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By United Press International ^ "Check this greaf^ 0 3 ilTiiiflfai&iih Assured that "hostilities have ceased," U.S. \ n t military officials ordered 2,300 Army troops to Bargain!! 156 E Center St withdraw from Grenada today, nine days after they invaded the island and crushed a hardline Marxist / Manchester government that seized power in a coup. The order from Washington to begin a full withdrawal of soldiers of the 82nd Airborne Division Manchester $52,900 came as 57 Cubans wounded during the intitial stages Come end have a look at this tine 3 bedroom Cape. "ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE” eal Eptate of the invasion arrived in Havana to a hero's welcome Large kitchen, front porch, hardwood floors and alumi­ In Coventry, just a block from lake. Three bed­ led by a grim-faced President Fidel Castro. num screens & storms. Shown by appointment. Call rooms, formal dining room, wood stove in living 646-200 0 our Manchester Office at 643-4060. Thousands of spectators ignoring a call on national room, many recent Improvements. Nice lot. Only radio to stay away lined the airport road and a $47,000.00 military band played Cuba's national anthem as the ^ • 4 wounded descended from the Red Cross DC-8 into a drizzling rain. Northfield Green Condominium Some of the Cubans were carried off on stretchers — 80B AmboModor Drive victims of the largest U.S. military operation since the (off Lydoll St.) Vietnam War. U.S. casualties were put at 18 dead and 91 injured. Manchester When comparing Condominiums we think you will find The Cubans were ferried ISO miles to Barbados this one to be a good value. It offers 3 large bedrooms, from Grenada aboard a U.S. C-130 Hercules transport 2'A baths, spacious master bedroom w/private bath, Manchester $74,900' Jet, apparently because military officials doubted the lots of closets and full basement for storage. Also for­ Attractive 2 family home in area of nice residmtial Red Cross jet could land safely at the Point Salines mal living & dining rooms, central air, gas heat, carport homes. 2 bedrooms, diningroom, each unit. Home has NEW USTING - COVENTRY airstrip on Grenada. and numerous amenities. large treed lot with roofed patio in rear. Separate utili­ 6 room Cape, 1 baths, 3 bedrooms, dishwasher Cuban diplomats in Grenada, their embassy ties. Call 643-4060 for appointment. UNUSUALLY GOOD Herald photos by Tarquinio Offered at $69,500. Tear garage, fireplace and extra lot. suirounded by U.S. troops, continued to resist orders $01,900. INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY from Grenada Governor-GeneTal 'Sir Paul Scoon to This 4 family dwelling Is located on bus Seven times in a row the undefeated Manchester High School post-game huddles like this, after Saturday’s clash with West we can help you become a leave. N m line, and Is convenient to stores, schools Hartford’s Halj^igh School at Memorial Field. TEDFORD "It's a matter of principle,” said Gail Reed, the Indians have celebrated victories by chanting "CCIL! CCIL!" in "REALE" PROFESSIONAL! FREE and churches. A number of Improvements Call 646-4525, and ask lor Oan. MARKET REAL ESTATE, INC. to the property, and general over-all condl- 35-year-old American wife of Cuban Ambassador to R E A L ESTATE S E R V IC E S e v a l u a t io n tlon.'make this ottering a "Must See." Sepa­ Grenada Julian Torres Rizzo. "W e won’t leave D.F. REALE, INC. 223 East Centar St, Manchaatar S43 4060 ' rate electrical and furnace systems allow te­ without our people." __ 647-9914 nants to pay their own utilities. For addi­ Real Estate 6 4 6 Hartford TphATRl*. 3 0 Vomon She said the diplomats would remain on the tiny i r s rnmm St., ■ ■ n rlltttt., Ct. tional Income and expense Information, 2 9 Conpoctfcuf Blvd., Em I Hartford, Rt. 44A Bolton Caribbean island 1,900 miles southwest of Miami until 646.4 ^ please call our office. $109,900.00 the release of an estimated 600 Cuban prisoners who The man who revived MHS football were moved Wednesday into a new prisoner compound on a hill near the Cuban-built Point Salines "The real root cause for the success is Mike 0 Airport. "W e're just keeping an eye on them," said Spec. 4 Simmons,” says Cournoyer, 41. "The public doesn't Rick Pearce, an airborne trooper from Thomasville, Cournoyer leads know that. He is the one who laid the foundation for “ Most For the Money!” this year. He changed the image of Manchester Ga. In Washington, Defense Secretary Caspar Wein­ football, brought in the staff, instituted- the berger informed President Reagan that milttai^ with edmpassion programs.” V M l * commanders in Grenada advised him that "in their Not only did the Simmons-Cournoyer duo begin determination, all hostilities have ceased," the year-round weight and conditioning programs, they •**1 Pentagon said in an indication the scattered pockets By Borrv Peters recruited players who wanted to play football for the Herald Sports Writer sport of it, not for the opportunity of releasing pent-up V of resistance to the invasion had been eliminated. The Pentagon said Weinberger "directed that U.S. energy by legally hitting people. forces begin a pullout within a few days" but it was not The big-bang theory is a nice way to explain the known how many days it would take to complete the revival of football at Manchester High School, but Ron . COURNO'YER ASSISTED Simmons for 12 years, withdrawal. Cournoyer’s theory of gradual evolution is a bit more but now that he has a team to himself, he throws the Blue Trails Estates Maj. Douglas Frey, public affairs officer for U.S. accurate. spotlight on his players and assistants at the drop of a forces on the island, said 2,300 troops of the 82nd True, the Manchester football team has its first^ helmet. Brand new 8 Room Contemporary, 2 car garage- winning record since 1978, and it's done it with a bang,' " I feel great for the kids,” says Cournoyer. "This is simply gorgeous, loo many features to mention. MANCHESTER $74,900 Airborne Division would be withdrawn today, leaving Directions - Main St. to Charter Oak to Highland to "about 2,500" soldiers of the division on the island. going 7-0 and hoping to clinch the Central Connecticut the joy of the season — to be able to realize the benefits Birch Mountain Hd. to sign Blue Trails Estates Fall is here - Time for a log in the fire­ Defense Department officials said an 1,800-Marine Interscholastic League title- for the first time in 30 of a winning season. It shows you how much you can South Windsor amphibious task force withdrew from the island years when it plays East Hartford High School accomplish if you believe in each other.” Jane Buckland Brown Timber Ridge 10 room place In your own spacious 3 Bdrm. . Wednesday and were headed for Lebanon to relieve Saturday. And Cournoyer's success has made believers out of When you listyourhousewith JaneBuckland Brown, Ranch!! Finished Rec. Rm. with bar, the newly fortified Marine force in Beirut. But it's been more of an evolutionary process which a lot of people. you never have to ask "When Is my house going to be Raised Ranch. 4-5 bed­ The six-ship battle group led by the aircraft carrier has brought Manchester football to where it is today: "Ron makes you reach for goals you never dreamed advertised?" inviting back yard with patio and out­ Independence, whose A-7 fighter-bombers conducted a first-rate football program where winning, and of before,” said three-year assistant coach John With Ed Gorman's Continuous Advertising Plan, rooms, main floor family losing, can be appreciated. Hackett. "H e gets the players to dream and believe Jane can guarantee that a picture of^our house will be side fireplace. Many more extras. air strikes against targets on the Caribbean island, room, lower level rec room, also prepared to pull out with the five-ship Marine With seven victories in seven games as a head they can come true.” in a leading real estate paper until your house is sold See today! coach, Ron Cournoyer appears to be a genius. In only AND at no cost to you. 3 fireplaces, 2 baths, in task force, a Pentagon announcement said. Four-year assistant Eric Farno: “ Ron and Mike Jane says that people who are ready to buy f^ouses Call Althea Roberts 649-4324 At the same time, a nine-ship battle group headed his first year as head man, he has already surpassed really began this thing back in the first year. Those always look in this paper. So if you want buyers to see ground pool. by the aircraft carrier America departed Norfolk, four of the 10 Manchester cpaches on the all-time guys brought in their own ideas. Ron’s changed some your house in every issue, call Jane now at 646-4040 Va., for a "surprise” exercise in the Caribbean that victory list. If the Indians win their last three games, things this year, but mostly it's just his personality." $129,900 Pentagon officials said is separate from U.S. he’ll be the fourth winningest coach in Manchester "W e don’t operate in a vacuum. " says Cournoyer. ED GORMAN operations in Grenada and Central America. history. “ You try to teach a kid to sacrifice his indivdual needs U&R REALTY CO. REALTY WORLD* — Frechette Associates Merrill Lynch Ill the United Nations, the General Assembly But Cournoyer is the first to say that he is not the for the good of the team. That’s what life is all about — A sso cia te s Ufjos 497 Bucktsnd Road PO Boh 623 approved by a vote of 108 to 9 with 27 abstentions a sole reason Manchester High School and the rest of the caring for each other, sacrifice, discipline. South Windsor. CT 06074 _ _ _ community are alive with talk of Indian football. The 604 MIDDLE TURINPIKE EAST 643-2692 Bus (203)644-3461 1 ^ Realty resolution that "deeply deplored" the invasion and "Just like Mike Simmons, he’s a classy guy,” says process began four years ago, when Cournoyer and Robert D. Murdock, Realtor REALTY WORLD,'e f Kfi (Hf4iM Lou Howlertd called for the immediate withdrawal of foreign Hackett. "And you see it in the kids. A coupleof guys 646-4040 Office Meneoer 872-7777 troops. Mike Simmons came over from Rockville to awaken got punched last week (against Hall) and they just what they called "a sleeping football giant.” waUted back to the huddle. In the past they wouldhave been out there fighting. We have different kinds of V ^’RE SELLING HOUSES”! SIMMONS WAS the head coach, Cournoyer his players now." assistant. They estimated it would take three years to They are players who reflect the new, emotional, D.W. FISH REALTY CO. Catholic teacheis build a successful program, arid at the outset of the classy image of Manchester football. OF 1982 season it appeared they were right. Manchester was unbeaten in its first five games but finished at a COACH RON COURNOYER ‘TM AN OUTWARDLY emblional person," says 243 Main St., Manchesteg Vernon Circle, Vernon delay strike vote, disappointing 3-5-2. ... is he a genius? Cournoyer. “ This team reacts favorably to that. It's a 643-1591 872-9153 Simmons, meanwhile, had grown tired of football. '50’s-type emotion. There's a lot of emphasis on not Since he started playing football at Manchester in the being cool and sophisticated, but trying to have fun.” After a last-minute appeal from parents Wednes­ late 1950s. he hadn’t had a fall free to himself. He also turned over to Cournoyer. "H e ’s does a great job,” said tfi-captain Ray Lata. 3 day, more than 150 teachers at five Catholic high had a son, Mickey, whom he wanted lo see play on As Cournoyer would say seven victories later, schools in the Hartford archdiocese agreed to table a Saturday afternoons at Rockville. So the reins were “ What are friends for?” Please turn to page 2 scheduled strike vote. NEW CAPES 60’s In fact, the strike motion never even hit the floor at Beautiful customized houses* Spacious kitchens, full basements, vinyl siding and morel Only a few lefti the Greater Hartford Catholic Education Association MANCHESTER • GROVE PARK CONDO nieeting held Wednesday night In Newington. "The Greyhound leaves driving to competition Immaculate 1 bedroom town house in one of parents pre-empted it. that's for sure," said John J. Manchester's most sought after complexes. Fire­ McConvllle, building representative for East Catholic place, deck, appliances and morel Low 60's. High School. striking bus drivers. But McConvllle and others were nonetheless PHOENIX. Ariz. (UPI) - Grey­ day night as the 11:59 p.m. MST strike cut.” “ It's going to have to be for us to "They have to understand, too, they pleased the union decided to wait. Parents have hound workers walked off their jobs deadline approached. today rather than accept a pay cut and John W. Teetj, chairman and chief compete." he said. “ Either that or the have jobs where a lot of people don’t." become increasingly involved in the labor dispute as said Scott Hansen in Memphis. of late, and union members say they appreciate the the nation's largest transportation executive officer of the parent Grey-’ Greyhound lines will not exi$t in four or hound Corp., said if employees are not five years.” Fellow traveler Rick Richard outside support. company parked its buses, closed its Teats was also- highly critical of the agreed. Eight parents from East Catholic and two other stations and forced thousands of back to work in two weeks, the union, saying union officials refused to "They’re (unions) trying lo put the high schools attended the meeting Wednesday and travelers to find other transportation. company will begin hiring replace­ show a company proposal to workers airlines out of business, now they’re asked "for a vote postponement. Philin Pineo, Some weary passengers were de­ ments. About 7,500 drivers are on strike JUST LISTED 70's layed up to 24 hours despite earlier along with 12,000 other employees. . who "never had an opportunity to vote trying to put the buses out of business.” .Beautifully maintained 3 bedroom full dormered co-president of the Parents Club at ECHS, sumoitted a lEAT BUY $69,! Greyhound assurances they would "W e're going to allomogr employees on it, never had an opportunity to New 6 room, bath home with deck, two car garage Cape with 1 'A baths, fireplace and oversized gar- letter with the same request. “ I feel we have an obligation to the parents,” said reach their destinations and few hud for the next two weeks to roview our review it.” and 100 x150’ lot. Only 4 leltl Hu^ryl age. Must be seeni______« VINTAGE In Memphis. Tenn., outgoing Grey­ AFFORDABLE association President Thoipas Dickau this morning. anything good to say about the strike by proposals,” , he said-on BBS' ‘‘Morning MANCHESTER 71,900 hound trips were canceled after 5 p.m. M M a m m s v .m " I f we do vote to strike two weeks from now, at least 1^,000 employees. News.” "A fter two weeks we’ll be Inside Today Passenger Georgia Finley was upset Charming older colonial with ginger­ 3 bedroom ranch with partially finished parents will have tin.e to learn why.” “ It's going to take me 63 hours offering jobs to anyone who wants to BLANCHARD & ROSSETTQ, INC. when she was sent next door to bread decor on exterior. 3 bedrooms, Teachers will meet again Nov. 16 to consider instead of 38," Connie Luna, 52, of wprk for Greyhound,” 30 pages, 2 sections REALTORS ) basement, 1 car attached garage. You arch-rival ContinentaeTrailways, 1 advertising supplement dining rm., family rm. plus many little terminating their contract and striking. In the Indio, Calif., complained. "T h ey’re Union leaders earlier this week 89 WEST CENTER STREET won't find more in this low price range. giving a birthday party for my turned down the company's final which picked up much of the slack. meantime, other high schools plan to hold forums for Advice...... \2 Obituaries ...... 10 (Corner of McKm ) extras that can mean so much. Beautiful contract offer, which included a 9.5 "They (Greyhound) to)d me I could parents, like the one held Tuesday night at ECHS. grandson and I don't know if I'll be able Business _____ ...20 Opinion — ...I...6 catch a bus and go right on through 646-2482 lawn for memorable family gatherings. At that meeting, parents showed strong teacher to make it. This is a mess.'' She was percent puy cut. Union leaders contend Classified...... 18-19 Peopletolk ...... 2 since the strike didn’t start til 12 o'clek ..‘ ..15-17 J. support. Some attacked figures quoted by the Rev. traveling to Detroit. — the offer s|)el Is cuts of 20 to 25 percent in Comics...... Sports...... Entertainment ...12 Television...... 8 Henry C. Frascadore, assistant superintendent of Thousands of Greyhound drivers pay and benefits. tonight, so here I am stranded," she dropped passengers at the nearest Teets described the pay opt the firm said. Lottery ...... 2 Weather ...... 2 Please turn to p a g e j depot parked ttieir buses Wednes­ wants ertpiloyecs to take "a necessary Some travelers wert^ angry with MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Nov. 3, 1983 — 3 . t - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Nov. 3, 1983 KoGsis, seeking board seat, himself as peace-maker Cournoyer leads with compassion strike vote delayed Ldilor ,s note: This is another in a series of profiles Kocsis commended Werbner for what he caiied his at some level because of Cournoyer's team's ellectivenes^Tias palled in compari­ of canddiates in the Tuesday Manchester election. tenacity in recruitment efforts. Continued from page 1 Continued from page 1 Father Charbonneau, Sister Peggy, LOUIS C. KOCSIS Kocsis acknowledged that the effort is complicated, encouragement and help. son to soccer, cross country and basketball. and Mr. Cullinan have handled this,” "H e gets into our lives off the field,” says Cournoyer wants Manches^r to know Bv Alex Girelli' - /'.-^nd costly, and has not met with the sOcceSB even before Manchester came up with its diocesan secondary schools. Many he added, referring to the principal 76 E. Eldridge St. Marx, one of three National Honor Society there’s room for a winning footba.ll tbam as spokesmen for minority groups would like. victories over Conard and Hall. “ He suggested plans of action — tithing to and two vice principals at ECHS. Age 59. married, fly^hildren. Herald City Editor students (Albie Harris and John Rogers are well. Drawing on his experience as a personnel director,' believes in us. And that makes us believe in fatten teachers' paychecjis. soliciting The association has asked for an 8 the others) on the squad, “ He’s written “ If you went in the locker room after the Born In Roebjirtgr-^N.J., moved to Louis C. Kocsis is a member of the town’s Human Kocsis suggest that open recruitment might help. It is ourselves.” funds from insurance companies, percent raise in the first half of the letters for all the seniors getting informa­ Hall game, you'd never want it to end,” Manchester eight years ago. Relations Commission. He is aiso a candidate on the a system under which an applicant can take a ' Glenn Chetelat, another tri-captain: “ He creative financing. contract’s first year and a 3'/ft percent says Cournoyer, "It was as if the whole Republican ticket for election to the Board of examination fbr a post any time. If a good applicant gives us confidence because he has faith in tion on-colleges," But none seemed to support a increase in the second half. In the Education: Rider College, Lawrence- building would collapse with sheer joy, Directors. comes along, that applicant can be examined and put us. He kicks us in the butt when we get lazy, strike. second and third years of the ville, N.J., associate in arts degree in “ THE BIGGEST THING was overcom­ That would seem to be a logical progression in a into an opening when it arises. and we know we can do better. He worked contract, their proposal colls for ing the past tradition of Manchester "Other than love, nothing comes close to Teachers themselves have been industrial management. hard on making me believe I could be a good split-year raises of 8'A andS'A percent local political career, except that the HRC and the football," says Cournoyer. " I f you walk the emotional experience of football. For stepping up their protest with daily Occupation: Personnel manager, board have been at odds, sometimes almost In open KOCSIS SAYS his years in personnel work have football player." and fl'A and 4 percent, respectively. around the school with these kids now, you two hours on a Saturday afternoon, marches and meetings. The diocesan Crouse-Hinds Aviation in South Wind­ warfare over the town’s affirmative-action program, given him the ability to bring together people with The archdiocese has 9ffered an 8 diverse views and find among them some common Cournoyer's concern for his players see how they carry themselves with thefr everything you worked for all week is on the school office, they claim, has denied its effort to recruit minority applicants and its failure percent salary increase for the fall sor, maker of airport lighting systems. denominator in the problem they are trying to solve. extends beyond the playing field. He cares heads held high. The community is alive line. 'Vou let it all hangout under pressure.” them a just wage. to fill positions with minorities. semester and a 3 perceht increase in Campaign manager Robert Albert. He considers himself a good listener. about what his players are doing in the with anticipation each week, I hope it " I lie awake at night wondering what,^ But at least at East Catholic, the spring semester over the first two As a director, he says, he would be inclined to seek classroom as well as on the football field. spreads and becomes a model for Manches­ can do not to screw things up,” Cournoyer Civic bMkground: Vice chairman of AT THE LATEST meeting of the commission, individual school administrators ha­ years of the contract, with a 9.25 consensus, but he would not hesitate to take a ctand Several seniors — Chetelat, Lata, Pat ter football in the future." laughs. " I can live with losing; I have Steven R. Werbner, who as assistant town manager is ven't gotten involved, McConvllle percent increase over the entire third Human Relations Commission, treas­ contrafy to that of his collegues, if necessary. He says Farrell, Willie Likely, Ed Stack, Jim Marx- While Manchester High has one of the before. But I want them to have the brass the administator in charge of hiring, came under fire said.' 'We' re very happy with the way year. urer of Republican Town Committee, he has no fears of standing alone and does not have to — have chances at playing college football largest enrollments in thestate, the football ring.” r again as he often has in the past. Kocsis, who was * chairman of Administive Board of South hospitalized for kidney stones in mid-campaign, was be on the winning side. United Methodist Church, chairman of not at the meeting. . „ One loss he has already experienced is the lack of If he had been he wouid not have joined in the endorsement from the Manchester Education Associ­ State of Connecticut Job Service ation. He still feels qualified (or the job and thinks the Weather Employer Committee, member of advi­ criticism of Werbner. He says that since the HRC formulated a 14-point eeducation group made its endorsements on a Peopletalk sory council, Kaiser Foundation Health political basis. program and submitted it to the Board of Directors. Today’s forecasts Plan of Connecticut. Werbner has made great strides in procedures for Kocsis was endorsed by the Greater Hartford Labor recruiting, testing, and selection of candidates. Council, AFL-CIO, and by the United Auto Workers. Connecticut, Massachusetts and When pickets from the UAW appeared at the Selleck scores with teens Rhode Island: Scattered showers Municipal Building Wednesday morning to work spreading east today. Highs in the against the candidacy of Mayor Stephen T. Penny, A group of the nation's teenagers were asked to 50s to around 60. Cloudy tonight Drugs still problem, but few attend abuse meeting Kocsis was there. He said he came to thank the union rate 20 celebrities from television, movies and with a chance of showers or for its endorsement. sports — and Tom flurries western hills, a chance of ALTHOUGH HE HAS LONG been associated with Selleck’s name led rain elsewhere after midnight. By Sarah E. Hall Principal Jacob Ludes. He estimated survey results,showing that some 50 claimed there is a definite drug management, and in fact says that is one of the all the rest. Lows from the mid 30s to mid 40s. Herald Reporter that all but a few of MHS students try percent of all high school seniors were problem at the high school. "You see reasons why he is a Republican, Kocsis maintains an The poll of 1,500 . Friday rain and snow likely alcohol before graduation, and half of drunk at least once in a two-week writing on the desks — 'marijuana, a interest in unions and took a union-sponsored course teenagers, con­ western hills, rain likely else­ Many chairs were empty at the ' them experiment with other drugs. period. Sixty percent, he said, drink way of life' and stuff like that," he said. for union counselors. ducted by Teen-age where. Temperatures remaining so-called town meeting on drug abuse " I t ’s like a cancer," said Larry ■ daily. Kocsis is chairman of the Enfleld Job ServkeB Research Unlimited in the mid 30s to mid 40s. Wednesday. And despite the townwide Wilson, community relations officer While M arvasti supported such LUDES SUGGESTED directing Employers Committee, which advises the state labor of Lake Forest, 111., Maine: Rain developing today. appeal for audience turnout, only about for the Manchester police. "W e are alarming data, Ludes expressed disbe­ drug-education efforts elsewhere — at commissioner on ways to reduce unemployment. put Jaclyn Smith in Highs from the upper 40s north to 50 townspeople showed up for the event number one in Connecticut as far as lief that local substance abuse is so parents, who often deny their offspring At his church, South United Methodist, he is 3 second place, fol­ 50s south. Rain changing to light In the Waddell School gymnasium. drunk driving arrests. widespread. His "well-educated gues­ are popping piiis or getting drunk, he chairman of the Administrative Board, a board made lowed by Bill Cosby. snow or flurries north and rain A sign that pot and PCP are out of the stimate” was that about 35 high schooi said. He added that the defensive up of heads of the many committees and commissions Victoria Principal, tapering to showers south tonight. picture, along with Woodstock and long LOCAL ADOLESCENT vPSYCHIA- students have hard-core drug prob­ reaction of parents when they’re told of the church. He describes it as the highest elected Cheryl Tiegs. Linda Lows mainly in the 30s. Windy with hair? TRIST Dr. Jamshid Marvasti cited lems, but Marvasti claimed that bad news about their kids led to a post in the church for layman and calls it a rather Evans. Christie light snow or flurries likely north Stivers likely today In Connecticut Definitely not, said most of those on figures presented in "The Chemical number wwas low. special MHS policy calling the police delicate position. Brinkley, Matt Dil­ and occasional light rain likely Today a 60 percent chance of showers. Highs 55 to 60. Southwest the eight-member panel, moderated by People," a public television program High school junior John Janenda first when a student is caught with He presided over meetings of the Human Relations lon, Sarah Purcell, south Friday except some mixed winds 10 to 15 mph becoming northwest this afternoon. Tonight school board member Richard Dyer. which was shown in the gym and agreed with Ludes and downplayed the drugs. Commission when the then-chairman, Robert Linda Gray, Lynda rain and snow southwest portion. cloudy and cooler with a 40 percent chance of rain after midnight. Coordinator was Martha Doiron, a around which the meeting revolved. issue's urgency. Fellow MHS junior But drug trafficking at the high Faucher, was hospitalized. ^ school has largely been quashed by a Carter. Scott Baio, Highs in the 30s north to low 40s Lows near 40. Northerly winds 10 to 15 mph Friday a 70 percent pediatric nurse. The show portrayed drug abuse as a John Rogers said students appreciate In all he feels the experience as a member or bead of nationwide nightmare and epidemic — drug education, but like tjieir facts townwide police crackdown, the clos­ Lee Majors, Brooke south. chance of rain. Windy and cool. Temperatures remaining near 40. "The numbers of drug users may be those group will stand him in good stead as a dtrector.'' Shields. Jim “ the same problem we have in our straight — without implications of good ing of the high-school campus and the Backsitage with the reverend New Hampshire: Rain develop­ Northeast winds increasing to 15 to 25 mph. Today's weather drawing down, but insidious effects of drug Kocsis says, “ I have a strong desire to help my „ , Palmer, Farrah ing today. Highs from the upper 40s community," Marvasti said. and evil. raising of the drinking age, Ludes is by 9-year-old Cindy Moore of 23 Tracy Drive, a fourth-grade abuse are becoming more and more adopted community. I chose to live in Manchester and Tom Selleck Fawcett, Kathy Ri­ The latest presidential candidate, Jesse north to SOs south. Rain changing serious," said Manchester High School The television narrator revealed One MHS student in the audience surmised. Manchester has been good to me. naldi, John McEnroe, Evonne Goolagong and Jackson (right) enjoys backstage visit with to light snow or flurries north and student at Bowers School in Manchester. Cathy Rigby. Sammy Davis Jr. Tuesday following Sammy's rain tapering to showers south Broadway opening in “ Two Friends” with Bill tonight. Lows mainly in the 30s. Naab wants Cosby. Jackson said. “ There is a lot of gold in the Windy with light snow or flurries to know why ghetto. We can soar to political heights as we RETURN north and mixed rain and snow reading cut Quote of the day soared to artistic heights.” south Friday. Highs in the 30s A SfRONG VOICE FOR Whoever voted for Sen. Howard Baker as best - north to low 40^ south. Geoffrey Naab, Repub­ dressed politician, it wasn’t his tailor. Vermont: Showers today mixing lican candidate (or Board The Tailors Coun­ with snow and sleet during the of Education, says he KEN cil of America this afternoon and evening. Highs 45 to wants to know why $78,057 Off-Broadway too small 50 but temperatures falling during was cut from the town­ MANCHESTER week announced its :e ten best-dressed Stephen Sondheim, 53, was going to open his the day. Occasional light snow wide reading program in tonight tapering off to flurries on the school-board budget TEDFORD list, noting that in new musical "Sunday in the Park With George" the political arena oU-Broadway at Playhouse Horizons, where it Friday. Blustery and cold. Lows last June. Furthermore, tonight in the 20s and low 30s. Highs N President Reagan was originally produced last summer, but he questions a total T O TH E •Among Lowest Spending Towns edged out Baker and Sondheim felt the theater was too small for a show Friday in the 30s. $153,040 cut in five basic BOARD OF DIRECTORS In State (136 of 169) former Vice Presi- with a cast of 18. It has now been moved to Long Island Sound to Watch Hill, subjects: language arts, dent Walter Broadway where a spring opening is planned. R.I., and Montauk Point, N.Y.: .mathematics, reading, While Introducing: Mondale. Northwest winds 15 to 25 knots with science and social studies. higher gusts tonight, and 20 to 30 '* Member, Manchester Board of Di­ Baker stood be­ rectors, 1982-1983 •New Paramedic Service fore the Senate Wed­ knots and gusty Friday. "O f the 42 programs in the- school budget, why •Bennet Senior Housing nesday in a shape­ Extended outlook * Attorney less brown suit and were reading and other And Maintaining: Extended outlook for New Eng­ basic subjects hit hardest said; “ I want to say * Former member. Zoning BoArd of I have absolutely no land Saturday through Monday: in this cut?" Naab asks. •Excellent School System, with taste in clothes. K. Connecticut, Massachusetts and He complains that the VOTE DEMOCRATIC Appeals (Chairman, 1979-1982) have even known In Howard Baker Rhode Island: Chance of sitewers Democratic school board Nation’s top teacher and Jun­ my lifetime tailors and haberdashers to call me Saturday except chance qf show­ incumbents have not ans­ * 'Member, Manchester Ski Cluh and ior high on the telephone and urge that I must comg and ers or flurries western hills. Fair wered that question, al­ ON NOVEMBER 8 National Ski Patrol choose a suit or they would send me one. Sunday and Monday. Highs from though they claim the five For period ending 7 a.m. EST Friday. Tonight, rain is likely over the subjects cited are their "During the Watergate hearings, I was flooded the mid 30s to mid 40s Saturday northeastern states, across parts of the Tennessee Valley into the * Charter Member, Manchester Land moderating to the SOs Monday. top priority. with gifts of clothing because people were south Atlantic states and in parts of the upper Rockies. Fair to partly ------Conservation Trust ashamed to see me representing the forces of Overnight lows mostly in the upper cloudy skies should prevail elsewhere. Minimum temperatures The Democrats them­ light and reason in my chosen attire. I am a slob. I 20s and 30s. * Member, Lutz Museum RE-EIECT • • • • include: (approximate maximum readings in parenthesis) Atlanta selves contend that the am flattered in the extreme.” Vermont: Chance of flurries Saturday. Fair Sunday and Mon­ 51(68), Boston 34(44), Chicago 33(51), Cleveland 35(49), Dallas cuts were mostly due to day. Cool with highs in the 40s to 61(78), Denver 41(69), Duluth 28(46), Houston 62(82), Jacksonville declining enrollments — FaM lor by llw CommlltM lo Elad Kwi Tadford, Obador — Joaapb Uccallo. Jr., Traaaurtr low SOs. Lows in the mid 20s and 51(76), Kansas City 45(57), Little Rock 55(70), Los Angeles 59(75), and so aren't rpally Glimpses 30s. Miami 68(82). Minneapolis 33(52). New Orleans 57(77), New York “ cuts” at all. MAYOR STEVE PENNY Maine: Clearing Saturday. Fair 39(42), Phoenix 63(86), San Francisco 53(66), Seattle 41(59), St. Danny Thomas was named recipient of the Sunday and Monday. Highs in the Louis 40(55), Washington 40(50). Gen. Omar Bradley Spirit of Independence 40s Saturday warming into the SOs Award for his work in helping to fight children’s Monday. Lows in the 20s Saturday TOWN DIRECTOR - DEMOCRAT diseases ... morning warming into the 30s by Roberta Flack and Louise Mandrell will make Monday morning. Paid for by Friends of Steve Penny, James R. Quigley, Treasurer special guest appearances as themselves on the New Hampshire:' Clearing Sat­ NBC soap opera "Another World" ... urday. Fair Sunday and Monday. Dean Martin will appear in a Showtime cable Author Splllane weds Highs in the 40s Saturday warming TV special on Nov. 8 titled “ Dean Martin in into the SOs Monday. Lows in the London” ... -» Mickey Spillane, author of best-selling mystery 20s Saturday morning warming William Shatner is working on "Star Trek III; novels, and his new wife, the former Jane Rogers into the 30s by Monday morning. The Search for Spook,” under the direction of Johnson, cut the wedding cake at a wedding RE-ELECT Leonard Nimoy ... reception Sunday. Spillane and Ms. Johnson were Teri Garr will host the Nov. 12 edition of NB^^s married at a private ceremony attended by a few "Saturday Night Live” ... close friends and relatives in Murrells Inlet, S.C. Lottery Connecticut Daily DUTCH Wednesday: 578 Play Four: 7468

