plans secret strike force in
sources said $225 rhlllion has been to < & e theS tralU of Hormuz, the states friendly to the West, the The Unitedjrtatesates would retain (Jordan's) capability to project By Richard C. Gross .... .7 ...... sources said. nnntr/klcontrol,over ns/or hnu/ how In Jordan used tlM strength ancf power can be United Press International hidden in this year's $251 billion gateway to the Persian Gulf that is defense budget to carry oat the the exit route for oil tanker traffic For that purpose, they said, the strike force by withholding all of controlled." United States would sell Jordan the required transport aircraft W ASHINGTON - The United program. to the West and Japan. The A congressional sour,w des administration has pledged to use some C-130 transport aircraft, needed to airlift a full brigade and The plan does not include Jor States has developed a secret plan light helicopters and bridging its equipment, diplomatic sources danian purchases of advanced U.S. to equip a Jordanian brigade as a cribed the overall intention of the military force, if necessary, to equipment. 'The bridges would be said. U.S. transport planes woufn F-16 filte rs and improved mobile mobile strike force that could plan as a means of getting around keep the straits open. Israeli, and congressional opposi A Jordanian brigade equipped to used to ford the dry river beds, undertake much of the airlift. Hawk antiaircraft missile batter intervene in internal crises in called wadis, that are common to "Some transports would be ies, Pentagon officials said. But Persian Gulf states, Pentagon tion to 'moitemizing the Jordanian rapidly deploy to the gulf would not armed forces, a goal long sought be sufficient to deter an outright desert areas. supplied, but not enough to be congressional and diplomatic officials, congressional and diplo "Basically, it would be used to self-sufficient." one source said. sources said any rearmament of matic sources said Friday. by Jordan's King Hussein. invasion of the region and its 5 prevent a takeover of a regime by "Jordan will have to request U.S. Jordan would "open the door" to The administration refused to Disclosure of the U.S. plan purpose would be geared instead extremist elements," a diplomatic logistical support to fly to the purchases of more advanced confirm or deny the existence of comes against a backdrop of toward thwarting attempts at source said. theater of operations. Th is way. weaponry. the proposal but the officials and renewed concern that Iran may try subverting the regimes of the gulf White House Jail term defends Clark 120 years
W ASHINGTON (U P I) - The White House defended for arson nominee William Clark Friday, saying he has a "lifetime history of interest" in Interior Department matters, as President Reagan weighed a replacem ept~v^-«' for Clark as national security adviser. WATERBURY (UPI) - Israel Reagan flew to Camp David, Md., for the weekend Madera-FIores, M, of Waterbury, was without announcing his choice to replace Clark, his sentenced FridaK.to 120 years in prison surprise choice for interior secretary. without parole for setting a July 1982 Speculation on a new White House national security tenement fire that killed 14 people, adviser centered on Robert McFarlane, Clark's including seven children. deputy who has been acting as special Middle East Madera-FIores, charged with 14 envoy. counts of arson murder, allegedly told Reagan met with McFarlane for what the White police he set the fire in ang^r at his House said was a review of the Middle East situation, 15-year-old niece for throwing him out and then with Secretary of State George Shultz. of her apartment because he was Deputy press secretary Larry Speakes said the drunk. subject of Clark's successor might have come up at The early morning fire July 5, the lunch with Shultz, but told reporters no decision described as the worst in the city’s had been made. history, destroyed two five-story apart- - mearMisek on P i uspect Street and left nearly 100 people homeless.'It took ' investigators nearly two weeks to finu Clark nomination before the end of November. and identify the 14 victims. Reagan stunned political Washington Thursday when he scrapped a list of 28 candidates and chose Among the dead were eight members C Clark, a longtime confidant, to replace James Watt u of a single family. interior secretary. \ Waterbury Superior Court Judge „ The environmental groups that villified Wan Robert D. Glass ordered Madera- immediate pounced in the appointment, saying Ciark UPI photo FIores to serve two consecuHye life has little experience for the $80,000-a-year post thaf sentences without parole. Bladera- includes overseeing all federal lands and natural Flores pleaded no contest to the resoures. / Sand castles charges Sept. 8, changing his plea from Speakes was pressed as to Clark's qualifications for not guilty on the recommendation qf his 3he job and explained that every time Reagan (lad a lawyer, John F. Murphy J r . of 4 T Architect Joyce Bertone of the Stephen Atlantic City, N.J. She's in town for the 83rd tough job to fill, "He called on Bill Clark." ' y Hartford. "Bill Clark has a personal rapport with the Schwartz firm in West Orange, N.J., puts the annual convetnion of the New Jersey Society of president that makes him a strong advocate of finishing touches on the second-plaofuwinner Architects-. Murphy said Friday he would chal Interior Department policies ... on the key issues. lenge Connecticut’s arson murder law "Bill Clark has a lifetime history of interest in the of a sand-sculpting contest held Friday in to the state Supreme Court. He said the areas of concern that the Department of Interior is law's mandatory penalty of life impri- involved in. His father and his grandfather were sonment without parole is forest rangers at times in their careers. He is a Tourists threaten birds? unconstitutional. rancher and an outdoorsman who has spent much The challenge was the latest Murphy time in the wilderness," Speakes said. has made in the controversial case. He Clark, 51, was Reagan's chief of staff in the tried unsuccessfully to get Madera- California govemship, twice named by Reagan to Flore^ confession to Waterbury police state courts, a cIo m friend for 16 years, GOP Skipper starts border dispute suppnessed as evidence and later to get chairman of Ventur^ County, deputy secretary of the arson murder charges dismissed state and national security adviser. because both were unconstitutional. Sen. Howard Metzenbaum, D-Ohio, said the JONESPORT, Maine (U P I) - A said Norton, whose only business is birds more than anyone. I'd be very homination will "unquestionably require a lengthy He has asked the Connecticut Su Maine charter boat captain has created hiring out his 36-foot cabin cruiser for foolish to hurt the bird population and exhaustive hearing" by McClure's committee. preme Court to review the lower an international bolder dispute be charter. "We won it by treaty and they're my only source of income." "It's hard to believe," he said. "M r. Clark is court’s ruling on the two motions. tween the Canadian and United States they're trying to steal it." Norton said he takes bird lovers from eminently unqualified to be secretary of interior." governments by ferrying bird Norton is referring to the Treaty of as far away as Florida and Texas to see Madera-FIores is an epileptic with a McClure said he is "inclined" to vote to confirm watchers to a tiny island in the North Paris in 1783, which established the the birds. The Canadians want to turn history of mental illness and alcoho Clark, but he will not make a final decision until he Atlantic. Canadian-American border after the visitors away whenever there are too lism, according to doctors and psychia reviews Clark's experience and checks confidential Capt. Bama Norton has been taking American Revolution. Canadian au many people on the island, but he said trists who have examined him and F B I and financial reports. vtaitors to see exotic birds such as thorities said the treaty is irrelevant. he can’t turn around once someone has testified in pre-trial hearings. Arctic terns and puffins on Machias Canada's claim to ownership is based come 3,000 miles to see the birds. A native of Puerto Rico, Madera- Seal Island for the last 40 years. But it on the doctrine of "effective territorial "The problem is coming from the FIores speaks little English, cannot wasn't until this summer that a occupation." A manned Canadian bigger Canadian boats and birding read or write and has only a third-grade Marine’s death Canadian game warden tried to keep lighthouse has been maintained on groups that want to bring big groups to education. Norton from landing his boat on the Machias Seal Island since 1832, and in the island. I've never brought a lot of island. recent years a student has been placed people onto the island," he said. "When Murphy drew the profile of his client Canadian authorities say Norton is there by the Canadian Wildlife ^ rv ic e ' I get a big group, I let them watch from to challenge Madera-FIores’ confes triggers battie flooding Machias Seal Island with to act as a warden. the boat but I never land." sion. He claimed his client was tourists to the detriment of the birds The Canadian Wildlife Service Whenever Canadian authorities chal emotionally, physically and mentally that migrate halfway around the world created a quota allowing only 25 lenge Norton's right to land on the incapable of "intelligently and volun B E IR U T, Lebanon (UPI) — Snipers killed a to breed on its barren shores. visitors a day to the island bird island he waves a letter he received tarily” confessing to the incident. 26-year-old Marine from Nashua, N.H., and wounded However, Norton contends, and the sanctuary. The Canadians claim the from the State Department which another American Friday, triggering a three-hour The fatal fire began at the top of a U.S. State Department agrees, the quota is being violated and a number of states Machias Seal Island is U.S. .suirw ay leading to the second-floor ' battle with Syrian-backed rebel militiamen. Canadians have no authority ovhr charter boats are carrying 1,300 territory. 'The dead Marine, identified by the Pentagon as Sgt. apartment of 15-year-old Lydia Norton or the island because Machias birdwatchers, biologists and environ "I've just tweaked their nose a Madera. Allen Soifert, was the fifth American serviceman Seal Island is U.S. territory. mentalists to the island each year. little," said Norton. "They're trying to killed in combat since the Marines went to the "They're attempting to build up "I've limited myself to 12 a day," blame me for an argument they're In his statement to police, Madera- Lebanon 13 months ago to help keep the peace. some sort of ownership of the island," said Norton. " I want to protect those having with the United States." FIores said he used matches given to Another Marine was killed in an accident during that him by his niece to ignite pages of a time' and a U.S. Embassy guard died in a terror book he found in the apartment bombing. building and stacked in front of her The two Marines came under sniper fire while apartment door. : driving in a jeep through Shiite Moslem slums near 'their Beirut airport headquarters. Liver recipient meets reporters ' , Aftpr the two were hit, Shiite militiamen 0|>ened up on Marine positions with light automatic weapons and i^ k e t- propelled grenades, a Marine sp^esman NEW HAVEN (U P I) — Six-year-old wheeldhalr to a rocking chair and, danger of any surgical problems. Nikelsha Bogan, the recipient of the propped up by a pillow, smiled steadily "Every day behind is good because it's Inside Today 8aid, first liver transplant in Connecticut, at newspeople and the television getting away from acute rejection," (of The Marines fired back for three hours and two V 000*1. 2 MCtloni Marine companies were placed on maximum alert, was wheeled Into a news conference cameras. the new liver) Flye said. Friday and smiled at newspeople. They Her mother. Beverly Bogan, said her She has lost some weight — fluid in said the spokesman, Mai, Robert Jordan. Advic*...... 12 The Pentagon did not immediately identify the returned the compliment. daughter might have seemed at home ' the abdomen is no longer accumulating Ar*o ...... — she wants to go home, and is in good ...... 9 wounded Marine. "It’s a tribute to her age and how well in the situation because she watches a Butincts...... lot of television in their New Haven spirits. She eats what she wants and her ...... IS About 1,200 Marines are in the Beirut area as part of she’s doing," said Dr. M. Wayne Flye, Cla»lfl*d ...... 18-19 the 4,$0b-man multinational peace- keeping force sent who supervised her operation Oct. 3 at home. appetite is good. Flye said current Cotnict...... • to Lebanon last year. British, French and Italian > Yale-New Haven Hospital. He said the She has been ill wUb a liver ailment plans call for her to be discharged Ent*rtalnm*nt ...... 12 BOhUers also take part in the peace-keeping force, hospital was ready for the next liver almost since birth because her liver within 10 days. Lottwry...... 2 Friilay's attacks came less than 12 flours after a transplantotion, and was waiting for a ducts did not form properly. The A state Medicaid official has ruled Obltuorlai...... 10 Marine guaitl posted at American Embassy offices in donor to aid a Hamden girl. operation was the only hope, otherwise Yale-New Haven isn't eligible for, Opinion ...... 4 West M init. was wounded by a grenade thrown from a Nikeisha or "Nikki" Bogan was death loomed in a matter of months, $40,000 in reimbursement for the P*opl*lglk ...... 2 doctors have said. Sports...... car. hooked up to an intravenous device operation, because the surgery is ...... 15-17 "Somebody is trying draw us into the conflict." said containing a new drug cyclosporine, Flye said everything was going considered experimental. Flye - de Ttitvitlon...... 1 which guards against rejection of the "according to plan." Nikki was eating clined comment saying it wasn't his W*oth*r...... 2 Please tu rn to page $ new liver. She switched from the well, "feeling much better" and out of ai'o.T of cxpertisi-. MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. 0 u 15, 1983 -
■ i - MANCIHCSTER HERALD, Suturcluv. Oct. 15. 1983 Physician doesn*t want desk Job Yournelghbors’ views: Island doctor is still In limbo Do you think local public school teachers should be paid more than they are now?
AUGUSTA, Maine (UPI) - The Fearing O’K eefe would be taken the details she knew of the O’Keefe’s — report or resign. O’Keefe plans to stay on the fight between the Vinalhaven from them, island residents re situation and her compassion for doctor who wants th stay and the sponded with an outpouring of the residents of Vinalhaven,” said island with his wife Nancy -and federal employer who wants him to letters to politicians seeking help Island Medical Center director six-year-old son, Matthew. The O leave remains a standoff, despite in their fight to keep their doctor. Jean McDonald, ” tt appeared to .only question Is whether he stays the intervention of the Secretary of Rep. John McKernan, Senators him she was in support of the as a private physician or a corps Health and Human Services. George Mitchell and William S. principles of the situation, not Just doctor. Staffers at the island’s medical Cohen all wrote to the island’s the rules of the NHSC.” Staffers admit it would be center said Friday that Dr. Gre health center staff this week, O’Keefe has said all this week difficult (or O’Keefe to leave now, gory O'Keefe will not offer his offering support. that he has not received official after all the national attention his resignation to the National Health’’' Cohen went one step further^ word that he must accept the plight has received. Services Corps before Monday, contacting health secretary Mar administrative post in Maryland After the efforts the board of and then only if they refuse to garet Heckler and asking her or leave the island position. Now trustees made to keep O’Keefe, one .•TV.Wi reconsider his request to remain intervention. Ms. Heckler called the NHSC pays his nearly $50,000 trustee reportedly quipped to him/ ‘S W: on the island. O’Keefe late Thursday night and annual salary that covers his 5,000 “ Maybe we’ve cut our own throats, UPI photo O'Keefe, NHSC doctor on the said she would do everything in her patient visits. or maybe yours.” island for eight years, recently power to help him, up to talking But Mrs. McDonald reports that Through all the hoopla, Mrs. Dr. Gregory ^O’Keefe^tands outside the Island ' declined a desk job in the Mary Friday with the NHSC’s director. media sources are quoting Martin McDonald hopes the agency and Community Medical Center in Vinalhaven, Mass., where a's saying the island doctor did get the media won’t “ lose sight of what land headquarters of the federal Dr. Edward Martin. he has worked for eight years. agency. "D r. O’Keefe was ipipressed by the final word, and the next step is we want here.”
Weather j »• « SANDRA LA P P E N , Man JOAN OBER, Bolton: “ I B RIAN SW EENEY, Man GAIL ZANLUNGO, Man MARGARET SCHOCK, RUTH MCCABE, Man RUTH KNEPPEL, Man EDMOND BELANGER, Peoptetatk chester. ’’Yes. I think if think it wercton the basis chester: "Without know chester: “ Yes, with the Bolton: " I think teachers chester: " I sure do. They chester: “ I think so. They Manchester: “ Yes, but p eop le want quality of merit, the/should be. ing how much they: re way Inflation is now. everywhere should be don’t make what other have a tremendous re- strictly ona merit basis. Today’s forecasts they’re going to have to And there should be a lot paid now, I couldn’t say. Teachers put in a lot of paid more.” people make. You have to sponsibilityto educate our They should get wages give teachers incentive to of weeding out done.” Are they underpaid?” What people are saying ^ Glimpses Connecticut, Massachusetts and extra time and give kids have a lot of patience to children and I believe comparable to other pro Rhode Island: Saturday sunny, extra help.” work with kids."' they’re underpaid.” fessional people.” stay with it.” 18 "The inherent problem in the script is that it’s Barhra Streisand will be the first artist to be breezy and seasonably cool. Highs the story of a woman’s strength, and that could honored by the Music Industry Division of the in the 60s. Clear Saturday night. have been a one-note thing. I don’t like UJA Federation Campaign on Oct. 29 at its annual Lows again in the 30s and 40s. oversimplification in my work.” dinner dance in New York ... Sunday sunny. Highs 65 to 70. • Mary Steenburgen, actress, on her role as Sid Caesar will be honored by a New York Vermont: Sunny Saturday. Flea market opens today writer Marjorie KInnan Rawlings In the film, Friars Club celebrity roast on Oct. 20 ... B r ^ y and cool with highs 55 to 60.^ Manchester “ Cross Creek.” (Rolling Stone) GRAND OPENING F air“and cool Saturday night and expand business hours to Thurs 5 Sunday. Lows Saturday night ndbr In Brief The Glorious Emporium.^J!^ of business, barker hopes to use “ I could never do it without jet planes and 40. Highs Sunday 55 to 65. the space to hold flea markets days and Fridays. On Monday, October 17, interpreters.” __ cently closed in the old Cheney Maine: Saturday mostly sunny Mills on Hartford Road, was to Friday nights starting in No The old emporium space has • Marvin Mit- Birthday almanac G O P backers plan social PERSONAL TEE will be opening south and partly sunny with a enter a new incarnation today as a vember for the Christmas season. room for about 60 dealers to spread chelson, Los An . Oct. 16 — Eugene O’Neill (1888-1953), the chance of showers north. Highs in Guitarist Gary Gidman will entertain tonight at flqa market and auction house. Barker’s Wholesale in South their wares. Barker estimated, aft their new location - geles divorce/pa- playwright who won four Pulitzer Prizes and was the 50s and 60s. Saturday night fair a social scheduled by the backers of Republican Barker’s Flea Market was to Windsor is mostly a mail-order and there is space for another 40 in limony lawyer, the first American to be awarded the Nobel Prize with lows in the 30s. Sunday mostiy selectman cahdidate Thoknus Ferguson, consta open under thd auspices of South business, he said, and he wants to an adjacent'room Richman used explaining how be for literature. His plays include “ Long Days sunny with highs in the 50s and 60s. ble candidate M ic h a ^ Shea and treasurer Windsor wholesaler Charles run auctions. He was once an for storage. has cases in six 825 Main S t Journey into Night," “ The Iceman Cometh” and ^ew Hampshire: Saturday candidate Michael Mills, their campaign com Barker, 57, and his daughter Carol, auctioneer. The Barkers plan to The Barkers are letting the states and fourfi “ Anna Christie.” partly sunny north and sunny mittees announced. 