toe slower growth rate it is 8.440.000 shares was toe briskest since 41 dn % I told her how hot my neck and Arab tribes prepare a dish con­ FIRST Nursing in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. She comes to prophecy for world stock markets iii United Tech ■ home” or ‘Tm thinking about still more attractive. Since there is now Granville’s January sell order triggered First CT. Bancorp 3354 looking for a job,” or “Fve been get­ face felt and how embarrassed I felt sisting of eggs that are stuffed in Meadows from an LPN position at St. Mary s London earlier tois week toat cost the because I knew I must look bright fish, the fish then stuffed in less growth it makes morp sense to put toe busiest day in Wall Street history Gold $450.50 up $3.50 ting some headaches and want to Hospital in Milwaukee. Ms. Atherley lives in An­ smaller amounts of power on line at a Dow 4.76 points Nufednesday, disclaimed learn how to relax.” red. chickens, the chickens then stuffed GAME Mo In DAY, s e p t . 28 Jan. 7 and sent/the Dow down 31 points. dover. ' time." This might alarm him but not as Shelihanged my life when she told in sheep and the sheep finally me to go look In a mirror. I was not stuffed in a whole, roasted camel. \ 22 - THE HERALD, Sat., Sept. 26, 1981 THE HERALD. Sat., Sept. 26, 1981 - ^1

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REMODELING - Cabinets, 6494)597 alter 2 ask for Manchester Manor) Sept. equipped. Health club, proofed, excellent condi­ Runs good. $600. Telephone Can be pulled bv small car. tion. Asking $4700. YOUR AD HOMEOWNERS LOANS EDUCATIONAL REP - Employment opportunities now avail­ $68,500. F.J. Spilecki Roofing, Gutters, Roopi Judy. 26, KM. Rain date Octofcr Frustrated? Need pc»ls. & free te ^ s . Wwk- P‘ 649-4402. Excellent condition. $750. at Competitive rates. Good Outstanding opportunity ab le Telephone 646-2924 after 4 Telephone 633-1083. ClittlllMl Id ! are taken lo r: Realtors, 643-2121. Additions, Decks, All types 3 reputable help? A rental W and long term rentals Telephone 646-2713 Sunday. or bad credit. QSick, con­ for experienced sales per­ o f Remodeling and SATURDAY, J______service you can depend on! are available. Call 872-2998 p.m. Ask for Mike. 1976 GMC PICK-UP. Four September 27th. o*ar On phone as i con- venient closings. son to represent Phoenix MANCHESTER - Colonial, Repairs. Free estimates. SEPTEMBER 26th. Fur­ TAG SALE - Quality items. Recommended by Con- or 871-1186. 1980 PLYMOUTH CHAMP, wheel drive, automatic, vmlaneo. Tho Harold It niture and more, 9-4. 90 CENTRAL MORTGAGE Institute of Technology 8 rooms, 4 bedrooms, 2Vk Fully insured. Phone 643- small appliances, clocks, ?ij” *?** Organizations, CADILLAC - 1976 - Coupe Excellent condition. mint. $4500. Telephone 742- MAIRTEHAHCE MEGHARICS ALUMINUM SHEETS Durant Street, AM/FM Stereo, may rtspontiMa tor only ono In- CO.. 423-7176. recruiting students for baths, 2 car garage. 6017. bunk-b^, toys, portable register DeVille - 72,000 miles. 9269. corroct InoorUon md than technical training. Com­ used as printing plates. .007 Manchester. Good condition. $2700 or extras. Call Mike at 643- PRODUCTIOH WORKERS Excellent area. $89,500. thick, 23x28Mi^ 50c each, bar with stools, mat- ^ y -E ffic ie n c ie s to 4 hr ...... only to tho ilzs of ll|^ mission. Choice of GROUP I F.J. Spilecki LEON CIEZSYNSKI tresses, box springs, bed Wanted fo ftenf 57 Best offer. Telephone 742- 5363. original Inaortlon. Errors □ EMPLOYMENT territories available. Call or 5 for $2.00. Phone 643- MOVING - Misc. items, 6800 - Keep trying. Motorcycles-Bicycles 64 Realtors. 