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natldnal reconciliation talks. Middle f^ast envoy. Reagan's national security adviser. Bv John Usher Israel, Jamaica, St. Lucia and St. A motion by South 'Vemen — a Soviet the Grenadian people can democrati­ B E IR U T, Lebanon (UPI) — Syrian and Palestinian In Brief In ' Washington, Reagan administration officials White House .source's said Rumsfeld, 51, agreed Rumsfeld, president o( G.D. Searle & Co. in Skokie, United Press International Vincent. satellite state in the Middle East — to cally elect their own government" alto tanks and artillery bombarded two refugee camps, jaid ’ former Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld Wednesday to take on the diplomatic mission, III., a major American drug company, is a former The text of the resolution said the cut off debate and proceed imme­ was approved as was a request to killing at least 20 civilians In a full-scale assault on New constitution endorsed .succeeding Robert McF'arlane, recently named Republican congressman from Illinois. U N ITE D NATIONS - Brushing assembly "deeply deplores the armed diately to the voting angered U.S. Secretary-General Javier Perez de guerrilla leader Yasser Arafat's last stronghold would be named today as President Reagan's special PR ETO R IA , South Africa — South African aside U.S. appeals for full debate, the intervention in Grenada, which consti­ Ambassador Jeane Kirkpatrick. Cuellar to assets the situation and outside northern Tripoli, reports from the scene said. whites decisively endorsed a proposed new U.N, General Assembly "deeply de­ tutes a flagrant violation of interna­ "Free discussion, free elections and report to the assembly in 72 hours. The embattled Palestine Liberation Organization constitution granting limited power to Asians and plored” the American-led invasion of tional law and of the independence, due process of law are precisely the On the separate decisions, delegates chief sent urgent telegrams to Arab, non-aligned and people of mixed race but excluding the black Grenada and called for the immediate sovereignty and territorial integrity of issues in Grenada and this body voted 106 to 8 with 25 abstentions to East bloc leaders asking them to intervene to prevent ■ IB majority from government, final returns showed withdrawal of foreign troops from the that state." today,” she told the packed assembly "deeply deplore" the armed interven­ a mtissacre of the esMmated )0,000 refugees in the today. eastern Caribbean island. It called for “ an immediate cessation hall. tion. A paragraph deploring the death Baddawi and Bared camps. Results from only the second referendum in The Nicaraguan-sponsored resolu­ of the armed intervention and the She said slain Grenada Prime of innocent civilians was adopted by 126 Terrified women and children were fleeing the. white-ruled South Africa's history showed 66 tion was a revamped version of one the immediate withdrawal .of the foreign Minister Maurice Bishop was “ mur­ votes to 4 with 8 abstentions. shanty town camps, moving down the coastal road percent of the. voters approved of the new United States vetoed last week in the troops from Grenada.” dered without a trial, court or judge in A call for all states to respect the north to better shelter in the center of Tripoli. constitution at the end of a gruelling two-month« Security Council. The United States supported three of cold blood." sovereignty of independent states was State-run Bcirut radio reported from Tripoli that at campaign that deeply divided the 2.7 million Delegates Wednesday voted 108 to 9 the votes: one deploring the death of "If the assembly acted as proposed approved 142 to 0 with 1 abstention — least 20 civilians were killed and 60 were wounded in CHOICEST MEATS IN TOWN eligible voters — all of them white. with 27 abstentions on the resolution, innocent civilians, a second calling for (to vote immediately)," she said, "it Jamaica. A separate call for the the early hours of the fighting. Prime Minister' Pieter Botha of the ruling which unlike a council, document is all countries to respect the independ­ will become an accomplice to these immediate cessation of armed inter­ At least three oil storage tanks were hit by National Party called a news conference today to non-binding on member nations. Op­ ence and sovereignty of Grenada and a acts." vention and withdrawal of foreign exploding artillery shells, setting them ablaze and discuss the vote. ' Botha and his Cabinet posed were the United States. AntigUa, third urging free elections as soon as 1 A Belgian amendment that sought troops was adopted by 108 votes to 9 sending thick black smoke and fumes billowing over - campaigned vigorously forthe proposal.saying it Barbados, Dominica, El Salvador, with 21 abstentions. the city, 42 miles north of -Beirut. possible. "free elections asjsoon as possible so '' DELI SPECIALS would ensure "evolutionary, not revolutionary” The Palestinian news agency WAFA said shells " MEAT DEPT. SPECIALS racial reform. were crashing into the camps and Tripoli's port area at a rate of 70 a minute. Land O ’ Lakes American Cheese lb. $2.39 Shuttle flies Nov. 28 Reagan Grenada’s Lebanese security sources said Syrian and Palestinian forces routed Arafat guerrillas in the hills LEAN M IS K H NEAO CUT THICK END Kirschner Honey of a H a m ...... lb. $3.09 WASHINGTON (UPI) - The twice-delayed surrounding the two Palestinian refugee camps In a flight of the space shuttle Columbia with its names Bishop pre-dawn tank and artillery assault. Corned $ 1 4 9 Spacelab cargo is set to start Nov. 28 even though "Syrian forces pursued our forces up to the refugee Kirschner Beef Franks...... lb. $1.59 adverse seasonal conditions will limit the return camps in north Lebanon," Arafat said. Beef from seven scientific instruments. "The Syrian forces opened artillery, rocket and ‘his man’ executed tank fire against the Baddawi and Bared refugee Colonial Keilbasa...... lb. $2.19 The directors of National Aeronautics and LEAN BRISKET FLAT O IT THICK END Space Administration and the Europeaq Space camps,” he said. Arafat’s headquarters are located in. Baddawi. Agency, which built Spacelab, agreed on the late BR IDGETOW N, Barbados (U PI) - Deutschmacher Franks...... lb., $1.99 Bv Leon Daniel Some 5,000 guerrillas loyal to Arafat are holed up in Corned $ 2 2 9 fall date for the nine-day flight after deciding it Grenadian Prime Minister Maurice would not be worth waiting until late February United Press International the camps — Arafat’s last strongholds in Lebanon. Hjs Bishop tried to surrender to soldiers forces were driven from the Bekaa Valley, in tije Beef when sunlight and ground viewing conditions will but was told he would be executed and Deutschmacher Knockwurst...... lb. $2.19 ST. GEORGES, Grenada — Presi­ months since dissident PLO guerrillas mutinied be better. then was riddled with so many bullets The Columbia, which made the first fiveShuttle dent Reagan has designated Deputy against Arafat's leadership last May. USOA CHOICE CUT TO ONDER his body was "beyond recognition," a flights, was prepared to be moved today from its Secretary of State for Caribbean Arafat said Syrian troops, dissident Palestinians Rice Pudding...... lb. 89$ radio report said. work hangar at the Kennedy Space Center to the Affairs Charles Gillespie as "his man and Libyans under Syrian command took part in the Whole towering assembly building where two solid on Grenada," a State Department "When Bishop was told he would be latest offensive, which began before dawn with $ 3 9 9 rocket boosters and the ship's external fuel tank spokesman said. executed he just took a deep sigh, intense artillery and rocket barrages. 3 3 "It is an open war by the Syrians and their Libyan Tenderloins will be attached. ■, folded his arms and turned around,” The whole assembly goes back to the oce^side Gillespie. 48, who holds the rank of said the Rev. Billy Hamilton of allies," Arafat told reporters at his northern COLONIAL MASTER CRY-O-VAC WATER ADDED M la | j[B launch pad next week. It was moved off the pad ambassador, met twice with the Cuban Trinidad and Tobago. "Three of the headquarters. "Also taking part in the offensive are PRODUCE BAKERY ' Oct. 17 after engineers decided not to risk flying Ambassador to Grenada Julian Torres soldiers just shot them and they fell to (Palestinian) opposition'factions." the ship with one of the booster rocket nozzles Rizzo to arrange Wednesday’s evacua­ the ground." “ I have tape-recorded evidence of direct Syrian Smoked S 1 2 9 DEPARTMENT lined with possibly faulty insulation. The suspect tion of 57 wounded Cubans, said involvement. I have also evidence that not less than FLORIDA TANGERINES12/M.OO In an interview with independent rocket- nozzle has been replaced. spokesman Guy Farmer. 130 artillery pieces are involved in the shelling of Nahr Shoulder « > . ■ CalHornla Rod Voice of Barbados radio, Hamilton said al Bared and Baddawi” refugee camps, Arafat said in EMPEROR GRAPES lb. 690 Fresh Baked a r • a * During their meetings, the two men ■it! UPI photo Grenadian People's Revolutionary remarks broadcast by a private Lebanese radio CalNornlR .88 SIzo GRINDER ROUS 4 / 6 9 also discussed what to do about some 50 SUNKIST OBANGES 7/M.OO < New Jobless claims up Army soldiers told him of events station. VoMew Freth Baked . • _ _ . Cubans holed up in their own consulate Sp 4 Tom Bowers of Buffalo, N.Y., reads the first letter from leading to Bishop’s execution on Oct. In a cable adressed to Arab heads of state, the W ASHINGTON — New claims for state ONIONS 2 ibt. 590 CHEESE DANISH 3 / 9 9 < and in the Soviet Embassy, both of home while on duty outside the Cuban Embassy in St. Georges, 19. leaders of the non-aligned and socialist countries, Chkken $ 0 2 9 unemployment benefits rose to 409,000 during the which were under heavy guard by U.S. Arafat appealed to them to stop the fighting. CABIACE lb. T90 week ended Oct. 22, the Labor Department Grenada, Wednesday. Bowers, inthe82nd Airborn, has been on Four Cabinet ministers and two troops. Farmer said. "The deterioration of this dangerous situation Rondoletes » « . I * . . Jm Rod OoliclouR PUMPKIN PIE * 1 .7 9 reported today. As for more than 600 Cuban prisoners the island-since the initial assault Oct. 25. After reading the letter trade union leaders also were shot by APPLES 3 Ibt. 890 soldiers after a crowd of some 3,000 dictates great efforts on your part to prevent the Acting Assistant Labor Secretary Royal of war held in a compound at the he said, “Love ya, mom”. L_____ 1___ Grenadians freed from house arrest Sabra and Shatila-style massacre,” said the. cable, Dellinger said the sasonally adjusted data Cuban-built Point Salines airport, he Bishop, a Marxist who once had been a referring the 1982 massacre of refugees in Beirut by reflected an increase of 24,000 from the previous said, "No decision on the prisoners will close friend of Cuban President Fidel Christian militiamen. week's level of 385,000. The week ended Oct. 15, be made until hostilities cease.” "The Syrian action, regretfully, is an attempt to however, contained only four government Castro. fulfill what Israel and the United States failed lo workdays in many states because of the "The president has designated Mr, House names fact-fjnders achieve,” the cable, carried by the PLO news agency Columbus Day holiday. Gillespie as his man on Grenada,” Hamilton quoted the soldier, whom The seasonally adjusted total of unemployment Farmer said in an interview in front of he did not identify, as saying that when WAFA, said. diplomatic headquarters at Ross Point for mission to Grenada Bishop led the crowd to Fort Rupert, in As fighting raged around Tripoli, the Beirut area recipients under regular state programs rose by was quiet after a night of artillery and machine-gun 102,000 during the week ended Oct. 15, to 2,920,000, Inn, guarded by U.S. airborne troops. the Grenadian capital of St. George's, exchanges between army troops and Druze Moslem the department also reported. ~ "All our efforts are directed toward WASHINGTON (UPI) - House Intelligence Committee: Rep. Michael soldiers threw two grenades into the helping Sir Paul Scoon; the Governor- Speaker Thomas O'Neill, D-Mass.,said Barnes, D-Md., of the Foreign Affairs throng and opened fire. rebels in the hills to the east of the capital. That total, however, does not include 672,100 The Lebanese leaders meeting in Geneva, Switzer­ LIVE, FRESH AND KICKING LOBSTERS lb. people receiving benefits under other programs, General of Grenada, achieve order and Wednesday he is going ahead with Committee: Reps. Samuel Stratton, $3.49 "After the soldiers shot into the land, were reported to have called their Christian and including 547,600 under the recently extended toward assisting the Grenadian people plans to send a House delegation to D-N.Y,, Ronald.Dellums, D-Calif., and N crowd. Bishop and the others (the Moslem field commanders to try to silence the guns federal supplemental compensation program in rebuilding their country," he said. Grenada for a four-day fact-finding William Dickinson, R-Ala., of the "We never broke relations with mission. Armed Services Committee, and Reps. ministers) came out with their hands in Wednesday before the outbreak threatened to scuttle which triggers after other benefits are exhausted. the air." the soldier said. Grenada,” Farmer said about the A similar effort by Senate Demo­ Thomas Foley, D-Wash., and Bill buildup of U.S. diplomatic personnel on cratic leader Robert Byrd has been Alexander, D-Ark., representing the "They lined them up close to the wall Middle East envoy named the tiny Carribean island. temporarily blocked by Senate Repub­ Democratic leadership. in the fort," the soldier said, adding "They told Bishop they had been given W ASHINGTON — President Reagan named He said a new U.S. mission would lican leader Howard Baker. Other Republicans going, as an­ consist of 60 people, most of them U.S. O’Neill’s delegation plans to leave nounced by the GOP leadership, orders to execute.them on account of Police checking yVo S u b stitu te former Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld as what had happened.” We Give Old Fashioned his special Middle East envoy today, convincing AID personnel, who will work on Friday and return Tuesday evening, include House Republican leader Ro­ infrastructure projects dealing with O’Neill said he talked with Secretary bert Michel. R-Ill., and Reps. William In the executions. Bishop and his For Quality the coorporate chief to leave his lucrative job and supporters were “ shot beyond recogni­ Butcher Service ... 0 enter the quagmire of Lebanese negotiations. water, food and health. of State George Shultz Tuesday night Broomfield of Michigan, the leading of picket lines a "The purpose of the mission is to and was told the State Department GOP member on the House Foreign tion, and their bodies were taken to Rumsfeld succeeds Robert McFarlane, who Calivigny and burned in a hole filled was recently named the president's national support the Governor General in would cooperate fully with the Affairs Committee; J. Kenneth Robin­ re-establishing normalcy on the island delegation. son of Virginia, a member of the House with wood," Hamilton cited the soldier STORE HOURS: security affairs adviser. as saying. said not unusual "I can't think of a better individual to entrust and to help Grenada put itself back The members announced by O'Neill Intelligence Committee: Dick Cheney together,” he said, adding Washington attending the trip are: of Wyoming, and Elwood Hillis of The soldier said three or four PRA It is standard procedure for the Manchester police Mon. £ Tties. til 6:00 317 Highland St (with) the coordination of our role in the Middle members involved in the execution East peace process and in the Lebanon "has no intention of running this Reps. Edward Boland, D-Mass., and Indiana. department to monitor picket lines in town, a police place.” Louis Stokes, D-Ohio. of the House were friends of his and they had spokesman said today. Wnl., Thurs., S Fri. til 9.00 negotiations." Reagan said. described how Bishop had died. M/UKHESm V ir "I am grateful be has taken on this assignment Officer Gary Wood's claim counters the accusation Sat. t Sunday and that G.D. Searle & Co. will lend his talents to made Tuesday by a representative of the United Auto 'til 6:00 the country for awhile.” Workers. The UAW member walked a picket line cm. In taking the Mideast post, Rumsfeld was outside Town Hall Tuesday morning with a handful of HZGHLJLITD FJLSK convinced to leave his job as chief executive of the Wounded get hero’s welcome from Castro fellow union members to protest what they consider to 646-4277 Skokie, 111., drug company, be Mayor Stephen T. Penny’s union-busting work as a q Bv John E. Newhagen Cuban national anthem. He made no official Foreign Ministry communique said. private labor lawyer. In a report released this morning Officer Michael S. No hint of Clark’s views United Press International statement but touched and spoke briefly to each of his The reference to graves was the first hint some wounded comrades. Cubans may have been buried on Grenada. Swetzes said he drove his cruiser to Town Hall upon a WASHINGTON — William Clark bobbed and HAVANA, Cuba — A grim-faced President Fidel A host of government officials including nearly all request from police headquarters to check the picket weaved his Way through two days of Senate Castro, dressed in.his customary olive-green fatigues, top ministers accompanied Castro. line. He said he saw two picketers holding a large "The officials at the embassy in Grenada continue banner across the sidewalk, completely blocking the confirmation hearings in which he gave almost no greeted 57 Cubans wounded in the U.S.-led invasion of A government bulletin said Cuba's ambassador to surrounded and unable to move from the headquar­ GROCERY SPECIALS FROZEIS & DAIRY indication of where he stands on the policies of the Grenada as they arrived aboard a Red Cross jet in a Grenada met with the U.S. ambassador-designate on path. ters building," the communique added. Swetzes said the banner holders politely moved GREEN GIANT 2 VARIETIES man he will replace — Interior Secretary James drizzling rain. Grenada, Charles Gillispie, to discuss repatriation of The government first reported Tuesday that U.S. SWEET LIFE when he asked them to, but another picketer began to 10 O Z . 8 9 Watt. A rainbow broke through the clouds behind the jet, the other Cubans wounded, killed or taken prisoner. troops had encircled the embassy in St. George’s — RICE MIXES C Clark’s reluctance to offer opinions on key but the scene was one of defeat. "The possibility that embassy officials be allowed “harrass" him. The man asked for his name, Swetzes 16 oz. GREEN GIANT and that Grenadiaii Governor General Sir Paul Scoon said, and asked on whose authority Swetzes was Boiled Onions 794 conservation and natural resource policies at the Eleven of the injured who arrived from Barbados to visit Cuban wounded, prisoners and the tombs of the STOKELV had ordered the diplomats off the Island within 24 acting. CHICKEN IN ch^ w°m e in " 9 oz> 1 . 3 9 Interior Department frustrated Democratic Wednesday were carried from the plane ,‘on fallen Cubans has not been resolved either," the hours, since lapsed. GREEN GIANT 4 VARIETIES members of the Senate Energy Committee and stretchers. Many were on crutches, had head According to Swetzes, he replied that he was acting Gotorode Drink 32 oz. 69< on an observed violation of the law, but did not say he SWEET LIFE prompted environmentalists to heap criticism on bandages or wore slings and hobbled off, some aided HARVEST VEGETABLES 89< had been dispatched to the site of the demonstration him. by International Red Cross personnel. HEINZ by headquarters. Swetzes said he threatened to arrest White Tuna in Bro h .. 99< Nonetheless, Clark completed two days of Throughout the day, Havana radio stations had 7 NOTICE — VACUUM LEAF REMOVAL the heckler if he did not "quiet down." MUELLERS 24o z M . 1 9 testimony Wednesday virtually assured of asked people to avoid the area. But despite drizzling \ %FRENCH FRIES Swetzes said the UAW man accused Swetzes of VVELCH'S COCKTAIL , confirmation by the Republican-controlled Se­ rain, several thousand spectators lined the airport I he tbiiowing streets are scneauiea tor leat collection this coming Em Noodles z„ 2 /$ l. nate. The committee is tentatively scheduled to road, cordoned off by transit police. acting from political motivation, because the NdVrCEB CRANBERRY JUICE 12 oz. ^1 *05 'vote on the nomination Friday. The full Senate One of the most seriously wounded, a man with an week. Home owners, on the streets listed below, wjio wish to have yard Manchester police union endorsed Penny for MRS. SMITH'S could vote on the matter next week. apparent chest wound, raised a clenched fist upon re-election in spite of UAW objections. Chocolate Morsels ,7.. «1.59 . ■ leaves collected, are requested to rake leaves to the STREET LINE. This PILLSBURY !» ' 1 26o z M . 4 9 In action Wednesday, the most conservative seeing Castro and a 100-man honor guard waiting The officer repeated his'^threat to arrest the man, PUMPKIN PIE elements of the environmental movement nearby, should be done prior to the Monday of the week of collection. Property according to the report, but left the scene almost 1 TODAY'S CIATCH immediately thereafter to avoid further confronta­ Pie Crust Mix ... 2 /* l. 14 - criticized Clark for refusing to renounce Watt’s Caslrosaluledasajn^^ owners are requested to make certain that no foreign objects, such as KAL KAN ALL VARIETIES COD or FISH HLLETS 12oz> 1 . 9 9 policies, * tion, he said. stones, branches, cans or any other material, other than leaves or grass, “ It was apparent he was an intentional agitator and Cat Food moz. 4/^1. LIGHT & LIVELY ROBERT J. SMITHp Inc. the group, the UAW, was trying to further its own KELLOQQ'S ICE MILK W gal. ^1 *59 Flood threat in Missouri are placed in the windrows. Mixed leaf piles WILL N O T BE PICKED UP. aims," Swetzes concluded. LIGHT a LIVELY The refuse contractor will N O T pick up bagged leaves during the six (6) Wood denied that the routine monitoring of picket Product 19 7.. *1.29 soz2/79< Rain, fog and drizzle dampened the nation WSURANSMITHS SINCE lines in town is to harrass. The intent is merely to SWEET LIFE 12" 1 YOGURT today from the Plains to the Atlantic coast and a week leaf program of 10-24-83 through 12-2-83. In case of inclement insure that no one's right to cross the picket line is MOZZARELLA OR MUENSTER new round of thunderstorms threatened flash 1914 violated, he said. The police union has itself in the past Aluminum Foil .. 2 /* l. weather, the leaf program may be delayed a few days. Please do NOT QLAD 7 KRAFT CHEESES Soz>1.19 floods in Missouri. I INSLRA.NSMrms I walked picket lines in contract disputes, he said. .Thunderstorms moving northeast across Mis­ HOOD 3 CALL THE HIGHWAY OFFICE regarding unlisted streets as the Lawn Bogs 5 count 99Cm m ^ 2 / M . O O souri caused a flash flood watch for central and schedule is flexible depending upon work load and weather conditions. A Hartford man was charged with possession of SOUR CREAM eoz southwestern areas, where as much as 5 inches of SEALTEST 649-5241 cocaine with intent to sell and possession of cocaine , rain feli in the past two days. All leaves must be out by 7:00 A.M. Monday Morning. Wednesday. Jumbo Napkins 160 count 7 C [ c o t t a g e c h e e s e 16 OZ.89 C 1^65 E. Csntar SirMt Charles H. McCullough, 30, ^as first arrested for 4 .ManchMitr, Cl. alleged drunk driving following an accident Wednes­ Ambaasador Dr. Croft Dr. Kenwood Dr. Regent St. Apel PI, Crosby Rd. Kerry St. Richmond Dr. day morning near the exit 92 ramp off Interstate 86. FOR A MESSA'SE OF Avery St, Cumberland St. Lawton Rd. Sage Dr. McCullough drove through the stop sign at the end of TRUST CHRISmN HOPE ANO LOVE Baldwin Rd. Cushman Dr. Level Rd. Sanford Rd. the ramp and collided with a car driven by Ker Lon. lllllllllB lll Barry Rd. Dearborn Dr. Lexington Dr. Sass Dr. Loomis St. Saulters Rd. Stafford Springs, police said today. , Dlalji^OPE Batson Or. Doming St. m With Coupon 4 $10.00 purchaaa ? Beacon St. Denver Rd. Lydail St. (Woodbridge Scott Dr. No one was injured in the accident. But as police with Coupon i $10.00 purehM* |.WHh Coupon a 110.00 purchM* i with Coupon 4 $10.00 purchMa^ KOCSIS St. to Vernon St.) Sheldon Rd. I Limit 1 Coupon par cuatomar I A pinbl^ tf I Bent St. Dorothy Rd. were investigating at the scene they found McCul­ Limit 1 Coupon por cuttomtr ” Limit 1 Coupon par cuttomar I Limit 1 Coupon par cuttomar for DIRECTOR Bllyeu St. Dorset La. Lyme Rd. Shepard Dr. Comm. To Eloct Loii Koetio, Slater St. lough passed out behind the wheel of his car, they said. tIontWMtWdo.TfO—■ Ctflttf CMgfentiMil Chu'rcli Bianop Dr. Drexel St. Macintosh Rd. MindiMlir Bonner Rd. Eastfield St. Marhie St. South St. After failing sobriety tests McCullough was placed I KLEENEX MAZOLA ! Bretton Rd.- Edward St. Margaret CIr. Stock PI. under arrest, police said. A search of his clothing SANKA I DYNAMO Bryan Dr. ElberU Rd. Margaret St. Thistle Rd. ‘ Buckland Alley Electric St. Mather St. Tolland Tnpke, turned up a foil packet containing 12 individually } TOWELS ! DETERGENT ■MARGARINE i Buckland St. Elizabeth Dr. McCabe St. Tracy Dr. wrapped packets, each containing a substance that COFFEE GALLONS * 1 LB. Reg or Unaalled | BARKER’S FLEA MARKET Burnham St. Ellen La. McDlvItt Dr. Transit La. later tested poositive for cocaine, police said. ( ALL GRINDS — 1 LB. Burnham SI. Ext. Esqdire Dr. Milford St. Ttidor La. Corner of Pine ft Hartford Rd. Burnham St. West Fenwick Rd. Mill St. Union Court He was later released on a $1,000 c,ash bond and (Formerly GLORIOUS ERAPORIUM) Canterbury St. Flag Dr. Mitchell Dr. Union Place ordered to appear In Manchester Superior Court Carman Rd. Fleming Rd. Montclair Dr. Union St. Monday. , MANCHESTER, CT. ^ Carpenter Rd. Gleason St. North St. Weaver Rd. i lli 2/R i I »2off j i69< CenterOeld St. Glode La. North Main St. Westfield St. IX n R U NOV. ■ VJ EXPIRES NOV. 8 19 EXPIRES NOV. 8 *89 EXPINH NOV. i VJ Open Sat. & Sun. 8-5 Chap^ Rd. Golway St. North School St. Police said today someone tried to break in to two Wildwood Dr. HIQHLJXNP_PARK MARKET | HIGHLAND PARK MARKET j I HIGHLAND PARK MARKETN Chapel SI. Green Manor Rd. Northfleld St. Willard Rd. apartments at 40 Griswold St. Monday, apparently HIGHLAND PARK MARKET I Clark St. Griffin Rd. Oakland St. Windsor St. Knee Highs 3 pair pack 1.00 Clearvlew Terr, Grissom Rd. Oakland Terr. Wood La. without success. Oltposable Shavers 5 per pack z for 1.00 Clyde Rd. Hale Rd. Parker St. (Woodbridge Woodbridge St. Residents of the two apartments returned home Coleman Rd. Hamilton Dr. St. to Rt. 83) Woodland St. around 7^.m . and found that someone had tried to Xmas Paper SOaq. ft. roll 1.00 Colonial Rd. Helaine Rd. Pleasant Valley Rd. Woodstock Dr. Concord Rd. Hilliard St. Pond La. Jimmy the lock In their front doorknobs. The door Dealer Space Call 644-1756 ■ 643-0276 Constance Dr. 1 Jefferson St. Progress Dr. Jamb of one apartment also showed evidence have Conwaj\Rd. Kennedy Rd^ luakerlaker Rd.r t WE WHOLESALE Comwalr^lr.______lachel Rd. having been pried at with a tool. Kent Dr.______81 The incident is under investigation. r 6 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Nov. 3, 19«3 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, f iv. 3, 1983 - 7 Thomas J. Hooper and Richard M. Diamond, Co-Publishers Dan Fitts, Edlto'r Rifle range Alex Qirelll, City Editor; Glenn, visiting Hartford, OPINION Connecticut scaled down InBrief says invasion necessary to $850,000 Watte recovery head named HARTFORD (UPI) - The J a c k : HARTFORD — A Wethersfield businessman HARTFORD (UPI) — Democratic presi­ military operation and take ver that state’s controversial $1.6 million A n d erso n has been named the new chairman of the dential candidate John Glenn called the area,” he said. shooting range, in Plymouth has Sewer-bond savings may not be real Connecticut Resources Recovery Authority, U.S. Invasion of Grenada necessary to "1 don’t think our posture a ound the been whittled down to an $850,000 protect the lives of American students but . Washington '• which is working to develop regional garbage-to- world, and certainly not the con idence of proposal and is targeted (or even a energy plants around the state. warned against it starting a precedent for our allies, would be enhanced b a policy lower cost figure. — Marry-Qo-Round ; I'm not very good at figures, guments Monday night against streets sooner than it had Justin A. DeNino, president of a demolition gunboat diplomacy. like that," Glenn added. ^ Environmental Protection' Com­ The Ohio senator said Wednesday there so I don't trust my instincts on the build-now proposal, but I planned to. firm and an executive in two other companies in He said it was "still open lor some missioner Stanley J. Pac said ' B S S S S a B E ^ Wethersfield, was named chairman of the were two distinct elements to the invasion, Wednesday his agency, under any kind of financial question find them less convincing. The cost (pr work the town did conjecture" whether the U.S. could have quasi-public authority by Gov. William O'Neill. one being the move to rescue Americans in worked through the United Nations or other orders of Gov. William O’ Neili, more compiicated than com­ Nanchester One is that the estimates of not expect to do at all appears to DeNino, who also serves on O'Neill’s military danger, and the qther being the takeover of organizations to address the ‘' lack of a solid slashed the Hancock Brook shoot­ paring the price of a box of soap be $130,000. The miscalculation growth are too conservative and staff, was sworn in to the CRRA post by the “ the territory of ot independent country.” government” in Grenada. ing range cost from $1.6 million to in one supermarket with the Spotlight caused extreme inconvenience Glenn spoke at a fund raising luncheon in the plant as planned may not be DeLof^an governor at a ceremony Wednesday at the "But as jar as going in and rescuing about $850,000 and was working price in another. adequate for the next 20 years. to some householders, but there Capitol. West Hartford and later answered ques­ Americans when there is a clear and toward a cost of about $500,000 tions about Grenada at a news conference in So when I first saw the figures By Alex Qirelll — City Editor I'm not persuaded. is no evidSmie that the town was DeNino succeeded Charles Stroh of Suffield, present danger, I certainl'y would have done " I t ’s approaching a skeleton advanced by the administration Another is that growth should deceptive or that it made an who resigned from the quasi-public authority Hartford. that,” Glenn said. thing,” he said of the scaled-down informant Earlier Wednesday in Springfield, Mass., about the cost of modifying the. be curbed anyway. We don’t irreversible mistake. I'm not because of a law passed this year requiring Although questioning the American for­ project, which came to statewide a bomb-scare hoax forced Glenn to end a sewage disposal plant, 1 ignored need any new people. ready to conclude, the adminis­ authority directors to list their financial holdings. ces on the island. Glenn said the situation attention during a recent special The authority >is Involved in addressing the speech in mid-sentence as 1,200 people were legislative session. the question that arose in my Burt Pearl said that a popula­ tration is full of incompetents. was different now that the soldiers were was paid state's garbage disposal needs and oversees evacuated from a packed college lecture Final approval of a road and mind. raised it, at least not in any form used by Weiss in his cost THERE MAY BE GOOD there. tion of 50,000 is an ideal size for a development of regional resource recovery hall. bridge repair package before the I could understand. "Once you’re in there you’re into a The question was this: Is $9 projections. Naab may have city. At that size it is managea­ REASONS to build now that plants to convert trash into energy. Bomb squads evacuated the building at special session was held up when million in 1983 dollars, or even in But this week someone did been off a tittle. I'm not sure ble. When it climbs much above have nothing to do with the WASHINGTON - Like the ABS- the Springfield,Technical Community Col­ different quagmire and it’s very difficult then to get out..." he said. Rep. William Butterly Jr., D- 1984 dollars, really less than $9.6 ask the question in almost the whether you should use a that, it acquires all the prob- savings the administration CAM cases, the government’s lege and, based on an anonymous telephone Watertown, tacked on an amend­ Glenn said he hoped other countries that million in the dollars of 1987 or same way ' I had asked it of four-year factor or a three-year . lems of a city of 100,000, his claims. It may be simply that prosecution of auto-maker John ‘Deficit crisis’ targeted call, searched for a bomb. None was found ment to eliminate most of the funds have offered to send troops into Grenada to 1988? myself. factor. we should get the money now DeLorean hinges on testmony by and no injuries were reported. set aside for the shooting range. argument ran. I'm not HARTFORD — A coalition of business groups administer the island would move in soon, Saving money seemed to be Geoffrey Naab, a candidate while it is available rather than an Informant of questionable relia­ Glenn said the Grenada invasion Butterly later withdrew the I agree that the town doesn’t frightened. * says a bipartisan effort is needed to cut the so the U.S. troops could be withdrawn. the key to the argument of for the Board of Education, was, have the money to invest in the fighting for money at some later bility — who was paid by the federal deficit, warning a continued high debt will shouldn’t be viewed as a precedent for amendment and was given assu­ Another is that the town bloving into other countries. "1 would think that anything they’re General Manager Robert B. at a meeting of the Manchester interim, and thus suffers no government is not trustworthy time. government for his efforts. send unemployment and interest rates rances by Gov. William O’Neill the "I don’t think we can gel into a posture of going to accomplish could be accomplished project would be reviewed by the Weiss that the votdrs Tuesday Property Owners Association. I investment loss. But it is hard to because it allowed mistakes in It may be that we ought to DeLorean's trial on federal skyrocketing. within that 60-day War Powers Act period,” Lee Lemaire, spokesman for the Connecticut just making it a policy that any nation with Department of Environmental should approve a bond issue to don’t know exactly why he was figure oiit how the sewer users the 1971 sewage plant, and it help clean the Hockanum River narcotics charges has already said Glenn, who criticized Reagan for Coalition for Federal Deficit Reduction, said whom we disagree or whose government we Protection. do the work on the sewer plant there or what prompted him to will save money by approving as soon as we can, because been postponed Indefinitely and foot-dragging on notifying Congress about JOHN GLENN made a mistake in water Wednesday most economists didn't expect don’t have 100 percent agreement with that ’’They’re still reviewing it com- • participate. I can’t tell whether may never take place. When a the Grenadian situation. would have done it instead of waiting until later. It the project now if the cost in improvements that cost clean rivers are very desirable. economic recovery to continue beyond next year we just go ahead and feel free to go in a pleteiy and certainly before any government videotape of DeLo- will cost us less, absolutely, to he came with the doubts already adjusted dollars later would be $350,000. It may be that we should add unless the deficit and resulting federal borrowing decision to go forward or to s c e ^ it do the job now, considering the in his mind, or whether they less. Indeed it does appear the capacity as soon as we can to be rean's arrest was shown on nation­ were cut. Three districts fail to comply completely is made it will^be rate of inflation. That was his arose as he heard the explana­ There may be a serious flaw town made,.a mistake in not su re we do not ha ve to curb town wide television, the auto-maker’.s He said a "deficit crisis” had been averted so reviewed and reviewed until we reasoning. tions of George A. Kandra, in Naab's reasoning, but I can't anticipating what would happen growth because of a lack of attorneys argued for dismissal on far because private sector borrowing was come up with something that is perhaps acceptable to everyone 3 director of public works. detect it. If it's there, someone to the delivery of water in some sewer capacity. grounds that the pretrial publicity relatively low, but predicted a credit crunch concerned,” O’Neill said I PUT ASIDE my question, At any rate, Naab calculated with more knowledge of such homes when a new system was . Those may be enough reasons made it impossible for him to get a would result as the recovery continues and business and government compete for loan School districts still unbalanced Pac said the cost of the project assuming it was just some silly that today's $9 million at a matters will have to point it out superimposed on old and half- for a yes vote Tuesday. ’ fair trial. idea I had because I know so 7.5-percent inflation rate is the to me. But I'm puzzled about the If the case eventually does money. was cut by removing items includ­ blocked pipes. Mostly, however, thods and a timetable foreliminating it, ing some buildings, eliminating little about itooney. To the best equivalent of $12 million in 1987. savings that are supposed to proceed. DeLorean'.s lawyers will HARTFORD (UPI) - Three of seven districts. the result was to force the town "We are pleased," said Margolin. a description of the impact of achieving paved parking areas in favor of of my knowledge, no one else The 7.5-percent rate is the one THERE WERE OTHER ar­ come from acting now. attempt to destroy the credibility More state aid sought school districts ordered ■ by the state into changing some lines in "The report says many districts have • balance on programs and services and gravel and making other changes of the chief government informant,. Board of Education in 1980 to correct proposals for minimizing the disruptive not affecting the safety of the BETHEL — First Selectman Edward J. Mills racial imbalance have failed to fully been successful, particularly in the James T. Hoffman. They claim wants wants more state aid for local road work mid-sized cities, in bringing their schools effects. * range. that on at least two important comply. The report reebmmends the state BOE He said the DEP would coptinue An editorial and thinks residents should get back a bigger The state board reported Wednesday into compliance, with the regulations. ‘ points Hoffman lied to the grand share of the state gasoline tax they pay. This is the result of a lot of hard work. consider ordering the Stratford School to look for cuts but also would have schools in the Hartford. New Haven and District to submit a new plan for to take a close look at the final jury that indicted their client. Mills', in a letter Wednesday to Gov, William Stratford districts remain unbalanced •’In the meantime we are fully The government’s, own docu­ O'Neill, said he calculated that Bethel is getting cognizant of the difficulties facing our achieving racial balance and the board scaled-down version of the project while Meriden, New Britain. Norwalk consider "such other sanctions as it may to make sure it was still a viable ments indicate that Hoffman was back 5.6 percent of the money its citizens pay in and Stamford districts have conformed large cities because of their large A good show indeed less than candid with the the state gasoline tax. minority populations." he said. "The deem approriate” against the district. project. to regulations. The schools with unbalanced popula­ Butterly, who opposes the pro­ grand jury. "That is unfair... 15or20percent would be more Robert J. Margolin. DOE associate regulations may not be appropriate for approriate,” he said. He said he might be opening them and this may be something for the tions, all elementary, were: ject for safety concerns and the The first point was the number of commissioner for elementa ry and secon­ Davis, Strong, Quinnipiac, Worthing­ cost, said Wednesday the scaled- "a Pandora’s box" by encouraging other dary education, said overall, tfie annual state Board of Education to by television phone conversations between Hof- municipal officials to make similar calculations. investigate." ton Hooker, Bishop Woods, Betsy Ross, down project would also be unac- (man and Delorean that were not report on racial placement was satisfac­ Edgewood, Nathan Hale and Woodward, ceptab)e.unless hearings were held Mills also said the state is returning about tory'. But there was concern over, the The report said five Hartford schools recorded by the informant. This is all in New Haven. to take public comments. $1,400 for every mile of road in Bethel, while the ability of large urban school districts to and nine New Haven schools were Television is regarded by become American institu­ crucial to DeLorean's claim Of costs of maintaining the roads is about double racially unbalanced, while the number Dwight. Kennelly, Naylor, Parkville "If anything is done now then the meet racial balance goals, he sat'd. and Webster, all in Hartford. town I think will take legal action,” parents and some educators tions. Entertainers or ath­ entrapment by the government. that. Federal, courts are also overseeing of minority students at two Stratford The unrecorded phone conversa­ school has increased. The two elementary schools in Start- Butterly said, demanding the as one of the main reasons letes like Mary Tyler Moore, implemantation of racial balance in the ford with an increased number of project be put on hold at least until tions could prove conclusively who Bridgeport and Waterbury school dis­ It recommended the Hartford and New Bill Cosby, Joyce Brothers, Cancer treatment ‘a hoax’ minority students are Honeyspot and the Legislature is back in session to why American teenagers first brought up the idea of a tricts. 'The stale report did not comment Haven districts provide information on causes of their racial imbalance, me­ Johnson Academy. take up the matter. don’t perform as well as they Reggie Jackson, Joan Riv­ cocaine deal and under what NEW BRITAIN — A Southington man who on efforts to achieve balance in' those did years ago on college ers, Joe Morgan, Carol Bur­ circumstances. allegedly "claimed he could cure cancer" was N scheduled to be arraigned today on five counts of aptitude tests. nett and Bryant Gumbelhave practicing medicine without a license, authorities TV also is blamed by many weakened the centuries-long HOFFMAN SWORE to the grand said. Two of 13 nursing homes lack contracts for the breakdown of the hold of sexual and racial jury that he had recorded all the Police said Donald A. Huard, 42, was charged American family, the erosion prejudice. calls he made to DeLorean after Wednesday and held on $10,000 bond pending an July 11. 1982, the date the govern­ appearance in New Britain Superior Court. He HARTFORD (UPI) - Operators of a home, the Roncalli Health Center, contracts are scheduled by the end of The non-profit Roncalli’s 180 beds are of the work ethic, the violence Now one of.the networks, the year. all filled, said The Rev. Edward C. ment contends the cocaine deal was not licensed to practice medicine or provide Hartford nursing home have agreed to although administrators denied the charge. At least eight pickets were arrested Doherty, executive director. in our streets, the cheapening ABC-TV, is about to demon­ was initiated by DeLorean. types of treatment he allegedly offered in a new contract, leaving only two of 13 of presidential political cam­ strate in a big way indeed the patient's homes, officials said. nursing home facilities in Connecticut State health inspectors and hospital during picketing in Hartford and Meyerson said "no talks are sche­ But government toll-call records administrators said essential services Bloomfield. duled" with Seasons, although admin­ 0 "Huard claimed he coujd cure cancer,” said still the target of picketing by union paigns, the increasing re­ positive side o'f television’s obtained by my associates Tony Hartford State’s Attorney John M. Bailey. ''The health care workers. during the walkouts were not inter­ Donald Thompson, administrator of istrators said informal discussions / w * o u o » t o Capaccio and Indy Badhwar show liance on drugs — in short, for contribution to American • -P E MARINES, 30SSL. PE MARINES.'.." state looks upon this type of activity as one of the Officials of Greenwood Nursing rupted to the 521 patients in the homes. Seasons, where 109 of 120 beds are were continuing. He said the Roncalli just about every unpleasant society. this is not true. most important things to stop — the people who Home notified New England Health Most of the striking workers, were filled, said "w e’ve had our regular management has "refused to negotiate The records show 16 unrecorded prey on those who are ill, who are feeding false Care'Employees Union District 1199 nurses’ aides and dietary, laundry and staffing pattern" with temporary em­ and refused to even discuss the lock aspect of modern American On the night of Nov. 20 the housekeeping workers. ployees filling'in for the 70 striking out." life. network will air “ The Day calls by Hoffman to DeLorean, hopes to the ill.” Wednesday night they had decide to from Hoffman’s initial call in accept the pattern contract reached The new contracts (or approximately workers. The 30 non-union employees, Meyerson said the union plans to file unfair labor practice charges with the But while a good case can After,’ ’ a film depicting the late-June 1982, until DeLorean's with 10 other nursing homes Tuesday. 2,000 health care workers provide a including doctors, nurses and supervi­ Fire kills Waterbury boy pattern wage increase of 27 percent sors, all reported to work, he said. . National Labor Relations Board. be made against television, destruction of Kansas City in arrest four months later. Five of Union spokesman Bill Meyerson said Open forum/ Readers' views WATERBUR'Y — A I'/i-year-pld boy died and Greenwood’s 135uni.on employees were over three years. The $1.55 increase V an almost equally good case a nuclear holocaust. these calls, totaling about 20 his 2-year-old sister was in fair condition today expected to ratify the agreement and raises the minimum hourly rale to $7,15 can be made in its favor. Those who have seen ad­ minutes, were indeed made on or return to to the 240-bed facility today. and provide a .5 percent contribution to Send letters to; The Manchester Herald, Herald Square, Manchester, C T 06040 before July 11. after a smokey fire broke out when the children’s Quite apart from the plea­ vance showings of the film father left them alone so he could get a haircut Picketing continued at Seasons Con­ the pension fund over thre years. But the 11 other unrecorded yf total of 19 private nursing homes sure it brings to millions, it is say it is immensely powerful. police said. valescent Home in Bloomfield, the last faced strikes by District 1199. Stag­ perhaps the most powerful Some educators are advising calls, totaling about 36 minutes, David Velez, 21. of Waterbury was charged of the 12 nursing homes that were effort to harm our president. were made after July 11, according struck Tuesday. In Bridgeport, union. gered strike deadlines have been set by medium in world history for parents not to let children see They would understand how it Wednesday with two counts of risk of injury to a ZBA wrong feels for a mother to turn her child Considering the situation in the to the records. One unrecorded call minor and was held pending a court appearance employees were locked out of a 13th workers in the six other homes where transmitting ideas, or at least it. over to surrogate parents who she Middle East today, does anyone lasted nine minutes and occurred today in Waterbury Superior Court, police said. for exposing people to alter­ .An antinuclear-war group To the Editor: cannot be sure is providing the know how much longer we are five days before Hoffman and LJ native views of the world. in Cambridge, Mass., is plan­ On Oct. 24, the Manchester same level of love aqd attention going to be able to obtain oil from DeLorean met in Washington, And in America the big ning to establish a hotline Zoning Board of Appeals turned she would give if circpmstances over there? D.C., allegedly to discuss the Police bugs probed cocaine deal. television corporations gen­ after the show and staff it down a request by Claudia's were different and she were able to Perhaps someday those who AVON — Avon police officers were shocked by Preschool Learning Center to remain at home. were so against Watt's environ­ Another unrecorded nine-minute the discovery of four electronic bugging devices "SORRY" Well Cared-For Cars erally have put forth a with a psychiatrist and a call was made on the day that positive, socially beneficial counselor from a suicide- cons>.ruct a new facility on Wood- They would understand, in con­ mental policies will be anxiously with wires leading to the chief’s office, but say dress side Street. trast, how the entire family can looking for sources of oil and fuel DeLorean sent undercover agents anything that might have been overheard does Ocean Delight For Customers vision of things. prevention group. " match ouf The primary reason cited for this benefit when children are placed in with which to heat their homes and some phony stock certificates as not have them worried. Fish Truck Un­ In the overwhelming ma­ The value in the show’s action was the unavailability of a setting where their happiness is run their businesses. part of the drug transaction. "If anybody had anything private to.discuss, LJ We Care About LJ jority of TV dramas, for upsetting message is that it sufficient parking spaces in the evident in their eyes when picked If and when this situation be­ According to DeLorean, this was they certainly wouldn’t discuss it in the room they able to be Here example, crime is punished, instills in a too-complacent submitted plans. up in the evening; when the talk of comes drastic, will those who are five days after Hoffman had found (some of) the bugs in," one officer said. "It tandards.'^ was‘too big of a room, really too public to say activities, friends, and field trips is threatened his daughter's life in honesty and courage are public a deeper awareness of I find this news extremely now denouncing Watt’s policies anything controversial." this Weekend.. rewarded, racism is frowned the terrible danger to which disheartening because it. seems to incessant. When they await with regarding opening land for energy order to keep DeLorean from WEEKEND SPECIAL WEEKEND SPECIAL indicate that the Zoning Board of obvious eagerness the next day development, and for limited off­ pulling out of the dope deal. At that •1 FONT CATALINA 4 DR. V-« $2 CHEV CAVALIER 4 DR. 4 cyl. upon, tolerance is our planet is exposed. Aulo , PS, PB, P pr locki. AM' Appeals made a conscious decision when the learning and fun can all shore drilling, be the first to cry point,. DeLorean told us, “ I just FM. 30,000 m itn Wai $7395 auto . AC, PS. PB. raardefog. R/ encouraged. Maybe this increased NOW $6895 25.000 milea Wat $6395 to give more weight to a bureau­ begin again. “ Help” ? made up my mind that I’d play the NOW $5995 ovunbrafffii News programs, at least at awareness won’t be enough to cratic detail than to social values, On Oct. 24 the Zoning Board of Watt has left, but still the game.” YOUR U a the network level, convey a prevent a nuclear war. But the enhancement of community Appeals made it quite evident that defaming of his name and that of 81 PONT GRAN LE MANS STA. WG. fairly sophisticated view of there is no hope of preventing well-being, and basic human they did not understand. They our president goes on. THE OTHER SIGNIFICANT BUSINESS V-0. auto. AC. PS. PB. R. Wood sides *6995 the world, and, thanks mainly such a war if the public needs. were unwilling to listen to ,the May a merciful God help those POINT on which the grand Jury 78 CHEV. CAPRICE 2 DR It is no secret to anyone that we remarks of those who did. Instead who one day may be in sad need of was misled, DeLorean's lawyers V'8. auto . AC. PS. PB. P.ieal, iiereo. R defog $4895 to television, many women continues to pay only lip OFFICE 82 PONT J20Q0 4 DR. and black performers have service to the threat. live in difficult economic times. they let narrow minds, selfish the very things they are now so will contend, involved questions 4 c y l. auto , AC, PS, R defog. AM-FM *6295 More often than not it has become concerns, and parking spaces vociferous about. about the government’s payments Business Management Services 80 CHEV. CAMARO CPE. We searched and necessary for both husband and carry the day. This does not bode to Hoffman during his 10 months as V-6. auto . PS. R. ong 32.000 miles *6495 81 TOYOTA TERCEL 2 DR searched uniil we wife to work in order to make ends well for the citizens of Manchester. E.F. Platt an Informant. 4 cy l. 4 8pd . PB. stereo cau *4995 OUR BU8UIESS OFFICE specializes in bookkeep­ found a manufacturer meet. South Windsor A jury member asked whether 79 OLDS CUTUSS SUPREME CPE who met four very ing, typing^nd all forms of clerical and business V-e. auto. AC. PS. PB. Stereo cats . crulta Berry's World This, in and of itself, places Pat and Stephen Beeman he was compensated. *5795 3 important standards: 46 Foster St. related services. We will be your secretary, book­ 82 PONT BONNEVIUE 4 DR many burdens and stresses upon “ My expenses are,” replied V-6.'aulo. AC. PS. PB. R. crulae. vinyl roof *7995 quality, value, fit and Hoffman. keeper, order clerk, whatever you need to operate the members of a household that Go Donna your professional business. 80 CHEV. CORVETTE CPE selection. That's why many couples struggle 'to cope / “ But not other compensation?” V-8. auto.. AC. PS, PB. P.windowt. ttareo *13,795 you’ll find our name the juror asked. . 83 CHEV. CHEVETTE4DR on the highest quality with. Watt’s OK To the Editor: Small Butinaataa Condominium Am i^ Personal Accounts 4 c y l. auto. A c. PD. R defog. rustproof. R *7195 When you add young children to Donna Merc'er will get my vote “ My expenses of travel, inciden­ 81 CHEV. MONTE CARLO CPE button-downs and V-6, auto . AC. PS. PB. cruise. R detog. R *7095 spread collar shirts .this scenario the burdens and To the Editor: for directors of the town of tals, airline tickets, hotel, things of We^are a total management company for busy, prudent bu- , stresses become infinitely more Man is given the blessings of Manchester next Tuesday. that type,” Hoffman said. 80 CHEV. CITATION 4 DR — all in a great color siness people. We keep books, malDtain accounts receiv­ V-6. auto . PS, PB. R. custom interior *4395 selection. Crafted in complex. A problem which be­ being able to see, to hear, and to~ Having served almost eight But government vouchers and able and accounts payable from billing to depositing 82 OLDS CIERRA 2 DR LANDAU casy-care cot- comes pre-eminent is where to find speak. years as a town director, I know disbursement'records show that V-6. auto . PS. PB, R. wirewh«el8 *7795 checks to paying bills...reconcile bank statements., main- . ton/polyester. quality child care during the Too often one is inclined to hear the demands of this office. It is before DeLorean’s Indictment. 