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24 - THE HERALD. Fri.. Oct. 9, 1981 NilTiCK TO GKKIMTOHH ESTATE OF ENDEL KOOL. Autos f o r Sale 61 M otoreyelea-BIcyclea 64 deceased The Hon. William E. FitzGerald. • • • . Judge, of the Court of Probate, .page 1974 YAMAHA TX 500 - District of Manchester, at a Fire marshal orders Good condition. New rear bearing held on September 90. IMl tire. $595. Call 295^9123 ordered that all claims must be after 5:00 p.m. presented to the fiduciary on or before December 90, 1911 or be barred aa by law provided. Dawn E. Graboskl, Aaa't Gerfc space heater recall The fiduciary Is: Sunny today 1979 YAMAHA 1100 Kaja Magi Manchester, Conn. Cars SPECIAL - custom seat, 200 Maple St. HARTFORD (UPI) — The state panic that all kerosene units are il­ have barometric fuel control — a Manchester, CT 06040 and Sunday custom paint, asking $2,- 022-10 fire marshal's office has envoked a legal or unsafe — that's not the vertical needle in the tank’s cap Sat., Oct. 10, 1981 BOUGHT 395, Call 228-4077. A * for 1965 state law banning the use of case,” said Williams, who is a cap­ which allows air into the tank. At­ Don after 6 p.m. see page 2 25 Cents BurtAirtoPim r N4m4:K TO CRKDII'ORS certain space heaters in Connecticut tain in the state police. “It’s Just a mospheric pressure causes TOLLAND ESTATE OF GEORGE A. and ordered four brands of heaters very specific type.” kerosene to flow into a lower SCHACK, deceased ®anrtfrfitpr TTie units covered by the order Mmlh pulled from retail shelves in the resevoir until it covers the air B764231 6494878 The Hon. WllUam E. FitzGerald. were Sanyo’s Model OHRG 28H; Judge, of the Court of Probate, state. opening. . HONDA MOPED - Low District of Manchester, at a The order issued Thursday Comfort Glo’s Model GRF 94 and Williams said the fuel control mileage, like new. With hearing held on October S. 1961 requires distributors of the Kero-Sun’s Model Radiant-36 and system had no shut-off and fuel 1973 GRAN TORINO 4- saddl^ags. Telephone 649- ordered that all claims must be door, AC, PS, Good body. barometrically fed heaters to recall Model Monitor-20. could spill out of the unit if a letik 7862. presented to the fiduciary on or Kero-Sun, which is based in Kent $400. Call 646-4463 after 6. before January S, 1962 or be barred them from retail outlets by Monday develoi^ in the lower reservoir. MUST SEE. 1979 HONDA 750 K, as by law provided. or face enforcement action and distributes nearly a dozen "There is an Inherent danger in a Excellent condition, low Sherrie L. Anderson, Ass't Clerk scheduled to begin a day later. kerosene heater models in the free-flowing tank,” he said. PLYMOUTH VALIANT - mileage. Extras. Call Mike The fiduciary Is: Deputy State Fire Marshal Leslie United States, said the order would Officials said the 1965 law was William T. Sullivan CIA knew 1968, slant 6 engine. Good at 643-5363. Williams said the order applied only affect about 3,000 heaters in its enacted after numerous fatal fires running condition. $450. 40 Keeney Street Manchester, CT 06040 to the barometrically M heaters, "Connecticut sales pipeline.” started by malfunctioning heaters 643-0315 after 5;00. ALL CHROME MOLLEY 02110 which fall under the 1965 state law The company said it was seeking a with the barometric system. A total Hamper - two rlm^, DX banning the sale, installation and court injunction to block the fire of 55 people reportedly died in such BUICK REGAL 1979 - 33,- brake set. MKS. Good con- 000 miles, PS, PB. AC, AM- use of certain space heaters in marshal’s office from carrying out fires in New Haven In one three- ditibn. Asking $300. NOTICE TO CREDITORS the recall order. FM. Excellent condition Telephone after 5 p.m. 646- ESTATE OF HAZEL M. Connecticut. year period in the late 1950s and of plotters 643-6921 or 647-0855 after 4 5436. EBERSOLD, deceased ‘T don’t want to create a public The heaters covered by the order 1960s. p.m. The Hon. William E. FitzGerald, Judge, of the Court of Probate. Campers, Trailers and District of Manchester, at a 1975 BUICK LESABRE Mobile Homes 65 hearing held on October 5. 1961 CUSTOM, Loaded, power ordered that all claims must be steering, power brakes, 1970 LIBERTY 14x60 ft. presented to the fiduciary on or cruise control, electric two bedroom mobile home. before January S, 1962 or be barred Home knitters return VS. windows and seats. 79,000 as by law provided. Sadat Skirting, wood stove, laun­ miles. Professionally dry hook-ups, must be Sherrie A. Anderson. Ass't Gerk maintained Very good The fiduciary is: LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Security entrances, safeguarding offices and moved. $14,500 for quick Vincent L. Diana condition inside and out. sale. Shown by apcwint- forces in Egypt uncovered an residences and planning $1700. Telephone 649-6784. 