643-2121. BUILDER. New homes, 2711. They MUST be picked frames, many mis- REALTORS, 246-5217. ! ! ! t K you’re wMch do not lootan tho today for interview, 602- Night Shift Only additions, remodeling, rec Saturday Sept. 26th, 10-4.30 1978 FORD VAN - car- 6 cellaneousitems. MTunxis MANCHESTER Area - up before ll':00 a.m. only. Duncan Rd., Manchester. poolers special, seats 9 nahM of tho advartifoniant Help Wanted 13 244-8111, Mr. Terry MANCHESTER DUPLEX rooms, garages, kitchens Trail, Bolton. Saturday, 10- MANCHESTER - Working brother and sister 1976 DODGE, % ton utility 1979 CM-400 T, Excellent McKinney, 2555 E. Univer­ body. Good shape, good plus, automatic, stereo, condition, asking $1100. wlK not bo corroctod by on Your skills ore needed to help us at our - Aluminum storms, new remodelM, ceilings, bath PITNEY BOWES model 5 Sunday 10-1 Excellent 5 room, 2 looking for two bedroom sity Dr., Phoenix. Ariz. roof, gutters, separate tile, dormers, roofing. TAG SALE - Hundreds of J______bedroom, $350. Excellent 4 apartment. Reasonable running condition. $3100. air, excellent condition. 8900 miles. Call 528-6849. looking for additional biaartlon. RN’S PART TIME, All East Hartford Manufacturing operation. 4200 Mailing machine. items - household, Aski 85034. heating systems, garden Residential or commer- MOVING SALE - Saturday *510. rent heat, hot water, 1971 VOLVO STATION shifts at Student Health Come join us. We offer training, advan­ Lfeks, seals, and stanms. automotive, childrens, 742-< Service. Physical assess­ shed, large lot, fruit trees, cUI. 6494Q91. & Sunday, 10-2:30. Rain- .“‘ ‘HUes, references, appliances. Telephone wagon, not ninnlng. Best KZ400 Deluxe 1978 fflaurhrBlpr INSPECTOR - Full cement, excellent starting rates, des­ Excellent condition. Call miscellaneous. September ment skills necessary. Call convenient location. Owner date Oct. i4 . 52 Constance N<» Pets. Lonjbar- after 6 p.m. 228-3981 offer. 1974 MG Midget with KAWASAKI, fairing, capable of all inspection between 8 and 4 p.m. 646- 26, 27, 9-4. 34 Gardner 1976 PINTO PONY MPG - or write to Peg Maloney, irable fringe benefits and growth pot­ 643-0897. DESIGI^ KITCHENS, Dr. (Off Vernon Street.) do & Associates. 649-4003. additional MG parts. baggage-rack, saddle bags, an procedures of aircraft 7297. Road, Vernon, (off Tunnel! two door RUNABOUT. l^rral^ Director of Nursing, Box ential. cabihets, vanities, counter Fiberglass hardtop, second low mileage. $1350. machined parts. Previous Road.) Four speed, 4 cyl., $1750. U-11, University of Conn. tops, kitchen cabinet fronts M ANCHESTER - Heat ...... engine. $2800 or best offer. 6201 Ask for Andrea. inspection experience or HARDWOOD floor nails. Telephone 646-6388 after 6 Storrs, Ct. 06268 at 468- Apply in person □ BUSINESS custom woodworking, ______paid, carpeted, two Homes-Apts. to share 59 Telephone 875-2541, 7:30-4 five years machine 45 pounds sq. Best offer. TAG SALE - Saturday and p.m. p.m. 1974 YAMAHA TX 500 - economical 4700, E.O.E, Union Carbide Corp. colonial reproductions. Old style 2 man tent, $10. TAG SALE - clothes bedroom, all modern ••*•••*••••••••••»•••••• background necessary. 40 and SERVICES J.P. U w is M9-9658. Sunday, September 26 and shoes books nictures’ kitchen with dishwasher. ROOMMATE WANTED - Good condition. New rear hour week, insurance & 88 Longhill St. Telephone 643-5073. 