80 CHEV. CAPRICE 4 DR tain checking accounts...keep payroll records, payroll quar­ V-6. a ulo. AC. PS. PB. R. vinyl roof *609!95 working day. what he wants to hear, putting his more than attending meetings. A Hoffman had received $10,500 in terly taxes, and W-2's. 81 PLY RELIANT STA. WG. CUS' I do not know if any members of own interpretation on the matter. good director must study and “ relocation and security pay­ 4 cyl. autyo. PS. AC. R the Zoning Board of Appeals find I heard former Secretary of the xesearch, must talk regularly with We are financial managers for condominium associations, 80 CHEV. MONTE CARLO CPE H U M it ments.” He also received $44,000 in V-6. a ulo. AC. PS, PB. R themselves in this position, but R Interior James.Watt’s speech in Manchester people, must be sin­ “ informant payments" from the contractors, and personal business people. 81 FORD FAIRMONT 2 DR SOLID COLOR BUTTON DOWN SOLID COLOR SPREAD COLLAR 6 c y l, aulo , AC, Ps. PB. R. vinyl roof 9 A 9 9 any of them did they would whidb he spoke of the makeup of cere and hard-working and have FBI and the Drug Enforcement • Whit* • To n a _ • whit# • Ton understand how difficult it is for his commission, and I heard no' plenty of energy. Administration. 83 CHEV. CITATION X-11 CPE • Blut • Pink • $ I ^ 90 • Blue • Mint $ 1 . ^ 9 0 GENERAL SERVICES V ^ 4ulo^ AC, PS, PB. You name il Ihii car haa It,«. $ A A A C • U W to working couples to find a setting intended derision or insult in his I have always admired anyone in And since his grand jury appear- orig 3.000 miles • 14W to 17 I “ T 17 I Rag. *20 for their children during the day remarks. It is difficult nowadays to public office who is unafraid to ance, Hoffman had received TY P IN Q ... for individuals who need either on4 latter or many, TRUCKS □ Rag. ‘30 which offers more than just a know by what name some groups speak put and who will take a $12,000 more in relocation and reauma or torn papers. Notary public sendees available. ^ 83 CHEV. H.D. V4 TON PICKUP Your V-B, auto. PS, PD. stereo cats . rear step bumper. g g A A E physical setting. wish to be called. . strong stand. A good director is a security payments and $35,000 in rusiproofed. sliding rear window. o>Tg 2.800 miles 0 9 9 9 'They would understand the Was it a group in question that leader. informant payments. 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MANCHKS TKK IlhHALU. Thursday N v 3, 1983 Thursday T V Coventry GOP stresses need for development plan o Area towns g • Programming To Be CD - Chloo end tha Man . ^ 6:00 P.M. ( ^ - Esclava Isaura g - Alfred Hitchcock Announced CD - CNN Haadllna Nawa Charter revisions under g - International Edition Jour CD C£) (X) (S) (SD - News (2D - Entertainment Tonight nahst Ford Rowan hosts this look g - Newenight (S ) - Indapandant Natwocfc CD “ Throe's Company dD ^Family Feud p » * * » * H j at important .trends and nows ev- g > MOVIE: 'Diner' Five N «w t tints as thny are riiported by for- friends from tha '60a hang out in C o v e n t r y Revision Commission .and approved by the ASIDE FROM the (ate of the town's CD - Buck Rogers 7:30P.M. ( 3 - NBA BaakatbaH: CMoago ' Bolton / By Kathy Garmus Qign lournalisls a Baltimore diner and try to hold charter, the most important issue facing (3D' - Love Boat CD - PM Magazine at Naw Jaraay Herald Correspondenf Democrat-led Town Council in July, were ( g - 24 Horat on to their youth. Steve Outten- the town is its growth, said Donald L. (ID International Racquetball CD - All In the Family berg, Daniel Stern, Mickey 181 - NBC Nawa Ovandgbt . _ aimed primarily at altering a town budget ( g - Indepandent Network Raymer. The recent court order requiring - MOVIE: 'Gallipoli' Two CD - Joker's Wild IT’S A QIRLI Rourke. 19B2. Rated R. ®-'OatpadMa COVENTRY — Republican candidates process that the town has had to defend in (3$ News the town to build a sewer system and the Australian friends come face to CD “ Family Feud- g - MOVIE: 'QIH on the Run' for the Towif Council Wednesday criticized court three times in the past two years. face with the brutality of war. Mel A beaming Fay Furillo (Bar­ 11:00 P.M. 2:00A.M. Olmstead dismissed the suggestion that planned extension of 1-84 from Bolton to CD - Benny Hill Show A private detective tries to find a the proposed charter revisions as a blow to Gibson, Mark Lee 1981 Rated night club singer before a hirad (X) - CBS Nawa Nlghtwatah « Windham through Coventry will "affectthe bara Bosson, I.) shows oH her (X) 9D (X) S2I so ^ - N.W. G O P iists criteria the voting rights of residents and stressed residents could exercise their vote at the PG (S) - NBA Basketball; Chicago killer does. Efrem Zimbalist Jr., CC - MOVIE: 'Ovariorda of t h ^ quality of life” in town, he said, at New Jersey newborn daughter as Lt. Gold- (X) - M-A-8-H the need to plan for the development they town meeting. (3D ~ USA Cartoon Express Erin O'Brien. 1956 UFOe- "The growth of the city is coming out here (gj) Ig) - M-A*S*H bluine (Joe Spano) watches, dD - Soap ‘‘They’ve limited, under the charter, the (3D “ Programming To Be GD - Joa Franklin Show ^ said was likely to result from the state's in the "Death by Kiki" episode (S ) - Barmy Millar 12:30 A.M. debating time to 2‘/9 hours. That 2'/7 hours and we’ve got to cope with it,” agreed Announced (2D ~ Crossfire 3D - Emofooncy Z extension of Interstate 84 through of NBC's "Hill Street Blues." ® - MOVIE: -Tha Flrat Tima' C3D - All In th . Fwnlly for better schoois could be taken up by procedural issues that Olmstead. A plan for development is ® - CHiPs (g ) - Lottery Coventry. airing THURSDAY, NOV. 3. A college freshman finds that (E ) - Nlghtllm 0 - MOVIE: 'Death Watch' A ' have nothing to do with the budget,” important to maintain the rural atmos­ @ - MOVIE: Amber Waves' g ] - Veroruca. El Rostro del woman agraaa to let bar deaih ba The five candidates, appearing at a romance and love are more im­ (X) - WoHd Villon Sp«cM Olmstead said, noting that items other than phere, which has attracted many people to Two men whose lives are Amor portant than cheap thrills Tim filmad. Romy Schnaidar. Harvay Wednesday evening press conference at the CHECK LiSTINGS FOR EXACT TIME (IT) - Saturday Night get lost in the emphasis on "It has to be ap­ Coventry, he said. changed forever make a living the (2D - Wheel of Fortune Choate. Krista Erickson, Caihryn Kaital. 1980 Rated R. By Kath>Garmus north end Republican headquarters, the budget are often on the order of business old fashioned way Dennis other subjects, such as proached very cau­ Some of the business practices of the ® - NHL Hockey: St. Louis at Damon. 1982 Rated R ® - Pick tha Proa Sportwrltari 0 - Our MIm Brooki Herald Correspondent roundly criticized the charter revisions and at the annual town meeting. People might Weaver, Kurt Russell, Mare Win- preview games and viewers com­ computer literacy. tiously," he said. "It's not Town Council also deserve more scrutiny, Boston (20) - Benny Hill Show 2:15A.M. the information on them that has been therefore end up voting on a budget which ningham 1980 pete for prizes " I t ’s important to make something that can some of the candidates said. (JD *- People's Court (g ) - Sports Tonight ® - MOVIE: OaHIpoU’ Two COVENTRY - Educa­ provided residents. was not disL-ussed, he said. (S i ® - Lata Night with David sure that these kids can happen in one or two (2D ~ MacNeil/Lehrer (g ) - Dr. Who g - MOVIE: 'The Stunt Man* Austrahan frianda coma face to " tion at Coventry schools Lattarman read, write and do arith­ years.” ; ‘I think there could be a couple of Newshour ' 8:00P.M. A fugitive's job as a stunt man face with tha brutality of war. Mai , ^ could be improved “ THIS CHARTER REVISIONeliminates THE CANDIDATES called an "explana­ (2D - Reporter 41 may cost him his life Peter 12:45A.M. Gbaon,. Marfc Lea. 1981. Rated through merit pay (or metic before they go on," The candidates also tory text” of the revisions, included in a changes as far as financial accountability CD CD - Magnum. P.l. PG ^ their rights, both their voice and their (^ - M-A*S*H O'Toole, Steve Railsback, Bar­ (Ql - ESPN'a SportaWaak she said. ' agreed that the Board of recent Town Council newsletter mailed to within the current administration that bara Hershey. 1960 Rated R teachers, an emphasis on vote,” said candidate Robert E.XJlmstead. CD - PM Magazine ® - MOVIE: -Tall Ma A RIddIa' 2:30 A.M. Education needs to en­ could make our town run a little smoother,” 6:30P.M. the basics and easier He singled out for particular criticism the residents, vague and misleading. ( D - Battle of the Network g - Dr. Who A womsn comes to grips with her GE) - CBS Nowa Nightwatoit. THE CANDIDATES courage greater partici­ "There's quite a bit of difference between William E Reudgen said. He suggested CD - Taxi Stars Stars of the three networks own mortality as she faces the paf-ental acOess to the change that would allow voters at the ( g - Twilight Zona JIP agreed that merit pay for pation in the system by montjily budget reports to the council and a CD - CBS News gather together to compete in traumas of old age tila Kedrova, system, Republican can­ annual town budget meeting to send the the revisions arid'the explanatory text,” athletic competition (2 hrs.) (B ) - Business Report Meivyn Douglas, Brooke Adams. IS) - Croeefirt teachers was worthy of parents. They cited a said Alfred M. Quintiliano, referring to the reduction in the number of council ® - SportsCenter turn to civilian life. Fredric March. (33) - Top Rank Boxing - Freeman Reports didates for the Board of budget to referendum only once. If the CD - MOVJE: 'Alice, Sweet Myrna Loy, Dana Andrews 1980 Rated PG 0 - Naw Oanaratlon - - serious consideration. newsletter put out by the section of the text which says that if a committees. (2 ) (SS) - NBC News g (SD - Hill Street Blues Chief 1t:15P.M. Education said at a Wed­ budget is rejected in that referendum, it Alice' A senes of shocking mur­ 1946 g ) (SD - W e Got It Made First The Republicans support board as a positive step, budget is sent to the polls and rejected, it "is Blanche F. Strater, commenting on the (S ) - Noticiero Nacional SIN of 2 parts. Mickey falls in love Daniels’s mayoral opponent falls (29) - Reporter 4 l' 1:00 A.M. 3:00A.M. nesday night press would be sent back to the council for ders panics a devout Italian- (2D - Real Thing m erit pay in th eir but said board members returned to a second annual budget call by Republicans for more openness in Noticias nacionales con Guillermo American family. Linda Miller, with an older man who is head of out of a window much to the de­ 11;30P.M. CD -* Laveme 8i Shirley & Co. CD - MOVIE: -ughtnlng Bolt' A - conference. amendment and resubmission at a second Restrepo. Paula Sheppard, Mildred Clinton IS ) - MOVIE: ‘Whose Ufa Is It a large conglomerate. light of Daniels and Capt. Furillo •eboieg. ring tries to btow up platform. t need to be more available meeting, when a final budget for the town town government, said that complete CD - Hawaii Fiva-0 CD “ Hogan's Heroes Richard A. Ashley, a town meeting, at which time the budget 1977 Anyway?' A man paralyzed from (2$ - People's Caucus wants the Chief to get rid of a de­ Cape Kennedy Anthony Eialay. ,. Noting that many par­ to parents and other con­ must be approved.'' The text does not make information has not always been available ISI - MOVIE: 'Dot and the the neck down fights to make his puty chief who IS making life mis­ CD * MOVIE: 'Suddenly, Love' 10-year member of the would be adopted. Kangaroo' A little Australian girl CD g g - Thicka of the Wandita Leigh, Reed Hadley. ents have expressed con­ cerned citizens. dD - Newton's Apple erable at the precinct. (60 min ) A young woman from the ghetto board, dismissed the no­ clear that the budgdl, if submitted to a to the public on a timely basis. sets off on a fascinating journey (3D - MOVIE: W inter Kills' The own decisions Richard Dreyfuss. Night 1967 "Nowhere do I know of in a Democratic President is killed and his brother John Cassavetes Rated R wins the affections of a socially tion expressed by some cern about the standards " I don’t believe that second town meeting, will be .idopted " it seems to me that there are reports in a kangaroo's pouch 9:30P.M. g ) - Inside Story Baptism by CD *• Benny Hill Show prominent lawyer and attempts (B ) - MOVIE: -Tha Tigar And ■ society do you vote 'no' twice and it searches for the assassin Jeff ( @ - Chemical People Fire ' Hodding Carter interviews used ip ensure that being elected to the board despite a majority vote to the contrary, he that are always late,” she said. “ Important * 3 ) “ Jeffersons - Inside Boxing CD - Rockford Fites to escape her unhappy back­ Tha Puaaycat' A 45-yaar-old fa­ that schools In Coventry becomes the opposite of what you want,” Bridges, Dorothy Malone, An­ current and former residents of mily man Logins to auapect life la teachers follow the curric­ gives yoif a wisdom that aspects of the issues come in after the fact.,” - Cheers Diane's former ground. Cindy Williams, Paul are not up to par with Olmstead said. There should be no ceiling said. ^ - ABC News thony Perkins 1979 (g) ®) Ceniralia, PA. who have had to CD - Racing From Yonkers slipping away and bacomaa in­ 8:30P.M. boyfriend reappears on the scene Shonar 1978 ulum, board incumbent exceeds the collective But Quintiliano said he would not The slate also rejected charges io d ^ ^ by - MOVIE: 'First Blood’ A live with an underground fire (pr volved with hia adoiaacant aon'a ' ’ many others in the area. on the number of times a budget can be 7;00P.M. (3D hoping to rekindle his romance (3D -* Honeymooners Patricia J. Watson.said wisdom of the voters and the Democrats Tuesday that the Republi­ yietna'm veteran uses his Green CD - Carol Burnett and Friends the past 20 years (R) girl, a flighty young artiat Vittorio " I don't find that to be submitted to the polls, he said, since the characterize the wording of the text as a with her. g - SportsCenter - NFL Arm W riitling taxpayers in town,” Ash­ CD - CBS News Beret training when chased by (g ) (g|) - Mama's Family When (31 ^aaman, Eleanor Parker, Ann- thecaseatall,"hesaid. “ I merit pay might provide a deliberate attempt to mislead voters. can platform was “ dictated” by the 3 (3$ - MOVIE: ‘Honkytonk Man' town is not placed in jeopardy by a (X) M'A*S*H brutal sheriff’s men. Sylvester (2S) *- Noche de Gala ( g ) - Crossfire (S ) - MOVIE: 'U ttl. Woman’ A means of accountability ley said. Coventry Taxpayers Association, a group Mama is injured in a kitchen mts- In hopes of performing on the Margrat 1967 think generally our school temporary lack of a budget. “ They were not deliberately informed,” Stallone, Richard Crenna, Brian hap, Eunice. Ellen and Naomi - Comedy Tonight Grand Ole Opry. an aging country ( g ( g - Tonight Show Civil War story of the four March in that regard. that strongly opposes the charter revisions. CD “ Tic Tac Dough g - Fraaman Raporta .system is perceived as The revisions, drafted by the Charter Olmstead quipped. Oennehy Rated R come up with different versions singer travels across the back- g ) - Pallcula: ,'EI Caradura y la sisters, their loves, joys and sor­ " I have high hopes that ASHLEY, WHO CD - ABC News of how the accident happened ' 10:00 P.M. rows June Allyson, Peter Law- g - GunafTMtha offering a good education (2D - MOVIE: Tha Man Who roads of America with his ne­ MHIonaria' through merit pay or SERVES on a committee CD " Laugh-in Loved Cat Dancing' An ex- - W ild America Hog Wildl' CD CD " Knots Landing Lilimae phew Clint Eastwood. Kyle ford, Elizabeth Taylor 1949 ( g - MOViE: 'Swamp Thing' — in fact, a rather diversi­ g ) - Bob Newhart Show Rated PG incentive pay, with the that has examined busi­ (3D - Fantasy Island cavalry officer involves himself Tonight’s program looks at the confesses to running Chip down, Eastwood Rated PG 1:15A.M. fied and extensive offer­ with a woman fleeing her hus­ funny, bizarre and violent lives of but Diana's hatred makes her ac­ possibility of a much ness practices of the (3D " Kapalua International (S ) - Carter Country 11:45P.M. g - Kapalua International ing for a school system of /' band Burt Reynolds. Sarah Miles. peccaries and wild hogs [Closed cuse Karen as the culprit (60 stricler type of evalua­ school system, said those - Championship of Golf: Second (SD - Masterpiece theatre Pic (32) ■ NFL's Greatest Moments Championship of Golf: Second 3:30A.M. our size." Round from Maui, Hawaii George Hamilton 1973 Captioned] min ) NFL's Greatest Moments pre­ tion. that this type of thing practices could be im­ Former Trustee South United Msthodlet tures ' Ruby is still hopeful that Round from Maul. Hawaii (32 - Top Rank Boxing z-,' Ashley added that there Past Prealdent Manchester Board of (3D ~ Radio 1990 Today's pro­ (2D “ Prime News (g ) - El Show de las Estrellas CD - News she will play the lead part in the sents highlights of ihe*1977 Dal­ can be achieved," she proved to save money and Church las Cowboys and the 1978 World g - MOVIE: 'Liar's Moon' Two is always room for review- Realtors gram looks at the hottest trends (g ) (g^ - Gimme /C^reak When (§2) ■ Cannabis Rex (X) - 20/20 film but Grover T Grant still ins­ teenagers elope but differences in 4:00 A.M. said. time. He cited as an and performers in the world of the Chief insists that a runaway ists on his girlfriend playing the Champion Pittsburgh Steelers and refinement of the 9:00 P.M. CD “ Hispanic Horizons ' (60 min > * their backgrounds cause prob­ g - NBA BaakatbaH; San However, Richard W. example a verification Organized local Chapter of Women's entertainment, be sent to an orphanage. Nell tries lead (60 mm ) (Closed Cap­ lems Mait«0illon, Yvonne De- Antonio at Ptioanlx programs. Former Director Mencheeter Chamber of (3D “ Independent Network Frye said that the me­ , process for the delivery of ( ^ - Hogan's Heroes to convince him to adopt the boy CD Gp - Simon & Simon A J tioned] 12:00A.M. Carlo, Broderick Crawford 1982 Pamela G. Sewell said Council of Realtors and Its first President instead and Rick are hired by a man to News g - Nawanight Updata chanics of a merit-pay goods and services which Commerce (S ) - Moneyline 10:30P.M. CD Trapper John. M.D. Rated PG that while basic subjects for 2 years (2D - MOVIE: 'The Best Years help investigate a 30-year-old (3D - Inside The NFL g - Nawa system require extensive has often resulted in bills (S) - News case (60 min.) CD ** New Jersey People CD - CNN Headline News 1:30A.M. g - MOVIE: 'Whoaa Ufa la H currently receive suffi­ '81 Realtor of the Year, Member Board of of Our Lives' Three World War II (39) - NBA Basketball: San study and that the process . not being paid promptly Appointed by late Gove. Ella Graseo as (2D (§D ~ Business Report veterans from the same town re- CD “ The Merv Show Antonio at Phoenix (ID - News (3D “ Sanford and Son (X) - Sanford and Son Anyway?* cient attention in the Directors, United Way, Mencheeter schools, it is inmortant to of implementing such a enough to receive Stale Director, The Friendship Force system could be lengthy. discounts. Chapter ANP SO make sure that Uiey do not He also suggested that President - 4 years - United MethodM THE NEXT contacts between citizens .Elected tor Inclusion 13th edition of PAY... BRIDGE ASTRO Women and school officials be ° “Who’e Who of American Women" documented in writing so GRAPH a s t o avoid Charles Kettering Foundation, Commun- South sees the light Area Towns misunderstanding. Frye said past efforts at Bacbara Weinberg . It looked as if West surely In Brief school maintenance have held the king of spades for been inadequate and theT Deputy Mayor his vulnerable overcall. Two- next board should address tricks were already gone Expressway due early NORTH IT-J-BJ ^ Birthday the issue. Despite the where the woodbine twineth. N ♦ A92 The substitute expressway linking sections of Improvements made to ▼ K 109 How could he keep his spade losses to just one trick? Novomhor 4 ,1SS3 Interstate 84 between Bolton and Windham could the high school and Cap­ ♦ 963 Your greatest successes this go under construction by 1985, a year earlier than tain Nathan Hale School, A Creative Thinker — ♦ 10 8 7 3 Would a dummy reversal of ruffing two clubs help? coming year will come In situa­ istate transportation officials were predicting as the grammar schools are WEST EAST No! There would still be two tions where you can act Inde­ recently as this September. still in need of repair, he ♦ K 3 ♦ J 10 7 6 potential spade losers and pendently. It's best to avoid Charles Canane, director of systems planning said. and Leader! V762 V4 3 becoming involved in part.ner- for the transportation department, said officials Since school facilities THANICS FOR THE LIFT,, NO PROBLEM. COMEON.ALLEY! ...IF TOU'LL SHOW ME trumps would have been ships. SHERIFF.' SORRY YOU DOCTOR! IT'S LET'S GET VOU WHERE YOUR KITCHEN / « KQJ 1082 ♦ A 4 exhausted. want to see the project tinder way as soon as represent the biggest cap­ FELLAS HAD TO GO OUR BUSINESS 4Q4 4J9682 SCORPIO (Ocl. 24-Nov. 22) o INSIDE BEFORE IS, I'LL PREPARE A Finally. South saw a little possible. ital expenditure in the TO a l l THIS TROUBLE TO c h e c k o u t -you CATCH POTION FOR ALLEY Protects or ventures you origi­ SOUTH light at the end of the tunnel. nate or over which you have The General Assembly and the state bonding town’s budget, it is impor­ THESE THINGS! PNEUMONIA! THAT SHOULD ALLEVIATE ♦ Q854 0 HIS CONDITION! He drew trumps, stopping in direct control can be pulled off commission recently approved a bond issue to tant that a maintenance VAQJ85 his own hand. East had a successfully at Ibis time. Stay raise million. Connecticut was obligated to program be established to ♦ 7 5 problem about a discard on atpp matters. Order now: The raise tti’is amount to match the $40 million federal avoid costly repairs, he ♦ A K the third trump, but finally NEW Matchmaker wheel and BARBARA WEINBERG allocation for interstate traffic projects this fiscal said. booklet which reveals romantic Vulnerable: Both produced another small "There’s never enough club. compatibilities lor all signs, year. Dealer: South In September Gov, William A. O'Neill sent the money to do something Deputy Mayor South cashed the A-K of tells how to get along with right, but there’s always West North East South clubs and noted West's play others, finds rising signs, hid­ federal transportation department a list of enough money to do it IV of the queen. West held den qualities, plus more. Send highway projects the state hopes to complete $2 to Astro-Graph. Box 489, “She Works for You” V 2* 24F Pas-s 4» instead of completing 1-84 between Manchester over,” he said. either two spades, or one Radio City Stalion. N Y. 10019. This Ad Paid For By Committee to Re-Elect BarbMh Weinberg, Matthew Morlerty, Treat.______Pass Pass Pass ^ade and the jack of clubs. and Killingly. Top priority, state officials have Be sure to give your zodiac said, is the building of a substitute state highway Either way, South's tunnel sign. Mall an addlllonal $1 lor Opening lead: 4K light had increased in inten- your Scorpio Astro-Graph pre­ between existing portions of 1-84 as far as sity. dictions lor the year aheaef. Windham. The estimated cost is about $150 6 A E 6 & . 3>i^3ATOO(jH PU E A6E D CTXJUJNT WE 0U6T South led a low spade. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dae. million. TH5-YRB- COSrOMF^. 60 TO MEET 6IV P H E B A West played the three and 21) A well-informed Insider The rest of the money will be used to improve WINF1230AM Pei60IME;er I'M B&IM6INC) lo & e p A N YOU, UUNCH ANP PUT HE& By Oswald Jacoby South played dummy'9 nine. might pass some valuable existing routes from Windham east to the JIhode y y Affiliates TAk^lNe TO HE& IN ON HES. PEABIE. ON A 6BEVH0UNP2 and James Jacoby East took his 10 and led the Information on to you today Island border. NOeTH I^IC O TA -2 NOW, U A56 six back. South played low which will enable you to lulllll •Marital & Family Conflicts •Stress Management and West played his king. an ambitious objective'. East covered his partner's CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jan. It) •Divorce Mediation •Hypnosis & Biofeedback diamond king with the ace Dummy's ace won the Peterson feted TRIDAy WITH FRANK trick and South had a sure­ Organizational activities hold •Child & Adolescent •Emotional Problems . and returned the suit. West promise for you. Beneficial BOLTON — Retiring resident state trooper won and led a third diamond fire finesse against East's developments could come Robert Peterson was out Saturday night with his Difficulties •Sexual Problems on which East chucked the jack to bring the game through contacts and assocl- wife and a few friends for what he thought would "SATURDAY WITH deuce of clubs. South ruffed home. •School Problems •Substance Abuse be a quiet dinner at Piano’s restaurant on Route 6. and paused for thought. (NEW.SPAPER ENTERPRtSE ASSN) AQUARIU8 (Jan. 20-Feb. It) •Illness & Disability Conditions are ripe for you to But as soon as Peterson walked in the •Psychological Testing SINATRA move a rung or two up the restaurant owner Lawrence F. Fiano grabbed •Career Decisions & Counseling •Loss & Grief ladder. Don't tear to se4 loltier him and presented him to the more than 300 CROSSWORD goals than usual. Bolton residents who were waiting there to thank PtBCES (Fab. 20-March 20) him for his 18 years of service too the town. 659-2697 871-6082 ACRO SS I I Comma Answer to Previous Puzzle Knowledge, experience and "Bob froze in his tracks, " said First Selectman expertise which you've Suite 15, The Medical derjter Suite 109, Professional Bldg. I I Universal time Henry P. Ryba, chuckling as he recounted the I Idol' (abbr) H B O M B Z E N acquired will soon be put to 131 New London Turnpike 281 Hartford Turnpike AEROSOL 4 Ellipses i Ensign (abbr.) [a U D 1 O o R O advantageous uses. In fact, event. Glastonbury, CT 06033 Vernon, CT 06066 9 Sticky stuff 1 ]0 E A L o R R today may mark a period of The occasion was organized in the utmost i Disliked L ) T © [ ^ [ TOOTHPASTE 12 Radiation R A M A 8 new beginnings. secrecy with the collaboration of Peterson’s wife. ' New (prefix) w 1 measure 8 8 E N E ARIES (March 21-Aprll It) Kay. Selectman Lawrence A. Converse said thfe M A K A D FOR THE (abbr) DOWN £ a Fresh opportunities may arise plan for the dinner dance was one of the best-kept OF MANCHESTER -J 13 Crippling R N A P T today to transform lor the bat­ T T A T secrets in town. lEARLV-MORNINOi disease 8 ter a joint venture In which you CALDOR SHOPPiNG PLAZA TIB Seize O N E R 0 U 8 "W e could have sold 500 tickets, " Ryba said. 14 Ovine creature are presently Involved. Be will­ CLUMSIES Hawaiian N O 0 1 N C A OPEN MON.-FRI. 10-9^^ 15 Cry of triumph ing to change. z "But we wanted to hold it in town and there is no island D A R E A 8 bigger place in Bolton than Piano’s. As it was, we 16 Praise Normandy H E E 0 8 A T P TAUflUB (Aprit 20-May --20) SAT. 10-8 g 17 Jackie's 2nd New benefits can be derived at sold out.” invasion day O H T A P 8 H E ’ NOW OPEN im husband Tick w E A N 8 V E N this time through an Important Town officials, friends, and other citizens 18 Customer MS4' -THAvCi H-3 Voice (Lat.) relationship you'vp already joined State Police Eastern District Commander SUNDAYS 12-5 20 Rendezvous I Southern 23 Sixties radical 49 Hideous giant established. It's with one you Donald Nurse in honoring Peterson. Nurse 22 Carefree state (abbr.) 24 Erse 50 Egotistic deem to be reliable. 24 Tibetan presented Peterson with his badge, number 444. ' Mae West 25 Increased GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) II gazelle 51 Sums The number was thus permanently retired from role 26.Exude your past efforls merit It, 3 25 Republican ,.. 53 Indication use by the state police. FACE (T, (UR .TUCRMAPPLE, ‘SUREU/ MDU LETMEWTITTHI^ IF we6m)eo"5qoou I Lowered in 27 Cremation fire apprise your superior of your party, famil­ 29 Never (contr.) 54 Metallic fabric accomplishments. Today you 6l>5," Met? iarly volume m i I ATh'Colored 31 Snake's sound 55 Inner (pref.) might be able to work out Feed set for fire funds B U Y 1 IT E M 28 Actress 3 Rowing tools 32 Epochs 56 Motoring some type of bonus. FAIL.IMfe> WAvt, IDO, Louise CANCER (June 21-July 22) BOLTON — The Bolton Volunteer Fire AT OUR^LREADY ONCE MARKED DOWN PRICE 30 Mountain 1 Skip 33 Melt association 38 Copycat Beginning today,, strive to cul­ Department Womens Auxiliary second annual pass in India 3 For example 59 Groove (abbr.) 40 Tried tivate a stronger relationship spaghetti supper is scheduled for Saturday at'the 34 Cowboy 60 M ao____ with two new friends. 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Shirley L. Cooley Kostas N. and Laura F. Stajos of 11:30 a.m. in tht^Swedish Ceme­ A no vole on liu's. n.: lion bond for modifications to She says the water improvement project hsi:: Shirley (Luettgens) Cooley, 59, Wethersfield and the brother of tery, Worcester,^ass. the town sewage disposal plant has been urged by the increased her water bill 300 percent. of 311 Somers Road, Ellington, Ellen Hunter of Manchester. Calling hours are today from 2 to board of directors of the Manchester Property Figures from the adminstration indicate the rateu FOCUS/Familj/ formerly of Manchester, died He "also leaves a brother, Wil­ 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. , Owners Association, Betty Sadloski, president of the has increased about 200 percent since the towiC Wednesday at Rockville General liam E. Stajos of Hartford; three MPOA, has reported. embarked on a $20 million water-improvement» Hospital. She was the wife of the other sisters, Valerie Colapintp of The MPOA recommended a yes vote on the $650,000 project. 2 late Mahlon Cooley. Bloomfield, Dawn Stajos of We­ bonds for repair of Union Pond dam and construction She says eideriy on fixed imeomes and young peopleC In Memoriam of a power facility there. paying high mortgages wiil not be able to pay the higir* She was born in Manchester on thersfield and Sandy Pac of Lawrence A. Jarvis Who passed sewer rates. She said they will increase at least 200^ May 30, 1924. She had lived in Westbrook; a nephew and three away November 3, 1963. Mrs.Sadloski said the MPOA voted against Ellington for many years. nieces. approval of the sewer facility because “ there has been percent. u Campaign handouts She leaves three sons, David K. Graveside services will be Fri­ Gone but not forgotten. no proven need for this rush referendum." General Manager Robert B. Weiss has said the^ Cooley of East Hartford, Larry day at 2:30 p.m. in Rose Hill Wife, Daughter and Son She said there has not been time for a full, rates would increase 100 percent to pay for thesewagot Andy Rooney Cooley of Rockville, and Randy Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. satisfactory explanation. treatment plant work and for maintenance of theQ Cooley of Manchester!* four daugh­ Calling hours are today from 7 to , ' j She said no economic-impact study was made. She sewer lines. ters, Ellen Noble of Warehouse 9 p.m. at Taylor and Modeen In Memoriam ' said that waiting until 1987 will not add to the cpst,(|f The MPOA held a meeting Monday on the bon<£ Candidates' give-aways reflect their strategies, concerns In loving memory of Domenica Syndicated Columnist Point, Laurie Hunt of Rockville, Funeral Home, 135 S. Main St., the work because the town's projections are based on issues and about 35' people attended. Several spoke,! West Hartford. Memorial dona­ Camposeo, who passed away No­ a V h percent inflation rate, when, she says, the against the bond issue. ' Robin Shemanskis of Rockville, vember 3rd, 1982. and Penny Daigle of East Hart­ tions may be made to the Newing­ inflation rate for the past two years has been about 3‘/i The MPOA bucks the* dam because the repairs^ By Kathy Garmus ton Children's Hospital. Time heals they say and maybe it percent. would have to paid for out of taxes if no bonds arel ford; a brother, William Luettgens does. Herald Correspondent of Manchester: two sisters, Ethel She also argues that the cost of bonding has become issued and because the power-generation facility will; William H. Nisbet Bur memories last* and so does burdensome to the taxpayers and it now costs 6'A help lower the cost of power. I Botticello of Lebanon and Barbara love, Buttons, combs, pens and pencils, recipes,, Richmond of Ellington; and 15 William H. Nisbet, 63, of East • mills in debt, principal and interest, which, she says, Members of the Board of Directors of the MPOAarel Hartford, died Tuesday at Man­ Down in our hearts she is living does not include the last bond issue for the Cheney Mill Virginia Celinski, John Tucci, Robert Smith, Leon; “ stock certificates,” jar grips. grandchildren. yet. Funeral services will be Friday chester Memorial Hospital. He District. . Fallot, Steve Dzilienski, Mabel Sheridan, Mary* No, these are not items for aXscavenger We loved her too dearly to ever Where are was the husband of Margaret Warrington, Calvin Hewey, and Kenneth Bird. I at 10 a.m. from the Ladd Funeral forget. hunt, but rather some of the goodies being Home, 19 Ellington Ave., Rockville (Ring) Nisbet. He wass born in Glasgow, distributed along the campaign trail by with the Rev. Sheldon Smith of Dearly missed. Ellington Congregational Church Scotland and raised in Fall River, Developer plans Manchester and Coventry candidates. Mass., moving tp East Hartford 18 Margaret and Frank the shows officiating. .Burial will be in Mary and Jim The items being passed out this year are as Ellington Center Cemetery. years ago. He had been employed varied as the candidates’ campaign plat­ by Colts Firearms, as an inspector, 17 town houses Friends may call at the funeral forms. So, too', are their reasons for choosing home today from 7 to,9 p.m. for the past 20 years. In Memorium \ Besides his wife he leaves a son, In loving memory of Beatrice A. Seventeen two-story, two-bedroom condominium of yesterday? them. Helen K, Kaczmarczyk Bruce T. Nisbet of Tolland; a Little who passed away November town houses will be constructed on 1.7 acres of land Joseph S. Hachey, a Republican candidate Helen K. Kaczmarczyk, 81, of daughter, Joan Wentworth of East 3rd, 1978. on Adams Street north of West Middle Turnpike if for the Manchester Board of Directors, said East Hartford, died Wednesday at Hartford; a brother, Robert Nisbet ^plans recently tiled with the town get final approval he has learned from working with the public Manchester Memorial Hospital. of Taunton, Mass.; three grand­ Someone remembers and someone from the Planning and Zoning Commi.ssion. We were sU ^ g around the other night talking She was the wife of the late Walter children: and several nieces and cares. Developer Christine Sammartino has asked that the about old TV ^ow s. The question came up about that most everyone appreciates a gift. Kaczmarczyk nephews. Your name is whispered in our PZC approve plans for building on a portion of the whether or not they used to be better.-They seem “ It always makes a hit if you give them 3 She leaves two sons, Thomas Funeral services will be Friday prayers 6.9-acre Bigelow Brook Estates. The zoning of the site better when you start recalling some of the good something,” said Hachey, who is passing oiit 3 Kaczmarczyk of Manchester and at 10 a.m. from the John F, Tierney was changed in June 1981 to Planned Residence ones, but it's probably because you remember the A smile, a tear, a thought sincere,' pencils in his door-to-door travels. In Walter Kaczmarczyk of Somers; Funeral Home. 219'W. Center St. How often we wish you were here. Development, which permits condominiums under good ones and you have thirty years to choose three daughters, Helen Milne of Burial will be in Rose Hill Manchester zoning regulations. from. addition to being useful, the pencils, which East Hartford, Lorraine Jones of Cemetery, Rocky Hill. Friends John H. McHugh "The original plans for the development called for 54 ★ Elect LOU KOCSIS ★ It’s hard to resist some of that good-old-days-of- are emblazoned with ” Joe Hachey for Board Manchester and Dorothy, Ober- may call at the funeral home today units. Twenty-four units were to have been built on the television talk, though. Take something as trivial of Directors,” are inexpensive, he said. And, meier of Glastonbury; two broth­ from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. parcel of land on where the 17 condominiums will be town Director (position 4B) as the game shows. Weren’t the game shows ers, Joseph Ka^zmarek of West­ Memorial donations may be Wanted: gutters located, according to the original plans. better? he added, they are far less likely than brook and Edward Kaczmarek of made to the Mental Health Associ­ Resurfacing roads to a height The new plans require only technical approval and There was a time when Just about everyone in brochures to wind up in wastebaskets. Wethersfield; a sister, Catherine ation, 705 New Britain Ave., that virtually eliminates the gutter an inland wetlands permit for a plunge pool to ' T America watched “ The $64,000 Question." ft was Kagan of Hartford; 21 grandchild- Hartford. so that drain water has no place to dissipate the water draining into the brook. They will ■ax fighter substantially more intelligent than the games ONE CANDIDATE for the Manchester ren, and eight great­ run was criticized by Donna be considered by the PZC at a business meeting either shows I flip past now. Anyone old enough to have grandchildren. Tyro E. Pindell Mercier, a Republican candidate Nov. 14 or Nov, 21, according to Assistant Planning seen the show can remember watching the Board of Education chose pencils in part for Funeral services will be Friday Former Manchester resident for the Board of Directors. Director Carol Zebb. Responsive contestant sweating away in the famous their symbolic value. at 9:15 a.m. at the Callahan Tyra E. Findell, 85, of Bedford, “ We’ve waited a lorig time to get All of the row-type, federal-style town houses would "isolation booth.” The contestant could take the “ What can you give out that’s relatively Funeral Home, 1602 Main St., East N.Y., died Wednesday in Bedford. our roads back in order, due to be located on the part of the land south of the brook. U niimited energy money and run at any level or keep trying for a inexpensive and that’s related to educa­ Hartford, with a mass at 10 a.m. at She was the widow of George potholes and water-related re­ Ten of the units would have garages, the plans show, bigger prize by answering a harder question. The bur Saviour Church, 170 Benton Findell. The two had residedi^- pairs. Now that some improve­ and an additional 29 parking spaces would be questions were excellent and it was fun to try to tion?” .asked Democrat Richard W. Dyer, a St., Hartford. Calling hours are Manchester for several years. ment is being made in that area, provided. Serving you answer them yourself at home. board incumbent. today from 7 to 9 p.m. Mrs. Findell was a native of gutters are being eliminated," she The plans call for a circular driveway off Adams It turned out, of course, that "The $64,000 Besides the white pencils with multi­ Herald photo by Pinto Question” was dishonest because the producers Sweden. said. * Street near the new Allied Printing building. Portions Trust KOCSIS colored donkeys. Dyer is passing out bumper passed out by candidates in Manchester Nicholas W. Stolos The funeral will be today.at 8:30 The alternative is to plane down of the site would be landscaped with hemlock, pine, were coaching certain contestants with the These campaign goodies are among a Nicholas W. Stajos, 29, of Bloom­ p.m. in the Clark Associates the old surface before putting on a maple, and crabapple trees. answers in order to make the game more stickers and tiny buttons bearing his name. number of election day freebies being and Coventry. Paid (or by Committee to elect Lou Kocsis field, died Wednesday at Mount Funeral Home in Katonah. N.Y. new one. The process adds to the Miss Zebb said the inlands-wctland permit may interesting. Charles Van Doren, a member of the Donna R. Mercier, a Republican candi­ Mary Willhide, Treasurer Sinai Hospital. He was the son of The interment will be Friday at expense. require a public hearing. younger generation of one of America’s most date for the Board of Directors, hopes her distinguished family of scholars, was disgraced St. ‘T ve never heard of someone throwing a when it turned out he'd been provided with "'name wijl remain in pockets and kitchens Future.” information about the answers in advance. throughout town. The denomination of the “ certificate” is, pencil away.” Man free on bail It was a national scandal, on page one of every In addition to blue pocket combs, Mrs. naturally, “ one vote.” Reinhom’s more In his 25 years in the specialty advertising ' N newspaper. That’s how big the game shows used Mercier is distributing a set of four recipe ardent supporters can no doubt be identified business, Sullivan said he has noticed some N Elect to be. TodaSr"! can’t imagine anyone caring if it in child risk case definite trends in political advertising. i The Mark of A ^ turned out that contestants on "Family Feud" cards with dishes such as Speecy-Spicy by the "Wild About Harry for Director” were being given answers in advance. Meatballs, Super Beans, and Vegetarian buttons pinned to their lapels. Despite the bright red bumper stickers being A Manchester man re­ for the family through the There were other good and literate game Spaghetti. The cards, she hopes, will also In Coventry, where campaign budgets are used by the Democratic candidates for the mains free on $1,000 bond National Council of Good Leader is It DONNA MERCIER shows, too. “ What’s My Line," with John Daly, Board of Directors this year, Sullivan said today following his ar­ Churches, Mrs. Creamer Arlene Francis, Dorothy Kilgallen and Bennett provide the recipe for election. more limited than those in Manchester, the raignment in Manchester said. The family has since Cerf, was good fun. On " I ’ve Got a Secret" with political advertising does not reflect individ­ the use of bumper stickers has fallen off in Superior Court Wednes­ gone to stay with relatives to establish a Garry Moore, a witty panel tried to find out what “ I’M TIRED OF bumpy roads, awful- ual personalities but rather promotes the recent years as people become more 0 day on charges of risk of out of state, she said. the guest’s secret was. It might have been that he 0 to Manchester's tasting water, and wasteful spending. How parties. reluctant to affix them to their cars. injury to a minor and Mrs. Creamer said that was President Eisenhower’s valet or a Ringling And, although the items circulating first-degree unlawful were it not for the moth­ Brothers clown. about you?” Mrs. Mercier asks voters on the restraint. er's alertness Sunday priorities—and n . It seemed to all of us talking about it the other reverse sides of the cards. COVENTRY REPUBLICANS have been around town might indicate otherwise, Police arrested Walter nightr Smith might have Board of Directors night that there were more good comedy shows The cards are “ more or less an appeal to distributing balloons at various events, Sullivan said fewer novelties are being used A. Smith, 22, of 2 McCabe had time to. commit a fight for these ^ and more good comedians. Is there anyone the housewives,” she said, explaining that while the Democrats are handing out rubber by cjmdidates. St. early Sunday after a more serious crime than around who’s as funny as Jimmy Durante, Jack '“ As far as gimmicks are concerned, woman woke in her apart­ those with which he is us Senator Lowell Weicker & Mrs. Mercier Benny, Jackie Gleason on "The Honeymooners,” she is a housewife herself. jar grips that urge the user to “ Keep Moving ment shortly after 3 a.m. charged. discuss housing plans for fixed-income Phil Silvers on "Sergeant Bilko" or Wally Cox on Other item^ making the campaign circuit Ahead” by re-electing the Democrats. monpy is harder to raise now,” he said. to the sound of her 21- priorities! f “ Mr. Peepers” ? I haven’t seen a situation Mrs. Creamer added » include metric conversion charts, calendars The array of political goods .reflects a However, Sullivan said he has noticed a V month-old daughter's elderly. comedy I’ve laughed at much since "The Mary V definite return to the.use of lawn signs, which muffled cries and found the unlawful restraint and, of course, that staple of campaigns, strategy summed up by the owner of a charge .in court after Tyler Moore Show,” Smith upstairs in a dark PETE DIROSA STAIiDS FOR: ! Where are people as funny as Herb Shriner, bumper stickers. Manchester advertising firm specializing in seem to be sprouting out of Manchester attic with the child. The reviewing police accounts. lawns these days like evergreens on a of the incident. ★ Good Quality Education | ‘A Record of Community Involvement & George Gobel, Art Carney, Lucille Ball, Sam Not all of the freebies, however, are so such articles. alleged victim lived with Levenson, Ernie Kovacs, Danny Kaye, Jonathan practical. Republican Harry W. Reinhorn, a “ They (the voters) have more of a chance Christmas tree farm. Presiding Judge Law­ n ★ Adequate Capitol improvements J her family on the second Dedicated Service.” Winters or Dick Van Dyke? (I’m purposely candidate for the^ Board of Directors, is to remember something of utilitarian value “ They do make an impression,” he said. floor of a house oiyned and rence C. Klaczak ap­ S every year so we can stop bonding A leaving out Red Skelton, Bob Hope, Dean Martin, occupied by Smith’s pointed a public defender Paid for by Mercier Committee - Pat Cottle, Trees. Jerry Lewis and Danny Thomas because I never passing out what resembles a stock because they will be using it,” said John J. And that, after all, is the name of the mother. to serve as legal counsel to 1 for everything as a result of pro- T cared much for them.) Bob Newhart is one of the certificate reading "Share in Manchester’s Sullivan of Sullivan & Company at 806 Main game. According to informa­ Smith arid continued the S long neglect. ^ few comedians still on television who’s In a class tion released in court by case to next Wednesday. with the best. prosecutor Rosita Crea­ As a condition of his "Laugh-In" was a hokey but wonderfully mer, the mother told release Klaczak ordered ^ Re-elect | inventive comedy show. You wonder where it police she found the child Smith to initiate no con­ i r RENNET HOUSING ^ went. There’s nothing around now anywhere near Early training can boost children’s IQ in Smith’s arms with a tact with the victim's as good. It had first class comedy writers and a sock knotted around her family. great cast including Goldie Hawn, Jifdy Came Bv Sharon Rutenberg have raised Iheir IQ levels 11 points feedback from a child when they do home without danger, such as cooking neck and her diaper Smith’s brother Milton Arte Johnson, Lily Tomlin, Ruth Buzzi and Henry United Press International since World War II. these things — makes parenting more utensils and sturdy adult tools. • PETER DIROSA t W HO BENEFITS THE M OST? rewarding.” Planning for substitute care is pulled down to her knees. also faces charges of Gibson. "A tremendous amount of attention Mrs. Creamer said that disorderly conduct and 2 TOWN DIRECTOR 2 Whenever a start is made on a show like that, as CHICAGO — Parents can help raise is paid to early learning in Japan," she Language learning is an example. important for working parents, Mrs. since Smith’s arrest his interfering with an officer Goldie Hawn was, the star almost always their children’s intelligence level per­ said. "If they’re building better brains “ Children really do it at an incredibly Beck added. family has driven the in connection with his "Common Sense Approach of Gov't" ^ decides, after a few years, that he or she can manently by using early learning in their people, this is really serious and young age (between three and four). "It’s very important td find a YES NO^ techniques with 3-and 4-year-olds, says And they do it primarily with the caretaker who is interested in language alleged victim's family involvement in the inci­ Paid for By Committee to Re-elect DIRosa, B. Botticello, Trees, make more money alone somewhere else. We really need to pay enormous from the house. Police dent. Details of his arrest Manchester Elderly in need Usually they Just disappear. Goldie Hawn and author Joan Beck. attention to these ideas." parents’ help. stimulation and finding ways to pro­ found temporary shelter were not available. Lily Tomlin haven’t disappeared but they were This may involve teaching toddlers a "In pre-school years, they could vide it. ft is important to train a ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★it ^ of Affordable Housing? never as good again as they were in their original second language or reading skills at PARENTS ARE a child’s first and learn a second language without an .babysitter in early learning roles on “ Laugh-In." home. most influential teacher. accent." techniques. People are watching less television than they Mrs. Beck, a Chicago Tribune ’’They’re a loving dimension. We’ve "It is interesting that in our society "... I am aware of jots of babies who Fire Caffs used to and network executives are looking for the editorial writer and best-selling author often confused learning with sitting we have postponed learning a second are left with caretakers who aren’t as n El Manchester taxpayers? reason. 1 think the reason is that the programs of "How to Raise a Brighter Child,” still in a classroom. language, almost uniformly, to high interested and certainly aren’t as well 6 GOOD REASONS points the way in her recently pub­ school years. There’s an enormous educated as parents themselves. I aren’t any good. There’s too much sameness, too "Children sort of have an innate, Manchester little genuine inventiveness. They’re relying on lished “ Best Beginnings: Giving Your built-in desire to please their parents. amount of evidence that shows the think it’s a great hazard. Tuesday, 9:20 a.m. — □ Sn ^ old formats rather than creating new ones. Even Child a Head Start in Life." (Putnam, So they’re also more receptive to brain does not acquire , a second She said some mothers leave their medical call, 385 S. Main ^ Local Developers? though the American public has a huge appetite $14.95). learning parents provide -than they language (later) as easily — or children with nofi-English speaking St. (Paramedics) TO VOTE REPUBLICAN "ft was the thing that was missing would be from somebody else," permanently.” women or women who turn to child care for Junk entertainment, television’s reputation Tuesday, 1:15 p.m. — for mediocrity is what’s hurting it most. People when I had my own children — because . ’’Instead of seeing themselves as because they cannot get other Jobs. motor vehicle accident, are proud to say they’ve been t^-thdiheater, the I saw in them an eagerness to learn someone who changes diapers and MRS. BECK SAID children must also " I ’ve seen in some of the franchised 148 Lenox St. (Town and opera or even the movies bm you don’t hear which is not generally acknowledged in spooning cereal, (parents) see them­ be given many things to manipulate. day centers that the caliber of staffs is. 3 Paramedics) anyone bragging about watching-itelevision. books for parents,” the author said in selves as really a guide to child "These don’t have to be toy's," she quite poor," 3 Tuesday, 1:53 p.m. — Wealthy, Out-of-State an interview. development. And the response they said. They can be household items a medical call. West Mijddle She sai{l studies show the Japanese get — a real excited, interested child can handle freely around the Please turn to page 13 Turnpike and Adams □ investors? Street (Eighth District and Paramedics) Tuesday, 2; 56 p.m. — medical call, 14 Bilyeu □ Out-of-Town Developers? Ma Bell, you’ve created pandemonium in the sky Road (Eighth District and Paramedics) You try gracefully to scramble over the fat lady. Tuesday, 3:34 p.m. — tray so she is balancing her beef burgundy on her I Just read that old Ma Bell has finally made it chest. The fellow on the aisle seat is snoring. His But you trip over her knees and you spill the beef medical call, 32 Norwood possible for air travelers to phone home, right from burgundy all over her lap. St. (Paramedics) dinner is untouched. PETER DIROSA WILLIAM DIANA lOSEPN HACHEY the reclining seat of a 747 cruising at 50,000 feet. ' Just as you dig into the warm iceburg lettuce salad The ensuing melee wakes the guy at the end, who Tuesday, 4:06 p.m. — REPUBLICANS VOTED " N O " What a lousy idea. comes to with such a start that he propels his food tray medical call, 59-F Rachel Connections you hear the voice of Your Captain. For years, it was only on an airplane that you could "Hello. This is Your Captain speaking. We are into the next row. where a 2-year-old is taking a nap. It Road (Eighth District and escape the telephone. Only by selling all your takes three stewards to hold the kid’s mother down. Paramedics) ON BENNET. Susan Plese cruising at .50,000 feet. We’ll be landing at JFK at furniture to buy an airline ticket, watching a approximately 2.30 p.m. Temperature in New York is She swears she will kill you the moment you land. Tuesday, 7:10 p.m. — full-length movie without earphones, and eating Herald Reporter Never mind, you’re out in the aisle. But you don’t gasoline washdown, 208 54 degrees and it’s raining. Thank you for flying steamed steak and dried carrots and styrofoam Eastern. Eunice Rickies, your mother is on the want to turn your back on the mother, who is baring Main St. (Eighth District) dessert coUld you get away from the insistent Jangle of phone." her teeth.^o you back towards the phone. Wednesday, 12:21 a.m. the telephone. dumpster fire. Chest­ ★ RETURN COMMON SENSE Oh, no. You would like to answer the phone discreetly. You would like to slink off to the booth. But Unluckily, at that moment a stewardess comes nut and Gardner streets And now we have to endure it in the sky, top. \ barrelling down the aisle with a metal trolley. She (Town) Maybe it won’t be so bad. Supposedly the phoneonly there is no way of doing anything discreetly on an Wednesday, 3 a.m. — wQks one way. People in the plane can call (jeople on .an’t call to say they forgot their homework and could airplane. There is no such thing as slinking off at catches the back of your heel in the wheels, and' you TO GOVERNMENT ★ 50,000 feet. The minute you move, 300 pairs of eyes are find yourself flat on yout- back on the cart, looking up medical call, 6l Union St. the ground, but not vice-versa. you get it. Your wife wqp’t call to say she’s run away (Eighth District and For instance, if your plane is running late, you can with the orthodontist. trained on you. at the ceiling of the 747. Paramedics) call your wife to tell her to hold dinner. She’ll say But I know that eventually Ma Bell will hook up First, you have to find someone to hold your plastic By the time you get to the phone you are numb. Wednesday, 12:10 p.m. LOUIS KOCSIS DONNA MERCIER something like, "We already ate. Pick up a Burger another line that runs the other way. And chaos will tray. That’s not easy to do, since everyone is busy "Hello?" you ask. — medical call, 681 Center HARRY REINHORN Elect THE REPUBLICAN TEAM King." And you’ll be able to sulk all the way home to reign. holding their own plastic trays. One person can’t be “ Eunice? Is that you?" your mother sayr. "You Imagine. There you are, inside seat, next th the expected to hold more than one plastic tray. sound funny. 1 Just called to see if you have that recipe St. (Paramedics) Hoboken. Wednesday, 12:17 p.m. 'RETURN COMMON SENSE to GOVERNMENT ON NOVEMBER 8th' But pbople on the ground won’t be able to call people window. Your-little plastic tray with plastic food is So you slip it under your seat, where it collides with for rheatballs. You know, the ones with the grape NOV. 8th the suede briefcase that belongs to the executive in Jelly." — smoke alarm, 48-D Paid For By Manchaalar Rapubilean Town CommIHaa, Loula Kocila, Traaaurer In the air; Your boss won’t be able to call to tell you to making a dent in your stomach. The lady ne'xt to you is - Pascal Lane (Town) QRncel your trip because you’ve been fired. Your kid'j 300 pounds overweight and she can’t use her plastuR back of you. • Ma Bell, look what a fine mess you’ve got us in. 4 r 5* MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Nov. 3. 1983 - »

