Strikers prepare to vote Violence plagues Greyhound runs /
By Harriett Hindman Greyhound was asking the courts to restrict the United Press International number of pickets around its terminals, a move to prevent further violence. PHOENIX, Ariz. — Sporadic violence flared Friday The Amalgamated Council of Greyhound Local 9 as striking Greyhound workers, trying to halt buses Unions made no recommendation on the latest driven by non-union drivers, prepared to vote on a new contract proposal, but union leaders were clearly contract offer which would cut drivers' wages by dissatisfied. more than $40 a week. "W e're going to do everything we can to keep it from Demonstrators apparently pushed a man in front of passing,” said one local president as he left the a moving bus in Boston and scattered egg-throwing meeting. incidents were reported, but only a few strikers were Another local president said the company's arrested. A bomb scare halted a bus in California. insistence on a pay cut "is out of greed, not need." More than 130 pickets wound up in jail Thursday The local officials carriedThe proposal back to their when Greyhound took'to the highways for the first members, with the vote scheduled to be completed no time since 12,500 workers went on strike Nov.-3. Union later-than Nov. 29. leaders met in Scottsdale, Ariz., and reluctantly voted Police increased their forces at terminals across to submit a new proposal to the rank-and-file. the country after Thursday's violence. A bus bound They said the latest offer included a 7.8 percent pay for San Francisco from Sacramento was halted cut, compared with the 9.5 percent wage reduction Friday when an anonymous telephone caller which was rejected before the strike began. Tbe new identifying himself as a striker said a bomb was offer would mean a loss of $150 to $175 a month to the aboard. A check of the bus showed nothing. average driver, the unions said. Greyhound also was using charter buses on some routes, making it more difficult for strikers to spot them. With 150 police in riot gear looking on, demonstra tors in Boston, where more, than 50 arrests were made Thursday, watched Friday's first bus leave without Education board incident. But when a second bus pulled out, protesters caught between it and another bus began pushing and re-elects Seader shoving. A man, apparently pushed in front of the bus, was hit.- He was treated at a hospital and released. N Demonstrators smashed both 'headlights and a as its chairman window of a bus leaving Dulutb, Minn. When the driver of one of the two security escort vehicles got out to go to the driver's aid. the demonstrators stole the By James P. Sacks keys to the car. Herald Reporter In Seattle, another hot spot on Thursday, noisy demon.strators let buses escorted by helmeted police Democratic Chairman Leonard E. Seader was officers depart a few minutes late. re-elected, two new members were sworn in and Although some buses ran empty and others with less Joseph V. Camposeo was named secretary at a than a dozen passengers aboard. Greyhound meeting of the Manchester Board of Education spokesman Kathy Davidson said the company was pleased with the resumption of limited service. It Friday night; The 15-minute meeting was the board's Herald photo by Tarquinio first since the Nov.8 municipal election. planned to expand to about 1.000 locations in "three or Seader, a vice president at First Hartford Realty four weeks." Go., has been a school board member since 1977 and The company estimated about 6,000 people rode on Captivating artist hM chaired the board since 1980. He was re-elected to the first 500 buses to run Thursday. another three-year term in the election. Greyhound chairman John W. Teets sajd he was Storyteller Gail Herman of Woodstock faculty. She kept the students spellb- pleased the union leadership had agreed to send the Camposeo, also a Democrat, will replace fellow entranced students at the Keeney Street lound and at the edge of their seats party member Peter A . Crombie, who was defeated in latest proposal to the members. V the election, as board secretary. A purchasing agent “ Our employees will ndw finally have the School Friday with her tales of mystery throughout stories about everything for the Travelers Insurance Cos., Camposeo joined opportunity to vote on their own futures. " he said. and intrigue from around the world. Ms. from villains to heroes. She is writing a the board in 1977 and has since been elected twice. His "The new proposal doesn't change our decision to Herman spun her hypnotic web through book on the art of “organic storytelling.” term expires in 1985. run the bus company. Greyhound Lines is up. it's Board member Richard W. Dyer, an attorney, running and it will continue to do so during the two periods at the school to the delight More pictures on page 3. swore in Seader and new Republican board members employee voting period.” of the assembled student body and Gloria D. DellaFera and Bernice “ Bunny" Cobb at the meeting. On Nov. 8, Seader, Mrs. DellaFera and Mcs. Cobb were elected to fill terms running from 1983 to 1986. Manchester famiiy needs financiai heip Three incumbents — Republican H.John Malone and Democrats Dyer and Susan L. Perkins — won terms from 1984 to 1987. The GOP gained one seat in the election, leaving the board with a 5-4 Democratic majority. Allan Levy awaits heart transplant Mrs. Cobb, a former teacher at Verplanck School who retired last summer, was the highest vote-getter Bv Susan Plese chapter of I'NICO National, a service among candidates for the school board in the election. Herald Reporter group, has pledged $500 to the family in Mrs. DellaFera is a former member of the Board of hopes that others will rise to the Directors who retired in 1981. She is an executive * Allan L. Levy, 55, of 26 Florence St. is challenge. secretary at the Travelers. i. - " waiting for a new heart. Before he can It was something of a coincidence Dyer said jokingly the meeting was "the shortest in get one, though, he has to get to a that I'NICO got involved at all. The the history of the Manchester school board." transplant center. .And that costs group gives $14,000 a.year to charity, The votes electing Camposeo as secretary and money. primarily to mental health, according Seader as chairman were both unanimous. Levy and his wife, Edwina, plan to go to president Leo Diana. Heart trans Dyer, in nominating Seader, said he had provided to the University of Pittsburgh Medical plant surgery does not exactly fit into “ exemplary service" to the board and to Manches School in Pennsylvania on Thursday so the organization's goals. ter's students during his time as chairman. The Levy can be evaluated as a possible But Diana also happens to be nomination was seconded by David Dampier Jr., a heart transplant recipient. principal at Nathan Hale School. .And Republican, and no others were offered. The Thanksgiving Day trip may the Levy's daughter. Lisa. 10, is a After the vote, Superintendent of Schools Dr. James mean Levy will stay in Pittsburgh for fifth-grade student there. Diana had P. Kennedy handed Seader the gavel and said, "It's a the surgery. been aware of the father's ill-health for vote and so ordered." "1 can't tell, " he says. "They might several yei\rSj_ ,^;“ I think we’re going to have a good year," Seader keep me there. It depends on the "Charity begins at home," says said. "W e'll all be working hard in the next few availability of a donor.” If no donor is Diana, "A ll agreed that although it months.” * found over the weekend, he will return didn't come under our goals, we could Seader said he would prepare apppointments for the to Manchester Nov. 26 or 27 to await a help a local person live. board's various committees by its next meeting on 9 call from the hospital. Nov.28. Two of the committees — the building "What we're hoping, is that other committee and tbe sites and transportation commit THERE'S A SNAG to the family's civic organizations or citizens will kick tee — will be merged, Seader said, to make them more plans, however. Levy has been bedrid in. They all have their pet charities, but effective. The other three committees are planning, X den since August, and he is unable to maybe they can . . . give a little bit.” curriculum, and personnel and finance. make the trip on a commercial airliner. Shortly after the UNICO pledge. Camposeo was nominated for secretary by fellow The family must hire an air ambulance Temple Beth Sholom followed suit. Democrat Francis A. Maffe Jr. The nomination was for $4,500. Medical insurance won't pay They also have contributed $500, Lisa is seconded by Mrs. Perkins and was the only one put for the cost, and the bill must be paid by also a student at the temple school. forward. Tuesday. In accepting the position, Camposeo said his service Getting Levy to Pittsburgh is only LE VY SUFFERED a heart attack in had been “ a learning experience.” “ It's a great part of the struggle. " I f he's accepted 1969, his wife says, but apparently system to be part of," he said. we come home and wait and then recovered. Then on May 17 he suffered All who attended the meeting congratulated new scramble again (when a donor is a cardiac arrest, and on June 5, while members Mrs. DellaFera and Mrs. Cobb. found)," says Mrs. Levy, still in the hospital, he suffered another The family also will need motley for cardiac arrest. In August a decision Mrs. Levy's living expenses while she was made to seek transplant surgery. U is in Pittsburgh with her husband. "When they found that nothing could She'll slay in Pittsburgh at least a be done for me in Manchester, they Inside Today month. contacted the only hospital within a Surgery, hospitalization and follow reasonable distance that would take 20 pages, 2 sections, someone 55,” Levy says. Most hospi 2 advertising supplements up care will probably cost in excess of $100,000. Mrs. Levy says. Insurance tals will not take heart transplant Herald photo by Pinto patients over 40, he adds, ' A dvlc«...... 13 L o tte ry ...... 2 will pay part of the cost of the B u iln e ii...... J...18 Obituaries...... 10 hospitalization, which is estimated at Checks to aid the Levy family may be ClassKlad...... 18-19 O pinion...... 6 Allan L. Levy of 26 Florence St. and his wife, Edwina, will leave ' $65,000. But it won't pay- for the made out to the Allan Levy Fund, in Churches ...... 14 Peopletalk...... 2 Thursday for the Pittsburgh Medical School in Pennsylvania care of the Manchester chapter of ...... 15-17 surgery. C om ics...... 9 S p o rts ...... UNICO National. P.O. Box 803, Man Entertainment ...... 7-8 Television ...... 7-9 where Levy will be evaluated as a possible heart transplant Two local Organizations are going to patient. * „ help the family. The Manchester chester, Ct., 06040, MANCIIKSTKK HKK \U), S.iliinlov. Nov l« 19B.1 - 3 i! - MANC'in-:STr:H HKHAU). Siilmdiiv. Nov. lil. 1!)KH P e o p le ta lk Weather Manchester In Brief Today’s forecasts Jett-setting Connecticut, Massachusetts and Dinner honors Penny Joan'Jett and Ihr Blackhoarts were deputized' Rhode Island; Saturday mostly Town Director Stephen T. Penny took some by Davidson County Sheriff Fate Thomas during sunny. Highs 45 to 50. Increasing good-natured gibes from guests at a dinner in his cloudiness Saturday night with c their stay in Nashville. honor Friday night, and he won a tribute from Thomas issued a prodamation that despite the chance of rain in western sections . Republican Director Peter DlRosa Jr. band's “ Bad Reputation" (the title of their first by Sunday morning. Lows 25 to 35 Alluding to the old adage about fooling some of album), he would make them deputies of rock 'n' with a chance of the rain starting the people all of the time and all of the people roll. Jett and the band were so plea.sed with their as freezing ruin in the Berkshires. some-of the time, DiRosa said of Penny: "Steve new shields that they kept arresting each other Sunday cloudy with a chance of never tries to fool any of the people any of the time while on their tour bus. occasionai rain: Highs in the 40s. and most of the people come to realize that In They even planned a trick on the members of Vermont: Considerable sun time.” Loverboy, who were headlining the Nashville shine Saturday and not so cold. Earlier DiRosa said he had come to the event concert. "Let's go in their dressing room, pullout Highs in the 40s. Considerable under the impression it was a retirement party. badges and arrest Loverboy," Jett said. "... for cloudiness with chance of rain That was apparently an allusion to the fact that disturbing the peace,", snow and sleet changing to all rain Penny, who was high vote-getter in his party and -in the south Saturday night. Lows thus mayor tor three t^rms, did not receive the in the 20s to around 30. Cloudy high vote in the recent election and will be elected Sunday with a chance of mixed deputy mayor at the organizational meeting of precipitation changing to all rain. the new board Monday night. Quote of the day Highs in the 40s. Director William Diana said he and his wife Maine: Partly to mostly sunny James A. Michener believes people must came to the party because they have so much Saturday, Highs near 30 north to respect for Penny who, he said, is "always fair evaluate themselves to succeed. The novelist toid the low 40s southwest. Fair Satur Mostly sunny In Connecticut Success magazine: Jackie goes to court and honest." day night except clouding up with a Saturday mostly sunny. Highs 45 to 50. Northwest winds afovnd 10 Penny, in thanking guests and supporters, said "To me. the se Court official clears the path for Jackie Onassis chance of freezing rain by morning cret, of life is simply mph: Saturday night clear but with increasing clouds late at night. that he asked his campaign manager, former Thursday at Manhattan Supreme Court, where west coast. Lows in the teens and Lows around 30. Light variable winds. Sunday cloudy with a chance mayor John Thompson, to run the campaign just to utilize one's tal the former First Lady was fighting to block future 20s. Clouding up north and east and ents. Not to the of occasional rain. Highs 45 to 50. Today's weather piclu re was drawn as he had run campaigns for himself. publication of an ad which features a Jackie a chance of rain south west Sunday. by Michael Embser, 9, of 45 Goodwin St., a fourth-grade student at The problem. Penny quipped, vuffs that , maximum, neces lookalike. Highs in the 30s and 40s. sarily. Very few of Bowers School. Thompson had in mind his campaign of 1982. New Hampshire: Mostly sunny That was when Thompson lost to Republican us do. I have known Saturday, Highs from near 30 maybe three or four '2 9 77 Elsie Swensson in a bidlor election to the House of north to the low 40s south. Clouding Representatives. people who have up with a chance of freezing rain by :3o.oo constructively util What people are saying Sunday morning south and mostly ized all the talent "The whole sex-symbol thing is absurd. It clear north Saturday night. Lows .^MINNEAPOLISW'^ \ AG promotes Tedford that God gave them in the teens and 20s. Clouding up to a coefficient of would be ridiculous if I started buying that stuff. And if'macho' and 'hunk' and32othertitlescome north and a chance of rain south Connecticut Attorney General Joseph I. Lieber- about 95 percent." Sunday. Highs in the 30s and 40s. man recently announced the promotion of He named two — with that of sex .symbol, I don't want it at all." — Tom Sclleck, actor, on his image. (Playboy) Manchester Director Kenneth N. Tedford to former CBS presi SAN FRANCISCO_ Attorney General 4. dent Frank Stanton Tedford will work in the Environmental and and William F. "We've always been known as a big-play team. Extended outlook VFAIR We're not afraid to swing for the fences. A lot of Health Regulation Department. Buckley — and con Extended outlook for New Eng LOS ANGELES •ATLANTA His promotion was part of a reorganization of tinued: "I come in teams play not to lose; we play to win. There's a big difference." land Monday through Wednesday: the attorney general’s office recommended by a at about 60 percent. Connecticut, Massachusetts and LOWEST DALLAS panel which studied the office for six months. — Ray Willsey, TEMPERATURES That's pretty high. 1 Rhode Island: A chance of rain Tedford, who replaced Rep. James R. McCava- assistant' coach, on NEW » MIAMI Spellbound don't have that James Michener Monday and a chance of showers r30 ORLEA^'S nagh on the town Board of Directors in 1982, won overdrive, in which how the lyFL Los /. Angeles Raiders o r . flurries on Tuesday. Fair 30 IfOfNO • re-election Nov. 8. you keep shifting gears until you are in some students win so many foot weather Wednesday. High temper- He is a graduate of Upper Iowa University and free-floating zone. So many people, though, come ball games. •atures in the 40s to low 50s. Lx)ws 50 ^nAw I,* .* .|twow the University of Connecticut School of Law, Among those who were in at 20 percent. Some people don't even begin to mostly in the upper 20s to the 30s. A lifelong Manchester resident, Tedford lives use their talents," 50 FLOW mesmerized by the organic "I've always felt Vermont: Chance of showers at 47 Bobby Lane with his wife, Donna, and son. that the more of a Monday. Fair Tuesday and Wed UPI WEATHER FOTOCAST Kevin. folktales of Gail Herman woman is active in nesday. Highs in the 40s to iow 50s. (bottom left) Friday at Kee life. Same as a man, Lows In the 30s. National forecast New branch is being buiit ney Street School were Maine and New Hampshire: the more interesting third-graders Andrea Turris she is to be around." Rain likely Monday. Chance of For period ending 7 a m. EST Saturday. Tonight, rain will move across Construction of the new Manchester State Bank — Clint East- showers south and flurries north the north Pacific coast as well as throughout the area from the Lakes branch on Spencer Street is well under way, bank (top left), and Ann Harding wood, actor, who is Tuesday. Fair Wednesday. Lows southward into the lower Mississippi Valley. Elsewhere, generally fair president Nathan G. Agostinelli said Friday. (top right). Third-grader known for tough- in the upper 20s and 30s. Highs 35 to weather should prevail. Minimum temperatures include; (approxi The bank is moving its branch to a new building Heather Heather Pennell guy roles. (Red- 45 north and 45 to .55 south. mate maximum readings in parenthesis): Atlanta 48(69), Boston at 185 Spencer St. from its current location inside Tom Selleck book) the Edwards Food Warehouse nearby. (bottom right) learned to 35(49). Chicago 40(56). Cleveland 42(65), Dallas 51(64). Denver Agostinelli said he expects the move to the new,' dance like a chicken, ac 20(42), Duluth 26(46), Houston 54(76), Jacksonville 45(78), Kansas full-service branch to ^ complete by the end of "If you want to say he was a bully and was ^Weather radio City 35(53), Little Rock 52(68), Los Angeles 53(75), Miami 59(60), companying the theme of a vulgar and blew his stack from time to time, 1983 story. Ms. Herman told tales that's ail right. But th ere are two things you can The National Weather Service Minneapolis 28(44), New Orleans 56(64), New York 41(51), Phoenix 40(71), San Francisco 43(62). Seattle 39(50), St. Louis 45(61), Wa from around the world for definitely say about Johnson: He was not dumb, broadcasts 24-hour continuous ‘A charade/ Zinsser says and he'ws,not a buffoon." weather information on 162.475 shington 43(63). two hours Friday. Ms. Her — Jack Valenti, former assistant to President mHz in Hartford, 162,55 mHz in State Sen. Carl A. Zinsser, R-Manchester, says man mimes, chants, sings, New London and 162.40 mHz in Johnson, reacting to how LB J ws portrayed on the 84 million preliminary budget submitted to and moves in time to the film in “ The Right Stuff." Meriden. Gov. William A. O’Neill last week' is "nothing but a political charade that amounts to a waste of tales she tells. They come "When I get turned down for a part, I just turn time and taxpayers’ money." from places such as China, my sights to some “We go through this every year,” Zinsser says. Puerto Rico, Africa and thing else — I do a "First we see a ’prelirhinary’ budget, then the Vietnam. Organic storytell campaign stop . , 0 ' governor sends it back ’aghast’ at the spending I'm totally self- Lottery requests. The whole process is a joke.” ing, says Ms. Herman, is "an supporting. Actu Zinsser says evidence of this is that no art nearly lost in our cultural ally, I'm supporting comprehensive bridge and road repair plan was addiction to TV. She has my dad.' Connecticut daily included in the preliminary proposal. worked for the Creative Arts Redfords attend exhibit — Eleanor Mon "To even come forward with a budget calling dale, daughter of Friday: 489 for an 11.2 percent increase — without even in Education program at the Actor Robert Redford and his daughter, Democratic presi including road repairs — is too laughable to Eugene O’Neill Theater Shauna, attend an e x h i^ of mountain photo dential hopeful Wal Play Four: 5411 consider serious," says the 4th District legislator. Center in Waterford for the graphs at the International Center for Photo ter Mandate, on her L o tto ; 25-21-33-14-28-11 past five years. graphy in New York Thursday. Redford chaired efforts to break into the event to benefit the center. show business. She New appointments slated Herald photos by Tarquimo lives in I,os Angeles. other numbers drawn Friday in The Board of Directors has been asked to New England; appoint four students to the Commission on Cybill Shepherd Rhode Island daily: 3240. "4-47 Children and Youth when it meets Tuesday. ^ "No, no, I can't Jackpot" numbers: 34-46-26-27. Satellite view The four are Sandra Bowles, Rachel Scheibler, Giimpses eat that . . . too many calories. I might wind up Maine daily: 395. Vivian Dawson and Michelle Cote. looking like Elizabeth." Vermont daily: 261. Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 3 a m EST shows Their confirmation was requested by Chair; Congress has approved and sent to the White — Debbie Reynolds, actress, taking a verbal Massachusetts daily: 7557. frontal clouds blanketing the mid Mississippi Valley into the central man Gregory C. Kane, who stepp^ down House legislation awarding a special gold medal stab at Elizabeth Taylor while refusing a portion New Hampshire daily: 4683. and northern Plains. A developing storm system is bringing clouds to Wednesday at a commission meeting. to Danny Thomas for his "humanitarian efforts" of strawberry rake at a Las Vegas restaurant. New Hampshire Sweepstakes: the Southwest and central Rockies. Due to a high pressure system, The new adult chairwoman will be Corinne in aiding gravely ill children ... 