27. 11 Voipe Road, Bolton. 1978 TRANS AM -22,000 PART TIME lawn mower, speakers, Uicators, 236-5646 (fee). Non-smoking female, AUTO LEASING RENTAL tire. $595. Call 295-9123 Super ads ... that's what fringe benefits. Apply in Eost Hartford. Ct. 31 ELECTRICAL SERVICES Moving out of state. All - Oldies But Goodies miles. Silver and Black. after 5:00 p.m. SALESPERSON to sell Servlcea Ottered 16 CU. FT. FROST FREE something for everyone! ITT; share Bolton duplex. Excellent condition. Best Classified Ads are ... they person 8 a.m. tnru 4 p.m. - We do all types of Elec­ Nighter coal insert, cord Super sale September VERNON - Available now. Carpeted room, kitchen, Limited. Rent-A-Car. way to sell Newspaper Subscriptions. G. Fox-Gibson wood, furniture, tires, car offer. Telephone 644-9860 get results fast and they're Triumph Mfg. Co., 55 Elm REWEAVING BURN trical Work! Licensed. Call 26th, 10 a.mi. 18 Jurovaty Exceptional, laundry facilities, garage, $12.95 day, 100 free miles. Go door-to-door with our Refrigerator. White. Veiy rims. Car radios, 5 H.P. or 728-3148 evenings. low in cost. news carriers four St,, Manchester, CT. HOLES. Zippers, um­ after 5:00 p.m., 646-1516. Road Andover bedroom, all utilities yard. $260. Includes all. Automobiles bought, sold, | o ^ condition. $300. 643- riding mower (rUns-needs rented. 323 Center Street, evenings a week, Monday , WORKERS NEEDED ASSEMBLERS NEEDED brellas repaired. Window ' included. $175. Locators Telephone 647-8654. 1979 YAMAHA 1100 HOUSEKEEPER - Part FOR some work), paints, ______236-5646 (fee). -----1------Manchester. Telephone 1974 PINTO - 2 Door, One something, thru Thursday 5:30 to 8:30. for highest quality wood shades, Venetian blinds. CONCRETE AND SPECIAL - custom seat, time for centrally located SET UP PAVING - Concrete clothing and much more. 647-0908, Ask for Bill. owner, Radials, Regular NOTICES Salary plus bonus. Call DISPLAY. AND windows and sliding glass Keys. TV FOR RENT. MEN‘S 10 SPEED 27" EMPTY NEST CLEAN ------MALE PROFESSIONAL Gas, $1500. 646-4298 after 6 custom paint, asking $2,- apartment. Own transpor­ SALES Marlow's, 887 Main Street. driveways, foundations, O U T - Bargains for MANCHESTER - Weekly PERSON wanted to share Mark Abraitis, Manchester doors. Mill work and French made bicycle. NEIGHBORHOOD TAG p.m. 695. Call 228-4077. Ask for tation, reliable, NO EXP NECESSARY 649-5221. floors and all other con­ Everyone. September 26 sp®cia1 • dean, cozy one two bedroom Townhouse in 1975 DODGE DART Herald 643-2711. glazing experience a plus. Needs work and parU. Le SALE - Saturday Sept. Don after 6 p.m. Lost and Found references. Call Steve, 643- Full time career openii^. Company paid benefits. crete heeds. Also, blacktop and 27, 10-3. Household bedroom, carpeted, Manchester. References SPORT - Good condition. look to 2171 or 647-1177 after 6 p.m. Average weekly earnings $225 Toumour model. $60. 643- 26th, 40 Nutmeg Drive, Asking $1750. Telephone •***••••*••••••* HELP WANTED FULL Apply in persn: Laurence BRICK, BLOCK, STONE - driveways. For your free items, 2 bikes, range hood drapes, no lease. Under required. Call Scot, 643- and up, depending on 2880. Manchester. 9 a.m.