12 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Nov. 3, 1983 Which is better for me, A bout Town 1 Advice Amaranth meets Friday Friends of Library meet ^ Chapman Court 10, Order of Amaranth, will meet The Friends of the Manchester Public Libraries will, low or high option plan? Friday at 7:45 p.m, at the Masonic Temple, East have an executive board meeting Nov. 10at6:30p.mr~ Center Street. in the Junior Room of Mary Cheney Library. Candy striper gives a sweet gift Officers are^^to wear white gowns for initiation. Call 649-9705. QUESTION; My late huiband waa a civil service Those attending should bring gift party items. employee, and I receive a monthly annuity check with Refreshments will be served after the meeting. Grange whist party a deduction made tor Blue Crosi/Blue Shield (high DEAR ABBY; I am a and I dated for five years not seriously seek em­ option). I will be 60 years old next month, anil am M e d ic a re EAST HARTFORD — Hillstown Grange will have a 13-year-oId girl working before we got married two ployment until he comes intepested in enrolling in a major medical plan. Named Hadaasah honoree Monte Carlo whist card party Friday at 8 p.m. at the as a “candy striper" months ago. We live in my up with something, the However, I do not know what plan would be best for M a ilb o x Grange Hall, 617' Hills St. (volunteer) at a home for house. I have a good job honeymoon is over! And me. Admission is $1.50. There will be refreshments and give him a time limit •- E.Z.T. Maxine Jaffe of Manchester has been chosen *by door prizes. Open to the public. the aging in Cleveland. Dear Abby and it pays well. Edith Prague Manchester chapter of Hadassah to be its honoree at During my lunchtime an The problem? Billy unless you '■ ant to carry this freeloader ANSWER: Your federal Blue Cross/Blue Shield is a th^ Connecticut Region Planning for slave sate elderly lady came up to does not have a job, and he of Hadassah’s annual me and asked if I would Abigail Van Buren doesn’t seem to care if he indefinitely. baiic policy covering hospital and medical care, and BOLTON — Members of the Latin Club at Bolton it Is also a major medical. You send your Hand of Healing lun­ walk her to the medical gets one or not. He never cheon Nov. IS at 11.30 High School are making plans for a fall slave sale. building next door to buy a goes job hunting — he just DEAR ABBY: Thank supplemental claims, such as prescription drugs, to Students will be available to rake, wash windows and you for your fine column Washington, D.C. only thing is that you cannot piggyback the federal a.m. at the Park Plaza ^ i r of sunglasses. does odd jobs whenever he Hotel in New Haven. to do light housework. I walked her over there feels like it, which is not on fire prevention during All basic claims go to New Haven. You can call plan with Connecticut Medicare. You have to send in Those interested in hiring slaves should telephone very often. Fire Prevention Week. 1-800-922-1742 — ask for the federal program — and the claim yourself, but that is no problem. The New Mrs. Jaffe is a fourth and she tried to give me a generation of Hadassah one of the following students: Stephen Gately, 90 Cider dollar. I told her I couldn't could use it. I know it isn’t ciety, the Heart Associa­ 1 have tried to impress You wrote: "The phone ask any question you might have. They are very Haven office will explain how you do this. Mill Road, Mai Ferguson, 15 Converse Road, or Sheri tion, Boy Scouts. Girl number of your fire de^- helpful and will tell you how to file your claims, send life members. She has accept it, and besides, it much, but I’m sending it on him the importance of been active in the' Man­ Miller of 154 South Road. was such a beautiful day I to you. Will you please Scouts, help for the getting a steady job be­ partment should be taped your claim forms, and answer any of your questions. QUESTION: Please advise us as to what steps to Officers of the Latin Club are Jenifer Stephens, hearing-impaired and the to every telephone." An You have very good coverage. When you go on take when applying for Title 19. My mother has been in chester Hadassah. She really enjoyed the walk. send it to a worthy cause? cause 1 don’t want to go on has served as program president: Andrew Minicucci, vice president; Wendy She got very mad and visually handicapped, supporting us forever. excellent idea, but ypu Medicare, you should change to the low option. a convalescent home for a year and a half. H§r money Plosky, secretary: Dana Marshall, treasurer. crippled children, etc. should have added, will be running oijt very shortly (in about 2 months). and fund rpising vice threatened not to go back DEAR M.K.: You are to My parents will help us' president and served as The club is also making plans (or a Saturnalia party,. with me if I didn't take the be commended for (a) not You say a dollar isn’t out if we need money, but "along with your QUESTION: I am 70 years old. I have Medicare, Before she entered the home, she transferred her the annual Roman banquet, a trip to Boston ami- much, but every dollar it’s not their place to address.” Blue Cross/Blue Shield plan 81, parts A & B, and home to the family. president from 1976 to- dollar. She said, "Just wanting to keep the mo­ 1978. She has also served participation in State Latin Day at ’firinify College,. take it, and don’t tell ney and (b) asking that it counts. If everyone who support Billy and me. It's A sitter or guest in your major medical, at Oinnecticut General Life Insu­ If we apply (or Title 19, will they take over her house Susan Murray is club advisor. reads this sent a dollar to home may not know your Htrold photo by Richmond rance Co. Do I need major medical which is $28.00 if the traiisfer has been less than two years? This is as chairman of big gifts, anyone! ” Then she stuck go to a worthy cause. our place to support our­ donor and Israeli bond it in my pocket. 1 am sending your dol­ his or her own United selves. Your advice Would address. Also, people “Rags," a big, but cuddly sheep dog, really llk.es it outside more quarterly? our understanding, but we are not positive of the Abby, I don’t know what lar to the United Way in Way, millions of disabled, be greatly appreciated. sometimes panic when M.H. outcome of this situation. Is there any alternative we drives. Playing in UConn show sick, poor ai\d elderly calling the fire depart­ than being kept inside the dog pound. He poses with Dog could look into? Her husband Efrem to do with this money. I’d Cleveland. It supports 175 LOSING PATIENCE Jaffe is a Hadassah STORRS — Nancy Kaiser, daughter of the Rev. and feel so guilty if I spent it. I separate agencies — people would be better DEAR LOSING: Give ment and "forget" their Warden Richard Rand and is waiting to be adopted. ANSWER: It is not a matter of needing it — it is a F.C.M. served. own address. matter of being able to use the benefit of that associate and president Mrs. B.F. Kaiser of 36 Bolton Center Road, Bolton, feel like throwing it out. among which are the Billy an ultimatum. Let of Temple Beth Sholom. will play the role of but there are people who American Cancer So­ DEAR ABBY: "Billy” him know that if he does CANADIAN READER prescription drug rider that is part of the package. ANSWER: The home must have a social worker Adopt a pet You are protected by Medicare, Blue Cross 65 and who can help you apply for Title 19, but the house will Anyone interested in Grace ''Dunning in the Blue Shield 65, but the United Technologies Medicare have to be sold and the money used before your attending the luncheon M axine j a n e University of Connecti­ supplement does give you a prescription drug mother would be eligible. The only way this does not or who wishes to contribute in her name should call cut Nutmeg Theater pro-, coverage of 80 percent after a $50 deductible. happen is when a spouse is living in the house. Helen Kopman, 646-2783. duction of “Knutdtle." 3 C an to o m uch w alkin g be bad? Fluffy mutt lost his owner This coverage is important to many people because At the time of application there would be no lien, but Miss Kaiser has aj()- Blue Cross drug rider is only good after a when the spouse passed away and the house went to Square dancers to meet peared in several pro­ By B arbara Richmond law. Writers want to know what steps hospitalization, while this coverage is good ail year the heirs, then the state would place a lien on the ductions at the univer­ DEAR DR. LAMB: I Letter 18-4, Walking to solution? Manchester Square Dance Club will hold a club sity. Tickets are $4 and Herald Reporter ^ can be taken to prevent dogs being round after a $50 deductible. If you figure out the cost property. There can be no transfer of property within level dance Saturday from 8 to 11 p.m. at Verplanck am a 70-year-old woman Health, which both you. DEAR READER: I sus­ turned loose to roam, overturn trash of the policy ($112) per year, add the $50 (or $162, and two years that is legal. These are federal guidelines. $5. The show will run and have some back prob­ and your husband will be School, 127 Olcott St. through Saturday with pect some of my readers This week’s featured pet is a big cans and destroy private property. you use more than this amount in drugs, then it pays to You would be asking for trouble if you did not declare Earl Johnston will call the squares and Russ and lems. I weigh 113 pounds interested in reading. Oth­ would not consider that a cuddly bundle of fur that Dog Warden Rand said the town doesn’t have a keep the policy along with the Blue Cross 65 an(l the the property. . performances at 8 p.m. and am S feet tall. I began ers who want this issue Anita White will cue the rounds. Dancers must wear and a matinee Saturday Your Health problem. Richard Rand has named, for obvious leash law but the state does have a law Blue Shield 65. You could take her home, as.an alternative, and try soft-soled shoes. Spectators are welcome. a walking program two can send 75 cents with a You are completely nor­ reasons. Rags. He’s a big sheep dog. concerning roaming dogs. The law says If you do have to go into the hospital, this policy also and maintain her wi'ih some help until the two years at 2 p.m. months ago. It was 15 long, stamped, self- Arlene Robertson and Al Scabies will have door For reservations and Lawrence Lamb, M.D. mal. If' you didn’t have But he’s only about a year old. that a dog can't be left to roam on land pays 80 percenf-'of the deductible which is going up to run out. If this is possible (or you to do, you could duty. Refreshments will be served by Mr. and Mrs. minutes at first, then 30 addressed envelope for it nocturnal erections you Rags was picked up near the Police belonging to another person unless $356 on January 1, 1984. Blue Cross also pays the full contact the Home Health Care Agency in your area. information call the box-. minutes and now I’m up to to me, in care of this ■ John Robotto, Mr. and Mrs. Rob Russell and Mr. and Nancy Kaiser office, 486-3969. " wouldn’t be normal. I’m Department on East Middle Turnpike under control of the owner or person deductible so the United Technologies company The doctor should also be involved in this decision. Mrs. Robert Sandall. a little over three miles newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, surprised that the urolo­ on Oct. 18 and he’s ready to be adopted. tending him. The fine for allowing a dog policy is an extra bonus. every morning. It has Radio City Station, New gists you saw did not He l)as a nice black and white coat that to roam is $40, or if the dog is Editor’s note; If you have a question you'd like to Screening for diabetes made my back feel much York, N.Y. 10019. explain this to you. appears well-groomed. But his owner impounded it’s $10 for the first offense, QUESTION: I belong to Medicare A & B, and also to see answered here, write to Edith Prague, care of the Executive board meeting better. Nocturnal erections are hasn’t claimed him. $15 the second, and $20, the third. The Postal Workers Health Benefits plan. As a widow I am Manchester Herald, Box 591, Manchester, 06040. For a The East of the River Diabetes Club will condudl a I had hoped to continue disorders do feel better if Your walking program DEAR DR. LAMB: I not from a full bladder. It’s'ba.rd to believe, but somebody town does have a law requiring owners paying $35 monthly. I am thinking of dropping the personal reply, enclose a sell-addressed, stamped The executive board of the Women's Club of diabetes screening Saturday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. in to add distance until I got they are more active and will help keep you from have a very embarrassing They are caused by the stole Harry, last week’s featured pet. to clean up after their dogs. federal plan and joining the Blue Cross/Blue Shield envelope. Manchester will meet Monday at 8 p.m. at the hqmeof conference room A at Manchester Memorial Hospital, up to five miles. Three walking is a good part of getting fat and will enable problem. I’m 49 years old brain’s activity. In the Rand said he had someone who was Rand said it’s difficult to find the which is cheaper. Could you tell me which option of Mrs, Gloria Hilton. 25 S. Farms Drive. Haynes Street. miles takes me a little such a program. You are you to eat more at the and every night I wake tip phase of sleep when the going to adopt him. But Friday night, owners of the stray dogs. Many times Blue Cross/Blue Shield would be suitable for me? Mrs. June Lo^aglio will serve as hostess with Mrs. The club meets the third Tuesday of each month at longer than one hour. Now doing the right thing. same time. That means with an erection and have eyes move rapidly (rapid before he was picked up, someone when he.has been called to pick up a Your column is very helpful to many people. Hilton. 7:30 p.m. in the conference rooms of the hospital. AH the question is, will five No, five miles a day at a better overall nutrition. to empty my bladder to eye movement, REM) apparently broke into the 'compound stray the dog has wandered off before A.B. Where to write diabetics, their friends and families and interested miles a day harm me? My comfortable speed for you Of course if you quit get relief. I have been to Z' professionals are invited. signals pass to the nerves and kidnapped the dog. he gets there. Here’s where to write for advice from the Openings in workshops husband thinks that if my will not hurt you. walking and eat the same many urologists and after that control blood flow to ANSWER: The low option of the federal Blue The black labrador-setter cross is Rand has cage traps for catching syndicated columnists' featured in the Man­ body gets accustomed to Your husband is really amount you could then a complete examination the penis and cause an still at the pound. He waH,picked up by strays but more times than not it will be Cross/Blue Shield is really what you should sign up (or The Manchester Recreation Department has Auxiliary card party that distance that it will thinking about a different start gaining weight. they have found nothing erection. the 7-ll.Store on Green Road on Oct. 21. a cat, possum, raccoon or skunk that’s during the open season period, which is from Nov. 14 chester Herald: openings in some candy workshops scheduled in fall apart if I should get problem. When athletes, Walking helps streng­ wrong with my prostate or The REM phase of sleep The part-Corgi, the little tan dog with caught. Garbage, cans can be sprayed to Dec. 9 for a January 1 effective date. This will cost • Dear Abby — Abigail Van Buren, P.O. December. Mary Ann Johnson will be the instructor. First District American Legion Auxiliary will have sick. Is this a possibility? such as football players then bones, muscles and kidneys. is the last phase before the cute pointed ears and the short legs, with a special spray to repel dogs. you $7.19 every two weeks, and is an excellent box 38923, Hollywood, Calif. 90083. On Dec. 5 from 9 to it: 30 a.m, in the Arts Building, a card party Friday from B W 10 p.m. at'Post 192, He tells me that this stop training and continu- promotes the circulation. One doctor said it was there will be a workshop on molding and decorating American Legion Way. N awakening. So when a is also still waiting to be adopted. The dog pound is located on town supplement to Medicare. • Dr. Lamb — Dr. Lawrence Lamb, M.D., happens to athletes from to eat targe amount^ o If it helps a person lose "functional” but that chocolate. The event is open to the public. Tickets are $2 each man awakens he often has Little Jason who was the featured pet property off Olcott Street. Rand is After you sign up for this Blue Cross/Blue Shield low P.O. Box 1551, Radio City Station, New York, training. food they get fat and ooon excess body fat (and it means nothing to me. I get an erection. And his a few weeks ago, and who was adopted, Another workshop on Dec. 12, also from 9 to 11:30 and will be sold at the door. Participants may play the usually there each weekday from noon option plan, if you have any questions, you can call N.Y. 10019. card game of their choice. The winner at each table become out of shape. can), it will help to lower some relief from sleeping bladder may be full from is back at khe pound again. People who to 1 p.m. or he can be contacted by a.m., will teach how to mold chocolate around fillings. DEAR READER: Con­ Being out of shape and fat high blood pressure. pills but these don’t al­ Blue Cross/Blue Shield at 1-800-922-1742. Ask for the • Dr. Blaker — Dr. Karen Blaker, P.O. Box The cost is $4 plus about $6 for materials. The will receive a prize. a night’s sleep, but it is the take on the responsibility of adopting calling the pound, 643-6642 or by calling 475, Radio City Station, New York, N.Y. gratulations. A lot of is not good for anyone, You started the right ways work. Can you give federal plan and they will connect you. students will* take home the candy they make. Call At to p.m. there will be the annual raffle drawing. brain not the bladder that pets should realize they must take care the Police Department, 646-4555. The f^eral plan is much better — and cheaper — 10019. people with mild and regardless of how you got way too, gradually. I’m me some idea as to the induces this normal of them. 647-3089. Call Mary LeDuc, 646-3292. that way. There is a $5 fee for adopting a dog to than the regular Blue Cross 65 and Blue Shield 65. The some not-so-mild back sending you The Health cause and a possible reaction. Rand said he has received some make the transaction legal. The owner letters asking if the town has a leash is responsible for licensing the dog. 0 Signs of child abuse worrisome Training can boost kidsMQ Continued from page 11 "I just don’t see any reason why three years — with additional Hartford 9:55. — Rumble Fish (R) 1:30, West Hortlerd everybody has to work 9 to 5 just pregnancies beginning about two DEAR DR. BLAKE R: went on to demand that all because of the experimen­ AltMnoum Clnomo — The 7:20, 9:30. — Educating Rita Elm 1 E 2 — Risky Business During a recent visit with testing involving animals Searchers 7:15, 9:X . (R ) 1:15, 7:15, 9:M. — The Parents working 10 hours a day because it was set up for men who years after the previous baby was tal work done with lab (R ) 7,9:15. — Trading Places born. my grandchildren I no­ be immediately stopped. animals. I’m sure that the Cinema City — Pauline at Right Stutf (P G ) 1:30, 8. — (R ) 7,9:15. — five days a week — do not have have a wife at home to take care of ticed that one of them had the Beach (R ) 7:20, 9:20. — The Osterman Weekend (R) The Movjes— Return of the enough time with young children, everybody else. Only 30 percent “There's a lot of statistics that V Ask I work in a lab in a large angered woman who Say Amen, Somebody (G) 1, 7:30, 9:45, — NeVer Say JedI (P G ) 12, 2:25, 4:45, 7:10, several small burns on university and would like wrote the letter would feel 7:45 with Hoir (R ) 9:40. — Never Again (PG) 1, 7:10. 9:30. — Death Rage (R ) 12:30, she said, but she sees very little consist of married men with a wife show the first child in a family does her leg. I asked her what Dr. Blaker to set the record straight quite differently if her son The Return of Martin Guerre 9:40. 2:15, 4, 5:45, 7:30, 9:30. — risk for mcithers who want to work at home. Work is organized for the better,” she said. “This is espe- f O r N G I N B K had happened and she 7,9:10. — I Married a Shadow Manchester Under Fire (R ) 12, 2:25, 4:45, or keep on their career track with convenience of these people.” • daily true if children are closer in Karen Blaker, Ph.D. concerning the use of had been saved on the 7:30,9:35. UA Theoters.East — Re­ 7:10, 9:30. said that she couldn’t talk animals in experimental operating table with a CInestudle — The Hunger turn o f the JedI (P G ) 7, 9:20. part-time, 20 hour work weeks. Some new patterns are shared age.” "Themother’sbody maynot about it. When I questi­ (R ) 7 : » with The Kina of — Under Fire (R ) 7:10, 9:30. Wllllmantic jobs and flextime. have been able to give optimal testing situations. The surgical technique per­ Comedy (P G ) 9:25. — Death Rage 7:30, 9:30. Jlllson Square Cinema — “I think it’s good for everybody oned my daughter as to animals do not experience fected on a laboratory Cetenlal — Reopens Mansdeld The Dead Zone (R ) 7,9:10. — because 24-hour-a-day child care is "Computers open up a lot of nourishment to a second preg­ why the bums hadn’t been any high degree of pain. Fridoy. Trdns-Lux College Twin — Richard Pryor Here and Now awfully hard for parents,” she interesting jobs for work that can nancy until her body has com­ dog. Richard Pryor Here and Now ! S I ' • J®' ’ • '0- — The B Ig Chll I treated,' she evaded the East Hortlerd (P G ) 7:10,9:25. — Never Soy said. be done at home. So women who pletely recovered after her first Standardized levqls of Eastwood Pub E Cinema — (R) 7, 9.— Betrayal 7, 9. SMOHDBEAS question and told me that I anesthesia are used for all Reduce the role of tele­ Romantic Comedy (PG) Vernon Never Again (PG) 7, 9:25. work at home don’t have to address pregnancy. ^ould not worry so much surgery and otherwise vision in your household 7:30. Cine ) E 2 — Easy Money Windsor AS WOMEN BECOME more envelopes or knit ski caps. They any abnormal cuts, Poor Richard's Pub E Ci­ (R ) 1:30,7, 9:10. — Risky Plaza — Romantic Comedy can do some high-level work on the “Parents have more time and about the grandchildren. further help. ' painful manipulations. with help from Dr. Blak- Business (R ) 2, 7:10, 9:30. important in the workforce, Mrs. bruises, burns or swel­ nema — Romontic Comedy (P G ) 7:15. computer.” interest in their first child or child I am very concerned Destruction of the anim­ er’s newsletter "Taming (P G ) 7:30, 9:M. Beck said, they should insist on who is separated from another about the children’s lings and if you notice DEAR DR. BLAKER: als after the experimental the TV Beast.” Send 50 Showcase Cinemas — Ri­ changes making it easier to fulfill Mrs. Beck believes children anything else unusual it chard Pryar Here and Now should be spaced out about every child by a couple of years. safety in that house. My While leafing through a testing is done with an cents and a stamped, (R ) 1:35,7:45,10. — The Dead other obligations and interests. daughter and I never got would be to your grand­ recent news magazine I overdose of anesthesia. self-addressed envelope Zone (R ) 1:40, 7:45, 9:55. — IpCMIMieailKMCMIWIIMKSlCMMflfMWMnmeailCY along^ very well so I don’t children’s advantage to noticed a letter from a The animals are not The Big Chill (R ) 1:15, 7:35, PUASURABU to Dr. Blaker in care of know'how to confront her confront your daughter. lady wifp was incensed skinned, beheaded or this newspaper, P.O. Box < 26th HOLIDAY FAIR i with my fears. In this case, your knowl­ over the use of animals for mutilated. One should 475, Radio City Station, w THE atuMmYsoue S edge may be enough to experimentation in major also understand that peo­ New York, N.Y. 10019. H Second Congregational Church K DEAR READER: The scare her away from any labs and universities ple who work with the Write to Dr: Blaker at SHOIVCASE R Saturday, November 5,1963 B RE-ELECT way you describe this further abuse. If not, throughout the country. animals generally care the above address. The B Church Community House I situation there doesn’t there are many child Her outrage stemmed about them and don’t volume of mail prohibits CINEMAS ^ BoiMw Tmhm*6 (NsmM fi seem to be any hard abuse centers that will from her reading about want to see them suffer. ■MMMEMEIMa 8 •:» A.M. 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Editor’s note: Joe Gurman, a Manchester resident and with the lights still on, was soon asleep. the diner for breakfast. You're nothing but a for many years, is a recognized authority on bamboo slowpoke. It’s getting l.ate.”- SPORTS fly rods, and the sport of fly fishing. THE R ^ST of the group coiitinued to go about their business, carrying on conversation, joking, and WITH THAT, they jumped Into the car, drove down I had planned to write a column on bird hunting, and Joe's World thumping around the cabin. Aii this time, the the road a short piece, and watched the front of the' then I had another thought on our salmon fishing trip so6n-to-te victim slept on. In fact, he slept so well, he cabin. to the Margaree, but I scrapped both because I heard became quite audible, and his snoring soon rocked the In the short space of five minutes, they saw the Turgeon stars one of the funniest, true stories about a recent fishing Joe German camp. ■ cabin door fly open, and their good buddy jump Into Indians unimpressive in finale trip. I just have to pass it on to you. The teller of this tale evidently was the genius who his car. Here the teller of this tale gets real dramatic. "The gravel flew, the tires squealed, the engine Last Wednesday evening I traveled to Norwich to came up with the idea for what follows, because he By Len Auster with an 8-2 romp over Fermi. the Hornets, being outshot four address a local chapter of Trout Unlimited on the roared, and — the car,went roaring up the highway became absolutely hysterical with laughter at this Herald Sports Writer Hall winds up 13-0-2 for 69 points to nothing. toward the diner,” he related. "And we just sauntered subject of fly rods. The group was a super congenial point. The victim sat there getting red in the face and and the Indians 12-1-2 for 64 “ I thought we did a heckuva in Whale win back to the cabin, turned on the lights, started to play bunch, and six of them had just come back from a muttering obsenities. It wus not the type of points. job, 1 feel we’re the most all eaten dinner at a diner a few miles away, and cards, tie flies, and just laugh our heads o ff." fishing trip up north. “ Hey guys, let's fix sleepinl^beauty." Apdthewiley performance a couch wants Manchester advances to state improved team in the league," At 11:15 p.m. the door flew open and there stood Before it was my time to address the group they retired to the cabin to discuss the day's fishing, make joker unfolded his plan. right before state tournament tournament play with the rank­ said Hornet coach John Warren. their buddy, shouting obscenities while they rolled on regaled us all’ with the hug6 success they enjoyed on plans for the next day, tie flies, and just sit around and First, they set the clock, which read 10:15 p.m., play. ings ,and pairings to be an­ " I t ’s too bad our season is n lie to one another. the floor from laughing. To quote the butt of the joke the river. ahead to.4:40 a.m. They switchedoff all the lights, and Manchester High, looking like nounced Saturday in Hamden. over." over Devils However, the highlight of the trip was one of those ^ Three of the group were working over their tackle, climbed fully clothed into bed. They covered himself. " I came roaring into the diner, looking for anything but one of the top The pesky Hornets finish their A penalty kick by Neil Welles pranks that a group will pull on a lone member. The ''tw o of the others were tying flies, and the sixth themselves and waited fpr the alafim to go off in five those impatient slobs, and the first thing that hit me soccer teams in the CCIL as its year 4-11. tied it for the Hornets in the subject of this little drama kept promising dire member who shall remain nameless, was getting minutes. was the number of people in there at that early hour. record indicates, did escape “ I think we came back well. third period. That offset a ready for bed. retribution to his tormentors all during the recital. When it did, they jumped out of bed, still in the dark, Then I looked at the clock, saw it was 11 p.m., and for a with a 2-1 win over upstart East We found a way to win," said 4>enalty kick by Brad Peiligri- HARTFORD (U P I) — He’s a diamond in the rough, not yet That’s how I know for sure it’s a true story. Here goes. "How come you’re going to bed so early? It’s only and rushed around, while the poor "sleeper' tried to minute couldn't comprehend what was going down. Hartford High Wednesday af­ Mancjiester coach Bill nelli for Manchester witlTseven having reached his 19th birthday, but as far as the Hartford 9:30," said one of the fly tiers. come to, and get himself dressed for the day. Then it hit me. I'd been had. No fellers, 11 p.m. They ternoon at Memorial Field. McCarthy, who admitted this seconds left in the first half. Whalers are concerned, Slyvain Turgeon is ready to make a solid THE SIX ANGLERS had rented a double cabin in a "Hey, we put in a'long day and we’re getting up at Three or four minutes later, they all piled oqt the really had done a job on m e." Any hopes Manchester had of was not the way to prepare for The Indians did manage to contribution in his rookie season. motel in upstate New York, adjacent to a small town quarter to five tomorrow. I ’m going to hit the sack." door (after turning on the lights, so that their poor I personally have to admit that this tale was the high sharing league laurels went out post-seasoi) play. avoid the embarrassment of The second player taken-in last June’s NHL entry draft, T.irgeon and the river they wanted to fish. This from the nameless one. befuddled buddy could see they were all dressed and point of my evening. The only regret I have is that I the window Wednesday as Hall Manchester was completely overtim e' against their less was tabbed by Hartford ahead of the more highly touted Pat On the night this great episode took place, they had With that, he set the alarm clock, climbed into bed. ready to g o ). They shouted to him, “ Hey — meet us at didn't think of it myself, and pull it off in Nova Scotia. ' took the championship outright outplayed in the third period by skilled opponent with a goal I^Fontaine. drafted by the Nevf York Islanders and now a member with 3:49 left in regulation on of the U.S. Olympic team. If early impressions mean anything, the Study warns one of their few offensive Whalers appear to have made the right choice. combinations. An indirect kick Turgeon scored two power play goals Wednesday night, Doctors urge by Brian Milone was flicked by including the game winner at 8:35 of the third period to snap a 4-4 tie Pelligrinelli to a waiting Nick and lift the Whalers to a 5-4 victory over the struggling New Jersey Cacace, and the sophomore left Devils. Cancer treatments wing booted home the game- Hartford broke a three-game losing streak while the Devils have that cities winner, his ninth goal of the lost nine straight contests. sbason. With Hector Marini serving a delay of game penalty, Turgeon, risk new cancer Manchester, after the hor­ whose six goals this season have all come on power plays, took a rendous third period, came on in pass from Mike Zuke and rifled a 20-foot shot past Ron Low. ciean up lead "It was a ijerfect pass from Mike Zuke," said Turgeon who Will be the closing 20 minutes to hold an By Gino Del Guercio reproduction. 8-0 edge in shots. " I was pleased 19 on Jan. 17. " I played a lot on power plays in junior hockey and I United Press International "These drugs are designed to kill the. with the way we came back. 1 like being there” cells they attack,” said Dr. Mark H. BOSTON (UPI) — Medical researchers urged city saw some intensity in the fourth Turgeon, who led the Hull Olympics in scoring last year with 54 BOSTON — Patients going through Greene, another author of the study. quarter," McCarthy said. goals and 109 assists for 163 points, has impressed his teammates. 3 health officials across the country today to clean up chemotherapy may have a complete "But some of the cells, rather than lead-contaminated dust in the homes of urban poor to Overall, the Indians appeared "H e can fire the puck," commented Blaine Stoughton, an recovery to look forward to, but certain being killed, are simply injured" and protect hundreds of thousands of children who may be lethargic and without the accus­ acclaimed NHL sniper. "That shot he took to win the game was a treatments increase the chances of apparently go on reproducing. in danger of suffering brain damage. tomed zip to their play. Their rocket. I was on the bench and I couldn’t sfee it.” contracting leukemia and other 'The study limits itself to leukemia, or Doctors at Baltimore’s Sinai Hospital said efforts to passing was far from crisp and It didn’t take Whaler Coach Jack Evans long to realize that cancers later in life, doctors warned cancer of the white blood cells, but the remove chipping lead paint from city homes have II the Indians were often guilty of Turgeon is something special. today. authors speculated the drugs might succeeded in eliminating most severe cases of lead being out of position. "The moment I saw him, I knew he was a good player,” said A study published in the New produce other kinds of cancer as well.' poisoning in children. But the current programs A good team — like the ones to Evans. "H e ’s doing exactly what I expected of him” England Journal of Medicine found "The findings of this study unders­ aren’t enough to reduce the lead content in children’s be faced in the tournament — Turgeon has made his share of rookie mistakes but he has that of 2,067 patients on one type of core the need for caution when blood to normal levels. could exploit that very easily. learned what it takes to play in the NHL: chemotherapy, 14 developed leukemia alkylating agents are considered for In a report published in the New England Journal of McCarthy sees the tourna­ ’’In juniors it was all offense," said Turgeon. "Here, I have to during a six-year period, while only one the treatment of cancer patients who Medicine, the researchers said severe lead poisoning ment as a bonus for his young concentrate on checking my man." member of a 1,566-member control are at low risk of relapse or of patients leads to severe brain damage or death, but mounting squad that starts nine under­ Norm Dupont. Stoughton and Ray Neufeld also scored for group developed the disease. evidence indicates that even lower levels of lead can with various (non-deadly) diseases," classmen. "It should be a fun Hartford, which improved to 5-6-1. The Whalers were coming off a “ It’s fairly common to see patients the study said. impair brain function in subtle ways. time for us," he said. "Yqu can 10-day road trip. on these kinds of treatments develop "A s many as 600,000 children in mostly urban areas Other diseases most often treated say we didn’t play well against "W e were tired, especially in the third period," admitted leukemia a few years down the line," have slightly elevated levels of lead in their blood," with alkylating agents are rheumatoid East Hartford but you have to Stoughton. “ There was a lot of pressure on us to win this gam e.” said Dr. John Boice, of the National said Dr. Evan Charney, who headed the Sinai team. arthritis, an inflammation of the joints, look at the big picture. How "W e wanted this game badly." said New Jersey coach Billy Cancer Institute in Bethesda, Md., "Current cleanup programs in many cities clean the and multiple sclerosis, a disease that many teams can say they are MacMillan, whose club is a dismal 1-11-0. "It stings because we did primary author of the study. home to a certain extent, but may leave behind slowly destroys a victim's nervous 12-1-2? We’ll see what the a lot of good things out there." He said the research was the first to lead-contaminated dust that appears to be enough to system. tournament brings. We’re not Gary McAdam scored two goals for the Devils, who overcame a keep levels above normal." confirm the hazards of some anti­ In his editorial, Calabresi cautioned expected to do well with a young 3-0 deficit in the second period. cancer drugs. He urged city jiealth officials to expanded their that the study’s findings are a good sign team but we’ll see how well the Also scoring for the visitors were Mike Kitchen and Jeff Larmer. T UPI photo The danger was highlighted earlier cleanup programs to include lead-laden dust, with that chemotherapy is working, and Herald pbotot by Pinto kids get motivated." "W e moved the puck well’and had more offense tonight,” added this month when Cardinal Terence special emphasis on the homes of urban poor, which thus is keeping people alive longer. The motivation level will have MacMillan. "The chances were there. It’s got to break for us. We’re Cooke of New York died of leukemia are more likely to be older and rundown. Talking watch for sightless "The worst thing that could happen Manchester's Ed Kloehn battles East Hartford's Dave to be greater than it was against working too hard for it not too,” ' Charney also warned that people renovating homes which developed after eight years of from misinterpreted publicity on this the Hornets, Otherwise the ’83 Eric Waller! uses his head to MacMillan was not happy with Marini’s penalty. chemotherapy treatments for lymph Goslin (1) for control in the India'ns-HOrnets soccer built before 1950 may be exposing themselves and study is that people would start post-season for Manchester "You usually don’t see that type of call in a 4-4 gam e," said Hattori Seiko, the maker of Seiko watches, has developed a cancer. refusing chemotherapy anckthat would contest Wednesday. / could be a short one. stop an East Hartford rush. MacMillan. "But that’s the type of thing a bottom place club has got N their children to high levels of lead-contaminated dust. talking watch specifically designed for the blind and the In an accompanying editorial, how­ bring us back to where we started," to absorb” ever, Dr. Paul Calabresi of Brown From a study of 425 children. Charney and his team weak-sighted. Unlike the conventional quartz wristwatches, the said Calabresi. “Chemotherapy is University cautioned the study was no keeping patients alive long enough so found that lead levels can be reduced to normal by new Seiko timepiece has no hands nor digits but tells time testing dust in various areas of the homes where reason to refuse chemotherapy. we can begin to see the harmful children have higher-than-normal lead levels, then through a synthesized voice. At the touch of a button a The drugs of concern are called secondary effects." eliminating any dust containing lead. synthesized female voice would tell the time. Retail price in alkylating agents, among the most He urged more such studies to commonly used types. They attack a Lighter Buckner leads "Identifying areas within the home that place a Japan is set at 9,800 yen (about 42 U.S. dollars). Photo shows determine exactly which chemother­ cell’s genetic material, which controls apy drugs are the safest as well as the child at risk of lead poisoning and instituting regular the different models, known as Alba Astrovoice. control measures to reduce that risk should lead to a the cell’s normal functioning and most effective. meaningful reduction of blood lead values in affected children, over and above that achieved by the usual Celtics past Bucks' lead-removal methods," the report said. Treadmill tests The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has By Peter May floor to continue his hot shooting It didn’t work out from Day One. produced a report now under review by outside FOR 10 DAYS ONLY UPI Sports Writer streak. He made 54 percent of his Buckner averaged only 7.9 points a scientists showing t,he average American ingests accurate gauge shots in the pre-season and 50 game, second lowest in his seven- about 1.25 ounces of lead annually. BOSTON — The Boston Celtics percent in the first two games. His year career. His 44 percent shoot­ The report, made available to UPI, said the major want to forget last season and no defense also has improved, thanks ing was also his second worst and source of lead was polluted air. Although lead MICHAELS - DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER onp is more eager to make amends in part to an off-season diet whidh he played the fewest minutes of V pollution has been reduced in some areas by federal of heart trouble than Quinn Buckner. He’s the first resulted in the loss of 10 pounds. any season. regulation, an E PA spokesman said the agency is to pdmit he didn’t deliver as " I think Qqinn has approached During the off-season, he was considering whether to take further action. , this season real well.’’ said Mil­ BOSTON (UPI) — Contrary to previous findings, advertised. rumored to be going here or there. waukee coacli Don Nelson. "H egot treadmill stress tests are accurate in predicting a "Last year was a struggle, but The Celtics’ acquisition of Dennis his weight down and worked hard person’s risk of having heart troubles, Italian dbctors Half Million Dollars I ’m using it as a learning expe­ Johnson had made Buckner expen­ reported today. rience and going from there," on his shooting (with Junior dable, some thought. But he Bridgeman) in the off-season. I Technology is Reporting on a 10-year study of 11,000 factory Buckner said Wednesday night. remained ^nd had a terrific told him he has the right attitude to workers, published in the New England Journal of “ It didn’t work out well." training camp. Estate Diamonds Buckner had 16 points, five have a super year and I think he "Quinn is a leader. He’s a Medicine, the University of Milan doctors said the will." abused by kids tests accurately predicted whether a patient will assists and three steals in helping quarterback out there and he can the Celtics to a cruise- control Buckner came to the Celtics either suffer chest pain, a heart attack or die suddenly play great defense. He’s also from Milwaukee in the deal for sometime in the future. ' Specially Priced 119-105 victory over the Milwaukee giving us some great outside Dave Cowens’ rights and it was CHICAGO (U PI) — By the time a child graduates "This test recognizes that exercise stress tests are Bucks. He was one of seven Boston shooting. He’s a sm artjilayer and players in double figures, paced by widely assumed he’d ijlug holes in _ from high school, researchers say he will have spent particularly helpful in identifying high risk patients .Jie has the respect of his team­ the backcourl defense shredded by twice as many hours watching television as he spent in with coronary disease," said Dr. Thomas J. Ryan, a Liirry Bird with 27. mates,” Celtics coach K.C. Jones Michaels has acquired a famous the likes of Andrew Toney. the classrootn. journal editor. "This study will reopen the door on Buckner hit on 7-of-9 from the said. David Pearl, chief of the National Institute of analyzing stress tests.” jeweler's half million dollar Mental Health’s Behavioral Sciences Research ''"This isn’t the magic test that is going to separate inventory of diamond rings for its Branch, said parents significantly underestimate the out people who seem to be well but aren’t,” he said. time their youngsters spend in front of the video tube "But it is important for the medical community to Estate Department. . and the type of programs they watch. recognize that carefully done stress tests can give UPI photo East, Manchester have "Television is now a socializing agent almost predictive information.” comparable in importance to the home, school and Combined with a series of other tests and a patient ■vww . Winnipeg center Dale Hawerchuk, left, jjart^'McSorley in front of the Penguin neighborhood in influencing children’s development history, the Italian doctors the stress tests can give an Three row keeps his eye on the puck despite a i&t in NHL action Wednesday night. and behaviors,” Pearl said at a conference accurate pictureof whether a patient has a high risk of Diamond state playo ff possibilities diamond check from Pittsburgh defenseman addressing the impact, of lifestyles on child and suffering a heart attack. Once doctors know a patient cluster fashion wedding ring adolescent health problems. is at high risk, the patient’s lifestyle can be changed to ring. .30 carat Total weight He said studies show the average American ch'ild — make an attack less likely, Ryan said. center 1 carat. There are visions dancing in the minds of age 9 to 12 — will spend about 1,000 hours in the The study, conducted between 1971 and 1981, diamond. 1.75 $1610. NHL roundup Manchester High and East Catholic football classroom over a year'but wilt spend 1,340 hours contradicted earlier research which shotyed the tests total carat ■ ■ players. before a television set. were of questionable value in determining high-risk weight. No, not of sugar plum or anything resembling Thoughts And by the time that average child completes high heart patients. $3570 Christmas, although that’s not lar off. No, the Indian and Eagle gridders have visions ApLENty school, he will have spent 22,000 hours of accumulated During a stress test, a patient is exercised, either on Housley in kfiots over tie of playing in a Connecticut lnterschola&|ic viewing time before the television screen and only a treadmill or stationary bicycle, while his heart beat Len Auster, 11,000 hours of classroom time, he said. is monitored on an electrocardiogram. The reading Athletic Conference football championship Specialists said other examples of technological can be analyzed in 12 different ways, but doctors found Man's game. Herald Sportswriter Rarely do we have an diamond By Ira Kaufman tender Tom Barrasso, namid NHL victory in the last seven games. abuse among children include the automobile and that one particular factor, called a depressed ST, If the playoffs were scheduled this weekend. opportunity to offer such a solitaire. .72 UPI Sports Wr^er Rookie of the Month earlier in the McCarthy added three assists and Manchester would square off with Greenwich in . 3 video computers. indicates whether a patient will have future problems. day. set up Ciccarelli for the eventual "Technology advances are having a tremendous varied selection of carat, brushed the Class LL title match, and East Catholic would The stress tests are particularly useful because finish, Although Phil Housley|s third- Buffalp scored twice early in the game winner at 8:35 of the third impact on our lifestyles ... and is particularly true in . diamond engagement,men's, be facing the No. 1 tean) in the stale. Hand High of they are safe, don’t cost much and can be conducted $2280 period goal forged the tie. over­ second period to talle a 2-1 lead. period. Ciccarelli also had three youth," said Dr. James Holroyd, a pediatrician at the on large groups of people, Ryan said. ‘ wedding, cocktail and fancy Madison, in the Class MM titular match. time left him in knots. Mike Foligno tipp^ Housley’s assists while John Anderson had traditional Turkey Day match-up and anything University of Southern California in Los Angeles. The reason earlier studies' of stress test couldn’t rings at one time at such There are three more games for each club. It is Hoilsley’s 45-footer past New goalmouth pass pa|t Hanlon 31 two goals for Toronto. not loo far down the road to speculate on the many goes. "All technological advances have major positive prove the value of the tests, he said, was a statistical substantial savings from seconds into the pertiid and Gilles York Rangers’ goalie Glen Hanlon Penguins 6, Jets 3 possibilities. East Catholic’s plight was helped last weekend affects on society, but we must be aware also of the problem. The Italian researchers used a large replacement prices. Here is tied the score 3-3 at 6:17 of the third Hamel finished off a Sran-1 break at Rick Kehoe scored a power-play negative affects. The road for Manchester High is full of by Ledyard High’s 5-2 upset loss to East Lyme. number of patients and carefully matched control and the perfect occasion to period, but Buffalo’s second-year 4:43, The Ranger’s “Anders Hed- goal at 7:30 of the third period to That boosted the Eagles into second place in Class "I am convinced we have a-major problem in experimental groups to get their results. potholes. The upstart Indians, who’ve taken the purchase a lovely ring as a defenseman will think about the berg tied it 2-2 at 12:^ on a rising break a 3-3 tie and spark Pitts­ MM behind Hand, but the stay may only be society as to what this technology is doing in our ’’This was a very carefully conducted study," said CCIL by storm and have a 7-0 record to date, must gift for Christmas or for arfy Marquise cut one that got away Wednesday 40-foot,er. J burgh. Kehoe, whose goal was his engage East Hartford, Penney, and crosstown temporary. East has a Friday night date with homes and to our children,” Holroyd said. "W e’re not Rypn. New York took a 1-v lead with 25 diamond ring. night as the two teams battled 300th as a'member of the Penguins, East Catholic in that order. Xavier in Middletown at Palmer Field, and prepared. It is exploding on us so rapidly." other important event. through a scoreless 5-minute seconds left in the fte t period on helped extend the Jets’ winless Video games are the newest attraction. .59 carat That Manchester-East Catholic game on coming away with a win won’t i> e easy. overtime. Ron Greschner’s poMKr-f•-play goal. streak at home this season to six Holroyd said children often spend lunch money and $3060 . Thanksgiving Day could have two-fold signifi­ Hand appears a shoo-in as one of the two teams Hershey bar prices up " I took a quick slap shot and it hit "W e’re happy to pWk: Up a point games. Ron Flockhart iced the win in MM but Ledyard remains a contender. The steal money from their parents in order to maintain • All items 14k gold cance, but more on this later. > Items enlarged to show detail Hanlon’s pad and bounced off the on the road," sait^NeW York coach with a score off a breakaway at Colonels, however, have a date Saturday with their habit — and school absenteeism has increased. ’ HERSHE Y, Pa. (UPI) — The price of a Hershey bar The closing three games for Manchester are not • All items are oneof-a-kind and subject to prior sale boards," recalled Housley of his Herb Brooks: “ We like to think that 12:01 and Kevin McClelland scored unbeaten New London High, 6-0, at the Whalers’ "Interpersonal skills are not developed," Holroyd will increase by a nickel, its maker has announced. easy ones. East Hartford, after looking bad in its strong scoring chance with 22 we’re one of the best skating teams an empty-net'goal with 33 seconds field. Ledyard closes out the regular season with said. “ Good human relations are needed and are at "It’s basically a wholesale increase,” Deborah season-opening loss to East Catholic, has come on seconds remaining in overtime. in the NHL ... if we’re skating. 1 left. Fitch and Moiltville. Neither one of them will be greater risk'than ever." Ryerson, a spokeswoman for Hershey Foods Corp., strong. Penney is always tough! and what needs "The pupk came back to me and I think overtime is great for the fans Oilers II, Capitals 3 ' easy teams to beat. Holroyd suggested video game arcades limit their said Wednesday. "W e do not control retail prices, but to be said about the Turkey Day game? was surprised... I was trying to get — it’s long overdue — and I Wayne Gretzky had two goals And now we come to the Turkey Day hours and locate farther away from schools. He also we expect this increase to result in a five-cent Greenwich has dates remaining with Brien It up on the ice before he smothered wouldn’t^totally bej against 10 and three assists and defensemen. possibilities. Just think; Manchester, 9-0, needs a said children should spend more of their video game increase to the consumer.” McMahon. Slamiord Catholic and Westhill of it.” minutes. <' Don Jackson and Paul Coffey each win to make it to the state championship game in time in activities such as gymnastics, competitive Hershey said it will raise wholesale prices of its Stamford. The Cardinals’ middle foe. Stamford In breaking a three-garne losing " I think that the people are added two goals as Edmonton Class LL. And East Catholic. 8-1, also needs a win swimming and ballet. standard candy bar llne.Dec. 19, which Ms. Ryerson Catholic, is No. 1 in Class S at 6-0 currently, and streak, the Rangers tied idle paying the freight in the NHErand convincingly snapped the Capitals’ for it to qualify for the Class MM championship However, Holroyd said, video technology can be TrustedJewelers Since 1885 will provide a challenge. Hamden High, No. 3 iii said will include the standard niilk chocolate bar,.the Philadelphia . atop the Patrick the fans deserve asiinuch enter­ five-game winning streak. The game. used in positive ways such as with homework. He pimond bar, Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups and other Class L L also at 7-0 but with less points under the Division with 19 points. Reijo tainment as possible.” Oilers blitzed Washington goal- system that determines the top tw'o, has dates Just think what the Turkey Day game in 1983 added the overall effect on teenagers'has not yet been candy bars sold singly. ■ 958 MAIN STREET Ruotsalainen gave the Rangers a North Stars 8, M a|^ Leals 5 tender A1 Jensen, who had allowed with Filch of Groton, Wilbur Cross and Notre would mean. It surely would be (or more than just determined because it is so new. She said the price rise is needed to offset higher Manchester, Conn. 06040 Tel. 643-2741 ' 3-2 lead at 3:58 of the third period Tom McCarthy andl Dino Cicca- only five goals in his past five Dame of West Haven left. The latter game is a the bragging rights in town. "W e really have no good data to proVfe anything,” he costs of cocoa beans, almonds, sugar and other American Express/Masier Charge/Visa/Michaels Charge when his shot came off the post and relli .scored two goals apiece as games, for five goals in just the said. . ingredients. ' he fired the rebound past goal- Minnesota posted just Its second first period.