32809 Red. the Southeast has mostly clear skies. Longo and Miss Scheibler is to serve as youth The Smothers Brothers will guest-host the Dec. "We've got this unfortunate country-ciub co-chairwoman, the commission decided Sedition of NgC's "Saturday Night Live" ... image that makes it appear most Republican's Wednesday. East Side Rec available as shelter site Steve Baskerville has been named weather ride around in Mercedes Benzes and eat quiche. reporter for CBS Early Morning News and CBS There's just too many many lunch-bucket types.. Morning News .. . that feel that way about us," ’ Almanac O ’Neill appoints Werbner A room in the East Side Recreation Center is In the memorandum, Weiss says there is separate Street site Wednesday were Barbara B. Weinberg, available for use as a shelter for homeless and the access to the room from the Bennet quadrangle and it Stephen T. Penny and Joan Lingard. John Kenneth Galbraith will deliver a lecture to — Sen. Paul Laxalt, R-Nev., on the inability of Assistant General Manager Steven R. Werbner Board of Directors will be asked Tuesday to decide can be isolated from the rest of the normal recreation The six against were William T. Diana, Peter the Royal Institute of British Architects in his party to woo more working-class voters. was recently appointed to the Commission on whether to use it for that purpose. facilities. DiRosa Jr., Stephen T. Cassano, James F. Fogarty, London on Nov. 21 ... the end of World War One, Fire Prevention and Control by Gov. William A. actress Gene Tierney in 1920, and An informal canvass of incoming directors Friday Kenneth N. Tedford and Arnold Kleinschmidt. Jerry Lewis will host the Nov, 19 edition of "In Memphis, they think of women as children, Today, Nov. 19 In 1977, Egyptian President O’Neill. "We feel that this would satisfy all of the needs of the entertainer Dick Smothers in 1939. night showed a majority in favor of the East Side Rec Kleinschmidt and Mrs, Lingard did not run for NBC's "Saturday Night Live'!,... but the>‘-treat them well. In Hollywood, they think Anwar Sadat tegan an historic On this date in history: Werbner will represent the Connecticut Confer town for an emergency shelter without undue Today is Saturday, Nov. 19, the as a shelter site. relection. They will be replaced on the board by David Dukes ha5.arrived in New York to begin of women a^children.’butthey treat them badly." visit to Israel-occupied Jerusalem, ence of Municipalities on the commission. He interference with other recreational activities," he 323rd day of 1983 with 42 to follow. In 1272, Edward the First was The outgoing board Wednesday rejected, by a 6-3 Eleanor D. Coltman and Donna R. Mercier. filming Tiis role opposite Jaclyn Smith in the CBS — Cybill Shepherd, actress, who currently is a mission of Arab-Israeli peace proclaimed King of England. replaces Charles Kellner of Norwich, who has said. working in Memphis, Tenn., as the star of a new The moon is approaching its full that won him international praise vote, an administration proposal that the former Lutz Weiss says in his memo that the East Side Rec site movie "Sentimental Journey," a Lucille Ball resigned. has been viewed by representatives of the Manchester production... prime-time soap, "Yellow Rose.” phase. as 1977 "Man of the Year," In 1780, Britain declared war on Children's Museum on Cedar Street be used us Among the objections raised Wednesday to the The morning stars are Venus, Holland. ‘BIz’ goes to convention shelter. Cedar Street location was that the site would be close Area Conference of Churches and town agencies and Mars and Saturn. A thought for the day: Abraham In 1945, 24 German leaders went The directors told General Manager Robert B. to the Mahoney Recreation Center and to' the everything seems to be in order for its use. The evening stars are Mercury Lincoln said: "No man is good on trial at Nuremberg before the State Rep. Elsie "B iz" Swensson, R- Weiss to go back over other sites that had been Washington Elementary School. That arguments was If the board approves the move Tuesday, Weiss says and Jupiter. enough to govern another man International War Crimes Manchester, is attending the national convention considered earlier to sec if a suitable one could be advanced both by some residents of the neighborhood he feels it can be ready for occupancy by Dec. 5. Those born on this date are under without that other’s consent." Tribunal. of the Easier Seal Society in New Orleans, La. found. and by some of the directors who voted against it. Meanwhile, a shelter is being provided temporarily the sign of Scorpio. They include In 1968, explosion and fire The convention began Wednesday and ends In a memorandum to the directors Friday. Weiss The three directors who voted in favor of the Cedar at Community Baptist Church, Charles the First, King of Great entombed 78 men in a coal mine at Sunday. says that in a re-search of the Bennet school complex, Britain, in 1600, James Abram Farmington, West Virginia. Mrs. Swensson, a director and secretary of the the room became available through the cooperation of Garfield, 20th president of the Sunday, Nov. 20 Connecticut Easter Seal Society, is attending at the Board of Education. United States, in 1752, entertainer In 1975, Generalissimo Fran her own expense, she said,^ He told the Herald the room is being used by the Dick Cavett in 1936, and actress Sunday, Nov. 20, is the 324th day cisco Franco of Spain died. Also on She said among the concerns she plans to Board of Education, but only for storage of furniture, Jodie Foster in 1962. of 1983 with 4Pto follow. that day, Ronald Reagan an address are the society’s relationship with other which can be moved. On this date in history; „ The moon is in its full phase. nounced his candidacy for the private and public agencies serving persons with In 1863, President Abraham The morning stars are Venus, Republican presidential nomina disabilities; legislation that would grant 9 Lincoln delivered the Gettysburg Mars and Saturn. tion in 1976. "deemed status" to certain outpatient facilities Address on a Civil War battlefield The evening stars are Mercury certified by the Commission on Accreditation of r /upcKutrl in Pennsylvania. and Jupiter. A thought for the day; 19th Rehabilitation Facilities; and ensuring handi In 1874, the National Women’s capped access on a limited basis to all polling .. . r • Those born on this date are under Century American artist writer lEAF PICKUP Christian Temperance Union was the sign of Scorpio. They include James Whistler said, "Tw o and places and registration sites during federal uie cuk hoir for your ego not our/. organized in Cleveland, Ohio. German physicist Otto von Gu two continue to make four, in spite elections. * In 1919, the U-S "Senate rejected ericke in 1602, American botanist of. the whine of the amateur for the Treaty of Versailles drawn up John Merle Coulter in 1851, com three, or the cry of the critic for NOTICE by the Paris peace conference at mentator Alistair Cooke in 1908, five." Cheney item before board The town Board of Directors Tuesday will consider an amendment to an ordinance that, if Beginning on Monday, uMflT 15 n yupcfcut ? passed, would lead the developers of the Clock i/ Cu/kom Dt^/igned Manchester Herald Mill and Manchester Modes buildings to apply for November 21st Town n /vpercut building permits, according to the town general i/ PrecUion Cuk Richard M. Diamond, Publisher manager. Forces will return tb fl/vpcrcut Both of the old Cheney Mill buildings are slated n^vpercut i/Q Pini/hed Produck I USPS 327-500 for conversion to apartments. Route I, (area South of VOL. cm. No. 43 General Manager Robert B. Weiss said in his comments on the board’s agenda items that n/vpcrcut i/ for fneo kilomen ft'diHdren Published dally except Sunday and certain holldavsbv SuQgetted carrier rates areS1.20 weekiw « « lofnr Hartford Rd.), for curb- the Manchester Publishing Co., 16 Bralnard Place, development would begin if the language in an for three months, 130.70 for slx^onths orJd ordinance on deferred assessment for rehabili g / v p e r o A 1/ Beoukiful * Manchester, Conn. 06040. Second class postage paid at 861.40 tor one yeor. Moll rotes a^a y o lla b le o n ? w u w t Manchester, Conn. POSTM ASTER: Send address ta te real estate was clarified. New'wording has side vacuum pick up of , DPI photo changes to the Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, Monchester, Conn. 06040. To place a classified or display advertisement nr tn been recommended by Assistant Town'Attorney ond..Q yupereui 1/ oluioy/ hn” *** Rom, sforyor picture Idea, call 6^2711 William J. Shea. Leaves. All leaves must To subscribe,, or to report a delivery problem, call Friday.*^" ° » Monday th r^ g h The wording of the 1981 ordinance is “ a barrier Today In history 647-9946. Office hours are 8:30 a.m. toS:30p.m. Mondov through Fridoy and 7 to 10 a.m. Saturday. Delivery to the conversion of the Cheney Mills and if left In be out by 7 AM Monday The Manchester Herald Is a subscriber to United Prea. HOURS n Q. -r 384-A W. MIDDLE TURNPIKE should be made by 5 p.m. Monday through Friday and by plach (it) would be difficult to allocate benefits to 649-2411 MON f Rl 9 8 On Nov.19, 1863 President Abraham dress at the dedication of a Civil War 7:30 a.m. Saturday. L’’u’? is?is"c°i'rS xrorottS S ;si? in d i^ u a l buildings," Weiss said. morning. SAT 9 6 M A N C H rS TER (Manchester Parkado) Lincoln delivered the Gettysburg Ad- military cemetery. i - M ANCIIKSTKH H K H ALI). Siitur^diiv. Nov. 19. 1««.) M ANCHESTER HERALD. SaUirdav, ^'ov. 19, 1983 - 3 Congress'rushes toward adjournment |'^The City of Village Charm MX... By Robert Mackay larmers $10 for every 100 pounds of Most members acknowledged, how Even the Senate chaplain, the Rev. HOUSEWASHING United Press International milk not produced. The administration ever, the spending cuts and tax Richard Halverson, got into the act. High Preuure Power Washing "We pray for the senators who face GENERAl o n opposes the measure, but Senate increases will be harder to pass as the AARO N C O O K Of Vinyl, Aluminum And Wood W ASHINGTON - The Senate con Republican leader Howard Baker said election approaches. the election next November ... that Sided Home*. firmed William Clark as interior he urged President Reagan not to veto The congressional workload did hot Thou wilt guide them as their cam secretary, and Congress — eager to it. dull the anticipation of adjournment — paigns accelerate. Provide the finan HEATING Oil MAK Painting begin vacations and re-election cam The Senate confirmed Clark on a the earliest quitting time for a first ces necesssary for them to do their paigns — rushed to pass major money- 71-18 vote, giving him the job pre session of Congress since 1%5. best, " he said in the morning prayer. M 3 - 2 6 5 9 bills Friday so it could adjourn for the viously held by James Watt. Cases of champagne, beer and wine Senate Republican leader Howard HAS QUAIITY SERVICE year. The Senate abandoned a last-ditch were being carried through metal Baker and House Speaker Thomas yrsA O'Neill, D-Mass., said they were happy Still to be completed were measures attempt to reduce $200 billion federal detectors and past security guards at CAU to provide $250 billion to the military for deficits through spending cuts and tax Capitol entrances and into congres with the work done during the year — 568-3500 1984 and to increase the $1.39 trillion increases. Senate leaders announced sional offices. but for different reasons. national debt, the lawmakers were they would not ask senators to vote to The Senate Sergeant-at-Arms Office "We will today have accomplished our agenda," Baker said, adding that moving fast. raise taxes in light of the House's — which lightened security around the CUMJFFE MiTO BODY / President Reagan got "virtually every The House sent to the White House, refusal a day earlier to even consider Capitol after a recent bomb blast n O U TR M TALCOTTVILLE. CT. 226-186, legislation providing $8.4 bil the politically sensitive issue. damaged a Senate corridor — took time important item he's asked for," lion to the International Monetary ''The bill isn'tdead," insisted Senate out to run an adjournment pool, where "We're very satisfied," O'Neill said, Fund for loans to foreign nations and Budget Committee Chairman Pete participants bet when Congress would adding that Democrats had managed 24 HR. 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EAST WEST IMPORTS demands that 162 French and Fashions and Gdts from Aromtd ths W m W British missiles be regarded as "As for us, we shall keep up our Jihad (holy war) by Pent\and The Florist part of NATO's medium-range exploding ourselves inside their centers and posi tions." he told the newspaper As Safir. NOW 24 BIRCH ST. arsenal at the Geneva arms talks AUTWNTIC TEL. 643-6247 — a possible breakthrough. Shiites militiamen clashed Friday with Lebanese Oriental Rugs soldiers in Beirut's southern suburbs close to the U.S. 643-4444 At Wboleeaie PvicM* 47thf f However, in Moscow, Soviet Marine base at Beirut airport. No Marine involve For All Your Moods 1 \ F.T.D. 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Pravda and carried by the official get Lebanon ‘welcome’ Except for the combatants, the camp was largely Muscular Dystrophy! news agency Tass, came despite deserted, its 20,000 civilian residents having left over MANCHESTEI OVER 4 5 Western suggestions the Soviets recent days, swelling Tripoli's population of 150,000. YEARS had offered to cut their triple If You’re Unable To Attend The Road Race; B E IR U T, Lebanon (UPI) — is a virtual shooting gallery for Abdel-Rahman said Arafat slipped into the TELEP H O N E 649-6713 MEMORIAL C EXPERIENCE warhead SS-20s to 120, from 230, Some of the same U.S. Marines Moslem gunmen. 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Man after man wears a shiny He said the assault pushed I he rebels fighting to end UNIFORMS - MATS - HOSE S TUBINO Government officials in London MANCHESTER crisscrossed daily by sniper and new cross around his neck or tucks Arafat's 14-year-rule of the Palestine Liberation GENERAL LANDSCAPING ^ FIRST AID S FIRE PROTECTION Manchester, C T .06040 MEMORIALS said the United States had in Organization back to the perimeter of the camp. mortar fire. a tiny New Testament in his AND LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE formed Britain of Soviet indica No one was allowed on the beach jungle-pattern fatigues. In support of the rebels, Syrian tdnks and howitzers Is GLEN RD.-BOX 945 — TEk 643-5107 tions of “ a possible willingness to in Beirut to greet the 22nd Marine The 24th Amphibious Marine blasted targets in Tripoli and at Beddawi camp from change their negotiating position" As seen on FL, Magazine Amphibious Unit as they jumped Unit is proud of the legacy it has heights above the city and positions south of it, but said the Soviets so far have Call For Free Ball mate into the surf at dawn to replace the left after six months — the longest \Vitnesses said. submitted nothing new in Geneva. 175 WOODLAND ST. -x r«n„ EVERYTHING IN GLASS departing soldiers of Charlie Co. tour of duty so far in Beirut for The Tripoli correspondent of the state-run news ■WE CAN T HIDE BEHIND OUR PRODUCT " M cD o n a ld s GREG West German government spo The Moslem Druze gunmen in Marines. agency said tens of civilians were killed and hundreds MANCHESTER, CONN. 06040 fo r ooo, •$ rom ,- t h e kesman Peter Boenisch called the the hills above them acknowledged "The Lebanese army is better wounded by the shelling, which also cut water and Soviet proposal an "informal" one, & y o u their arrival — with a show of now. We taught them everything — power supplies. • J.A. WHITE GLASS CO. CHIMNEY indicating it had not been made at artillery and machine-gun fire, . hand-to-hand fighting, firing M- Arafat himself was pinned down for for part of the the conference table in Geneva but The departing Marines, whose 16s. They can even drive a truck day at his headquarters in Tripoli a^ Syrian and rebel SWEEP in a privafd meeting between chief RAZOR’S 0 0 9 - 7 9 M post for the past six months has now," Rollins said, laughing. artillery shells sent shattered window frames and O l t:H V I tF. IKS F.VPf.Klf:V( F Soviet negotiator Yuli A. Kvit- been a series of bald red dirt hills at But they leave frustrated as masonry flying through the street. |31 BI88ELL 8T. MANCHESTER 644-0007 sinsky and chief U.S. negotiator EDGE R offlBtl Beirut Airport next to a nest of well, complainingof waiting hours He emerged smiling during a lull, climbed into a FAMILY HAIR CENTER sMIRRORS sSHOWER DOORS -STpRE FRONTS 94 Carman Rd., Manchester Paul H. Nitze. Shiite Moslem snipers, were for OKs from higher-ups to return jeep and sped off again. & CO. sSAFETY GLASS sBATHTUB ENCLOSURES »ETC Serving Coffee at "This proposal is unacceptabie clearly not impressed with the new sniper fire. At least 20 shells exploded around the building to the West," Boenisch said. "A 968 Main St. arrivals. Despite the joking, the arriving serving as Arafat's headquarters and his men fired THE CUT Soviet monoply on medium-range Downtown J. B. ELECTRONICS As the trucks rolled in at dawn Marines are not innocents either. back from positions in civilian neighborhoods in the missiles is unacceptable because it YOU KEEP FAMOUS BRAND Friday. 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By Sarah E. Hall "The people in these movements to drink the poisoned punch, were LaFemina said he never went to grammers through the Citizens be demons,” who scream at their People subjects and pour Ice down their FOCUS / Herald Reporter are the nicest, friendliest, and the most tragic victims of cults. He live at the Hare Krishna temple, Freedom Foundation, a national most relaxing people you'd ever said Hare Krishna children lead but worshipped at a mini-temple anti-cult unit. backs, he said. Hare Krishna Destructive "cultism was the meet . . . I believe it's the leaders such a sheltered existence that he set up on the porch of a friend's "Some people just'cam e to my members had also told him depro topic of an outdoor speech Friday vyho are corrupt," wondered what they'd do if they home. His mother, Lillian LaFem house to get me at 3 o'clock In the grammers would force one to eat at Manchester Community Col The 18-year-old LaFemina said ever got lost. ina, said she began to worry when morning,” LaFemina said. He meat, garnble, get intoxicated, and Mugged psychotherapist listens lege, where a former Hare Krishna cult members assume a child-like The Hare Krishnas “ have Philip stopped eating properly, added that he was "not very partake in other activities. devotee warned a crowd of 100 dependency on their leaders, de answers for everything," he began to chant a lot, and put up reluctant at all” to go with them. So when the ex-cult members Andy against Jim Jones-style fine the world in black and white, added. The "don't-worry" attitude posters of deities in his bedroom.'i who awakened him at 3 a.m. LaFemina called the week-long fanaticism. and presume a constant state of was one of the reasons he Joined, he His sister, Brenda LaFemina] offered him some orange juice, deprogramming an "eye-opening iRooney Armageddon. He said lack of sleep said, some time after checking out Weber, said she recruited the LaFemina was suspicious, he said. “ The potential is there" for experience” that was "very in and mindless chanting make for a an East Hartford temple with a deprogrammers after she realized The juice contaiiled no booze, Crime victims share their rage another incident like the mass tense” and not very pleasant. Syndicated sort of "high." couple of curious friends. her younger brother “ wasn't the however, and he followed-up the suicide at Jonestown. Guyana, Basically, he said, the ex-cult After his speech, as his parents same person he used to be.” The deprogramming with a two-week Columnist which occured exactly five years members talked to him of corrup HARE KRISHNA leaders teach and 23-year-old sister looked on, teenager's detached attitude and stint at a Midwestern rehabilita By Ellle Grossman group therapeutic community," and even emotions He or she will say, how in the ago Friday, Philip LaFemina of tion within the Hare Krishna that disapproving outsiders are LaFemina told about how four blind adherence to Hare Krishna tion center. Newspaper Enterprise Association tually she figured out a "useful treatment world would you not be scared after Willington told a crowd of about 100 movement, asked him thought- demons, he said. Some devotees, ex-cult members “ depro principles troubled her, she said, Now the tall, sandy-haired youth program” which went into operation — free something like that? Also, they emphasize people, provoking questions and made he added, stockpile weapons for grammed” him. Three of his even though some of the group's is a freshman at Eastern Connecti NEW YORK — Crime scares people, so if of charge — in May '81. that this was a random act of violence by a sure he was well-fed and rested. "The kind of people who join protection from the outside world. friends are still involved with the beliefs "made sense.” cut State University. " I believe in you get mugged, don’t expect anyone to Called Crime Victims' Counseling Servi-' total stranger, not a crime of revenge. You cults are right out here now. LaFemina said children, like the group, he said, while one other has He had expected worse. "In the God,” he said, "but don't follow Riding want to hear about it very much. ces, Inc., it consists of two to three hour were in the wrong place at the wrong time. They're you,” LaFemina said. ones at Jonestown who were forced left. SHE LOCATED the depro group, deprogrammers are said to any religion at this point.” "The public doesn’t want to handle the meetings once a week (or a month. You did nothing to make this happen ’* emotional aftermath victims of crime Attendance is kept small; one voluntary Hearing that, hearing the other stories, undergo because it's too theatening to counselor — either Dr. Neiderbach or empathizing and being empathized with to sleep ^emselves,” says Shelley Neiderbach, someone trained by her — and no more than enables the crime victim to accept his Ph.D., who has been mugged twife. 10 victims of crime who know how it feels to emotions and ultimately to calm down. So Judge OKs delay Obituaries "A fter a while they say, forget it, it’s be at the mercy of someone who, she says, does role playing. "W e reenact the crimes over, the stitches are out, what are you "can not only control you entirely, but kill and switch roles .so that victims become the Is easy worried about? They deny you’re feeling you at a whim so that you do anything he criminal. It’s a way for them to get inside Charles J. stralkosky badly and that intensifies your pain and says out of incredible fear." the criminal and to understand that he's of death sentence makes you bottle up your feelings," she someone who simply gets off on power and VERNON - Charles J. Stral kosky, 91. of 21 Franklin Park We've sure found a lot of ways to says. . LATER, what he put you through enrages that the crime wasn’t directed personally East, died Thursday at Rockville get around faster than our feet can But you’ll probably suppress your feel you. You want to kill him but.shesays, “ It’s toward the victim ." NEW ORLEANS (UPI) - A addiction to heroin and other drugs General Hospital. He wa the carry us. ings without encouragement because that’s hard to acknowledge that because if you Also, during each session, victims engage federal judge Friday evening should have been considered by what victims of crime tend to do. That's husband of Helen Pelikan Stral- Last night I woke up at quarter really let out the rage, you’d be just like in a written exercise. The first consists of granted a last-minute stay of jurors in the punishment^phase of what Dr. Neiderbach discovered after she him, so you try to fend off that identification completing the sentence, “ If the perpetra kosy and the father of Mrs. Ronald past four and in order to keep from execution for twice-convicted mur his trial. herself was robbed and pistol-whipped in with the criminal by taking on some.of the tor walked into the room right now, I (Beverly) Alleman of Bolton. getting depressed about all the derer Antonio James, who was “ We have proof that Mr. James He was born in Ludwigshofen, 1975. blame for the crime. You think, I should would..." things in the world there are to be scheduled to die in Jxmisiana's was addicted to drugs at the time Germany. He came to Rockville at In 1980, she wtis robbed again, at have been home before dark, or maybe 1 Then, to give victims the sense of power electric chair in less than 60 hours. (of the crime) and by statute, that the age of 10 and had worked as a depressed about. I forced myself knifepoint in her apartment house in look like a victim. You deny the rage you're the crime has robbed them of, they’re given Judge Robert F. Collins granted can be a mitigating factor," weaver in the Rockville mills. He into thinking of all the wheels I've Brooklyn and, while physically unharmed feeling which, I .think, leads to the feelings self-defense tips, encouraged to lake part in the stay at 6:45 p.m. CST, less than Lemann said. “ If someone acts as was an Army veteran of World War had since my first tricycle. this lime, she was once more emotionally of guilt and shame crime victims have.” a community safety program such as a two hours after the Louisiana the result of a drugged condition, I. He leaves two grandchildren. 1 think I went from a tricycle to a damaged. One way to purge all these emotions is to safety patrol, and paired up with a "buddy " Supreme Court turned down an that's a statutory grounds of Funeral services will be Monday scooter but that didn't last tong. talk about them with others experiencing from the group. ‘"That way, whenever they 9 appeals by James' attorney Buddy mitigation, and that was not urged BY THEN, however, she was a psychoth at 11 a.m. at the Ladd Funeral For several years I had roller them, and that’s what people do in Dr. feel threatened, they can call each other or Lemann. in this case." erapist who recognized her own need for Neiderbach's program. "At the first me and we talk through the anxiety," she Home. 19 Ellington Ave., Rock skates but the sidewalk on Par The high court Friday also Lemann said James was depend help and sought it from another therapist. meeting,” she says, "each victim gives his says. ville. Burial will be in Grove Hill tridge St. was so broken up that denied a stay of execution for ent on heroin and a drug combina Cemetery. There are no calling "Still,” she says, " I also wanted to talk to or her first name and then describes their So far. approximately 200 people from the another Louisiana death row in roller skates weren't much fun. Shelley Neiderbach, a psychother tion known as "T 's and blues” — hours. other crime victims, but I couldn't find any experience. Many cry. The others are very New York area have gone through the mate, Howard Mattheson. He was consisting of Talwin, an The first real freedom I got to group therapy program," attentive and often say, I know what you're program — most of them, surprisingly, apist, treats crime victims. Mugged sentenced to die on Dec. 8 for the anti-depressant and pyrabenzam- travel was the day my father and So Dr. Neiderbach decided to start one. feeling." men, because, "It's more shattering to men twice herself, she says people don’t 1978 shooting death of New Orleans ine, an antihistamine — when Agnst Skrobacz mother gave m e a two-wheeler. I She talked to people in the criminal justice to become a victim, " she explains. ' I think want to listen when others suffer beauty parlor receptionist M^mie Silver was gunned down on a New The funeral of Agnes Skrabacz, was about eight — is that right, system who work with victims. She THE COUNSELOR PLAYS a minimal men have a sense of invulnerability women Dupacquier, 75. Orleans street corner. 