22, of Spruce Street in Manchester. auction Christmas items they will space on commission from each countries. Oct. 17 — Margot Kidder (1948-), the actress south. Highs in the mid 50s to upper The social will be in the Millbridge Hollow Barker expected 40 dealers to set buy from wholesalers in New York dealer. Admission to the market is Ribbon cutting at 10A.M. who has starred in such films as “ The Great 60s south. Fair Saturday night. Condominium common room on Prospect Street up shop inside the9,000-square-foot and New Jersey. free. ” I ’m really pretty You are all invited to visit our new Waldo Pepper,” “The Amityville Horror," Lows in the 30s. Sunday sunny with from 4 to 8 p.m. Admission is $4 per person at the warehouse next to Hughie’s Gym The Manchester flea market is mad. I fqel the Sunny, breezy and cool today “ Gravy Train” and as Lois Lane in the three highs in the 50s and 60s. door. Free beer and snacks will be provided. today. Their wares range from Barker’s first venture with his More than 750,000 purebred dogs church is turning its “ Superman’! movies. The three candidates are the youngest baseball memorabilia to Indian daughter. are registered annually in the Stud back on women. If it Saturday sunny, breezy and seasonably cool. Highs 65 to 70. Oct. 18 — George C. Scott (1927-), the film and^ Republicans running in the Nov. 8 municipal At first the flea market will be Book of the American Kennel Club. hadn’t been for Extended outlook Westerly winds 10 to 20 mph. Saturday night clear. Lows again 35 to clothes to dolls. stage actor and director. His films include “ The” election. “This was a dream of mine,” open only Saturdays and Sundays. Mary, who would 40. Diminishing northwest winds. Sunday sunny. M ighs^r^r 70. Hustler,” “The Formula” and “ Patton," for The committee for the event comprises said Barker, adding that he came Barker will continue to manage the have had Jesus?” Extended outlook for New Eng Today’s weather picture was drawn by Danny Jones, atourth-grt-grade which he won a 1970 Oscar as best actor. Charlene Benito, EkI Boland and Valerie Mills. South Windsor business during the • Julie Ann land Monday through Wednesday: student at Verplanck School. up with the idea when he learned Mary Steenburgen Oct. 19 — Alfred Dreyfus (1859-1935), the week, he said. During the Christ Smith, a seventh- Connecticut, Massachusetts and from owner Milton Richman that French army officer who was convicted of Parents return to class mas season he and Carol plan to grader from Shrewsbury, Mo., angry since her Rhode Island: Chance of showers Glorious Emporium was going out treason in 1894. The question of his guilt church, St. Michael’s, recently changed their Mopday and Tuesday. Fair Wed Parents of Manchester High School students dominated French political life until 1906, when, NATIONAL WEATHEB SERVICE FORECAST to 7 PM EST 10-15-63 rules, allowing only hoys to he altar servers. nesday. Highs mostly in the 60s will have an opportunity to return to high school following a retrial, all previous convictions were 30.00 30.00 Monday and Tuesday and mid 50s classrooms Monday night, when faculty has reversed. “ He just wants to be paid fairly.” to iow 60s Wednesday. Overnight scheduled an open house from 7 to 9 p.m. Oct. 20 — Mickey Mantle (1931-), the former • Bob Woolf, lawyer and agent for Larry Bird, iows in the 40s to iow 50s. This year’s format, says Principal Jacob Calendar New York Yankee outfielder who hit a record 18 after Bird signed a reported $14 million, Vermont: A chance of showers Ludes, will combine the student’s regular ■World Series home runs. He was chosen the seven-year contract with the Boston Celtics. Monday and Tuesday. Ciearing eight-period day with a ninth period during which American Leagues M VP in 1956, 1957 and 1962. p.m. Municipal Building coffee room. Wednesday. Highs in the 60s. Lqws parents can return to teachers for individual M a n ch e ste r Oct. 21 — Whitey Ford (1928-), the baseball Hall in the 40s. Wednesday “ I ’m going to have more than an escort. I ’m conferences. Classes will last for about 10 Park and Recreation Advisory Com of Famer who pitched for the New York Yankees Maine and New Hampshire: Monday ^ ' going to be carried on a float by seven young minutes, during which teachers will explain class mission, 7:30 p.m.. Municipal Building from 1950 to 1967. He won the American League Chance of rain Monday and Planning and Zoning Commission: 7 men.” outlines, expectations and requirements. Five coffee room. Cy Young Award in 1961. Tuesday with daytime highs in the p.m., Lincoln Center conference room. • Zulee Samuels, a grandmother who won’ t minutes will be allowed in between classes. Youth'Commisioir, 7:30 p.m. Lincoln Oct. 22 — Joseph Welch (1890-1960), the Boston Upper 50s north and 60s south. Eighth District Meeting and special, reveal her age, on being elected homecoming “ We hope this exercise provides parents with :^^Center gold room. ^ j lawyer who served as special counsel for the Overnight lows in the upper 30s election. 7 p.m.. District Flrehbuse, queen by the Clatlin College student body in the information they need and gives them a better 'Commission on Handicap'ped, 7:30 Army in the U.S. Senate subcommittee’s north and low 40s south. Clearing Hilliard and Main streets. Orangeburg, S.C. She has been a full-time student understanding of their youngster’s experience.” p^m^SenibrCitflenf Center. Army-McCarthy hearings in 1954. The eight- and becoming a little cooler Committee on Affordable. Housing, there since 1981. Ludes says. Administrators will be available Thursday; week-long televised hearings made him a Wednesday. throughout the evening in the high school library. 7:30 p.m. Lincoln Center gold room., national celebrity. Tuesday ' Judge’s hours, 6:30, Probate Court. “ People don’t understand why the troops are Building Committee, 7:30 p:m. Man-.- comment session, 6:30 p.m to 7:30 c shot at, and they don’t want to repeat Vietnam. - Weather radio p.m:. Directors’ office, . Municipal RAM (ZZ3 •NOW Hachey supportere to Hop Chester High School. ■> Our objectives have to be clearer.” Human Relations Commission, 8 Building. • R ^ . Marcy Kaptur, D-Ohio, on U.S. military The National Weather Service 80 (23 s*”®'**"*'* The election committee of Republican Board of involvement in Lebanon. broadcasts 24-hoiir continuous UPI WEATHER POTOCAST (t ^Directors candidate Joseph Hachey will hold a weather information on 162.47^ 1950s and 1960s recotd hop next Saturday at the “ I ’m lucky not to have a conventional fdce or mHz in Hartford, 162.55 mHz' in Knights of Columbus Hell, Hachey’s campaign beautiful body, because the kind of roles I get are New London and 162.40 mHz in National forecast manager announced. '^""N*^HARTFORDDairij RD. p,Q the most fascinating.” Meriden. The charge for tickets is a $15 per^couple T donation to Hachey’s campaign. - Queen • Amanda Plummer, actress, who currently For period ending 7 p.m. EST today. Thundershowers will be portrays the daughter of Julius and Ethel “ Set ups” will be provided and a prize will be Cincinnati song expected in the Northern Plains region and Northern Florida. Autumn Rosenberg in the movie, “Daniel.“ (Rolling awardod to the person who Wears the best 1950s Stone) Elsewhere weather will remain fair in general. Maximum c o s ta e . The K of C Hall is located at 138 Main St. C IN CINN ATI (U P I) — A contest temperatures include: Atlanta 74, Boston 65, Chicago 70, Cleveland to find a “ theme song” for UMh^y, a loan officer at the Heritage Savings brazier. 66, Dallas 82, Denver 57, Duluth 51, Houston 83, Jacksonville 80, Cincinnati has attracted 132 and Eoan Association, is making his first run for Kansas City 70, Little Rock 77, Los Angeles 72, Miami 86, Minneapolis the board. ' . . Sale entries. 59, New Orleans 85, New York 69, Phoenix 83, San Francisco 66, Judges hope to select the win Vocal star gets star Seattle 55, St. Louis 79 and Washington 78. ning song before the end of the ° Voters invited by Coitmen *EVERY DAY SPECIALS More than 500 of the millions who enjoyed the year. The’winning songwriter will The campaign committee for Democratic^ soft-rock sound of The Carpenters turned out to receive $1,000. Slngto Burgw ...... 1.M Board of Directors'candidate Eleanor Coltman ' Doubw Burg«r...... 2.49 witness the dedication of a Hollywood Walk of The contest, announced Aug. 29 will host a fundraiser next Saturday at the r * V > v i'-'- ^ Trtpi, Burow...... 2.99 Fame star awarded posthumously to Karen with a final entry date of Oct. 9, Manchester Democrdtic Party’s headquarters at Bu m Dm ...... *..1.79 Carpenter and her brother. attracted 102 original songs writ 345 Main St., it announced ‘ “rhe Carpenters stand for what America ten by people living in the Cincin The “ Eleanor Coltman Harvestfest” will run CmckM SandiMteh...... 2.'29 stands for — wholesome purity and optimism,” nati area and 30 songs from people from 7:30 to 10 p.m. and cost $3 per person. Voters FMi Bamfwlch...... 2.19 Herb Alpert, the recording star and co-founder of in 16 other states as far away as are. Invited' to meet Mrs. Coltman at the * *lndudss Mss, drink A Small Sundas A &'"1M Records, told the crowd during California and Hawaii. fundraiser. * W edni^ay’s Hollywood Boulevard ceremonies. Kerry O’Keefe of Wethersfield, a folk and blues I fentertainer’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold UP) photo singer who also plays guitar, will entertain. "bbbBlfTM TflbbpbfT'S Cardenter, stood with Karen’s brother, Richard, Fat advantages Refreshments will include fresh apple cider and I Good on Monday & Wednesday Only | as a) 32-piece choir from Long Beach State doughnuts. I Says he’s been dumped SEATTLE (UPI) - Seattle Premium Quaen's Choice Hard Ice Cream University sang one of the pairs biggest hits from Decorations will reflect a “ fall theme.” I restaurateur Victor Rosellini can I the e m y 1970s, “ We’ve Only Just Begun.” Scott Carpenter (shown here in 1962 file photo), Organisers are John Foley, Betty Emerson, testify that being fat definitely has Buy Any Size Cone or Sundae at I “ To(u»y is a sad day as well as a happy one,” one of Am erica’s seven original astronauts Pat Howland, Mary DeLuc, Jill Gellnas and Jay Alpert said, referring to the 32-year-old entertain its advantages. • portrayed in the upcoming movie “ The Right Giles. Regular Price - GeF2nd Free! J Upon entering his home and I'Mf* er’s Feb. 4 death from anorexia nervosa, an Stuff,” says he has been dumped as a Information is available from the organizers or finding a burglar Wednesday offer good for month of October j illness associated with excessive dieting. Master-Card spokesman because of adverse from Whitfifey Jacobs at 643-6697. Mayor Tom Bradley proclaimed Wednesday publicity stemming from the film, it was reported night, the portly Rosellini tackled “ Carpenters Day.” in Los Angeles Friday. him and then sat on him until police came. Money for mentai care >awr UAaaF DOZEN D.Q. SANDWICHES “ I think I outweighed him by A R E H O M E DOZEN D.Q. DILLY BARS about 70 pounds,” Rosellini said “ Manchester will probably receive a small with a chuckle. “ I surprised him as grant soon from the Connecticut Council of SPECrALS 2 qt. D.Q. HOMEPAC I walked In. I missed him once (in a Community Mental Health Centers,” says Dr. Almanac tackle attempt) but then got him Stephen Holzman, director of psychiatry at by the back .door.” Satellite view Manchester Memorial Hospital. IW IMiAiWyrK He said he shouted until his The grant will not exceed $20,000, he predicts, day flight across the Atlantic. Oscar Wilde in 1854, Israeli Prim e neighbors heard his cries and ^Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 2:30 p.m. EDT shows and will be used for case management at MMH. a storm system over the eastern Great Lakes and layered frontal Tvyo b)o chocolate chip cookies, with To d a y, Oct. 15 In 1946, Nazi Reichmarshal Minister David Ben Gurion in 1886, called police. A 57-year-old suspect a cool creamy layer of Dairy Queen* Hermaq, Goering, convicted as a playwright Eugene O’Neill in 1888, was arrested. clouds over the eastern portion of the country. Another frontal system Mercier favors repairs soft serve in between Finished Today is Saturday, October 15th, war criminal and sentenced to Irish, revolutionist Michael Cpllins Is giving more layered clouds to the northern and central Rocky with a liberal sprinkling of real The experience left Rosellini “ During my door to door campaign I ’ve seen chcx;olate chips the 288th day of 1983 with 77 to death, cqpimitted suicide in his in 1890, German novelist Gunter Mountains. Mostly clear skies dominate the central portion of the “more angry than scared,” he firstrhand the condition of our town sidewalks,” Next time you want a reol treat, order follow. prison cell. Grass in 1927, and actresses nation. the sandwich with chocolate chips on said. “ You react, you don’t know says GOP Board of Directors candidate Donna The moon is moving toward its In 1964, Soviet Premier Nikita Angela Lansbury, in 1925 (age 66), the side The DQ* Chocolate Chip why.” Cookie Sondwich .» full phase. Khrushchev was ousted by Krem and Susanne Somers in 19M. Mercier. Seeing the 8ldewalks, she says, has prompted The morning stars are Mercury, lin leaders and replaced by Alexei On this date in history: her to favor putting one mill in town tax dollars Venus and Mars. Kosygin and Leonid Brezhnev. In 1940, anticipating the Japa Manchest^r^Herald aside to fund capital Improvements', as has been The evening stars are Jupiter nese war build-up, the United IN OUR FROZEN CAKE SHOP suggested by board minority leader Peter and Saturn. A thought for the day: Roman States banned all shipments of Thomas J. Hooper, Richard M. Diamond DAliir QUEEN CANE SAU Lottery DIRosa. '' It's th« best thing to happen to cake since cake. And what a Those bom on this date are under poet Publius Vergilius Maro, bet steel and scrap iron to Japan. . -’ll Co-Publlshers Concerning the increased number of children in treat k Is. Light, cake crunch. Cool and creamy chocolate the sign of Libra. They include ter known simply as Virgil, said, In 1964, China set off its first a and vanilla DOS. Plus rich, cold fudge and daUcktus icing. Manchester walking to school, she adds, “ As a Roman poet Virgil in 70 B-C, nurse “ Fortune favors the brave.” atomic bomb. < You can have H deooralad for any occasion. 1710 Oairy USPS 327-500 VOL. cm, N«k 13 mother of three, I know that dally ‘trips’ Quean* Round Cake. Frozen and packagsd for aasy taka and hospital reformer Florence In 1972, a light plane carrying Connecticut daily accompanied by ripped clothing and bruised home. Pick one up today. Nightingale in 1820, German philo House Democratic' Leader Hale Published dally except Sunday Suggested carrier rotes ore $1.20 knees are a common occurrence.”. sopher Friedrich Nietzche in 1844, Boggs of Louisiana and three other Friday: 761 and certain holidays by the Man Sunday, Oct. 16 wsokly, $5.12 for one month, $15.35 Others using the sidewalks more often are $A9s fbcToinDucoiiirrou^ boxing champion John L. Sullivan men was reported missing in chester Publlshine Co., 16 Bralnard for three months, $30.70 for six k P la y F o u r: 0203 Place, Manchester, Conn. 06040. senior citizens, she says. in 1858, writer and humorist P.G. Today is Sunday, October 16th, Alaska. The plane was never months and$6l.40for onevear. Mall Second class postage paid at Man rotes are available on request. Criticising the Democratic majority for its •OcSa
Warsaw Pact urges missile delay HOUSEWASHING, High Pressure Power WesNng MOSCOW (U PI) - The foreign for deploying new medium-range nu in the talks on Intermediate Nuclear serious negotiation," a senior Western GENERAL OIL Of Vlfiylt Akimlnum And Wood ministers of the seven Warsaw Pact clear missiles," the ministers said. Forces in Geneva. diplomat said. “ But it doesn't look as if AAROH COOK they are willing to talk about anything Sided Homes. nations urged NATO Friday to delay The State Department in Washington The Soviet Union has offered to MANCHESTER that looks like deployment.” deloyment of new nuclear missiles in said the statement of Soviet conditions reduce Its more than 300 SS-20 missiles MAN Painting The foreign ministers’ statement, as HEATING OIL Europe in order to continue arms for continuing the talks “ after the end aimed at Europe to the number of reported by Tass, urged NATO statesto L- control talks in Geneva. of the year are unclear." missiles in the independent nuclear 643-2659 arsenals of France and Britain, a total "concentrate every effort on ruling W6ACCCPT ' The ministers, ending a tw j^<^y. V H A S QUALITY SERVICE Western experts in Moscow said the of 162. out" the deployment. ¥ISA meeting in Bulgaria, did not s ^ ifi- | l^tatement was intentionally ambiglous It also has indicated willingness to The statement did not say what cally say Moscow would break off the ' ) order to give the appearance that the count warheads, instead of missiles. counter measures the East Bloc might CAU 568-3500 talks when the planned deployment Soviet Union was M n g reasonable Since the SS-20 carries three warheads take, but it said deployment would begins in December but implied there without having to change its stance. “ precipitate another round of the HAS IT! each, that would reduce the permissa- would be little reason for further They said the statement implied ble number of SS-20s to roughly 100. nuclear arms race." negotiation. Moscow would not continue the Geneva Washington has offered to reduce the On Thursday, the Warsaw Pact ONVnMITONDf / “ If agreement is not reached at the arms talks once deployment begins, number of missiles deployed comensu- commander, Soviet Marshal Viktor ROUneS TALCOTTVIUI,CT. talks by year’s end, it is essential the biit gave the Kremlin sufficient leeway rate with the number of SS-20s the Kulikov, said Moscow will “deploy talks should be continued with a view to to alter its position. Soviets dismantle and destroy. It also’ additional nuclear weapons" capable 24 HR. TOWING reaching (agreement) in the conditions NATO plans to deploy 572 cruise and has offered to include aircraft with of hitting the United States if NATO 743 and IB1 Mom . MorKhoafor PW m ; 643^1191 or 643-1900 . of the renunciation by the United States Pershlng-2 nuclear missiles in the nuclear capability in the talks. stations U.S. cruise and Pershing-2 FEATURING THIS WEEK ... missiles in Western Europe. 643-0016 • Cofflbrook MoN, Manaftold and its NATO allies of their schedule absence of an agreement with Moscow “ We thought that should lead to - Phono: 456 1141 I CANS TABLEPADS Since 1947 SAsrmm coNNScticuf'i Democratic unit $59’ s Art CunUffe, Prop. tS A S m O PUU SSSVKS OSfKIAm i Custom Made T o Your m ENEI6V SAVMG STEVENSON'S S T O M mm AWNM 6S gives states time Table Size and Shape WMDOWS 'KPUCENENT 6 (Price shown Is tor labiss up lo , 4 D00BS ^ WNIDOWS CANOPKS Mx66. Laitgcr laMos sNghMy hlghsr) Servicenter, Inc. llto YANKEE ALUMINUM SERVICES to set new rules FREE Shop At Home Service! Imisliont & Auto Sales • insulating Ish • boat and stain rasistant Glass A Screen Repairs WASHINGTON (U P I) - A key panel of the washable • satisfaction guarantaod WAUHINO - WAXING - RUG SHAMPOOING Hardware S Acceaaorlea Democratic National Committee, seeking to avoid a LUBRICATION - BATTERIES - ACCESSORIES confrontation that could disrupt next summer’s TIRES - TUNEUPS - TEXACO PRODUCTS uu M iN U M 6 4 9 - 1 1 0 6 national convention, Friday gave more time for Iowa, 401-405 MAIN STREET. MANCHESTER, CT. S IO IN Q 70S IW . SI. HaiiknMr. Ct.- New Hampshire and Maine to draw up a delegate Phons; 640-6633 BOB BTEVENSON selection plan. Able Horn* Improvemtnt Representatives of the three states have been “Your Complete Remodeling Service” COM M taOAl arousTMAi MSioemAi (203) 643.6843 adamant in their insistence on selecting delegates in prmi^^ries and caucuses on dates earlier than the Room Additions - Porch Encloauroa - Roofing • national Democratic Party rules allow. LEDOUX ELECTRIC if escorted cruises, tours, airline tickets Siding - Solar Qroonhousos - Kltchona • In ITfMSj The Compliance Review Commission of the DNC sulated Roplacomont Doors S Windows. (A mtomatic Aiaam A SeauUif has been ^ u a lly adamant in enforcing the rules, (203) 449-4476 warning that if the states go ahead on the early dates itno serviceJee Travelers Checks TOTAL FIRE 6 BURGLAR ALARM PROTECTIOM Ron Codett, 531 farker Street ‘kZTs ROBERT F. LEDOUX their delegations will not seated at the convention. Completa Imtollation of Party leaders said if the states-do not come into Owner 6 4 3 - 9 9 6 ^ NIW' CONSTRVCTWN - REPAMS - REWMMG ikcompetitive rates for auto A compliance, the DNC would come into the states and SERVKIS CNANMO - ARPUANaS MCTAUID Talephont Jocki and Systamt pick their own slate of delegates. That would lead to an SWHHMO POOL WMMG - OUTDbOR UOHTNIG embarrassing and bitter, floor fight over which homeowners insurance MANCHESTER. CT 06040 delegations should be seated. AaemoNS - rec rooms - water heaters' The commission is reviewing plans for selecting ’ Nanehettmr For Over SO Fear*” 3,931 delegates from every state which were fr AAA's exclusive maps S Trlpttks submitted under new yules aimed at shortening the EAST WEST IMPORTS primary season to roughly a four month period. FaaUoas aad G ills InHB Araw id dM WariS land The Florist The commission was prepared to act Friday on a ^ 2 4 hour Emergency road service NOW 24 BIRCH ST. staff recommendation to^eject the plans of Iowa to r Mnmwnc hold its caucus Feb. 20, New Hampshire to hold its Oriental Huge TEL. 643-6247 UPI photo primary on Feb. 28 and Maine to hold its caucus on 643-4444 For All Your Mood* AlWhslMdsPdns ir discounted movie tickets March 4. Party rules mandate dates about a week F.T.P. No pint for president later TRAVEUINSURANCE 643-sen m a s t e b c h a k e AME6ICAH EXniESS WOHLD W IK But in a surprise move, state party chairmen of the 391 Broad St.* Manchoetar IllCsatarSt. lo. Ytprotection for lost/stolen credit cards snviiSE Iowa, New Hampshire and Iowa, after meeting If, C l British brewers of Mansfield Beer have poster says, "He might be president of Thursday and Friday morning, submitted a handwrit e 4 6 - 7 0 9 A begun a promotional campaign using a the most powerful nation on earth... but ten note to Commission Chairwoman Nancy Pelosl. ir ...and much more ! ^ WE SaVtCE AHD MtTAU leOUmiAL MO COnnEBCUl picture of President Reagan, as seen on he’s never had a pint of Mansfield." “ The states of Iowa, New Hampshire and Maine AIR CONDITIONING - REFRIGERATION this billboard in Derby, England. The hereby withdraw the delegate selection plans of their aPeCIALIZIMQ IN respective” states, said the note signed by state 8UPEBIOR MUFFLERS HEATING and SHEET METAL chairmen George Bruno of New Hampshire, Barry Bobbins of Maine and Dave Nagle of Iowa. Keep Your DONWAUS GARAGE, me. The three stayed in a hotel room while the note was specialists New England Mechanical Services, Inc. WHEEL ALIGNMENT - BRAKE SERVICE • WRECKER SERVICE delivered by lawyer Mark Siegel, who represented GENERAL REPAIRING MANCHESTER West German protesters them before the^ommission. After a brief debate, the On This Space Propane Cylinders Filled 166 TUNNEL RD. commission unanimously agreed to give the three Air Conditioning Service VERNON. CT. 06066 states 20 additional days to work things out. TELEPHONE 18 MAIN STREET 391 Broad Street 871-1111 “ I think of it as a breakthrough, because we’ve Next Week... . B49-4S31 MANCHESTER CONN 06040 finally got a dialogue going.” Bruno told reporters blockade two U.S. bases after the meeting “ Maine, New Hampshire and Iowa 646-7096 are moving as one, and thdre’s an understanding by all three that we want to be treated as one.” Nagle and RUNCHESTER OVEN 4 5 KAISERSLAUTERN, West Ger demonstrators into the streets in a many is to be the site of 204 of the Bobbins were equally optimistics. TE A M many (UPI) Anti-nuclear dem 10-day campaign against the missiles. Ms. Pelosi, of San Francisco, who emphasized the EXPERIENCE onstrators blockaded two U.S. American missiles, planned to The American missiles are de- TELEPHONE 649-6713 MEMORIAL CO. need “ to put our absolute best face forward” at the military bases Friday in a nation extend the blockades to three other .signed to counter more than 300 convention, because it will be viewed by as many as 0pp. East Camalary wide protest against the deploy U.S. facilities Saturday. Soviet SS-20 missiles already in CALL 649-5807 500 million people around the world, said that no INDUSTRIAL SUPPtY, Inc. ment of American cruise and The military bases targeted place. PAUL SHAMONIS LANDSCAPER eAR-ava-tteAD aaortcTioN exceptions to the rules would be granted. Pershing-2 missiles at the end of were the Andrews barracks in German police outside Kaisers- oa.H.A. Asanovio rreMS - q l o v e s “ The rules are clear,” she told reporters. Ms. Pelosi lUALITY -HARRISON ST. the year. West Berlin, the U.S. Arm ys’ ' lautem threw a ring of barbed wire QCNBRAL UmOeCAPINO UMFO nMS - MATS - HOSE a TUBINQ added that she is concerned that if date changes are ^ FIRBT AID a FIRE PROTECTION MANCHESTER European headquarters at Heidel around the Ramstein Air Base, •MORIALS The demonstrators heeded a granted the three states, others will want to change AND LANDSCAM NtAiNTENANCa berg 50 miles east of Kaiserslaut headquarters of the U.S. Air Force police warning to clear the road dates as well. 5 d m ML-BOX 945 — TEb 643-5107 ern and a Pershing-1 missile base in Europe. leading to an Army depot believed But another member of the commission, Ann at Arsbach near the