753 Main Street assassination plot against Anwar evacuations. ment. Telephone 643-7932. Manchester, CT 06040 to work in Vermont Sadat last month and advised the One American intelligence officer 020-10 1970 BUICK LeSabre - 2 CIA, but a roundup of 70 plotters said the shock of the grenades door hardtop. Excellent Court of Probate. will continue to apply to homework ministration has taken the step,” he failed to thwart the gunmen, it was thrown by the assassins at the start condition. Regular gas, District of Manchester NOTICE TO CREDITORS in such industries as jewelry and said. “This is one time that labor reported Friday. of their attack might explain why good engine, tires, battery, NOTICK OK IIKAKINC By Steve Valdespino ESTATE OF MICHAEL W. embroidery. and business can be happy. But, far Herald photo by Tarquinlo The Los Angeles Times, quoting Sadat’s eight-man bodyguard team muffler and brakes. $650 or ESTATE OF FANNIE P. FISH, WABREK, deceased United Press International The rule attracted national atten­ best offer 649-8481. deceased The Hon. WilUam E. Fitzgerald. more importantly, it allows Ver­ unidentified U.S. intelligence did not put up any fight to keep the Pursuant to an order of Hon. Judge, of the Court of Probate, After a year-long fight, Vermont’s tion last year, when the federal monters to apply a common sense More than 200 exhibits, ranging from cooking displaying his trade make up the 1981 Product Show newly- sources, reported that the assailants killers from reaching Sadat. 1975 DATSUN 280 Z, 53,000 William E. FitzGerald. Judge, District of Manchester, at a home knitters today retired from government began enforcing it in solution and I am very happy.” demonstrations to energy-saving methods to a blacksmith completed J.C. Penney Regional Distribution Center. arrested ’Tuesday revealed under The Times said Sadat probably dated October 7. 1981. a hearing hearing held on October 5. 1961 Vermont, where many rural women miles, original owner Air will be held on an application ordered that all claims must be the national spotlight and returned Paul Winslow, district council questioning that they were directly knew about the recently uncovered conditioned, 4-speed, mag praying that an instrument purpor­ presented to the fiduciary or to their knitting machines, in the knit ski caps and sweaters on table­ manager for the International connected to the plotters arrested assassination plot and approved the wheels, cocoa brown, ting to be the last will and testa­ before January S. 1962 or be barred wake of a U.S. Labor Department top machines in their homes for Ladies Garment Workers Union in three weeks ago. way it was dealt with. Sadat was excellent maintenance. ment of said deceased be admitted as by law provided. ruling that legalized their home- sportswear companies. Springfield, Mass., was more Chamber's Product Show “The Egyptians thought they had relatively cavalier about his safety $4800. 644-8733. to probate as in said application on Sherrie L. Anderson, Ass't Gerk based business. Kathy Hobart of Belvidere, a cautious in his response to the news. it all,” one of the American sources but was aware of the army as a file more fully appears, at the The fiduciary is: home knitter, said she worked about Court of Probate on October 22, Anna E. Wabrek “I think it is marvelous,” Cecile “The position our local took is that told the Times. potential source of plots against AUTO STORAGE - Winter 30 hours a week knitting sweaters, Special. Individual bays, 1981 at 2:30 P M. 193 Maple Street Duffany of Bennington said if it were a handcrafted industry, When the plot was first discovered him, the American sources told the 8x8 overhead doors. Dead­ Sherrie L Anderson. Ass’t Clerk Manchester. CT 06040 Thursday of the Labor Department hats and socks, and earned about $5 then it was no problem,” he said. three weeks ago, the newspaper paper. 014-10 023-10 By any measure, a success bolt locks, 24 hours securi­ decision. an hour. He said the union remains op­ said, there were extensive dis­ ty. $55 per month. STOR- Mrs. Duffany was forced out of “When my children were small I posed, however, to allowing in­ cussions between the CIA and IT-73 West Street. Court of Probate, business when the Labor Depart­ tried working outside the home and dustrial machinery in the homes. refill my combs many times,” banking machine, said he hadn’t J.C. Penney plant, according to Saidat’s security men. The Egyp­ Court of Probate. By Scot French Rickville 871-1793 District of Manchester ment began enforcing a 40-year-oId it was totally unsatisfactory,” she "We just feel that homes should Herald Reporter