88. of 57 North St., who died eight? — I loved it. Our block was consulted Alanon because, " it ’s a peer rple and is there, she says, to "reinterpret don't have.” violence. Matt Greenbaum, who was re Three weeks after Silver's Thursday at an area convalescent the size of three blocks on one side presenting Mattheson, said, he death, police said James shot and home, will be Monday at 9:15 a.m. and at first, I just rode around that. would decide over the weekend killed Alvin Adams, 74. in much the at the Holmes Funeral Home,-400 Within a year, though, I was riding how to proceed with further same manner. In a separate trial, Main St. Herald photo by Pinto way up to Bud Duffie's on Allen St. appeals for his client. James was sentenced to life , in A liturgy of Christian burial will James, 29, was convicted of prison for killing Adams. follow at 10 a.m. at St. John's Within another two years I was shooting Henry Silver, 71, in the Greenbaum argued in his re Prize-winning teachers Polish National Catholic Church, traveling all over the city on my head on New Year's Day 1979, then quest for a delay of Mattheson's 23 Golway St. bike. It was an important part of robbing him of $36. James' appeal execution that his client's sentence Just before Manchester’s town meeting sion on controversial issues. From left to Burial will be in St. John's the growing-up process. I was of his conviction was denied last was inconsistent with — and more on education Thursday night, three right are Renate Lincoln, Connecticut Cemetery. breaking away from home. week by the U.S, Supreme Court. severe than — a majority of prize-winning Manchester teachers Calling hours are Sunday from 2 Lemann, who became James' German Teacher of the Year, Davis sentences given in the state for to 4 p.m. and from 7 to 9 p.m. At 3 YOU ALMOST NEVER saw an case this week, contended in new similar circumstances. shared cookies at an informal reception Brysgel, Connecticut Cooperative Edu p.m. the St. Bridget's Rosary adult on a bike when I was a kid. appeal arguments his client's He asked that Mattheson's exe given in their honor. The light mood cation Teacher of the Year, and Joan Society, of which Mrs. Skrabacz's. Mr. Wachter rode his to work Profile cution be blocked until the U.S. preceded an evening of serious discus daughter, Clara Dubaldo of Man Taylor, Manchester Teacher of the Year. every morning but that was so Sound of India Supreme Court rules on whether chester, is president, will recite the states must compare capital cases rosary. There will be a prayer unusual (or a grown man that India has 14 language groups, a statewide — rather than district service at 8 p.m., also at the everyone talked about it. He wore dozen of them originating from wide as in Louisiana — before those clips around his pants legs so N funeral home. Sanskrit. Hindi, spoken by nearly sentencing someone to death. The Permanent Mianus bridge they wouldn't get caught in the Name Anne Flint 50 percent of the population, is the issue of proportionality of senten sprockets. official national language — with Occupation President, Greater Manchester Chamber ces was cited by Supreme Court Florence M. Moonan Considering how important driv English the "associate” official of Commerce Justice Byron White when he ing a car has been to me, it's funny language. Urdu, the principal likely to open in January Florence M. (Paquette) Moo Favorite restaurant blocked the execution of a Texas that I can't remember learning Cavey's Upstairs Moslem tongue, is spoken by 10 death row inmate Oct. 4. 30 nan, 83, of 22 Hillcrest Road, Favorite food Oysters percent of Indians. More than 1,600 Bolton, formerly of Manchester, how to do it. You could get a junior minutes before James "Cowboy” Favorite beverage Soda recognized languages are used in Autry was scheduled to die b HARTFORD (UPI) — Perman cism from Greenwich residents, opening would be delayed “ until died Friday at her home. license in New York State when India. lethal injection. ent repairs to the Mianus River whose streets were flooded with the first week in January or Mrs. Moonan was born Oct. 15, you were 16 and that was some big Favorite hobby Sewing \ Bridge should be completed next trucks and other traffic diverted thereabouts.” 1900, and moved to Bolton 40 years deal. There haven't been many Favorite sport Baseball month, allowing for removal of a around the bridge until temporary Burns also said the Department ago. deals in my life biggerthan the day Roots tor Chicago White Sox temporary span by January, state repairs and the temporary span of Transportation would have at She was the wife of the late I got my junior license. You Transportation Commissioner J. Idea of a good vacation A trip to New Zealand Jury wants could be completed. least 53 bridges ready for rehabili Richard P. Moonan Sr. couldn't drive at night and my life in jail William Burns said. Surviving are two sons, Richard Burns, in a taping for the tation work between now and June friends obeyed Jhat but during the What do you do to relax? Read or sew Burns said he would not open the Connecticut Radio Network's “ Di and probably will "turn out" lOb P.Moonan Jr. and Russell T.Moo Type of entertainment preferred Theater j'' permanent bridge until after day you were .supposed to be going alogue '83” program to be aired for rehabilitation during 1984. nan, both of Bolton: a sister, Mrs. Favorite entertainer Billy Joel for Hillside Strangler Christmas, to minimize the incon this weekend, said the permanent Delia Parson of East Hartford; either to school or on an errand for venience to Greenwich residents repair should be ready for asphalt He warned the reconstruction three grandchildren; and several your parents and we.stretched that Favorite actor, actress Sidney Poitier, Katharine Hepburn V who were plagued with traffic in four or five weeks. work would mean inconveniences nieces and nephews. quite a bit. We usually had girls in Kind of music preferred Soft rock LOS ANGELES (U PI) — Hil young women and girls in the problems when a 100-foot section of "Actually, it might be ready in for motorists and people living The funeral will be Monday at mind more than school or our lside Strangler Angelo Buono Jr. winter of 1977-78. He was acquitted Favorite magazine People the Connecticut Turnpike bridge mid-December but it would be a near bridges since the work will be noon at the Holmes Funeral Home, parents when we got to take the car should spend the rest of his life in on one murder count. Favorite book "The Thorn Birds" collapsed June 28. very difficult time to do that in the done at night to reduce traffic 400 Main St., Manchester. Burial prison without possibility of parole Jurors rejected the prosecu alone. Three people were killed and midst of the Christmas shopping jams... ' will be in East Cemetery. Favorite store In Manchester J. German Clothier for the murders of nine young tion's argument that a death The rich kids whose parents three others were injured in the season to cause disruption to local Calling hours at the funeral Favorite spot In Manchester My office — women and girls in a series of sex sentence was the only appropriate “ So I have no doubt that over the bought them cars of their own were early morning collapse of the traffic during that period of tim e," home are from 11 a.m. until the slayings that terrorized the city, a punishment for the mass murderer next several years, as we're doing special. Dave Hume had a black Favorite TV show "Phil Donahue” bridge. The collapse drew state he said. serviees begin at noon. jury decided Friday. whose "dark deeds of night” this work, we're going to be Ford roadster with a rumble seat. Pet peeve People who ask my height wide attention to the deteriorating "They've had enough disruption Memorial contributions can be The same jury that took 20 days terrorized the nation's third larg causing both traffic problems and condition of the state's highways in their community during June made to the Bolton Volunteer Fire Worst thing about Manchester Trying to get from the north to to convict Buono of the murders est city. sleeping problems for the people of and bridges. Department, Notch Road, Bolton, OF ALL the ways we've invented decided on the life sentence in just and July when the bridge was the state of Connecticut and we'll south end of town during rush hour “ Not to impose the death penalty The collapse also brought criti 06040. for getting around, there's no one hour of deliberations — ending down,” he said, adding the bridge get the complaints,” he said. Best thing about Manchester Sense of community pride simply cheapens the lives of these question that the automobile is the the longest criminal triaj in..U.S. girls,” prosecutor Roger Boren history after two years and three Anno E. Dublskos Bonadles best. It is personalized transporta said in his closing statement of the Anna E. Dubiskas Bonadies, 91, days. penalty phase, noting that" the tion that has given more people formerly of Manchester, died Buono's confessed accomplice in victims had been tortured and more freedom than any invention I Gunman foiled in truck hijacking Thursday at an area convalescent the slayings, Kenneth Bianchi, was many were young. can think of. I never gel over the home. She was the wife of the late earlier sentenced to life in prison, Defense attorney Gerald Chaleff liberated feeling I have when 1 take STONINGTON (tlP l) — A gun strobe light similiar to those used armed with a revolver then Dominick Mario Bonadies. ^ with a possibility he may eventu described the life sentence as “ the off alone in my car,.,destination man wearing a rubber halloween by police and emergency vehicles. jumped on the cab as the truck Mrs. Bonadies was born in J ally be paroled, after he pleaded only proper verdict” in the case, mask Friday leaped aboard a Within minutes, Berluti said, rolled to a stop and forced the Pilviskai, Lithuania, on June 13, unlimited. guilty to five of the murders and "I was overjoyed," he said. "I (ruck on Interstate 95 and tried to state police were notified by the driver to exit the highway. 1892. She had lived in Hartford and agreed to testify against his think it was obvious that Kenneth Talk about how good something hijack a shipment of precious Handy & Harman Co. of Fairfield Manchester most of her life. She adoptive cousin. Bianchi was the driving and Police described the gunman as metals after handcuffing the that one of its drivers had missed a belonged to St. Phillip's Parish In used to be gets tiresome, but it’s Superior Court Judge Ronald 5-foot-6, about 170 pounds, with a motivating force in these crimes.” driver, state police said. scheduled radio security call to his Warrenville. hard to avoid when you talk about George will formally sentence The truck bound from Fairfield terminal in Fairfield and was slim build, and said other suspects trains. No one born after 1950 could Buono on Jan. 9. Bianchi must Buono .sought to represent him were likely involved in the attemp The funeral will be Monday at 9 self during the penalty rthase, but to an undisclosed destination in missing. a.m. at the Watkins Funeral possibly believe it but the railroad appear in court the same day for a Rhode Island was later found on a ted heist. George refused his reqa'est. Dur The driver was hauling a ship Home, 142 E. CentV St. A mass of was a great way to get around decision on whether he lived up to side street in Stonington with its ment described only as precious ing the penalty phase, Buono made Berluti would not say what foiled Christian burial is scheduled at 10 America. his plea bargain agreement and cargo intact. The driver was in the metals, he said, and the exact his only address to the court, the. hijack attempt and asked a m. at St. Bartholemew's Church. Eating a civilized dinner in a can continue serving his sentence cab with his eyes and mouth taped, contests and value of the cargo was saying his "m oral and constitu motorists who might have wit Burial will be in the St. James in California prisons. buLJie was not injured, police said. not disclosed. Initial reports that dining car with white tablecloths tional rights” had been violated by nessed the incident on Interstate Cemetery, Calling hours are today George dismissed the seven- TTie incident began about 6 a.m. the truck was carrying gold could while the steel wheels beat a the proceedings. 95, or observed a white vehicle in from 7 to 9 p.m. and Sunday from 2 woman, five-man jury and praised when a state trooper responding to fascinating rhythm on the splices Sheltering the truth bombed not be confirmed, Berluti said. Over his objections, Chaleff the area around 6 a.m., to contact to 4 D.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. them for their work in sitting citizens band radio report of a between the steel rails was as good called Buono's sister and half- Stonington police located the state police in Montville. through the long trial. disabled vehicle on the highway truck on a side street off North as travel ever got, "You have been the most con brother as character witnesses in “ At this point we have questions, discovered a stolen car from Main Street in Stonington with the «■ (1 can't resist quoting Edna St. 1 think it’s only fitting that "The Day I was so pro-shelter that 1 can with cinder blocks which we could erect scientious jurors 1 have e v e r ’ the penalty phase. They'deseribed not answers,” Berluti said. Rhode Island with its motor driver, N. Charles Barrett, 55, of After,” that scary nuclear war movie remember taking a tour of the bomb underneath my father’s basement work 9 seen," George s a id ."I think your Buono as a generous and compas In Memoriam Vincent Millay on the romance of running, state police spokesman Fairfield, handcuffed to the steer shelter at ponnecticul General Life bench. It wo\ild be a little crowded in 9 service has been without parallel." sionate man who could not have In loving memory of Carol train travel: due to air Sunday at 8 p.m. on WTNH-T V, Adam Berluti said. ing wheel, Berluti said. In Insurance Company in Bloomfield. 1 there, but a bomb shelter was a bomb Buono, an auto upholstereN(rom committed the murders. Benson Risley, who passed away “ My heart is warm with the was filmed in Kansas. Police would not disclose where Barrett told police he had slowed The Medal of Honor is the came home with a set of mimeographed shelter. suburban Glendale who has D&»n Bianchi confessed to five of the in Rhode Island the car was stolen, highest military award for brav-' November 19th, 1979. friends I make Kansas, as we all know, is the setting Focus for what he thought was a disabled plans to build a bomb shelter in our The answer was no. No. No bomb jailed since his arrest in October\ Hillside Stranglings and two sim but said the red Volkswagen vehicle when he was cut off by a ery that can be given to any And better friends I'll not be ' ( o r another all-time scary movie, "The Adele Angle basement, shelter. Nothing. 1979, was convicted of killing qipe ilar murders in Bellingham. Wash. station wagon had a'-flashing blue second, white vehicle. A man individual in the United States. Time heals they say and maybe knowing Wizard of Oz." it does I can clearly remember the first time I Focus Editor 1 attacked the project with the same Perhaps you have never lived with a But memories last and so does Y E T THERE ISN'T a train I saw "O z" on TV, I was 5, and I was zeal I went about preparing a first-aid kit 5th grader who wants to buhd a bomb love. wouldn’ t take sitting jn front of the TV in a nightgown for the family. 1 loved the long lists of ■shelter. It isn't easy. It calls for patience. Down in our hearts she is living Legislative committee supports video lottery No matter whV-re it’s going.” ) which' dragged on the "Tloor when I items like bottled water and canned yet One day, after a three-week barrage, goods. f " We loved her too dearly to ever I've spent thousands of hours walked. his patience gave out. My older brother, Kevin, then 7, sat At the time, the whole project sounded By Mark A. Dupuis the Gaming Policy Board and win Connecticut would be the first mothy Ryan, D-North Branford, a another opponent, opposed the forget. traveling millions of miles since He told me WHY we .weren't going to gleefully laughing beside me as 1 cried such as Sesame Street and Fisher Price like camping out to mei Camping out in United Press International clearance from the Attorney Gen state in the nation to offer a Public Safety Committee member trial on moral grounds. He said those days when 1 rode niy bike up build a bomb shelter. He told me in no toys popped up, and by then we were too the basement. The way 1 figured it. w e’d eral's Office, which is expected to statewide video lottery, although who supported the trial. gambling instilled a “ meanness” Sadly missed by to Bud Duffie’s. Most of the hours my eyes out. Dorothy was about to get uncertain terms, Hetold me that we'd all the machines are in use in some Mother and Dad, old. We watched what we wanted. play board games in the shelter to pass HARTFORD — A legislative rule next week whether the ma Rep. John Miscikoski, the so- in people in that it had one person have been spent in cars. Most of the hers from the Bad Witch, and I couldn't be vaporized before we could make it to committee recommended Friday chines violate a state law banning towns in Nebraska. The machines called "father of the state lottery,” hoping another would lose so he Sister, Joan & Family And our parents said little. They had the time. After maybe 15,000 Monopoly distance has been traveled in stand it. the basement. He told me there wasn’t the state set up a trial program to new gambling facilities. eyed for Connecticut would pay also supported the trial. would win. and Brother, Artie Finally, I got up and went to bed. I left other things to worry about. Commu games, we'd all come upstairs again to airplanes. going to be a basement to make it to. He determine if Connecticut should be "1 will not do anything until 1 prizes from $5 to $5,000. " I paid my taxes and I have a “ We're glorifying, gambling,” 1 llkd^getting someplace as quick Dorothy in the lurch. nists. Fluoridated water. Sputnik. see what was left of the poor world. The trial program would involve told me there wasn't going to be any day the first state in the nation to offer hear from the attorney general,” chance to win,” Miscikoski said, said Rep. Frank Esposito Jr., as planes take you there but I hate In those days, there were no studie»of No, my father said firmly, no. The a statewide "video lottery.” said A.W. Oppenheimer, executive about 100 machines in bars and referring to lottery tickets he R-Norwalk, also ah oppponent. “ I In Memoriam after. airplane travel. Everything about the effects of TV violence on children. BOMB SHELTERS CAME along Angles were not going to build any bomb The Public Safety Committee director of the Division of Special lounges and manufacturers esti purchased. “ You raise my taxes don’t think it’s going to be In memory of our husband and He left me with my mouth wide open. Occasionally, my parents would say, about the time I was in the 5th grade. I shelter, and he didn’t care what the other rejected arguments the state had Revenue, which oversees legalized mate a full-scale program with and fhdven't got a chance to win.” supervised properly. I think we're father Harold Bm k h . > it is uncomfortable. Anyway, I'll be watching Sunday things like, "This isn’ t real, you know,” remember having a terrific argument fathers in the neighborhood were doing. enough gambling and shouldn't gambling in Connecticut. about 5,000 machines statewide Rep. Eugene Migliaro Jr., R- creating.a headache/’ Nov. 19lh, 1970 Last night, lying there in bed, 1 night. If 1 had children. I ’m not sure if I’d in small worried voices. with my father over whether or not we expand it on moral grounds and If the legal opinion concludes a would net the state $70 million to Wolcott, said too many forms of Thirteen years have passed got to the end of ways I could think let them watch. since you were taken away. of that I've traveled. I was still But it never occu rred to them to censor were going to build one. I TR IE D TO reason with the man. I voted B-4 to recommend a six- video lottery is allowed under $1.30 million a year in revenue. gambling would be self-defeating At least in "O z,” Dorothy makes it month trial with .the video-game “ People who gamble are going to Timg goes, memory stays, ' wide awake so I start^naming the ' our TV viewing. That parental practice Adele was in favor; Kenneth Was offered him a compromise. We could go existing lottery laws, Oppenhei and “ the goose that laid the golden The United Church—X of Canqd^is back to Kansas. like computerized lottery mer said he "would not hesitate'’ gamble anyway. This is a painless egg is going to turn into a rotten the largest Protestant d e n o i^ a - Deep in our hearts. types of airplanes IJ ve flown in and didn’t come into fashion until institutions against. for the economy model; a special shelter machines. to take a proposal for a trial run to way of raising'money for the state egg.” tion in Canada. Total membership You are with us yet. , the kinds of cars we've owned. The trial muSt be approved by the Gaming Policy Board. of Connecticut,” said Rep. Ti Rep. David Thorp, R-Cheshire, is more than 950,000. "Wife and children That finally put me to sleep. 12 - MANCHESTER HKRALD. Siilurdav. Nov. 19. 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, N< •. 19. 1983 - 13 Weddings Face lifts Advice aren’t just Only child is fearful she’ll for women By Patricio McCormack Unlttd Pross Inttrnatlonal remain a child all her life More males than ever these days DEAR LOST: H’e should are getting their ears pinned back. DEAR ABBY: 1 am a tell Mickey that he feels Jowls trimmed, and chins worked 55-year-old single woman uncomfortable being writ on. By surgeons. whose parents are still ten off as a "business Plastic surgery, you see, is not living. I am an only child. expense.” And having for women only — and that goes for Yes, I said "child," be Dear Abby said that, he should insist eyelid lifts and even breast reduc cause that’s what I am. on a separate check. tions — those grown too large due Last week I had my Abigail Van Buren to overdevelopment of chest mus phone removed because I DEAR ABBY; My hus cles or due to a hormonal imbal was getting so many calls band and I are having a ance most commonly seen in boys from my mother she was disagreement about my during puberity. driving me crazy. If 1 knitting habits. I enjoy What happens to males of all ’ don’t visit my parents knitting while watching ages, from all walks of life who every day they give me TV. We sometimes have look to surgeons for better looks the third degree; "Where friends over to watch TV, normal, baby girl, why was described, cut by cut and were you? Who were you doing all your life. If you and I knit while I ’m not adopt a boy? stitch by stitch, by Dr. Bernard L. with? What did you do?” want to be “ free,” get watching. My friends Kaye at a seminar at the New York I have never been able professional help and don’t seem to mind, by my Academy of Medicine. ’’ to have any close friends learn how to be the most DEAR ABBY: A few husband insists I ’m being Kaye, clinical professor of because my mother found important person in your weeks ago, my husband rude. What do you think? surgery at the University of fault with everybody 1 life without feeling guilty. and I went to an expensive BUSY FINGERS Florida and chief of plastic liked. Now I know why. restaurant with niy sister surgery at the Baptist Medical She wanted me to be alone DEAR ABBY: We have and her husband. (I ’ll call DEAR BUSY: I think Center in Jacksonville, practices and available all the time. two baby girls. One is 3 her ’’Mickey.” ) When the you’re being needlessly what he preached. He’s had his > How can 1 get out of this and the other is 2. My wife bill came, Mickey looked needled. Watching TV is (ace fixed and^appears much more trap? Please don’t tell nie is pregnant andwiH have it over, added a generous surely not the time to talk, youthful — so much so that one to be patient — that I will the baby in JatuTatw. We tip and told my husband .so there’s no harm in would never guess he is 56. be ’’free” after they die — are now thinking that i f we what his share was. My keeping your fingers He said he may have his face because they are both in should get another girl husband put the cash on busy. I ’m sure that moun the table, whereupon done again if it becomes n^gps- better health than I am. baby, we should get a tains of afghans, sweat TRAPPED sary. A graduate of Yale and sex-change operation for Mickey paid the entire bill ers. booties and blankets Mrs. Gerald R. Dupont Mrs. David A. Rice Mrs. Joseph B. Mizia Mrs. Richard A. Lyman Harvard universities, Kaye holds a her that people say is now with his credit card and have been conceived in dental as well as medical degree. DEAR TRAPPED: It’s possible. pocketed our cash, boast front of a TV set. He also is principal saxophonist not too late to get control How much wobld it ing that he would charge it Dupont-Toms Rice-Comollo Mizia-Hall Lyman-Holcomb with the Jacksonville Symphony of your life if you really cost? to his company and write Getting married? and first saxophonist with the want to. You are being NO MORE GIRLS it off as a "business Whether you want a for treated like a child be Rosemarie Susan Toms, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peri Comollo, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Norman C. Elizabeth Marie Hall, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Heidi E. Holcomb, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Jacksonville Starlight IN BRITISH COLUMBIA expense, " adding he does mal church wedding or a cause you’ve been behav Michael Toms of Springfield. Mass., and Gerald Cornollo of 71 Constance drive and David A. Rice of Robert M. Hall of 165 Autumn St., and Joseph Brett H. Holcomb of 33 View St., and Richard A. Lyman, son Symphonette. this "all the time,” simple, ”do-your-own- Roland Dupont, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roland J . Dupont Miiidletown, R.I., son of Paul C. Rice of Bradenton. Mizia, son of Mrs. Regina Coope of East Middle of Mr. and Mrs. Howard J. Lyman of South Windsor, "A ll other things being equal, ing like one. To. deny DEAR NO MORE My husband didn’t say thing” ceremony, get Ab- yourself the convenience of 54 Santina Drive, were married Nov. 12 at Holy Fla., and the late Carol E. Rice were married Oct. 22 Turnpike, were married Oct. 15 at St. James Church. were married Oct. 8 at South United Methodist studies have shown, we often select GIRLS: Sex-change oper anything at the time, but by’s booklet. Send $1 plus of a phone in order to Name Church. in St. Bartholomew Church. The Rev. Richard Lamour officiated at the double Church. the better looking person,” he said, ations were not intended he felt very uncomforta a long, self-addressed, Heralfj photo by Pinto avoid your mother’s calls ring ceremony and mass. Jane Maccarone of The Rev. Laurence M. Hill and the Rev, Dr, George naming one reason more men are for infants whose parents ble about it. If it happens stamped (37 cents) enve The Rev. John Tuohey performed the double ring The Rev. Marlin J. Scholsky officiated at the mass Manchester was soloist. The bride was given in A. Webb, performed the double ring ceremony. David getting defects fixed or seeking shows how you set your are disappointing with the again, how should we lope to; .Abby’s Wedding ceremony.Tom Veto of Springfield, Mass., was and double ring ceremony. Harry Carr was organist marriage by her father. C. Morse was organist and Ilga Paups was soloist.The surgical help to hold back the self up to be the victim — sex of a child. If you can't handle it? Booklet, P.O. Box 38923, organist. The bride was given in marriage by her and William Milford of Boston, Mass., was guitarist Helping MS Drop-In something you’ve been Patricia Lewis of East Hartford was maid of honor. bride was given in m arriage by hep father. hands of time. thank God for a healthy. LOST MY APPETITE Hollywood, Calif. 