frontier with About 200 protesters then headed Coll For Free filfAnefe to contain nuclear munitions near Campbell of Shrewsbury, N.J., suggested a solution The Netherlands. for the nearby munitions depot at 176 WOODLAND ST. Kaiserslautern. may soon be available. PENTLAND the f l o r i s t Demonstrators also planned to Miesau and sat in the road for three EVERYTHING IN GLASS . But at the port of Bremerhaven, “ I imagine there will be intense new negotiations MANCHEiTcn, CONN, oaleo 643-2072 form a four-mile long human chain hours. They m oved-after police •WE CAN T HIDE BEHIND OUR PRODUCT 200 miles north of Kaiserslautern,. with new players,” she said. Ms. Campbell'said the Saturday between the U.S. and gave them three minutes to police forced the protesters off the ’ ’solution would be for the executive committee (of the • DRAPERY • CARPET • W AUCOVBHNO Soviet embassies in Bonn. disperse or be carried away and highway to open the way for trucks Democratic National Committee) to amend the Tfia colorful sforo that comas fo yoor door. NATO plans to begin deploying fined. J.A. WijHE GLASS (».. carrying supplies for 250,000 U.S. rules” at its Oct. 28 meeting to allow more'flexibility 572 cruise and Pershing-2 missiles Kaiserslautern police chief military personnel in West in the calendar. in Western Europe by the end of the Werner Ochs, denouncing the RAZOR’S 440-7321 Germany. But Ms. Plosi, who is a close ally of Democratic • Cuttom drwpary • twevon w ood* • minl-blindt • bodaf year it U.S. and Soviet negotiators demonstrators as “ rowdies,” oi'E ii .10 1F. 4H.S t:xPt:RiESfi: The anti-nuclear movement, National Committee Chairman Charles Manatt, was noRui^ $1 BISSILL ST. MANCHESTER • vortical Mlnd» • ftwoga/comkwf • ahadMi in Geneva do not reach an arms warned they would be jailed ihhey EDGE FAMIIV HAM CENTIS not encouraging about the prospect of changing the •MIRRORS •SHOWER DOORS •STpRE FITONTS" E aperf decorottrig odvice. et your convenience with no obligotiQn. predicting it would draw 3 million limitation agreement. West Ger tried to blockade Ramstein itself. AeeeimnienH doyt. everUngt, vseehendi rules. A , C O . •SAFETY GLASS •BATHTUB ENCLOSURES •ETC , 9^Maln,8t. DoiVntoMn J. B. ELECTROMCS FAMOUS BRAND V . S . / W o r l d Teacher talks resume Call 647-1167 STEREO a MUSIC AMPS a TV CHICAGO — Talks between the Chicago for your appointmsnt TELEVISION - APPLIANCES SALES AND SERVICE I n B r i e f Teachers Union and the Board of Education MANCHESTER reopened Friday as a contingent of angry parents — rn 1 converged on City Hall to demand Mayor Harold HOME MHOfUEIIT _ . _ ooo Nuclear boycott urged "'s ^ in g to n end the 2-week-old strike. ‘The Place For Antiques" m iMjie mayor insisted he will not get involved v p n fik e VIENNA, Austria — The International Atomic in negotlatjons between the financially strapped 649-3589 lACK BERTRAND 643-1262 Energy Agency called Friday for a nuclear school boa?ll„and the union representing 27,000 r "OLD_FAilliPNtllJPQICCr I Ihit Is Stis I iksa boycott against Israel unless the Jewish state teachers and i6 blue collar unions representing ■Yues^lm^str JMH||r| - I withdrew its threat to attack Arab civilian 11,000 other em^oyees. '^^toee-Pull Servte$_Hey||g^,. nuclear reactors. In the balanceNvere 435,000 students, many of SpeeiaUaing iit Wines a The agency’s annual conference, however, whom sought alterqative learning centers while TKlfi OLCOTT PACKAGE STORE ! accepted Israel’s credentials to the meeting. The negotiators haggled over the key issue — pay Haircuts <5 Fariii»^2Qr| MERCURY 654 CENTER 8T. MANCHESTHL CT. ■ United States had threatened to suspend its raises. , Call for appointments fH3-1442' Pina Shopping Plaaa I participation in the organization if sanctions were imposed on Israel. Mailer target of probe DISCOUNT LIQUOR STORE [ ’The'United States walked out of last year’s BISHOP WITH FIDEL CASTRO Ma n c h e s t e r ! Phono 846-2786 conference after Israel’s credentials were . . . Grenada coup attempt foiled NEW YO RK — ^lovelist Norman Mailer was 611 MAIN tT. NO SERVICE CHARGE On. at MMICH.MW. Lwgmt a»l.cUon« Ot FlaurM CyMiilea Ir | rejected because of its June 1981 bombing of a the target of an investigation involving a hashish stock. 0«ir Votwnii S*vM You Motwy. 10V« Ot Spm M o. " smuggling ring headed by the writer’s friend, kfaaMr CAwga aiuf VtM Aoeaplod | French-built Iraqi nuclear reactor. itersNoMsai l•ttsall••hlpB Tato-ClMck... a The 111-member agency is dedicated to Coup falls In Grenada according to court papers made available GuitiiiB Ntdm Mandiaster ■mnUCkiaiMMi^giU^ I promoting the peaceful use of atomic energy and Friday. ■271 ensuring the assistance it gives, or which it is ST. GEORGES, Grenada — Prime Minister Ivan Fisher, a New York lawyer involved in a Maurice Bishop arrested the chief of his Kltchmn ft l^iluwtmrRtmollmtUtg given at its request, is not applied to military related case, said the year-long federal Investiga MIMT-MAN PRINTING uses. bodyguards Friday and the deputy prime tion represented a "government witch hunt to get Hundreds of 423 CBMTaa aT.oMAMCMBSTia e4s-im minister resigned-in an apparently unsuccessful Mailer.” 0 4 Designs & Styles coup -attempt on the Cuban-backed island, state Vlstt iir$hoNr oniAti , Fisher’s complaint was contained in a sworn c«m!nEnMiMReatM«Mi radio said. , 2$ Olcolt StrWl ] Amin’s doctor In custody statement he filed in U.S. District Court in LOW COST nmrmw There were no reports of bloodshed on the Manhattan asking the court to dismiss a narcotics CHICAGO — The personal physician to former M . I By Joanne Johnson -■ two braves crept up and shot them Narragansett Indian princess can she unfolds legends and lore about was a member of a United Nations plaque Gov. J. Joseph Gorraby United Preee International with bows and arrows that mlUioos tell litisrally hundreds of other native American artifacts she speakers committee. A couple of recently gave her for 50 years of of miniature mosquitoes were tales too — and she will — to assembled with the late Eva years ago she delivered a 30- achievement for keeping Indian J a c k culture alive in Rhode Island. ARCADIA, R.I. — Princess Red released to plague the world anyone who wanders through Butler, a nationally known Indian minute broadcast about the Am eri An ‘error’ on the side of human life Dovecrest Indian Reservation and expert. • can Indian on the Voice of America She started lecturing to civic Wing of the Seven Crescents will forever after. A n d e ra o n groups during the 1920s after she tell you all Indian children know cares to listen. radio network. And she’ll tell you the Indian While tending shop recentiv at She’s secretly proud of the fact graduated from Friends College in Washington rabbits have short tails, because the reservation trading post she Nothing about ^ h e Reagan Is no more a medical judgment children also know that Mother In a remote corner of western that she ^was listed in the 1979 Pennsylvania. She first realised on a Down's syndrome baby one of their ancestors got snagged straightened her slight frame a Morry-Qo-Round Nature was bora when the Sky Rhode Island, she continues her “ Who’s Who of Wotnen," the she could enchant listeners when administration's proposed than a refusal to treat blacks (or with a correctable intestinal In a fall from a willow tree in which little to recall that her listeners Queen was dropped from heaven to lifetime work of keeping her American Biographical Institute’s she lectured with the Rev. Ben “ Baby Doe” regulations is half Jews, or people with red hair) defect, and that 24 percent l^.wafe napping years ago. have numbered in the thousands be buried on earth, and peas, com. people’s heritage alive. It is a task “ Notable Americans” and the Brave in the 1930s, and she made as striking as the reaction to would be. would actually encourage par that has taken her to all corners of over the years. She’ll tell you all Indian children beans and other vegetables British “ International Register of enough money to help him pay off them. The American Associa The critics argue that the ents to refuse the treatment. the globe. Stephen Chapman know too that once upon a time, spr An Andover man was arrested in Sweet later reported that uu July curb outside the American Legion, Andover Friday night and accused 8, as he was driving on Interstate police said today. Sadie Rocke of tampering with the wheel of his 86, the wheel of his car fell off and feller, of 42-C W. Middle Turnpike former Manchester landlord’s car he narrowly escaped serious in suffered no injiiMes, 'according to a- and making threatening phone jury, police said. spokeswoman at Manchester to him, police said Friday. Police then applied fora warrant Memorial Hospital, where Ms. to arrest LaPointe. C M ^ c A. LaPointe, 27, of 295 Lake Rockefeller was taken after the Roa# in Andover, was charged accident. threatening and harassment. Police have cleared mainte The car that hit her was driven He was being held Friday night at nance workers at Squire Village by East Hartford resident Gordon Manchester police headquarters apartments on Channing Drive in a J. Stewart Jr., 70, police said. pending an appearance Monday in suspected burglary there Sept. 29, Stewart told police he tried to TWIN, FULL, QUEEN CONVERTIBLE Manchester Superior Court. police said today. Tenants of one brake for Ms. Rockefeller, but his apartment reported about $800 car skidded on wet leaves, police LaPointe already faces charges said. Twice the Usefulness o f SOFftS in connection with a similar worth of jewelry missing Oct. 3. T 'The tenants did not report the No one was charged in the Herald photos by Tarquink. Incident May 31, when his ex incident. eu Ordinery Sofa Qy landlord Richard Sweet was in disappearance immediately be Catholic feasted on East, 14-8, Friday cause they thought their own East coach Jude Kelly talks things over Catholic-South Catholic footbali game ...and so they did. In one of the biggest volved in an accident because Police arrested a Homestead night. LaPointe allegedly had loosened a . children might be responsible, with Joe Leslie at the start of the East at Dillon Stadium Friday night. football rivalries of the year. South they told police. Street resident early Tuesday on a nut on one wheel of Sweet’s car, charge of drunk driving, they said police said. Further details weren’t imme diately available. today. Michelle Melley, 17, of 205 Following LaPointe’s arrest last Homestead St. was also charged June, police said. Sweet and his with misuse of license plates, wife, Bonnie, reported receiving A 51-year-old Manchester r police said. She was released on a Baltimore Phils up on error, wins 3-2 threatening phone calls from a woman was hit by a car Wednes promise to appear later this month man whose voice they recognized. day night when she stepped off the in Manchester Superior Ck)urt. By Fred McMane over the first six innin^^ the shcnces. DeJesus reached second WPI Sports Wirlter Orioles mounted their winning base with two out in the second but rally with two out in the seventh was left stranded and the Phillies F ire C a lls PH ILAD ELPH IA - With-frhila- and once again their talented put runners on first and second delphia sparkplug Pete Rose unex bench played a key role. with two out in the sixth but failed to cash them in. pectedly reduced to a pinch hitting Rick Dempsey, who had two Manchester Friday, 1:34 a.m.— wires down. Spruce and Bisseil role, the Baltimore Orioles took They got only one baserunner streets (Town) doubles, stroked a two-out double over the last three innings against Wednesday, 9:43 a.m. — medical call, 122 Green advantage of an error by usually Friday, 7:32 a.m. — wires down, 108 Charter Oak St. to left center and scored the tying Stewart and Martinez and that Road (Eighth District and Paramedics) reliable shortstop Ivan DeJestis to (Town) run on a single by pinch hitter runner, Morgan, who walked to Wednesday, 10:33 a.m. — medical call, 475 Keeney score two runs in the seventh Friday, 8:05 a.m. — smoke alarm. Center Benny Ayala, who was batting for lead off the seventh, was thrown St. (P a ra m ^ c s ) inning Friday night and defeat the Congregational Church (Town and Paramedics) winning relief pitcher Jim Palmer. out attempting to steal second. Wednesday, noon — motor vehicle accident, Phillies 3-2 in the third game of the ' Friday, 8:10 a.m. — medical call, 28 Bishop Drive Matthews got the Phillies off to a Tolland Turnpike at Burr Corners (Eighth District, World Series. A1 Holland then took over for (Paramedics) 1- 0 advantage in the second inning Town and Paramedics) The victory gave the Orioles a 2-1 Carlton and was greeted by a Friday, 9:36 p.m. — motor vehicle accident, 1163 by belting a leadoff homer. It was Wednesday, 1:01 p.m. — medical call, 391 Broad St. advantage in the best-of-seven single by John Shelby, putting Tolland Turnpike (Town and Paramedics) his fir$t home run in World Series (Paramedics) series, which resumes Saturday at runners at first and second. Ford competition, but his fourth this Wednesday, 1:40 p.m. — motor vehicle accident. Veterans Stadium beginning at 1 then hit a sharp grounder to year in the post-season. He hit Summit and Washingljon streets (Town and p.m. Storm Davis will pitch for the Dejesus’ right and Ayala scored Tolland County three against the Los Angeles Paramedics) Orioles and John Denny, winner of the go-ahead run when the ball Dodgers in the National League Wednesday, 7:31 p.m. — medical call, 259Buckland Thursday, 3:06 p.m. — emergency transfer from the first game, will hurl for the kicked off the shoitstop’s glove playoffs to win the M VP award. Road (Eighth District and Paramedics) Windham Hospital to John Dempsey Hospital in Phillies. into short left field. Farmington (South Coventry Ambulance) Held to only three hits — one of Aside from solo home runs by Perez followed Matthews’ blast Wednesday, 8:36p.m. — medicalcall,444CenterSt. with a ground single to center and (Paramedics) Friday, 8:19 a.m. — vehicle fire, 95 Cider Mill Road them a sixth-inning homer by Dan Gary Matthews and Joe Morgan, the Phillies mounted a two-out Wednesday, 10:10 p.m. — medical call, 20 American (Bolton) Ford — by starter Steve Carlton the Phillies had very few scoring THIS SOFA SLEEPER threat when DeJesus dumped a Legion Drive (Paramedics) Friday. 10:08 a.m. — medical call. Cedar Swamp single Into short right field. On the Thursday, 4:05 a.m. — alarm, 11 Richard Road Road (North Coventry and ^outh Coventry) play, Perez was out at third on.^ , (Town and Paramedics) AVAILABLE AS A strong throw by right fielder Dan Thursday, 8:07 a.m. — motor vehicle accident, 299 Ford but third baseman Todd Cruz Green Road (Town and Paramedics) Major W. Ian Thomas dropped the ball for an error and ’Thursday, 11:35 a.m. — motor vehicle accident with t. ^ NOW DeJesus moved to wcond. Flana injuries, 1-86 east of Exit 92 (Eighth District and gan, however, got out of the jam by Paramedics) L retiring Carlton on a grounder to Friday, 12:01 a.m. — medical call, 655 North Main 1 St. (Eighth District and Paramedics) first. QUEEN SIZE 1499 Morgan homered to lead off the w. third inning and give the Phillies a NOW 2- 0 lead. Carlton, . meanwhile, did not allow a hit over the first three Stephen E. Ketchain, • QURIN •LBBPn $399 innings and faced the minimum I___ I number of batters. The only Attorney at Law baserunner was Todd Cruz, who Author, founder of Torchbearers FULL SIZE NOW walked to lead off the third but was ANNOUNCES quickly erased when Dempsey "TME A n OF UVING MRACULOUSLT" NOW $499 bounced into a double play. Carlton his retirement.Law Office OaOKR 16 • 21 struck out four over the first three records will be turned over ALL STYLES ON SALE! is r innings. $299 The Orioles loaded the bases to, Law Offices of Garriety, Sunday, Oct. 16 f 1 I TWIN SIZE with none out in the fourth when Walsh, Diana & Richman, 8 & 11 a.m. 7:00 p.m. John Shelby singled for the first hit 753 Main Street, Manchester, Mon-Fri morning 9;30-ii & m a AU GOID BOND off Cariton and Ford and Cal Conn. 06040 Mon-Fri evenings 7;30-9 Ripken walked. But Carlton got, M h A u A 646-2363 sacro-support ^ d l e Murray to pop to second, Telephone 643-2181 then induced Gary Rdenicke to hit Trinity Covanant Church W w w W W Q viudBiB BIDDING CAO ^ into an inning-ending double play. UPI photo PeteRose sawthethird gameoftheWorldSerlesfrom an 302 Hackmatack 8 t Ford got a ' run back for the early 1-0 lead over Baltimore in thethird ' Mancticalcr, C T unfamiliar position — the bench — because of a Orioles on a solo homer with one Gary Matthews connects on a solo / 810418 MM ST,,NWIITO«IAII^^ OK home run which staked the Phillies to an game of the World Series Friday night. post-season hitting slump. out In the sixth. M ANr’ IESTER HERALD, Saturday. w t. 15, 1983 - 11 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. Oct. 15. 1983 HGC’s growth is reply to CCC, scheduling needs! By Lon Auotor ference, that begins operation in programs into the HCC. The established schedule. St. Bernard, basketball fans will Malin said. Horald Sportswritor INS-M. It will consist of former athletic directors, Joe Tonelli at Each school brings a tradition in remember, was home for four Tonelli also sees no concern with i CCIL, CVC, CDC and CC members. Notre Dame and Art Lamoureux at athletics. Notre Dame, has been an years to Harold Pressley, who has the travel. “We’re spoiled in' Ttaw're not breaking up that old Each is in Its final year of St. Bernard, are class people and I independent the past six years. since gone on to Villanova Univer Connecticut. We can get from one gang in the HCC. independence. think so are their programs,” Previously it was a member of the sity in the Big East Conference on a end of the state to the other in two They’re expanding it. The CCC will have three, eight- Malin said. New Haven District League before four-year scholarship. The Saints hours. " I talked to one athletic j The Hartford County Confer team divishms. One athletic direc "Joining the HCC will make opting for independence. It had a have always produced representa director at a national conference t M, M ence, a aeven-achool circuit for the tor in the to-be CCC has already scheduling a lot easier,” Lamou combined 128-31-1 record for the tive football and baseball teams. who told me its 4 Hersld photos by Pinto' Manchester High’s Tracy Johnson (2) Johnsgn’s teammate Denise Belleville, Indian booter Denise Belleville (8) has Chester scored 2-0 win to put itself in set for battle at Shea t 5 gets a foot on the ball before backgrounds moves |n to lend plenty of space to roam as she found good position in'regards to qualifying y By Joe Carinlcelll Woodley, the Super Bowl starter Cleveland and we lost 10-7. We’ve ^ 5 Southington’s Beth Morelli (6) in girls' assistance. ) herself temporarily all alone in Man for the state tournament. soccer action Friday at Membriai Field. chester’s tilt against Southington. Man- UPI Executive Sports Editor last season, last week and started got to get the train rolling. We’re j rookie Dan Marino. ~ playing the Super Bowl team this [ NEW YORK — Nine months ago, Marino, the Dolphins' first round Sunday, the chanipion of our they met for a berth in the Super draft choice out of the University of conference.” Bowl. On Sunday, the New York Pittsburgh, completed 19-of-29 The Doiphins-Jets series has run High school roundup Jets and the Miami Dolphins passes for 322 yards and three in streaks. New York won eight .jockey for position in the AFC touchdowns last week in the loss to straight games until last season, East. Buffalo and will start again when Miami won all three meet-t The Jets and the Dolphins both against the Jets. ings, including a 14-0 victory in the are 3-3, a game behind codeaders "W e’ve had a tough time putting AFC title game. Baltimore and Buffalo. Both clubs everything together," said Shula. "Their defense is one of the Manchester girls’ soccer scores big win were expected to duel for the "W e had a fine pre- season and we best,” Walton said. “ Theyjustdoa division title and both are expe won our opener at Buffalo strictly great job on defense. The key is riencing early season difficulties. , on defense. Our second game controlling their pass rush, guys By Len Auster MHS prevails of goals from Tol Vongsarasinh Mike Yavinsky for a fine job in the The Jets have been hot and cold, against New England was the only like Bob Baumhower and Kim. and Barry Peters five minutes apart. He was as second half. Andy Blinicucci also winning some games decisively game where we had a balanced Bokamper, and stopping A.J. Herald Sportswriters E N FIE LD — It came tougher sisted by Mike Eaton on the first played well for the Bulldogs, who and losing others with seeming effort. We’ve had trouble with our Duhe. ’They line Duhe up all over than expected, but it came goal and by Sal Rafala and Jim host East Hampton Tuesday in indifference. Miami’s offense was offense ever since. the place and you just have to When big games come along, nevertheless. Duffield on the second. their next contest. unable to produce early in the “ Marino got us untracked last control him if you hope to win. We some teams' respond to the chal Manchester High, expecting Frank Hooper tied it for Vinal at season and last week the defense week in a game we could have won. didn’t control him in the title game lenge and others don't. maybe an easy time of it, found the 11-minute mark of the second ^ EC girls postponed collapsed in a 38-35 loss to Buffalo. We missed two field goals in and he was just outstanding.” Manchester High girls’ soccer Enfield High tougher than antici half and Tom Saracino moved the Both clubs will be missing star overtime. We had defensive prob- Shula a(so is concerned with th e- team answered the challenge pated but the unbeaten Indians home team in front at the 20- PORTLAND - The East Ca players. New York’s Freeman iems and we gave up 38 points. But Jets’ defense. After a shaky start’ tholic girls’ soccer game at Por Friday afternoon and came managed to go home with a 1-0. minute block. Then Tom Lom McNeil, the N FL rushing leader I feel good abo(it the direction in which opponents ran all ov6f tland scheduled for Friday was Herald photo by Pinto through in flying colors. victory over the Raiders here bardo and Milardo twice scored in last season, will be out until we’re going in offensively.” them. Jet defenders have allowed postponed indefinitely. “ I told the girls we had to win Friday afternoon. a two-minute span and it was all December with a separated Walton is concerned about the only 20 points in the last tw o’ today to have a shot at making the Manchester is now 8-0-1 for the over for Cheney. Huddling before the big battle shoulder. Don McNeal of Miami, Jets’ emotional state for the game. games. tournament,” said Indians’ coach season and assured of at least a tie Cheney’s next game is Tuesday Swimming one of the best cornerbacks in the When the Jets have played with “ They’re very aggressive, Joe Erardi following a 2-0 victory for the top spot in the CCIL at home against Bacon Academy Manchester High football' players Field at 1:30 p.m. Both schools come in NFL, is out for the season with a emotigh, they have been awesome. they’re big and they’re strong. ’ over Southington High at Memor depending on Hall’s outcome at 3; 15 p.m. EC dunked gather around Coach Ron Cournoyer 4-0. UConn hosts Holy Cross in football ruptured Achilles tendon. Miami At other times, they have been They can dominate people,” Shula ial Field. against Wethersfield. Enfield dips (center) at final practice session Friday action at 1 p.m. elsewhere'while in also has lost the services of wide listless and unproductive. said. "The disturbing thing to me is The East Catholic girls’ swim that they all look healthy now. The win lifts the Indians to 5-2-3 to 1-8 with the loss. Coventry romps receivers Jimmy Cefalo and “ I guess we’ll find out Sunday ming team fell to Newington, 93-79, afternoon prior to today's big CCIL soccer, MCC hosts Greenfield Com When you have guys like Joe • for the season with six games left “Enfield played an inspired Tommy Vigorito! whether we’ll be emotional or PORTLAND — Knowing that the at Manchester High Friday. The ». !ol«ah with Conard High at Memorial munity College today at 2 'p.m. Jets Coach Joe Walton has used Klecko and Mark Gastineau and on the regular schedule. “ The last game,” said Manchester coach not," Walton said. " I don’t know. I opponent is weak is one thing. loss was East’s fourth in five meets versatile Bruce Harper, Mike Marty Lyons and Kenny NeJ i six games we’re playing strong Bill McCarthy. “ It was a wet field really^don’t. You try to impress on Doing something about is another. while Newington jumps to 4-2. Augustyniak, Scott Dierking and healthy, you’ve got a solid defense teams in Conard, Hall, Wethers and we had trouble with our them all week long that you have to I field, East Catholic, Simsbury and Coventry High took care of East swims at Manchester Tues Johnny Hector to replace McNeil to contend with. ' C footing. We had trouble with our NHL roundup play with emotion on Sunday and c Berlin. This one was a big one.” passing game. business here Friday as it romped day at 3:30. and Hector also has gone down sometimes they do and sometimes "It’s become a great rivalry. For, \ “ Southington had beaten some past hapless Portland High, 7-0, in Results: with a leg injury. Jets quarterback “ But I really feel the kids 200 Medley: I. Newlnoton (Foley, Si^orts in Btief they don’t. four years, we couldn’t beat them'; good teams. It beat St. Paul, 4-0. COC play. Richard Todd also has gone to the perservered well. Things weren’t Jonls, Shulotown, Stockin), 2:04.4. and last year we beat them three The win is the key to the season so ’’Portland is a little down this 200 Free: 1. Bachl (N ), 2. Freemer air more without McNeil "W e were an emotional team going well for them but continued Pens win first times. We look forward to playing far. It keeps us positive.” 