S 16 - MANCHESTER IIKRALD, Thursduy, Nov, 3, 4983 MA.NCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. .Nov :t. I98.'l - 17 High school roundup Sports in Brief S c o r e b o a r d Coventry hosts Cheerieading T O N IG H T 9 Boxing: Ken Bogner ys. Mike C O V E N TR Y — The Eastern Connecticut East girls qualify for state tourney North 8tara 8, Maple Leala 5 Cavaliers 103, Rockets 94 7 Kopulo International Golf, ESPN Brown, ESPN Football Conference Cheerleading Competition 7:30 Bruins ys. Blues, Channel 38 )0 Spurs vs. Suns, USA Cable Scholastic Toronto - 111—5 H O U S TO N (94) Radio, TV 7:30 Bulls ys. Nefs, USA Coble will be held at Coventry High School On Saturday MHinioola 113—I C. Jones 5-7 M U. Walker 0^ 1-2 L at 1 p.m. Over 300 cheerleaders from 14 area FIrtt Period— 1, Toronto. Harris 2 Sampson 7-17 2-2 16, Ford 2 12 2-3 6, towns, including Bolton and Coventry, will (Dorlogo, Korn), 14:00. 2, Minnesota, Lloyd 5>13 0-0 10, Leave)! 5-10 M 12, Reid MH8 JV girli soccer Clccorelll 5 (Moruk, McCarthy), 16:». 3, 5.9 4-6 14, Teogte 4-10 0-1 8, Hayes 1-3 2-3 compete. Awards will be presented to the'top and boys wind up perfect season Minnesota, Payne 3 (Acton, Bellows), 4, Bailey 6-10 0 ^ 12, Totals 40-97 13-10 94. 643-9591 winning squads in age groups from 3rd and 4th . SIMSBURY — Monchaiter High „ 17:41. 4, Minnesota, McCarthy 2 CLEVELAND 003) . grade to high schools. olrU’ lunlor vanity soccer team wot (Clccorelll, M oruk), 19:00. Penalties— Shelton 7-11 3-4 17, Robinson 5-13 5-10 Needing two wins to qualify for state tournament set for themselves. Peter Palmer, who had. been goalie most of the on the short end ot o 2-0 score to Richter, Min, 2:46,’ Roberts, Min, 3:1B; 15. Hinson 3-7 1-2 7, Huston 2-5 2-4 6, season for Coventry, has been switched to left wing. Simsbury High here Tuesday. Goalies Salming, Tor, 1S:10; Farrish, Tor, 18:27. Free 13-30 6-9 33, Hubbord 5-6 4-4 14, play, the East Catholic girls' soccer team accomp­ "Our team roster consisted of three freshmen, five Laurel Lomeso and Betty Maher were Second Period— 5, Tornoto, Anderson 7 Thompson 0-3 0-0 0, Cook 2-4 0-0 4, Discount Whaler tickets "Palmer has an excellent left foot and I felt we didn’t (Daoust, Forrlsh), 4:53. 6, Minnesota Granger 2-2 3-3 7, Totols 39-01 24-36 103. lished the task in fine fashion. The Eagles completed sophomores, eight juniros and five seniors and this ' kept busy. Manchester, 0-10-1, wos to ALCAR the double with a 4-0 win over South Catholic young team has worked hard all year but now we have enough offense on the left side,” said Plaster. complete Its season today at home McCarthy 3 (Brolen, Giles), 5:4«. 7. Houston 21 29 28 16— 94 The Manchester Recreation Department is .. against Ferm i. Toronto, Groham 2 (Gavin, Salming), Cleveland 29 25 30 19— 103 Wednesday afternoon at Mount Nebo. must prepare for the new season. Senior co-captains Steve Burrell and Bob Harris played well in the AUTO PARTS offering discount Whalers tickets for the 6:51. 8, Broten 5 (Clccorelll, McCarthy), Three-point goals — Leaveil. Free. East began the week with a 4-0 win over E.O. Smith. Bill Masse and Jeff Riggs deserve praise for bringing 8:17, 9, Toronto, McCourt 3 (Forrlsh, Fouled out— None. Total fouls— Thursday, Nov. 17 game vs. the Quebec midfield for Coventry. The Eagles with the win went to 6-6-2 to qualify for the the team togheter and providing the leadership on the Volve), 13:24. Penoltles— Bellows, Min, Houston Nordiques and the Wednesday, Noy. 23 game 4:09; Volve, To r, 8:17; Stewart, To r, 26. Cleveland 21. Rebounds— Houstoh^ state tournament with rankings and pairings to be against the Montreal Canadiens. These $11 team. We'll now await the tournament pairings, Tech bows Soccer malor, 3:17; Richter, Min, m ulor, 8:17; 45 announced Saturday in Hamden. practice to keep sharp and set our sights high.” Giles, Min, 12:08; Valve 14:20; Moruk, (Sampson 16), Cleveland 49 (Robinson 226 SPRUCE ST., MANCHESTER, CONN. tickets may be purchased for ^ through the Rec Falling in its 1983 final^, Cheney Tech was on the ' ••••••ooeeoegggeeegggg Min, 16:09; Grahom, To r, 19:00; Levie, and Hinson 11). Assists— houston A team has to win 50 percent of its games to gain East a year ago was a state Class L L 24 Department on Garden Grove Road and the post-season play. short end of a 1-0 score to East Windsor High Min, 19:00. Mahoney Rec Center at 110 Cedar Street. For quarterfinalist. M8C Mustangs Third Period— 10, Minnesota, Clcca- (Leaveil 7), Cleveland 22 (Robinson 7). "This was a fitting end t our first season,” said East Northwest took a 1-0 lead on a goal by Tom Kelly off Wednesday afternoon at the Beavers' field. relll Technical— Walker. A— 11,156. further details call 647-3084 or‘647-3166.. coach D ^ Fay. “ We played one of the toughest a free kick at the 4:37 ma^k. East came back as John Eric Thurz had the only goal for the visitors at the DARIEN — Manchester Soccer Club 6 (M cCorthy, Maxwell), 8:35.11, Toronto, 12; 57 markon a good shot. The win gives East Windsor girls' 12-ond‘Under team advanced to Anderson 8, 9:26. 12, Minnesota, schedules in the state and we proved we could be Furey continued his torrid scoring pace with hi$ loth the quarterfinals In Connecticut Junior MacAdam 2 (Broten, CIcCarelll), 15:26. Maverlcks123,Bjazers117 Run for Hope results competitive with the best. goal in four games, giving him 14 for the season, at the a 4-8-3 record. Cheney winds up Its campaign at 4-11. Soccer Association play with a 2-0 win 13, Minnesota, Bellows 6 (Acton) 19:18. "Personally ,J am very proud of this team. They are 30:03 mark on a rebound off an initial drive by Masse. "We were pretty flat in the beginning," said Tech ' over Darien here last weekend. Penalties— Forrlsh, Tor, 6:12; Mox- PORTLAND (117) The first Pumpkin Run for Hope took place on coach Paul Soucy.' 'We came out and played better in Heather Caverv and Karen Rattano- well, Natt S-16 4-4 14. Thompson 8-16 5-8 21, very special b^ause five seniors were present four The second half belonged to East as it whipped the koun scored the goals for the focals. Oct. 30 with 328 runners competing. Over $2,000 the second half. Neither team really had a lot of good Min, 16:40. Cooper 2-7 (W) 4, Poxson 9-17 5-6 23, years ago when we started the program. Now the homestanding Indians, 1-12. “ We seem to play well in Amy Gates. Paula Hollis. JoAnn Shots on Goal— Toronto 13-13-14— Valentine 4-12 0-0 8, Carr 0-6 4-4 4, Lever was raised for the American Cancer Society and second season starts on Monday and we are looking every ame after slow starts. We've shown the ability chances to score.” French and Meg Berte played well 40. 4-8 0-0 8. Lam p 9-10 00 19, Drexler 6-10 it is hoped pledges will bring the total over $6,000. defensively. The quarterfinal game is Minnesota 10-16-14-40. 2-2 14, Verhoeven 1-1 0-0 2. Totals 48-103 forward'to the challenge ahead.” to come back after being down which I hope is a good Part of that was because of the fine play of Cheney Saturday afternoon at 2 p.m. against Goalies — Toronto, Palmoteer, Min­ The winners of the five-mile road race were: goalie Tung Pho, who came off his line several time to 20-24 117. Sophomore Jen Romeo for the second straight game trait. Also the scoring is spread out among many Trumbull at Martin School field. nesota, Meloche. A — 12,360. D A LLA S (123) Males-1. Steve Gates (24:56), 2. Jamie Gomez, 3. tallied the game-winner. She scored 13 minutes into players and this provides a versatile attack on the grab crosses before they could become dangerous. Garnett 1-4 0-0 2, Aguirre 11-18 6-9 28, Derek Hyde. Females-1. Sally Zimmer (28; 29), 2. the first half with a well-placed shot. Senior Karen team,” Malin said. Pho had seven saves and East Windsor keeper Jim Ranger83,8abret3(0T| Cummings 7-11 8-11 22, Davis 6-10 9-11 21, Sue Long. 3. Pamela Connelly, Open-1. Steve Blockman 5-14 4-4 14, Ellis 3-8 2-2 0. DiCapua scored her first goal of the year, assisted by Sophomore Dan Gardiner, with his second goal in Naus 10 saves. Turner 3-4 4-6 10, NImphlus 7-12 2-2 16, Gates (24:56), Sally Zimmer (28:29), Junior-Bill Kelly Cahill at the 21-minute mark and 10 minutes two games, scored the game-winner at 2:25 of the Cheney had a 13-12 edge in shots. NY Rangers 1110-1 Harper 1-1 0-0 2. Totals 44-82 35-45 123. Gymnastics Buffalo 0 210-3 Portlond 24 29 33 31— 117 Ctaglo (28:41); Becky Castagna (33:36): later Stacey Simmons scored, assisted by Karen second half on a rocket from 30 yards out. He was Paul Pelletier, Asa Christiana, Ray Brooks, Dan se\ •••••••••••••••••••••• First perlod-1. New York, Greschner 2 DOIIOS 31 28 38 29— 123 Submaster's-Jamie Gomez (25:25), Karen Kaufhold. Kelly Cahill closed out the scoring with a up by Masse. Furey tallied his second of the game at Wright and Eric Gauvin played well for Cheney. (Hedber'g, Don M aloney), 19:35. Penol- Three Point Gool— Lamp. Fouled out— Saunders (30:06): Master's-Barrie Almond goal at the 34-minute mark of the second half. 7:55 as he was set up by Todd Karpy. The deluge tles-Anderson, N YR , 7:50; Selling, But, Natt, Valentine. Total Fouls— Portlond (28:56), Elizabeth Sporkowski (39:46): Grand WInInger's Gymnastics 9:43; Fto re k,N YR , 12:48;Osborne,NYR, 33. South dropped to 2-12-2 with the loss. continued with Lewis Luster. Masse and Kevin malor-mlnor (fighting), 15:37; Hamel, Dallos 24. Rebounds— Portland 41 (Natt, Master’s-C.A.Robbins (30:44), Muriel Maschi "Once we settled down we played our game. There Madden adding to the Eagle total. 9 and under >> Rebecca WInIger (6th But, malor-mlnor (righllng), 15:37; Thompson 10), Dallos 51 (Aguirre 11). (39:33). Field Hockey Bars). Karen Fish (4th Vault. 3rd Renoud, But, 19:21. Assists— Portlond 34 (Thompson, -a were several nice passing combinations played.” Fay £last had a 20-9 edge in shots. Riggs in goal was Beam, 2nd Floor. Sth A ll-A ro un d). Second perlod-2, Buftolo, Follgno 4 Lever said. required .to make six saves’. MHS loses finale Katie Hogerty (3rd Vault, 3rd Bars. Sth (Houslev, Renoud), 0:31. 3. Buffalo, 7). Dallos 34 (Garnett 11). A — 9,197. UConn snaps soccer string East had a 21-10 edge in shots. Eagle goalies Martha Beam, 4th Floor. 4th A ll-A ro un d), Hamel 6 (Perreaull, Cloutier), 4:43. 4, 3 Rebecca Mastronarde (Sth Bars. 4th New York, Hedberg 4 (Povellch, Don 3 Barter and Julie Tauras combined for seven saves. It Manchester High field hockey team fell in its '83 Beam, Sth Floor), Erica Rlngblobm Moloney), 12:06. Penaltles-Rogers, NYR, Celtics 119, Bucks 105 PR O VIDENCE — The University of Connecti­ was.Cast's seventh shutout of the Reason. Simmons, season finale, 1-0 to Windhaip High Wednesday at the (3rd All-Around. 3rd Voult, 1st Bars, 12:14; Follgno, But, 13:17. cut soccer team scored three second-half goals to Coventry triumphs 2nd F lo o r), Dawn Boundcore (1st Third perlod-5. New York. Ruotso- Kaufhold, DiCapua, Liz Palmer, Barter, Cahill and Indians' field. • MILWAUKEE 005) upend Brown, 3-1, and snap a three-game losing Vault. 2nd Bars. 2nd Beam. 1st Floor, lalnen Julie Zybk played well for East. LEBAN O N — Second half goals from senior Mark The win gives the Whippets. 4-8-2, fifth place in the 1st All-Around). 1 (Huber), 3:58. 6, Buftolo. Houslev 7 M . Johnson 211 3-4 7* Lister 1-5 1-2 3. streak for the Huskies. Berkowitz lifted Coventry High past previously C C iL and drops the .Silk Towners, 3-8-3 in the league 10-11 — Tommy Johnston (4th Vault, (Homel, Renoud), 6:17. Penaltles-Don Lanier 7-7 2-2 16. Moncrief 9-17 KMO 28, 3rd Bars, 3rd Beom, Tlst Floor. 2nd Archibald 3-5 1-1 7, Grevey 3-5 4-4 18, UConn, the fourth-ranked team in New EC winds up 14>0-1 unbeaten Lyman Memorial, 2-1, here Wednesday and 3-9-3 overall, to sixth place in the eight-team Maloney, N YR , 2:32; Dove Maloney, Pressey 1-4 0-0 2. Brldgeman 10-22 0-0 22. England, stands at 11-8-1 while Brown, the All-Around). Elizabeth Wlnlnger (6th N YR , 2:32; Ramsey, But, 2:32; Andrey­ afternoon. * CCIL. Vault, 4th FI;oor). Lynn Remmey (3rd chuk, But, 2:32; Greschner, N YR , 7:31; Breuer 1-3 0-0 2. Criss 3-4 0^0 6, top-rated team in New England, falls to 10-2-0. WEST HARTFORD — Breaking away from a 1-1 The win gives the Patriots, 9-6-1, some impetus Each side had chances to score before Windham Vault, 2nd Bors, 1st Beom. Tls t Floor. Dave Maloney, N YR , 7:46; Follgno, But, Catchings 1-1 0-0 2. Totals 41-84 21-23 105. halftime deadlock. East Catholic overwhelmed 2nd A ll-A ro un d). Cindy Larsen (1st 7:46; Hedberg, N YR , 12:25. BO STO N (119) The victory. No. 200 for Coach Joe Morrone, could going into the state tournament that begins next week. capitalized on a penalty stroke. Indian goalie Chris Maxwell 4-5 4-6 1^ Bird 9-15 9-10 27, Northwest Catholic, 6-1, in HCC soccer action here Vault. 1st Bors, 1st BOam. 1st All- Overtime-None. Penoltles-None. put the Huskies back into the New England "It was a good win going into the tournament,” said Colvin was called for sitting on the ball which calls for Around. Parish 9-15 1-3 19. Henderson 1-2 0-0 2* D. tournament picture. Wednesday to wind up the Eagles' regular season. Coventry coach Bob Plaster. "Lyman is usually near a penalty stroke. Windham’s Erin Cox converted just 12 ond up- — Karen Fry (2nd Vault, Shots on gool-Nev id rk 10-6-9-0-25. Johnson,6-15 7-7 19, McHole 4-10 5-6 13, 1st Bars. 1st Beam, 1st Floor, 1st Buffalo 8-13-13-3-37. Alnge 4-7 3-3 11. Buckner 7-9 2-3 16. Scoring goals for UConn- were Scott Cook. East, '83 HCC champs, finishes 14-0-1 going into the the top and this will give us some confidence going into inside the right post and the goal stobd up. Wedman 0-0 0-0 00. Totols 44-78 31-38 119. state tournament. “ The season has been one beyond All-Around). Goalles-New York, Hanlon. Buffalo, Thoukis Stavriandis and E .J, Raftery. the tournament.” ® Seniors Jen Kohut, Wendy Burgess. Darryl Borrosso. A-11,7'3. Milwaukee 27 29 22 27— 105 expectation but to the-credit of the young men they Al Allard had the only goal for Lyman, 14-1-1. Sibrinsz, Lisa Pierce and Beth Pagani played well for BOitOfl 32 31 26 30— 119 matured and gained confidence with each and every Three-point goals — Bridgeman, 2. Coventry had a 10-7 edge in shots. Lyman goalie Bill Manchester. Despite several close scoring chances, Penguins 6. Jets 3 Fouled out— Moncrief. Total Top rookies named game," said East coach Tom Malin. "The team had Archer had eight saves and Patriot sophomore the Indians were unable to find the net. fouls— great rapport with one another and were very Milwaukee 31, Boston 18. Rebounds— ST. LOUIS — The Sporting News Wednesday netminder Bill Hines, making his first start, had six Colvin had six saves for Manchester and Sandy Hockey Pittsburgh 3 0 3— 6 Milwaukee 31 (Bridgeman 8). Boston 38 determined to reach some high level goals that they stops. Christadore three saves in goal for Windham. Winnipeg 2 1 0— 3 (Pgrlsh 16). Assists— Milwaukee 24 named Chicago White Sox' outfielder Ron Kittle First period— 1, Winnipeg. Campbell 2 (Moncrief 7), Boston 26 (Bird 6). UP TO $ too REBATE O N THE and New York Mets’ outfielder Darryl Straw­ (DeBlois, Lukowich), 4:57. 2, Pittsburgh, Technicals — D. Johnson. Milwaukee berry as rookies of the year in the American and Buskos 1 (Glodney, Bullard), 11:04. 3. bench. A— 14.090. National Leagues. NHLitandings Pittsburgh, Gladney 1 (Gatzos,Gardner), 13:00.4, Winnipeg, Boschman 6 (DeBlois. ALREADY LOW PRICESI The sports weekly also named Mike Boddicker Montho), 14:33. 5, Pittsburgh, Brlckley 1 Clippers 110. Lakers 106 Nixon’s fun W olM Conftrtnct (McClelland, Maxwell). 17:17. of the Baltimore Orioles and Craig McMurty of Potrick Division Penalties— LOS A N G E LE S (106) the Atlanta Braves as rookie pitchers of the year. W L T Pts. GF GA Carlyle. Pit, 7:29; MocLean, Wpg, 9:13; Phllodeiphio 9 . Worthy 3-12 ^0 6. Wilkes 8-15 3-3 19. 3 1 19 55 38 Flockhart. Pit, 15:42. Abdul-Jabbar 510 4-6 14. Johnson 4-6 3-4 N Y Rangers 9 4 1 19 58 47 Second period— 6, Win ilpeg, Bosch­ N Y Islanders 7 12, McGee 7-12 2-2 16* Cooper 2-4 2-2 6. 6 0 14 56 52 man McAdoo 514 0-0 10. Nater 4-8 58 13. beats Lakers Washington 5 0 0 10 38 40 Roving Boy destroyed 7 (Lukowich, Campbell), 1:42. Pittsburgh Scotrl^lO 0-0 8, Garrett 1-3 04) 2. Totals N 4 9 0 0 34 49 Penalties— 43-96 19-25 106. ARCADIA, Calif. — With surgery deemed New Jersey 1 11 0 2 34 57 By Ira Kaufman Mullen. Wpg, 3:49; Bulley, Pit, 6:34; SAN D IE(30 (110) impractical because there was "nothing to work Adorns Division Campbell, Wpg, 15:41; Flockhart. Pit, Kelser 7-0 1-2 15. Cummings 7-17 3-4 17. Wiper Blades w inter N a d e s | W iper Refills UP I Sports Writer Quebec 8 5 1 17 77 52 malor, minor, 17:06; Boschmon, Wpg, Walton 4-13 04) 8. Nixon 10-15 57 25. with," veterinarians destroyed Roving Boy. the Buffalo 6 4 3 15 50 41 malor, minor, 17:06. « Hodges 6-10 2-2 14, Brooks 3-7 0-2 6, 1982 2-year-old Eclipse Aw^ard winner which Boston 7 3 1 15 49 30 Third period— 7, Pittsburgh, Kehoe 6 Hartford Donaldson 3-5 2-2 B. Smith 2-4 2-2 6. shattered both hind legs just strides after winning Norm Nixon has found out NBA life withoqt'l(lagic 5 6 1 11 43 51 (Corlyle, Hotham ). 7:30. 8, Pittsburgh, Whiteheod 2-5 1-2 5, McKinney 1-4 0-0 2. can still be thrilling. Montreal 5 7 0 10 54 SO Flockhart 2 (unosslsted). 12:01, 9, Pierce 2-3 0-0 4. Totals 47-91 16-23 110. I the Alibhai Handicap at Santa Anita. Compball Confartnc* Nixon, who combined with Magic Johnson in the Los Pittsburgh, McClelland 1 (unas­ Lot Angeles 26 27 22 31— 106 Norris Division sisted), , San Diego • 37 22 27 24— 110 Angeles backcourt to help the Lakers to a pair of world W L T Pts. GF GA 19:27. Penoltles— Arniel, Wpg, 6:48; Three-point gools— Johnson. Fouled Payne hopes NBA return championships, scored 25 points and added 12 assists Chicago 0 4 0 16 52 40 Carlyle, Pit, 12:48; Smoll, Wpg. 12:48, out Toronto 6 5 2 14 66 66 Hannon, Pit, 17:46. 0 — None. Total fouls— Los Angeles 24, San 9 Wednesday night in his first game against his former St. Louis 6 6 0 12 41 42 Shots on goal— Pittsburgh 4-5-9— LA GRANGE. Ky. — Tom Payne, a former Detroit Diego 24. Rebounds— Los Angeles 33 teammates in the San Diego Clippers' 110-106 5 3 2 12 38 40 18. (Johnson 9), Son Diego31 (Cummings 8). HOOBfIftTE j SO^BSKPa Minnesota 4 7 1 9 47 65 M.00SfS6TE University of Kentucky basketball player and Winnipeg 11-9-13— 33. triumph. Smyffio Division Assists— Los Angeles 29 (Johnson 13). once a promising center for the NBA Atlanta Gooiies— Pittsburgh, Herron. Win­ Son Diego 30 (Nixon 12). Technical— Los Nixon spent six years with the Lakers before being - Edmonton 10 2 1 21 73 55 Hawks, begins a new life Friday when he leaves nipeg, Angeles (illegal defense). Noter. A— traded in the off season and he didn't waste much time Vancouver 5 7 1 11 62 62 Hayward. A — 10,106. prison on parole. Caloary 5 6 1 11 41 45 11*629. taking out any lingering frustration, pouring in 15 Los Angeles 2 6 4 8 46 53 I '>j9inca_ “ I want to thank God for giving me this points in the first quarter as the Clippers took a . Winnipeg 3 8 2 0 43 66 opiJortunity," said the 32-year-old Payne, who Wtdnosdov't Rosulfs 17-point lead. San Diego took a 4-2 lead and never Horfford 5. Now Jersey 4 wiper BkMes Bkxles served 11 years of a life prison term for rape and trailed thereafter as they defeated the Lakers for only Transactions sodomy. N.Y. Rangers 3. Buffalo 3 (OT) V the 19th time in 61 games. Minnesota 0. Toronto 5 The 7-foot-2 Payne said he tViight try to resume "I had a lot of fun out there,” said Nixon, who shot Pittsburgh 6. Winnipeg 3 Basketball his pro basketball career but first would devote Edmonton 11. Woshlngton 3 lO-for-15 from the field and scored all of his points Thursdov’s Domes OFFER EXnRES JUNE SO. 1904. himself to a welding job in Louisville. before intermission. "I haven't played that well since St. Louis at Boston. 7:35 p.m. Boseball (Quebec ot Montreal. 7:35 p.m. Chicago (AL) — Purchased outfielders r ve left the Lakers and it makes me real happy... how Los Angeles at Philodelphla. 7:35p.m. Daryl Boston and Dovid Yobs and Sponsored By the following Participating Dealers Martina in Wightman opener sweet it is. Chicago at Detroit, 7:35 p.m. pitcher Bob Fallon from Denver of the Pittsburgh at Calgary, 9 :35 p.m. NBA standings American Associationandthird baseman ' 'It's an early-season present for me. Emotionally it Mike Sodders from Glerfs Falls of the W ILLIAM SBURG, Va. — Martina Navratilova Frldov's Gomes was a great win for the team." N.Y. IslandersatNewJersey.nlght Eastern League. Eastern Conference Los Angeles — Signed pitcher Jerry will represent her adopted country for the first San Diego was ahead 59-53 at halftime and 86-75 Vancouver ot Washington, night Atlantic Division time in Wightman Cup tennis competition in Toronto at Winnipeg, night Reuss to a 4-year contract. GIL'S AUTO SERVICE after three quarters. W L Pet. 6 B New York (N L ) — Picked up the ANDERSON'S AMOCO tonight's opening session of the three-day The Clippers led 105-99 with 1:53 remaining, but Philadelphia 3 0 1.000 — option of pitcher To m Seaver. 770 MAIN ST. 262 BOSTON TPKE. best-of-seven tourney. Boston 2 1 .667 1 Portland (PCD — Named Jon Johnson — who had just 12 points — hit two baskets to Whalers 5, Devils 4 New Jersey 2 1 .667 1 Richardson os vice president ond general MANCHESTER, CT 06040 (BEAUTIFUL DOWNTOWN BOLTON) make it 105-103 with 39 seconds to go. Bill Walton then New York 2 1 .667 1 manager. Washington 0 3 .000 3 Herald photo by ^into hit a hook and Terry Cummings, who hud 17 points, hit New Jersey 1 3 0—4 College Central Division Morehead Stote — Football coach Writers cite LaRussa Hortlord 2 2 1—5 Atlanta 2 1 .667 — another shot with eight seconds left to clinch the First period— 1, Hortlord, Dupont 3 Steve Manchester High boys’ cross country Manchester is defending champ but victory. Detroit 2 1 .667 — Loney resigned, effective ofter the GROOT'S AUTOMOTIVE SERVia NEW YORK — Tony LaRussa, who guided the (Ncuteld.'Slltanan), 5:03. 2, New Jersey. Chicogo 1 1 .500 Va BARRACLIFFES AMOCO Chicago White Sox to the most wins in the major coach George Suitor (center) has some Jamaal Wilkes led the Lakers with 19 points. McAdom 1 (Ludvig, Meagher), 6:27. 3, seoson. Suitor sees trouble for his young team Milwaukee 1 2 .333 1 Stanford — Named Dave Schultz and 308 WEST MIDDLE TPKE. 555 EAST MIDDLE TPKE. "Norman has made a great contribution,” said Los Hartford, Stoughton 7 (Sulllman Fran­ Indiana 1 2 .333 1 leagues en route to a Western Division title, today worcts of advice for his team before which compiled a fine 9-3 dual meet cis), M a r k Schultz assistant wrestling MANCHESTER, CT. 06040 Cleveland 1 3 .250 IVa coaches. MANCHESTER, CT. 06040 was named American League Manager of the Angeles coach Pat Riley. "Tonight he buried us in the 14:08. Penalties— Francis, Hart, Western Conference Friday’s state Class LL Meet at record this season. first half — you've got to compliment him." 2:30; Football Year by the Baseball Writers Association of Midwest Division Green Bay Signed free ogent Timberlin Golf Course in Kensington. Doneyko,NJ,2;30; Hospodar,Hart,3;30; W L Pet. G B America. Cavaliers 103, Rockets 94 Howe, Hart, 8:33; Turgeon, Hart, malor, cornerback DwayneO'Steen. Dallas 3 1 .750 — Los Angeles Roms — Re-signed free LaRussa. 39, managed the White Sox to a 99-63 11:57; Marini, NJ„11:S7; Verbeek, NJ, Houston 1 2 .333 IVa _ World B. Free poured in 33 points and Lonnie (malor) 11:57; Bridgman, NJ, malor agent defensive back Henry Williams; X-B AUTOMOTIVE record in winning the West by a whopping 20 Denver 1 2 .333 IVa placed fullback A J . Jones on the in lu r ^ CARDINAL BUICK INC. Shelton added 17 as Cleveland posted its first win of misconduct, 16:40; Hospodar, Hart, Kansos City 1 2 .333 IVa 299 BROAD ST. games. He received 17 of a possible 28 votes in the Boy’ X-country meet Friday malor list. 81 ADAMS ST. the year. Houston's Ralph Sampsoh, who hit his first San Antonio 1 2 .333 IVa New York Giants — Signed free agent inaugural BBWAA voting for A L Manager of the misconduct, 16:40. Utah ^ 0 .000 IVa MANCHESTER, CT. 06040 four shots, finished 7-for-17 from the field en route to 16 Second period— 4, Hartford, Neufeld 5 quarterback Tom Owen. PO BOX 176 Year to easily outdistance Joe Altobelli, who was Pacific Division St. Louis — Claimed wide receiver points. The 7-foot-4 rookie from Virginia also grabbed (Johnson), 5:00.5, New Jers'ev, Lormer 3 Seattle 1 .750 named on seven ballots after leading the (Gagne), 5:24. 6, Hartford, Turgeon 6 Danny PIttmon on waivers. MANCHESTER, CT. 06040 a game-high’ 16 rebounds. Golden State 1 .667 ’ San Diego — Signed free agent wide Baltimore Orioles to the world championship. (Crowford), 8:11. 7, New Jersey, Los Angeles 1 .667 Mavericks 123, Trail Blazers 117 M cAdam 2 (Russell, Ludvig), 9:40. 8, receiver Josea Fortune; placed wide East’s Hull is confident, Son Diego receiver Dwight Scales on injured Mark Aguirre scored nine of his game-high 28 points New Jersey, Kitchen) (Broten, Larmer), Portland COLONIAL MOTORS OF COVENTRY RENTON BEARING A AUTO PARTS 16:36. Penalties— Broten, N J, 6:14; reserve. ' to stake Dallas to a 14-point first quarter lead and the Phoenix (Xikland (U S F L ) — Signed free agent Morinl, N J, 17:07; Kotsopoulos, Hart, Wodnasday's Rotulfs 2711 BOSTON TPKE. 371 MAIN ST. Mavericks outrebounded the.Trail Blajiers 30-17inthe 17:07; Turgeon, Hart, 18:34. wide receivers Holden Smith and Ron Borg wins in return Cleveland 10X Houston 94 Smith. COVENTRY, CT. 06238 MANCHESTER. CT. 06040 first half to take a 66-53 lead at intermission. Jim Third period— 9, Hartford, Turgeon 6 Boston 119* Milwaukee 105 HOUSTON — Former Wimbledon mixed Suitor sees some trouble Paxson led the Trail Blazers with 23 points. (Zuke, Francis), 8:35. Penalties— Marini, Dallos 123* Portland 117 NJ,7:34; Francis, Hart, 12:08. Sonics 125, Knicks 119 Seattle 125* New York 119 doubles champion Marty Riessen said Bjorn Shots on goal— New Jersey 8-9-5— 22. Son Diego 110* Los Angeles 106 Borg, who temporarily returned to competitive Tom Chambers scored half of his 28 points in the Hartford 7-11-11— 29. Thursdoy's Gomes By Len Auster two of the problems that Manches­ Goalles-New Jersey, Low. Hart­ tennis for a rich mixed doubles match, impressed beaten both at the Wjekham Park opening period and Gus Williams added 26 to lead Chicago at New Jersey* 7:30p.m. Herald Sports Writer ■ ter faces this year. "If we come in ford, LYNCH MOTORS INC. him as someone who has happily retired. Invitational indicates to me that Seattle to.its third straight victory. Ray .Williams Detroit ot Washington* 7:35 p.m. Calendar COVENTRY CITGO the top five it will be like winning Mlllen. A-8,435. Denver at Kansas City* 8 : ^ p.m. 500 WEST CENTER ST. Borg reached, back in his storehouse of shots we have a good shot at the L title,” scored 23 points for the Knicks. Golden State at Utah* 9:30 p.m. •••••••••••••••••••••a . ROUTE 44A 3 and teamed with Bettina Bunge to beat Riessen Two state cross country cham­ the State Open,” says veteran Hull says. San Antonio at Phoenix, 11 p.m. COVENTRY, CT. 06238 PO BOX 1133 . Ollerall.CapItalsS 3 and young Chinese rising Star Hu Na, 6-4, 6-7, 7-6 pionship trophies were brought Indian coach George Suitor. Hull feels he'll have at least four Fridoy's Gomes THURSDAY MANCHESTER, CT. 06040 home by the local schools. East "There are six or seven very strong entrants at the start line in Indiano at Boston* night Soccer Wednesday night in the opening round of the Wothlngfon Milwaukee at Philodelphla* night East G ranby at Bolton* 3:15 $400,000 World Mixed Doubles championship. Catholic and Manchester High, a strong teams in Double L .” That Ron Adams, Bruce Antonia and Refs message RHAM at Coventry (girls). 3:15 Edmonton _ * * ♦— J* Houston at Detroit* night year ago. The Eagles ran up to list also includes Conard, Holy Tim and Bert Howard. "Our fifth First period— 1, Edmonton, Gretzky 14 Bolton at Bacon Academy (girls), their capabilities and-took home Cross, Ridgefield, New Canaan (unassisted). 8:31. 2, Washinoton, Ho- Chicago at Atlanta* night 3:15 man is a question m ark,” Hull Dallas at Cleveland* night Cross Country the State Open title. The Indians, and Fairfield Prep. admits. Freshman Chuck Kit- worth 4 (Veltch), 12:55. 3, Edmonton, Seattle at San Diego, night McCANN'S TEXACO brought to fans Conocher 1 (Huohes, Hunter), 13:12. 4, East Catholic/Manchester girls at DICK'S EXXON Yawkey plans buyout New York at Portland* ntght the week before, ran away with The top five teams in Class LL, L tredge has lost valuable training Edmonton, Jackson 1 (Gretzky), 1 7 :^ 5. Class LL Meet (Wickham Park), 2:15 411 HARTFORD RD. 630 CENTER ST. their thirdd third state Class LL and M and top three teams in Class Washinoton, Valentine 1 (Chrls- Girls Swimming BOSTON — Boston Red Sox general partner time to a case of shjn splints but BOSTON (UPI) - At fans. East Catholic at E .O . Smith, 3:45 crown. S and top 20 individuals in each tlan, MANCHESTER, CT. 06040 MANCHESTER, CT. 06040 Jean Yawkey plans an estimated $14 million will run, Mike Barry and either least a dozen striking Veteran referee Jack Gustafsson), 17:44. 6, Edmonton, Ander­ Windham at Manchester* 3:30 buyout to wrest control of the American League It's that time of year again — class advance to next Friday's Daren Damboragian or Chris son 10 (Linesman), 17:5). 7, Edmonton, Girls Volleyboll NBA referees and their Madden then tried to lead Manchester at Windham* 3:30 club from rival team owners Buddy LeRoux and state meet action — and when it State Open at Edgewood Golf Club Rowe will round out the Eagle Gretzky 15 (Messier, KurrI), 19:49. 