90038. , father. and soloist. The bride was given in marriage by her Bridesmaids were Cynthia Stevens of West Suffield, Lind^Holcomb of Manchester was maid of honor. More than vanity is involved, Mrs. Paula Leone of Manchester tries out a mobile cart Ruth Toms of Pennsylvania, sister of the bride, was parents. ' sister of the bride, and Vanessa Gagne, Rocky Hill, Bridesmaids were Amie J, Powell of Woodbridge, however. Kaye said job promotion, Laurie Sieffert of Vernon was maid of honor. while the Rev. Erjiilio Padelli of St. Bridget Church and maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Elizabeth Matthews and Joan Johnson of Manchester. Nancy Possum of Va., Shelly Holcomb of Bloomfield, and Doris Piela positive self image, physical fit Bridesmaids were Lisa Blais of Newport and Cindy Nancy Urgell of Manchester look on. Members of the of West Springfield, sister of the bride and .Alice Toms Manchester was flower girl, and Susan Wright, both of Manchester. ness, love and even marriage may of Baltimore, Md., sister of the bride. Talbot of Hudson, Mass. Dorric Larsen was best man. Ushers were Mark Young Adults Club of the church recently donated Michael Lyman of Tulsa, Okla., was best man. be among reasons men make Importance of getting fluids Simpson and Scott Johnson, both of Manchester, Kirk Pearce of Boston. Mass., was best man. appointments for aesthetic money to the Multiple Sclerosis Society to help operate Alan Dupont of Hampden, Va., was best man. cousins of the groom, and Michael Follansbee of Ushers were David Piela, Kevin MacKenzie and Richard Conimollo of Manchester and Kevin Pearce surgery. the Drop-In located at Church of Christ, 394 Lydall St. Ushers were John Dupont of Manchester, brother of Coventry. Christan Charter of Manchester was ring Bruce Holcomb, all of Manchester, and Sal Zocco of of Boston, were ushers. "Women enjoy and expect more the groom, and John Toms of Springfield, brother of bearer. South Windsor. The young people raised the money by.operating a car After a reception at Manchester Country Club, the striking changes from a plastic the br^de. After a reception at the East Hartford ElksClubthe wash. Ms. Urgell was chairman. applied to elderly aunt, too couple left on a wedding trip to Barbados. They are After a reception at Manchester Country Club, the surgeon," said the surgeon who is couple went on a wedding trip to Aruba. They are After a reception at the Old Storrowton Tavern, the making their home in Middletown, R.I. couple went on a wedding trip to Acapulco, Mexico past president of the American making their home in Manchester. couple went on a wedding trip to Orlando, Fla. They and Elkins, N.H. They are making their home in Society for Aesthetic Plastic meat unless it swam or The bride is a 1979 graduate of Manchester High i4)EAR DR. LAMB: I will make their home in Hebron. The bride is a graduate of East Catholic High School Manchester. ■. Surgery. flew. and Salve Regina College in Newport. She received School and 1982 graduate of Greater Hartford “ Men want more subtle Engasements am:concerned about my I asked about duck and The bride is a graduate of the University of teacher cerlif^ettl-i^m from Eastern ConnecticQt State Community College with an Associates Degree in The bride is a 1978 graduate of Manchester High changes,’ ’ he said. "M ost men 99-year-old aunt. She lives he said it should be doubly Massachusetts and is an adminsitrative assistant College. science. She is employed by Dr. Donald G rosm an of School and is employed at Manchester Memorial would like to clear up their jowls alone in another state. I safe, since it does both. with the Springfield Action Commission. The groom is The groom is a graduate of Lycoming College in Manchester. Hospital. The groom is a 1971 graduate of South and have thinner necks." was told it was impossible Your Health But everything I read a graduate of the University of Connecticut and is a Williamsport, Pa. and is a firefighter with the City of ' The groom is a 1977 graduate of Manchester High Windsor High School and is employed at Lavallee Their faces often bear the to secure a urine speci- says that duck is very high buyer for the Town of Manchester. Newport. School and is employed by R.J. Dwyer Co. of Chaplin. Overhead Door. ravages of gravity and dissipation, m e n because of Lawrence Lamb, M.D. in cholesterol. Is this Kaye said. Gravity pulls down dehydration. right? tissue and dissipation, among 1 advised her to drink Bartlett-Nagle other things, puffs it up in places, more water and fruit D E A R R E A D E R : I say under the eyes. juices. She replied very would have to respectfully Kaye said one of the most firmly that since she had disagree with the doctor if Public Records Patricia K. Nagle, daughter of William Nagle and frequent operations is for male had Bright’s disease, she you quoted him correctly. Patricia Nagle of Newport, R.I., and David James pattern baldness — the kind that was to limit her intake of We do recommend us Dehydration can cause Bartlett Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. David James Bartlett leaves a rim of hair from eartoear fluids. But that was at they are not out of ing poultry and fish as the very same symptoms ot East Hartford, formerly of Manchester, were but pate naked. least 20 or 30 years ago. balance. opposed to all red meat. Warranty deeds Attachments as senility. The mind married Sept. 10 in the Chapel by the Sea, Newport, He said the operations are of two I don’ t know what kind Your aunt sounds like Actually, red meat, fish Merritt N. Baldwin to Norris Corp., doing bus becomes confused and R.I. types. The punch type, for exam of nephritis she had, but she has done well other and poultry all contain Robert T. Nadler Sr. and iness as John J. Jenney doesn’t work as well. The Rev. Percy Smith of Putnam, who married the ple, involves taking plugs of hair, isn’ t it advisable to drink wise. You will want to about the same amount of Elaine N, Nadler, prop Agency, against John S Dehydration, and distur groom’s parents 28 years ago, performed the double punched out from the back of the plenty of fluids? She is read The Health Letter cholesterol, but it is the fat erly at 115 Bramblebush Ziemak and Eleanor M. bances of salt and water ring ceremony. Karen Lane of East Hartford was neck or head under local anesthe stubborn and her hearing l'4-2. The Aging Mind„ and especially the satu Road, $94,900. Ziemak, $17,000, property balance are important organist. The bride was given in marriage by her sia, and transplanting them to the and eyesight are poor, but which I ’am sending you rated fat, that you want to Blue Wood Associates at 374 and 378 Hartford causes of symptoms of father. bare place. It’s something like she’s mentally alert and for information on what limit. Limited Partnership to Road. senility. If the real prob Bridesmaids were Mary Nagle and Lillian Nagle of transplanting a plug of grass. refuses to visit a doctor’s can be done. Others who According to the U.S. Michael J. Boguslawski Connecticut Bank and lem is not recognized, the Newport, sisters of the bride, Eve-Ann Magoon of "W e can punch out hundreds of office because she ’’gets want this issue can send 75 Department of Agricul and Janet E. Bogus Trust Co. against Robert older person may simply Manchester, sister of the groom, and Lorrie Daniels of plugs and transplant them," Kaye tired of wailing." cents with a long, ture, a 100-ounce edible lawski, property on Kim B. Bard. $19,500, property be labeled as "senile” and Newport, cousin of the bride. said. " I have heard of 1,200 being Was I wrong to advise stamped, self-addressed portion of raw duck meat berly Drive, $33,000. at 18 Englewood Drive. may hot get the proper Scott Hermes of Hartford was best man. Ushers taken. I personally have taken more fluids? envelope for it to me in contains 28 grams of fat — Atlantic Richfield Co. to Frank Scalise against treatment. were William Nagle, Thomas Nagle, Michael Nagle several hundred. The place where care of this newspaper, and only 326 calories. That Callahan Oil Co., property Anthony Dininni, $14,000, It is very important to and John Nagle, brothers of the bride. the hair has been removed is not DEAR READER: No, P.O. Box 1551, Radio City means about 80 percent of at Main and M yrtle property at 655 W. Middle see that older persons get After the ceremony the couple went by boat to a detectable after a while. you were right. If your Station, New York, N.Y. its calories are fat — a streets, $140,000. Turnpike. Linda Jean Fournier enough fluids. Those who reception at Oceanclif in Newport. After the reception He said a larger operation is Janet Lee Clark aunt did have nephritis 30 10019, very high-fSt food that you J & G Associates to may be taking diuretics to they left on a wedding trip to Bermuda. They are called the flap. That is, a flap of years ago, she certainly should avoid. Too much Jerald A. Kiah and Denise' control their blood pres making their home in St. Petersburg, Fla. hair is excised and replanted. 'This has survived it in a DEAR DR. LAMB: I fat causes your body ta M. Clemens. Unit 174D, Clark-Menill Fournier-Devlin sure or prevent accumu Liens The bride is a graduate of Rogers High and Tampa may require general anesthesia. remarkable fashion. We was told recently that my increase its production of Oakland Terrace Con lation of fluid in the Internal Revenue Ser College and is attending the University of South Fixing noses is another common usually do not restrict cholesterol was high and cholesterol. Poultry con dominiums, $67,900. vice against Frank J. and Florida for computer programming. She is a operation for men. He said as Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Clark of Mr, and Mrs, Albert R. Fournier fluidj^ for nephritis, tissues also need to have that it was causing some tains less saturated fat U 4 R instruction Co. Ellen S. Knowlton, 125 computer operator for Swift Internatiional of St. people grow older flesh on the nose 182 Mark Drive, Coventry, an of East Hartford announce the anyway. their sodium and potas problems with my arter than red meats. But you to Olgerfs Klavins and Tudor Lane, Apartment Petersburg. becomes thicker and may even nounce the engagement of their engagement of their daughter, Your letter reminded sium levels, along with ies. I was sent to a heart can gel low-fat pieces by Velta Klavins. property B, $511.02. The groom is a 1974 graduate of East Hartford High drop at the end point. In other daughter, Janet Lee Clark, to John Linda Jean Fournier, to Daniel me of the importance of other chemistry tests, clinic and was told by a using the skinned breast on Hickory Lane, $181,000. Internal Revenue Ser and a 1977 graduate of Bryant College where he cases, the nose may just have a K. Merrill, son of Mr. a’nd Mrs. Joseph Dievlin of Simsbury. The liquids in older people. done regularly to be sure doctor there not to eat of chicken or turkey. Geraldine Allen Kosto- vice agairasl Gerald M. earned a bachelor of science degree in business hump and the client wants it Thomas R. Merrill of Rockland, bride-eiect is a mathematics lecki to Christine Sam- Monahan, 12 Horace St., management. He is president of Travelrama in removed. Maine. teacher at East Catholic High marlino, trustee, prop $1^95.04. Ciearwater, Fla. Kaye said nose jobs, rhinoplasty, School. erty on Adams Street. The bride-elect is a graduate of Town of Manchester are done from the inside out. Soft The prospective bridegroom is $80,000. Coventry High School and is against Keith R. Baudis tissue is removed. ^ the son of Mr, and Mrs. John G. Violence during courtship Olgerts Klavins to U & R and George V. Lawler, The nose corrections usually can employed by Travelers Insurance Devlin of Philadelphia, Pa. He is a Construction Co., prop ^Jones-Bielak Co. as a custom er service $357.02 water, $157.02 be done under local anesthesia and graduate of LaSalle College with a erty on Mountain Road, representative. sewer, property at 59 Mr. and Mrs. John A. Everett Mrs. Frank P. Terragna Jr. most patients need to wear a splint bachelor of arts degree and is a $32,320. Birch St., and $350.51 candidate for a masters degree at Elizabeth Mary Bielak, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. a week or two. .Usually some get The prospective bridegroom is a is only now being discussed water, $153.93 sewer, 140 Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Everett-Stanavage Terragna-Rivosa Peter P. Bielak of Maryland, formerly of 16 Edward black eyes. The swelling goes down graduate of Rockland District Spruce St. gradually. Final results may not of Hartford. He is a claims account Quitclaim deeds St., Manchester, and Torpedoman’s Mate First Class, High School and is serving in the DEAR DR. BLAKER: Northfield Green Con be vUible until a year of 18 months executive with the Travelers Insu self-addressed envelope Eva Lillian Fitzsim Richard Jay Jones, son of Mr. and Mrs. William F. United States Coast Guard where A friend of mine has been dominium Association Catherine G . Stanavage of South Windsor, daughter Joanne E. Rivosa, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph later. rance Company. to Dr. Blaker in care of mons to Pamelyn F. Stet Jones of Oregon, were married Oct. 23 in the Church ot he is making his career .as a going out with his girl against Joyce Lundberg, of Mrs. Veronica Folia of Moodus, and John A. Rivosa of South Windsor, and Frank P. Terragna Jr,, Kaye said males with receding The bride-elect is a graduate of this newspaper, P.O. Box son, property at 54 Hem the Little Flower, Bethesda, Md. telephone technician. friend for a year and Unit 66F, Ambassador Everett, of South Windsor, son of Earle D. Everett of son of Mr. and Mrs. FrankTerragna of East Hartford, chins frequently look to plastic Emmanuel College of Boston, 475, Radio City Station, lock St. The Rev. Kenneth W. Roeitgen performed the things have apparently Wf j Ask Drive, $925.19, 169 Croft Drive, Manchester, were married Nov. 12 at were married Oct. 21 at St. Margaret M ary’s Church. surgeons for correction so they can A March 24 wedding is planned Mass., with a bachelor of arts New York, N.Y. 10019. James W. Nixon to ceremony and a reception followed at the Chevy been going very well. Northfield Green Con Union Congregational Church, Rockville. The bride is the niece of Manchester Fire Chief John conform to the Western ideal of at First Congregational Church of degree and i^ a candidate for a Write to Dr. Blaker at Kathleen E. Nixon, prop Chase Holiday Inn. >They always looked Dr. Blaker dominium Association Dr. Michael F. Evans officiated at the ceremony. C. Rivosa. handsome. Coventry. masters degree at St. Joseph the above address. The erties at 66. 68 and 70 Alice Chavez of Woodside, N.Y., was maid of honor. happy together and I ’ve against Reuben A. Lewis, Freida Dinsmore, sister of the bride, was matron of The Rev. Mark Flynn officiated'at the mass and College, West Hartford. A July 1984 E.: Karen Blaker, Ph.D. volume of mail prohibits Laurel St. Bridesmaids were Evelyn Shaw of Gainsville, Fla., never seen them argue. Unit 12C, Ambassador honor. Earle T. Everett, brother of the groom, was double ring candlelight service. Linda Steger was wedding is planned. personal replies, but ques Woodcock Refrigera and Jenette Jones of Silver Spring, Md. Last week the girl came Drive, $495.00. best man. Ushers were Ernest Everett, brother of the soloist and Nancy Bergeron, organist. The bride was . tions of general interest tion Co.' Inc. to EK Asso Peter Bielak of Chevy Chase, brother of the bride, running to my house, t ^ 9 groom and Flora Gerber, sister ot the groom. given in marriage by her father. will be discussed in future ciates, property on Colon was best man. Ushers were Robert N. Chevrette, of Lavere-Fo88 saying she had been 1 Release ol atlachmeni After a reception in Bowman Hall of the church the Births columns. ial Road. Nancy A. Rivosa, sister of the bride, was maid of Rhode Island and Richard Matthew of Florida. Lisa beaten up by my friend. I Sigma Software releas couple left on a wedding trip to Jamaica. They will honor and Ellen R. Cipolla, another sister, was Jones, sister of the groom, was flower girl and Jason couldn’ t believe it. I asked ing Wellington Lee, prop make their home in South Windsor. The bride is the Mrs. Sharon Lavere of Camillus, Carson’s 25th Certificate ot distribution matron of honor. Jones, brother of the groom, was ringbearer. her why she didn’t leave According to the au DEAR READER: erty at 571-573 Hartford owner of Katy-Did Draperies of South Windsor. The ’Thunlon, Jacqueline, daughter ford. His paternal grandparents N.Y., and Thomas Lavere of Estate of Johp R. Thomas Terragna of East Hartford was best man The bride is studying recreational leadership at him and she said she still thors of the study, they Check with your doctor. HOLLYWOOD (U P I) — Boad. groom is-a correctional officer at Cheshire Youth of William E. and Christine Schil- are M’’- Kichard R. Jamesville, N.Y., announce the Mrosek to Wendy Mrosek, and Richard Cipolla, usher. Montgomery College and is employed by the cared about him a great stayed because they had While it is not unusual to And they said it wouldn’t Institution. ter Thurston Jr. of 1924 Boston Maselek Sr. of East Hartford. engagement of their daughter, John W. Mrosek and Joel Gaithersburg, Md. Recreational Department and deal. witnessed or were sub desire more food prior to last! Turnpike, Coventry, was born Hayes, Alexandra Leslie, daugh Sheila Ann Lavere. to Jeffrey Mrosek, interest in prop After a reception at Vito’s Birch Mountain Inn, the O’Donnell and Sons Sporting Goods of Bethesda. What’s going on here? jected to violence in their m e 11Airuation, it is / Johnny Carson and Ed Nov. 3 at Manchester Memorial ter of David M. and Hilda M. Robert Foss, son of Mr, and Mrs. erty at 92-94 E. Middle Releases ol lien couple went on a Western Caribbean cruise. The groom is assigned to the nuclear submarine own families. To them, strange that you should be.^/McMahon celebrate 25 Hospital. Her maternal grandpar Cadenas Hayes of 75 Forest St., W. Robert Foss of Vernon and the Turnpike. The bride is employed by Pyrotronics of Manches USS Buffalo which was commissioned at Newport DEAR READER: violence is a natural part gaining back all the years togetheras a team Internal (Revenue Ser ents are Frieda and Paul Schilter was born Nov. 1 at Manchester grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Shirt off her back ter and the groom is employed by the Town of East News, Va. on Nov. 5. Courtship abuse. Qnly re of growing up. weight you have lost dur first on the game show vice releasing Dana A. of Switzerland. Her paternal Memorial Hospital. Her maternal Foss of 353 Summit St. Bond lor deed Hartford Fire Department. cently discussed in the Continue to encourage ing the month. "Who Do You Trust?” Fisher, 107 Porter St., grandparents are Jeanne and grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. The bride-elect is a graduate of Anthony J. Blanchard $1,104.03. professional literature, it your friend to find love Ten days prior to men followed by the ’Tonight OKLAHOMA CITY (U PI) — A woman motorist who William Thurston of 628 Spring St. Manuel A. Cadenas of Coral West Genesee High Schpol and the and Marie S. Blanchard, ij evidently quite com elsewhere. struation, the female body Show.on which they’ve Internal Revenue Ser saw a man with his clothing on fire stopped and used Lavey, Christopher Daniel, son Gables, Fla. Her paternal grand Memorial Hospital of Albany. N.Y. seller, and James A, mon. A recent study con begins to require 400 calo been associated for 21 vice releasing Nutmeg her coat and blouse to extinguish the blaze, then fled in Urassette-Manrlque of Daniel and Patricia Cobb Lavey parents are Mr. and Mrs. David V. as a registered nurse. She is DEAR DR. BLAKER: Geyer and Kim A. Geyer, Where to write ducted at Murray State ries per day more than years. Beverage Co., Pop embarassment without identifying herSelf, authori of 153 Oak St., was born Nov. 5 at Hayes of 905 South St., Coventry., employed by Upstate Medical Every month, just before buyer, property at 116 University in Kentucky during the period prior to • The combination began Shoppe, 249 Spencer St,, ties said Thursday. Here’s where to write for advice from the Manchester Memorial Hospital. Connors, Chrlstin^ Elizabeth, Center of Syracuse, N.Y. my period starts, I get Carriage Drive, $112,000. Sara Manrique of 47 Holl St., daughter ot Mrs. Dalia found that one student in ovulation. At this time, in New York City in 1958 $38,445.65. District Fire Chief C.R. Littieton said workmen on a "His. atemal grandparents are daughter of Richard A- sod Bev The prospective bridegroom is a v’ery strong hunger pains. syndicated columnists featured in the Man five had been involved in most women alter their when Carson was host of Town of Manchester modeling job in the northwest part of the city were Leal of West Street, and Andrew Thomas Grassette Pauline and Willis Cobb of 90 erly Williams Connors of 844 graduate of Rockville High School During this time, I have Lis pendens. chester Herald; caloric intake to compen ABC-TV’s "Who Do You releasing Tricia L. Casey, cleaning a bathroom with paint thinner, when a spark III, son of Mrs. Joan Grassette of 47 Holl St., were Chambers St. His paternal grand Boston Turnplle, Coventry, was and Syracuse University with a abuse, while 60 percent trouble sticking to my Lena J. Gubkin against • Dear Abby ■— Abigail Van Buren, P.O. knew of relationships sate Yor the change in Trust?” and McMahon property atx^ll Orchard caused a fire that ignited the clothing of Joseph married Nov. 12 at Vernon Methodist Church. parents are Anne and Raymond Rorn Nov. 5 at Manchester Memor bachelor of science degree. He is diet. ' Leslie D. Gubkin, prop box 38923, Hollywood, Calif. 90083. characterized by this kind metabolic rale. auditioned for the an St. ^ Gordon, 29. Lavey of East Hartford, ia l Hospital. Her maternal grand employed by WWLP, Channell 22. Could the physiological erty on Leland Drive, The Rev. Stewart Lanier performed the double ring of violence. nouncing job. • Dr. Lamb — Dr. Lawrence Lamb, M.D., y Maselek, Jay Robert Jr., son of mother is Gertrude Williams of as a news photographer. A May changes of menstruation Society for^ Savings Gordon jumped out a window and his flaming ceremony. The ringbearer was Warren Goulet of East These survey results Reduce thtt. role of tele 1 In addition to working Notice of lease P.b. Box 1551, Radio'Clty Station, New York, Jay Robert and Melissa Andrews Framlnglmm, Mass. Her paternal 1984 wedding i's planned in be making me feel that against Manchester Pro clothes were spotted by a female motorist. Co-worker Hartford. The reception was held at the British are more distuWng when vision in your household with Carson, McMahon Burger King Corp. to N.V. 10019. Maselek Sr., of 15 Ridgewood St., grandparehts are Mr. and Mrs. Syracuse. way? Or is it just my weak fessional Park Asso Dan"Kelly, 35, said the woman pulled off her coat to American Club of Manchester. one learns that 27 percent with help from Dr. Blak- recently began his own Stephen Nikodemski, pre- • Dr. Blaker — Dr: Karen Blaker, P.O. Box was bom Nov. 3 at Manchester George Birge, 8 Packard St. She will power? , ciates, foreclosure of fight the flames, then ripped off her blouse when the ______I • , of the people involved er’s newsletter, "Taming series, ’Star Search,” a misesnil467 CenterSt., for The bride is employed by the 3 D Departments of 475, Radio City Station, New York, N.Y. Memorial Hospital. His maternal has a brother Ryan, 9 and four It is very discouragiifg mortgage on property at coat ignited. Kelly said he rushed over and both of Gold and sjlver miners were the stayed in the abusive the TV Beast.” Send 50 syndicated talent show for 15 years from Sept. 22, East Hartford and the groom is employed by grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. sisters, Terry 19, Patty 17, Karen every month to gain back 134 Broad St. them extingiushed the fire. ' 10019. first to ski the Rockies in the 1870s. relationship. cents and a stamped. new performers. 1975. Manchester Bus Company. Joseph V. Andrews, East Hart 13, and Amanda,2. what I have just lost. 14 - MANCHKSTKR H K K ALl), Suturday. Nov. 19. 19«J
MACC News Mrs. Chen’s music to aid SPORTS neariy-empty fuei bank Class: Always in Five Miler