3^ r , ” said Coventry coach Bob (E ), 3. Sweeney (N ), 2:03.01. available. against San Diego and we were' to try.” 200 Ind. Medley: 1. Criscllla (N ), 2. ‘Pumpkin Run’, slated Oct. 30 them and I ’m sure they look^ Manchester got the only goal it Plaster. “ It was a game where I Miami Coach Don Shula, un very emotional against Buffalo Manchester tallied the game- Negri Classified... 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Rain.or shine. FOUND — Cat, male MANCHESTER — ' 23 Candlewood Drive, brella, drapes, and an apply. Car needed. 61 ACRES — $39,900 Apartments for Rent 42 Charming three bedroom estimates. FPtI SALE: Green rue I x GALLAGHER WEAV aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa tiger-back and tall, SALESPEOPLE MUNSON’S CAN DY K IT Call 721-0349, 4pm to East Hartford. (Off Ri- tiques. 9 to 2 Saturday white-paws and under- SDNAPEE-ASCOIIIEY AREA home. November 15th oc 15. Very good condition. ING TABLE LOOM — With a only. 5 Dean Drive, Motorcvdei/Bicycles 72 CHEN Is accepting appli 7pm only, M -F. Ask CARPENTRY AND MA $30,649-6084 With stand, 30". SI 75. degwood) Multi-family. slde. Please call 649-1623. Heating Equipment Sales for Linda. Spectacular property cupancy. $600 per month7,-;j Bolton. cations for full time AAANCHESTER-One, two SONRY - Free estimates. Also warping board, Appliances, kitchen employment In packing with over 1000 of town plus utilities. Security Items, lewelry, good aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa FOUND - Young white road frontage, meadows and three bedroom and references required. 1.' Coll Tony Squillocote649- CALORIC GAS STOVE — shuttles, etc. Coll 643- chocolates. Hours are 0811. clothes, more. TAG SALE — October YAM A H A YZ J25H 1981 — and tiger collared cat. with gorgeous views and apartments. Heat and hot 871-2117. 40" double oven, good 9263. ^ 15th & 16th, 9om to 4pm. Full-time/Partrtime (re-| Monday thru Friday, 9am southern exposure. Year water. $400, -$440,' $495. condition. $95 or best Vdry good condition. LOW Vicinity Spruce and El- Rain or shine, 23 Candle- to 4:30pm. Call for ap round brook and llfatima Coll 649-4800.______^ offer, coll 742-5050. T W O FAMILY TAG $700. Coll after 6pm. Coll drldge St. Male. 643-0777. pointment, 649-4332. HAS YOUR HOM E BEEN S A L E -S a tu rd a y 10-4, wood Drive, East Hart I tirees). New live wire oill supply 01 hardwoods. BROKEN INTO 7 Why 646-3345. 5 ford, (Off Ridgewood) PART TIME EVENINGS Close to several lakes, MANCHESTER — Three Polntlng/Paperlng 52 Ralndote Sunday. 326 IMPOUNDED-Male, Stora/Oftloa Spoce 44 ' aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa wait until otter It happens Parker Street. Baby fur Multi family. Appliances, about year old. Collie- NURSE FOR PHYSI — Limited number of three ma|or ski areas and room heated apartment. BOY’S BICYCLE — 16"' company coming tol only 20 minutes trom the aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa to Investigate o Home niture & much more. No kitchen Items, lewelry, COST I CIANS OFFICE — Mon No appliances. Security. * very good condition. $45 Shepherd cross. Tri positions open. If you C T river and 1-91. Engi MIsc ter Sole 43 Security System? Exam good clothes, more. color, Dover Road. Fe day, Tuesday, Friday and have a good voice and the $375. Phone 646-2426,9 to 5 early birds please. or best offer. Coll 643-5347 town. Good money. neers survey, warranty NEWLY DECORATED PAINTING AND PAPER ine on affordable, wire male year old shepherd I half day Saturday. Call desire to make between weekdays. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa otter 3pm. dead and 80% financing. OFFICE SPACE In Man- J HANGING — Exterior less perimeter alarm sys T W O FAMILY TAG TAG SALE — 512 Taylor •cross, brown and black, 872-8321, ask for Donna. $67 to $120 a week - Call Call today (or more Infor and Interior, ceilings re END R OLLS— 27>/3 Width. tem that con move with S A LE -S a tu rd a y 10-15, Street, (Off Vernon) Oc Parker Street. Manches Good benefits. Send re-| Pat, 643-2711, Monday mation. P&B Realty Corp. THREE ROOMS FOR Chester. Centrally ' lo Classified NURSE FOR PHYSI cated with ample park- paired. References, fully - 25 cents; 13% width - 2 you If you move. 15 9to4. Old and New. Furni tober 15th and 16th, 9 to ter Dog Warden, 646-4555. thru Thursday evenings R E N T — with heat and minutes Is all you’ll need CIANS OFFICE — Mon hot water. For more In Ing. Call 649-2891. Insured. Quality work. tor 25 cents. M U ST be ture, books, dolls, re 3pm. Above ground pool, Isume/letter tp: between 6pm-9pm. Martin Mottuon, even lor o personal demon REWARD — Black/tan, day, Tuesday, Friday and 802-2S7-4347 formation call 563-4438, picked up at the Man cords, bikes, dishes, le- never used, 72 Inch reel 1980 T T 250 — $600 or best Ad in the MANCHESTER ' ings 649-4431. chester Herald Office B E stration. Coll 643-1374-or welrv, knick knacks, etc. lawn mower, lots tools, Collle/Shepard. 40 half day Saturday. Call PART TIME - Janitorial 8:30am - 8:30pm 529-7858.______—- offer. Coll Kevin before P.O. B0V 34S 872-8321, ask for Donna. Corner Main and Hoynee—• FORE 11 AM ONLY. 646-4S05. 674 Center Street, golf clubs, toys, baby pounds. Age 14. Lost Oc work In office complex. 2pm, 649-4364. MANCHESTER - Extra Street. Professional oP MOriSaOHU FAHmW Manchester. items, motorcycle, tober 3rd, vicinity Hours 5pm to 10pm, two HERALD!!! Hartford, C T 06141 FR EE CA TA LO G — Of large 3be(trooms on quiet flee, one block from hos- " DELIVERING RICH aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa / miscellaneous. Adams, Hilliard. Call 643- nights a week. Phone Mr. CeRMrelal • HeiMteUd aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa CLERK — Answer land bargains, 5 acres to street near pork. Availa pital. Centrally located. I LOAM - 5 yards, $60.00 MULTI FAMILY T a 6 4938. Turner at 568-2020. EOE. Mll«| TtiBra SiidiHil. phones, light typing, pro 500 acres, covering Ver ble immediately. $475 Call 646-2730, 522-7291. ; plus tax. Washed sand. Home and Garden 44 SALE — Saturday Oc TA G SALE — Saturday ' Misc. Automotive 76 cess shipping documents plus utilities. 649-4800. Hfe« P iw WnMni Stone, trap rock, and Phone mont ond the Berkshlres tober 15th. 9 to 4. Off October 15th. 356 Parker aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaSaaaaa Announcements 03 In a hectic manufactur MATURE RELIABLE at lowest Imaginable pri 474 MAIN STREET — * lili'inNATB grovel. 643-9504. Route 44 (Tolland Street) Street, 10am to 3pm. Tee BOOKKEEPER/SECRE- ing environment. Figure WOMAN to assist In care MANCHESTER — Two ces. Write: Land Ca bedroom townhouse. $460 Business office space. - M 8 -4 8 7 8 RED RASPBERRIES — 7 Cubles Drive, Bolton. nagers clothes, newer pa W HEELS — 13", 14" GM. TA R Y — Immediate op aptitude and pleasant, of an Intelligent female Pick your own. We hove a perbacks, usuable Items 643-2711 MODEL CONTESTANTS en! ng. Most have talog, P.O. Box 938, North a month. Security deposit First floor, across front ** Several Free items. 15", Ford. 16’’-8-luo truck patient phone personal stroke victim. Light large guonlty ol quality and dishes. wanted for Ideal Model WAITRESSES — Day working knowledge of Adorns, MA 01247. required. Call 646-2469be post office. Call 646-2426, split rims. 643-2880. ity needed. 8am to 5pm, housekeeping, cleaning J.P. LEW IS & SON Cus berries at this time. Open Pageant at the Hartford shift openings and wee one-rite bookkeeping and some meal prepara fore 4pm, after 4pm 649- 9am-5pm weekdays. Mor)day thru Friday. tom Decorating. Interior ALUMINUM SHEETS Septem ber 1st until TAG SALE — Vacuum, TIR ES — Three 650-13. LEGAL NOTICE Marriott/Farmington. kends. one shift. Ideal for systems. Other responsi Com'petetive wage and tion Involved. Minimum 8978.______pointing, paperhanging, used os printing plates — Town el Andover, Cennecticvt Girls 13-30 years. Two MANCHESTER — Main heavy frost, usually se household items, pool ta Almost full tread, no Zoning Board ol Appeols housewife with children bilities to Include typing, benefit package. Call for dally period, 5 hours. LAND SALE TWO BEDROOMS — IV2 new ceilings, remodel .007" thick, 23 X 24” . 504 cond week In October. $250 prizes. Call (401) Street location. Retail i TA G SALE — Much misc. ble, baby Items, clothes, recap. Excellent condi The Zoning Board ol Appeals ol the Town ol Andover, In school. Experience filing and handling tele an appointment, 646-1737. Live In facilities availa Baths. Townhouse. Full ing, carpentry work. each, or 5 for $2.00. Phone books, October 15th 9:30 Connecticut will hold o public hearing In the Town Olllce 781-3371. preferred, but will train. 2 ACRES-*4,900 store. $650 monthly, with Hill Farm, 113 Addison Saturday October 15th, 10 tion. $8 each. White ba phones. Please apply In ble. Can be good home, if basement. Pool. $400 Fully Insured. 649-9658, 643-2711. They M U ST be ' Rood, Glastonbury. Open to 2:00. 60 Hilltop Drive, Building Wednesday, October 19, 1983 at 8:00 P.M . to hear ••••••••••••••••••••••• ^ppiy Ip person after person: S S Precision heat Included. The Hayes to 4. 240 McKee Street, throom sink with fix the following applications asking (qr relief from the Zoning 81 DELIVERY PERSON needed, for right person. 27 ACRES-*13,900 monthly plus utilities. Af- evenlnos 289-7010. picked up before 9om to 6pm. Closed Sun Manchester. 10am, to: Antonio's Res Machine Corp., Vernon Corp., 646-0131. Manchester. tures, $6. Coll 649-0734. Lows ot the Town ot Andover, Connecticut. Help Wonted 21 and stock work wanted at Call 646-8030 after 5pm. ter 5pm, 649-3770.______11;00a.m. only. days. 6334)056. (Off He • 205 — Oovld Marsh — Requesting relief from zoning taurant, 956 Main Street. Industrial Place, Vernon. ••••••••••••••••••••••• BERKSHIRES once in modern phar GEORGE N. CONVERSE bron Avenue (route 94). TAG S)tt:E - Oct. 15, DODGE D ART — '64push reoulotions — Section 11.2— Space Requirements. Needs 200 macy. Days, part time. MANCHESTER — Two — Pointing and poper- foot frontage, hos 185 feet. Requests variance of 15 feet. Lot SEWERS — Established Homes for Sale 31 ••••••••••••••••••••••a 10om-2pm. S3 Chestnut button transmission, AT. 9, located on Gilead Rood. MUNSON’S CANDY K IT No nights or weekends. bedrooms, IVi baths, honglng. 30 Years Expe nationwide pillow manu ••••••••••••••••••••••• Beautiful properly TUR NIPS - Yellow Globe St., Manchester. Cor ra Runs excellent, needs • 206 — Luclen Bolvin — requesting relief from zoning CHEN Is accepting appli Ideal for retired person. five minutes trom townhouse, wall to wall MIsc. for Rent 46 rience. Coll otter 5pm, and Purple Top. Pull dio, cassette player, air regulations — Section 11.2— Space Requirements. Needs 200 facturer has Immediate cations for evening and carpeting, appliances. NEIGHBORHOOD TAG work. $99. Olln IV’s with Apply at once to man BRODIE MT. ond --643-2804. EXCELLENT QUALITY your own. Also turnip S A LE — October 15th,9to conditioner. Rock al toot frontage, has lOOteet. Requests yqrlqnce of lOOteet. Lot full time openings. Expe weekend employment. Full basement, parking, bindings, $99. Coll 649- . 15F, located on Shoddy M ill Rood. rience preferred. Day HAIRDRESSER ager: Liggett Parkade JIMINY PEAK SKI SEASONED HARD greens. Notlskv Farms, 4, 19 and 20.dackson , 31 bums, much more*. Rain 4182. • 207 — Lucille Bailey — requesting relief from zoning W A N TED , with follow Hours are Monday thru Pharmacy, Parkade COVENTRY/T&LLAND convenient location. No INDUSTRIAL SPACE WOOD — Oak - Maple - 6444)304. Madison. No Early ^ dote Oct. 16. regulotions. 1. Section 7.0.7 Accessory buildings In Andover shift. Five day week. Full Friday, 4pm to 8pm and 8 AREAS. Fabulous pets.' $500 a month plus Bmwmg/Centroctlng $3 benefit program. Includ ing. Full time. Call 646- Shopping Center, 404 LIN E — CHFA qualified. views, open meadows FOR LEASE - 5300 sq. ft. Hickory. S85/cord. Two BIrdsI ' PINTO FALCON engine Lake District must be 50 feet trom hlghwoter mark of lake. hours Saturday or Sun West Middle Turnpike. Four bedroom ranch. utilities. 633-4403.______cord minimum. CUt, split Proqosed building will be 25 feet.— variance of 25 feet ing sewing Incentive. 8161. and eeleablo timber. $775 per month. Available aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa TA G SALE - 10am to 4pm. assembly, 122CID, needed. 2. Section 11.2— Space Requirements. Needs 60 feet day. Call for appoint Wooded acre, family immediately. Call owner and delivered. Coll 649- 97 Hollister St. Portable Apply at Plllowtex Corp., ment, 649-4332. Owner will provide MANCHESTER — Large 2000CC, excellent condi front yard setback, has 20 feet, needs vorlance of 40 feet. Lot 49 Regent Street, Man TE L L E R — Part time, BURR-BENCH HELP room, fireplace living two bedrooms, porches, John, 643-2414 or 649-6218. L E O N CIESZYNSKI 1831 anytime. Pets 45 dishwasher, love seat, tion. $100. Phone 643-9521. located on Sunset Lone. room, country kitchen. SOS FINANCING, At this hearing Interested persons may appear and be chester, Connecticut. Monday through Friday, W A N TED — Experience garage. $425 plus utilities. BUI LDER — New homes, antique dishes, misc. $65,0(X> Firm. By Owner. Warranty deed, engt heard and written communication received. Sold appeals c 9am-2:30pm, Saturday, TSrRIgeporn^ helpful, not necessary. November 1st. Allbrio additions, remodeling, 12" G.E. TV — Block and TA G SALE — Many unus are on tile and may be seen In the Office of the Town Clerk, Coll 742-9487.______nears survey. Call to ••••••••••••••••••••••• ASSEM.BLE-R8 AND 9am-12pm. Good figure Apply In person: 8am • 12. Reolty, Inc., 649-0917. ••••••••••••••••••••••a rec rooms, garages, kit white. AC/DC with o ligh ual Items, stamps, tools, Town Otfice Building. and Milling day tor more Inlormi- ter cord. Bought 11/82. D O G TRAINING NOTICE TO CREDITORS Doted at Andover, Connecticut 8 October, 1983; 15 COIL WINDERS — Fin aptitude and ability to Valley Burring Co., 253 chens remodeled, ceil CLASSES — Beginning dolls crib, tin bathtub, ESTATE OF JANET Chapel Road, South MANCHESTER — Alum llon and directions. MANCHESTER — Two ings, both tile, dormers, Retails for over $100, will Automotive October, 1983. ger dexterity necessary. deal well with customers. Operator inum sided two family Services October 20th at the East books, toys, comping FRANCES RICE OR JANET Zoning Board of Appeals Experience preferred. I# to w Tup and operate. Ad- Windsor. New First Floor Units. roofing. Residential or sell for $60 Firm . 646-74T!3. equipment, tents, gloss, F. R IC E, late of Manchester, Experience not needed. leemenl opporlunMy lor light with offices on first floor. Hartford YW CA. Call 721- aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Andover, Connecticut 802-694-1581 Fully Insulated. Gas or oil commercial. 649-4291. deceased. The Hon. William Mary C. McNamara, Chairman Will train. Four day Apply In person: Mr. pereon. Apply: Ludd MaiHilaelur- aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa 1386. Chino, pottery, gomes, E. FitzGerald, Judge, of the mg Co.. sliRolwrte RL, Cael Hart- BURR-BENCH HELP Two car garage. Large 8:30am - 8:30pm; heat. Kitchen appliances. BENGAL COMBINA 009-10 week, 10 hour day: 7am- Fields, Heritage Bank, 23 parking area, huge Sundov October 16th, 9 to Cors/trucks for Sole 71 Court of Probate, District of Main Street, W A N TED — Experience Sat-8iin 111 5pm. No-wax floors. Carpet Services Ottered si FARRAND REMODEL- TION STOVE gas and 4. 24 O’Leary Drive. Manchester at a hearing held 5:30pm. Apply at Able corner lot. Gordon P E T CARRIER — 18x11 X on October 13, 1983 ordered Coll, Howard Road, Manchester. helpful, not necessary. ing. $450 plus utllltitles. I NG — Cabinets, roofing, cool. $50. Coll 643-7072. 11. Ideal for vet visits. $15. T Realty, 643-2174. November 1st. Allbrio that oil claims must be Bolton.______INDIVIDUALS to work Apply in person: 8 a m -12. gutters, room additions, Call 74^7176. presented to the fiduciary on Casual Clossic Realty, Inc. 649-0917. WHITE HOUSE SHIN 1982 PONTIAC T1000 — MOTHER TO BABYSIT as homemakers home Valley Burring Co., 253 REDWOOD FARMS - 7 REWEAVING BURN decks, all types of remo E xc e lle n t condition. or before January 13, 1984 or Christmas Crafts MODERN, PROGRES for nine year old girl after health aides In a nine Chapel Road, South room Cape on a treed lot. R 0 | l t Q l S HOLES — zippers, um deling and repairs. FREE GLES, birch, $4 a bundle be barred os by lowproylded. SIVE Real Estate office MANCHESTER — Three or $15 for ol I four bundles. LOOKING FOR GOOD Standard transmission. Dionne E. Yusinos, school. Keeney Street town agency, based In Windsor. Dining’ room, living brellas repaired. Window ‘ estimates. Fully Insured. HOM E — Cute orange OCTOBER 15th — Rain- looking to hire , ener room apartment. Heat, Coll 643-8836. AM/FM radio. Oatv^ Assistant Clerk school district. 646-8863. Manchester. Most have a room, fomlly room. 3 shades, Venetian blinds. Telephone 643-6017, otter and white tiger male date October 16th, 9 to 4. 14,000 miles. $4800. Coll getic, licensed salesper car. Previous experience •••••••••••••••••see*** electric, parking. Secur Keys. T V FOR R EN T. 6pm, 647-8509. The fiduciary Is; bedrooms, 2 cor garage. ity deposit. No pets. Call kitten. Call 649-6480 otter Sofa bed, household 6464)293, 649-5620. son, Interested In high FULL TIME OFFICE as nurses aide helpful-but Owner, 649-9895. Rooms for Rent 41 Marlow’s, 867 Main GREEN, GOLD, YEL Items, tools, 1973 Re Myron L. Rice income and pleasant 649-9092.______LOW Llvlngroom/Den 11am. 53 Crosby Rd., CLERK — Typing, filing will train. Part time Street. 649-5221. DESIGN KITCHENS by nault. 83 Ridge Street. 1979 CHEVY MONZA — Manchester, Ct. 06040 working conditions. For and telephone work. Car hours available. Mileage ARE YOU A FUN PER SOUTH FARMS — Beau MANCHESTER — Four J. P. Lewis. Cabinets, choir,' good condition, 023-10 confidential Interview, $35. Two sets encyclope Excellent condition. Low necessary. Call for Inter reimbursements. Good SON? Would you get tiful Colonial, 4 bed room apartment on se BRICKS, BLOCKS, vqnitles, formica, Wilson TA G SALE — 108 Helalne mileage. Original owner. call Mr. Strano, Strano view, 643-1496. EOE. hourly rate plus excellent excited about earning rooms, 2'/3 baths, 2 car GENTLEMAN P-RE- art, Corlon counter tops, dia’s, $10 each. Coll 646- FERRED. $50.00 weekly. cond floor. Appliances, STONE — Concrete. Road, Saturday October 4 speed standard, air Real Estate, 646-2000. fringe benefits. Call 643- $150-f for three evenings garage. Perfect condi Chimney repairs. No lob kitchen cabinet fronts, 4995. 15th, 10 to 4. Bikes, tires, 646-2000. carpeting, two car park DOG TR AIN ER will train conditioning. Asking NOfrCE TO CREDITORS MATURE EXPE 9511 Monday thro Friday, work? It so call Teresa, tion. Many special fea ing. Storage area. Refer too small. Call 644-8356. complete woodworking obedience at your home. point, books, misc. $3200. Coll 871-1365. ESTATE OF GEORGE EXCELLENT INCOME between 8:30am and 569-0515. Car, phone and tures. Must be seen! service, custom mode HOUSEPLANTS — Five G ALLSCH N EIDER , late 0( R IEN CED Nurses Aide to ences, security ond lease. Coll Karen at 643-1641. housewares. Manchester, deceased. The for part time home as care for invalid. Some 4:30pm. Monday evenings a must. $114,900. By owner. Call ROOMS FOR RENT — furniture, colonial repro Swedish Ivy, $2.50 each. Call 643-4582 between 5. $400 monthly. No utilities EXPERIENCED Hon. William E. FltzGerold, sembly work. For Infor cooking. Coll 649-6286 ev A- 643-9341. PAINTER-Quallty work.: ductions In wood, 9 varie Orders ground cover, $5. OCTOBER 15th and 16th. Judge, of the Court of Pro and 7pm. Included. Very quiet. mation call 504-641-8003, enings, after 7pm. VOCATIONAL IN- COII649-0788.______Reasonable rates. Fully ties of hardwood and each. Private home. 649- 9 to 4. Rain or shine. bate, District ot Manchester Ext. 8201. STRUCTOR — Sewing for WANTED PArtT TIME veneers NOW IN STOCK 6486. Aniiquet European and American at a hearing held on October Condominiums 32 MANCHESTER — Beau Insured. Free estimates: ' 1979 FIREBIRD — Lots of 13, 1983 ordered that all IMMEDIATE OPENING sheltered employment HELP - Apply In person MANCHESTER — Beau 643-9237, ask for Jerry. Coll 649-9658 or evenings, furniture, antiques, claims must be presented to LICENSED NURSE - tiful, modern, first floor ARIENS LEAF extras, $9000 Invested. — Experienced day care facility. Please send re 238 Hartford road, tiful, modern, first floor 289-7010. lamps, large variety. 37 Good mileage. Will sell the tiduclary on or before Earn supplement to re personnel needed. Ap sume to Hockanum In Manchester. 