-4 p.m. 568-0935 after 5 p.m. 1980 KAWASAKI LTD440. IMPOUNDED - TVIale AND P A R T TIM E - Clerk- qualifying positions For inter- R. Smith, Inc., 117 Murphy Concrete. Chimney estimates call Andre Char- with fan, recliner, TV, dog 819- Locators, 236-5646 2711 Ext. 15 days (617) 869- Low mileage, extra PAR T TIM E - Work at view. call 647-M36. Mongrel, Brown. Call An­ Cashier needed second and Road, Hartford. Repairs. "No Job Too bonneau & Sons, 528-7551 travel cage, vacuum, 2687 nights and weekends, 1972 CHEVROLET accessories. Also, helmet. home on the phone ser­ JEEPS - Government T A G SALE - Two Classified! dover Dog Warden, 742- third shift. Apply in person Small." Call 644-8356 for evenings 644-9188. games books and ) IMPALA, 4 door, PS/PB, $1900. Telephone 649-6058. vicing our customers in Surplus, listed for |3,- Families. Miscellaneous 7194. Monday thru Friday, 9 TEACHER-LEARNING estimates. 196.00; Sold for $44.00. For collectibles, electric glassware. 33 Olcott Drive MANCHESTER - two ...... steel radials, one owner. a m. - 3 p.m. 7-Eleven your area. Telephone 456- DRYWALL (off Center Street) bedroom duplex. Stove, Call 643-5873. 0876 or 528-6631. DISABILITIES for Coven­ information call (Sl2) 931- typewriter, humidifier, F O R SALE - 1975 S 1979 HONDA 750 K, Personals 2 Store. 513 Center Street, try elementary schol. Must INSTALLATION and 1961, Ext. 629. Manchester. No early birds refrigerator Utilities not □ AUTOMOTIVE small motorcycle, books - MUSTANG If - 48,000 Excellent condition, low Manchester. CHILD CARE - Weekdays. be certified in special taping, new and repair please. ilnciuded. Two months Plant an ad in the Call us EARN GOOD MONEY Harlequins and so forth. security required. After 5 ••••••...... miles. Very excellent con­ mileage. Extras. Call Mike RIDE WANTED from Bolton or surrounding education. Call ad­ work, skim coat and all BICYCLE - Man's Raleigh Classified columns and FULL TIME OR PART M&M P&H, Manchester 167 Highland Street, Satur­ ------p.m. telephone 643-6365. Auto Parts For Sale 60 dition. $1995. Telephone at 643-5363. .Manchester to PWA, East WAREHOUSE WORKER - area. Must be dependable. ministrative assistant's of­ types of textures. Ceilings. 10 speed, 27" wbe^, watch the results grow. TIME, become an Avon 649-2871. Small repairs, day and Sunday. TAG SALE, Saturday, •••••••••••••••••••••••• ...... 647-0919. today Hartford. Arrive 6 a m. Full time days. Receiving, 649-5353. Evenings. fice at 742-8913 or send Reasonable prices. Call regular handlebars. Telephone 649-5007 or 643- shipping, misc. duties. representative.Call 523- remodeling, heating. anytime 647-8715. September 26, 10 - -4. 67 Homes lor Rent 54 VW TIRES TOP SHAPE. 9401 or 646-3685 for details. letter & resume to Dr. baths, k i& ^ wati; _ excell^t audition, $100 T A G SALE - Avon, Redwood Road, •••••••••••••••••••••••• $10. each. Three 5x10-60. 5498. Steady work in Hartford. MUNSONS CANDY Donald Jr Nicolettl, Coven­ firm. 295-9254. jewelry, baby furniture 522-2214. KITCHEN is accepting heaters. Free estimates! Manchester. Five families. VERNON - Heat Included. Call after S p.m. 646-6318. try Public Schools, 78 Heating-Plumbing 35 and clothes, desk, much Announcements 3 BUS D R IVER - morning applications for part time Clothing, toys, household King sized three bedroom 30" Propane Gas Stove, Ripley Hill Rd., Coventry, TRUCK TOP - 8 ft. Body, more. Satui^ay and Sun­ EXPERIENCED - Mature and afternoon. $22.88 per employment. Hours are C & M Tree Service, Free goods. Furniture. with basement. Kid's o.k. $55. in good condition. day. Call Andover School, 062^. estimates. Discount senior SCHALLER PLUMBING­ CB antenna, franklin stove, day, September 26 and 27, E F'LEA MARKET: Every sales person. Apply in per^ Call now. Locators 236-5646 ------Monday-Friday, 4-8. Eight HEATING - Water pump grate and screen. 