By Earl Yofst a regular chasing McCluskey who the Iasi of two national champs . . Editor's note: this column is prepared by the Monday morning and tell us it's coming (we will same event. racked up three straight victories, produced by Coach Pete Wigren at Manchester Area Conference of Churches. be VE R Y happy to hear from you) .Turkeys must Sports Editor Emeritus The fifth member of the latest IrlAh Connection, all natives of 1930-31-32, a feat later equalled or Man/chester High. be dropped off 'Tuesday morning before noon. The passed by little Johnny Kelley and College runners who flashed baskets are being delivered Tuesday afternoon, There's always been class in the Ireland, is Charlie Breagy, who Amby Burfoot. home first were Charlie Dysbn of By Nancy Carr so please contaet us as soon as possible on Five Mile Road Race in Manches will be making hU debut. He's the Brown and the fabled DeMar Connecticut. Kelley of Boston MACC director Monday. ter; the 47th edition due for current intercollegiate steeple unveiling Thanksgiving morning chase king in New England. never won, nor did old Johnny University. Wesleyan's Butfrxil, starting at 10 o'clock, and this Another newcomer to the field will Kelley, the ageless marathoner Bob Lowe ol Brown University. You are all most cordially invited to attend the SLIGHTLY SLOW Ray Crothers of Central Connecti Ellen Tryba Chen piano concert at 3:30 p.m. Thursday will be no exception. be Randy Thomas, one of the who still runs Boston. cut. and Art Dulong of Holy Cross. Sunday at the Emanuel Lutheran Church. The To date we have received only small amount On paper, the 1983 race looms as premier long distance runners in Bill Rodgers, who helped popu to help us cover the cost of hot holiday meals the biggest in numbers, both the United States: He's been larize distance runners to new Zwolak of Villanovu, Cosies of event will benefit the totally depleted MACC fuel Slippery Rock, McCluskey of Ford- bank. We’re running a minus balance this week. beine delivered to some 37 shut-ins; meal starters and finishers, and could ranked among the top 10 distance heights in the 70s, was never able to certiBcates to enable those, without cooking easily be the most prestigious in runners in the USA the last six break the tape first in Manchester. ham, John Vitale of Connecticut. Ellen, well known to local music lovers, not only Treacy of Providence, and Close of accepts students at her studio in Manchester but facilities to buy a hot meal and meat and produce, the long history that dates back to years, and has racked up a long His best showing was a third St, John's. also teaches in the Comrhunity Division of the to fill out the last of the Thanksgiving baskets. 1927, with a 10-year lapse from 1935 string of victories in races from the placement in 1974. Your Thanksgiving gift can be mailed to MACC to 1964. one-mile to the mar.athon distance. Olympians Jess VanZant, Gor Holders of national champion Hartt School of Music of the University of ships who ran Manchester and Hartfortl and at Manchester Community College. Seasonal Sharing, Box 773, Manchester. All World champion Eamonn Cogh- This is an Olympic year, and all don McKenzie, Les Pawson, Ted won, included Tommy Crane, A lovely young mother of a 2-year-old, Ellen contributions to MACC are tax deductible. lan is the biggest name once again of the aforementioned runners Corbitt, Johnny Lafferty, and Jeff Galloway, were among the also- former Springfield College stu began playing at 6, and took her Master's degree We still need to fill baskets for 20 elderly, and 22 as he will attempt to rack up a third stand an excellent shot at wearing rans here. dent, and the two Tulls products, at Hartt, studying under Rebecca Pennys and households with children. Our thanks to the straight success in the 4.77 mile the green colors of Ireland and the McCluskey provided the neces Vogel and Schoeffler, as well as Raymond Hanson. A Manchester resident of following contributors to Seasonal Sharing: run. red, white and blue of America. sary local interest in the 30s and Buschmann, a one-time University - some six years, Ellen conceived the idea of giving Theodore and Margaret Metheny, Thomas M. Coghlan, who will note his 31st when the race was revived in 1945, of Massachusetts performer. a concert to raise money for the fuel bank in her Healey, M.D., Maryann Falkowski, Albert 0. Two-time world cross country birthday Monday, has appeared in Charlie Robbins was the local man search for a way to use her talents for the benefit Bourret, Elsie G. Lewis, St. Mary’s Episcopal champion John Treacy, victorious two Olympic Games in 1976 and One national figure who did win of the needyin the community. Guild, Margaret and Ernest Segerberg, Peter in his on(^ two starts in Manches 1980, 'and Treacj) was in the '80 to watch, and he didn't fail, winning in both 1945 and 1946. here in his only appearance was Carefully selecting works that would appeal to and Vera Guna, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Spratly, ter, in 1978 and 1979, and holder of competition. In '45, Robbins was the best Dick Hart. The form^er University a wide span of audience interests, she has chosen Phyllis B. Von Deck, Dot Sonego, Carolyn C. the course record, 21:26, returns That’s the class of the expected distance runner in the United of Penn runner was No 1 in 1955. At two works by Bach and Grieg with shorter pieces Foster, Elizabeth S. Anderson, Elsie A. Bradley, after a two-year absence while 5,500 to 6,000 runners on Thursday. States, winning national titles in 6-1, he’s the tallest to ever enter the by Chopin, Brahms and contemporary compos Barbara Atwood, Barbara Conklin, The Millers, overcoming back problems. The race has boasted name the 20, 25 and 30 kilometer runs as w inner’s circle. ers Granados and Horhaness. John and Carol Wengertsman, and John and Richard O'Flynn, a sophomore runners since the 1930’s when well as the marathon. ■Burfoot heads the list of wins Admission to the Ellen Chen benefit concert Lorna Pickens. i at Providence College, has been native son Joe McCluskey was Robbins, like McCluskey. .oqt of w ith an unprecedented nine. Kel will be free, A goodwill offering will be taken for Even though contributions are somewhat slow the hottest cross country runner in embarking on a career that lasted Manchester High, claimed II ley won’ six times; Treacy, Cogh those who would like to contribute to the fuel to come in this year, letters like this brighten the Eastern Intercollegiate circles 50 years, and in between, included national titles during his prime lan. Lowe, Robbins, and Busch bank. A reception in Emanuel’s hall will follow office: this fall. The 20-year-old captured 9 winning 25 national champion years. mann. twice each. the recital. "D ear MACC: This is not of much interest but the New England Intercollegiate ships, 13 selections on the annual The list of runners who repres Of the 37 winners since 1945, 24 This concert is a first for MACC. We hope you due to the fact 1 was able to have my toaster oven cross country title and added the IC4A and NCAA Division I crowns All-America track squad, and two ented Uncle Sam in Olympic held national long distance cham will come support both the artistic contribution of repaired and saved me about $40, so I want to appearances in the Olympic Games and who ran here, included pionships. Thirteen were college this lovely young pianist and help us raise badly share this with our poor.” in his most recent outings. Games in the steeplechase event. McCluskey, Brown, DeMar, both students at the time. needed funds for fuel bills. Enclosed was a check for $20 for the Fuel Bank, Brendan Quinn tied for second and $20 for Seasonal Sharing. Delightful. place in 1981 and was third last Ellison 'Tarzan' Brown and John Kelleys, Nick Costes, Vic Two were world champions;' Clarence DeMar were other big- Zwolak, Ted Vogel, F'red Treacy and Coghlan. INTERFAITH THANKSGIVING SERVICE year. Two years ago, Quinn MORE THANK YOU’S reigned as the IC4A and Big East time runners who visited Manches Schoeffler and Pete Close. Costes. The Manchester field has alw ays ter on turkey day in the 30's. Zwolak. Vogel. Schoeffler, and boasted class: spelled with a By 6:45 p.m. on Sunday, the clear brassy tones To Thomas and Marion Carpenter, William and cross country champ and in 1980 Herald photo by Pinto Brendan Quinn Brown, a full-blooded Indian, was rinse all won once. The latter was capital C. Rich O'Flynn of the carillon at South United Methodist Church Pat Dow, and the "C hai" group, for donations to won the New England nip In the will be calling you to join your friends from every the Human Needs Fund, Memorial contributions St. Briijget Church's Pieta seen on a recent rainy night. neighborhood in Manchester for the 14th annual have also been made to the fund in memory of community-wide interfaith Thanksgiving ser Ruth Duncan, mother of Elaine Holcomb; by vice. The musical prelude will begin promptly at 7 Everett and Myrtle Caswell, Evelyn Morrison, p.m. Joining the Salvation Army Band and Eldora Bayinet, Annamay and Theodore Potocki, The Game coming up Saturday Manchester High School's Round Table Singers Nancy Carr, Jean Kielick, Lena Schubert, and Calendar will be the Bell Choir from Emanuel Lutheran Mr. and Mrs, Alan Panciera. Many of you know Church; the Beethoven Chorus of Manchester; Elaine; especially those who have been active in NEW HAVEN, (U PI) - The through a dismal 1-8 season, 1-7 in season Host week against Prin Andrie, who has 1.938 yards, the 7th grade Makhelah Singing Group of Temple Church Women United, and in MACC from the Give thanks at Nazarene UFOs; 4 p.m.. Junior and Cherub choirs: 6:30 p.m., bragging rights of the century the Ivy League, while Harvard is ceton. 28-21, and coach CarmCozza needs 62 yards to end his Yale Beth Sholom and the Sacred Dancers of North beginning. Elaine has been MACC coordinator for Lucia rehearsal at Duff’s were at stake as Yale braced for 5-2-2 overall and 4-1-1 in the league. said the victory has given momen career with the likes of Dick United Methodist. David Morse will be organist the Thoughts column in the Herald for 11 years. The following events are scheduled at the Church of Wednesday — 2 p.m.. Laurel Living Center; 7:30 Harvard Saturday in the 100th A victory over Yale would assure tum to his club, which has been Jauron. Rich Diana and John with Pauline Trian playing the carillon. Thanks also to Arthur Johnson, John and Lorna the Nazarene for the coming week: p.m.. Thanksgiving service with communion. . edition of one of college football's Harvard at least a share of the crippled by key injuries this year. Pagliaro. The worship service will begin at 7:30 p.m. Pickens, iCl.B. Falkowski, Marjorie and Irving Tuesday — 2 p.m., service at Crestfield Convales Saturday — 8 p.m., Alcoholics Anonymous meeting most famous rivalries. conference crown and the so-called Yale senior tailback Paul And- The rivalry began in 1875. and Joining the Rev. Mark Rorhbaugh, general Carlson, Emily Tolf and the Manchester Emblem cent Home: 3 p.m., .service at Vernon Manor; 7p.m., in Luther Hall, 60 Church St. A noisy crowd of more than Big-Three title. Both Yale and rie, who has been hobbled by an with the exception of eight years, secretary of the Christian Conference of Club V251, for donations to the Fuel Bank; and to Thanksgiving service. We Gals and Emanuel Choir will not meet at their 75,000 was expected to pack Yale Harvard have beaten Princeton — arm injury this season, could the teams have since met 99 times. Connecticut, will be the Rev. Shep Johnson (South parishioners at Assumption; Marie Finnegan and Wednesday — 7 p.m.. Chancel Choir rehearsal, usual times. The church office will be closed Thursday Bowl for the hisioric kickoff to the third member of the Big Three become the sixth Yale back to Yale leads the series 54-37-8, but Methodist); Sister Joan Riley (St. James); the Arthur Johnson, for most generous contributions Friday — counseling with Rev. Eddy. Call 646-8599. and Friday for the Thanksgiving holiday. what has come to be called "The elite. break the 2.000-yard career in Harvard humiliated the Elis last Rev. Steven Sabin (Emanuel Lutheran); the Rev. to the Emergency Pantry; and to Charles and Game.” The Elis are suffering Yale won its first game of the Saturday's game. year in a 45-7 rout. Martin Scholsky (St, Bartholomew); Rabbi Doris Swallow, for donations to the Soup Kitchen. Community service set Richard Plavin and Cantor Israel Tabatsky (both of Temple Beth Sholom); Mayor Barbara FURNITURE BANK: To Arthur Vesho, Mrs. The following events have been scheduled at South Week at Center Church Weinberg will read the annual Thanksgiving R.P. Culver, Karen Golfen, Carmen Maloon, United Methodist Church for the coming week: P New England season winding down proclamation. Katherine Nackowski, Mr, L. DellaFera, Gail Sunday — 1 p.m,, pack and deliver Thanksgiving The following events have been scheduled at Center Congregational Church for the coming week: Worshippers will be invited to bring their gifts Peters. Shirley Segal (For Patience), Lea boxes; 7 p.m., community interfaith Thanksgiving plays a league game this weekend, Monday — 7:30 p.m,, Grace Group, sanctuary. By United Press International BC almost certainly has locked In New Haven. Conn.. Yale is of food and money to the altar rail during the Carlson, M. Lentini, Mr. and Mrs. J.R. Haskell, service. though four are in action. Tuesday — 3:30 p.m.. Pilgrim Choir, choral room: * up an invitation to the Liberty wrapping up an uncharacteristi-, offering. Food collected at the service will help Mrs. Edith Bolin, Mrs. R.H. Wright, Nancy Monday — noon to 5 p.m., bloodmobile; 6 p.m.. Boston University,. 7-3, hosts 5:30 p.m., confirmation, Robbins Room. As the end of the New England Bowl, almost as certainly against cally poor season. stock the emergency pantry. Funds will go to the Siebert, Sharon Sprague, Mrs. Whitney Jacobs. United Methodist Women mission team. Harvard is the one team with Morgan State, which last made an Wednesday — 6:30 p.m., sacred dance. Federation college football season ap Notre Dame. The worst that could MACC humarj^needs fund, which provides small Ann Hickey, June Tompkins, Linda Goldberg, Tuesday — 3 p.m., Bell Choir; 7:30 p.m., women's something on the line. The Crim appearance in the area while Room; 6:30 p.m., set up for Thanksgiving meal proaches, traditional rivalries pop happen to the Eagles on Saturday, grants and loans to Manchester residents in Mrs. Pauline Gareau, Rosemary Johnson, Frank prayer and study, 337 W. Middle Turnpike, losing to Boston College 45-12 in its Woodruff Hall; 7:30 p.m.. Chancel Choir, choral up on the schedule. This weekend assuming the game won't be a son go into the pame in a three-way crisis. Parking will be available across Hartford VanCleef, Concordia Lutheran Church. Wednesday — 7 p.m.. Bell Choir; 7:30p.m., Chancel season opener. BU boasts the room; 7:30 p.m., Bible study. Carrier Room. two of the region's best known debacle, is an exit from the top 20. tie with Dartmouth and Penn for Road from South Methodist, and at Bennet Junior Choir. the Ivy lead. The Big Green travels conference’s lop rusher, Paul High. annual events will involve only one However, a loss would be the EMERGENCY PANTRY: To Vince Salvatore, team that really has something at Eagles' second straight as they to meet Penn to wrap up its season. Lewis (140.2 yards per gam e). and Come, dear friends, and join us in giving thanks Bolton Methodist Church, John Johnson, Second stake. head toward next week's contest If Harvard wins Saturday, it will leading receiver. Bill Brooks (35 for all the many blessings of the past year. Advent workshop at Emanuei Congregational Church, Linda Harlow, and five Boston College, ranked 19lh, with Alabama. probably become the Ivy co receptions. 541 yards). anonymous donors. Army plans festival The following events have been scheduled at meets Holy Cross, the nation's top champion with one other team. In V DON’T FORGET In other non-conference games. Emanuel Lutheran Church for the coming week: The Manchester Salvation Army will have its Division 1-AA team, at Sullivan Holy Cross already has a bye in the event of a tie between Dart NOTICE: Connecticut' hosts Colgate, Maine Sunday — noon. Advent potiuck lunch and annual Thanksgiving festival of music tonight at 7- 30 Stadium in Foxboro, Mass. Yale the Division 1-AA playoffs. Even a mouth and Penn, the Crimson You can still leave produce and baked goods for entertains Springfield and Massa workshop; 3:30 p.m., Ellen Chen benefit concert for at the Citadel, 661 Main St.' hosts Harvard when The Game is close contest would probably pre would win the title outright. Thanksgiving baskets on Monday at Concordia chusetts visits Northeastern. Tag and Bake sale thiis morning at North MACC. Featured will be hymns and classical pieces played for the lOOth time. serve their top divisional ranking. No Yankee Conference team Lutheran Church, 40 Pitkin St. We need your United Methodist Church, 300 Parker St. If you Monday — 3:30 p.m., staff meeting; 6 p.m.. arranged for brass bands. The Songsters will offer turkey (as of Wednesday morning we are still 35 are reading your paper over breakfast coffee, you Thanksgiving basket packing: 6:45 p.m,, scouts; 7; 30 traditional music, all by Salvationist composers turkeys short), but we need you to keep it frozen can still make it, since the sale is from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.. altar guild in chapel. Mike Orfitelli is bandmaster and Karen Krinjack is for us until the last moment. If possible, call p.m. Tuesday — 10 a.m.. Old Guard, all retired men of the Songster leader. There is no admission, but an community welcome, speaker Robert Bletchman on offering will be taken. The public is invited. ^ Herald photo by Pinto KnickSxTout Celts Manchester's Brad Pelligrinelli (8) was in a foot race with a Bridgeport Central foe Tuesday in semifinal action. BOSTON (UPI) — Bernard King rebounds and Isiah Thomas added Pelligrinelli, will be one of the keys as the Indians face hit for a season-high 32 points, 20 points and a career-high 18 Religious services including two clutch free throws assists Friday night to rally the Ridgefield High today for the Class LL title. with 43 seconds remaining Friday Detroit Pistons to a 128-120 tri night to lead the New York Knicks umph over the Utah Jazz. study. Nursery provided tor Vinnie Johnson keyed a fourth- ter. Tuesday, Congreoation Church, 1041 Boston Turn to a 110-103 victory over the Boston Assemblies of God all services. (646-2903) Covenant Bible Study, 7 p.m.; Thurs Church, 187 Woodbrldge St., p.m.; Sunday 9:30 and 10:45 Society-East, 153 W. Vernon pike, Bolton. Rev. Stewart Manchester. Rev. M arvin a.m.; holydays, 5:30and 7:30 St., Manchester. Rev. Arnold Celtics. quarter spurt which saw the Calvary Church (Assem Trinity Covenant Church, day, Theocratic School Lanier, pastor, 9:30 a.m., Stuart, minister. 10 a.m., p.m. Confessions 4:30 to 5 Pistons outscore the Jazz 11-6 at blies of God), 400 Bucklond (speaking course), 7:30 p.m.; Westwood, m inister. 10:30 The Knicks won for only the Congregationai 302 Hackmatack St., Man church school; 11 a.m., wor Sundav school; 11 a.m., o. m. (742-6655) a.m., service. (646-5151) the start of the period. Johnson had Road, South Windsor. Rev. chester. Rev. Norman Swen Service meeting (ministry ship service, nursery. (649- morning worship; 6 p.m., Church of St. Maurice, 32 MHS soccer after second time in their last 16 Boston Kenneth L. Gustafson, pas Bolton Congregational son, 8 d.m., worship; 9:25 training), B:15 p.m.; Sunday, 3472) evening worship; 7:30 p.m., Hebron Road, Bolton. The' Garden visits while the Celtics lost ' six points in that stretch, including tor. 9:30 a.m., Sunday Public Bible Lecture, 9:30 Church, 228 Bolton Center a.m., Sunday school; 10:25 North United Methodist bible study (Tuesday); j Rev. J. C llftord Curtin, pas their second straight game, and a jumper with 9:09 remaining, to school; 10:30 a.m., worship, Rood, at the Green, Bolton. d.m., coffee ond fellowship,- a.m.; Watchtower Study, Church# 300 Parker St., Man p.m.. Ladles' prayer (Thurs tor. Saturday mass at 5 p.m.; child-core and nursery; 7:00 Rev. R. Stanley Eaton, inte 11 a.m., worship. (649-2855) 10:25. (646-1490) chester. Richard W. Dupee, day); 7 p.m.. Men's proyer Sunday masses at 7:30, 9-15 first home contest, of the season. put the Pistons ahead for good, p.m., evening service of rim minister. 9:30 a.m,, w or pastor. Schedule: 8:45 a.m., (Thursday); 7 p.m., Ybuth and 11 a.m. (643-4466) King tossed in 11 of ^ew York's, 99-98. praise and Bible preaching. fifth state crown ship service, nursery, church worship, adult Bible class, service (F riday). (649-9848) TH E first 15 points, but his pair of free Utah <;losed to within 109-108 at (644-1102) school; 10:45 o.m., fellow Episcopai Jewish — nursery; 10:15a.m.# worship, 1 throws in the final minute put New 6:06 but three consecutive baskets ship; 11 a.m., forum. (649- Conservative church school for age 3 Saivation Army BIBLE NEW BRITAIN - The Manches due to inclement weather, the 7077) St. George’s Episcopal through 6 grade, nursery; Presbyterian York in front to stay as the Knicks t>y Laimbeer upped the Pistons Baptist Church, 1150 Boston Turn Salvation Army, 661 Main ter High boys' soccer program make-up will be held Sunday at Center Congregational Temple Beth Sholom, 400 5:30 p.m.. Senior Methodist SPEAKS got their last nine points from the lead to 115-110 andthe Jazz never Church, 11 Center St., Man pike, Bolton. Sunday 8 a.m., Youth Fellowship at churih; Coventry Presbyterian St., Manchester. Capt. and Boplltt Bible Church of Eucharist; 10 a.m. Holy E. Middle Turnpike, Man By seeks its fifth state title when the Willow Brook, also at 1:30 p.m. chester. Rev. Newell H. Cur chester. Richard J. Plavin, 7 p.m. sacred dance rehear Church, Route 44A and Trow Mrs. Randall Davis. 9:30 foul line. threatened again. Covenirv, the Grange build Eucharist, Rev. John Hol- bridge Road, Coventry. Rev. a.m., Sunday school; 10:45 1983 Indians travel to Willow Brook This is the 12th state final for a ing, Route 44, Coventry. Ste tis Jr., senior pastor; Rev. rabbi; Isroet Tabatsky. can sal. (649-3696) Eugene Boston, which trailed by as Robert J. Bills, minister ot llger, vicar. 11 a.m., fellow South United Methodist Brad Evans, pastor. Sunday, a.m., holiness meeting; 7 Park here today at 1:30 p.m. to Manchester soccer team. Ridge Utah shot a sizzling 68 percent in phen Smith, pastor. Worship ship hour. Monday through tor; Dr. Leon Wind, rabbi Brewer many as nine points for much of the visitations; Rev. C lifford O. emeritus. Services, 8:15p.m. Church# 1226 Main St., Man 9:30 a.m., worship; 10:45 p. m.. salvation meeting. meet Ridgefield High for the'Class field will be making its second the first quarter as the Jazz, led by services Sunday at 11 o.m. Friday, 4:45 p.m .; evening chester. Dr. Shephard S. a.m., Sunday school; 7 p.m., (649-7787). game, closed the deficit to 2 points and 7 o.m. All ore welcome. Simpson, pastor emeritus; Friday and 9:45 a.m. Satur People'e tavorlte exer- LL championship. straight appearance in a cham Adrian Dantley’s 12 points, opened Michael C. Thornton, asso prayer. Wednesdays, 7:30 day. (643-9563) Johnson, Rev. Laurence M. Bible study and fellowship. on Dennis Johnson's free throws*' (742-7937) .r^ p.m.. Holy Eucnarlst and Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., clee le Jumping to conclu- up a 38-29 advantage at the end of Community Baptist ciate pastor. 10 d.m., worship Hill, pastors. 9 and 10:45 Ridgefield. 16-0-1, is the top- pionship game and second overall. service, sanctuary; 10 a.m. prayers of heollng In the prayer meeting. (742-7222) Unitarian elone. In the proceee they with 75 seconds left. But Boston Church, 585 E. Center St., chapel. (643-9203) a.m., worship; 9'a.m., church ranked team in the class. Man Manchester besides winning in the period. church school. (647-9941) Lutheran school, nursery through se Presbyterian Church ot often get their leet In their was limited to a Johnson three- Manchester. Rev. James I. St. Mary's Episcopal Manchester, 43 Spruce St., Universaiist mouths, lor seldom le e chester, 15-1-2, is ranked third. The 1979 also gained state champion Meek, minister. 9:15 o.m., First Congregational Church, Park and Church poncordla Lutheran nior high; 10:45 a.m.# point basket with 15 seconds left, Utah extended its lead to 51- 39 Church of Andover, Route 6, nursery; United Methodist Manchester. Rev. Richard conclutlon kept confi only other time the two schools met ships in 1956, 1958 and 1962. church school for all ages, streets, Manchester. Rev. Church (LCA), 40 Pitkin St., Gray, pastor. 10:30 a.m., Unitorlan Unlveriallst while the Knicks were converting midway through the second pe kindergarten through Grade Andover. Rev. Richard H. Youth Fellowship; 7:30 p.m., dential. on the soccer field was in a 1975 Directions: 1-91 South to Crom Taylor, pastor. Sunday wor Stephen K. Jacobson,rector; Manchester. Rev. Burton D. worship service, nursery, from the line. riod. but Detroit rallied behind 4 continuing during the ser Rev. Frederick P. Moser, Strand, pastor. Schedule: 8 Bible, song, proyer fellow forAInessme of Jesus' disciples, upon well. Follow Rte, 72 East just over ship: 11 a.m., nursery care ship. (647-9141) 9:15 a.m., Sunday school; 7 quarterfinal tournament game Terry Tyler’s 10 points and closed vice; 10:30 a.m,, morning associate rector. 7:30 a.m., o.m.. Holy Communion, p.m.. Informal worship. (643- CHRISTIAN HOPE AND LOVE ■•eing e blind bagger, Johnson wound up with 18 points worship. Nursery provided. provided. ChuAch school: which Manchester won, 2-0. the Berlin town line into New 9 Holv Eucharist; 9 a.m., Holy nursery; 9:15 o.m., church asked the Lord: 'W ho for the Caltics, Larry Bird 17, the margin to 63-59 at the half, (643-0537) 9:30 a.m., Sunday. (742-7696) 0906) Britain. Follow the signs to Willow Eucharist and Chur8h School school and Christian Growth Mormon Dial 649-HOPE sinned, this men or hie pa A year ago, Ridgefield was the Kevin McHale 15 and Robert Detroit’s Kelly Tripucka had 19 Faith Baptist Church, 52 with child care; 11 a.m,, Holv hour, nursery; 10:30 a.m., •r 840-4673 Class LL runner-up, losing to Brook Park. Lake St., Manchester. Rev. First Congregational Roman Cathoiic rents, that he wee born Parish 14. points. Johnson 15, Cliff Livingston Church ot Coventry, 1171 Eucharist. (649-4583) Holv Communion, nursery. Church of Joius Christ of -41 Mlnli^ t( blind?" (John t:l-a) Staples in the finals, 1-0. Manche.s- James Bellasov, pastor. 9:30 (649-5311) For New York, Bill Cartwright 13, and Tyler 12. a.m., Sunday schoot; 10:30 Main St., Coventry. Rev. Latter Day Saints (M or Church of the Assumption, Armed only with the le d Bruce Johnson, pastor, 11 Emanuel Lutheran mon), 30 Woodside St., Man Cinter CMgrentimal Church ter had made the quarterfinals the a.m., worship service: 7 Gospei Church, 60 Church St., Adams Street at Thompson Muienitlir that he wee born blind had 13, Ernie Grunfeld had 12 and p.m., evening service. (646- a.m., worship; 9:30 o.m., chester. Wayne S. Taylor, Road, Manchester. Rev. Ed past three years under coach Bill Utah was led by Danlley's church school In Church Manchester. Rev. Dale H. bishop, 9:15 a.m., sacrament end with the prevelling Truck Robinson 11. 