'MANCHESTER — Dras apartment. Four rooms, apartment. Four rooms, MULCHER V a c u u m Lynnwood Drive on 2nd Jonuary 13, 1983 or be barred one bedroom. Stove and ODD JOBS, Trucking. RED GOOSE FARM AN for much less. Ask for as by law proyided. tirement Income. Call proximately 30 hours per dustries, Inc. P.O. Box tic Price Reduction I Sin one bedroom. Stove and Home repairs. You name' ANCHOR ELECTRICAL Bagger — For use on Bolton Lake. Signs from Dianne E. Yusinos, 649-3092 between 8am and dishwasher. Wall to wall. snow blower tractor In TIQUES IN THE FALL — Paul, 456-4025. week. Call 649-6167. 2002, Vernon, C T 06066. MATURE W O M A N gle bedroom condo. dishwasher. Wall to wall. It, we do it. Free esti- ' CONTRACTORS — Do A PosrOral country ride; Assistant Clerk 4pm. Available Immediately. place of snow thrower. W A N TED to babysit In Newer carpeting, kit Available Immediately. mates. Insured. 643-0304. - any size or type of work. Leaves \urnlno; wood HONDA ACCORD LX- TRANSMISSION IN GOVERNMENT JOBS — my South Windsor home. chen, more. Only $36,000. $400 plus security. No $400 plus security. No Fully Insured. Free Esti $98. Coll 646-8302. TA G SALE — Saturday The fiduciary Is: ORGAN 1ST - Second Con- pets. 646-2000. stove burmng; on old red '-1980. Automatic. Stereo Irmgard Bousfleld STALLER — Must hdve Thousands of vacancies Minimum three days per Allbrio Realty, Inc. 649- pets. 646-2000.______WILLING TO DO ODD mates. Coll 647-0293. born crammed with October 15th. 25 New 22 Fernwood Drive gregatlonal Church, NINE WINDOWS-28" x cassette.' New rodlols. minimum two years ex must be filled Imme week. Must have own 0917. JOBS, Housecleaning, wonderful goodies like man, Manchester. Rain Bolton, Ct. 06040 Route 44A. Coventry. Call MANCHESTER — Four 46", four wlndows-30" x ''M any e xtra s. 49,000 024-10 perience and own'tools. diately. $17,634 to transportation. 8:30 to painting or wood work-" ROBERT E. JARVIS — lace, linens, lovely cancelled. 9:30 to 3:30. miles. $5800. 649-0Q75.. 742-8379 or 742-6234. $50,1112. Call 716-842-6000, rooms, kitchenette and Building and remodeling 49%",one window, 28" x Call 423-8463. 5:00pm. $15 per day, Homes for Sole 31 Homes for Sale 31 garage. No smoking Ing. Have own transpor-- thlngsl Furniture, Much miscellaneous. Including Sunday, Ext. lunch Included. Call 528- tatlon. Call 643-0197. specialist. Additions, 42", one window, 30" x ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• adults, couples.. No pets. 34", one window, 24” x frames, fancy thlngsl 1980 MUSTANG/HATCH- NEWSPAPra DENTAL ASSISTANT — 31029. 6473 after 6:00 pm. garages, roofing, siding, Goose Lone, Coventry. BARN. FULL OF COUN Court of Probate Security. Coll 643-5797. 38". $4 each, Coll 646-2806 BACK — Excellent condi District ot Manchester CARRIER NEEDED GENERAL CLEANING:' kitchens, bathrooms, re Weekends, 12pm to 5pm. TRY COLLECTIBLES — Experienced chairside. anytime. tion. Loaded. Asking NOTICE OF HEARING IN MANCHESTER Four day week for three MANCHESTER - 6 room Resldentlol/Commerclal'' placement wlndows- 742-9137. Old baskets, crocks, lugs, $4300. Coll 742-5921 Otter ESTATE OF HEATHER months, full time; part OPEN HOUSE first floor apartment. Painting, Paperhanging. /doors. Coll 643-6712. kitchen utensils, pine and L E E C A TO LAN E, late ot 6pm. Manchester, deceased. Pur CALL time later It desired. $490 plus utilities. Secur Carpet Cleaning. Own. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaafaaaaaa ChiM Bshinrior oak furniture and much MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTIONIST ity. No pets. Phone 646- Equipment. Fully In ••••••••••••••••••••••• more. Country Barn Col suant to on order ot Hon. 6 4 7 -9 9 4 6 Manchester otfice. Sunday 1:00-4:00 Ara you an abutad parant? William E. FitzGerald, Part time position available every 0754.______sured. Coll IM7-3741/742-" Rooting/Siding 54 ChanQa your clilldran’a an TagSolM lectibles, 1135 Sullivan Judge, dated October 12,1983 8203. noying. waaring bahwion Ave., South Windsor. o hearing will be held on on KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE™ ____ by Larry Wright other weekend In our X-ray Dept. DUPLEX - New carpet, into plaaaanl onaa. Publica aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Open every Saturday and application praying (or the new paint. Three bed tion. $3.98. Chlldran Un- 1980 CHEVROLET CIT authority to compromise ond Good typing and extenslye knowledge WE ARE READY FOR: Sunday. rooms, Tlvlng room, kit B1DWELL HOME Im llmltad. Box 242H, Manchaa- ATION — Two door settle a doubtful and disputed 5 of medical teTmlnology-required. For AUTUMN & WINTER ----- provement Company — tar. CT. 0e040. ______coupe, 4 speed standard, clolm In favor of sold estate more Information, contact: Personnel chen, basement, yard. No Leaves and snow remo- : oodlnst Allstate Insurance I m e M.M? pets. $390-$420 plus utili Roofing, siding, altera TAG SALE-Sqt., Oct. 15, AM/FM radio, tweed In Company, as In said applica Dept, at 647-4710 between 8 a.m. and 5 val. Trees and shrub' tion, additions. Some terior. 47,000 miles. Ex tion on file more fully op- ? My ih FAU-.N6, ties. 633-8195. MAGNAVOX AM/FM THREE FAMILY TAG 9om-4pm. Corner of Au p.m. AAonday-FrIday. trimming. Light truck- • number tor over 30 years. SALE — 26 Palm Street, tumn and School Sts., cellent running. $3300. peors, at the Court of Pro A-H-eep. Ing. "General Handy-' 649-6495. stereo console, $SBFIrm. Coll 644-1966. bate on October 27, 1983 at Manchtstar Mamorial Hospital Coll 643-5347 after behind Sleffert’s Applian Manchester. Baby Items 3:15 P.M. Uniqno trlna to hrlghtsa T W O B E D R O O M man" Ray Hardy, 646- ces. Manchester. Sotur- and miscellaneous. Dionne E. Yusinos, the nmday sooaon — . a 71 Haynae Si. 7973. 3:30pm. A P A R TM E N T — Some doy and Sunday, 9am to Assistant Clerk troo for Gn wall Manchaalar, Ci. pets allowed. $430 plus Heatlng/Plumblng 55 02M0 or door from folt; SIGN ELECTRIC for In 5pm. Household furni N O TICE - The Eastern 8172 M /F ' E O E partial utilities. 646-4108, RESUMES — Xerox co ture and appliances, an Connecticut Flea Market trims from roeyelod aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa door show room window. 8-18 643-7949. pied, 50 for $3.49. Enve-* tiques and much morel 1978 BMW 3201 — Block cords: a stolfod Excellent condition. Size (Jet. 31 and 32, Mansfield) wreath omamoBt; ijpaiw lopes free. PIP the- will be open every Sun with beige interior. Ex INVITATION TO BIO “ Whlle you wait prlrt- FOGARTY BROTHERS 40” X 30” X 5". $35 or best •697 lal pa— ------kle stare and mo««. Lot 25 Bobby Lane day (9om-3pm) until cellent condition. Sun dress, the choice is yours. CELEBRITY CIPHER ters" 391 Center^ Street, — Bathroom remodel offer. Telephone 742-6016 AIR-CONDITIONINO COM- C-S88 haa oaaj-to-fol- Cotebrtty Ciphar cryptogrania art craated from quotattona by ftenoua paopte. PAM Thanksgiving, roof, air conditioning, 4 Neat look for all seasons. Manchester, Ct. Homes for Rent « 41 Manchester. 647-M7. ' ing; Installation water after 5pm. PRI$$OR$ — Penney Hlish low instructlona. andpraaant.EachlaitarlnmacipttarttaiMjaforanomar. rodbty'acAw.* J a q a M O . heaters, garbage dispo speed, many extras In $ch*el No. 8172 with Photo- TO 0880, ttri fui8 ftr airii Come Inspectthls 7 r(»m contemporary ••••••••••••••••••••••• OARAGE SALE — cluding auxlollory fuel The Board of Education, by CONNIE WIENER sals; faucet repairs. 649- SINGER FASHION YOU ARE NOT SAVING 110 Long Hill Drive, East Guide is in Sites 8 to 18. »lw Wt lirpilliei 884 with many outstanding features such as: NEED WINDOWS- Moped, sauna bath. Insu celt. Must be seen. Coll Sice 12,32 Vt bust. . . top, M AN CH ESTER — Small 7657. VIso/MosterCord M A TE portable sewing A FO R TU N E If you ha Hartford, CT. will receive “ NO QRLHL NP JPL 8HLEQ QHMQR 2 fuii baths, 3 iarge bedrooms, fire- W ASHED? Quick, qual^; lation, pipe staging, 643-2133, days. 649-7815 sealed bids tor AIR- 2V$ yards 46-inch; pants, five room house. Newly, accepted. machine with cose. Zig ven't been to the Flea Ity work. Low rates. Call tools, clothing and mis otter 6pm. CONDITIONING COMPRES 2H yards; dress, 2 % placed study, doubie pane windows and remodeled, 2 bedrooms. zag stitches. Excellent Market at the Mansfield N REKL TLEHFLO EUJMQ TNQL NO M3S155. ce lla n e o u s. 49 Erie Drive-ln Theater (Jet. 31 SORS— Penney High School. yards. more. Price $105,000. Good location. Security ••••••••••••••••••••••• condition. $70. 646-1760. Bid Information and speclll- Street, Saturday, Oc and 32, MonsfleldL Open 1969 FALCON — Runs cdtlons are available at the T8 0800, tsK $2j08 fir SMk Also 8 building lots available with city deposit requrled,. Refer prttm , plat $8* tir 8eslii(i 884 NP ORNP: FLKLH DHI JKLH WILL DO HOUSE-' For Sale tober 15th and Sunday, Every Sunday 9qm-tom excellent. $500 or best Business Otfice. Sealed bids iix M rx if utilities. ences. No pets. Married C LEA N IN G . References' INSULATION — From 16th. 9am to 4pm. until Thanksgiving. Be o offer. 742-8388. will be received until 10:30 W8i 8«wL-4«jg» couple only. $400 per a.m. on Wednesday, October D ir: South Main to Spring to right onto Gardner provided. Coll 646-14^ one Inch to 6 Inches thick. seller, no reservations sasssiUd EFIQRNF8 GREG DEF’G DHI JKLH to Joyce. month. Call 649-7885. aaaasaaaaaaaeaaaaaJaaaa 19, 1983, at which time they SPECIAL: Over S H so- anytime. Four ft. by 8 ft. sheets, needed. Set up 8om. 423- 1978 DATSUN 510 — A/C, will be publicly opened and toctioaa aad a F T HolMtav/Soasenal 41 styrofoam type. Cosh and 9890. New radial tires, excel read aloud. The Board ot Pattara Sectfaa ta IJM.” — KNGGJHN^ OL PNDE. COVENTRY - ASHFORD t a 6 &ALe Education reserves the right CLEANING- HOME AND carry. Chtop. Come to lent condition. Asking Mm Mtrast am ZIP ALBUM . Jm t $8.88. Zinsser Agency — Four room houses. aeaasseaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa oa. IS t U , MITOII to accept or reiect any or all cesL itps PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "The only person you’ll meet who O FFICE. Professional,' empty lot next to Nop 8i • am - 4 pm TAG SALE - Saturday, $3200. 644-0743. bids or the right to waive i n n j i i Newly renovated, oak depondoblo service qt. ■a«aral Pamllaa: FumNurS, doesn’t have a guaranteed cure (or the common cold is your f o r s a l e — New (our Paul's Boot Hauling on 9am-3pm. Baby equip technical tormolltles It It Is In Now FASHION with spe a.|M-88U8-M4at4 floors, targe yards. your convenience. F o ra , houaaficW Mama, aquipm aiil, the best Interest to do so. liWsis /o-iy . doctor." — Fred Allen. tqot pine Christmas tree, Burnham Street In South U S. oolna, ooNaeKblaa anj ment and clothing, toys, 1972 OLDSMOBILE CU cial Grace Colo Collcctioa Working adult. No Anim free estimate coll TLASS — rebuilt motor, Nancy J. Harris, for larcer siset; plus 2 G ltl- C 1SS3 by NEA. Inc. u EH 646t1511 1st stond,trlmmlngs, three Windsor. Saturday Oc games, kitchen Items. Director W S tt ll 6 lWbrWA>W_TMA#9 US PWITMOH als. Lease. Call 423-4190. 9780-Rhonda. tober 15th between 8om f SanmaadMaa new tires, very good con Business Services BONUS Coupons! string lights. $40 or best JO(f^j4e44^ Many low priced. 216 0j> otter., coll 444-2507. and 2pm. . Woodbridge St. dition. 647-0642. 021- 10 - Price .... $1J6. ; 16 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Oct. IS, 1983 MANCH'iSTER HERALD, Saturday, 0^,. 15, 1983 — 17 / BUSINESS P eo p le Purltan*8 fate Business In Brief Are designer names no longer golden? ' ■' S '. '' ' Multi-Circuits names Wills Today figures to be a pretty important day in the life ‘ a number of which are now being manufactured by; MANCHESTER - William L. Wills has beeV o f 26-year-old Andy Rosen. He could come out a hero Calvin Klein Ltd. itself; and (3) failure of a line of named sales engineer for New England and or a bum or maybe something in the middle. More Calvin Klein boys' clothes (which has since been t i p Canada by Multi- importantly, though, what he has to say — and how he scrapped). ' Circuits Inc., the says it — is likely to influence how the Wall Street Dan Dorfman As this analyst sees it, Calvin Klein is now a basic, company community sizes up the immediate future of a closely bread-and-butter business — good, but with its ^ announced. followed Big Board company in a sensitive period of Syndicated t explosive growth potential g o n e .^ , he says, maybe ~ In his new posi- transition. — and it’s a big maybe — the company could earn $3a T Wills will work That's Puritan Fashions Corp., an apparel Columnist share next year. And if you accoM such earnings the ^ I with printed circuit manufacturing biggie that derives about 90 percent of usual 6 to 7 multiple of most apparel stocks, then- board users in Con its nearly $300 million annual volume from the sate of you’re talking about an $18 to $21 price ta g ... which is .. necticut, Canada products using one of the country’s hottest fashion basically where the stock is now. ^ ; and Colorado and names — Calvin Klein. will live in Manches Andy recently succeeded his flamboyant father, “ I'm a young guy; I'm excited about the business .. THE BOTTOM LINE, says thU analyst, is that' ter, where a number Carl — who died Sept: 1 after a lengthy battle with aand we don’t n e ^ it," he told me. "Puritan is dead money — a stock that's likely to go of Multi-Circuits’ cancer — as Puritan's chief executive officer. And Andy, who earned $300,000 last year, was reluctant nowhere for quite a while." operations are today he:II address his very first luncheon meeting of to discuss sales and earnings numbers. But the word I Clearly Calvin Klein Ltd.’s royalty income from . based. the New York Society of Security Analysts, at which get is that growth of the business is slowing pretty Puritan for the use of the CK name is now .. Wiiis formeriy he’ll no doubt face a slew of critical questions. markedly. experiencing a dramatic slowdown in growth. And, in - worked in computer Back at Puritan's annual meeting in May, Andy fact, this year there'll be no growth at all. operations for IBM CHIEF AMONG THEM figure to be; went on record as projecting $3.25 a share on about From the beginning of its relationship with Puritan in Oswego, N.Y., as ■ Is the company—with a year-end '82 book value of $300 million of safest today he’s likely to tell the in '78, Calvin Klein derived $1.2 million in royalty business manager $8.11 a share — up for sale? A flood of recent rumors analysts the figures will be a lot lower. income the first year, $3.8 million in '79, $6.9 million in for Foreign Auto that some unfriendly suitor might be acquiring The chief reason: The company’s basic five pocket '80, $12.5 million in ''81 and $14.3 million last-year. works in Kittery, puritan shares drove up the price of the stock from 18 jean business — about 50 percent of overall volume — CK president Barry Schwartz tells me this year it'll.; Maine, and as a to 22 .1 4 , 8 MANCHKSTER HERALD, Saturday, Oct. 15, 1983 — 18 18 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Oct. 15. 1983 Strictly butter eating^erson Weddings Advice proclaims right of adulthood Restaurant waiter fantasies You may or may not remember would never spread anything on this from childhood. my toast except butter. Your friend takes a buttercup Eating butter is in the same eating away at this dreamer and holds it under your chin. Then, In category as staying up to watch judging from the reflection, he or Focus Johnny Carson on a week'night and she fells you whether you like charging 27 pairs of panty hose on DEAR ABBY: Whe minister! for a social butter or not. If there’s yellow Adele Angle Master Charge and not doing the never I see an attractive event with religious over dishes for two days In a row. It is man,1 look, fantasize, and tones. They want a reli under your chin, you like butter. Focus Editor I used to pass that test with, well, among those wonderful privileges that's it. However, in this" gious ceremony, but case, I look, fantasize — flying colors. Big. bright, buttery, of adulthood, it is not a sound Dear Abby plainly have no intention and now I'm losing sleep. I of doing anything to yellow-as-the-siin flying colors. practice; bpi-who cares? think of him C9nstantly strengthen their faith af My butter grandmother visited night and day. I actually y Abigail Van Buran ter the wedding. The only difference was cost, she^ my strictly-margarine family per TH EItE HAVE BEEN a lot of dream about him! Thelma and Frank say, . said. Back then, they hadn't, haps four times a year. I still can't vows in my life that I have broken. * I first noticed him while “ We’re both Christian;, look at a Land-o-Lakes box without discovered yet that butter clogs up The butter vow, however, has been dibiiig with friends a few but can't afford to join a thinking of my grandmother. your arteries and slowly kills you. kept. I am a stcictly-butter person. months ago. He's a waiter church just yet..’’ Abby, When she came to visit, there was It was strictly a cost thing that the You know that opera star who in a popular restaurant. I the church is not a club for always butter in the refrigerator. Angle family was a margarine sings those Parkay commercials? go there often because my - . No harm'in telling him DEAR IN: There is no the rich. If it were, Jesus way you can ask him It was known as “ Nana's butter." , family. You know, “ Buuuuuuttttttttter." friends and I enjoy it you think, you’ve “ seen" of Nazareth couldn’t get and lately I go just to see him somewhere before. without embarrassing We were not allowed to touch it. If there was no difference, I “ No, Parkay," saysihe margarine in! In every church I him. (It’s true — you have seen- him and you. You say he know, the membership though some of us did when no one asked her once, then how come tub. I would very much like him in yourdreams.) If he asks for advice on other criteria.are not financial, Recognize this.spdt? “ NO, buuuuuuuuuuuutter,” says i. N was looking. when Nana comes to visit, SHE to meet this man, but the has any interest in jlou, he girls and treats you like but spiritual. And when My mother, who could have had gets butter? the opera star. only conversation be will welcome the friendly “ one of the guys.” This is financial support is' ex These opdn-air trolley cars are taking on called the terminus. The picture was My mother didn’t put up with And then they get around to evidence that he consid a successful career doing Parkay tween us has been the overture and take it from pected, it is nearly always passehgers at the end of South Main loaned to the Manchester Herald by commercials, used to tell us there smart talk from her children. I agreeing with each other? usual waiter-customei* there. If not, at least you[ll ers you a very good friend private, voluntary and was NO difference between butter don't know what the answer was, Well, forget it. False advertis dialogue. know. — but not a girlfriend. commensurate with one’s Street. In the early 1900s this area was Florence Pearson of Manchester. t ■ ■ ' and margarine. NO difference. but I know I never pressed the ing. Cart that man off to jail at I ’ve noticed him glanc DEAR ABBY: How do Keep his friendship. The income. subject again. I just kept sneaking once. Call the Better Business ing at me occasionally, you know if a boy likes you worm could turn. Since they profess to be and I also glance at him, SHE’B’^ A Y IT with the convic into Nana’s butter whenever she Bureau or something; Kick him off as a friend, or wants a ■ Christians, they should but I try not to be obvious. more serious relation D EAR ABBY: The let plan ttieir wedding not as tion of^i Tupphj;^re sales reprNO visited. the Met. Do you think he’s also ship? See, this boy at ter from "Thelma and a one-shot religious ce Why sueh a large amount d iff^ n c e , she'd say, merrily And the rest of the year I made My grandmother would have interested in me? Once I school seems to like me as Frank" said, “ We can’t remony, but as a celebra agreed. reading it on our toast. solemn'vows that when I grew up, I was tempted to ask him if a friend, but I am slowly find a minister to marry tion o f love before God, Mrs. William R. Schillhammar III Mrs. Paul A. Munsie we had met before. It realizing that I like him us because neither one of with a sequel every week. sounds like such a line, but more than just a friend. us belongs to a church.” ' THE REV. RICHARD H. 5 I really do feel us though He treats me Hke “ one There are ministers CRAFT, for Part B of Medicare? My briefcase runneth over Schillhammer-LIncoln Munsie-Shane we’ve met before. of the guys," always ask who will flatly refuse to SAN PEDRO, CALIF, I would really like to ing me for advice on other marry non-members, but meet him to put my girls. On top of that, he’s For Abby’s updated, they will send you a green Marybeth Lincoln, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Jacqueline E. Shane, daughter of Robert E. Shane argreal many willagreeto QUESTION: If 1 under curiosity to rest. But how? got about 80 girls after revised and expanded and white form stating C. Lincoln of Montpelier, Vt. and William Renold of Pprtland, Maine, and the lAte Margaret E. Hilton do so if other conditions stand the Medicare Hand Any suggestions? It’s 2:30 him. booklef, “ How to Be Popu that you have paid so Schillhammer III, son of Dr. and Mrs. William R. Shane, and Raul A. Munsie, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alton are present. book, January 19^ -Edi a.m., Abby. Help! If he doesn’t like me as a lar” for people of all much towards your de^ and no work ever get^ done Schillhammer, were married at the First Congre'ga- J. Munsie of 676 Keeney St., were married Oct.Sat the tion, I will pay $12.20 p er. I’m sure you realize SLEEPLESS DREAMER girlfriend, how can I let ages. send |2,. plus a month for Medicare Part Medicare ductible. This claim will tioi^l Unitarian Church of Harvard, Mass., Sept. 10. Church of the Nazarene. that many couples go DEARDRE^ER: Go. him know I like him as a. long, self-addressed A and $113 per month for be sent to Blue Shield, and The bride is the granddaughter of Mrs. Treva JohnOon “ church-shopping.” I ’m never going to bring home The Rev. Neale McLain performed the double ring to the restau f^t alone boyfriend without embar stamped (37 cents) enve Maitbox they will pay you wha both doorknobs off the door, but I of Manchester. Medicare Part.,6. Part A work home again. ceremony. Diane Platt of Wallosten, Mass., was during its least busy time, rassing him or me? I am They simply want to, lope to Abby, Popularity, tever the arnount was that can’t get the lock mechanism out Amie Lincoln, sister of the bride, was maid of honor. bein’g the medical insu Ever since I was nine. I ’ve been organist and Kim Blaney of Tolland was soloist. and if possible, sit where II and he is 12. "rent” the facilities (pre P.O. Box 38923, Holly Edith Prague was allowed-towards your and even if I do. I ’m not sure I can Bridesmaids were Joanna Ramsgaard and Alyson rance and Part B being bringing papers and books home Marla Blaney of Tolland was m aid,Of honor. “ he” will serve vou. IN LOVE sumably including the wood, Calif. 