she laughed. had his buttons pushed too often. Ms. Flint. tians arrested about 20 people who District of Manchester NOTICE OF HEARING said Thursday night. M»TICK OF IIKAKiNt; regulation against industrial not be turned into factories,” he Even Smokey the Bear, However, he added, from behind “It’s gone so smoothly, it’s disclosed the identities of 50 others There is a 1974 OLDSMOBILE In Re: KIM M. KNIGHT, “By working at home, I could be Everyone had a different way traveling with the Eighth ESTATE OF HELEN CARRIER, an adult person homework. said. “There are too many oppor­ his space-age shell, other than been remarkable,” she said of taken into custody. OMEGA - 4 door, green. deceased with them during their formative of gauging the first-night success District fire department display, The Egyptian security forces and Immaculate and excellent Pursuant to an order of Hon. “The only thing I have been able tunities for exploitation and child "some abusive kids.” The show the show set-up. Bingo winner Pursuant to an order of Hon. William E. Fitzgerald, Judge, years,” she said. of the 1981 Chamber of gave the okay sign with his paw condition $1400. Telephone William E FitzGerald. Judge, to sell to is Christmas bazaars, and labor abuse by unscrupulous seemed “pretty good.” Ms. Flint attributed the the CIA believe that a small group of 649-8418. dated October 7.1981 a hearing will dated October 7. 1961, a hearing that isn’t enough money coming in,” The decision was also applauded people.” Commerce Product Show, which ' when asked how well the evening Aaron Cheerman, owner of ‘‘specialness” of the show to the extremists — some in the military — will be held on an application by Vermont Secretary of Transpor­ opened‘Friday night at the J.C. was progressing. Manchester Sewing Machine plotted and perpetrated the There is a winner, and at least be held on an application praying praying that the name of Kim M. she said. “I only hope that things Home knitter Marlene Walsh of public support and involvement that an instrument purporting to be Trucks lor Sale 62 Knight be changed to Kim M. Mot- run smoother now that we can knit tation Tom Evsiin, who championed Bennington summed up the reaction Penney Distribution Center. About 10,000 people are Center, called the show “great, which she said have marked this assassination, sources toid the one runner-up, in The Herald’s the last will and testament of said the knitters’ cause while he was a Anne Flint, president of the fantastic, as he handed out viking newspaper Bingo game for this deceased be admitted to probate as ta as in said application on file at home.” of many knitters to the Labor expected to attend the 230-booth year’s event. paper. The intelligence sources also more fully appears, at the Court of JEEPS. CARS, PICKUPS, in said application on file more ful­ The Labor Department decision, political candidate last year. Department’s decision. (Chamber, measured it by the exhibit this weekend, highlighted headdresses to young visitors. The show offers the opportuni­ said no sign of direct Libyan or week. Probate on October 27. 1961 at “I think that with homework opening of a third parking lot at The name of the winner and from $35 available at local ly appears, at the Court of Probate Looking for a new home or 10:00 a.m. which will take effect in November, “I feel great that the little guy has by the giveaway of more than " It’s really for the fun of it,” ty for consumers and the other outside aid for the conspiracy Govt. Auctions. For on October 19. 1981 at 10:30 A M. an apartment? Consult Dawn E. Graboski. Ass't Gerk changes a 1940s law prohibiting legal, it is easier to enforce the laws some say in the government,” she the massive site by 7:30 p.m., $50,000 in door prizes and an he said. “Everybody’s having a business community to meet one has been uncovered. runner-up will not be released un­ Directory call Surplus Sherrie L Anderson. Ass t Clerk today’s Classified Ads for 024-10 * against exploitation of workers. said. “I am very happy.” just over an hour after the show international foods display. good time handing these out.” another face-to-face, she said.. The Times said American securi­ til Monday because the deadline Data Center, 415-330-7800. 