5316) Church of tho Living God, .Gustafson, pastor; Steven P. ward S. Pepin, pastor. Satur theologlcel wisdom that McCarthy. Four years ago, Man game-high 34 points while John First Baptist Church, 240 Lone House. Nursery care an evangelical, full-gospel meeting; 10:15 a.m., Sunday day masses at 5 qnd 7:30 provided. (742-8487) Sabin, Intern; Rev. C. Henry school and primary; 11:25 euch tragedies ere the cu chester won the state title in Dick Grid tickets Pistons 128, .lazz 120 Drew chipped in 28, Darrell Hlllstown Road, (Aanchester. church, Robertson School, Anderson, pastor emeritus. p.m .; Sundav masses at 7:30, Dr. C. Conley, pastor. (649- Second Congregational North School Street, Man a.m., priesthood and relief 9, 10:30 and 11:45. (643-2195) red recompence lor Me Danielson's last year as coach. At Pontiac, Mich, Bill Laimbeer Griffith 15, Thurl Bailey 14 and Church, 385 N. Main SI , Sunday schedule: 9:30 a.m., society. (643-4003) 7509) chester. Rev. D avid W. worship In the sanctuary; St. Bartholomew's Church, vidims' sins, the diedptes . Ridgefield is a member of the on sale at MHS scored 22 poip*s and grabbed 19 Rickey Greene 13. First Baptist Chapel ot the Manchester. The Rev. v. M ullen, pastor. M eeting Sun 741 E. Middle Turnpike, Man "Successful concluded that someone nursery, children's chapel; Fairfield County Interscholastic Deot, 240 Hlllstown Road, Joseph Milton, pastor. 10 chester. Rev. Martin J. sinned. a.m. worship service and days, 10to11:30a.m.Nursery 10:45 tf.m., Sunday church National Cathc^ Athletic (fonference (FCIAC), rec Tickets for the Manchester Manchester. Rev. K. and Sunday school. school, nursery, Bible study. Scholsky, pastor. Saturday "The likely result ot K reutier, pastor. (643-7543) church school; 11 a.m., tel- Full Gospel Intordonoml- ,iass at 5 p.m.; Sunday ognized along with the CCILasthe High-East Catholic football lowship hour, (649-2863) (643-1193) St. John's Polish National quick conclusions Is un natlonol Church, 745 Main Latvian Lutheran Church masses at 8:30, 10 and 11:30 Living" game on Thanksgiving Day Second Congregatlonol Catholic Church, 23 Golway fair criticism ol another top soccer leagues in the state. For St., Manchester. Rev. Philip of Manchester, 21 Garden St., St., Manchester. Rev. Stan a.m. morning at Memorial Field at if Christian Science Church of Coventry, 1746 P. Saunders. Sunday, 10:30 St. Bridget Church, 70Maln CaH: per^n. And nothing we the past 33 years, at least one team Capitals rout Isle Boston Turnpike, Coventry Manchester. (643-2051) ley M. Lancola, pastor. 9 see hastens s conclusion a.m. will be on sale over at o. m., adult Bible study and Prince of Peace Lutheran a.m., mass. (643-5906) St., Manchester. Rev. Philip from either of the two conferences First Church ot Christ, Rev. David Jarvis, minister. Sunday school; 7 p.m., wor A. Sheridan and Rev. E m ilio' so well es the wish that It Manchester High it has been Larry Murphy scored the Capi Scientist, 447 N. Main St., Regular schedule: 10 a.m , Church, Route 31 and North has been in the state final. LANDOVER, Md. (U PI) - Alan ship service. Tuesday at 7:30 River Road, Coventry. Rev. P. Padelll, co-pastors. Satur be so. This Is espedally tals' first goal at 13:20 of the first M a n c h e s te r., 10:30 a.m ., worship; 8 dim., DIal-A-Rlde p. m., special Bible studies; day masses at 5 and 7:30 647-8301 1 Manchester is led by junior Brad announced by Dick Cobb, high Haworth scored two goals Friday church service,' Sunday to church; 8:45 a.m., church W.H. Wllkens, pastor. 9a.m., Nazarene •“"■r'ls government school athletic director. period on a power play when he Herald photo by Pinto Wednesday at 7:30 p.m., Sunday school; 10:15 a.m., p.m .; Sundav masses at 7:30, otllclsls. Polllicisns ol the ' Pelligrinelli and sophomore Nick night to lead the Washington school; and care (or small school, nursery to grade worship service. Prayer line, 9, 10:30 and noon. (643-2403) eight, adult djecusslon; 11 worship service. (742-7548) Church of the Nazarene, for an important opposing parly, news ' Cacace in scoring with 13 and 11 Tickets will go on sale Mon Capitals to a 7-1 rout over the New took a pass from Mike Gartner. children. (649-1446) Reading 646-8731, 24 hours. Zion Evangelical Lutheran 236 Main St., Manchester. St. James Church, 896 Main Room, 656A Center St., Man o. m., coffee and fellowship;Gospel Hall, Center Street, Rev. Neale M cLain, senior St., Manchester. Rev. Fran recorded meaeage medio, and we ordinary goals respectively. Ridgefield, day and Tuesday afternoon York Islanders. Three minutes later, Timo Blomq- 11:15 o.m., lunlor choir; 4 Church (Missouri Synod), chester. (649-8982) Manchester. 10 a.m;, break Cooper and High streets, pastor; Rev. George Em m itt, cis V. KrukowskI, Rev. Ro- clllxens, wHh little ladual which starts nine juniors and two from 1:15 to 2:30 p.m. in front of The Capitals took advantage of vist's pass caught Dave Christian Using their heads p. m., Jr. pilgrim fellowship; ing bread; 11:45 a.m., Sun itilnister of visitation and Joert Burbank, Rev. Richard Information, Impduously 6 p.m., senior church school Manchester. Rev. Charles W. seniors, is led by Dan Dardenne's the school main office. Tickets uncharacteristically inconsistent in full stride at the Islanders' blue day school; 7 p.m., gospel Kuhl, pastor. 9 a.m.. Divine outreach. 9:30 a.m., Sunday 'A. Lamore, team ministry. erltidis them and later Church of Christ and P ilgrim fellowship. (742- meeting. Rev. Edward J. Reardon. 15 goals. Cliff Onalfo and Mark will also be sold Wednesday play by the New York defense to line and the former Olympic star East Catholic's Dave Olender (18) anc( Hall’s Chuck 6234) worship; 10:15 a.m. Sunday school; 10:45 o.m., worship,' are forced to eat our school and Youth Forum. children's church and Saturday masses at 4and 6:30 words. Edwards have 12 qnd eight goals from 7:45 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., build a 5-0 margin, and outshot the beat goalie Billy Smith in close. Patrick (60) each skied to get their head on soccer ball in Church ot Christ, Lydall Talcottvillo Congrega nursery; 7 p.m., evening p.m .; Sunday masses at 7:30, and Vernon streets, Man tional Church, Main Street Holy Communion first and respectively for the Tigers, who also in front of the main office. Stanley Cup champions 39-9 before Jehovah's third Sunday. (649-4243) service, nursery. (646-8599) 9, 10:30 a.m., and noon. Class L semifinal tilt Thursday at Ellington High. The chester. Eugene Brewer, and Elm Hill Road, Talcdt- (643-4129) also feature sweeperback Rich Tickets are $3 for adults, $1.50 Mike Bossy broke the shutout with The onslaught-continued into the minister. Sunday services: 9 tvllle. Rev, Kenneth E. Knox, Witnesses St. M ary Church, )600Maln for students and $1 for children Eagles showed they belong among the state's elite but it a.m., Bible classes; 10 o.m., pastor. 10 a.m., worship ser-' CHURCH OF CHRIST Nicholas and stopperback Daryl 22 seconds left in the second period. second period as Bengt Gustafsson Methodist Pentecostal St., Coventry. Father James LydsN and Vernon Blrssls under 12 years of age. Overall, the Capitals outshot the wasn’t good enough as they bowed,on penalty kicks to worship; 6 p.m., worship. vice and church school. (649- Jehovah’t WItnetiM/ 647 J. Williamson, pastor. Fhonc Sse-StM Torest. scored on a rebound from David Wednesday, 7 p.m., Bible 0815) Tolland Turnpike, Manches Bolton United Methodlit United Pentecostal Masses Saturday at 5:15 Youno Should the game be poslp^fed Islanders 45-14. Shahd's shot to make it 3-6. {he Warriors ' IK - MAN(.'1IKSTK1{ IlKU'Xl.l), S.iUiid.iy. Nii\, li), MAN* HESTKH IIKHALD. Salurd.iy. Nov 19. 1983 - 17 Georgetown hoop team to beat in East College hoop has new generation of stars Bv Fred Lief gifted coach in Gary Williams. It has forward Andre McCloud and a four starters buck. St. Peter’s has , 1 a gritty defense and scoring In • DPI Sports Writer also has brie of the country’s'best long ways to go. By Fred Lief Corvallis, from Baton Rouge to Houston retains Olajuwon as granite. There is also Bill Martin, All-America Keith Lee and Bobby when there’s 7-0 Akeem Olajuwon Shelton Gibbs. Fordham must shooting forwards in 6-9 Jay In the shadow of the Big East is UPI Sports Writer Bloomington. well as other charter^embers of David Wingate,and Gene Smith at ^arks up front and Andre Turner in the middle. The Cougars’ revise its buckcourt. Fairfield NEW YOR K — When it comes U hi Murphy along .A’ith 6-8 Martin the Atlantic 10, which abandons its At forward this year, look for the ” Phi Slama Jama” fraternity. forward' and Michael Jackson, at guard. However, Virginia Tech slam-dunking brigade also in turns to freshmen. Manhattan basketball in the East it doesn’t Clark and waterbug guard Michael two-division format. Temple, with NEW YORK — The Good Book of Sam Perkins of North Carolina, Louisville has some thoroughbred Horace Broadnax and Fred Brown will not go gently. cludes Michael Young, Alvin should get points from Tim Cain : take an Ivy League education to Adams. Center John Garris is gone fine guards In Terence Stansbury college basketball may pnovide Keith Lee of Memphis State, guards in Gordon and Milt at guard. In the Atlantic Coast Confer Franklin and Benny Anders. and Army draws Its offense from know where things stand. and if the Eagles are to fly they and Jim McLoughlin, figures to some guidance: ’’One generation Wayman Tisdale of Oklahoma. Wagner. North Carolina returns, Boston College ha* a deft shooter ence, North Carolina will give Arkansas has cut out its territory "You don't have to be a Phi Beta must go to work on the boards. rule but the Owls will feel some Randy Cozzens. passeth away and another genera Charlie Sitton of Oregon State, two All-Americas in Perkins and in forward in Jay Murphy along Coach Dean Smith his 500th victory in the Southwest Conference and In the Ivy League, It’s no longer Kappa to know Georgetown is the St. John’s, Syracuse and Villan- heat from Philadelphia rival St. tion Cometh. And the game abideth Adrian Branch of Maryland, Mi Jordan. Kentucky is fearsome with with Martin Clark and waterbug early on. The Ta r Heels are gifted returns 6-11 Joe Kleine while good an academic toss-up between team to beat.".says St. John's ova will feel the effects of com Joseph’s, which has Bob Lojewski, forever.” chael Cage of San Diego State, Ed a killer frontline and great re guard Michael Adams. But if -the and deep but much depends on things are expected from Southern Princeton and Penn as Yale enters coach Lou Carnesecca. mencement exercises. Lonnie McFarlen and whale-like Ralph Sampson, a generation Pinckney of Villanova, Michael cruits. Georgetown is stacked deep Eagles are to fly they must work on Buzz Peterson at the point. Mary Methodist, which looks to 7-0 Jon The Hoyas have 7-foot Patrick The Redmen lose three starters Tony Costner. the picture. Princeton must face unto himself In college basketball, Young of Houston, Xavier McDa and lethal on defense. UCLA is in the boards. Big East lodge broth land is tough with Adrian Branch Koncak. "Texas and Texas Tech ■ Ewing, the shot-blocking demon and a key sub. Chris Mullin, West Virginia loses Greg Jones lift its frontline but a tight defense has moved on. The University of niel of Wichita State and Kenny no short supply of talent and ers St. John’s, Syracuse and and Ben Coleman. Virginia now should climb the ladder. and principal figure in a defense however, is back but can expect from a 23-B team and George and buckcourt of John Smythe and Virginia loses its 7-foot-4 center. Fields of UCLA. Oregon Slate will make trouble out Villanova will feel the effects of turns to Othell Wilson. Tim Mullen that can squeeze blood out of doublt'-and triple-teaming. There Washington has a good sophomore Bill Ryan should carry Pete The nation loses its three-time In the backcourl, there’s Mi West. commencement. and Jim Miller and Wake Forest The Rockies granite. must be good production from the class and a tough center in Mike Carril’s squad. Penn overhauls its Player of the Year. chael Jordan of North Carolina, . But. with N.C. Slate and Georgia "Timeschange,lifemustgoon, ” , goes with sturdy guards Danny Q: What can you say about a "Patrick does make us a con two big men. Bill Wennington and Brown. St. Bonaventure is without starting lineup but is iq control at ” I think that everyone knows Leon Wood of Fullerton State, Jim as Exhibit A from last season, the says Villanova coach Rollie Young and Delaney Rudd. team whose coach has not coached tender," says Georgetown coach Jeff Allen. playmaker Mark Jones as well as the point with Karl Racine. Yale what Ralph Sampson meant to Master of Kentucky, Chris Mullin little guy has not been entirely cast Massimino. Midwest «- basketball in more than 10 years? John Thompson. "We accept that. Much of the fire from the Orange rebounding power. Rutgers is ip needs work underneath to ride the ■ us.” says Virginia coach Terry of St. John’s, Lancaster Gordon of aside. This season there may be In the Big East shadow is the But we can’t think we can just step shooting touch of guard Butch Holland. .Bring out the violins. This is Ray • A: They might win Western attack goes with the departures of search of a new frontcourt. Penn Louisville, Vern Fleming of Geor noises from unfamiliar places: Atlantic 10, where Temple figures Meyer’s last shot at an NCAA title oqLon the floor and w in " Leo Rautins, Tony Bruin find Erich State has a good shooter in David Graves. Brown and Harvard But college basketball takes its gia, Mark Price of Georgia Tech, Kansas. Michigan State. Fresno to rule but Philadelphia rival St. Athletic Conference title. If Georgetown needs other rea should improve with Cornell, Dart and the Blue Demons will need Brigham Young this season calls Santifer. But Coach Jim Boeheim Griffin. Coach Ron Gerlufsen scriptures seriously. And if after Eric Turner of Michigan, Othell Stale. Texa8-EI Paso. Fullerton Joseph’s may not be obliging. plenty from 6-10 freshman Dallas sons for being a contender they are now looks to center Andre Haw replaces Tom McLaughlin at Mas mouth and Columbia to follow. four years Sampson has passed on Wilson of Virginia and Danny State and Tennessee-Chattanooga. The Metro Atlantic Athletic on Ladell Anderson, the 53-year- Comegys. old athletic director at Utah Slate there: Bill Martin. David Wingate kins, Gene'Waldron, Rafael Addi sachusetts. Dpquesne is much in to the pros, there is consolation to Young 5f Wake Forest, As for N.C. State'” this lime Conference keeps gets belter and "He could have more talent than ' whose last coaching assignment and Gene Smith at forward and son and super recruit -Dwyane need of scoring and Rhode Island The ECAC North Atlantic loses be had. As for the new generation, the around, title hopes are best forgot this yOar picks up two tradition- anyone who has ever played here,” was in 1972-73 with the Utah Stars Michael Jackson. Horace Broad "Pearl ” Washington. hopes Marc Upshaw can recover Holy Cross and figures to be led by Another generation does indeed freshmen, there are some gems in ten. The Wolfpack loses their rich schools in LaSalle and Holy Meyer says, of the ABA. He inherits a solid nax and Fred Brown at guard. Villanova has a prize forward in two Boston schools — Boston U. Cometh. Perhaps not in the full Reggie Williams of Georgetown, leading scorer in Dereck Whillen- Cross, However, Iona, with Gary from knee sugery. Notre Dame has tough recruits program with league scoring There is also one of the nation's Ed Pinckney to accompany swing- Making the long climb and doing and Northeastern. BU has two measure of a Sampson but enough Dwayne Washington of Syracuse, berg. leading rebouhder in Thurl Springer and Steve Bunt, should but must withstand the loss of John leader Devin Durrani and Brett best recruits in 6-7 swingman men Dwayne McClain and Harold quite well is the Metro Atlantic worthy forwards in Gary Plummer to make the 1983-84 season and its Winston Bennett and James Black Bailey and point guard in Sidney be the best in the league and one of Paxson. Marquette, the other area Applegate. Reggie Williams. Pressley. Coach Rollie Massimi- 'I' and Mike Alexander and play- culmination with the NCAA Cham mon of Kentucky and Antoine Lowe. the best in the East. Athletic Conference, which gets independent, has a new coach in In the Big Sky Conference, look "We've worked worked hard to no’s club has to regroup following keeps getting better and is ijpw maker Shawn Teague while Nor pionships in Seattle an undertak Joubert of Michigan. ” We lost everyone right down to The Ivy League is no longer an Rick Majerus and has to replace once again to Weber Slate but keep. get in the position where things are the losses of John Pinone and assured an NCAA Tournament theastern returds its top seven ing worth watching. From such talent will come the our senior manager.” says Coach academic tossup between Prin Doc Rivers. Montana in mind. Weber State has expected of us, ” Thompson says. Stewart Granger. berth. The eight-team league adds players, including Mark Halsel, Surely, the heirs to the throne as U.S. Olympic team. If the Pan Jim Valvano. "We’re having trou ceton and Penn as Yale enters the - won 12 titles the past 20 yeaj-s and "The talent, albeit strong, thins "Timeschange, lifemustgoon," who is 6-6 and cun clean the boards. King of the Big Men are already American Games in Venezuela ble getting towels on the bus” picture. The ECAC North Atlantic In the Big Ten, there is always two tradition-rich schools in La should repeat behind Greg Jones fter Georgetown. .-Xiid while the Massimino says. "We’ll try to run The ECAC Metro is home of lining up: Patrick Ewing of last summer are any gauge, the College basketball will be keep likely will be led by two Boston Indiana. But the Hoosiers have Salle and Holy Cross. and Randy Worster, Montana >^BBig East may not have the great more and press a little more." Robert Morris, one of the NCAA Georgetown. Akeem Olajuwon of Americans appear solid. On the ing close watch on the Wolfpack as schools — Boston U. and Nor been damaged by graduation and UPI photo Iona should have the run of returns three senior starters and strength at the top it had the last Pitt, behind high-scoring Clyde Tournament’s fan favorites after Houston and Melvin Turpin and Pan Am frontline were Perkins, well as two coaches who figure to theastern. And the ECAC Metro Iowa and Michigan State may be things with its starters — including may have one big sleeper in 6- 10 two years, there is tar belfer Vaughan ligures to move up. Patrick Ewing will be entering his junior year at' nearly knocking off Purdue. The Sam Bowie of Kentucky. Sitton and Tisdale with Jordan and draw considerable attention. Ray should belong to the best the powers. Michigan Stale has Gary Springer and Steve Burtt — Larry McBride. balance. Connecticut is small and quick Georgetown this year and is the main reason for the back from a 22-9 squad. LaSalie’s Colonials, with guards Chipper Ewing, fierce on defense, is the Wood in the backcourt. Ewing, who Meyer retires after 42 splendid basketball-playing business school, guards Sam Vincent and Scott "We're all in the same pot now," was left off the squad because of a in Pittsburgh — Robert Morris. Skiles and center Kevin Willis. with guards Earl Kelley and Karl Hoyas being ranked as the top basketball team in the success may depend on the healing Harris and Forest Grant, should heart of a rugged Georgetown years at DePaul and Larry Brown Carnesecca says. Hobbs. Providence rriust lean on of Steve Black’s stress fracture. take the league again with Fair- team that is packed deep. summer school commitment, and returns to- the college game at Iowa has a twin threat in 6-11 The West South Boston College has a young center Otis Thorpe and Seton Hall East for 1983-84. Holy Cross is set up front and has leigh Dickinson nearby. "Patrick does make us a con Mullin, who broke his foot in an Kansas alter a tour of duty in the Michael Payne and 6-10 Greg All is very much quiet on the tender.” says Hoyas coach John exhibition game, also merit strong NBA. Three of the last four NCAA Stokes. western front. UCLA and Oregon Thompson. "We accept that. But consideration. Last season brought a mad champions have come from the The big deal In the Big Eight is State again are among the nation’s we can’t think we can just step out The team will be coached by scramble of experimentation with South. Who’s to say it won’t be four Wayman Tisdale of Oklahoma, best but few sounds will made on the floor and win.” Bobby Kilight of Indiana and the rules. Things calm down a bit of five? There’s a confederacy of who broke the league’s season elsewhere. In fact, the Pacifies Wolfpack, MCC soccer had ups, downs ’ Olajuwon. a 7-0 Nigerian, is a assisted by George Raveling of this year. power with Kentucky, North Carol scoring record set by Wilt Cham Coast Athletic Association — with menacing shot-blocker and Hous Iowa. The Olympic Trials will be The Rules Committee decreed ina, Louisville, Memphis State, berlain in 1956-57. Graduation, Fresno State, Nevada-Las Vegas, I f ton coach Guy Lewis is not about to held this spring at Bloomington. any conference with a shot clock Maryland and Louisiana State. however, has hurt Oklahoma. Fullerton State and Utah Stale — Phi Slama minimize his value. Ind. must use a 45-second clock. Most of With the two-headed monster of Kansas went 13-16 but has a new appears to have the goods on the *‘We won’t win many games with Through the years uncertainity the 11 Division I conferences using Sam Bowie-Melvin Turpin up'^ coach in Larry Brown, a 7-1 Pacific-10. open year during course of ’83 season l)im scoring one point and grab has been part of college basket the clock will turn it off the last four front, Kentucky is reminiscent of transfer in Greg Dreiling and a Fresno State won the N IT and bing one rebound.” he says. ball’s allure — the unanticipated minutes. its 1978 title team with Rick Robey sound guard in Carl Henry. Mis returns forwards Bernard Thomp burst, the right combination of andjyjlke Phillips. The Wildcats souri loses Steve Stipanovich and son and Ron Anderson. Nevada- Bv Bill Dumas Zalewski and Steve Pike. ' Kentucky has gotten excellent The 3-point play becomes an SPRINGFIELD, Mass. circumstance and luck that carries al^tfnave 6-8 Kenny Walker with Jon Sundvold to the NBA. Ne Las Vegas, which won 24 in a row Herald Correspondent Heading the list of returnees 'will be all-New support from Turpin the last two endangered species this year, (UPI) — Forget about Lorenzo a team into the Final Four. guards Jim Master and Dicky braska is'more than linebackers last year, answers with three England first team pick George Morrell, the Cougars’ years while Bowie was hobbled by being used by only two Division I Charles' slam dunk with one a fractured leg. But now'Bowie is Rutgers, N.C.-Charlotte, Penn and Beal. and I-backs with 6-10 Dave Hoppen returning starters, including floor The recently completed soccer season at Manches stopperback. Joining Morrell on defense will be Steve leagues — the Southern and second left that gave North back — the plaster is off and the defending champion North Carol "There’s no question Kentucky returning to a squad that won 22 leader Danny Tarkanian and two ter Community College%aw the Cougars finish at 11-6 Lecco, Tom Strycharz and a pair of athletes from Trans-American Conferences. Carolina State a national cham heat is on for everyone else. ina Slate all have ridden such a The NCAA Tournament moves is the team to beat in the SEC,” games. JC All- Americas. Fullerton State and ranked fifth in New England NJCAA play. MCC Rochester, Manchester High graduate Doug Mit pionship last April. "”It’s the same thing you always wave. on its inexorable way to 64 teams. says Georgia coach Hugh Durham. In the Missouri Valley, Wichita has an outstanding point man in reached the semifinal in New England post-season chell and Ken Reynolds from Cheney Tech. It’s a new season and North start off with — Kentucky’s Yet, for all its unpredictability, State comes off probation and has Leon Wood and Utah State comes play which meant the Cougars were one of 32 teams Offensive players who could figure prominently in Last season the 48- team field was LSU and Georgia might scratch Carolina State will start fresh strong.” says Florida coach Norm college basketball has quietly been a bruiser in Xavier McDaniel, the back with four top scorers from a nationwide left in tournament competition at the the plans for 1984 include Mike Stone, Dave Daigle, hiked to 52 with the addition of a the Wildcats in the Southeastern against the team it beat in the Sloan. "That will never change. building a power structure of its nation’s leading rebounder, to go 20-9 club. The league adds another NJCAA level. Patrick Collins and Tim Noble. The former trio each preliminary playoff round. This Conference. LSU has four starters final, the University of Houston They’re always going to have some own. Each year college football year the field expands to 53. back, including Leonard Mitchell, with guard Aubrey Sherrod. team in New Mexico State. "Our season was one of ups and downs but also had a goal this past season. The NCAA finalists will in of the best talent in the country." can count on such fat cats as and (Georgia, a Final Four wonder Southwest UCLA, the defending Pac-10 enjoyable and quite successful at the same time," ■* V j I f ' augurate the 1983-84 college Also returning, but probably returning to his There are other big men as well: Nebraska, Texas. Georgia, Ala East last year, returns Vern Flemming Already, Guy Lewis is champ, is stylish with Kenny said MCC coach Greg DeNies. "We had a very high ■basketball season today at 2:30 natural midfield postiion, is goalie Chris Alderucci. Greg Stokes of Iowa. Charles bama and Ohio State. College Lou Carnesecca is no fool and James Banks. complaining. Fields and Ralph Jackson. And skill level that is rarely seen on a junior college team p.m, when they meet in the Alderucci was forced to play the all-important goalie Barkley of Auburn and Benoit basketball is following a similar "You don’t have to be a Phi Bela The Metro Conference adds "It is going to be a murderous should Stuart Gray show more and it was nice to see players recognized with Basket Hall of Fame Tip-Off position when DeNies suddenly found himself without Benjamin of Creighton. And then path as the establishment becomes' Kappa to know Georgetown is the- South Carolina but figure on schedule,” the Houston coach says underneath the Bruins could be post-season honors. The biggest problem we hasd Classic. an experienced keeper right before the season opener. there is Sampson’s replacement, a further entrenched each season. team to beat. ” the St, John’s coach Louisville and Memphis State to of games with Lousville, Kansas cooking. Oregon State is durable during the season was maintaining our consistency "It’s a real honor to play on Alderucci’s inexperience showed at times but he had 6-11 freshman whose name alone This year strength will come says. dominate. The Cardinals say good and Virginia. ’’Somebody is going under the boards with Charlie and intensity; sometimes from match to match and at the last day of the season, and six shutouts. con shatter backboards — Olden from traditional sources, with two The Hoyas have 7-foot Patrick bye to brothers Rodney and to have to get a few rebounds if we Sitton, A.C. Green and Steve other times for some uncxplicable reason from half to it’s also a privilege to play on Overall, the Cougars outscored their opponents, Polynice. of last season’s Final Four squads, Ewing, the shot-blocking demon Scooter McCray but retain Lancas are going to compete with that kind Woodside. Southern Cal and Cali half in the same match." the first day of the season — 48-25. But talent at all positions spans Houston and Louisville, standing a and principal figure in a defense ter Gordon. Milt Wagner and of schedule.” fornia may provide some chal Next year will be a major rebuij,ding one for DeNies especially against a team like One I^Alight for the Cougars this year was winning the country — from Chapel Hill to good chance of a return trip. that can squeeze blood out of Charles Jones. The Tigers have But sy mpathy is hard to come by lenge in the league... but not much. Houston, " said North Carolina and the Cougars. Lost through graduation will be the Nutmeg Tournament championship for the first State Coach Valvano. eight of the II starters including most of the defense time. Another one was when MCC knocked off VC Houston coach Guy Lewis along with players responsible for scoring 41 of the traditional rival Middlesex Community College in UPI photo said his team is not out to team’s 48 goals. their annual'Milk Can’ game. N avenge last April’s 54-52 set Losses on offense include leading scorer and a DeNies is, "looking forward to 1984 and another back to North Carolina in the second team all-New England pick Frank Gallo with season of competitive soccer at MCC. I have a core of , Digging for the puck NCAA finals. 