90038. the hospital insurance. A deductible until that fix it and put it back . . . not in my Lincoln, sisters of the bride, JerllyA Schillhammer, Bridesmaids were Sharon Platt of Vernon, Nancy amount reaches $75. with me from school or the office sister of the groom, and Nora Field. Elizabeth Laub $113 seenas like a lot of lifetime, anyway. Hensley of Ellington, and Lauri Downs of Portland, From that, point on, they with the intention of doing some was flower girl. money to pay out each I know from past experience that Maine. Kristin Porter of South-Portland, Maine, was month. will pay you, the 20% that work at home, and I never do. If Gary Schillhammer, brother of the groom, was best flower girl. . . I can’t fix doorknobs, Jocks or I turned 65 on Sept. 27, Part B, which is the the bill to Medicare of Medicare did not pay of I ’ve brought work home with me man. Ushers were John C. Lincoln Jr., brother of the Dennis Platt of Ver'non was best man. Ushers were Doctors’ advice is confusing latches. Why did I try again?' and already received my medical coverage. If you Nevada. Because you the Allowed Amount for 250 times a year for 50 years, that’s bride, Michael Romeri, John Bartlett and James Brad Hensley of Ellington, David Blaney of Tolland At the office I’m struggling Medicare card along with have worked and paid into paid the Ull, you now have the service. 12,500 times I ’ve done it. Doherty. William Laub was.ringbearer. and Jim Gerry of Portland, Maine. Christopher desperately to finish the script for the announcement that Social Security, then you to ask the hospital to bill The bride is a graduate of Chamberlayne Junior Porter of South Portland, Maine, was ringbearer. All I do is pack up the stuff tocart $12.20 will be taken from are eligible for Part A, at Medicare and send you a QUESTION: My an hour broadcast on our helicop College and is self-employed as an interior decorator. After a wedding trip to Bermuda the couple will home, cart it home, drop it on the on the left there. my Social Security to pay no cost. For people who refund. Once you rBceHte_jnother is in' a nursing ter trip across the country. When The groom is a graduate of Dartmouth College and make their home in Ellington. about levels of cholesterol kitchen table and pick it up again If our minds have this facility for for basic medical insu have not paid into Social the notice of payment, the home. Ihave to send in her we finished the flight and looked at Dartmouth’s Thayer School of Engineering. He is The bride is a graduate of Portland High School in on my way out in the morning. My adapting and learning so quickly, rance premiums — which Security arid therefore Explanation of Medicare .bills to Medicare (bills all the wonderful pictures we’d employed by Intel Corporation in Chelmsford, Mass., Maine and is employed in Glastonbury. The groom is a briefcase runneth over with things why hasn’t my brain ever realized 1 understand is Medicare are not eligible for Benefits, from Nevada, that were incurred before taken, it Reined an easy matter as a field applications engineer. graduate of Eastern Nazarene College and is DEAR DR. LAMB: 1 . ars. ■ But now she’ is the Part A. My husband has monthly payments nor you put your Blue Cross she was admitted to the to do but I never do any of them and that it’s a waste of time for me to After a trip to Greece and the Greek islands, the employed by the Southern New England Telephone am confused about some shortest girl in her class. for me to write a script to fit them;' been retired since 1977, eligible for Medicare Part number on it and send it to hom e). What do I do about I ’m going to stop kidding myself. bring work home with me? Day couple will make their home in Littleton, Mass. Co. doctors’ concern or lack of ' This really surprises me. I Since 1962, I’ve written some 25 and I don’t ever recall that A, the cost of Medicare Blue Cross. The address is her Blue Shield? Shall I I ’ll be I’ve left my briefcase on after day, year after year. I’ve concern regarding choles could understand a child documentary broadcasts. No one he has had to pay such a Part A is that nidiculous 370 Bassett Road. North continue to keep her Blue the train more often than I ’ve done made the same optimistic mistake terol levels. One doctor being small, then growing of them has ever been easy, and I .. Your Health large amount for Medi price of $113 per month. Haven, CT 06473. Cross and her Blue Shielc) cautioned one of his pa but.not this way. I ’m 5 feet anything with the papers inside of thinking I ’d get something done Gocht-Lindstrom Prue-McCartan care Part B if he carries it You do nofhave to worry thO hospital should policies that go with her can’t imagine why I thought this tients to lessen her count 4 inches tall and my when I brought it home. I ’m that night. at ail. about this at all. What you have never billed you. All Medicare? would be the first' exception. On to somewhere slightly Lawrence Lamb, M.D. husband is 5 fe el 9 inches through with briefcases. I make the same mistake when I Nancy Kristine Lindstrom, daughter of Mr. and Patricia Ann McCartan, daughter of Cecile R. Will the Social Security have to pay |s the $12.20 hospitals accept Assign -^H.C. many nights over the past few above 100, while my doc If I ever carry a briefcase again, Mrs. Ernest A. Lindstrom of Verona, N.H., and McCartan of 253 School St. and the late Thomas H. tall, so we are not really office ask me if 1 want m ent and you are respon take on any job, whether it be some tor said not to worry for Part B which is the months since we finished the flight Russell Carl Gocht, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E. McCartan, and George E. Prue I I I , son of Mary Prue short. Medicare Part B. or do 1 sible tor the co^irisurance. ANSWER: The bills it’s only going to be for the purpose simple repair work around the unless mine exceeded 325. part of Medicare that in June, I ’ve packed upsbmeof my Gocht of 456 Gardner St., were married Aug. 20 in of West'Roxbury, Mass., and the late George Prue, DEAR READER;' No. have to tell them that I pays your doctor and If you had g6ne to a Conn, that she had incurred of hiding sandwiches, clean shirts house or a major writing prcyret dreaming that WKst is considered a you are not short, but your Valley Road Covenant Church, Montclair, N.J. were married Sept. 3 in St. James Church. want it? I noticed in your other medical costs, like hospital, then your Conn. before she went into the C or some bit of junk I ’m bringing work; I seem totally unable to jo my basement writing count high enough to have daughter is . not through The Rev; John Martz performed the double ring .. The Rev. Richard Lamore officiated at the mass articles that if T do not lab work, ambulance, etc. Blue-'Cross would have nursing home can be sent from home to the office or vice anticipate the difficulty of what to restrict certain foods?, problem, is that the level Fats, which I am sending growing either. Not every room and work on them. ceremony. Marion Petersen was organist and John and double ring ceremony. Mrs. Ralph Maccarone take it when I reach'65. This is the amount that automatically paid this into Medicare. The Blue versa. That old briefcase of mine is I ’m about to set out to accomplish. I was always under the should be below 220. Some you. Others who want this child grows at the same Every evening on the train, there Boronow, soloist. The bride was given in marriage by was organist . James Farrell of Manchester played that the rates increase if I will be taken out of your co-insurance for you, but and White Medicare form impression that green differences caused by dif issue can send 75 cents rate or.on a schedule. She done with important papers that Last week the knob on the her father. the bagpipes in front of the church as the couple decide to take it later. check. because it was an out of can be obtained at the are hundreds of men and a few olives contain high choles ferent laboratory me with a long, stamped, may simply mature later turn out to be not very important at bedroom door began to spin .. Sandra Hoaltin of Houston, Texas, sister o f the receiv.ed their guests. The bride was given in Why am I making it sound Let me suggest that state hospital, you have to Social Security office. Be women with briefcases filled with terol, yet a nurse told me a thods may allow that self-addressed envelope than her classmates. all after I ’ve ignored them for a bride, was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Anna tnnrriage by her brother, Peter J. McCartan of so confusing and difficult both you and, your hus submit the co-insurance sure to attach a copy of the without catching and before my papers they probably feel are of doctor gave his patients figure to be slightly for it to me. in care of this If you are really con few weeks. Boronow of Glastonbury, sister of the bride, Carin Hartford. to handle? My Social band should buy a Blue bill yourself," bill. Put her Blue Shield wife or I got trapped in or out of the vital importance to their lives. I who had had heart at higher. But in general the newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, c e rn ^ that she is too Gocht of Manchester, sister of the groom, and Colleen Theresa Donovan of Simsbury, sister of the bride, Security is ^ presently Cross 65. and a Blue Shield membership number on It is absolutely amazing how bedroom, I decided to fix it. When I tacks, in part from choles lower the cholesterol level Radio City Station, New small, ask your doctor to often look at these people and Fortunato' of Oak Ridge, N.J. was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Mary Farrell of $262.00 a month, with 65 to supplement your QUESTION: once my Line 5 of the Medicare T slow most of us are to learn some went upstairs with the screw terol buildup, small quan is, th^ less your risk of York, N.Y. 10019. have her borte age evalu wonder how many of them are so Steven Gustafson of West Swanzey, N.H., cousin of Manchester, Elizabeth Hagerty of Warwick, R.I. and $12.20 deducted. If I have Medicare. Blue Cross 65 Medicare .deductible is. form and you can sign the things when we’ re so quick to learn driver, I had about fifteen minutes tities of olive oil in the having fatty-cholesterol Only animal products ated. You can tell - by much better organized than I am the bride, was best man. Ushers were George Leonard Diane Wholley of Quincy, Mass. Melissa Benson of to have $113 more taken supplements Medicare satisfied (paid' for the form for her. Put your others. For instance, if you’ve ever hospital. Does that sound blockage of your arteries. contain cholesterol, -so looking at the X-rays of a before the beginning of the news that they actually do something of New Britain, cousin of the groom, Jeffrey Slaiby of Carver, Mass., cousin e f the groom, was flower girl. out, where will I be? Part A and Blue Shield 65 year) „ you said I should name and the fact that you driven a car in England, you right?" A level over 300 would olive oil doesn’t have any. person’s bones where they broadcast I wanted to watch. The with the contents that night. Burlington, Vt., and Stephen Olson of Brigham City, Roy Bernardo of Washington, D.C., cousin of the I have recently written supplements Part B. I aril get back the deductible.^ are her son next to it. The definitely be above the But most investigators are in the growth stage. probably know how surprisingly doorknob seemed like about a ten Utah. Russell Boronow of Glastonbury, nephew of the groom, was best man. Ushers were Joseph Bernard of to Social Security to find sending you a booklet to Did I misunderstand you?’ ’ Blue Shield number is on I wonder how many of them DEAR READER: optimal level for most believe the total fat con easy it is to get used to driving on minute job. bride, was ring bearer. West Roxbury. Mass., cousin of the groom, William If her growth is delayed, out if I am eligible for half And what do you mean? I the membership card that never get at the papers in their There is a certain amount people. Today heart spe sumption should be li help you understand these the wrong side of the road. After After a reception at the church, the couple went on a Wholley of Quincy, Mass., and Paul Carney of West she may have a longer life of my husband’s Social supplements. Don’t feel dori’t understand because- says "Supplerrient to Med That was last week. I ’vp spent briefcases at all because they of confusion about what is cialists also are interested mited to less than 30 to 35 span than those who ma years of driving.bn the right here, wedding trip to Lake Placid, N.Y. They are making Roxbury, \fass. -SecuritS’ which is $645, that you are alone in this: I ’ve never received ahy- icare Part B,” If her card several hours on three different spend their time trying to fix a normal for cholesterol in the different types of- percent of your total calo ture early. At least animal their home in South Deerfield, Mass. ■ After a reception at Manchester Country Club the but. 'feven at that, $113 confusion ;... yoii have thing back since I’ve been ■ sdys Supplement to Medi you very quickly a^apt to driving evenings trying to fixit. I now have levels and what level you fatty-cholesterol parti rie intake. For that reason doorknob. The bride is a graduate of North Park College. couple left on a wedding trip to Nova Scotia. They are studies done in conjunc ' seems like a difficult plenty of company.- It- is • on. Medicare. I am care Part A and Supple should not exceod if you cles, the "good choles we usually do not recom tion with aging have sug Chicago, I|l., with a bachelor of fine arts degree. The making their home in Canton, Mass.' amount to handle each the system that is -so seventy-two years old. ment to Medicare Part B, want to have the best terol” and the “bad mend taking any specific gested this. groom has a bachelor of science degree in electrical The bride is a graduate of East Catholic High School month,' and my.hasband' horrendous!! —J.H.L. that is the one number for chance of not having a cholesterol." oils in addition to the fat in engineering and computer science and is enrolled in and Stone Hill College. The groom is a graduate of Meanwhile be sure she does not have that to both Blue Cross and Blue heart attack or stroke. I have explained all of your diet. has a good diet that the master’s degree program in computer engineer- Stone Hill College and is employed by Griffin contend with. What is QUESTION: My wife ANSWER: If you have a Shield. Use it on Line 5 of About Town The American Heart this in The Health Letter DEAR DR. LAMB: My includes an adequate 'in g at the University of Massachusetts. He is Publishing Co. in Massachusetts, as an account wrong with my thinking or and I went to Nevada to Blue Shield 65 Plan. 81 the Medicare form and Association’s position, 15-2. Understanding Your eight-year-’old daughter amount of good quality employed b^ the university as a teaching assistant. executive. understanding? visit our daughter. While which supplements Part you will receive the pay and indeed the position of Cholesterol, Triglyce was o f average, height in protein — and allow na^ tour of China hosted by the All China Womens -M.W. we were there, my wife B of Medicare, you should ment from Medicare, and Church women to meet most investigators of the rides and Other Blood school these last few ye- . ture to set the timetable. Federation. Through an interpreter. United States had to go to the emer get the $75 paid back to the 20% from Blue Shield. Church Women United in Connecticut will celebrate women were able to interview.^ Chinese women ANSWER: The Medi gency room. The hospital you from Blue Shield. In If your mother is on Church Women United Day. Oct. 19 at the state employed in a profession sililar to their own. Engagements care Handbook does its charged $25, We received order to have this happen, Title 19-(Medicaid), do not assembly to be held at Salem Lutheran Church, 3160 The public is invited to tbs' presentation. best to moke the system the bill and I sent a check. you must send the bill that keep Blue Cross and Blue Park Aye., Bridgeport from 9:30 a.m.'to 2;30 p.m. Should I play serious game understandable but its Is there some way to get you paid to the doctor, to Shield. Medicaid will pay Christian women of Protestant, Catholic, Orthodox Art group names wipners ' best is not enough. Confu this $25 back? We both Medicare. Make sure that all her expenses after sion is the name of the have Medicare and Blue your Blue Shield member Medicare, so there is no . and other Christian traditions are invited. Those Several members of the Manchester Arts Associa Ovian-Hopper Litrico-Lang game. I will try to make Xlross 65 and Blue Shield ship number is n Line 5 of need for Blue Cross or attending should bring a bag lunch. Coffee and tion have had their paintings chosen as art of the 9 desserts will be provided. Those attending are also things a little clearer. 65. the form. Blue Shield. If she is not on month. Their art Work will be on display in local Mrs. Frances A. Litrico of 60 asked to wear something red in honor of 40 years of Mr. and Mrs. Karnig Ovian of 55 with lS^year-old daughter? Medicare has two parts. -C.F. Medicare will not send Medicaid, keep the Blue banks, ^braries and places of business. Bobby Lane announce the engage Hamlin St. announces the engage Part A. which is the ANSWER: First of all. you anything because you Cross and Blue Shield CWU in Connecticut. •' Those chosen were; Jean Arziros, Evelyn Burtan, Bring a Bible nd participate in the study of “ No ment of their daughter, Deborah ment of her daughter, Ann Marie hospital coverage, and the hospital has to send must pay the first $75, but policies just as before. Louice Withey, Phyllis VoU, Frank Roberts and Peace Without Justice.” Guest sepaker will be Doris Ann Ovian, to Mark Allen Hopper, Litrico of East Hartford, to Robert popularity. For now, find Dorothy Sonego. DEAR DR. BLAKER: Anne Younger, the new general director of CWU in the son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hopper A. Lang of 7 Ridgebrook Drive, something that you’re Those interested in submitting work ip be judged Recently I decided to play United States. of 56 Birch Mountain Rokd Ext., Coventry, son of William E. Lang good at and your self- are invited to attend the. n extm eetin g of the some tennis with my Bolton. of North Kingstown, R.I. confidence will increase.. Manchester women wishing more information association, Oct. 25 at First Federal Savings and Loan 13-year-old daughter. She should call Mrs. David Holcomb, president of the local The brjde-elect is a 1980 gradu The bride-^lect is also the ' Shy? Write for Dr. Blak- Seven-year lUD on horizon Association, West Middle Turnpike > at 7:30 p.m. is a good player for her unit, 649-2374. ate of East Catholic High School daughter of the Ipte Domenico er’s newsletter "Shy Refrehmentg are served. All meetings are open to the Ask Blaker She is a senior at Assumption Litrico. The prospective bride age and really enjoys the ness." Send 50 cents and a public. College, Worcester, Mass., major groom is also the son of the late game. stamped, self-addressed Nine students cited The problem arose Karen Blaker, Ph.D. ing in English and sociology. Jacqueline A. Lang. envelope to Dr. Blaker in Nine students at East Catholic High School have Business women to meet The prospective bridegroom is a when she wanted to play a care of this newspaper, along with other birth-control ' f set. I wasn’t sure what to 1. been designated commended students in the 1984 1978 graduate of East Catholic The bride-elect is a 1978 gradu P.O. Box 475, Radio City Robin Chapter, American Business Women's do. First off, I didn’t know ” lNational Merit Scholarship Program. High and is a graduate of Clemson ate of Bryant College, Smithfield, Station,-New York, N.Y. Association, wMi have its monthly dinner meeting whether I should play a NEW YORK (U PI) - An iri- "Various organizations and at some time before the Food and The students are: Edward Adams, son of Mr. and University, Clemspn, S.C. with a R.I. She is employed by Pratt & 10019. ^ Tuesday at the Backboard Restaurant, 2941 Main St., seriolis game with her at trauteriae device that lasts seven least two pharmaceutical firms Drug Administration makes a final Mrs.< Charles Adam's of 65 Ansaldi Road; Karen bachelor of science degree in Whitney Aircraft Group. Write to Dr. Blaker at Glastonbury. The cocktail hour will start at 6:30 p.m. If you are worried about the ones who are popular years is among birth control are involved in different aspects of decision on whether it will reverse Benjamin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard architecture. He is in his last year The prospective bridegroom is a all. And if I did I couldn’t the above address. "The and dinner will be served at 7 p.m. winning too often when they ’ re never looking over technologies on the horizon, says a vaccine research,,’ ’ the report said. its 1978 rejection of Depo-Provero.