016-10 homework in many industries on the most complete listings grounds it led to exploitation of (Now) homeworkers need not be Mrs. Walsh said that the publicity began. -For all the prizes, Kelly Bren- Weiner Kaufhold of Ellington Besides the wide variety of ty experts were chagrined at the for calling in a winning card is 10 anywhere. workers. afraid to speak up and ask for Labor has actually benefitted her work. “ We’re probably as full now as n ^ , iO, and Alison (Garvey, 11, of said he attended the show booths, visitors can choose from performance of Sadat’s bodyguards a.m. today. So take a good look at FORD VAN - 1970 Department protection,” he said. Friday’s newspaper to make cer­ Econoline 300 Standard. NOTICK TO CRKIMTORS Court of Probate, Thursday’s decision lifts the “Everyone is looking for products we were at our most crowded East Hartford said they were because he had “nothing better Mexican, Greek, Chinese, or because they had been trained for a $300 or best offer. ESTATE OF JEAN B JOAO. District of Manchester homework restriction only in the Sen. Patrick Leahy, D-Vt., from the infamous Vermont moment last year,” she said. happy just collecting pamphlets to do’’ but that the old cars had Italian food, if they choose to year in this country as part of a CIA tain you don’t have a winning NOTICE OK HEARING Telephone 643-1276 deceased Court of Probate. knitted outerwear industry. The ban agreed. knitters,” she said. Donna R. Mercier, Republican from all the booths. The girls captured his Interest. venture beyond the traditional program to enhance Sadat’s safety. card. The Hon. William E FitzGerald, District of Manchester ESTATE OF MABEL D. “I am pleased that the Reagan ad­ candidate for board of directors, He said the show was “better During the training, the Egyptians Remember. Game 3 of the .fudge, of the Court of Probate. NOTICK OK HKARING BJORKMAN, deceased said they also enjoyed climbing American hot dog and ham­ District of Manchester, at a In Re: KAREN E. MACHIE Pursuant to an order of Hon. measured the turnout by the around in the trailers. than those at the Civic Center — burger stands. had been schooled in standard Herald Bingo, with a-$100 weekly hearing held on October 1. 1981 William E. FitzGerald. Judge, number of complimentary cam­ easier to get around in.” American procedures for con­ prize, will start Monday. Motorcycles-BIcycles 64 Pursuant to an order of Hon. Susan Dickinson of Tolland Entertaining children in the ordered that all claims must be William E. FiizGerald, Judge, dated October 7, 1961, a hearing paign combs she had given out. said she and her nine-year-old The overcrowding which free child-care area will be trolling crowds, guarding exits and presented to the fiduciaries on or dated October 6, 1981. a hearing will be held on an application of the 1979 CM-400 T, Excellent before January 4. 1982 or be barred petitioner that an instrument pur­ “Mary Jane Pazda (another son David 'planned to see plagued last year’s show has Ronald McDonald, with will be held on an application "everything” before leaving. condition, asking $1100. as by law provided praying for the name of Karen E. porting to be the last will and testa­ Whey plant operating Republican candidate) has run been taken care of this year by Please (urn lo page 8 8900 miles. Call 528-6849. Sherrie L. Anderson. Ass't Qerk Machie be changed to Karen E. ment of said deceased be admitted out of pencils and I’ve had to Barney, the roving 24-hour the tripling of floor space at the The fudiciaries are: Fountain as in said application on to probate as in said application on Police readying KZ400 Deluxe 1978 Stewart F Kleinman file more fully appears, at the file more fully appears, at the GEORGIA, Vt. (UPI) - After During a tour of the plant, Snelling cheesemakers then dumped into w'-V. KAWASAKI, fairing, One Financial FMaza Court of Probate on October 22, Court of Probate on October 22, Vermont’s rivers. Hartford. CT 06103 1981 at 10:00 a.m. 1961 at 10:30 a m. more thqn 10 years and $10 million, sampled whey protein and drank baggage-rack, saddle bags, and Dawn E. Graboski. Ass't Clerk Dawn E. Graboski. Ass't Gerk Vermont’s whey processing plant is some wastewater from the plant’s It was first delayed by design low mileage $1350. Salvatore DeLeo 026-10 025-10 up and running. sophisticated treatment system. problems, then failed to work for Klan violence 6201 Ask for Andrea 16 Huckleberry Road properly after it was opened in the Manchester. CT 06040 U.S. Undersecretary of “Not bad,” the governor said Agriculture Frank Naylor and Gov. after a sip. • late 1970s and leased to a group of EUTER WILLIMANTIC (UPI) - State group of up to 3,000 Klan supporters NOTICE TO CREDITORS Motorcycles are in demand Richard Snelling were on hand this El^ress Foods is a subsidiary of Vermont cheesemakers. ,'TV‘ police will be able to search anyone and anti-Klan protesters could clash ESTATE OF JAMES RUDDEIX, ... sell your no longer week for official dedication Grand Metropolitan Ltd. of Great When the market for whey in the vicinity of two weekend Ku violently. deceased “The court must be satisfied that The Hon. William E. Fitzgerald. n e e d e d one w ith a ceremonies for the