8onlca125.Knick8l1B chief attorney picketed the officials down to court- Penalties— Semenko, Edm, 4:29; rolls around Friday afternoon at in Cromwell. starters. FRIDAY Rogers Qadgett, it was reported today. Wednesday night In front side, but security police Gould, NEW YORK 019) Football The Boston Globe said Mrs. Yawkey plans to be Timberlin Golf Course in Kensing­ "We're going to try to make the Suitor will have a lineup of six of Boston Garden to asked them to leave. They Wash, m alor, 11:07; Messier, Edm, DON WILLIS GAKAGE NICHOL'S MANCHESTER TIRE ton, East will have its sights set on top five. Suitor says. "If we don't malor, minor, 11:07; Blomqvist, Wash, B. King 9-14 44 22, Robinson 1-9 11-14 East Catholic at Xavier (Palmer the major contributor to the proposed buyout of a juniors and one sophomore at the "bring the message to the did without incident. " 13, Cartwright 5-8 1-1 11, Sparrow 5-11 2-2 Field* Middletown)* 7:30 18 MAIN ST. 295 BROAD ST. the Class L title. . Soccer 40-percent interest in the team owned by Leroux, get it, we don't get it. But we would start line. The juniors are Vinnie fans'' about their impasse The referees have not ^cond period— 8. Edmonton. Coffey 5 13, R. Williams 10-15 3-4 23, W olkei.34 0- "I feel our best opportunity to like the experience of running at (Pouzar, Gretzky), 1:54. 9, Edmonton, 0 4, O rr 5-10 34 13, Tucker 2-4 04 4, Bulkeley^ot Bolton (girls), 3:15 MANCHESTER, CT. 06040 MANCHESTER, CT. 06040 Badgett and limited partner Al Curran. Liscomb, John Comeau, John with the league. worked any exhibition MCC at NJCAA Tournament win a title this year is Class L ,” the State Open for next year. We Greoo 1 (Mossier), 13:04. Penalties Mocklln 3-10 44 10, Webster 24 04 4. Odom, Paul Toland, Ed Lynch and games and have been Hughes, Edm, 7:49; Laughlln, Was, 8:53; Totals 45-95 28-37 119. Cross.Countrv said East coach Jack Hull, who had S E A T T L E (125) Cheney Tech at Class M Meet,,1:30 know we have to run our best race Peter Allyn. The lone sophomore is The officials also dis­ replaced with substitutes Coffey, Edm, 8:53; Conocher, Edm, been denied any type of state of the season. All year we've had lOiM; Conocher, Edm, 17:30; Laughlln, Chambers 8-14 12-14 28, Vranes 5-10 5-5 (Timberlin) Reuss remains a Dodger Chip Blodgett, Liscomb was 18th in tributed 2,000 toy whistles by the league. Another 15, Slkmo 5-13 2-2 12, G. Williams 1014 4- East Catholic at Class L Meet* 2:10 championship until last * year's four of the five guys hitting but we the Double L run a year ago and before the game. - ■ Was, 19:23. (Timberlin) LOS A N GELES — The announcement was veteran referee holding a Third period— 10, Washington, Steyons 4 24, Wood 413 44 12, R. King 01 OO 0, OPen. "If that doesn't materialize haven't put a race together where could be near the front this time. "It's just a fun thing Sundyold 8-11 04 17, McCray OO 04 0, Manchester at Class L L Meet* 2:50 GERICH'S SERVICE STATION STEVENSON'S EXXON made Wednesday night in an employee's I'ounge picket sign before the Hawes 34 5-7 11, Brown 2-5 04 4. Totals (Timberlin) we wil^be highly disappointed.” everybody had a good race at once. Cheney Tech failed to.qualify as with the fans, and to take (Gustafsson, Christian), 2:09.11, Edmon­ 1082 TOLLAND ST. 405 MAIN ST. ^ at Dodger Stadium, the locale effectively Boston Celtics-Miiwaukee ton, Roulslon4(Coffey, Llndstrom),8:39;- 45-85 3438 125. Hull is targeting the Class L We're a young team, improving a team at Monday's State Sectional away the boredom of the ' )2, Edmonton, Jackson 2 (Gr^ky, New York 34 19 34 31^119 SATURDAY MANCHESTER, CT. 06040 eliminating all the suspense. Bucks game was Jake Football MANCHESTER, CT. 06040 trophy because he feels defending and have learned a lot this year but but the Techmen's Jeff Virr and picket line,” referee Ed O'Donnell. KurrI), 15:40. 13, Edmonton, Hughes 5 Seattle 33 32 35 l$ -)2 5 Jerry Reuss wouldn'tenterthe room if he didn't the State Open title may be out of we're not ready to run with the (Hunter, Conocher), 17:25.14, Edmonton, Three-point goals— Sparraw, Sund- East Hartford at Manchester* 1:30 still work for the Dodgers, would he? Brendan Owens qualified for the Rush said. " T h e league made a Coffey 4 (unasslst^), 18:08. Penalties— ypld. UConn at BU* 1 range. He sees Xavier and Sou­ Xaviers, Southingtons and Class M run which gets the The referees, dressed in decision to lock us out,” Nona. Fouled out— Cartwright. Total fauls— BOB RILEY OLDSMOBILE “ I've been with the Dodgers five years, five thington, both Class L L partici­ Conards,” Shots on goal— Washington 7*16*12— New Soccer afternoon off dt 1:30 p.m. The rest white NBA jackets, Rush said.' “ Unfortii- Yprk34, Seattle24. Rebounds— New York MCC at NCJAA Tournament 345 CENTER ST. happy years," Reuss said after agreeing to a pants, as virtually untouchable at "I feel Windham, St. Bernard 33. of the schedule is: Clasd L at 2:10, circled the Garden lobby nateiy, to quote and three .bedroom ties, $300 deposit. No pets. Spm, 646-3601. noon classes starting No­ 4251. FRIENDLY RESTAURANTS Send resumes only c/o aonnal lor Ha natw ways. Call after 5pm, apartments. Heat and hot Phone 643-4751, 4 to 8pm. ••••••••••••••••••••••• vember 8th, at the East ••••••••••••••••••••••• 646-1437 Dr. Bottaro, 162 Spencer Chrlalmaa gill alora w ater. $400, $440, $495. M ike, 649-0539, 649-6344. • Hartford YWCA. Even­ FOR SALE: ‘70 Maverick 199 Sponcer SIrool Street, Manchester, CT aoon to opan Inaldo lha Call 649-4800. Misc. fo r Sole 63 ing classes available. tor parts. Must take Personals 02 06040. Saara Roabuck at tha MANCHESTER — Re­ HOUSECLEANING — whole car. $85 or best Manchottar, CT cently renovated first Coll 721-1386. An Equal Opportunity Employar M/F Manchaalar Shopping MANCHESTER — Two Very reasonable. Man­ offer. Call Jim at 742-6102, 3 floor' apartment In du­ SALES — Newly created Parkado. Work morn- and three room heated chester area. Call between 6pm-9pm. plex. Two bedrooms, five END ROLLS — 27V] w idth BASKET HOUND, AKC — CATCH COMPATIBLES Inside sales position In an Inga, altornoona, avan- apartments. No applian­ between lOam ond rooms. $425 plus utilities. - 25 cents; MV* width - 2 Adorable, loving disposi­ FEVER! Connect with established East Hart­ Inga. Exparlanca not na- ces. Security. Phone 646- 12:30pm, 649-2173. 1972 DUSTER — Runs NEWSPAPER ceasary. Will train. Call 649-2803. for 25 cents. MUST be tion. Two years. Spayed. that special person thru ford firm for an aggres­ 2426, 9 to 5 weekdays. excellent. Original MORIARYY Apply Saturday, No- piqked up O^the Man­ Free, good home. Call Judv Torlo's Compati­ CARRIER NEEDED sive self starter. Set PERMANENTS AND 646-1642, a fte r Spm. owner. $500 or best offer. vambor SIh. 10 a.m. - 2 TWO BEDROOMS, llvin- chester HeroTd Office BE­ bles - the dating service PART TIME EVENINGS IN MANCHESTER hours and no travel re­ MANCHESTER — Two HAIRCUTS done In my Call 742-8650. p.m. at lha Saara Roa­ groom, large eat-ln kit­ FORE n AM ONLY. that cares. Bloomfield: — Limited number of quired. Must prolect a bedroom, no utilities, gas home or yours by II- FREE — Six month old positions open. If you buck In tha Manchaalar chen. No pets. Lease and 242-5296, F a rm in g to n : CALL positive image over the heat.. Very neot, good" cgnsed hairdresser. Call ' Tiger kitten. Coll 643-8000 1968 CHEVY CUSOM- have a good voice and the Shopping Parkada. references. $385ptus u tili­ DELIVERING RICH 673-6777. phone. Excellent work­ locotllon. $410. For Info. 646-8867. after 3pm. • IZED VAN — Almost desire to make between 6 4 7 -9 9 4 6 ties. Call 871-1365. LOAM- 5 yards, $60.00 ing environment. Apply 646-4288. plus tax. Washed sand, mint condition! Serious $67 to $120 a week - Call by phone, 289-2919 be­ COMPLETE LEAF AND Inquiries only. Call even­ Employment Pat, 643-2711, M on d a y MANCHESTER — Six stone, trap rock, and PART TIME — Riding tween 9am and 4pm. TWO FAMILY FLAT — SNOW REMOVAL. Yard Musical Hams ings, 647-9278. room, first floor apart­ grovel. 643-9504. ULTIPLE thru Thursday evenings Instructar needed at the Second floor. 4Vz room and brush work. Light between 6pm-9pm. ment. $490 plus utllittles. Glastonbury Equestrian MECHANIC FULL TIME apartment. Newly deco­ trucking. General Hand­ '73 CHEYY IM P A L A —; Security. No pets. Tele- & Education Center. Experience a — Three years expe­ rated. Appliances fur­ yman, Ray Hardy. Call PS, PB. Good condition. BOOKKEEPER — Expe­ phorie'646-0754. ARE YOU TIREDof look­ must. Phone 633-4665. rience. Must have com­ nished. Adults only. No 646-7973. New tires. $700 or best rience, full time. Apply: ing at high priced new SECRETARY/BOOK- plete set of tools and be Pets. S ecurity. $350. 649- ALUMINUM SHEETS pianos that will depre­ o ffe r. A fte r 4pm, 643-4910. Marlow's, Inc. 867 Main, MANCHESTER — Three W IL L DO B A B Y S ITT IN G Help Wanted 21 CLEANING PERSON to KEEPER — Full time experienced In truck re­ 7885. used as printing plates — ciate, o r broken down old Manchester. year old Duplex on quiet in my hom^. Any age. work and supervise even­ position in Manchester pair and light equipment. .007 " th ick, 23 X 24". 50« Plano that no one appre­ ings. Car essential. Call cul-de-sac. Three bed­ Call 646-8751. area. Good communica­ Excellent benefits. EOE. STORRS — Beautiful two each, or 5 fo r $2.00. Phone ciates? Then come hear, SALESPERSON — Full 643-5747. rooms. IVi baths, ap­ ASSEMBLERS AND tion and typing skills Call 289-8235 between bedroom condo. Fea­ 643-2711. They MUST be see and appreciate 40 HOKE time. Experienced. Ma­ pliances, w/w carpeting. CLEANING — Done by COIL WINDERS — Fin­ required. Shorthand 8:30am and 4:30pm. tures w/w carpeting, all picked U P before rebuilt grands, plovers, 1979 FIREEIRD — Four ture. Apply: Marlow's, PART TIME COUNTER $575. Utilities, security. the lob. Reliable. Refer­ ger dexterity necessary. helpful but not neces­ appliances, breakiost 11:00a.m. only. uprights 'at Meyers Pl­ speed, 301, red. 61,000 Inc. 867 Main, HELP — Flexible, varied sary. Must be able to PART TIME/FULL Call 649-7941. ences. Manchester area. miles. Asking $6000. Call Experience not heeded, Manchester. bar and parking. $385 ano. Call 871-2143. CHECK OUT ALL THIS EQUIPMENT. -vyill train. Four day hours. Apply: Tommy's work independently and TIME CLERKS NEEDED month, plus utilities and Call 646-1844. 423-4102. BRAND MANCHESTER — Three week, 10 hour day: 7am- Pizzaria, 267 East Center have knowledge of one- — Apply In person, Mon­ first month free. Call bedroom, appliances In­ Jti ' ■ ■I— " ' 5:30pm. Apply at Able Street, Manchester. write accounting system, day thru Friday, 7am to Toylgr Associates, 633- HATE FALL CLEAN­ HONDA, '79 Accord LX — NEW cluded. Avolldble Imme- Coll, Howard Road, preparation of weekly 3pm. 7-11, 513 C enter 4665. ING? Windows washed, EXCELLENT QUALITY Brown. Excellent condi­ dtately. $425 per month. leaves raked. Quick, Antiques Ford Motor Company Bolton. payroll, bank reconcilia­ Street, Manchester. SEASONED HARD­ tion. 73,000 m iles. Under PART TI.ME NEWS­ Call 646-2796. quality work! Call us at: $4000. M ust sell. Call 742- N tions and quarterly pay­ UNCOLN M l U M f ["V IS tf6 PAPER DEALER WOOD — Oak - Maple - MODERN, PROGRES­ ro ll and sales ta x returns. HIGH SCHOOL Junior- RENWOOD 646-6155. Hickory. $95/cord. Two 7805. Needed In Hebron. Call MANCHESTER — Avail­ SIVE Real Estate office PART TIME DESK Reply with experience Senior, afternoons. Four cord minimum. Cut, split WANTED ANTIQUES: NEW leee marquis 4-door sedan Tom , 742-9795. CLERK — To work Satur­ AFTS. able Decem ber 1st. Five Early Victorian, Oak, 1978 MERCURY MAR­ MARQUIS looking to hire , ener­ and salary requirements days weekly. Laboring Conveni/ent to and delivered. Coll 649- AIR CONDITIONING day and Sunday morn­ room apartment and gar­ 1920'sand miscellaneous. QUIS — Four door, fully STANDARD REAR AXLC getic, licensed salesper­ to P.O. Box 187, Wethers­ septic tank and sewer UCONN. Country set­ 1831 anytim e. BOOK STORE — Part ings, 8am to 12 noon. Also age. Centrally located. Paintina/Papering SI Please ca ll 643-8709. automatic. 31,000orlglnal TIN TE D G LASS son, Interested In high fie ld , CT 06109. line, cleanlng/installd- ting, laundry facilities. RIGHT HANORF.MOTF CONTHOl MIRROR time, days and Sunday. to fill In on occasion- On busline. No pets. Se­ mileage. Mint condition. AM FM STEREO income and pleasant tion. McKinney Broth­ Garages available. 12" G.E. TV — Black and 11am-4p!n, 26 hours. varied hours. Pleasant c u rity . Call 649-7718. COVENTRY ANTIQUE With stud snow tires and RADIA: WHITE w a i l s working conditions. For JEWELRY STORE — ers, Mitchell Drive, off One bedroom now white. AC/DC withki ligh­ AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION Apply;,/ Paperback working atmosphere. We CENTER — 1141 Main wheels. $4500 or best confidential Interview, Part time salesgirl Parker Street. Apply 5- available. $283. Call PAINTING AND PAPER ter cord. Bought 11/82. INTERVAL WINDSHIELD WIPERS Booksmith, 940 Silver will trgin. Ideal for re­ wanted. Afternoons. Coll 5:30pm. MANCHESTER — Four Street, Route 31, Coven­ offer. Coll 646-1780. POWER LOCK GROUP call Mr. Strano, Strano Welco Management. HANGING —Exterior Retails for over $100, will SPEED C O N TR O L Lane, East Hartford. tired person. Call Con­ room apartment located try. Specializes In an­ R ea l« sta te , 646-2000. 643-8484. and Interior, ceilings re-, sell to r $60 F irm . 646-7473. T il T WHEEL 9999 necticut Motor Lodge, PART TIME — Over 20, 423-0091 In four fam ily house. $310 paired. References, fully tiques, collectibles, furnl- 1974 HONDA CIVIC REAR DEFROSTER M anchester, 643-1555. per month plus security ture, clocks, d o lls , HATCHBACK — Several 3 « LITE R ENG INE OMor LICENSED NURSE - CLERK TYPIST — Gen­ tor some nights and wee­ insured. Quality work. CRIB, CAR SEAT and LU X U R Y W HEEL CO VERS deposit required. No pets new parts. Best offer over Earn supplement to re­ eral office work. Good kends. A pply In person: Martin Mattsson, even­ changing table. All in prim itives, photogra- DUAL ILLUMINATED VISOR VANITY MIRRORS A mur allowed. Please call 871- $300. Call afternoons, ev­ POW ER SEAT DRIVER SIDE tirement Income. Call L U N C H E O N WAI­ typing skills. 35 hour Memorial Corner Store. MANCHESTER — ings 649-4431. excellent condition. Coll phicQ, tools, linens, kit­ MIWV AUTOMOTIVE ME­ 6098. chenware, lewelry, glass, PIVOTING FRONT VENT WINDOWS 649-3092 between 8am and TRESSES — Bus person. work week. Good start­ 35 2 M a i n Street, Wetherell Village. New o tte r 4:30pm , 646-5150, en Inos, 643-5798. POWER SIDE WINDOWS CHANIC — Experience Dishwashers, Cook. free standing six room toys. Open Thurs, FrI, Sat u itk i 4pm. ing salary plus state be­ Manchester. 646-8316. PLUS ALL STANDARD CgUIPMLNT necessary. All benefits. Apply In person to: Po- nefits. Send resume to condo, fireplace, central and Sun. 10-5. MUST SELL! 1974 OPEL 9fC9Lm M 8. M Oil Service, Bol­ dunk M ill Restaurant, 989 air, no children. $650 plus Store/Oftice Space 44 M A N T A 1900. 44,000 o rig i­ ORGAN 1ST - second Con- Superior Court GAH9, LEGAL SECRETARY Bulldlng/Contractbifl SS Z ton. For appointment call Ellington Rood, South P.O. Box 980, R ockville, with experience. Re­ u tilitie s . Call 647-1152. SM A SKATE SAIE ANTIQUE LIVIN- nal m iles. New paint, new gregatlonal Church, ••aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaasa to Buy f lic lM n ft. V 649-2871. Route44A. Coventry. Coll W indsor. CT 06066. quires skills in ty p in g and aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa * GROOM TABLE — Eight disc brakes and rotors. 742-8379 or 742-6234. shorthand, and knowl­ MANCHESTER — Excel­ 474 MAIN STREET — N«vMHbor SHi legs, cherry wood. $50. New clutch and pressure FLORIST DESIGNER —^ I m n i lo lp m ELECTRICIAN — Jour­ SECURITY PACIFIC FI­ edge In real estate, est­ le n t m o d e rn 3 ro o m Business Office space. L E O N CIESZYNSKIZ Call 646-0362, m ornings. Plate, new exhaust. Area florist will have an neyman experienced in NANCE CORP. A leading ates and bookkeeping. apartment. Fully ap- First floor, across from BUILDER — New homes, Z St. Mini's Epinipil Ckirth AM/FM cassette stereo. GOVERNMENT JOBS — .opening for a full or part commercial and Indus­ and progressive financial Call days, 643-5820, even­ pllanced kitchen. Air post office. Call 646-2426, additions, remodeling, * Poric $«., Wa a d iw ter . Rear defogger. Many ex­ Thousands of vacancies time designer. Give pre­ Tog Sales 69 trial wiring. Benefits. Institution with continual ings 643-9674. conditioning. No pets. 9om-5pm weekdays. rec rooms, garages, kit- . 649-4S83 tras! With studded snow rhust be filled Imme­ vious experience In de­ Call 643-1472. expansion is seeking a Security and references. Ohens remodeled, cell'* tires. $1650. Call 872-4344. diately. $17,634 to $50,112. tail. Write Flowers Inc., customer service repre­ $350 plus utilities. Call Ings, bath tile, dormers, MUST SELL! Court Call 716-842-6000, Includ­ F.O. Box 1664, Manches­ sentative. We are looking 649-4003. roofing. Residential or House One membership. GARAGE SALE — Friday ing Sunday, Ext. 31029. ter, CT 06040. Real Estate Misc. for Rent 46 Mite. Automotive 76 for someone to lend cleri­ co m m e rcia l. 649-4291. Family or single. Best only. 8am to 1pm. 25 cal support to the branch FOUR ROOM APART­ otter over $75. Coll 742- Lourwood Drive, Bolton, BABYSITTER In my NEWSPAPER DEALER MENT — P’rospect FARRAND REMODEL­ off Carter Street. Dishes, home. Vernon area. Part PRESS operational activities. INDUSTRIAL SPACE 6490. NEEDED In East Hart­ Duties Include customer Homes fo r Sole 31 Street, East Hartford. In­ ING — Cabinets, ro o tin g , glassware, books, tw o WHITE WALL time. Mature, loving ford. Call 647-9946, be­ sulated. New furnace and FOR LEASE - 5300 sq. ft. gutters, room additions, drapes, men's suits, 2 belted snow tires on rims. grandmother type, for 3 PERSON contact, credit checking $775 per month. Available ...CHRISTMAS Experienced, FuM Time, tween 9hm adn 10:30am and computer terminal water heater. $340 decks, all types of remo­ WREATHS FOR SALE In trunks, stainless sink, la­ 175 X 85 X 14, like new, month old and 2 year old. Apply in person: Immediately. Call owner only. operation. We are look­ monthly. No utilities. deling and repairs. F R E E !. bulk, decorated or undec­ dles coats. hardly used. $85 tor both. BRAND Own transportation. Call GREEN MANOR area — John, 643-2414 o r 649-6218. estimates. Fully Insured. Curry Copy Center of Vernon ing for an Individual who Pretty aluminum sided Call 289-2223 evenings. orated. Call 802-334-2079 Fits Ford cars. Call 649- 646-5153, leave message Telephone 643-6017, a fte r ' TAG SALE — Saturday, NEW Vernon Circle. Vernon eniovs people and who three bedroom ranch. anytime. Dealers 6486. with service. GARAGE FOR RENT — 6pm, 647-8509. 9am to 3om. ROTC, 665 types 50 words per min­ Excellent condition. MANCHESTER — Three welcom e. $35 per m onth plus secur­ Wetherell Street, Man- INVITATION TO BID Ford Motor Company ute. "Swift System" ex­ Large lot with trees. Call rooms with stove and ity deposit required. chester."Thls Is the big­ For a driver to provide a AREA ADVISORS perience wold be a plus. refrigerator. For more DESIGN KITCHENS by POOL TABLE — Full vehicle to transport a child to liNCO'wN MlRCUnv O'VIS'.^N CELEBRITY CIPHER. 646-2389. Please ca ll 871-6098. gest tag sale you've ever CelebrUy Cipher cryplogramt are created from quotations by famous people, past NEEDED to deliver and Along with challenge our inform ation call 529-7858 J. P. Lewis. Cabinets, size, cues, bolls and ex­ Newineton Children's Hospi­ U rn andpresent Each letter in the cipher stands tor another Today's c/ue X equals R supervise carriers In company offers out­ o r 563-4438. vanltles„formlca, Wilson tras. Best otter over $50. seen!" Thousands of tag tal from the Town of Coven­ LYNX. Manchester. Call 647- art, Corlan counter tops, sale and craft Items, try twice dally. Individual NEW 1984 LYNX 3-DOOR HATCHBACK By CONNIE WIENER standing career growth Condominiums 32 Please ca ll 643-4014. must hove approprlafe li­ I 4 SPEED TRANSAXLE ORDER YOURS TODAY 9946, between 9am and opportunities. Competi­ FOUR BEDROOM kitchen cabinet fronts, baked goods, raffle cense and Insuronce. Contact RADIAL TIRES •O HG GHXXDZJ SM MIZ MW SBZ 10:30am only. tive salary structures and RANCH HOUSE — I'/i Services complete woodworking Items, hot dogs and pizza. Dr. Donald NIcolettI at 742- 1-6 L FUEL SAVER ENGINE FpR SALE: Botany 500 I HALOGEN HEADLAMPS excellent benefits pack­ bqths. Private setting, oil service, custom mode Proceeds benefit the han­ 8913. EOE NEW 2 BEDROOM m en's top coot, w ith zip In 001-11 1 13 “ WHEELSWITHBRITE WHEEL NUTS PART TIME CLERICAL age. For Immediate con­ heat. $575 monthly. Call furniture, colonial repro­ dicapped. Rain or Shine. J LEFT DOOR MIRROR QMXYS GHFZ VBHRPDIDYS KOAY Dl TOW NHOUSES — IVz lin in g , size 46 lo n g . POSITIONS — One sideration please contact 649-2871. ductions in woodi 9 varie­ WRAP AROUND TAIL LAMPS baths, fully applianced Services Offered SI ' McGregor winter locket, posltlon-9am to 1pm, 2nd Security Pacific Finance ties O f hardwood and TWO FAMILY MISCEL­ INVITATION TO BID SOLID STATE IGNITION SBZ OMXFJ." — GXY. VBHXFSMI kitchen with custom size 44. Both practically FRONT WHEEL DRIVE position 1pm to 5pm, Corp., 985 Main Street, THREE SPACIOUS veneers NOW IN STOCK LANEOUS GARAGE a 705 wood cabinets. Choice of nOw. Call 649-2282 In the BRIGHT BELT MOULDINGS Monday thru Friday for M anchester, 643-4168. ROOMS In newer four Coll 649-9658 or evenings, SALE — "Something Fgr REPAIR OF E.H.H.S. CAN­ BRIGHT WINDSHIELD MOLDINGS 5995 carpet and vinyl floors. REWEAVING BURN am or after 5pm. E ve ryo n e !" F u rn itu re td^ OPY BRIGHT MERCURY NOMENCLATURE (FNJDH) BZYSMI. Loon Department of Equal Opportunity Em­ fam ily. Appllarf'ces, 289-7010. The Board ol Education, 110 South Windsor Bank 8< E le ctric ra d ia n t heat. E x­ HOLES — zippers, um­ knick knacks. 22 West BACK & PINION STEERING PREVIOUS SOLUTION "I don't really know what happened ployer, M/F. laundry, basement stor­ BLUEFISH JIGS — 50tor Long Hilt Drive, East Hart­ CARGO AREA COVERS Trust Co., 1033 John Fitch cellent insulating quali­ brellas repaired. Window Ridge Drive, Bolton. No­ ford, CT. will receive sealed thirty or forty years ago. but I can say that I had a wonderful age, yard, parking. Hou- ANCHOR ELECTRICAL $55. Coll m ornings, 649- HIGH BACK BUCKET SEATS Blvd, South Windsor. ties Including: Ander$en sepets accepted. Heat in­ shades, V e n e t ia n blinds. CONTRACTORS — DO vember 3rd, 1th 8i 5th, bids for REPAIR OF E.H.H.S. FULL WIDTH CLOTH SEAT TRIM W / NEW FABRIC dad." — Nathaniel Crosby ..TELEPHONE OPERA­ 2558. CANOPY. Bid Information Clerical work involves double glazed windows. Keys. TV FOR RENT. any size or type of work. 9am to 4pm. COLOR KEYED VINYL HEAD LININGS 1983 by NEA. Inc TOR — Part time to cluded. $435. 646-0063. ond specifications are avail­ MCPHERSON STRUT FRONT SUSPENSION filing, some typing, tele- In sulated and weather- Marlow's, 867 Main Fully Insured. Free Esti­ able at the Business Office. * handle busy switch­ stripped steel entrance COMPLETE 1977 Topps I MANUAL FRONT DISC BRAKES phone work and figure MANCHESTER — Four Street. 649-5221. m ates. C all 647-0293. TAG SALE — 480 Wood­ Sealed bids will be received 13 GALLON GAS TANK board. Must have excel­ d^rs, double glazed baseball card set. Cards until 10:30 a.m. on Wednes­ by Larry Wright aptitude. Interviewing lent diction. Monday thru rooms, two bedrooms in land Street, Friday 8, I INSIDE HOOD RELEASE KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE™ ^ o d sliding'patio door. In order. Mint condition. day, November 16, 1983, at DAY/NIGHT REAR VIF.W MIRROR 3 dolly from 9am to Ham. four family. Appliances, BRICKS, BLOCKS, ROBERT E. JARVIS -r Saturday, 9om to 3pm. which time they will be Friday, 4:30pm to Full basements with $55. Call after 4pm, 742- I FOLDING REAR SEAT Apply In person. 8:30pm. Phone M r. Be- w/w carpeting, off street STONE — Concrete. Building and remodelina Sofa, end tables, paint­ publicly opened and read washer 8< dryer connec­ Chimney repairs. No lob 6016. ings, FP toys, fireplace aloud. The Board ol Educa­ chard, 528-9961. parking and storage. specialist. Additions, tion reserves the right to PART TIME — Manches­ tions. Prices start at to o sm all. Coll 644-8356. tools, household Items. iff Rent-$350 plus u tilitie s garages, roofing, siding, ONE ODD DOOR new 18'J accept or reject any or all 47uL r 33 M il / ter area. Early hours. $56,900. PETERMAN and security. No pets. bids or the right to waive SECRETARY — G laston­ kitchens, bathrooms, re­ wide b y 6V2' length. Two Q if] Department store clean­ R E A LTY , 649-9404 - 647- Call 649-0717. EXPERIENCED PAIN­ RUMMAGE AND TAG technical tormalltles If It Is In ALReAby ToiO bury law office. Working placement wlndows- the best interest to do so. 1 you! ing. Call 649-5334. 1340 - 647-0080. TER — Quality work. sliding closet doors, size SALE — Saturday, No­ on real estate closings, /d o o rs. C all 643-6712. 22" by tt, 4'/]" height. Nancy J. Harris You can't go wrong. Successful Cougar, Mo&oDY iWAiLeD you Reasonable rates. Fully 6 vember 5th, 9am to 3pm. Dlrector/Buslness Services but shorthand skills de­ $10. Call 643-7534 FULL AND PART TIME sired. Word processor insured. Free estimates. Americon Legion Hall, 004-11 roomy Marquis, sporty Lynx. With low Teller Positions — Good Lots/Land (or Sole 33 643-9237, ask fo r J e rry. Wall Street, Coventry. available. Reply to Box I, IBM ELECTRIC TY­ prices, a wide selection of standard figure aptitude, ability to RooHna/Slding $4 ■Good clothes, home c/o The Herald. •••••••aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa MANCHESTER — Four PEWRITER — $100. Ex­ equipment, and an excellent range of all deal effectively with pub­ ODD JOBS, Trucking. baked food. BOLTON PUBLIC NOTICI rooms, two bedrooms, cellent condition. Call The Bolton Zoning Com­ ifriTrft, lic. Apply In person: Mrs. FREE CATALOG — Of Home repairs. You name aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaak modisls. We've got what you wont. All you WIRER — Excellentit o p -\ 1'/2 baths, appliances, . a fte r Spm, 646-3601. mission, will hold o public Cleveland, Heritage Sav­ portunitv In our elepe fM - J land bargains, 5 acres to basement. Excellent lo­ It, we do It. Free esti­ TAG SALE — November hearing on Nowambar 10, have to do is choose your choice of colors & BfDWELL HOME Im­ 1983, at 1:00 p.m. In tha Com- ings, 1007 Main Street, cal wiring department 500 acres, covering Ver­ cation. Lease, security, m ates. Insured. 643-0304. 6th. Rain or Shine. provement Company LADIES NAVY WOOL Drapes, miscellaneous munllv Holl ragar.dlno o ra- order todayl Manchester. tor an experienced bench mont and the Berkshires references. $450 monthly. Roofing, siding, altera­ COAT — Size 14-16, w orn 4 qufst of Box Mountain Quor- WILLING TO DO ODD household Items. 10am to wirer familiar with cable at lowest Imaginable pri­ MANCHESTER — Six tion, additions. Sama rias tor a lona ehonoa from JOBS, Housecleaning, times. Orlglnallv $125, 4pm , 9 T u'm b le b ro o k R-1 to Indusfriol for tha ra- ConneeficuVa Oldaat Lincoln COOKS — W^ need re- termination techniques. ces. Write: Land Ca­ rooms, three bedrooms. number for over 30years. painting or wood work­ now $55. Call 649r3788. Drive, Bolton. molndar of thatroct which In- sppnslble, mature peo­ Ability to read schemat­ ta lo g , P.O. Box 938, N orth Convenient location, ref­ 649-6495. cludtt lha Bolton Notch Mercury Mmxdm Dealer ple. Part time, days, 9am ics helpful. Full fringe Adam s, M A 01247. erences. Security lease. ing. Have own transpor­ ciuQrrv. WOOD STOVE — warm M OVINQ s a l e — F u rn i­ to 2pm; and some wee­ benefit program. Apply: $500 plus utilities. Lom­ ta tio n . Call 643-0197. Philip G. Oootav, and comfortable. Atlanta ture, old clocks, teapots, Chairman kends. Apply in person: Personnel Deportment, bardo & Associates, 649- aaaaaaaaaaataaaaaaaaaaa Works Franklin. Com­ glassware, collectibles, Belton Ground Round, Gloston- Gerber Scientific Co., 83 4003. RESUMES — Xerox co­ Zoning Commission pied,, 50 fo r $3.49. Enve­ Haotlna/Plumbinfl ss plete with hinged doors antiques, toys, curtains, burvy between 2pm and Gerber Road West, South Rentals and screen. Very good OIMO 4pm. lopes free. PIP the pictures, china, silver W indsor. MANCHESTER — Four oonditlon. Bargain - pieces, miscellaneous...... 1 ______room, heated apartment, "While you wait prin­ $98.88. Call 646-S863. Fairfield Street, off Hart­ MORIARTY BROTHERS NOW HIRING — Of f show SERVICE STATION AT­ second floor. Walking ters" 391 Center Street, FOGARTY BROTHERS BECAUSE YOU never Rooms (or Rent 41 ford Road. Friday and Oil D rilling Overseas and TENDANT — With some distance to Main Street. M anchester. 647-8367. — Bathroom remodel­ know when someone FOR SALE: Va Ton chain Saturday, 9am to 2pm. will be searching for the Domestic. Will train, mechanical abilities. P arking-one car. No pets. ing: installation water ta ll. $60. C oll 643-6367. $35,000 - $50,000 plus poss. Uniforms furnished. Full Security required. $375 CARPENTRY AND MA­ heaters, garJiaae (llspo- i'tem you have for sale, SONRY - Free estimates. You'll never know the Coll Petroleum Services or part time. Inquire In g e n t l e m a n PRE­ month. Available now. sals: faucet repairs. 649- $LED,— Flexible Flyer, It's better to run your Call Tony Squlllacote649- power of Classified until a t 312-920-9364 e xt. 2340. person: 252 Spencer FERRED. $50.00 w eekly. Reply to Box HH, c/o The 7657. vlso/MottarCar^ S' long. Toboggan • made want ad tor several pIBerbyNCA Inc TMfl.g US P,| A IM Oil also open evenings. 646-2000. Herald. 0811. ac'cepted. you use It .yourself./CalI dovs ... canceling It as 315 CEHTER ST., MANCNESTER. CONN. M 3-5US Street, Manchester. In Canada. Used twice. 643-2711 to d a y to place an ^ each. Telephone 646- soon as you get results. ad. a A <0 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Nov. 3, 1983 Emhart sees demand for glass containers in Far East