\ Benjamin of 4029 Sbuth St., Coventry; Christine at Clemson working on a master’s 1979 graduate of Providence Col- decide whether to play as volume of mail prohibits Area business women who are interested'in you 'play with your child, their shoulder to see if report from the Alan Guttmacher “ If a usable vaccine emerges' now being used by an estimated 1.2 \ Fiedler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fiedler of degree in architecture. Iwe, Providence, R.I. He is also hard as I could — and take personal replies, but ques Glastonbury; Andrew Halpryn, son of Mr. and Mrs. attending the meeting or enrolling in the organization the chance of destroying try another game that someone is looking at Institute, a research affiliate of from current efforts, it will be at million in 80 countries. Tests with An bet. 13, 1984 wedding is employed by Pratt & Whitney tions of general interest should contact |Icanne Schmidt, 568-6476 or Grace her self-confidence — or relies less on talent. Many them. I would he very Planned Parenthood Federation of least ten years before it is beagles and monkeys have sug Louis Halpryn of 167 Sunny Brook Drive. planned at. St. M ary’s Episcopal yGroup. A June 2, 1984 wedding is will be discussed in future Lyons, 568-0665. Deborah Ann Oviar) chance games, such as marketed, and even this timetable gested that the drug could cause Also: Brian Harkins, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Church. planned. throw the match. surprised to learn that the columns. America, * Harkins of Tolland; Daniel Raf fin, son of Mr. and Mrs. I decided to avoid the those using cards or dice, most popular guy my age T he progestin-releasing T-- will require a substantial arinount breajst and uterine cancer. But Joseph Raffin of Marlborough; Lisa Romeo, daughter situation, so I told her I compensate for a child's was worried about the Rubbers suits shaped lUD was developed by the of scientific good fortune." studies by the World Health of Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Romeo, Vernon; Stephen didn'^t feel like playing/a lack of skill and make opinion of others. Population (Tounctl, funded by tht A reversible contraceptive for Organization and other research Sledesky, ^on of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Sledesky of Alcoholism after 60 may be a serious problem game that day. Could you them a good choice (or a won’t affect Rockefeller Foundation. men alko is a target; the report groups have failed to show that the East Hartford; and Christine Tkaczuk, daughter of please suggest a plan of friendly, family game. DEAR READER: I The device, which contains the said. Investigations center on cancers appear in humans. WASHINGTON (U P I) - It has been embarrassment. fat deposits gossypol, a cottonseed oil extract, • The NORPLANT subdermal Mr. and Mrs. Peter Tkaczuk, 150 Croft Drive. body size. "empty" calories and "may decrease action for the future be would be very surprised if progestin levonorgestrel, is ex estimated that 3 million American men "When the elderly people in this "What would be considered mild to DEAR DR. BLAKER: I he wasn't. Kids around PUEBLO, Colo. (U PI) pected to be on the market within devblopeid by Chinese scientists, implant system. Developed by the appetite in a member of an age grouR cause I know I will soon and women over the age of 60 are country were growing up, the stigma moderate alcohol consumption in a am a 14-year-old girl who the age of 14 are notorious Rubber sweatsuits and the next five years, the report, and a synthetic analog of the brain Population Council, it consists of Speaker at meeting ^ouse that, in general, is poorly nourished." (ace the same predica alcoholics, but a Texas researcher says surrounding alcoholism was much young person may constitute problem is very confused. It seems for their sensitivity to the “ Making Choices,” said. hormone LHRH. six rods, each a little mpre than And she said alcohol may alter the ment again. . wraps bave.no effect on Pamela West of 131 Hartford Road will be (he the figure may be far tbo.low- greater than it is notg," she said. drinking in an Olderly person," Dr. as though everyone is opinions of their .s)eers. fat deposits and will not “ It provides greater protection “ Even if these methods are one-inch in length and one-tenth^f effects of medicines taken by an elderly speaker Wednesday at the Unitarian-Universalist Dr. Patricia J. Bloom, assistant "Thus, many of them have been against pregnancy than the con developed satisfactorily, it will be an inch in diameter, containing 35 Bloom wrote in American Family person. DEAR READER: A popular and I'm not. I Peer pressure is quite dissolve fat, even Womens Federation. She wili present a lecture and professor of family medicine at Texas condition^ to fee| intense guilt and Physician, a publication of the Am eri parent should not worry don't think I do things normal and you should not temporarily. ventional lUD, Involves less bleed seven to 10 years before either m gof the progestin levonorgestrel. slide show on the rple of women in the Peoples Tech University Health Science Center shame about their alcoholism.” can Academy of Family Physicians. Dr. Bloom said many people begin about dampening a child's differently from everyone be worried because you A government publica ing and may afford some protec method could, be expected to The rods are implanted under the Republic of China. at Amarillo, said drinking problems Dr. Bloom said alcoholism in people drinking late in life in response to stress interest In sports by play else but people don’t want think you are the only one tion says moot medical tion against pelvic inflamrpatory become generally available," the skin, usually in the upper arm. The meeting will be at the Unitarian Universalist among some older people may go over 60 also may be masked by Detecting excessive drinking in associated with aging. For example, an ing seriously. A kid will to be with me that often. who is suffering. experts agree such treat disease, one of the major compli- report said. Implants are said to provide a high SocietjtGast Meeting House, 153 W. Vernon St. at 7:30 undetected because they are retired, standards used to determine how much elderly people is particularly impor elderly person who 'lost a spouse may know when his or her I have always worried The kids who are popu ment will cause a loss of . cations associated with conven- degree of connraceptive effective p.m. live alone and seldom leave their alcohol a person can tolerate. She said tant, she said, because the medical - drink to cope with loneliness. Other parent is throwing a about what the other kids lar still worry about the inches and perhaps 'tional lUD S," the report said. A SIZE-UP of other birth control ness for five years. Ms. West is a certified reality therapist as well as an homes. they are geared toward younger people problems common among older people elderly people, she said, who live on a match. Therefore, an think about me. I know skills and abilities that pounds because of heavy / technologies in the wings included: • Vaginal ring, being developed East Asian political science student at Trinity In addition. Dr. Bloom said the and do not take into consideration the may be worsened by even minimal fixed income with no way to Im'prove adult should always try that it's supposed to be they don’t have and the sweating, but the reduc IT A.LSO SAID the search for an • Depo-Pjovero. three-month under sponsorship of the World College. person or his family may conceal the reduced amount,'of water in older alcohol consumption. their financial situation may dnnk to their hardest. normal, but when I look at possibility of losing tl\eir tions are not permanent. anti-pregnancy vaccine continui.'s. Injected agent. It is expected to be Health organization. Two years ago she participated in a. womens’ study alcoholism because of people's bodies and their decreased In addition, she said alcohol provides ease their frustration. to — MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, Oct. -X5. IMS MANCH»=:STER HERALD. Saturday, Oc 15. 1983 - ai 'MACC NewS' TV OLD-TIMERS \ Horse operas rare on television There are hungry children In America’ STILL GOING STRONG By Vernon Scott Longest-running United Press International "I love westerns myself,” he said. “TV Is the only place you Editor’s note: this column is prepared by tbe you care,” ' Donald R. Huot, Mrs. Janet E. UaMontagne, FURNITURE RANK NEEDS /■ Manchester. Area Conference of Churches. Well, walk we did. One youngster proudly Phyllis R. Pussion, Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Hassett, Cleaning that baieipent or attic In preparation. network series HOLLYWOOD — They don’t make many horse carl do them now. Studios aren’t making them because the hoisted his sign; "Eat Tofu — Not T-Bone,” Sue Sitcovsky, Shirley Otten. Marjorie Thresher, for winter? Perhaps you» hfid forgotten those operas anymore, but Robert Prdston, a grizzled rhajority of moviegoers'are kids, and they won’t go to see drawing many amused stares. We provided Pearl Garland, Mrs. C.A. Woodbury, Mrs. extra kitchen chairs you no longer .have use for. on the air veteran of movie westerns, rode the range last By.Fern O'Connor literature to those interested, some of whomi Galiager, The Domanico-family, Center Congre westerns. MACC Human Needs Director The MACC^Furtilture Bank has had several week In “Septemher Gun,” a rare TV oater. joined us en route. Urban and suburban gational Men’s Group, John Mott, Paige LeBIanc, requests for sturdy, kitchen chairs. No one minds (as of 1983-1984 season) The two-hour CBS-TV movie may have been the community support worked once again. Nancy Robison, Carole Kirby, J. Teller, Susan "Maybe the code of the West isn’t as e>cciting for them, too The MACC Department of Human Needs is on if they don’t match, and grateful thanks will be only opportunity viewers bad of seeing cowboys, Biuso, Manchester Elderly Outreach, Marie C. o ffer^ by two Manchester families In need. Indians and horses this season. simpiistic.”, ^ the road again, thanks to the good people at NOTICES Little In memory of F.P. Handley, Marie C. Moriarty Brothers Inc. Frank pitched in and Adjustable bed- frames In both twin and full site Preston played an aging gunfighter who Are you thinking Thanksgiving? No? Not yet? Showan, ten anonymous donors, and to Bolton ■'qre also needed. If you have chairs or fratnesthat* reluctantly hires out to help a nun (Patty Duke — Actor Plobert Preston provided not only repaif service and needed parts Well, the Savings Bank of Manchester is. They’re Methodist Church for needed warm blankets. i, / ‘■>1''' IJ'''" — they also saw to it that our ll-year-old station aren’t busy, please call Joanne Ceykendall at the Astin) care for a band of Apache children. already scheduling Nov. 7 through Nov. 18 as the MACC Department of Human Needs, at 646-4114. pMi.i) y ^ / T ir r — ',,, , • In 1939 when Preston was a rambunctious young wagon passed the emissions test! No easy task. time you can leave non-perishable food off at SBM bell on the first day of shooting of "September memorably as Professor Harold Hill in “The Music FURNITURE BANK ’Thank you. contract player at Paramount he made his major Gun,” aired last week, on location in the barren Man,’’ on stage and screen, then settled down to a Our wagon had “stood in a corner" since last main office or any branch, to help fill To Linda Goldberg, Mrs. Donald Cowles and' March — bleeding transmission fluid and oil, plus film .debut in "Union Pacific” for legendary wastes of Arizona. '' comfortable life in Greenwich, Conn. Thanksgiving baskets. Several people have Susan Demko. producer-director Cecil B. DeMille. “It was like putting on a pair of comfortable old suffering the general abuse and taunts associated already indicated they are watching the paper for ANGELS ARE LURKING ABOUT with a grounded vehicle. ^ specials. - • ■I Thereafter, Preston donned spurs and slapped boots,” Preston said, cracking his engaging, PRODUCER-DIRECTOR Blake Edwards re We cannot thank Moriarty Brothers enough, leather in “Northwest Mount^ Police,” “The guileless grin. vived Preston’s movie career with co-starring " SHEPHERD’S PLACE) Imagine the plight of one MACC Departmentof Lady from Cheyenne,” "Whispering Smith,” nor emphasize the importance of keeping our THANK YOUS , ’ To the farmers of the MACC Farm er’s Market, Human Needs staffer last week: roles in “S.O.B.” and “Victor-Victoria,” for which Department of Human Needs staff “on the road” To Ethel J. Barry for a generous donation to be Trinity Covenant Church Women, Center Congre- "Blood on the Moon” and ."The Sundowners” -HIS LAST WESTERN was “Junior Bonner” 12 Preston won a.n Oscar nomination. to better service our. Manchester residents in among others. years ago, in which he played Ace Bonner, the late Preston and his wife of 43 years, Catherine, “used where most h^ded” . gatiojial Chgrch Youth Group, Sunday SchopI Following a meeting in Hartford with the Steve McQueen’s father. K need. To Sandra Rice for her contribution to the Class'and bridal shower, and 50th Anniversary Foodshare Commission, I Was rushing across / returned bag and baggage to their native r i AIjC,) J.in y n )0 7 u PRESTON, AS FULL of vitality as when he "In this movie I played Ben Sunday, a guy who California earlier this year to move into a gracious Shelter, and to Albert O. Bourret and Aldin parties. Thanks also to Viking Bakery (via John Main Street toward Constitution Plaza to hop the chased dry-gulchers in them thar hills, laments the could be Ace’s grandfather,” Preston went on. SHARED FEET AND TIME Winslow and Rebecca Cresenzi, for donations to Johnson), Lori Gilemette, Lee Sullivan and bps back to Center Church in Manchester, where L iJo; Ar)fiJ91Q7W home in Santa Barbara. “ Last Sunday dawned crisp and bright — perfect friends, ’Tina Gear, Royal Ice Creapi, The passing of classic westerns. He says the .dearth of "It’s been a dozen years since I rode a horse, but “Two things brought us back here," Preston ^Shepherd’s Place and the Pantry. a busy schedule awaited me. Clutched in my hand f I), iT, horse operas deprives young Americans of an i t ’s like ice skating or bike riding. Once you get the weather for a 10-kilometer walk for hunger. Fifty To Delores Dullea for a gift to the Human Needs Holiday Lanes Perfume Bowling League, George was what I thought to be the correct amount of IJ, li/a said, “the long, freezing eastern winters and the people representing Hartford area towns walked important part of their heritage. hang of it, you don't forget. price of theater tickets. Fund, and to Joanne Coykendall, Jane Galeucia 'Katz, ’The Daughters of Isabella, Highland Park change for the fare. Oh No! The fare was raised \ UUkl'S of (CQSI J r.r “I love westerns myself, ” he said. ‘ ‘TV is the only together to address the problem of hunger. and Marie Michael-Rogers, for memorial gifts to Market, and two anonymous donors. just last month — I had no additional monies — "I’d never been on a horse before I rode one for “As an actor 1 was embarrassed by the $45 Sponsored walkers aged 3 to 68 years, turned in place you can do them now. Studios aren’t making D4MiIle 4S years ago.” Bro&dway ticket. Actually, it’s much higher with Human Needs in memory of Mary Ann Burke not a penny! What to do? Suddenij', I was them because the majority of moviegoers are kids, $1,200 to the Foodshare Commission — enabling Walker. EMERGENCY PANTRY approached by an angel wearing a bright smile After almost a half-century ^ stardom in films, people paying premiums for big hits. It’sgetting so soup kitchens and emergency pantries in the (Source: The Complete Directory to and they won’t go to see westerns. TV and Broadway, Preston still has a full mane of only the rich, and corporations can afford to go to To Second Congregational Church, Diana and a worn sweater. Recognizing my dilemma, "Maybe the code of the West isn’t as exciting for thick brown hair, broad sMulders and narrow Greater Hartford area to feed those in need. My CLOTHING BANK Longchamps, Maureen Boatman and the Mother without a blink, she reached into her pocketbook the theater. walking companion was an ll-year-(^d who Prime Timb Network TV Shows) them, too simplistic. waist.'He. also hasn’t lost hjit sense of adventure. To V.F.W. Post 1724 via Mrs. Theresa Bua, J.F. of Mgrcy Mother’s Circle, Bolton Methodist and removed a very small, practically empty "Very probably, producers are inhibited by the Thirty-two years ago, weary of playing second printed and carried her sign reading “There are Cooper, Mr. Scott Battisto, Robert C. Knight, Clmfcn, Emanuel Lutheran Church, and three coin purse. She then handed me the needed They might seemjorever young, but these 10 network hungry children in America. Walk with us to show anonymous donors. controversial aspects of posses and vigilante leads in mpvies and determined to prove he was an "ALSO I’M AT A POINT in my career where I Diane Beaulieu, Mrs. Stephen R. Kane, Mrs. amount. “old-timers" have won-the longevity race for series that justice. I don't know the answer, but I think it’s a actor — not just a contract player — he fled to New have to be grabbed by something really special — will still be appearing when the new season begins this shame westerns are a disappearing part of the York to replace Jose Ferrer on Broadway in such as 'September Gun’ — to get to work. Also I fall. ' entertainment scene.” ' "Twentieth Century.” ' can make a living in Hollywood again, thanks to my Like an old firehorse, Preston responded to the He succeeded in show after show, most two mqvies with Blake.” 5 Saturday T V services as well as at a 7; 30 p.m. service Sunday and The theme of the event is "The Art of Living offering will be accepted and a nursery will, be Monday. His topic will be “The Church Speaks.” Miraculously — A Principle to Live By.” provided for children. At the Sunday morning services Albert’s sermon selves as ^ s Tony Curtis, Jack The theme of Sunday services at 8 and 11 a.m. will 7:30A.M. 0 - News Update 12:30 P.M. CD-BtosKrilgM lis'a brother. (Ctoaed Captioned] 0 - Lo Major dM Show dal will be “Against the Grain.’' The sermon will deal Lemmon, MerHyn Monroe. 1969 0 0 0 - Prog com'd be “The biggest thing God ever said.” The theme CD - Budwtakta O - MOVIE: Don't Cry. It's CD CD - N C A A FootbaH: C D - Racing From Belmont o - MOVIE: 'Don't Cry, ft's MmSoDIa with the Christian understanding of' “Thy will be 0 - MOVIE; ‘TraN of tha Pbik 0 - OofM Scott Sunday at 7 p.m. will be “The biggest thing God ever CD - Out Smatt Only Thunder* A Vietnam medic Tsama to ba Announced 0-StarTrak OnlY ’nmnder' A Vietnam medic 0 - TwHight Zona done.” did.” joint e friend to tet up an orphan Panther' Inapector Clouseeu ia joint e friend to set up an orphan 0 - Bast of Midnight Spadaio Week at Center Church (D - Nuwulh li RMdty age for Vietnemeae children. (T l - Amarics's Top Tan on tha loose, trying to find tha 0 - M O VIE; T ^ ' CadoM. age for Vietnamese tihidren. 0 - Davu AHon S t Largo Between the morning services there will be a video thraataned with the dosing of 0 - Sports Updota The weekday morning series is set for 9:30 to 11 a.m. (9) - FInh Fmthur SItow Dennia Chnatophar, ^a a n Saint 0 - Motorcyela Racktg: ig g s stolen Pink Panther diamond. Pe Dennis Christopher, Susan Saint 11:30 P.M. tape presentation of,the baptismal scene from “The ' The following events are scheduled' at Center BOO C C World Champiorahip ter Sellera, David Niven. 1982. thak school, inetta a atudam re- The theme will be “The life of God in the soul of man.” (toy's Ad-dtara Su Jamaa. 1982. Rated PG. James. 1982. Rated PG. 2:30 A.M. Congregational Church for the toming week: ( 9 - dug* Coverege of the 1983 600 CC Rated PG. belion. Timothy Hutton, George CD - HowoH Fhra-O Godfather.” A discussion about loyalties will follow. The theme of the evening series at 7; 30 p.m. will be the gar Ray Laonard lioau tNt taow 0 - Mr. Rogsr.' Neighbor- 0 - Dinner at JuHe's The Sal World Chempionahip it pre- C. Scott, Seen Perm. 1981. R e t^ f P - Laugh-In CD - MOVIE: ‘Ahraraz KaHy' A At 7; 30 p.m. on Sunday Albert's sermon will be “The early church. Monday — 7:30 p.m., nominating committee,., wtwra kMt gat a clianca to work hood 3:00 P.M. PG. mon Show.' JuKa ChikTa guests renegade adventurer is kid aantad from Iniola, Italy. (60 min.) CD - MOVIE: 'Thundarbolt and Mark of the Church.” He will speak about the way of church office; 7 p.m., Bible study. Federation Room.' out wMi sporta auparstara. 0 - Foro Loco CD - MOVIE; Tha Jungla •re chef Douglas (jrech and wine napped by a Confederate guarila. Thomas was born in London. He was an officer in 0 • 'Y o u r Mag. for Women Ughtfoot' Bank robbers attempt the cross. Tuesday — 3:30 p.m.. Pilgrim Choir, choral room; O - (%ols Sguars Book' Mowgk, a boy who wet >(9 * Hot Spots Tonight's pro expert Zekna Long. (Ooeed Cap Wilkam Holden, Richard Wid- the British army and served during World War II for 10:t5A.M. ® - CN N Special Report gram faaturaa 'You’ from tha Din tioned] to rob the same bank when t h ^ mark, Patrick O'Neal. 1966. , On Monday at 7; 30 p.m. Albert will speak on “Work 5:30 p.m., confirmation, Robbins Room; 7:30 p.m., S - Fopsys and Fitonita raised by wolvea„^,9ncountera seven years. He studied medicine at London 0 - Madia Watch Club, Bloomfiald. NJ. (60 min.) can't find the money they stole 0 - Thunderr re e ^ humena. Sabu, Joaaph S -< Fantaetioo the first time. Cknt Eastwood. 9 - SportaCenter • to Do,” or the church as a community of service. University before becoming involved in evangelism department of fellowship, Robbins Room. f l ) -- Sports.ltovtow alleia, Rosemary DeCamp. 0 -R o c k Church Wednesday — 10 a.m., Bethany Group, Robbins 10:30 A.M. 0 - T V Community Cokege ? 9 - NHL Hockey: Hartford et Jeff Bridget, George Kennedy. 0 - MOVIE: 'Prifico of tho Albert recently ■ retired from the Philadelphia throughout the British Isles. , O - Bpoft BWy 1942. 0 - Fame mnsurgn 1974. Room; 6:30 p.m., sacred dance. Federation Room; CD CD - CharUa Brown B 0 - Wrestling City' A double-agent exposes Seminary, where he instructed young clergymen in The Torchbearers Missionary Fellowship, a world . 0 - Thundatr CD - MOVIE: -Eacapa' A young (9 ) - Nawa/Sporta/Wealher 0 - MOVIE: Tkna WaHiar' corruption in Na department and Snoopy 0 - MOVIE: 'Secret Life Of r p - Racing From Yonkara the art of preaching. He has been a parish pastor for 27 wide ministry, has branches in India, 'Indonesia, 7:30 p.m.. Chancel Choir, choral room. 0 - lYa Your Buslnsas American ia jaHad in ^ notorious Whila examining King Tut’s becomes the number one target CD 0 - UM as Welter Mttty* A meek man Lacurhbarri Prison in k ^ ic o City O - IROVIE: 'M«i on a (3J) - Honaymooners years and professor for 17 years. In Vermont, he and ^Malaysia and the Philippines. Thomas has preached Thursday — 10 a.m., Bible study. Federation TIghtropa' A dreua owner and tomb, an archeologiat discovara of the mob. Treat WiOiarhs. J « ^ Room: 7:30 p.m., church council, Robbins Room; 7:30 0 - Hm Haw dreams of aKCiting axpariancea. on drug chargat. .Tirnothy Bot e live mummy who may have ® - CFL FootbaM; MontraN at Orbech. 1981 Rated R. his wife are active in area churches and community all over the world. Danny Kays, Viroinia Mayo, Ann toms, Kay Lanz^ CoHaan Oe- hit voupa employ a daring strata- Edmonton 8:00 A.M. 0 - ESPN's Iraida FootbaH gam in order to eacapa from be- , come from another planet. Ben 9 , - Crossfire affairs. The public is invited to the meetings. A free-will p.m., parish visitation seminar. Woodruff Hall. Rutherford. 1947. whurst. 1980. Murphy. 1&83. Rated PG. CD CD - dwtitts 0 - S p a m Probe hind the Iron Curtain. Fredric 9 - Evans artd Nqvak 0 - N CAA FootbaN/or Wortd 0 - MOVIE: -Chambar of 3:00 A.M. . ' CD - WOndarama March, Terry Moore, Richard 8:30P.M. 9 0 ~ Saturday Night Liva 0 - Style With E lu Klansch Seria l Qame #4 At press time, Horrors' Convicted and sent Boone. 1953, (S) • Kung Fu Concert at South 9 ^ - MDV1E: T h a RainmNtar' Fair workshop at Emanuel ' CD 0 - Bast of Soooby Doo 0 0 - Alvin B tha the games’ starting tknaa had not enced to h#rig. a homicidal man CD - NHL Hockey; New York been determined. Should the iac makes his escape and returns O - Nature ’Forest in the Sea.’ Rangers va. 8 t Louis A rainmakar not only ends a 9 - ESPN's Saturday Night at CD - ClM By John W. Frece Cracks about “ stables” of models United Press International fall flat. " I f it works, it is good for the ROCK HALL, Md. — At a serene photographer, for the girl,' for the 18th century Chesapeake Bay stylists, for everyone,” says John plantation on Maryland's rural Sullivan, ' 30, Piazzi’s business Eastern Shore, Giorgio Piazzi manager. "W e’re specializing in Manchester, Conn. believes he is turning the finding good girls and putting them Partly cloudy tonight; niultibillion-dollar international together.” mostly sunny Tuesday Monday, Oct. 17, 1983 fashion modeling industry on its. Piazzi says he has offered Single copy; 25S ear. contracts to about 50 of the 70 to 80 — See page 2 "I’m a farmer of models," he young women who have graduated half jokes in his thick Italian from his first 18 workshops. H e' accent. " I tried with a crop, (but) I likes to compare their immediate lost money! ” marketability to the models other What Piazzi, 42, is. doing at agencies must wait for and hope to Hinchingham, his 314-acre estate find. 4 directly across the bay from ■ “ Mine come in right away. It’s a ^' Baltimore, is turning gangly young revolution, I think. That’s why they Pickup to start are so upset,” he says of his Militiamen girls into models he thinks are / f capable of earning at least ^0,000 competitors. a year in Paris, Tokyo, New York in town’s south or the other fashion centers of the EACH WEEK-LONG workshop world. begins and ends with Piazzi. It is he The good weekend weather brought out the leaf - M l kill Marine, Piazzi does for his young women who first selects from photographs rakers in Manqj^ster and already there are piles of in one week what has traditionally or personal interviews the four to leaves along some curbs waiting for the townwide taken even the best of modeling six young women he thinks havtir 'i-'T-.’a vacuum leaf pickup, which is slated to begin next candidates a year or more to potentiai. Ultimately, it is he who Monday. accomplish. decides which ones really do. All the work will be done by town forces, six crews hurt three He gives them "a book,” a “ It is not a glamor thing. It's a with a total of 26 men. ^ portfolio of professionally pro business,” he says. The first route on the schedule is mostly on streets Yet Piazzi considers himself a ft * duced pictures that can prove to south of Hartford Road. ^ BEIRUT. Lebanon (UPl) - Uniilentifled miUtia- st'armaker — even describes him fashion designers, producers of TV Five other routes will be done in sequence, with the men in a Moslem slum opened- fireywith rocket-y-''’’ ^ self in such terms — anti says his commercials, editors of clothing last one sceduled to begin on Nov. 28. propelled grenades and small arms on Marine eye for commercial beauty is catalogues or cosmetics firms, George Ringstone, work coordinator in the highway peace-keeping troops, killing one Marine and never wrong. .’. j ' f " that the models can sell whatever division, said the equipment has been put into r ' wounding three others in a seven-hour battle. it is they want sold. ' ” Never,” 'heemphasizes. "When x'i .r operating order. The town has not had vacuum leaf I say this girl, she’s going to be The Marines returned fire with Dragon missiles and pickup for two years, when it was cut from the budget great, it is not a mistake in UPl photo machine-gun fire in the attack Sunday on their Alpha FOR THE PIC K of his crop, as a moneyrsaving measure. judgment.” Company base at the Lebanese University near Piazzi offers a five-year contract It was restored this year, however, with most of the Which is not to say all Hin Tammy Grass, 20, atriick driver's wife from'Humtington, workshop at an 18th century Chesapeake Bay plantation Beirut International airport. that could make the young women members of the Boaid of Directors concluding that ■ SSV?'- chingham graduates become W.Va., is in the hands of a hair stylist during a one-week that is turning out fashion models. famous and Piazzi rich. the taxpayers spend more buying plastic bags to store The name of the dead Marine, who was shot in the stars. Some get to Piazzi’s Fashion Instead of young women having leaves than they would have to pay in taxes for the head, was not released pending notification of his Model agency in Milan, now run by t6 move to expensive New York house where George Washington is curbside vacuum leaf pickup. It has been estimated to family. his brother, only to eat too much City or elsewhere in search of said to have once visited, Piazzi add $56,790 to the budget. Ten civilians and five Israeli soldiers also were pasta>, put on weight and short- \ photographers who might, for a plans to employ a computer to The work will presumably keep town forces away killed and wounded in a clash between Israeli troops circuit their careers. price, take their pictures for the track his models around the world, ‘■A’*- from some other jobs during the six-week period. and local Shiite Moslems in the village of Nabatiyeh, “ Fat girls, too bad for them,” he “book” they need to find ^ork, moving them like pieces on a chess In past years leaf pickup or the lack of it has figured 45 miles south of Beirut, Beirut radio said. says. ” I can’t follow the world Piazzi picks out the ones he uiinks board from Munich to Madrid to in political controversy. around and tell them not to eat.” Marine spokesman Maj. Robert Jordan said the have potential and then brings wherever he can find them work. Under the traditional system being restored this Others have boyfriends, hus Marines fired two powerful Dragon missiles, M-16 everything and everyone else to “ No stop. Keep expanding. If I year, homeowners'should rake leaves to the street line them. bands, or babies that somehow get rifles and M-60 guns in response to the seven-hour am having a better quality of before the Monday of collection week. Nothing but attack launched from the southern Beirut Shiite slum He imports from New York three in the way. models, my models are going to leaves should be in the windrows. During the six-week of Hay el Sallom by militiamen using rocket-propelled or more experienced, professional work. Every month I can send 20 period, the trash collector will not pick up bagged grenades and small arms. photographers per session to pro EACH PAYS $3,500 for a week at girls to Japan, 10 to Italy, 10 to leaves. Jordan said two of the wounded Marines were beirg vide each woman with severai Hinchingham. an investment that France, 10 to Spain, 10 to Ger If it rains, the program will be delayed a few days treated aboard the USS Iwo Jima, one for serious different “ looks” to display in their could quickly seem inconsequen many,” he says. because the schedule is flexible and depends on the injuries to the head, chest and arms and the other for books. He also brings in profes tial if they have what it takes. work load and weather. concussion. A third Marine received minor shrapnel sional hair styiists, makeup artists Competitors, howeverr^laim that NANCY F A R L E Y is a skinny A complete list of streets and the dates pickup along wounds. The victims were not immediately identified. and wardrobe mistresses. Piazzi charges too much, then ties young woman of 22 who, in them will be advertised in Thursday’s Herald. The unidentified attackers also fired on a Marine And he provides Hinchingham, up the women for years with a matching print shoirts and top, The route to begin Oct 24 is mostly south of Hartford helicopter ambulance as it was ferrying the wounded as picturesque a backdrop as any long-term contract. looks like neither a former Miss Road. to the USS Iwo Jima, a helicopter carrier that is one of photographer would want, with “ When they pay $3,500, I ’m Delaware (which she was in 1982) Among the key streets in it are Adam Street South, Herald photo by Tarquinio 12 American warships patrolling off the coast of hay barns and farm animals and losing money,” Piazzi says. ” I nor a high-priced fashion model Bidwell Street, Birch Mountain Road, Gardner Street,. Lebanon, Jordan said. weathered wooden fences, a sandy make money from the commis (which, after her workshop this Hillstdwn Road, West Middle Turnpike from Broad After four straight days of attacks against UJ5. beach and even the lapping waters sions-after they get work.” summer, Piazzi and Sullivan insist Street to the East Hartford town line. New State Road, Dreaming of appie pies of the bay. peacekeepers. Marines were on Condition 2 alert Those who sign with Piazzi agree she will becom e). Spencer Street, Spring Street, and Wetherell Street. Monday — a high stage of readiness but not requiring For the closeup “ beauty” shots, ottn I to pay him a flat 20 percent of their "She looks like a Navy house The second route is- mostly east of Autumn Street. Tate Pastern aK of 216 Fern St. helped mother. Feme Pasternak, was one of the troops to remain in bunkers around the clock. he has converted one of the farm ’s future modeling fees, though the wife,” says Sullivan. “ But when Tha third is mc(SUyJa.thdndiWdildin Rolling Eark.- . Beirut radio said the clash at Nabatiyeh occurred stabies into a modern photo ~^Si8er apples Saturday tpm akei^pl^plds" mothers who helped supervise the figure could dip as low as 10 she walks in (in front of the The fourth is the central part of town. - when two grenades were hurled at an Israeli patrol graphers' studio, complete with for shut-ins, a project organized by the making of the pies. A local apple grower percent if the model works for cameras), she just bubbles. She’s The fifth is mostly around Broad Street. during a religious festival celebrated by an estimated brightly lit wardrobe and makeup another agency. got a ’can-do’ attitude.” The sixth is mostly the West End. Cornerstone Christian School. Tate’s donated the apples. 100,000 Shiite Moslems. room. But when Piazzi’s models work, ’Tm commercial, catalogues Israeli troops at first fired in the air but the crowds he makes money, and that is why and hands,” Ms. Farley says, pressed ahead, hurling stones and daggers at the ONE HINCHINGHAM photo his latest move is toward frankly describing her own ap soldiers, five of whom were killed or wounded, the grapher described the workshop computers. pearance as most suitable for J.C. Penney opts to fight NLRB charge radio said. There were 10 civilian casualties reported concept as “ humanitarian.” From - the stately brick farm- advertising, clothing catalogues by. the radio. and'any pictures that require long, Military spokesmen in Israel denied the report. graceful, beautiful hands. Bv James P. Sacks employee falsified his production him for "falsification of company expired. If he was fired illegally, the Prospects for Lebanon’s national reconciliation Tammy Gragg, 20, a truck Herald Reporter record. documents,” according to the pink slip company can be ordered to re-instate conference opening as scheduled dimmed wht.** driver’s wife from Huntington, The employee, former bjn- he w»as given when he was discharged. him. Suleiman Franjieh, leader of the Syrian-backed W.Va., talks with a twangy moun An employee fired from the J.C. replenishment clerk Thomas M. Top Topping said the alleged falsification Topping says he does not want to National Salvation Front, demanded cancelation of tain drawl, but has tumbling Penney Catalog Distribution Center ping, contends J.C. Penney had earlier involved inflating his productivity and return to work at Penney but wants it the Lebanese-Israeli May 17 security agreement as a blonde hair, a creamy complexion UPl photo this spring, who'lost his eye two days indicated it would settle the NLRB says the charge is without merit. ” I on the record that he left voluntarily. pre-condition for his participation. and that indescribable something after his job-relatted health insurance complaint, which would involve paying think they fabricated the whole thing,” The talks, due to open Thursday, are to group that only the camera — and Hinchingham mansion provides a pictu models are provided with a shortcut by lapsed, said today that the company his medical bills, but has now decided he says. In a recent brief filed with the NLRB, leaders of Lebanon’s 10 warring factions with Giorgio’s eye — seems to pick up. resque backdrop as Tammy Grass is getting a portfolio of professionally has decided to fight him before the to "m ake an example” of him by using He is seeking to force the company to Penney has asked for dismissal of the government representatives to formulate a plan to "She can.make a lot of money,” photographed by Paul Diener of New produced pictures in just one week. The National Labor Relations Board. The its legal staff to fight him before the re-instate him, pay him back for over complaint. It denies in the brief that the reunify the country, possibly by a fairer distribution predicts New York photographer NLRB has issued a complaint charging NLRB in a hearing Jan. 9 in Hartfbrd. $3,000 in medical expenses, and provide York, who has shot cover girls for major cost is $3,500. IT firing was for union activity. of power between the ruling minority Christians and Paul Diener after his first session the April 13 firing was (or union-related The NLRB complaint, issued Sept. an insurance settlement for the loss of The state Employment Security the majority Moslems. with a nervous Ms. Gragg. “ She’s magazines. At Hinchingham, would-be activity and therefore constituted an 30, alleges that Topping was fired for his right eye in a pitch-fork accident in Appeals Division already has found With Sunday’s Marine death, U.S. peace-keeping got a very nice, non-threatening unfair labor practice. The company taking part in a-Teamsters organizing his garden immediately after his Penney liable for unemployment be casualties rose to six dead and 52 wounded in the last denies the charge and says the drive. Penney, however, says it fired r . face. It is not going to threaten men hiked above her rigljt knee to show opponent. Skip Faulkner. shooting pictures of local weddings company-provided medical benefits nefits to Topping. year. and it's not going to threaten off startling maroon hose. Barbara can barely speak a and generally going nowhere. women. Therefore, she’s going to "G et the leg in a sexier posi word of English. She is a beautiful, Now, he suddenly finds himself in sell products, and that's the bottom tion.” demands Ms. Wiener. ■ raven-haired 19-year-old from Bo the midst of professionals, big line.” " I t ’s not a very sexy position to logna with the kind of body. money and beautiful women and Reagan picks McFarlane be in,” replies the 18-year-old Sullivan says can make an indeli can barely believe his good DIENER HAS SHOT covers for model as hay snags her stockings ble impression "in a $3 Fruit-of- fortune. other major magazines, but at and the 95-degree heat makes it the-Loom T-shirt.” Hinchingham he is paid the stand repeatedly necessary for an aide to She won a contest in Italy to • "This is like the Irish Sweep- ard $150 daily rate for photo pat her perspiring forehead dry attend one of Piazzi’S workshops, stakes for me,” he says. as new se^rity adviser graphers. He says he could earn with tissues. and now the maestro insists she is 'It is just such combinations — a more, but does it for the challenge destined for international Maryland farm er’s son, an Italian and the change-of-pace. IT TURNS OUT Julie Peterson stardom. beauty, a New York photographer, WASHINGTON (UPl) — President Reagan will The national security appointment does not require "During the workshops,” says has a figure too ample, too busty to - Faulkner, 26, is Piazzi’s (lark- the blonde wife of a West Virginia choose Middle East envoy Robert McFarlane for his confirmation. Sullivan, " I see these girls go from make it as a model. She leaves room man, the wild-eyed son of a truck driver — that Piazzi brings national security adviser, replacing Interior Reagan surprised even his closest aides Thursday caterpillar to butterfly.” Hinchingham after two days, her farmer from nearby Centreville, together every evening for dinner. Secretary-designate William Clark, an aide says. by announcing the nomination of Clark to succeed Some of the wromen, however, thoughts shifting toward trying her Md., who is nicknamed "the mole” ' Reagan infor James Watt as interior secretary, hoping to beat news UPt photo never make the transition. Piazzi sits at one.end of the long talents as an actress. because his laboratory'is set up In mally passed leaks. Julie Peterson, a tall, handsome table; Kire, the former model who Giorgio Piazzi, who believes he is turning the the cellar of the big house. He is the the word to top McFarlane, Clark’s deputy as well as Reagan’s blonde from Aberdeen, Md., is led last year became his third wife At the faded pool table in the only "local” involved In the advisers that he special Middle East envoy, was in Washinmon for a multi-billion-dollar international fashion modeling in by Baltimore photographer Ellen andarecently gave birth to his barn which Piazzi has converted workshop part of Hinchingham's had decided to series of top-level meetings to re-evaluate U.S. policy dustry on its ear, is photographed with Barbara- Wiener to a cow barn and asked to fourth child (her first), sits at the into a ''clubhouse," Barbara Giac- operations. / name McFar in the Middle East and regain the peace initiative in balance herself on one leg while other: 20to2Sotherssitinbetween. Giacomone, 19. She won a contest in Italy to attend one ' Omone takes careful aim with her lane, a retired the turbulent region. propping the other awkwardly on a of Piazzi's workshops. cue. Across the table — but, in BEFORE MEETING Piazzi, "I like big tables, always,” , Marine colonel, Another meeting, following up sessions held Friday bale of hay. Her black dress is other ways, worlds apart — is her Faulkner was earning a few bucks Piazzi says. to the key for and Saturday, was to be held today by Secretary of eign policy State George Shultz, Weinberger, Clark and other 39 million Americans do it making posi specialists as a prelude to a major National Security tion. Reagan I*,-...- ■ Council meeting Tuesday on the Middle East. rejected U.N. Mrs. Kirkpatrick has indicated she does not want to Ambassador remain in New York and definitely would not remain Jeane Kirkpa at the U.N. if Reagan wins re-election. She was Rotler skating good for you, and better than Jogging trick, who con expected to accept a position that would keep her in servatives had Washington. Reagan values her advice, particularly recommended on Central American affairs. I for the job. "The president has a well-known interest in getting Bv Deborah VVormser five years and a former world position it retained in 1982. all over the world. I got to see a lot Kneisley said. The - 20-year-old Ity when the disco roller skating There also her advice and counsel and would like to continue to do United Press International champion in both speed and "A t Colorado Springs we learned of things I would never have seen junior at Bowling Green State craze peaked in 1982. has been talk that,” an aide sqid. artistic events. things like weight training, tech without the sport and got to meet University said skating led to her "But it wasn’t a fad that fizzled, about Ms. Kirk Clark, who requires Senate confirmation for his new FORT WORTH, Texas - An "When I was skating in the early nique and sports rnedicine, such as interesting people.” decision to study public relations. like the hula-hoop,” he said. ” A lot patrick taking job, has been doing his homework with briefing books estimated 39 million Americans 1950s, there were about 500 contest ' i T diet and keeping body fat down,” Tina Kneisley, of Marlon, Ohio, of people stayed with it.” another post on prepared for him on the wide-ranging responsibilities participate in a sport which is used ants at the national champion Wahlig said. took third place in the artistic " I would say I ’m a pretty "R oller skating is a good cardio the White of the Interior Department. to sell Kool-Aid and cupcakes. Is ships,” he said. "That figure has Dean Huffman, a two-time gold singles competition in Fort Worth outgoing person,” she said. "T o be vascular exercise,” he said. "And H o u se staff Shultz, who has differed with Clark in recent weeks, ' endorsed by the American Heart grown fivefold. We have more medalist at the world meet, took up and will represent the United able to go out there and compete you don’t have the shock to the where she can Robert McFarlane was expected to move into the position of Reagan’s Association and can be done while people competing and everyone is skating at age 9 and spent two States for the sixth time at the before all those people and strut knees that you do with jogging counsel the No. 1 foreign policy adviser if McFarlane does disco dancing. better. The more numbers you hours a day on wheels during his World Championships in Fort your stuff for the judges, you have because you are gliding.” president on foreign affairs "but I don’t think succeed Clark. It is roller skating. have, the higher the quality.” childhood. Worth Oct. 19-22. to be aggressive and willing to put Haraid photo by Pinto anything is set,” another aide said. The 2,500 hard core rink rats who Wahlig said growing knowledge " I really enjoyed it,” he said. " I "W e compete in the artistic youself forward and give it every Sports physiologists at the "The president wants to name McFarlane,’.’ said an came to Fort Worth recently for about the sport contributed to the feel more comfortable on my events just like you would see on thing you’ve got. Personality on American Heart Association, Critical yardage aide, who requested anonymity. "H e thinks he's the the 1983 United States Amateur United States men’s team’s pheno skates than on my feet.” the ice,” she said. “ It’s very the floor is a definite advantage.” which endorses the sport, estimate right man for the job.” Inside Today Roller Skating Championships are menal rise in world speed skating. Huffman, who retired from the slhiilar, but you have different Past competitions have taken that skating at a moderate speed The aide said Defense Secretary Caspar Wein proof that interest in the sport is In 1978, the United States men’s sport at 23, works for a wheel points of balance. Because we have her to Portugal, West Germany, burns at least 500 calories an hour. Manchester junior .quaneroacK Jim Hickey with 3:43 left for a 6-0 victory berger and CIA Director William Casey had to A d v ic e ...... 17 L o t t e r v ...... growing. A re a t o w n s ...... speed team was 12th in the world. manufacturer in Santa Barbara, four wheels, we can do things you N e^ Zealand, Colombia, Japan, ’ ‘The Heart Association looks (or Fogarty heads up field for critical over Conard. The win gives the assured McFarlane will have the same direct access ...... 9 Obituaries ...... 10 "People have found that it is a In 1979, American skaters began Calif., and manages to get in a can't really do on the ice.” Italy and Puerto Rico. B usiness...... 20 O p in io n ...... lifetime sports — activities a yardage in Saturday's COIL battle of to Reagan that Clark had in the post. C la s s ifie d ...... real sport they can participate in,” working out at the U.S. Olympic- couple of hours skating a day. She has skated competitively 15 George Pickard, general secre Manchester High School Indians sole .18-19 P e o p le to lk ...... 2 person could continue through "They have been assured that their voices will be Com ics ...... 8 S p o rts ...... said Charles Wahlig, coach at both Training Center in Colojjado " I wanted to stay as close as years. tary of the U.S. Amateur Confeder unbeatens against Cqnard High. at possession of first place in the COIL...... 11-14 adulthood,” Pickard said. heard in the White House,” the aide said^Their Entertainment...... 17 T e le v is io n ...... 8 the Pan American Games and the Springs, Colo., and, by 1981, the "R eally I ’ve been on skates since possible to the sport,” he said. "It ation of Roller Skating, "SaijL^the "H ave you ever seen a Jogger Memorial Field. Fogarty tossed a 5-yard Story and more pioctures on page 11. concerns were "momentary” the aide said, "and I F o c u s ___ \ ...... 1 S -17 W e a t h e r ...... 2 World Skating Championships for team had moved to first place — a enabled me to do a lot of traveling I was 10 months old,” Miss sport reached its height of p o ^ a r- sm ile?” he asked. touchdown pass to tight end Don would expect an announcement pretty soon.”