plant, now Britain, one of the world’s largest slumped, the cheesemakers shut Klux Klan rallies and temporarily Crochet a Cap In Larger Sizes Judge, of the Court of f^’obate, Classified Ad. operated by Express Fo^s of Great companies. down the $10 million plant which confiscate any dangerous weapons a wrong is about to be done or an in­ District of Manchester,, at a Britain. Last year, the firm reached a was mothballed. they discover, a judge ru l^ Friday. jury is about to be suffered that is hearing held on October i, 1961 “ (This plant) may well be the long-term lease agreement to Until Express Foods appeared on Superior Court Judge Joseph' F. almost irreparable,” he said. “The ordered that all claims must be testimony speaks cogently. There is presented to the fiduciary on or NOTICE start of a new agricultural industry operate the plant for the state. the horizon, it appeared Vermont Dannehy also gave police the would have to spend $788,000 a year a threat, not only to the police, but before January 4.1962 or be barred SPECIAL MEETING in the state of Vermont,” Snelling Ehipress Foods has spent a year authority to search the grounds of a as by law provided. for more than 20 years to pay off the private park in Windham where the to the public. There is no other im­ BOARD OF told an audience of about 100. improving the troubled plant and in­ Sherrie L. Anderson. Ass't Gerk Naylor said Express Foods’ stalling new equipment to convert plant. Klan plans to hold afternoon mediate remedy.” The fiduciary is: DIRECTORS Lt. Wilfred Blanchette, the state Anna C Ruddell success with the plant is an object whey, a liquid by-product of Under the agreement with 1“ recruiting drives and burn crosses 169 Charter Oak Street TOWN OF lesson in how private enterprise can cbeesemaking, into an edible pro­ Express Foods, the state is still after sunset. police eastern division commander, Manchester. CT 06040 MANCHESTER, step in to take over government liable for $238,000 a year. Bill Wilkinson, imperial wizard of and trooper Richard O’Brien, an in­ 015-10 tein concentrate. CONNECTICUT projects. Hie plant was designed in the In addition, Vermont provided the the Louisana-based Invisible Em­ telligence specialist, told Dannehy FRIDAY, “This represents one very crucial 1970s to provide a profitable method company with $16 million in finan­ pire of the Ku Klux Klan, told Thursday the Klan had taken steps LEGAL NOTICE OCTOBER 16, 1981 element of our economic recovery,” of disposing of whey, which most cing for the plant. Dannehy the decision was mis­ to hide weapons on the 56-acre park. TOWN OF ANDOVER Naylor said. guided and breached the civil rights They said it would be impossible MUNICIPAL BUILDING for police to maintain order without The 2nd quarterly Installment of HEARING ROOM of anyone who wanted to attend the property lazes on the 1 October rallies Saturday and Sunday nights. search and seizure powers. 1980 Grand List are due 'and A Special Meeting of the Board of Dannehy said he based his ruling Dannehy had agreed to hear a payable 1 October 1961. Payments Directors will be held on Friday, Cathy Woods of Coventry, Sharon Freddo of Andover and Marje Newel of Manchester (from left) made after 1 November 1961 are October 16,1961 at 4:30l>.M. in the Medical journal prints more on the testimony of two state police Please lurn to page 8 subject to a late charge of 1V«% Municipal Building Hearing Room, enjoy some plerogis at the International Foods display of the 1981 Product Show. officers, who warned an expected per month on the late Installment, 41 Center Street. Manchester, from the due date, or a minimum Connecticut, for the following pur­ of $2.00. Payments may be made poses: C r o c h ^ ^ by mail or at the Town Office To consider and act upon an Or­ than just research reports Building which isopen9:00a.ro. to dinance fM* the sale of the Town of 4:00 p.m. Monday thru Friday. The Manchester Park Department Scientists conclude study Taz Collector is also in the office Garage Facility on HarriMn Street BOSIDN (UPI) — Doctor-poete who fail to get their zle. Today's Herald I works publi^ed in literary magazines sometimes make There was also a report of “Unicyclist’s Sciatica,” a Monday evenings from 7:00 p.m. to to MulU-Grcuiti, Incocporated, for 9:00 p.m. the sum of 9400,000.00. a last-ditch effort by sending their unscientific stanzas back condition caused by excessive unicycle riding. Charlotte L. Neal ROBERT B. WEISS, to the New England Journal of Medicine. Then there was “Jeans Folliculitis.” A doctor from Food stamp IDs Taz Collector General Manager The prestigious medical jounial draws research Ossining, N.Y., said he had seen six cases of ingrown Town of Andover Dated at Manchester. Connecticut turin shroud still mystery hairs on young people who wore “ultratight” jeans most CoonecUcut this 7th day of October, 1961 reports of all sorts. But poet^? Food Stamp recipients in IDs now as the government / > < 032-09 OU-10 Yes, says editor Arnold R. Reiman. “We get a fair of the time. 17 major cities are being tries to crack down on amount of poetry.” Reiman said there is a heavy emphasis on sports- NEW LONDON (UPI) - The significance of the findings would be required to produce special fraud. P age 3. 