FARMINGTON — Nearly 800 glass The estimate was made In remarks United States remained the world's largest * container-producing lines will be in service prepared for a meeting of leading Far producer of glass containers, which is a 15 in the Far East by the start of the next Eastern glass producers in Kuala Lumpur, billion-a-year business, projected expan-{ decade, Emhart Corp. predicted Malaysia. sion in the Far East will approach that« Wednesday. Raymond A. DeVita said that while the capacity. H

m . ■» I Re-elect ROGER M. NEGRO Town Treasurer

PROVEN RECORD of PROFESSIONAL ADMINISTRATION of TOWN FUNDS'

■ / 195,422,000.00 Town Investments placed on Competitive Bidding

Herald photo by tarquinio One among many I Interest earned by Competitive Bidding $1,595,977.00 Product Show organizers have been getting the former Ingersolly Rand building ready for the three-d4y exhibition this week. The show runs Friday through Sunday. Seated in the golf cart are , ROGER NEGRO, fof the FIRST TIME in the Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce President Anne Flin and exhibition co-chairman Hans Weiss, president of Town's history initiated, in February 1973 Coinpetitive Bidding Dynamic Metal Products Inc. Standing, from left, are organizers Gerald P. Ceniglio, Jim Richards, Russ Trottman, Betty on Town Investments, which has yielded Additional Earnings. Osborne, Richard Meduski and Ernest Hintz. The show, co-sponsored by the Manchester and South Windsor chambers, will feature more than 200 booths. Since 1971: $ 1 6 , 6 1 7 , 7 5 9 . 0 0 Earned in Proper BUSINESS Investment of All Town Funds 02993210 New England firms DEMOCRATIC TEAM look beyond Ireland

Bv Steven W. Svre Market country — no matter how United Press International attractive the benefit package — is tax structure more titan anything else in YOU CAN'T BEAT BOSTON — For years. New England selling to western Europe, said Danield companies looking to open up facilities H efler of Arthur D. L ittle in that could be used to market their Cambridge. products in western Europe usually The Common Outer Tariff hits a found their best deals in Ireland. company bringing its product to a Ireland's offer of tax breaks and member country with a minimum tax other economic incentives made the of 7 percent, ranging up to 18 percent THEIR EXPERIENCE! country the most attractive and still for products such as semiconductors. holds an allure. The Industrial Devel­ An American company marketing opment Authority of Ireland estimates from aTacility within the Common there are about 45 New England Market can bypass 'the tariff. It companies with some kind of operation probably doesn't have as high trans­ in the country. portation costs, either. Some attribute much of Ireland's "Ireland-at one point in time was success to its early start in attracting alone in being a locution for American American companies and a well investors," said Hefler, whose com­ organized marketing effort to go with pany has done consulting work for the its benefit packages. IDA. “ They are now confronted with Those benefits include cash grants of and recognize competition, from Sco­ 1000 up to 60 percent to cover the cost of tland, the Netherlands, regions within opening a plant, low interest loans and France and Germany and the United a guaranteed maximum corporate Kingdom." one on"* $950 income tax of. 10 percent.until the year New England companies from a 2000. variety of industries have chosen But the field has become much more Ireland, in some case as one of several crowded and Ireland hardly holds all countries to place their facilities. the advantages. Nearly all countries Digitial Equipment Corp., Wang La­ are making some kind of offer to woo boratories, Pr.ime Computer and other ' 900 American businesses. high tecflinology firms are there. "The competition has always been Even some companies producing there, it's probably woken up s o m e f running shoes have gone to Ireland in $862 said Barney Ussher of the IDA in attempts to crack into a tough Boston. “ I think virtually all the European market against the likes of countries are more alert to the Adidas and Puma. Both Nike of Saco, opportunity of investment flowing from Maine, and New. Balance of Boston SOUTH WINDSOR the United States into Europe." have facilities in Ireland. WEST HARTFORD Ireland also has had its share of Nike had some problems with its 800 GLASTONBURY economic problems. Inflation, now in operation and shut it down this spring, WINDSOR the 7 to 8 percent range, was hovering but then re:opened the plant at half FAIRFIELD above 20 percent for part of last year. strength after a re-evaluation. Millard MILFORD EAST HARTFORD. Personal income taxes have been Freeman of Nike said the quality of the HAMDEN WETHERFIELD climbing lately. shoes had not been up to snuff, largely VERNON The increases in income lax have because of problems with supervision STRATFORD been "de-motivating our managers as and materials. ' ' , ENFIELD well as just employees," said George “ We'll make as much progress as the $706 MERIDEN Stephan, executive vice president of quality can stand." Freeman said Kollorgen in Hartford. Conn. about any hopes of increasing employ­ 7 0 0 — ^ “ It's one of those things. There's a ment at the facility to its old level of 150. limited pie «n d it kinds of shrinks in a Stephan of Kollorgen said the com­ recession," Ussher said. "Income pany has been pleased overall with its taxes have always been a.large part of plant in Ireland, -which was established ; MANCHESTER^ the pie in Ireland." in 1973 because of growing overseas The draw "“toward any Common business. 600 Average of similar size Average of neighboring RICK DYER BEIIEVES towns across the state towns

COMPARISONS OF MANCHESTER'S PER PERSON COST OF GOVERNMENT WITH SIMILAR TOWNS. Under Democratic leadership, Manchester spends less per person on municipal services than almost any other town in the state. A 1982 study by the Connecticut Public Expend!’ tures Council showed that 135 of the state’s 169 cities and towns spend mor«| per person to provide services than does jManchester. It’s clear that the Democratic team knows what it takes to stretch your tax dollar and give you high quality That there is the need for an adolescent psychiatric, day-treatment program within services at a price you can afford to pay. the Manchester Schooi System. That’s why he’supporting the estabiishment of such a LEADERSHIP THAT KEEPS MANCHI program for youngsters who need that care. A GOOD PLACE TO LIVE GIVE EDUCATION YOUR VERY BEST-RE-EIECT DICK DYER VOTE DEMOCRATIC NOV. 8th VOTE DEMOCRATIC AGAIN ON NOV. 8th Paid for by Friends of Rick Dyer. Mike Darby, Treasurer ror rides and absentee ballots CALL 649-2011 Pf Id for by the Democrallc Town Commltte«, Paul Phillip*, Ttemturmr lONAL UNDSff

T T rr IM' ipetitive Bidding GREATER MANCHESTER CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ) AND SOUTH WINDSOR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AE in the ve Bidding Present Earnings. ’roper Hundreds of Exhibits Free Merchandise [EAM Free Gifts Free Chiid Care international Foods Antique Cars Show Free Parking

n Q - DONATION $2.00 (10 YRSr & UNDER FREE)

1 A. .he MANCHESTER INDUSTRIAL PARK PROGRESS DRIVE MANCHESTER, CT. % ^

• Nov. 4, Friday - 6-9 PM • Nov. 5, Saturday -12-9 PM • Nov. 6, Sunday - 12-6 PM

ADVANCE SALE TICKETS $ 1.50 Advertising Supplement To AT YOllUR LOCAL BBANKS iiaurJiPatpr Hrralh ■---Thursday,^------Nov. 3rd., 1983f- mg SHOW Show features goods, services for home Here’s list of Product show exhibitors / The following are exhibitors in the Distinctive Designs by Willhide, M. Museum, sponsored by Lydall Inc. Nichols Motorsports Inc.. Northeast 1983 Product Show; " Dzen Roofing Inc., Distributors of and The Manchester Herald, Kitchen Utilities. The Nutman of New Eng­ One of the widest ranges of goods Computers and financial services bicycles will be featured for the feeling coming on, there will even be AAA, ADT — Security Challenge, Herbalife. Cabinet Fronts by Harvey Lyman & land, Optical Style Bar Inc. , and services available to the Ameri­ will have a strong representation. visitors interested in straight trans­ a travel agency or to to help you plan sponsored by Lydall & Foulds, East Coast Distributors, East West' Sons Inc. Pearl's Appliances & TV, J.C. can family will be gathered for public Some of the home elements to be portation or recreational movement, that trip. Agway Clean Water System, Alcide Imports, Economy Electric Supply M & R Liquors, MAK Painting, Penney Cata;pg Distrobitopm Ceq- ter. Pilot Marine Corp.. Pinewood sampling at the second combined be covered by the exhibits include; whether on two wheels or four. The Manchester Police Depart­ Maillet, Amazing Personality Ma­ Inc., Economy Oil Change, Elec- Maine Post & Beam Co. Inc., Furniture Shops, Pratt & Whitney South-Windsor-Manchester Product residential siding, electrical fixtures, Local financial institutions, con­ ment will give on the spot demon­ chine, American Cancer Society, trqlux. The Farley Co. — Real Estate, Manchester Area Conference of Show to be held at the Manchester new furniture and refinishing of old; scious of the revolution in money sponsored by South Windsor Phar­ F^mstead Enterprises, Farr's Sport­ Churches, sponsored by Tierney Aircraft Group, W.H. Preuss & Sons. strations of the “Intoximeter" — the Replacement Door Systems, Industrial Park off Parker Street In cooling equipment, power eiquip- handling, wilt emphasize remote macy. American Red Cross, spon­ ing Goods, First Computer Corp./Fi- Funeral Home, Manchester Arts new equipment used for alcohol REPS, Rising Sun Restaurant, River Manchester on Friday. Saturday and ment; coal, oil and wood heating automated tellers and other innova­ sored by Clarke Insurance Agency, nancial Corp., First Federal Savings, Council, sponsored by Connecticut consumption detection. Having no Bank and Trust, Manchester Com­ East Homemakers, sponsored' by Sunday. equipment; kitchen equipment, ba­ tions In banking. In another example Atlas Oil. First Investors Corp., D.W. Fish relatlonship-to that whatsoever, the munity College, Manchester Demo­ The Journal Inquirer, Al Robbins, Approximately 65,000 square feet B & Z Construction Co., Bs.bco Gallery of Homes, D.W. Fish Mort­ throoms, floor coverings, sewing of the computer age, one Insurance Budwelser Model A delivery truck cratic Town Committee, Manchester Ro-Vic Inc.. Royal IceCream Co. Inc. of floor space In the former Ingersoll machines, home decorating and agency will provide Instant read-out Agency. Barry Bake Shop, Paul gage Co., Fogarty Brothers Inc., and a gigantic Budwelser balloon H.M. Frechette Real Estate Inc., Free Fire Department 8th District, spon­ Rand Building will be covered with cleaning, swimming pools and Ja­ insurance premiums for an automo­ Buettner Florist Inc., Bugnacki's will be on display. Special Meat Products, Thomas M. Spirit/Independent Coal Co., sored by Dynamic Metal Products Sabrina Pools, Sav It of Connecti­ over 200 booths from area compan­ cuzzis, microwave ovens, home and bile from four different companies. £ Burgess & Co. Inc., Brazilian Shish- Fromex One Hour Photo, F.G.I.C. Co., Manchester Fire Department, cut, Walt Scadden Blacksmith, ies, antique cars, an international office computers, fine tools for Advance sales tickets are available For the outdoorsman there will be Kabobs. "The Church thatCares." sponsored by Andrew Ansaldi Co., Sears, Roebuck & Co., The Shower food fair and a child-care center. working and sporting people. ongoing fly-tying and casting dem­ at all banks in Manchester and South Manchester Hardware, Manchester Door Man, L.R. Smith Inc., Southern Windsor. The 1983 Product Show Capitol Equipment Co., Carla's J. German Clothier — Joe Ger­ Exhibitors listing their booth con­ Heavy emphasis, in these days of onstrations. A local taxidermist will man's Back Room. General Oil Co., Honda, Manchester Jaycees, The New England Telephone Co., South will be open on Friday from 6 p.m. to Pasta, Carvel of Manchester, Ceram­ tents for the show, which Is energy conservation, will be placed also display his craft. ics Etc., Classic Caterers, MHS Greg The Chimney Sweep, H20 Manchester Mall, Manchester Mem­ Windsor Ambulatory Care Center, 9 p.m., Saturday from noon to 9 p.m. co-sponsored by the Greater Man­ by many exhibitors on energy A wide selection of restaurants will COEP, sponsored by The Bait Co., Equipment Co. Inc. —^ E.S.A. Inc. orial Hospital, sponsored by Wolff- South Windsor BMX, South Windsor chester and South Windsor savings, energy management, supply American and foreign dishes and Sunday from noon to 6 p.m. Colonial Vernon Inn, Come Dine Water Systems, Hartford Courant. Zackin & Associates, Manchester Bank & Trust, South Windsor Human chambers of commerce, indicate the energy related products, replace­ for the hungry visitor, and other In addition to the $1.50 discount With Us. The American Way. Com- Hartford Family Security Systems, Police Department, sponsored by Services, sponsored by South Wind­ sor Rotary, South Windsor Jaycees, main emphasis will be on products ment doors and windows and other exhibitors will show you how to tickets available at numerous outlets puterama. Computer Training Insti­ Hear Again Co.. Holiday Health J.D. Real Estate Co., Manchester Public Works Department Waste sponsored by 76 Auto Body Shop & and services for the home, for the valuable ideas for reducing the home counteract the calories and select around the area before the show, tute Inc., Connecticut Communica­ Fitness Center, The Hot Potato, tions Corp., Connecticut Flight House of Chung. Water Division, sponsored by-Herit­ South Windsor Garage, South Wind­ family automobile, for the “dining energy bills. the fashions that suit you best. For general admission tickets will be age Savings & Loan, Association, sor Office Supply, South Windsor out" evening, and for the body. Automobiles, motorcycles, racing those who find that “getaway” available at the door at a price of $2. Center, Connecticut Job Service, Imperial Plumbing & Heating. sponsored by Gerber Scientific Inc., Independent Insurance Center. In­ Manchester Recreation Department, Plumbing & Heating, South Windsor The Connecticut Natural Gas Corp., structors of the Handicapped, spon­ sponsored by Hartford Distributors, Travel, South Windsor Volunteer Connecticut Travel Services, Con­ sored by Manchester Structural, Manchester Sand & Gravel, Man­ Ambulance, South Windsor Volun­ necticut Valley Coin Co., Continen­ Steel, Investors Diversified Services. chester Sewing Machine center, teer Fire Department, sponsored by tal Cuisine, Copytex, Inc., Vernon, Jefferson House Adult Day Cen­ Manchester Symphony Orchestra, Capitol Tire Co. of South Windsor, House of Chung a successful restaurant Court House One, Creative School ter, sponsored by The Savings Bank sponsored by People's Bank, Man­ Sweet Siding Co. of Hairdressing, Crossroads of Man­ of Manchester, Jefferson Pine, K-B chester Wallpaper & Paint Co. Inc., Telephone Exchange, Tolland The House of Chung is one of The success of the House of the over-all greenhouse effect of the with some of the favorites being Mai chester & Manchester Sheltered Automotive, Kirby Center of Man­ Marcus Communications Inc., County Volkswagen, Trappers Den — Taxidermy Shop. Video Galax/ Manchester's most successful res­ Chung is the result of Mr. Chung's rooms. - ^ i s , PinaColadas, and JungleJims. Workshop, sponsored by Connecti­ chester, LTM/Cheney Hall Restora­ Mark's Hair Performance, Mary Kay Cosmetics — Mario Isko, Mitchell Inc.. Village Floors, Vyna Lumr diversity and background. Having The lounge's atmosphere Is out of One of the newest drinks is the cut National Bank. tion, sponsored by Manchester State taurants. This is probably because of Fuel Co. Inc.. Multi-Home Builders. Weatherguard, Yankee Alumir lived in China until the age of 10, he's the ordinary, being reminiscent of a Volcano, which is served in a large Delta Maintenance & Carpet Bank, Lazy Legs Inc. Luigi's First its authentic Chinese cooking and New England Hobby Supply, Bob Service. reasonable prices. familiar with the Chinese foods and Hawaiian beach. The House of bowl with a flaming volcano in the Cleaning, Deng Enterprise Inc., Stop Restaurant, Lutz Children's The owner is Henry Chung of West customs. In fact, the cooks are also Chung specializes in tropical drinks center. Hartford, who got his training in New Chinese, many of them coming from York and at his father's restaurant in Chinatown in New York City. Hartford, Song Hays. He knows most lA -----JC facets of the restaurant business A coupie of years ago, the MANCHESTER COMMUNITY COLLEGE from top to bottom. He's worked as a restaurant was expanded to provide dishwasher, waiter, cook, bartender, more dining area and a new exotic and finaily owner and manager. Even cocktail lounge. Its unique styling, HOUSE OF CHUN6 today he'ii fiii in as a cook if including skylights, bamboo furni; CANTONESE NPOLyNESIAN SPECIALTIES ^ 2b Years of Growth and Service 1963-1983 necessary. ture, and many exotic plants, adds to Featuring: • FUU MOON • HAWAIIAN DUCK • PU PU PLATTER - Over 100,000 Students Since 1963 Parking is plentiful SOMEONE YOU KNOW HAS ATTENDED M.C.C.L

Polynttion ond Conton*M btll of ... A Friend /TTx' . for visitors to show loro ore Mrved ot the Houie of O n m o ot 363 Brood St ... A Relative Monchetter. The Houie of,.Chung Visitors to the 1983 Product Show Industrial Park to use their parking offers o chonge of lotte from the ' usual iteok ond pototo fore ... A Neighbor can be assured parking will be lots. The participating companies Polroni con dine in the surround­ ’^ 1 plentiful. The committee has re­ include; Journal Inquirer, First Hart­ ings of O Chines# gorden in the ... A Business Associate ford Realty, Economy Electric, Dean new Peooock Room The lush ceived permission from almost all greenery ond filtered skylight offer the companies in the Manchester Machine, Lydall, Brand Rex, pieosonf surroundiogs'for foil din­ Keebler, Beauregard Corp., Chrom- ing. WANT TO KNOW MORE ABOUT US? alloy and IMS Inc. Because the lots are not imme­ f e * diately adjacent to the show site, I fe Rt Henry Chvng, Lee Thibodeau, Chef: Tony Woo ASK SOMEONE YOU KNOW! I three shuttle.buses will be making a • s Show hours continuous loop around Progress Dishes of seafood, poultry, pork and beef prepared in an Oriental style Drive and Colonial Road. The buses are offered. The chef will prepore dinner combinotions not listed on the MANCHESTER COMMUNITY COLLEGE will take visitors from the lots to the menu. Ample portions encourage guests to mix and match dishes to show entrance and back throughout sample the various foods. The House of Chung offers a complete the duration of the show. takeout service of alt items listed on the menu. During the week the n , WE CAN MAKE THE DIFFERENCE! Friday, Nov.4: House of Chung features a special luncheon menu with reduced prices Should it be necessary for over­ on selected meals. 6 to 9 p.m. flow, Lydall Inc. has made available its lot with a 400-car capacity. If that SEE YOU AT THE PRODUCT SHOW Saturday, Nov.5: lot is necessary shuttle buses will D serve it also. noon to 9 p.m. During the evening hours Product OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK: MON. THURS 11 A M ^ 10 P.M 60 Bidwell Show patrons will be able to follow fRI.-SAT n A.M.-nP.M. • 12 NOOhhIOP.M. Manchester Sunday, Nov.6: the searchlight directly to the show 363 Brood St., Manchester (Between Center St. & Middle Tnpke.) noon to 6 p.m. in the Manchester Industrial Park Conn. 06040 (convenience entrance routes to the 1 ^ 649-:4958 park are Parker Street and Sheldon 646-4900 x281 Road). r3c= bkiCC ► ... J — * You’ll be surprised by Manchester Honda