9-4. 42 Diane Drive, Ver­ Sunday 10-5. Coventry an­ .son, Marlow's Inc. 867 742-7339. hours on Saturday and-or citizens. Company — ------(sm. fee) FOUR FIRESTONE GR70- EXPERIENCED Manchester owned and specialists. Also, Telephone 643-7480. non. (off Tunnell Road.) ------15 SS RADIALS on chromw tique center, 1140 Main Main Street, Manchester. Sunday. 20-24 hours per KEYPUNCH OPERATOR remodeling service or Street. Coventry. Dealer SOLOIST NEEDED week. Call for appoint­ operated. Call 6^1327. BOLTON - Carpeted two wagon wheels. GM Used 1,- IMMEDIATELY, First on 029 and 129. Hours, 8-5. repairs. Free estimates. GOLDEN OAK, GOLD TAG SALE - Saturday, space available. Telephone PARTS COUNTER ment, 649-4332. Telephone Ron King at 633- 649^^. GLASSWARE, Gold or C A T i i R n A V 10-30 a m bedroom duplex with gar- OOO miles. $625. value, $450 742-%98. PERSON - some experien­ Church ol Christ, Scientist, U GHT TRUCKING - Fen­ Sunday Sept. 26-27, 10-4, Manchester. Call 875-0238 3601. cing. Attics, cellars, gar­ copper metallic buckles, Aluminum doors, picture SimiTM^JpsonRoa"d; ^ ® ® cing preferred. Excellent PART TIME MEDICAL PLUMBING SHOP ON bangles, bags and even a Manchester. (Back Yard). ^ ______p m. only. WAITRESS, Barmaids and fringes including pension, for audition. ages cleaned. All types window, furniture, SECRETARY WANTED: Someone to sit WHEELS, long the first pair of golden dove,>! RED clothing, books, antiques, Bartenders wanted. Luigi's life insurance, major Manchester medical of­ trash, brush removed. OPEN occasionally with two boys choice in Manchester, is GOOSE FARM dishes, much more. M a ^ E K f ‘ S r a , p p . , Restaurant, 649-1717. medical. See Mr. Carter, fice. 28 hours weekly Picket, Split Rail, ages 7V^ and 10. Telephone now a division of Alter­ ANTIQUES, Goose Lane, new items-Reasonable. 87 more items. bedroom house, LiEjCvAl-i P Stockade Fences Installed. Carter Chevrolet, 1229 NEW PAY SCALE (afternoons). Past office 647-9925. native Heating and Plum­ Coventry. We're loaded Main Street, Manchester, 5264)670. Chambers Street, ______— appliances, yard, kids. l\Td^'T’W0^i¥7> STARTING experience helpful. Res­ bing, specialists in wood with goodies! Weekends, 12 Manchester. (Off Broad) 646-6464. pond Monday-Thursday NEIGHBORHOOD TAG 8250. Locators 236-5846. 1 Iv^Hi GLAZER LICENSED DAY CARE and coal broilers, high ef­ to 5. 742-9137. SEPTEMBER mornings, 643-2732. ficiency conversions, and •••••••••••••••••••••••a EXPERIENCED. Apply HOME - Will watch your ' TAG SALE - Saturday instant repair plumbing. M *i^8’ 4?“ L i ^ Ste’eet’ ------TOWN OF BOLTON HOW-TO WE HEED ... at: either Home office of child or infant days. Call Dogs-BIrds-Pots 43 September 26 & Sunday RNs or LPNs - Private Apex Glass, 426-4475, or at 647-8286. Sa’turtov Seot^ber^^^ BOLTON - House, ASSESSORS OFFICE Set for Baby RN's/LPN's 6464)262. Sept. 27, 9-5, rain or shine. 