'c fllB u m ' But chances are the lyrics won’t get printed in the related injuries because many doctors are health and origin of the image on the Shroud of “r don’t think classical scientific methods can left to the church, he said. TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT prestigious medical jounial. There, contributions exercise buffs. Turin, thought by some to be the The shroud, only shown to the / answer who it was.” NOTICE OF generally carry titles such as this: “We try to select those that are well-written and prac­ burial cloth of Jesus Christ, remains public a few times each century, Direct mall threat ADOPTION OF AMENDMENT TO ORDINANCE “Decreased Lymphocyte Beta-Andrenergic Receptor tical,” he said. Usually, the letters printed deal with an a mystery, a three-year scientific Chemist Joan Janney never leaves Italy. In nccordnnce wlUi Uie provlsioiis ol Oupicr 3. Section 1 and 9 of Uw Density in Patients with Heart Failure and Tolerance to interesting condition related to “current recreational study coocluded Friday. Tests on the shroud, which first Columnist Mark Shields ment of certain can­ 8284 Tw n Charter. noUce li hereby given of Uie adoption the Board of didates, and how this prac­ Au am PHOTO-GUIDE the Beta-Andrenergic Agonist Pirbuterol.” and athletic” trends. The study, called the Shroud of surfaced in the 14th Century in tells how direct mail is 5945 r Directors of the Town of Mancheiter. Connecticut, on October Q, IMI But not every edition of the jouriial contains off-beat being used by political tice isn’t a healthy thing. 38-50 PAHERN AMENDMENT TO ORDINANCE The literary set sends its contributions to the journal’s Turin project, concludes the image Laboratory, was asked at a news withstood exposiue as a forgery, France, included Xrays, letters. is that of a human form of a extremists to the detri­ Page 6. A winning s^le for the BE IT ORDAINED by the Board of Dtrccton of the Town of "Correspondence” section, where between 10 and 12 conference if the scientists would despite intenre scrutiny under the fluorescence, surface sampling lareer size neure, this Manchester that Chapter IS of The Code of Ordinances of the Town of pages of letters to the editor are published weekly. One crucified man and Is not the product ever be able to say conclusively if it most sophisticated scientific equip­ photographic computer anaylsis and Manchester, as adopted December IZ. 1Z78 and amended to date. Ii of an artist. Crocheted caps are al­ double-breasted two-piece hereby amended by adding to Section IS-Z as followi. recent edition contained 30 letters. was Christ’s burial cloth. ment. examination of pollen and blood in ways welcome additions dress can also be made Sec. ir z Manual for Street Wort. “ We get thousands and thou-sands of letters — But, the study’s summary con­ “I don't think that’s a possible They said the cloth has not been the shroud. Milwaukee stays alive to cold weather ward­ in one-length. probably between 4,000 and 5,000 a year,” Reiman said. Bank dedication set cluded, “Until further chemical Clatbolic church officials refused robes. ' The Director of Public Worka, WITH THE EXPRESS APPROVAL OF thing to ever come to a conclusion produced by any normal or abnor­ Milwaukee stays alive in East Catholic takes bat- No. 8284 with Photo- THE TOWN PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION, ihaU compile. “They are from virtually every country In the world, Studies’ are made, perhaps by this to allow a Carbon 14 Isotope test, the Guide is in Sizes 38 to 60. AND AMEND, a manual listing of all typna of wort to he performed on,” she said. “I don’t think mal biochemistry. They did not A.L. East. Dodgers, tie of unbeaten soccer No. 5945 has crochet and deal with every conceivable subject ranging from EAST HARTFORD-Connecticut National Bank will grc’ip of scientists, or perhaps by best way of dating organic material, directions for 3 different Size 40, 44 bust, top, 3% in. on. over or unoer of the streets or hlghwsjrs in the Town by classical scientific methods can believe it was a forgery. Phillies stay alive in N.L. squads. Complete yards 45-inch; ^ irt, 244 minipapers on scientific research ... to commentary on dedicate its East Hartford office Oct. 15, according to UMiu. icientisU in the future, the because it would require destroying versions. anyone other than the Town for whkfa a permit ia required by. the or­ answer who it was. I don’t know for The image on the s h r ^ “has un­ Page 10. scholastic results. Page 9. TO 04DER (M l tl.so fir iicli yards; one-piece dress, dinances of the Town or the statutes of the State. This manual riisll in­ articles we have publUhed. Frederick R. Miller, president and chief executive of­ problem remains unsolved.” sure if we can say — well — no, the a portion of the nuterial. 