12 goals. Also graduating are Joe Capone (11 goal returnees to work with and hopefully area athletes Hartford Whalers’ Ron Francis (10) cMgs for the puck Scoreboard "They're a different team: scorer), all-New England first team selection Steve will recognize that they can get a sound education we’re a different team and this Mossup (9 goals) and Manchester High graduate Dan here at Manchester Community College and gain near the boards and knocks down Quebec’s Wally Weir is a new season," he said. "The Collins, who knocked in eight goals. valuable soccer experience at the same time. It will be in the process. Nordiques knocked off the Whalers Pistons 12B, Jazz 120 game is on national television so Defensively, the Cougars lose midfielders Jim interesting to see what I have for talent when U.S. Mixed 5:00 Pro Figure Skating, Channels 8, Thursday night, 4-2, and Hartford will try to get measure 40 Ferris and Mark Karpiej along with fullbacks Wes Fred Kozicki 550, John Wagner 200, we don’t want to ao up there to- pre-season starts all over again next August. ” U TA H (120) 7:00 NHL: Rangers vs. Bruins, die." * of revenge as it visits Quebec tonight in a 7:30 p.m. game. Hockey Basketball Bowling Ed Larson 202-256-596, Frank Moseley Channel 38 Dantlev 12-16 10-12 34, Bailev 7-12 0 ^ 201, Diane Laduke 179, Linda Burton Houston is led by 7-foot junior 14. Griffith 6-17 2-2' 15. Eaton 1-5 0-0 2. 7:15 NHL: Whalers vs. Nordiques, Greene 5-11 3-5 13. Drew 11-24 6-8 28. 468, T e rry Prlskw aldo 180-201-548, WTIC center Akeem Olajuwon, the Kellev 2-3 2-2 6. Eaves 1-4 (H> 2. Wilkins Linda Skoglund 450, Diane Brennan 7:30 N B A : Celtics vs. 76ers, W IN F 189-203-561, Doreen LaChapelle 452, spark plug of the Cougars’ NHL standings 0-1 2-2 Z Anderson 2-5 0-0 4. Totols 47-100 8:30 Boxing: Jackie Beard vs. Paul NBA standings Dale Pecker 195-511, Sheila Price so-called "Phi Slama Jama ” BYU’s Young out Bills out to stop 25-31 120. Galaxies DeVorce. ESPN 191-522, Suzanne Feltman 485, Sue Hale Sports in Brief (L o tt G o m n Not Inctudod) D E T R O IT (128) Gayle Robson 349. sand! Pagan! 134. 451 fraternity The native of Nige Trioucko 8-20 3-4 19. Levlngston 6-4 1-1 SUNDAY Walts Conitrtnea (Latf Oamts Not Indudtd) Carolyn (no last name) 133-357. sally 6 a.m. and 9 a.m. College football: ria, who had limited basketball Patrick Division Eostorn Conftrtnco 13. Lalmbeer 10-16 2-2 22. Thomos 7-13 6-8 Phillips 155-353, Cindy Leonard 125-338. for Heisman votes W L T Ph. OF CA Attontic Division 20. Tolbert 3-4 0-1 6. Johnson 6-8 3-4 15. Notre Dame vs. Air Force, Channel 11, experience before arriving at Raiders’ Allen ESPN Nowobilski captures pro-am N Y Ronoers 13 5 2 28 85 45 W L Pet. GB Tyler 6-16 04) 12. Benson 1-4 2-2 4. Houston, is on his way to Cureton 0-10^ 0. ThirdkIII 4-5 1-1 9. 1:00 N F L : Eagles vs. Giants, Channel N Y Islonders 12 8 0 24 85 74 Boston 9 3 . 750 — Radio, TV 3, W IN F becoming one of college basket A TL A N TIC C ITY , N.J. — John Nowobilski, Phlladelplila 11 7 2 24 83 68 Philadelphia 7 3 .700 1 Totals 55-113 18-23 128. Caterers By United Press International By Mike Tally Utah 38 25 29 28--120 1:00 NFL: Browns vs. Patriots, ball’s dominant players. Miami of Florida and No. 7 head pro at Tallwood Country Club in Hebron, Washlnaton 9 11 0 18 67 74 New Jersev 6 3 .667 IV2 Channels 22, 30 Georgia. UPI Sports Writer Pittsburgh 5 12 2 12 55 74 New York 6 5 .546 2'/^ Detroit 29 30 29 40— 128 Dot Miller 147-371. Jean Falkowich "Akeen is noticeably better captured the Atlantic City Pro-Am Classic played Three point goals— Utah Griffith 1. 128. Bunny Fellows 139-367. Laine 1:30 CFL: Tiger Cats vs. Argonauts, Will the Young prevail in the New Je rse y 2 17 0 4 50 89 Washington 4 6 .400 4 ESP N g, this year," Lewis said. Otherwise, it’s No. 2 Texas vs. at the Greater Bay Country Club here last Adams Division Control Division Fouled out— none. Total fouls— Utah Steullet 128-133-350. Angle Ortolan! 129. SATURDAY closing stages of the 1983 college The Buffalo Bills barred reporters from ^eam 21. Carol Streeter 126-344. Audrey Cody 12:30 College football: Holy Cross vs. 1:30 Auto Racing: Winston Western He’ll have to be. Houston will No. 18 Baylor, No. 5 Rose Bowl- weekend, Boston 13 4 1 27 90 52 Detroit 6 5 .546 — 500, W R T T football season? workouts this week. It remains to be seen if they can Buffalo 10 6 3 23 74 67 Milwaukee 6 5 .546 — Detroit 23. Rebounds— Utah 50 (Drew 9). 129, Dorothy Mathes 138-125-379. Carol Boston College, Channel 40 be without starting forwards bound Illinois vs. Northwestern, Nowobilski fired a 69 to capture the profes Detroit 60 (Lalmbeer 19). Assists— Utah Lewis 145-155-416. 12:30 College football: UConn vs. 1:30 NASL: Cosmos vs. Sting, Steve Young, a quarterback for contain Marcus Allen & Co. as easily. Quebec 10 9 2 22 103 78 Atlanta 5 5 .500 V7 SportsChannei 6-foot-9 Larry Micheaux and No. 6 Southern Methodist vs,, Montreal 9 10 0 18 80 74 Chlcogo 3 6 .333 2 32 (Greene 14). Detroit 29 (Thomos 18). Colgate. WDRC nintlf-ranked Brigham Young, has sional division and combined with Ed Stone, Art Allen, the explosive running back, is only one of Technical— none. A— 7.080. 12:30 College football: Notre Dame 4:00 NFL: Chiefs vs. Cowboys, 6-foot-7 Clyde Drexler, who Arkansas and No. 8 Michigan Harttord 8 9 1 17 65 71 Indiana 3 7 .300 2V} Channels 22, 30 an opportunity to distract Heisman Bassell and Guy Nevell for a 12-under net score of many weapons the Los Angeles Raiders will bring to Campbell Conforenco Clevelond ^ 2 9 .182 4 vs. Air Force, Chonnel 8, WINF decided to forego his senior year against No. 10 Ohio State. 59 to take team honors. GOP Women 2:30 College bosketball: North Carol 5:00 CFL: Blue Bombers vs. Lions, Award voters from sensational Orchard Park Sunday for this duel of AFC 1 Norris Division Wostom Confer once ESPN to sign with the NBA’s Portland Emotions are sky-high as rival / W L T P h . O F O A MMwost Division •••••••••••••••••••••• ina State vs. Houston, Channels 22, 30 Tallwood was second in low gross honors. Marlon Snow MO, Sandy Sawyer 188, 3:30 College footboll: Syracuse vs. 7:30 College football: U C L A vs. Trail Blazers. running back Mike Rozier of idle ries are renewed. No. 14 Washing heavyweights. ' Chicago 10 9 0 20 74 73 W L Pet. GB Sue Lance 19(M53, Grayce Shea 195, Dallas 6 4 .600 — West Virginia, Channel 3 Southern Cal (taped), ESPN No. 1 Nebraska when he closes out ton will go to the Rose Bowl — if the “ It’s a big ballgame ft# us,” Buffalo Coach Kay Minnesota 8 8 2 18 82 86 Mary Mumford 464. 9:00 College football: Stanford vs. Micheaux and Drexler aver Toronto 8 10 2 18 81 94 Utah 5 6 .454 IV2 4:10 College football: UCLA vs. his regular school career Saturday Stephenson said in explaining the cloak-and-dagger Football Southern California, WINF California (taped), ESPN aged .30 points and 16 rebounds Huskies beat Washington State. An UConn on display Detroit 7 9 2 16 65 75 Denver 4 5 .444 V /7 against Utah with a chance to 4:30 Boxing: James KInchen vs. 10:30 NBA: Clippers vs. Cavaliers, the last two seasons. identical situation to 1982 has been approach to practices. "We think we’d better keep it St. Louis 7 11 1 15 67 82 Kansas City 4 7 .364 2V2 •••••••••••••••••••••• ESPN rewrite the NCAA and Western STORRS — The University of Connecticut private. Read into it what you want,” Smvttie Division San Antonio 4 7 . 364 2V2 Bowling Murray Sutherland. Channels 22, 30 "The biggest progress Akeen created. Last year, Washington Houston 3 6 . 333 V Athletic Conference record books. men’s basketball team will make its debut with a With an 8-3 record, Los Angeles leads the A FC West' Edmonton 15 3 1 31 112 79 2 2 is making is in his rebounding was headed for the Rose-strewn Calgary 8 8 3 19 47 77 Pacific Division NFL standings Already possessing three NCAA path until it met and lost to State. Blue-White intf^Sfluad scrimmage tonight at by two games over Denver and Seattle, while Buffalo, Vancouver 8 10 1 17 81 86 Los Angeles 8 2 .000 — Nile Owls without Micheaux and Southington High ^ S ^ .m . The Huskies will then Los Angeles 6 8 5 17 80 82 Portland 8 3 .727 V2 and conference marks. Young can ■ Unranked UCLA has the outside 7-4, pu lied into a fi rst-place tie with Miami in the AFC A nn ie G agno n 197-526, Brexler," said Lewis. "That is entertain the S v ^ is h National ’I'eam Monday Wlnnloeg 6 11 2 14 73 92 Seattle * 7 5 .583 2 American Conference add: total yards per game for a ’shot at the Rose Bowl. To achiev DusiiiMi OpportunHiaa 22 Condominiums Business 32 Condomlnlumt J2 Condominiums j t Serif Ices Offarad 51 Household Goods 62 Misc. for sale 63 AUtOITIOtiVe Classified 7 FOOT SOFA for sale. In ODD’ JOBS, Trucking. BUSINESS / Comfortable. Needs new 21 " ZENITH BLACK 8. ***** ••*•*•••••• Home repairs. You name WHITE console televl- Cars/Trucks tor Sola 71 it, we do It. Free esti cover. Beit offer over 540. Call 643-7971. Sion. Very good condi Emhart to split stock COMPLETE CERAMIC mates. Insured. 643-0304. tion. $99. Call 649-6477. ••••••••••••••••••••••• — d a .*;------FARMINGTON — Emhart Corp. directors STumo — Includes ------72' DUSTER — Original hundreds of top quality WILLING TO DO ODD ELECTRIC FRIGIDAIRE Don’t be left holding the luggage bag have approved a 2-for-l stock split and a 5-cenl STOVE, 40" (Storage OLD FASHIONED BUCK owner. Runs excellent. 3 m olds, groenware, paints JOBS, Housecleonlno, SAW, $6. Call 643-7153. speed standard. 5400 o r increase in the quarterly dividend. and supplies, Idreo kiln, painting or wood work drawer and 20" top of Hundreds of thousands — maybe millions — of you The stock split will be in the form of a stock stove work space.) $50. ------best offer. Call 742-8650. Inspect the Interior of a suitcase for added features. shalvine, light fixtures ing. Have own transpor TWO HUGE DECORA------are now making plans for your winter vacations, it is dividend and the additional shares will be issued Call 649-7050. Some larger cases come with divider, pads to keep and tables. 510,000 value, ta tio n . Call 643-0197. TIVE PLANTS, color TV 1974 TOYOTA CORONA more than possible that this could be the biggest on or about Dec. ,30 to holders of record of shtires sell for 55000. Owner, no items separate, such as one person'^ clothing from antenna and Frlgldalre — 4 door, 4 speed. Body winter travel season in history. And it s also more Y o u r of common slock at the close of business Dec. 8. agents. Coll 643-9859. LICENSED DAY CARE OLD CHIN/V C A B IN E T — another’s, or clean clothes from dirty. Look for lie air conditioner-used only good shape,'runs well, than possible that you’re among the huge numbers The new shares will be issued on the basis of one NURSE and mother of Glass , dodrs, ^ shelves, tapes to hold apparel securely in place and help one drawer. 5225. Call 2 m onths. Call 649-8091. new engine parts. 52000P’’ trying to budget your eostsjdown tp the penny. But M o n e y 's share forevei;y share held at the close of business two will care fo r your minimize wrinkling. 646-7075 afternoons and ------best offer. Call 646-9S8> even if you're a veteran traveler, you well may on the record dale, child. Call 646-1311. Also look for plastic-lined pockets or compartments Real Estate evenings. RECORDS — All kinds, otter 4pm, osk for Mark. overlook an important travel investment: luggage. W o r t h T. Mitchell Ford, Emhart chairman and Weston, Christmas, ------to pack spillable liquids or creams. These are usually It's ea.sy to be overwhelmed by designer bags. But president, said the split is for the pur|)ose of LICENSED DAY CARE Childrens, JFK's, Rell- PLYMOUTH, 1940 — 4 Sylvia Porter available on quality hardside cases. — Full time openings Iri these bugs may not offer the special features you increasing the number of outstanding shares. Homos for Sola '• 3i glous. 50 In all. Will give door. Excellent condi- need. It’s even easier to be lured by price bargains and This, he said, will have the effect of increasing or Sunday 1-4 loving home for Infant - record player. $25. Call tIon. New tires. $2800. Call SOFTSIDE BAGS such as totes and carry-ons often preschool. Mancheste- discount luggage with no names. But these broadening rhe shareholder base and irhproving FOUR PIECE COLON 649-0173. 649-8616. "bargains” may be so cheap your suitcase won’t last have exterior pockets for extra space. They should be the market liquidity of Emhart shares. r/East Hartford line. Catl easily accessible and gusseted toexpand if necessary. MANCHESTER — New Carole, 643-9198. IAL BEDROOM SET — even one trip. Yet the rules for buying and saving arc The quarterly dividend, rai.sed to 70 cents from Excellent condition! KEROSENE LAN TER N . '77 CHEVETTE — AutO- Make sure exterior pockets have zipper closures. listing,’ beautiful three WOODLAND MANOR CONDOS $20, negotiable. Phone matic transmission, 2 so simple — if only.you know and follow them be made of many materials ranging from nylon to 65 cents per share, is payable Dec. 15 to holder of bedroom, separate unit. GUTTERS CLEANED — $495. Call 649-9642. faithfully. Some have "storm flaps” over zippers (an extra flap record at the close of business oil Dec. 2. 649-2433. door. New tires, brakes urethane (imitation leather). Cordura (a Du Pont of fabric) to keep out moisture. Features wall-to-wall Light moving. Lawns ------a n d exhaust s y s te m . Before you go out to buy, consider your personal product) is a special fabric with the look of canvas and carpet, fireplace, all ap 157-211 HOMESTEAD ST. raked. Attics and cellars VANITY WITH MIRROR needs. Do you travel infrec|uently on long vacations or CBT acquires branches and matching chest of TRAVIS ROD extends to Good conditlon-lnside thestrength of nylon. A popular material for” better” SECURE LOCKS are an important luggage pliances and nice yard. cleaned. No lobtooblgor 12 feet, tan dropes, 72" X and out. Good running do you take frequent short trips for holidays as well as An absolute M ust to see. MANCHESTER small. "Professional drawers. Very good con softside bags, it hps a higher resistance to abrasion safeguard but they don't make luggage theft-proof. HARTFORD — The Connecticut Bank & Trust 144", ten Inch hem, 6 foot condition. $1500. Call 643- business? Do you take a special, varied wardrobe with $66,900. Call Taylor Asso work, at unprofessional dition. Asking $85. Coll than cotton or vinyl and greater tear resistance than Combination-type locks probably offer the best Co. has agreed to acquire the Simsbury and Two Bedrooms - $51,900 649-2558. wlde white plastic blind. 9041 after 5:30pm. you — or even equipment to keep in touc'h with the vinyl. Fabric luggage should be cleaned according to ciates, 643-4665. prices.” Joe, 649-2328. $45 fo r all. Call 647-0810. ------office back home? The established luggage shops (or deterrent. Recessed locks have the advantage of not Hebron branches of the Burritt Mutual Savings ••••••••••••••••••••••• directions that come with the bag, but some can be being exposed when luggage is handled. Bank with assets of 22 million. Three Bedrooms - $56,900 ------1975 AMC HORNET — department stores) in your area are a good bet cleaned with soap and water. MANCHESTER — LIGHT TRUCKING — Misc. fo r Sale 63 FOUR PAIRS Blue cus- Excellent body, runs Try the zippers on bll zipper openings. They should The boards of directors of both’ banks have Lovely 7-f rooms with because they usually deal with manufacturers who . If you're buying a large suitcase, adVisesSiimsonite Leaves remov'd, mov tom made, lined 84" well. $900 or best offer, stand behind their products and don't sell ’’seconds.” run smoothly. Double stitching is best on zipper tapes. approved the traii.saction that will provide Burritt In-ground' swimming ing, etc...C all 643-0341. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Travler Advisory Service, look for one with recessed Check seams on clothing. Quality items should have with a pre-tax profit of about $2 million. drapes. Excellent condl- Coll 643-7864 or 643-5496. pool. Bath house and tion. $20 a pair. Call ------wheels for easy mobility. Pull handles or rigid five to seven stitches per inch. John C. Jaynes, president of Burritt, said the END ROLLS-^27Vjwldth THERE ARE TWO basic kinds of luggage: shed. Two car garage, KIITH REAL ESTATE 643-6463. 1977 TOYOTA CELICA steering levers on the side of the case will give even A set of quality luggage can last for years if you care two branches being sold ’’are marginally two full baths. Aluminum - 25 cents; 13V4 width - 2 bardside and softside, Hardside cases are tbe most better maneuverability. for 25 cents. MUST be — ------GT LIFTBACK — 5 durable and offer the best protection to what’s inside. for it properly. Store suitcases at room temperature profitable and don’t fit into our marketing siding, gas baseboard CUB SCOUT UNIFORM speed, very clean, new Check the handles by picking up the case and away from areas of excess humidity. Odor and strategy in tbe coming years. ” heating. Attractive deck DRESSMAKER — Some picked up at the Man Usually made of polypropylene or ABS molded carrying it. Handles should 'be Uirge enough for you to chester HeraldOtflceBE- SHIRT, size 12. Pants, exhaust, tjres and mildew problems can be minimized by leaving a case He said Burritt is presently examining off family room. Pre 6 4 6 - 4 1 2 6 alterations. Reasonable husky waist, 30. Scarf, wheels. Economical, materials, hardside suitcases arc scuff-resistant and hold with a firm grip and cushioned for comfortable miere area. Mr. DeR- Rates. Call 647-8730. FORE 11AM ONLY. can be cleaj^ed with a damp cloth and soap. open toair foi a day ortwo before storing. Think of this prospects of opening additional branches in towns clip and hot Included. Must Sell. Call 649-7420 carrying. E.xamine the hardware to see if the handle is as you move from freezing weather to hot and humid it presently is not located in. occo, Belflore Agency, Excellent condition. $15. after 6pm. Softside bags offer more packing fle.xibility and can securely attached. Group 1,647-1413. DELIVERING RICH temperatures for your wonderful winter holiday. LOAM - 5 yards, $60.00 Call 643-6927. ------New doctor joins staff plus tax. Washed sand, ------1970 MERCURY MON Painting/Papering Lofs/Lond for Sale 33 Aportmenfs for Rent' 42 Aportmenfs for Rent 42 52 stone, trap rock, and TWIN SIZE WHITE Four TERY — Good engine - BOLTON - Dr. Kenneth V. Malm, D.V.M., has Poster Bed with Canopy .running geor - radio - 9 gravel. 643-9504. Banks change the way they pay key executives joined the professional staff of the Bolton Frame. Ideal Christmas rubber. Not bad Inside, MANCHESTER — Beau Veterinary Hospital, 222 Boston Turnpike. FLORIDA'S Finest Adult PAINTING AND PAPER gift. $85. Excellent Condi- Second hand car. 599 or BOSTON (U P l) — Not too many tiful executive, custom sharing plan as a supplemental retire might be talking 12, 15 or 20 percent. Malm is a 1983 graduate of Iowa State Golf and Country Club MANCHESTER EAST HARTFORD — HANGING —Exterior tion. Phone 647-9028 after best offer. Call 742-6871. New England experiment, which cer California style Ranch. years ago, when banking was a less ment fund, buttherewasnothingflashy It’s primarily related to having paid JJniversily School of Veterinary Medicine. He has Community. Trees-lakes- Four room apartment. and Interior, ceilings re 6pm. ------tainly has triggered this dynamic All cedar exterior. Huge NEWUSTING volatile industry, the way a commer about how they paid their key people. an interest in both large and small 'animal securlty. Private, uni Two bedroom GpGflmGnt in MIddleaged couple. No paired. References, fully ------'68 BUICK R IVIE R A w ith out bigger bounuses for performance,” activity,” he said. country kitchen. Large ALUMINUM SHEETS cial bank paid its top executives was "What seems to be happening is that medicine and surgery. quely designed manufac quiet reeidentiel neighbor children or pets. Coll Insured. Quality work. aaaaaaaaaa«aa*»asaaaaa* motor, 455 Cl. AS Is. he said. living room with fire hood Qarege. nice yard, ap- 528-5694. used as p rin tin g plates — more or less a straight forward the banking sector is starting to behave ‘ tured homes. From Morfin Mottsson, even Asking $700. Call 643-4851, ” We also saw in a couple of case In Massachusetts and Connecticut, place, 4 bedrooms, fam ptiancea, big batement. $475 .007" thick, 23 X 24". 50« proposition. more like the industrial sector and 536,900! Lake Fairw ays, plua utilitiaa. ings 649-4431. Home and Gorden 64 ask for Hal. compensation going down, which banks can merge with institutions in ily room, 3 full baths, ••••••••••••••••••••••• each, or 5 to r $2.00. Phone In the age of deregulation, changing provide a more variable compensation Yardney names director P.O. Box 4535, N. Ft. 643-4589 would have been unheaof 10 years ago, other New England states with recipro optional |n-law apart 643-2711. They MUST be services and a mass of acquisitions Myers, Fla. 33903; or toll Homes for Renf 43 aaaaaaaaa.a.aa.asaaaaas ,975 HONDA CIVIC — •package,” said Crehan, who studied (indicating) tbe bunks are taking this cal arrangements. The same rule will I'AWCATUCK - Dr. Thomas H. Lee has been ment. Huge basement p icke d up b e fo re lake center stage, but banks have also free 1-800-237-8909. TURNIPS — Yellow and Very good condition, the ways New England’s 2,1 largest seriously. It’s fur more dynamicthan it apply in Rhode Island next July 1. elected to the company’s board of directors of with game room. Excep •aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaqGGGG 11:00o.m. only. changed the ways they go about THREE ROOM APART purple top. Pull your Runs excellent. 5900 commercial banks pay their top was to years ago or even 5 years ago.” Yardney Corp. Lee is Phillip Sporii professor of tional private yard with Building/Confracting S3 compensating their key executives. executives. There are no regional limitations of •••••eeeeeeeaeeeeeeeeee MENT with heat, hot own. Natsisky Farm, 644- Flcm. Call 646-8289. The bigger bonuses are getting to energy processing at the Massachusetts Institute large plank decit. $98,500. COVENTRY — F o u r In the past "the faces and the names bank mergers in Maine. Interstate water, stove, refrigera **••••••###•••••••••#•• 0304. ------^— Crehan said the banks are becoming become a huge chunk of many of Technology’s- electrical engineering Owner, no agents. Call rooms with stove and never changed, it was almost business mergers are not allowed in New Rentals tor, carpet. $335. Third ______1970 COUGAR XR7 — more performance oriented by instal executives’ pay. Crehan’s review of depafilmenl. 643-9859. refrigerator. $385 plus LEON CIESZYNSKI as usual,” said Herbert F. Crehan of Hampshire or Vermont floor. Adults only. No EXCELLENT QUALITY aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa O riginal Owner, good me- ling incentive plans and long-term New England bank proxy statements Yardney Corp., a majorily-pwiied subsidiary of heat and utilities. Secur BU ILD ER — New homes, William M. Mercer Inc., a consulting pets. Centrally located. SEASONED HARD chanlcal condition. bonus packages. Overall, the execu and annual reports indicates many the Los Angeles-based Whittaker Corp., has been CHFA — Dutch Colonial, Security deposit. Call 643- ity deposit. Call after additions, remodeling, Musical Items 66 Available January. Best firm dealing mostly with personnel Interstate banking, fueling an explo WOOD — Oak - Maple - tives are making out in the deal. bonuses equal or exceed 50 percent of a leader in the field of advanced energy storage 8 rooms, 4 bedrooms, Rooms tor Rant 41 0496. 