“The largest exclusively Honda have your own garden and you're 25,000 square feet of floor'space in dealership in Connecticut" John Larabee, member of the weary of hoeing furrows. These two modern buildings. Manchester Chamber of Commerce, labor-saving devices might be just The building at '24 Adams St. When you think of Manchester and past treasurer of the Connecti­ the thing. displays 18 models of Honda auto­ cut Motorcycle Dealers Association. Honda, you think of the place just off The outboard motors range in mobiles. At 30 Adams St., you'll find 1-86 at Exit.93 — the place that sells He resides In Somers with his wife, power from Th to 10 horsepower. 63 models of Honda motorcycles, Jaci, and children, James, 17, motorcycles, ATCs and, of course, Mount one of these on your skiff or and a full line of Honda power economy cars. Jonathan, 12, and Jennifer, 10. motorboat and you've got the. same equipment. But drop by and look around. quality Honda puts in their cycles at Which are the most popular General manager, motorcycles You’ll be surprised at what you see. the back end of your boat. models? building, is John Brodin. Brodin For example, you'll find gas- In cars, the luxury compact joined the dealership in 1974 as a powered generators, rototillers, out­ The lawnmowers are another Accord is number one, with the 1983 mechanic and was later parts s. board motors and even lawnmowers surprise. Who’d have thought it? four-door sedan rising fast in manager. He resides in Vernon with HONDA CRX 1.5 HONDA CIVIC — all part of the Honda power Honda lawnmowers. But there they popularjty, because it combines gs products line. his wife, Donna, and children, Marc, HATCHBACK are. Either pushed or self-propelled. superior seating capacity with Hon­ 12, and Susan, 10. The generators can be used for Yes, Manchester Honda has come da's renowned gas mileage. Also Manchester Honda regularly do­ home or business. They range in a long way since the little place on very popular is the Honda Prelude, a nates vehicles for civic activities and capacity from 500 watts to 6500 Center Street in the mid-1960s. Then refined view of what a sports car watts, and owning one could gener­ driver's training courses at area the company had only 12 models of should be. schools and colleges. ate a warm feeling the next time a Honda motorcycles. Among motorcycles, the favorite The dealership is-a regular recip­ blizzard knocks out your house Today, Manchester Honda is the Hondas are, in order, the V45 Magna, current. ient of awards for sales and service largest Honda dealer in the area. the Honda 750 Shadow and the from the Hortda Corp. Awards have The rototillers, on the other hand, Situated on a 3V^acre tract of land at Honda ATCs. been received for sales and service are a fair-weather product. Say you HONDA ACCORD 4-DR. Adams Street, the dealership boasts Manchester Honda is owned by since 1967. Optical Style Bar knows area’s needs All Terrain Vehicle Automobiles Guild opticians at Optical Style display at Optical Style Bar's three and service is backed by expe­ laboratory located also at the 763 Bar Inc. have furnished much of the stores in eastern Connecticut. rienced, knowledgeable technicians Main St., Manchester, store, staffed per '.onal optical needs for eastern , Generators The highly qualified technicians in and quality brand aids as well as all with licensed personnel operating Connecticut residents for over 30 the contact lens department located necessary accessories. modern equipment necessary to year^i. End, In so doing have gained .. 'Lawnmowers . at 763 Main Sf., Manchester, can Optical Style Bar maintains a accomplish the tight control set by invaluable knowledge of the area's evaluate and determine the best complete grindihg and finishing Optical Style Bar Inc. needs. contact lens form and stylo for you. Mopeds Much research and practical expe­ The fashion-conscious licensed rience has proven the advantageous 'Motorcycles opticians know their responsibility in use of soft lens and permalens the keeping abreast with innovations in visually and physically most comfor­ their field as well as to continue with table new soft lenses — in addition to Outboard Motors conventional vision aids. They are traditional hard lens forms over a proud to be leaders in the use of long period of time — has prompted LOnOKING GOOD 'Roto Tillers aolite ultravue seamless bifocal. The Optical Style Bar to continue ultravue with no segment lines is research in this exciting field. 'Snowthrowers effective in practical use. This lens, Hearing aid sales and service are when combined with the most an important part of the services GEM'CU'T 'Waterpumps fashionable eyeglass frames, can provided by Optical Style Bar Inc., at answer your need for high fashion as 763 Main St., Manchester. well as satisfy your personal vision A guarantee of your personal

\ Visitors to the 1983 Product Show cakes, 100 pounds of Idaho pota­ may win one of over $5,000 worth of toes, smoke alarms, soccer ball, leg EM - 500 door prizes. These pries awarded to rest, and 'dinners at a local restau­ lucky guests will be given at both the rant, to name a few. m entrance to the show and at the Given the number of door prizes *We have extended individual exhibitors booths. on hand at this time, it is expected wear soft contact lenses; The exhibitors have donated a that a door prize will be awarded to also custom tint lenses. wide variety of goods and services show visitors every five minutes. for the home, auto, entertainment, • 763 and 191 Main St., Manchester trips andeven a kitchen faucet. Some The 1983 Product Show, co­ Phone 643-1191 or 643-1900 of these include: Calculators, a sponsored by the Manchester and • Eastbrook Mall, Mansfield five-mode stereo system, water South Windsor chambers of com­ Phone 456-1141 filters, pasta gift certificates, one- merce, will again be a family- EM - 3000 year free membership at a fitness oriented event, and may very well be EASTERN CONNEaiCUrS LEADING FULL SERVICE OPTiaANS THE COMPLETE HONDA STORE. center, kielbasa and hotdogs, clock the largest event of its kind in the thermostat, oil change, metal detec­ region. VISIT OUR'BOOTH No. 129 tor, one-year hair care, professional In its sixth successful year, the (Main Entrance) EXIT 93 OFF I-86 24 & 30 ADAMS ST. 646-2789 home energy checkup, pistachios, show enjoys a reputation of total ' tickets to a Whalers game. Ice cream community involvement. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE PRODUCT SHOW MANCHESTER, CONN. • ♦ « •»» * If p * * Sabrina explains the story of the spa MEET OUR STAFF... • <^Spas are named after the town of stream of royalty and the elite took version of a whirlpool bath, usually therapeutic physical and psychic ^ a . Belgium, where mineral springs advantage of the benefits pf medici­ located at a health club or country effects of h'ydromassage. According were discovered in 1326. Used by the nal bathing. Most prominent among club, at the apartment complex or to the World Book Encyclopedia, spa Romans, perfected by the Euro­ the spas, or bathing resorts, were condominium where a person lives, treatments may be helpful in the peans, and adopted by the Ameri­ Bath, Buxton and Harrowgate in or with increasing frequency, in a treatment of rheumatic disorders, 1 cans, the spa has attracted health- England; Baden-Baden, Neuheim family's own home or backyard. The some fornis of heart disease, chronic seekers from ancient to modern and KIssingen In Germany; and time of the private, at-home spa has fatigue and certain kinds of skin, times. Its long-running popuiarity Karlsbad in Czechoslovakia. The dawned in the United States, and is muscular and nervous disorders. stems from an unwavering belief in European spas have been used in the spreading rapidly through other Your doctor will know all about the s... the curative powers of water. treatment of such ills as arthritis, countries. benefits of hydromassage. In the 18th century, the great nervous exhaustion, bronchitis and What are some of the factors that European spas reached their pinna­ gynecological disorders. account for the surge in sales of the cle of popularity, then a steady The 20th century spa is a luxury personal spa? One big one is the 2 w'. / Mall concept five years bid Show hours The history of the Manchester Mail building. have done modestly well with what, w goes back five years before the The present owner, Kenneth Bur- we had to work with. We have gone building was purchased. The prop­ kamp, feeling a reverse trend and a forward with our plans for the new Friday, Nov.4: erty at 811 Main St. had been return to Main Street was occurring rear entranceway, allowing for *-

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Product Show '83 willinclude • Manchester Area Conference of sponsored by Wolff-Zackin and • Manchester Arts Council, spon-' exhibits by 23 non-profit community H er^s a promif Churches,' sponsored by Tierney Associates; sored t>y Connecticut Bank and organizations. Funeral Home; • River East Homemaker-Home Trust Co.; • South Windsor Volunteer Fire •< General OH kee • Manchester Fire Department- Health Aide Service, sponsored by' • American Cancer Society, Man­ Department, sponsored by Capitol Eighth Utilities District, sponsored the Journal Inquirer; - chester Branch, sponsored by South Tire; by Dynamic Metal Products Co.; • Connecticut Job Service, spon­ Windsor Pharmacy; • Town of Manchester Recreation ■ • Adventure Challenge, spon­ sored by Gerber Scientific Inc.; Department, sponsored by Hartford sored by Lydall Inc.; • Town of South Windsor Human • Manchester Fire Department, Distributors; General Oil promises to take more interest in • Cheney Hall Restoratlon/LTM, Services Department, sponsored by sponsored by Andrew Ansaldi Co.; • Lutz Qhildren’s Museum, two you, and in helping you solve your heating sponsored by Manchester State the Rotary Club of South Windsor; • Manchester High School Coop­ problems, than any other ml company you’ve booths sponsored by Lydall Inc. and Bank; • Instructors of the Handicapped, erative Education Program, spon­ the Manchester Herald; ever had. • Manchester Police Department, sponsored by Manchester Structural sored by the Balf Co.; Vfe really do want to send you a • Town of Manchester Public sponsored by J.D. Reai Estate Co.; • Steel; • Manchester Symphony Orches­ Works Department, sponsored by z sm aller heating bilU • Jefferson House, sponsored by • Crossroads of Manchester and tra, sponsored by Peoples Bank; By answering your otergy conservation Heritage Savings and Loan the Savings Bank of Manchester; Manchester Sheltered Workshop, • South Windsor Volunteer Association; needs, guaranteeing you a steady supply of • Manchester Memorlai Hospital, sharing a booth sponsored by Ambulance; heating oil, and guai^teeing reliable service Connecticut National Bank; • South Windsor Jaycees. for your heating system, w e k n o w w e ll k e e p • What are the first, simple, basic ways to save heat­ y o u h a p p y . (And that, of course, means good Manchester Hardwiare ing energy? business for us.) We offer easy 12-month payment plans • Does turning down the thermostat really help?„ that include the h ig h es t p o ^ b l e in te r e s t on PIP in Manchester your credit balance. No oil conpany pays is old, but up-to-date more. • What’s the biggest waste of heat in the average Once you become a customer and get to house? If you haven't been to Manchester electric, cutlery, clocks, and all has beautiful facility know the folks at General, we think you’ll Hardware lately, a visit will surprise hardware have been expanded. A want to tell other people how satisfied you ,you. Yes, we still have the wooden new department just for fine wood­ PIP comes to Manchester. with us your next printing job. Plenty • Is there some way to test my house to see how much are. A n d to encourage you to talk about us, floors that creak, but much has been working tools is featured. PIP, the world’s largest printing of free parking is available behind heat I’m wasting? we even offer a referral bonus credit for any added. chain-^th over 800 locations, has the store. PIP is well known for fine new customers you send our way. Still And of course, unlike the large , recently opened a beautiful new quality printing and excellent ser­ • Is there a heating oil supplier who will actually try another way to reduce your heating bill. Start with the new all cedar front, home centers, we have people happy facility at 391 Center St. Larry vice. Prices quotes are freely given to save me fuel and money? Our president, Aaron Cook, wants to thrn go inside to see the new to help you with ^ your home Schartz and Joe Lavin, the store's on any job. The latest in Xerox h e a r fro m y ou . If for any reason you're not displays and enlarged inventory, problems. We’re old fashioned in owners, invite everyone with printing photographing is also available. satisfied with us, pick up the phone and talk high,r hted by newdepartmentingto • Are all heating oil service contracts the same? that way, but up-to-date in what we needs to visit their new store. Come Come and say "PIP IT" and let us right to him. You 11 find everyone at General make selection easy. Plumbing, offer. in, have a cup of coffee and discuss solve your printing problems. Oil, from the president on down, is eager to • What are the different ways to pay for heat? please you. (Yes, there is an oil suppliCT who cares.) \ • What is tffe cheapest method of heating? ^ppippippippippippippippippippippip ta • Isn’t there some way I can stretch my fuel oil pay­ ments throughout the year? And what’s this about President earning interest on my credit balance? • Will there be enough oil this winter? Will prices go up again? General Oil Company P.O. Box 8507 Storage Terminal E ast Hartford, CT 06108 133 Riverside Drive General Oil (203) 568-3500 E ast Hartford, CT 06118 COME AND SEE! Local area offices for your convenience' Fri.- Demonstration of fine Chicago has the answers. Cutiery iV Sat.- Woodcarvinn by weii^known FAST-LOW COST-QUALITY OFFSET PRINTING instructor, Kit Larson 10-10,000 COPIES Sun.- Demonstration of the famous Ja­ PHOTOCOPIES AVAILABLE TOO! Want to be Your panese steel and waterstone sharpening system On Display f Fine woodworking and woodcarving Heating Oil Man” tools^from Europe and Japan as well as USA. Wdodcarvings by Kit Larson. A Manchester H ardware I nc. 0 ORDER TO O LARGE OR 877 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER TOO SMALL FOR PRICE QUOTES "5 General Oil Co. Monday thru Saturday 8:30 to 5:30; Thursday til 9:00 643-4425 1 643-8364 I 391 CENTER ST. MANCHESTER Aaron Cook Call 568-3500 <•1 ■ t WORLDWIDE! 1 I •pippipp^pippippippippippippippippippippippippjp.pfppf^ TALK ABOUT A LOCAL -'X ‘iv. k / BUSINESS TRADITION u W- s . The Aaron Cook family has been

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RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL • INDUSTRIAL I Local Area Offices for Your Convenience General Oil Company Automobile Services. Range Oil. 24 Hour Service Heating Oil and Petroleum Storage Terminal on the Connecticut Telephone 568-3500 River, East Hartford, Connecticut. TRADITION! MORIARTY OIL merging — Popular German car Did You Know??? About 1810 the first of the Aaron Cook’s with Generai Oii! s Buy any arrived in Manchester and began a remarkable lineage of Cooks . The landmark Manchester business of MORIARTY BRQTH- tailored for'America who have served the people as Mayors, Squires,_State Representa­ ERS OIL COMPANY will soon be merged with the GENERALOIL tives, militiamen, educators, church and civic leaders. All five gen­ COMPANY, officials of both companies have announced. The most popular high perfor­ fully independent suspensidh. They erations have also been engagedf in local commerce.’ mance car in Germany has now been are complemented by the extraordi­ After the merger customers will be served by the General Oil tailored for America. facilities in the Greater Manchester Area according to Aaron Cook, nary grip of ^ s e rie s low-profile VOLKSWAGEN Blacksmiths, metal workers, wagon builders, quarrying, in­ Few automobiles so affordable steel-belted radial fires mounted on President of General Oil. ' 6JX14 light alloy wheels. ventors, land surveyors, educators, investment brokers, home The Moriarty Brothers Oil business, located at 315 Center ha offer the degree of performance builders, farmers, bankers, spring water bottlers, cider makers, Street, has been operating in Manchester for 50 years and General I found in this superbly engineered Higher rate springs and speciai automobile repairmen, gasoline service stations, kerosene and Oil, with local area offices and an oil storage terminal on the Con­ Volkswagen, It’s the Rabbit GTI, sure valving for the MacPherson struts From Us, And range oil, heating oil and energy services, to name a few of their en­ necticut River in East Hartford, has been operating for over 83 to become a favorite of car enthusi­ and rear shock also contribute to the deavors: years. asts for its high output engine taut handling qualities. And the front coupled with traditional Rabbit disc brake rotors are ventilated for Drive Off With This The merger was announced in a joint statement by Cook and performance virtues. Over 170 years of serving our citizens with excellence and in­ Matthew Moriarty, Jr. and Maurice Moriarty who own Moriarty improved heat dissipation. tegrity. Brothers,,The Moriarty brothers said that they are "pleased to be The GTI features a 90- The remarkable combination of associated with Aaron Cook and the General Oil Company. General horsepower, 1.8-liter engine certi­ technical additions is not solely fied to meet,our tough emissions aimed at those seeking performance. COMPUTER!! is a first-rate company and will continue the Moriarty Brothers tra­ All of these business enterprises have been owned and standards. It also achieves an operated by an "Aaron Cook.” Today Aaron Cook XI owns and dition of excellence.” The GTi is superbiy finished and impressive EPA-estimated 26 mpg.* distinctively trimmed for the auto­ operates the General Oil Company. Harry'Jensen, who has been associated with Moriarty broth­ And can deliver its fuel-injected ers for more than 30 years will be Manager of Customer Service for motive connoisseur and is entirely power so effectively that 50 mph can suitable for the demands of everyday See Us At Sooner or later you will use the services of General and with the combined companies. appear in 7.2 seconds. driving. ' Aaron Cook, a Manchester natiye, will remain President of The another generation of Cooks coming along. Greater Manchester Perhaps more important than will be served by the Aaron Cooks for a long time to come. the company after the merger. The Moriarty and Cook families are Inside you'll find uniquely styled both prominent in Manchester business and civic circles. standing start acceleration is the sports seats, special instrumentation PRODUCt SHOW GTI’s ability to rapidly, perform and a center console. About the only passing maneuvers; thanks to five additions you might want to add are close-ratio gears in its transaxle, a sunroof, air conditioning and a new peak torque is only a shift away. stereo cassette radio with digital readout. Naturally, the GTI has the running gear associated with a high perfor­ See the Rabbit GTI at the mance car. A major addition is Manchester Product Show. It’s a wolf stabilizer bars to supplement the in sheep’s clothing. Antique Auto Parade set for show opening

'The grand opening of Product School Jazz Band will perform at the Did You Know?' Show ’83 will be heralded by the show on Sunday at noon. Antique Auto Parade beginning at 3 Buying a Rabbit, Scirocco, Jetta Vehicles participating in the pa­ or Quantum makes more sense than p.m. sharp at the chamber office rade and on display at Product Show parking lot at 20 Hartford Road. ’83 include: 1930 Forci. Phalton ever. Because now when you buy a Sfmcf From the chamber office the owned by Russell Bahler; 1932 new Volkswagen for as low as parade will proceed^ north on Main Chevrolet Deluxe Coupe owned by $6,590* you’ll get a personal compu­ Street to Center Street. It will then Art and Anita Shorts: 1926 Stutz ter with a RAM 16K memory and • • • is a b i g word at GENERAL turn right on Adams Street to West Victoria Phaeton owned by Edgar Middle Turnpike. Clarke: 1941 Buick Super Converti­ three programs free. Of course, ble owned by Raymond Redens; you’ll also get the German engineer­ After going through the Parkade 1930 Chrysler Model 66 Touring ing, performance and luxury which parking lot, passing by stores, the Sedan and 1935 Lasalle Opera have always made Volkswagen a cars will go left on Broad Street to Coupe owned both by Bob Regius; a West Middle Turnpike. The parade 1940 Packard 120 4 door and 1920 smart buy. will then proceed to Main Street and Buick Touring Car both owned by So come in. Take a look. Take a Energy Conservation Services North Main Street then onto Sheldon Raymond J. Damato; 1948 Ford test drive. And if you’re wise.enough Road and into the industrial park. Woody Wagon and a 1957 Chevrolet Convertible both owned by Frank to take a new Volkswagen home, After arriving at the show site the Findley; 1932 Ford Model B Roadster we’ll give you a computer on the antique autos and classics will be J GEHERA*. ovl ★ Heating Oils ^ owned by William F. Stanek; 1929 ★ F i v e ^ assembled inside the building for house. Ford Model A Roadster owned by exhibition throughout the show. *M(t'D. Sugg r*!«tl pttcD mcluOes ■ 1? monlh unhmiiDd w im n ty Trontp . laa.IlcanM dMipr ★ Diesel Fuels Star Maynard Briggs; 1955 MD TF1500 pr*p addiiionti Service Immediately following the assem­ Roadster owned by William Evans; 'Ar^asoline bly the opening ceremonies will 1936 Ford Convertible Sedan owned begin. Participating in the ceremo- \ by Charlie Burr. nies will be mayors of Manchester-, ★ Heating & Cooling EquipmenK and Soath Windsor, Stephen Penny Bringing up the rear of the parade and Ed Havens. Also invited to attend will be a circus wagon provided by TOLLAND COUNTY ★ Professionally Trained are Sen. Carl Zinsser, and. Reps. Biz Lynch Motors. The wagon will be Service Technicians Swensson, Jim McCavanagh and brimming with children, balloons, John Woodcock. lollipops and "Heartzie Bozo" the VOLKSWAGEN clown. The Manchester High School Call 568-3500 Band will perform at the product The parade will be a festive 649-2638 show opening promptly at 6 p.m. kick-off for this spectacular annual EXIT 94 OFF 1-86. 15 M IN . FROM HARTFORD “ Wa"chesler’s '0'^rfn5f JCihIdt' High' ' ‘“B7ent*-“ Product ehBw'68.'.-...... 11 j Fact sheet: ’83 Product Show at a glance East West ImpPrts is a unique store

The 1963 Product Show is the ren whose parents want to roam the commerce from adjoining towns conservation techniques and alter­ , East West Imports emerged in move in a bigger store in Center second to be co-sponsored by the have joined in sponsoring a product show unencurnbered. here and around the world. Right it. natives; computers, especially conrv- 5 Broad Street, Manchester, on Nov. Street, right next to the town hall. chambers of commerce of Manches­ The antique car group will com­ now the store is mainly focusing on While browsing East West Imports show. puterlzed systems used now and 29,1978. The store was opened with Adding a bigger variety of new ter and South Windsor. Last year's' Site: 65,000 square feet of space: prise one section of what is hoped sterling silver jewelry. The designs in' you would come across a nice aroma coming in the future for banks and an idea of providing elegant, unique "Men's Shirts from India," Oriental event was held in South Windsor;, will be a transportation theme center jewelry are either antique or of Oriental Incense and essential oils close to 200 exhibit booths. insurance agencies; and different fashions and gifts from Rugs, Dhurrie Rugs, Gowns by this year's will be held In a Dates and times: Friday, Nov. 4, to include representatives of the contemporary. that are sold in the store on regular around the world to the customers in Jessica of California (under a brand The oriental rug department of basis. Whereas the fashions and temporarily empty manufacturing from 6 to 9 p.m.; Saturday, Nov. 5, International food fair with delica­ sport of sailing, ultra-light aircraft, and around town. name of GUNNE SAX) wore intro­ East West Imports is the most jewelry change with the season and plant at Parker Street and Progress from noon to 9 p.m.; Sunday, Nov. 6, cies from a number of countries, military and space travel. Initially, the store just carried duced. Inspired by the sale of attractive part of the store! The wall new trends in the boutique fashion Drive in the north industrial park in from noon to 6 p.m. including U.S.; Official ribbon-cutting ceremo­ handspun and handwoven clothes — Jessica's fashions and designs, the are hung with most beautiful and market. Manchester. Features: A wide range of exhibits Antique car parade on Friday nies, with town officials and for women from India. As the store also started carrying her line on exquisite rugs. Though the store It's a unique store to shop around covering virtually every aspect of afternoon, weather permitting, from members of the state Legislature demand rose, so did the store skirts, tops, a small selection of kid's carries mostly smaller rugs for an for your Christmas list and gift­ This may be the only the second home ownership and maintenance, Hartford Road to the show site; representing both towns, are sche­ expand. Inayear, this store imported clothes, and junior dresses. Another investor, but these are of high quality giving pleasure. time in the state that two chambers of with heavy emphasis on energy. Child care center for small child­ duled for 5:45 to 6 p.m. Friday. all kinds of handmade gifts from designer from California was picked rugs from India. These rugs are eight different countries including for his designs in Raw Silk. hand-knotted and the count goes up China and South America. East West Imports also carries a to 200 knots In a square inch. A small Show provides In February 1982, East West beautiful selection of jewelry.hand­ two feet by three feet rug would take Many cooperate to produce Product Show Imports outgrew itself and made a made by the best craftsmen from approximately three months to make child care area The 1983 Product Show will again provide child care. This area is Product Show '83 follows the achieved from an event such as this. Cen^lio, Connecticut National acknowledge many organizations Eckert’s now 11 years old designed to provide entertainment traditional established in five pre­ The Product Show Committee Bank; Ernest Hintz, South Windsor and individuals whose involvement f Eckert's Lawn and Leisure Inc. is. carries a good variety of major lines ney, wall or floor protection, heavy and onjoyment for children while vious annual events — total com- exemplifies the wide range of people Pharmacy; Tom O'Marra, Eighth and contribution have made the an 11-year-old company located just such as John Deere, Honda, Toro, gauge black connector pipe or new their parents view the over 200 munity involvement and and occupations that can work Utilities District; Richard Meduski, show possible: John Hancock Mut­ two miles east of Bolton Notch on Lawn Boy, Snapper, Gilson, McCul­ stove gaskets, think first of Eckert's. exhibits at the show. participation. together harmoniously and effec­ Savings Bank of Manchester; Betty ual Insurance, the Farley Co., New Route 44 In Coventry. It has been in loch, Stihl, Shindaiwa and Homelite. The company also offers licensed Entertainment for the children will In this, the second time the tively for a common goal. Osborne, First Federal Savings; England Sweeping, Claudia's Child its present location for nine years. It Parts and service are offered on arid insured installation of wood and include performances by Pepperoni chambers of commerce of Manches­ Co-chairman Hans Weiss anc^ Theodore Pastva, Connecticut Light Care, Fountain Village Apartments, provides doorside parking and a these lines and many other brands of coal stoves and insulated chimneys. the Clown on Saturday from 1 to 2 ter and South Windsor have collabo­ Steve Thornton of Manchester and & Power; Richard Rachcinski, Plea­ Manchester Structural Steel, Dy­ large inside display area. Outside equipment. Rentals are available on Ron Eckert, the owner of Eckert's p!m. and Sunday from 1 to 2 p.m. rated in the show, a closeness and John Samsel of South Windsor sant Valley Pharmacy; James Ri­ namic Metal Products Inc.,Samsel there is an abundant demonstration power equipment and light commer­ Lawn and Leisure Inc., invites you to Special full-length feature fUms cooperative working relationship recognize this factor in the show's chards, South Windsor Travel Funeral Home, Manchester Sand & area and additional display. You cial tools. stop by and look over the lines will be shown throughout the show. between business and individuals obvious success in thanking the Agency; John Samsel, Samsel Fun­ Gravel, South Windsor Bank & Frust. can't miss it — just look for the John Eckert's is one of the area's oldest carried. If you have any questions Live performances by a magician will has continued to evolve. This committee members. eral Home; Steven Thornton, Man­ Journal Inquirer, First Hartford Deere sign in front. wood and coal stove shops. There is about power equipment or stoves be held Saturday and Sunday. Art relationship, in turn, has led to ' Committee merribers are: Michael chester Sand & Gravel; Hans Weiss, Realty, Economy Electric, Dean Eckert's is a company which has a wide selection of wood and coal regarding application or safety, stop projects and games will also be increased understanding between Belcher, Manchest^ Structural Dynamic Metal Products Co. Inc.; Machine, Lydall Inc., Brand Rex, built its reputation upon customer burning stoves and fireplace inserts. in and talk to Mr. Eckert or to one of available for the children to partici­ the communities in general, only one Steel; Carroll Johnson; Brundrett, Tony Wasilefsky, D.W. Fish Realty. Keebler, Beauregard Corp., Chrom- service and quality equipment. It Whether you need insulated chim­ his staff. They are there to help you. pate in. of several major values to be Fountain Village Apartments; Gerald The committee would like to alloy, IMS Inc., F.J. Brunoli & Sons.

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Representing the early days of weight and low speed. Only 16’/i feet miles per hour. masters one of the environmental flight, and the new freedom for the long, it has a wingspread of 30 feet The age of sail is similarly elements for the individual. individual in the air, will be an and is powered by a two-cylinder, represented In miniature by a 15-foot •► I rf iA T ultra-light aircraft supplied by Con­ two-cycle Kawasaki engine deliver­ sailing dinghy, the Point Jude, At press time, arrangements were necticut Flight Center at the Elling­ ing a safe top speed of close to 70 •supplied by Pilot Marine Corp of completed with Hamilton Standard I ttooKir »-m ton Airport. miles an hour. ■ Manchester. Boasting 280 square to supply for exhibit a space suit of feet ot sail, weighing only 400 the type used in recent Challenger The ultra-light aircraft is Interest­ It weighs only 254 pounds but is pounds (hull) and drawing from 8 and Columbia shuttle flights. Also, ing for its similarity in many features capable of carrying its own weight in Inches to 40 inches of water, it Is a the Army National Guard Is prepar­ / the person of the pilot and his popular two-man racer and sailing ing to supply for exhibit military 0?5 SS6 MAIII ST. 9 -9 M-F to the Wright Brothers' original 1903 MANCHISm lOKN airplane — small horsepower, low equipment. It lands at less than 30 trainer. Like the ultra-light aircraft, it hardware. 649-3724 9-StSO SAT Alpha helps you enter information age

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"The end result is that, willfully, By James P. Sacks -they rejected "outside agitation” She praised Penny's record as "union buster" as an attorney that they wrote the flier, but Herald Reporter in the election Tuesday. mayor but also said: "Though I she chose to distance herself from representing management in labor observers at the Manchester Par- In a "Declaration of Solidarity," support (his right) to represent all her Democratric friends to disputes. kade Thursday said UAW political Four of -MayOr-—Slephen f. candidates Stephen T. Cassanp,. any client of his choosing it cannot plead for the favor of the UAW," Officials of the UAW had said at action leader Robert Madore was Penny's fellow Democratic candi­ Eleanor D. Coltman; James Fo­ be expected -that he can do that Cummings said. a Wednesday demonstration that among those distributing the garty, Kenneth N. Tedford and with impunity in the political Mrs Weinberg is widely the union would leaflet at the mall leaflets. dates for the Board of Directors viewed as Penny's main competi­ today strongly rejected the sup­ Penny said; "As candidates run­ areana." before the election Tuesday. "Mr. Penny has two jobs; his port of the United Auto Workers ning as a team ... we are outraged Democratic Town Chairman tion in the race for top vote-getter, The Democratic candidates said main job being a union-busting International, which leafleted in by the anonymous, un.scrupulous Theodore R. Cummings said it was who traditionally is mayor. at their town hail news conference attorney who has caused many Manchester Thursday against the campaign flier." They called the "unfortunate" that Mrs. Wein­ today that since the leaflets were hard-working people and their mayor and urged voters to choose leaflets "indecent, gutter-like berg, who he conceded had legiti­ THE ONE-PAGE, unsigned lea­ anonymous, they were illegal. A families to suffer dramatically,” campaign literature.” mate business out of town, neither flet urges voters to reject Penny spokesman for the state Elections the leaflet says. three other Democrats and one and vote instead for Mrs. Wein­ Republican instead. Deputy Mayor Barbara B. Wein­ sent a representative to the "solid­ Commission verified that distribu­ The Democrats said they would berg was out of town but issued an arity" conference nor chose to berg, Fogarty, Mrs. Coltman and tors of unsigned leaflets are liable “APPARENTLY, the UAW is independent statement in which send a representative. He also Republican Louis C. Kocsis. It for fines of up to $1,000. continuing its campaign of ven- file charges against the UAW with characterized the tone of her repeats charges made by the UAW the state Elections Commission for she “deplored” the fact that the Political leaders of the UAW Please turn to page 8 illegal campaign tactics and that leaflets were anonymous. statement as "lecturing” Penny. in recent days that Penny is a were unavailable to confirm today Tsrael retaliates with air strikes Tyre suicide attack kiits 14, wounds 21

TYRE, Lebanon (UPI) — A truck packed w'ith explosives leveled the Israeli military headquarters Uedlterranean in southern Lebanon today, killing at least 14 people Sea and wounding 21. Israel retaliated with air strikes on Syrian and Palestinian targets that reportedly killed as many as 30 people. Car-bomb attack on At least 30 people were missing in Tyre after the IsraaU haatk)uarters suicide attack on the Israeli headquarters. outside Tyre The same Islamic group that said it carried out almost identical twin suicide-bombings on U.S. and French peace-keeping troops in Beirut Oct. 23 ; claimed responsibility for today's attack in Tyre, 45 \ W li’ "" miles southwest of Beirut. Waves of Israeli warplanes repeatedly struck Syrian and Palestinian targets around three moun- UPi photo tain villages east of Beirut in swift reprisal for the attack. Christian Phalange radio report said as many One of the wounded in the Tyre blast is hospital. The explosion killed at least 14 as 30 people were killed and so others wounded in the Israeli-Controlled rushed into surgery at Haifa’s Rambam people and wounded 21. air strikes. - The Phalange s Voice of Lebanon radio said Syrian _ warplanes were spoted in Lebanon's Bekaa Valley, 8 11 M _ g-fc-1- r» mr ■ ■ral ■ f. miles east of the Israeli air strike zone. f Haifa ■ l ( 'I ~ I ( (I I ( 1 The bombing and retaliatory strikes came as fierce V 1 1 fighting raged in the northern Lebanese port city of 15 miles Tripoli between Syrian forces and guerrillas loyal to 0 m I ■ _ a __ ■ Palestine Liberation Organization chief Yasser Newsmap spots where car loaded with O T l6 n C l S C n O O l S lU C lO l^ lS '^Thfisraenmilitairy said a Chevrolet pickup truck ^ 0 loaded with about 110 pounds of explosives crashed explosives rammed into the Israeli ' through roadblocks and a hail of gunfire from guards headquarters on the outskirts of Tyre. By Sarah E. Hall Several students complained Besides, you don't go to school to speeded toward the heavily fortified two-story Herald Reporter that the library is an option only '“Pk great, you go to learn." headquarters at about 6 a.m. part of the time, since it's closed A ban on smoking was also an yhe truck was stopped by gunfire before it hit the “Our suicide attack was a direct repiy to Israeli Manchester High School stu­ for other activities during much of unpopular idea. Surprisingly, building but the truck exploded, levelling one threats to continue its occupation of south Lebanon in d e n ts polled by the Manchester the school day. Last year, said more than half of the students two-story building and partially damaging a second the event the May 17 Lebanese-Israeli troop Herald.are hardly lukewarm on a junior Derek Green, students were surveyed did not smoke cigarettes building. withdrawal agreement is canceled," Beirut radio number of issues school-boardI . told that underclassmen would still themselves, but attacked the idea -pf,g explosion set off a two-hour chain of explosions quoted a spokesman for the group, as saying. candidates are airing. The slu ^l»be able to use the gym. cafeteria Pf p ban on practical grounds. apparently caused by detonating ammunition stores ' We can send 2,000 fighters to die in $outh Lebanon. dents’ most common complaint: and pool during free periods. That "If V°p ban smoking, then inside one of the buildings. Our men are ready for action everywhere in the the closing of the high-school privilege never m aterialized. everyone's going to smoke in the "There are dead all over the place," said Timor world. The world should wait for more suprise actions campus, a policy they say is partly owing to ongoing bathrooms and vandalize them," Goksel. a spokesman for the United Nations Interim from us.” the spokesman said. backfiring. renovations. sp'4 Miss Kalfas. "Besides, the Force in Lebanon. "The building seems to be a total Six hours after the explosion, formations of Israel "I know my attitude is a helluva "If they keep the campus closed, smoke doesn’t bother anybody ipss ” warplanes struck Syrian and Palestinian bases near lot better when I'm not forced to sit Wiey’ve got to give us something to The army said at least 60 Israelis were in the the mountain villages of Bhamdoun, Mansouriyeh, in study hall," said senior Rebecca do,” he added. Other students said •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • buildings at the time of the explosion and there were at and Sofar in swift reprisal for the headquarters Rennert, who was interviewed at the restrictive atmosphere in least 30 servicemen were missing, bombing. the school on Thursday. "It breaks study halls impedes studying, and I 1ISIG 6 I O Q a y The military said 14 people were killed and 21 The fir.?t Strike lasted 45 minutes and was followed the monotony of the school day called for a room where they could wounded. But Haifa Hospital said it had received 30 by successive waves of attacking Israeli warplanes. when you have a period to relax." talk quietly. 24 oaoes, 4 sections Israeli injured, eight of them hurt seriously. Beirut The military command in Israel said pilots reported All the Republican Board of radio said 25 Israelis were killed. "accurate hits" on targets that included "terrorist '^ucation candidates andn few of MOST STUDENTS queried ]o The military did not specify whether the dead were command headquarters, tanks and 130mm cannons the Democrats have called for scoffetf at some candidates' call Business ! !!.!!!!!!!!!!...... 21 P** Israeli and Palestinian prisoners housed in a belonging to Ahmad Jibril's Popular Front and Abu stricter discipline in the schools. for a stricter dress code, though classified'!^ i!!!."!!!!!!-22-23 detention center at the headquarters also were Moussa's Palestinian rebels. " Although seniors currently have some saitf the existing one —which Comics...... 8 believed to be among the casualties. The villages 12 miles east of Beirut are major Druze open-campus privileges, their prohibits wearing badly soiled or Enterfoinmeni...... 14-15 The demolished building housed Palestinian Moslem strongholds and also house Palestinian freedom to come and go at will torn clothing — should be better in prisoners, Israeli soldiers, border poliefe'and security guerrilla bases manned by Syrian-backed dissidents during free periods will be cur­ enforced. The consensus was that nSlninn ” * personnel from the Shin Beith. opposed to Palestine Liberation Organization leader tailed next school year. Sopho­ students dress fairly'well nowa- peooiefoik ^ .2 The Islamic Jihad (Holy War) Organization, which Yasser .Arafat. mores and juniors are already days without special regulations. Sports...... !!!.!'!! 9-12 said it was behind the almost identical Oct. 23 suicide Immediately after the bombing in Tyre, Israeli restricted to study halls or the Sophomore Despina Kalfas said. Television...... is bombings on U.S. Marine headquarters and a French authorities closed off southern Lebanon, shutting library (ifthey.haveapass) during "In a/public school, some kids Weather...... 2 barracks in Beirut, claimed responsibility for the down the briges over the Awali River that bring traffic can't afford to buy fancy clothes. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Tyre blast. from Beirut to Sidon. 4 their free periods. UNEMPLOYMENT RATE Jobless rate plunges to 8.8% , Monthly Rates

11%- By Drew Von Bergen industries hardest hit by the recession nightmare to which American workers ’ 13.1 percent to 12’.3 percent. United Press International — mining, construction, and manufac­ have been subjected since mid-1981,” a The rate for black teenagers dropped turing — were .substantially reduced"" federation spokesman said. from 52 percent to 48,3 percent. WASHINGTON — Unemployment in over the month. Seasonally adjusted data reflected In other categories, the rate for adult Aboard Air Force One en route to 9.9 million Americans unemployed, the United States plunged to 8.8 percent men dropped from 9.3 percent to 8.8 10%' in October the Labor Department said North Carolina, deputy White House compared to a jobless total of 12 million percent, matching the overall rate, today, ano the White House called it press secretary Larry Speakes told at the height of the recession. The while the rate for adult women fell frorr) evidence President Reagan’s eco­ reporters the latest figures are "ex­ number of persons employed remained 8,7 percent to 8.2 percent. nomic program “is fulling in place with ceedingly good news that Americans unchanged at 101.9 million following Teenage unemployment showed only are going back to work." precision.” strong advances over the past four mild improvement, slipping from 21.8 9%- The 8.8 percent level was the lowest "It indicates the (Reagan economic) months. percent in September to 21.6 percent. point in 20 months, since an identical program is falling in place^ with An alternative unemployment rate, Thursday, the department's weekly 8.8% rate in February 1982. The one-half precision." Speakers said, adding that which includes 1.7 million members of report on unemployment benefits in October percentage point decline from Sep­ unemployment improvement is run­ the military in the workforce, dropped showed 409,000 workers made new tember’s 9.3 percent rate was tne ning 14 to 15 months ahead of from 9.1 percent in September to 8.7 claims for regular state benefits during 8%- largest over-the-month drop since administration projections. The ad­ percent. the week ended Oct. 22, a jump of'24,000 ministration had predicted it would July. , . The largest over-the-month improve­ from the previous week. It put the jobless rate a full two points drop to 8.7 percent in December 1984. ments in the unemployment picture ~*^easonally adjusted data showed The AFL-eiO said it was "very was among blacks and Hispanic below the recession high of 10.8 percent that total unemployment recipients 7% experienced last December. happy" to see the drop, workers. The jobless rate for black under regular state programs rose by J 1981 J 1982 JFMAMJJASC The department’s Bureau of Labor "We hope this sharp drop presages workers declined from 19 percent to 102,000 to 2.920,000 during the week 1983 statistics said joblessness in those the end of the long, unnecessary 18.1 percent, and for Hispan^s from ended Oct. 15.