444 yards. clude the regulations required by Section 15-1 and shall be filed with the ique and remarkable three- tUSHi’ " •"* “Or they tnay simply be general commentary on ficer. The study results were released answer to your question is no. I don’t dimensional information «icoded in Reis Norris of Glastonbury, a Patterns avaUabIs only Town Gerk. (Code 1965, SS99-1. 964. by a group of 45 scientists who «NNI U lO T 6-1941 political issues facing ntedicine." CNB’s newest office is located in the former Burnside think we can.” it, but the mechanism of the image lawyer for the Shroud of Turin in tisss shown. Friday began a three-day aym- Index Hi ■■lOirtIt IwM TO ORDER, uao 11J1 .Mr Mck The editors carefuUy sift though the mail and select Theater at 580 Burnside Avenue. It was opened Aug. 10 Deqiite exhaustive tests, the team formation remains a ntystery,” said research project, said the project D” Mt. iTAiurku ***Additkma Indicated by GAFITALS with Jonathan B. Dajrton, assistant vice president, as poaium to pore over the study’s fin­ Nt> Tllll, N.T. 100M GrShlt.^’ *** * H«t»n laQ the most interesting and instru^ve ones for publica­ of scientists has been unable either Dr. Thomas D’Mubala, a was not associateid with a new b ^ , Advice ...... 15 ** TUs Ordinance shall Uke effect ten (16) days after this pubUcatloo in tion, Reiman said. manager. dings. "Verdict on the Shroud,” which con­ Business...... 21, 24 K IS l k S t m t ■ini ZIP thU newspaper prm idf .1 ibst wtthla tea (Ifr) days after thla poblication to disprove or prove conclusively radiological engineer and one of the In an attempt to lighten the tone of the serious-minded Mayor George A. Dagon and other city officials will Many of the scientists’ findings the Ifkfoot long linen is the First original shroud investigators. cludes it was used to wrap the body a a ss ifie d ...... 22-23 * 8 1981AISUM with a 32-pa|(e of tbU Ordinance a peUUoo signed by not laae than five <51 percent of the journal, the editorr frequently sprinkle the selection join with Miller and a number of Connecticut National have trickled out to the public since Com ics...... 19 “Home Section” with fall electors of the Town, as deterrolnsd from the latest official lists of the Century burial cloth of Christ. D’Muhala said the study was con­ of Christ. Registrars of Voters, has not been filed with the Town Gerk requesting with amusing contributions. officials for a formal opening at 4:45 p.m. on Oct. IS in­ the 1078 examination of the 14-foot- But they concluded it bears a The symposium will be followed E)ditorial ...... G directiona. Price. . . S2.2S. Nsm, RRRnii oNk ztr its refemce to s apeeisl Town electloo. ducted solely to determine the CORE, ttirta NIORII s s i SUs. “We do try to lighten the tone a little bit,” Reiman cluding a ribbon-cutting ceremony. hy-4-foot cloth in Turin, lUly. clear, body-length image of a physical makeup and chemistry of by a 60-^y free, public exhibition in «U 0 TNUt M O n «T » JO U M . James R. M ^ v sn sg h Joan Janney, a chemist at the UOOOt MILT lOOIL New »81 FASHION with Secretary said. “We think (some of the letters) are amusing, but “Open House” will be observed from Oct. 15 to Oct. 30. scourged, crucified man and Ras the cloth and image. The religious nearby Groton ZO aiilU ta piMa aai mpUaaa. In Sewinc. U Board of Directors also instnicUve,” be said. Visitors will be invited to participate in a drawing for a Alamos National Scientific S;1 m - ^ tiu e quilt FtvsaiTii. ZO flaral aaO gaaaiatrlc Oailmi. filled with appeulnK Msoebester. Coanccticiit Recent letters have told of a new phenomenon dubbed color televlsioa set to be awarded to a customer at t-IZT-KN ITt TOO «U . Z4 Haau. designs. Also 2 BONDS Dated at Manchester. Connecticut this 7th day of tober. 