4:30om, 646-2972, anytime rec rooms, garages, kit offer. Reply to Box JJ, matters. sion the bank mergers and acquisitions Hickory. $95/cord. Two " I f ’ you compared 1981 to 1982, in total compensation. systems for military and aerospace applications formal dining room, weekends. chens remodeled, ceil aaaasaaaaaatassaaaaaaaa ^he Herald. He said banks in the past might have in New England, will make Crehan’s ings, bath tile, dormers, cord minimum. Cut, split more cases than not the percentage "What you’re really dealing with is for more than 30 years. large kitchen with pan MANCHESTER — Older current'list of the 25 largest banks roofing. Residential or and delivered. Call 649- ARE YOU TIREDof look------offered their executives’ sort of profit increase was in double digits. You try, sunporch, grained GENTLEMAN PRE- couple far newer duplex, STORRS — Three plus Ing at high priced new 1976 FORD GRANADA — interstate banking and the so-called obsolete before long com m ercial. 649-4291. 1831 anytim e. oak finish, lorge living FERRED. $50.00 weekly. 1'/2 baths, with applian bedrooms. Three miles pianos that will depre- Brown, 6 cylinder. Very room . 565,900. Group 1, 646-2000. ces. Security and lease from UCONN, $650 12" G.E. TV — Black and d a te , or broken down old good co n d itio n . $1800. . Phllbrick Agency. Call required. Utilities separ month. Security and ref FARRAND REMODEL ING — Cabinets, roofing, white. AC/DC with a ligh piano that no one appre- Gall 646-2796. 646-4200. LARGE FURNISHED ate. 5475. 742-5651 afte r erences. Call 429-9206. gutters, room additions, te r cord. Bought 11/82. dates? Then come hear, ROOM — Wall-to-wall 5pm. Retails for over $100, w ill see ond appreciate 40 ______carpeting, nice yard, kit VERNON/SOUTH decks, all types of remo Condominiums deling and repairs. FREE sell fo r $60 F irm . 646-7473. rebuilt grands, players, 32 chen privileges, on bus OAK STREET — One WINDSOR LINE — uprights at Meyers PI- ••••••••••••••••••••••• estimotes. Fully Insured. N 643-2711 line, female only. Secur bedroom, heat, hot wo- Working adult preferred. MUST SELL! Court ano. Coll 871-2143. Motorcvcles/Blcyclas 72 Classified__ Telephone 643-6017, after Business O p p o rtu n itie s .. .22 Store/Oftice Space ...... 44 Household Goods ...... 62 ity required. Call 649-8206 ter, appliances, air candl- No pets. Security and Notices For advertisements to be 6pm, 647-8509. House One membership. Situation W anted ...... 23 Resort Property ...... 45 Misc. for Sale ...... 63 Rates MANCHESTER —’ New days, 647-9813 evenings: tionlng. No pets. One references. Available De Family or single. Best SMALL HAMMOND OR- L o s t/F o u n d ...... 01 published Monday, the dead listing, beautiful three cem ber 1st. Rent negotia Employment Info ...... 24 Misc. for Rent...... 46 Home and Garden ...... 64 Minimum Charge: month security. Prefer offer over $75. Call 742- GAN — Excellent condl- nnv « once m xp P e rs o n a ls ...... 02 Instruction ...... 25 Wanted to Rent...... 47 line is 2:30 p.m. on Fridov. bedroom, separate unit. adult. 5400. Call 644-2427, ble. Coll 644-0304. ROBERT E. JARVIS — Pets ...... 65 $2.25 tor one day n ••••••••••••••••••••••• Building and remodeling 6490. tion. Has chords and ~ Announcements ...... 03 Features wall-to-wall„ between 8am - 5pm. After Roommates W anted ...... 48 Musical Item s ...... 66 P e r W o rd : specialist. Additions, sound effects. $450 or X®?, A u c tio n s ...... 04 carpet, fireplace, all ap Apartments for Rent 42 5pm, 646-2662. reasonable price. Call after Recreational Item s ...... 67 1-2 d a y s ...... 15c Read Your Ad TOLLAND — Short term garages, roofing, siding,, ...CHRISTMAS Real Estate pliances and nice yard. lease or rent with option WREATHS FOR SALE in after 5pm, 646-3601. 3pm.$a,b2,fclas72 A n tiq u e s ...... 68 3-5 d a y s ...... 14C kitchens, bothrooms, re Services Classified advertisements An absolute M ust to see. to buy available on thls-6 bulk, decorated or undec BOY'S ROSS B IK E — 16” Homes for Sale ...... 31 T ag S a le s ...... 69 6 d a y s ...... 13c $66,900. Call Taylor Asso FOUR ROOM APART placement wlndows- Very good condition. 540. F in an cial Condominiums’ ...... 32 Services O ffered ...... 51 are taken by telephone os a MANCHESTER-One, two MENT — Immediate oc- room ranch. Family- /doors. Call 643-6712. orated. Call 802-334-2079 Wanted to Buy ...... 70 26 d a y s ...... 12c ciates, 643-4665. room, llvingroom with anytime. Dealers ...... Call 643-5347 a fte r 3pm. Lots/Land tor Sale ...... 33 Painting/Papering ...... 52 convenience. a n d three bedroom cupancy. Parking, M o rtg a g e s ...... 11 H a p p y A d s : apartments. Heat and hot fireplace, IVj baths, 2 car welcom e. Recreational Items 67 Zr. Investment Property ...... 34 Building/Contracting ...... 53 The Manchester Herald is N E W 2 BEDROOM adults. No pets. Security. . RALEIGH built ladles26" Personal Loans...... 12 $3.00 per column inch w ater. $400, $440, $495. garage on V* acre. $700 CARPENTRY WORK — , Business Property ...... 35 Roofing/Siding ...... 54 responsible only for one incor TOWNHOUSES — IVj $350 m on th ly. Call 643- Alterations, new work aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa bicycle, 3-Speed, light In s u ra n c e ...... 13 Call 649-4800. 7443. month. Call today, 646- VIC 20 — Home Compu- Resort Property ...... 36 Heating/Plumbing ...... 55 A u to m o tiv e rect Insertion and then only baths, fully appllanced 8352. and repairs. Call David, te r. 13K M e m o ry ...______weight, coaster brake, Wanted to Borrow ...... 14 D eadlines HEAD SKI PACKAGES Includes an exercise F lo o r in g ...... 56 for the size of the original kitchen with custom 643-8996. Cassette Player. Game Cars/Trucks for Sole 71 For classified advertise MANCHESTER — Two MANCHESTER — Two — Ladles 190cm, size 8 stand,\detachable. Like Income Tax Service ...... 57 in s e rtio n . wood cabinets. Choice ot ond three room heated ••••••••••••••••••••••• tapes and more. Great for Rentals Motorcycles/Bicycles 72 ments to be published Tues carpet and vinyl floors. bedroom apartment, cel- Relker boots - $45. Man's new condition. $75. Cqll E m p lo y m e n t Services W anted ...... 58 Rec Vehicles ...... , . . . .73 Errors which do not lessen apartments. No applian 'lar storage, parking. DESIGN KITCHENS by C hristm as. Call 646-5286, 195cm, size 8 Relker 649-1794. day through Saturday, the E le ctric radiant heat. E x Store/Office Space 44 Tom . Rooms for Rent ...... 41 Auto Services ...... 74 the value of the advertisement ces. Security. Phone 646- Close to busline. $330 J. P. Lewis. Cabinets, boots, poles - $50.15years ______!______& Education F o r Sale deadline is noon on the day cellent Insulating quali vanities, formica, Wilson V will not be corrected by an 2426, 9 to 5 weekdays. Apartments for Rent ' ___ 42 Autos for Rent/Lease ...... 75 ties Including: Andersen m on th ly. Call 649-2871. old. Call 643-5478. TWO VW RIMS with used Help Wanted ...... 21 before publication. additional insertion. art, Corlan counter tops, FOR SALE — Used 19 " Homes for Rent ...... 43 Holiday/Seasonal...... 61 Misc. Automotive ...... 76 double glazed windows. Y DE ;------snow tires. $15. Call 647- FOUR ROOM APART TOWNHOUSE — Six kitchen cabinet fronts, Sylvania GT Matic color Insulated and weather- OFFICE'SPACEEWA In Man ...... 0595 after 5:30pm. MENT — Second floor. rooms. Partial wall to complete woodworking TV, needs work. $75 or stripped steel entrance $240 per m onth, plus u tili chester. Centrally lo service, custom made best offer. Call 647-1560 Tag Sales . 69 ------doars, double glazed wall. Large yard. Quiet FOR SALE: Girls 20" Help Wanted ties,. $300 deposit. No pets. neighborhood In Man cated with ample park furniture, colonial repro a fte r 6pm. Notices Help Wanted - 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 2) Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 wood sliding p.otlo door. ing. Call 649-2891. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Pink Huffy Dirt BIkf Phone 643-4751, 4 to 8pm. chester West Side. 5375 a ductions In wood, 9 va rie Full basements with ties of hardwood and SOLID WOOD TABLE TAr- CAIC knobby tires. $40. Call washer 8, dryer connec month plus utilities. T A G SALE - FLEA 646-5828 474 MAIN STREET — veneers NOW IN STOCK TOP — Pecan tone Inlaid MARKET — Open Satur- ______ASSEMBLERS, AND FLORIST DESIGNER — ELECTRICIANS, LI tions. Prices start at Reply to: Rent,'T81 Mark Lost/Found RELIABLE BABYSIT SALES SECRETARY — RESPONSIBLE PERSON * COZY SPACIOUS Business office space. Call 649-9658d r evenings, pattern, 31" x 62'-’. Per day 8i Sunday, 9am to COIL WINDERS — Fin ACCOUNTING CLERK Area florist will have an' CENSED JOURNEY to clear driveway and $56,900. CHFA approved. Drive, Coventry, CT TER NEEDED for 1 year Gerber Systems Technol- THREE ROOM apart First floor, across from 289-7010. fect for cocktail table. 5pm . Purnell Place, ger dexterity necessary.. opening tor a full or part MEN and HELPERS — sidewalks during winter 7 Open House Saturday 06238. VERNON old. Monday thru Wed ogy, Inc. has an ment In Coventry. Secur post oftice. Call 646-2426, $75. Call 646-3532. Manchester. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Experience not needed. time designer. Give pre Experienced In storm s. Call 649-9179. and Sunday, 12 to 4ptti. nesday, 4:30 - 12:00, Fos Immediate need for a ity. No pets. Call 742-6858. 9am-5pm weekdays. ANCHOR e l e c t r i c a l MISSING — Calico Cat. Will frdin. Four day Two year s experience vious experience In de commercial and Indus PETERMAN REALTY, WEST SIDE — Five room ter Street. Call 649-8152. Sales Secretary In the • duplex, new tile ba CONTRACTORS — Do TW O PIECE TEAK- HOLIDAY FAIR - Lun- « Vicinity of Hartford Road week, 10 hour day: 7am- handling A/P and A/R, tail. Write Flowers Inc., trial work. Full medical PART TIME SCHOOL “ 649-9404 - 647-1340 - 647- South Windsor facility. MANCHESTER — Tw o' throom, w/w carpeltn, any size or type of work. WOOD WALL SYSTEM cheon, crafts, attic trea- aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa and McKee Street. 5:30pm. Apply at Able with excellent typing cler P.O. Box 1664, Manches and life Insurance, pen BUS DRIVERS - Man- .:: 0080. bedrooms, 1st flo o r. Ap ical skills. Will be instru Candidates for the posi newly redecorated, w/d Folly Insured. Free Esti — Excellent condition. sures. Including ornate Answers to name of Coll, Howard Rood, ter, CT 06040. sion plan, paid vacations Chester — Applications . mental in the conversion tion should have excel pliances. 5425 plus utili hook-up. Adults. No pets. mates. Call 647-0293. Great for apartment. cast Iron Ben Franklin "L u c k y ” . Call 649-5755.' Bolton. and holidays. Call Wilson now being accepted. Call ties. to a new accounting sys lent typing, office and Security. $400 plus utll- ATTRACTIVE OFFICE $400. Call 649-4796 stoive In excellent condl- W E le ctrica l, 646-1418. Mike Leary, 12-5:30pm,”' ’ Lots/Lond to r Sola 33 MANCHESTER — Two SPACE available. Newly tem on the IBM P.C Com SECRETARY/ADMINIS- EQUIPMENT OPERA interpersonal skills. In tles. Call 646-2836 after anytim e. tion, $200. Saturday, 9am ___ , 643-2373. Personals 02 puter experience a plus TRATION — Large Inter- TOR NEEDED by gen addition the Individual bedroom Townhouse, IVz 5pm. renovated, prime loca Roofing/Sidin to 2pm, Unitarian Meet- HOBIE 16CA’t'AMARAN- Excellent growth poten tion. Coll 649-0479. natlonal Insurance eral conetractor. Must selected must be able to baths, appliances. 5450 ONE LARGE SOFA and Ing House, 153 West Ver- r Tramp, tial. salary and benefits FREE CATALOG — Of company has immediate have experience on back- work Independently with plus utilities. MANCHESTER — Two matching chair. $200 or non Street, Manchester. Tequila Sunrise Sails NEED MONEY FOR Send resume detailing land bargains, 5 acres to opening in our Founders hoe and driving dump minimum supervision. Have you read today's” MANCHESTER — Three bedrooms-In four tamlly. best offer. Call 649-5755. ______with windows. Jib, Clam- CATCH COMPATIBLES CHRISTMAS? Part time experience and salary re Plaza office for a well EARN EXTRA $$ tor 500 acres, covering Ver bedroom Duplex. Central B l ^ 'ELL HOME Im- quirements to Box J. c/o truck. Must be able to We offer an excellent Classified section? It con- ■ Appliances, w/w carpet TAG SALE - Household cleats Dllly Trailer. FEVER! Connect with help needed, looking tor Christmas — Sell Avon mont and the Berkshlres HJrovervement Company — Manchester Herald organized Individual. Po service and maintain benefit program Includ tains hundreds of Inter location. $500 plus utili ing, off street parking 25 BOXES WOOD for Items - inside - 9-4, Satur- Gheetah motor mount, that special person thru someone w ith a good Products! Please call 649- at lowest Imaginable pri ties. Lombardo A Asso Roofing, siding, altera- sition requires pleasant equipm ent. Call 742-5317, ing dental, medical, life esting offers. 643-2711. and storage. Rent $350 Services stoves, $2.50 each. Call day, Sunday, 19th, 20th. Gall 646-8026. Judy Torlo's Compati voice and enthusiasm to 5382. ces. W rite : Land Ca- ciates, 649-4003...... tio n , a d d itio n s. Some phone manner, excellent 8:30am to 5pm. Insurance, retirement 649-6486. Stove, refrigerator, “ bles - the dating service earn $67 to $120 a week - typing, dictaphone skills, talag, P.O. Box 938, North plus utlltles and security. number for over 30years Call Pat, 643-2711, M on LEGAL SECRETARY and 100% tuition relm- No pets. Call 649-0717. ••••••••••••••••••••— washer, dryer, rugs, that cares. Bloomfield: 60 w p m , g o o d w ith Adams, M A 01247. MANCHESTER — Mod 649-6495. FOR SALE — Persian day thru Thursday even with experience. Re bursernent. Applicants Homes lo r Sale books, luggage. National aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa 242-5296, F a rm in g to n : numbers. Must have abil 31 Homes fo r Sole 31 ern four room apart Services Offered 51 Lamb fur coat trim with . 673-6777. ings between 6pm-9pm. quires skills in typ in g and for this position should .Geographic. 62 Laurel, shorthand, and knowl ity to work well with submit their resume In FIND A CASH buyer for ment, four family house. mink collar and cuffs, Manchester. Misc. Automotive 76 Convenient location. Ap edge In real estate, est others. Pleasant working BURGER KING needs confidence or apply In those, golf clubs you size 12. In excellent condi WOULD THE PERSON, BOOKKEEPER — Expe pliances and carpeting Heating/Plumbing 55 ates and bookkeeping. conditions. Full benefit several people to work person to Personnel, never use I Advertise REWEAVING BURN tion. Asking $90. Call TAG SALE INSIDE 366 ••••••••••••••••••••••• responsible for stealing rienced, full time. Apply: Included. $350 monthly, Call days, 643-5820, even package. Call Mary Par- the following shifts: Gerber Systems Technol them for sale In classi MANCHESTER — HOLES — zippers, um- »»«»«««««,«»«»»»»»»»»«« 649-6757 HARTFORD ROAD — TWO SNOW CAPS — an elderly woman's So Marlow's, Inc. 867 Main, plus utilities. Call 647-1113 ings 643-7135. melee, 289-9301. Days, Ham to 2pm or o g y, In c ., 40 G e rb e r fied. Just dial 643-2711 to WethereU Village. New, brellas repaired. Window Rangehood, housewares, Rims, tubless P175/80R cial Security money on Manchester. a fte r 6pm. 4pm. Evenings, 4pm to Road, East, South Wind OPEN HOUSE place your ad. tree standing condo. Cen shades, Venetian blinds. FOGARTY BROTHERS ANTIQUE WHITE porce clothing, sewing ma- 13mswhitewalls,$35palr. Wednesday, November tral air, fireplace, six — Bathroom remodel lain fuUnsized tub with SALESPERSON — Full FLORAL DESIGNER - NEWSPAPER 8pm or 10pm. Closing, sor, CT 06074. EOE. Keys. TV FOR RENT. chine, ladles shoes-some One Firestone new steel 1st at Armata's Super roams, full basement Marlow's, 867 Main ing; installation water mahogany wood rimmed time. Experienced. Ma Needed tor busy holiday 7:30pm to closing. Uni never worn, exercise radial tubeless,721 raised m arket In South W indsor, CARRIER NEEDED KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE’- by Larry Wright with hookups. No child Street. 649-5221. heaters, garbage dispo top. $50 or best o ffe r. Cal I ture. Apply: Marlow's, season. Part time. May forms and meals pro PAYROLL/ACCOUNTS bike, fu rn itu re . Satur- letters. 195/70 R13, $50. be kind enough to return ren. 5625. Call 647-1152. sals; faucet repairs. 649- 643-9664. Inc. 867 Main, became full time. 643- IN MANCHESTER vided free. Apply In per RECEIVEABLE — day, November 19th, 8am Call 649-9947. It to the store? 7657. Viso/MasterCard Manchester. 0463. son between 2 and 5pm at Gerber Systems Technol BRICKS, BLOCKS, — 4 p m . ------9 CALL POOL TABLE, seven 467 Center Street, ogy, Inc, has an Imme STONE — Concrete. accepted. "-aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa FOR SALE — 4 Goodyear WANTED — Ride from Chimney repairs. No lob foot. Good shape. Your's CHRISTMAS HELP — COUNTER HELP 647-9946 Manchester. diate • need for an ^ ^ . tires P195/R75-15. Excel- Lenox Street area, Man FOUR ROOM APART too s riy K rC o ll 644-8356. for $99, with all accesso Interviewing now for full WANTED - Apply Donut Individual experienced In Cars/Trucks for Sale 71 lent condition. $85 or best chester to Roosevelt MENT — Located In four ries. Call 646-2460. and part time. Both per Inn, Rh 44A, Meadow- processing Accounts Re- taaaaaaaaaaaaaaa. aaaaa 742-5050. Mills, Rockville. Leaving family house. $330 per EXPERIENCED PAIN Flooring 56 brook Shopping Center In BARTENDER — We need celveable and Payroll. L . U Manchester 7:30am, re manent and temporary month plus security dep TER — Quality wprk. ELECTROLUX RUG work needed. $7.20 per C oventry, 742-7722. Candidates tor this posi 1973 FORD GRAN TO- THREE TOWN AND turning from Rockville, experlencedjiartender to T osit required. No pets Reasonable rates, ^ully WASHER 3 In 1 carpet 4pm. Call 646-3647. hour to start. Must be work full time nights. tion must be able to work RINO—$400orbestoffer. COUNTRY snow tires. CARPENTERS NEEDED well on their own In a allowed. Please call 871- Insured. Free estimates. FLOORSANDING — caddy. $20. Call 649-0315. Call a fte r 4pm, 646-8244. G-78 15. $60. Call 649-9514. over 18 and use ot car. — Immediate openings Apply In person: Ground 6098. 643-9237, ask fo r Je rry. THANKSGIVING FESTI Evenings and weekend Round Glastonbury, 2 to busy environment. We Floors like new. Special for experienced carpen offer an excellent benefit izing In older floors, natu ELECTRIC HEATER — VAL OF MUSIC — THE hours open. No expe 4pm. Excellent, $18. Humidi LEGAL NOTICE NEWSPAPER DEALER ters. All phases of con program. Including den ral and stained floors. No SALVATION ARMY - Cit rience necessary. Excel fier, new, $15. Call Town ot Andovar, Connadlcut NEEDED In South Wind struction. Join a team of tal, prtdlcal, life Insu CELEBRITY CIPHER waxing anymore. John _ Zoning Board of ApMala adel Band & Songsters, lent for college students. WAITRESS/WAITER — C«M>rlty CIptwr cmitogranM a n ctmIwJ from quolslloni by famout paopla. paat 643-5013. sor. Call 647-9946 between professionals that have rance, retirement and Weilaweep Condominium V e rfa llle , 646-5750. The Zoning Board ot Apptols of the Town of Andover, Con 661 Main Street, Man Please call Mary for an We need waitresses to 400 N orth M ain 81., Manchoaler and praaanl. Each lattar In tha clpbar atanda tor anolhar. T o da y's cUa- J aqoata B necticut will hold o public hearing In the Town Office Build- 9am and 11am. been building a reputa 100% tu itio n relnburse- chester, CT. November appointm ent at 721-0349, work lunches and/or PIONEER CT-F1250 ste Ing Wednesdoy, November 30, 1983 ot 8:00 P.M. to h’eor the tion for quality work for ment. Applicants for this by CONNIE WIENER 19th, 7:30om, Free W ill 4pm to 7pm. dinners. Must be of legal SAT. & SUN. 1 reo cassette tape deck, following opollcotlons asking for relief from the Zoning BAKER'S TRAINEE 15 years. Call 742-5317, position should submit • 5 P J R . Laws of the Town of Andover, Connecticut. O ffering. age. Apply In person: “L WMI’H BCZV GIF YQMJPVAE quartz locked, 3 heads, WANTED — Apply: Do 8:30amio 5pm. their resume In confi For Sale • 308 - Robert S.'MqBrlde - Requesting relief from zoning Ground Round, Glaston TWO BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES dolby, m em ory repeat, 20 reoulatlons - Section 11.2 - Space Regulrements. nut Inn, Route 44a, Mea- dence or apply In person Fully Appllancsd Kltch9n$ i a BBih§ ^ bury, 2 to 4pm. to 20,000 hz frequency Needs 40 feet front yard setback, has 54 feet, needs dowbrook Shopping Cen PART TIME HELP to Personnel, Gerber Sys Clsctflc Rudltnl Msst CbfdbI A vinwi : o JVLID KMA'YCQVW HM AF vorlonce of 6 feet. Lot located ot 1 Rose Lone Em ploym ent HELP WANTED -response. New, never #209 ter In Coventry, 742-7722. wanted to work on dairy tems Technology, Inc., 40 A n d B fn ThBrmopsnB W indow C oncrotoJ^m ti^^ ■ Theodore MIckus - reauestlng relief from zoning MATURE ADULT HEALTH CARE blayed. $395. Call 649-4168 Regulations - Section 11.2 - Needs 40 feet frontage, farm. Apply In person: Gerber Road, East, South lndM du.1 aatamanl. w /W „ h ,r A Or^ar Con7iSto„, JQMHBVQ. LH WMVEI'H JMHBVQ AV houi« ioW Goods & Education Evenings WORKER — Full time “ after 12 noon. R9«9s variance of 40 feet. Side yard MOTHER'S SHIFT, — Pella Brothers, 364 Bid- Windsor, CT 06074, EOE. 7 pin-12 am position In family plan sIdVvard’***' ^ ***’ ’ ^•’ ’ •ohce of 10 feet ***•••••••••••••••••••• Able Coll Is now ta kin g well Street, Manchester. CIFAMQV; LI OCKH, LH ACUVE AV ••••••••••••••••••••••• ning „ clinic. Duties In PRICES START AT $56,900. SANSUI AU-919 stereo Mornings applications tor a Moth At(^ls hMring Interested persons may appear and be heard Help Wanted 21c, clude reception, clerical and wNtten communication received. Said appeals are on 6 anvlO am er's Shift. Hours, 8:30am- CHFA a p p r o v e d ” USED REFRIGERA- Integrated amplifier 110 work, bookkeeping and OVVP YQMNW^." — XLA JVPNEBL, TORS, WASHERS, -watts per channel, 10 to f le and mpy be seen In the Otf Iceof the Town Clerk, Town Of- A ptly: 3pm, Monday thru Thurs Construction and Sales by TIC6 DUiiding. some clinical responsi PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "The man who gets ahead In business Ranges - clean, guaran 20,000 hz frequency re Mr. Doqut day. Finger dexterity HIGH SCHOOL BOY — Dotad at Andover, Connecticut 19 November, 19B3 b ility . EOE. A pply In Is the man who knows what he wants - and what he is willing to teed, parts and service. sponse. J B L L110 26 November, 19B3 WANTED — School bus 255 W. Middle Tplic. necessary. Will train. EXPERIENCED ME Junior or Senior to shoyel drivers. Will train. Call CHANIC with own tools. person: Noyem ber 23rd,' Peterman Building Co^ give up In order to get It." — Lord Beaverbrook. Low prices. B.D. Pearl 8< SPEAKERS. All excel-- Zoning Board of Appeolt Manchester Apply at A|bl* Coll, How 10am to 12pm and 1pm to snow for North End resi ^ Andover, Connecticut 649-6188 or 537-5234. Call 633-3669. (C 1SS3 by NEA. Inc. S2 Son, 649 Main Street, lent condition, 51000. Call ard Road,^Bolton. 3pm, 1 Haynes Street. dents. Call 871-6267. 649-9404 647-1S4e 643-2171. 649-4168 a fte r 12 noon. Q2 7 .li McNomoro, Chairman 20 - MANCHKSTKR HKHALD, Stiliirdav. Nov, lit. News for Senior Citizens About Town Region results mixed New PTA group leader Corps at Work Ecumenical prayer Special week focuses on dental health The following events haye been scheduled at the so tar In Congress prefers background role In state parks North United Methodist Church for the coming wek: ■ Editor's note: This column is pre Last week, I attended the annual golf berg, a rheumatologist, will discuss 187 and 485. Men Hi Single and Hi Triple Monday — 7 p.m., council on ministries. pared by the staff of the Manchester banquet for the Manchester Senior osteoarthritis. I urge all seniors to — Mike Pierrd, 244 and 563. page 3 ... page 9 Tuesday — 7 p.m., ecumenical and interreligious Senior Center. It appears in the Citizens' Golf League at the American attend, not only so we can understand ... page 5 committee; pastor, parish, personnel committee: Manchester Herald on Wednesdays Legion Hall. The affair was well this disease, but what precautions can BRIDGE SCORES: Kay Bennett, 7:30 p.m., ecumenical prayer group. and Saturdays. received, with nearly 160 attending. be taken. 4,250; Grace Gibbs, 3,920; Rene Maire, Wednesday — 10 a.m.. pastor's class; 7:30 p.m.. Listening to all the comments from the People who have not yet received 3,590; Alice Powell, 3,500; Hilda Thanksgiving worship. By Joe Oimlhlco seniors, it appeared that all had just as energy kits may pick them up in the Campbell, 3,360; Barbara Conklin, Activities Specialist much fun as I did. On behalf of all the front office. The kits are free, and may 3,020; Betty Frey, 3,010. league members, 1 express sincere be acquired by filling out a short form. Combined services Nov. 28 to Dec. 4 has been declared thanks to league officers Norm Lasher, If you're looking for students to help "Dental Health Week for the Elderly” Wen Johnson, Charlie Romanowski Week’s menu Manchester, Conn. BOLTON — The churches of Bolton will gather with snow shoveling this winter, stop b^ by the American Dentai Association. and Len Bjorkman for the outstanding Monday: minestrone soup, ham on Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Bolton Congregational the office to pick up a list. According to Clear tonight; Thanks to the efforts of Dr. Henry job they did. the Farmer's Almanac, we yill behave rye, vanilla pudding, beverage. Monday, Nov. 21, 1983 Church to celebrate Thanksgiving. Rosenberg, a Manchester dentist, we Tuesday: chicken croquettes with sunny Tuesday The Rev. Stewart Lanier will speak and the a large snowfall this winter. Re Single copy: 25