3 S ’^t^Sunday, fireplace, garage, quiet 222 BOLTON CENTER duty case 12 p.m to 7 a.m. Howell Cheney Tech I'M SAMSON, an affec­ Items for all ages. 134 G Home Health Aides Full time available. School construction site, Flooring 35 tionate, altered, double September 27, 9-3; Come neighborhood, references RD., HOUSE LOVE IS - Keeping it new - •••••••••••••••••••••••• Rachel Rd., Manchester. early - LoU of goodies! ^ u ir e d . $400 monthly. BOLTON, CONN. Homemaker/ Telephone MFS Nurses, phone 647-0303 and ask for renew your home with pan­ pawed, tuxedo cat in need (Off Oakland by PEro's FLOORSANDING - Floors 643-5983. ______inhabitants of the Town of Companions 233-4491. Frank Pitrone of Apex eling, suspended ceilings, of a good home. 633-6581, Fruit Stand). Glass. like new! Specializing in 342-0571. etc. Also, general repair EAST HARTFORD HOME to provide home care CUSTODIAN NEEDED - older floors. Natural and work. Telephone Dave, 289- SAVE 'HME, GASOLINE - spacious 2 bedroom, 2 liable to pay personal property Call or com e in lor Bolton Public Schools. For stained floors. No waxing FREE KITTE N S - AH 3826. & MONEY. Our local bath on acreage. C^ldren taxes in the Town of Bolton are application and informa­ anymore! John Verfaille, males, part angora. ONLY MORIARTY BROTHERS INVITE inlormalion, 643-9515 sellers bring you the best GIANT GARAGE SALE - welcome. Locators, 236- hereby notified that they are tion see James Veitch, 646-5750. THREE LEFT) Telephone M O TH E R 'S HELPER, WILL BABYSIT in my deals under me sun. Ab­ Assortment of everything, 5^ (fee). required by law to return to the Superintendent of home - Nathan Hale area. anytime, 643-9188. solutely every Sunday (9 Ceramic tile window ______• assessor on or before the last day AIDE AND ASSISTANCE Buildings and Grounds, part time dajdays, , DF N.E. CDNN. INC. Manchester area. 2894000 Available days and for se­ a.m.-3 p.m.) until MANCHESTER - Huge ^ on^ a " b : ; ' ‘"lA Bolton High School, Bran­ cond shift. Telephone 649- Housohold Goods 40 Boats-Aceossorlos 45 ‘Thanksgiving at the 388 Main SI, M anchatlar dy Street. 9:30-5:30. clothing, ^ k s . Saturd^ three bedroom home, by the Tax commissioner, of all YOU TO COME SEE 8243. Eastern Conn. Flea & Sunday 8 a.m.-7 p.m., m 8 Basement, private reportable personal property OFFICE HOURS USED RUN ABOUT - I5W ft., 75 Market. (Jet. 31 & 32, Bush Hill Road, parking, children and pets belongings to him as oi the first ACCOUNTING Mon. - FrI. S-4 RADIO a d v a n c e d P R E ­ REFRIGERATORS, HP with trailer, spare Mansfield). Manchester. ok. Locators, 236-5646 day of October, lo'-c w i l l b e EOE/AAP MANAGER - East Hart­ SCHOOLER - A Complete WASHERS, RANGES - prop. $1,000. Telephone 643- ffftpl ADDED TO EACH LIST NOT ford based Company is Sales Personnel needed for Manchester’s best R adio Sta> Nursery School/Day Care Clean,'Guaranteed. Parts 0470' 10...... G IV E N IN ON OR B EFO RE THE seeking a degreed accoun­ THE 1982 LINCOLNS, tion. Sales experience Program for working ti Service. Low prices! •••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• OlHees-Slaras far Rant LAST DAY OF OCTOBER. fee o .n f Kt Limces-Siores lor neni ^|, personal property to be tant, who, under the direc­ preferred. Should be willing B.D. ^ a r l & Son, 649 Main Qarden Products 47 BABYSITTER WANTED - parents of advanced Apartments tor Rent 53 Apartments tor Rent 53 ...... rep orted is as fo llo w s : Non- tion of the controller will to learn, aggressive and am* 7:30 - 5:30. Bowers School children 9 months - 5years. Street. 643-2171. •••••••••••••••••••••••• ...... WORKSPACE OR registered motor vehicles; snow- learn all phases of the bitious. district only. Infant girl Half days available for TOP SOIL - CHean, rich, MANCHESTER - family MANCHESTER - Newly STORAGE SPACE FOR mobiles: trailers: machinery; and 6 year old first grade Company’s accounting Salary and generous commis­ nursery programs only. CONTEMPORARY stone free loam. Any sion plus Corporate benefits. sized Five roomer. decorated and fully RENT in Manchester. No horses; mules;asses; meatcaitic; girl. Beginning November. functions and will be Home environment. Three FURNITURE available at amount delivered. 872-140(). MERCURYS AND MAZDAS -y '•T'l Unlimited potential. Available now. Locators carpeted two bedroom lease or security deposit, sheep; goats; swme; poultry; 8287 Telephone 649-1327, responsible for the supervi­ full time teachers, RN on wholesale prices. Custom sion and development of Interviews are being 236-5646 (sm. fee) towShouse condominium. Reasonable rates. SufUble c^"'e«iai urmiure f.x ^ 2 call. Program includes: and standard sizes HARDY MUMS - Select a scheduled for September m bates allian ces Md for small buslne^ ?a™To*o7s m X ™ S i R u ffle s 5805 staff. The successful can­ 28th, 29th & 30th. Call for ap­ academics, art, physical, available. Visit our factory beautiful large plant from MANCHESTER - heat in- convenient .location. and Mmmercially zoned. 3„„ 3„, „„ band didate will have a pointment — Ask for Susan. and social activities. Car showroom Monday - Satur­ our field. Silver Lane (next minimum of 2 years of cluded. One bedroom. monthly plus utilities. No Coll 872*1801, 10 to 5. of merchants and traders: electric ON DISPLAY IN 646-1230. pools to gymnastics and day 9-5 p.m. Andre Fur­ to Holiday Lanes). Drive in W on't last long. $225. general accounting E.o.e. ^Uet. CLAUDIA'S, 646- niture Industries, 125 Saturday and Sunday, 12-4 pets. Security deposit ...... com pany cables, conduits, and Locators 236-5646 (sm. fee) required. Available Oc* NEWLY RENOVATED pipes: and all other taxable goods, PA R T T IM E SALES and experience, be capable of 4864. Edwin R d„ South Windsor. p.m. office work. Varied duties. assuming supervisory •••••••••••••••••••••••• tober 1st. Phone 643-5836. 310 square feet office Veterans of any war period - EAST HARTFORD - ______availaole. Main Street have until or before the last day of ECKERTS, Route 44A, iesponsibility and ability to Business Opportunities LAWN SERVICE - Fall RECLINER - Good condi­ Deluxe one bedroom. Lots MANCHESTER RANCH location with ample SK'SXwn'ciert OUR SHOWROOM, WHICH I Coventry, 742-6103. work with operating •••••••••••••••••••••••• clean-ups, thatching, fer- tion. Spring needs Wanted to Buy 40 management. Compensa­ of extras. $175. Locators T Y P E one bedroom apart- parking. Cali 649-2891. m sSded Veterans - must also MANCHESTER Office tllizing, shrubhery. replacing, $35. Swivel 236-5646 (sm fee) LIVE-IN COMPANION for tion package will be fully Building - with added in­ trimme Rust tweed, m wle MANCHESTER- One and r ^ i f e Rntorntiw.. second room 23 ft.Xl5% ft. are entitled a *3000 exemption, if to P.O. Box 309, East Hart­ NEED YOUR CARPET u w a io Ejiierprises. imo- j j q ^ jQ ^ jh ly 6491^17. Crocket tablished salons and own wings 'and arms. $75. Call * RENTALS two bedroom apartments FOR IMMEDIATE Gather Ruffles by Hand: ford, CT, 06108. ____ your own! Call Carsan, 295- CLEANED? Call Randy's 646-o309. 1021. Uflcate with the assessor. Take several back-stitch­ Carpet Cleaning Service. available. Centrally Ml A M / ^ u irc *P i? D CA

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