1911 ‘,‘Cuber’s Thumb” — a tendonitis of the thumb caused by 1|:S0 p.m. on Oct. 30. fM thr fasblMs, henie OMlgnt. Coupons] Prieo . . . $3.5#. ^ OIMO too much h a n d lin g of the maddening Rubik’s Cube puz- i 2 — THE HERALD, Sat., Oct. 10, 1981 News Briefing School panel Drug arrests made WASHINGTON (UPI) - Two sailors NT- died of a drug overdose and 19 others told to shake aboard the carrier Midway have been nuMiuniMiHIQMitT detained as suspects in the seizure of about $50,000 worth of marijuana — one of the biggest drug hauls in N aw history — the Navy said Friday. up education The incidents were the latest examples un WIATMM rOTOCASl • of drug abuse in the Navy, which began a By D’Vera Cohn week after the College Board crackdown when its own survey nearly United Press International reported scores on standard tests by two years ago indicated 50 percent of 2,- college-bound seniors did not drop PLO VIP dies 000 enlisted men sampl^ had used WASHINGTON - A federal panel for the first time since 1968. ROME, Italy (UPI) — The information marijuana. on excellence in the nation’s schools The secretary conceded “many chief of the Palestine Liberation Six of the' 14 men killed aboard the was urged at its first meeting commissions come and go in this Organization was killed Friday by a carrier Nimitz when a radar-jamming Friday to “rock a few boats” if it town," but said the excellence pan­ bomb exploded under his bed in one of plane crashed on its flight deck in May Weather wants to reverse the deteriorating el's recommendations will make a Rome's most luxurious hotels. were found to have used marijuana. image of public education. difference if they are accepted by Police said it was a highly professional In one of the most serious incidents of The 18-member National Commis­ the educators who hear about them. assassination. Majed Abu Sharar, chief its kind involving the Pacific 7th Fleet, sion on Excellence in Education, “This is the highest priority that of the PLO's public relations depart- two enlisted men died of “an apparent named by Education Secretary we have in the Department of ^pent, died when the bomb went off drug overdose” Sept. 23 and 24 while the Today’s forecast Terrel Bell in August, has an es­ Education," Bell said “This is an shortly before ,1 a m. (8 p.m. EOT Midway was in the Thai port of Pattaya, Mostly sunny Saturday and Sunday. Highs both days timated $785,(X)0 budget at a time endeavor of enormous significance. Thursday) in his room on the fourth floor a Navy spokesman said. mid 50s. Clear and cool Saturday night with scattered when other federal education func­ “ Your 'report must be to the of the Flora hiTfel on Rome’s tourist- He said he did not know whether the frost. Lows Saturday night low to mid 30s. Light tions are being cut. American educational community, famed Via V'eneto. drug was heroin. northerly winds through Saturday night. The panel met briefly with Presi­ not — heaven forbid — to the federal A PLO spokesman biamed Israel for UPI photo The Navy identified the two as Seamen dent Reagan at the White House government.” the attack, calling Abu Sharar a victim Christopher Hatfield of Flora, Ind., and Friday and was to continue its dis­ David Gardner, commission of the "homicidal madness of Israeli Today in history Steven Scott Weiner of Royal Palm cussions through Saturday. chairman and president of the terrorists " Beach, Fla. “1 hope we rock a few boats." University of Utah, noted the panel However, a hard-line Palestinian On Oct. 10, 1963, the Vajont Dam burst in northern Italy, killing 3,000 Navy investigators seized 17.6 pounds Extended outlook Minnesota Gov. Albert Quie told his has no authority to hand down group in Beirut claimed responsibilitv people. Debris covers a bridge In this scene near Longarone. of marijuana aboard the same ship Sept. fellow commission members at orders, but said he thinks "the Extended outlook for New England Monday through UPI photo their first session. “If there's some timing is right" for its work. tor the assassination, savine it ki iled Abu 14 while it was anchored at Subic Bay, Wednesday: Sharar because he had "diverged” from Joggers run on the grounds of the Washington Monument shock quality, maybe it will help “The people of the country the Philippines, and detained 19 enlist^ Massachusetts, Rhode Island & Connecticut: Fair President Anwar Sadat. His funeral Is today in Cairo. the radical line and had become too men as suspects. Some of them may Friday where flags were flying at half mast in honor of Egyptian bring about some changes." welcome a discussion of these and continued cool Monday and Tuesday. Chance of rain “This commission is being con­ issues, " he said. “There's a moderate have been attached to the carrier’s air by late Wednesday. High temperatures in the mid 50s to The bomb, placed beneath his bed, Teacheris hold rally wing, but none was a pilot. vened at a time when there is a measure of receptiveness and started a fire that burned Abu Sharar's low 60s. Overnight lows in the 30s to low 40s. great deal of concern and urgency readiness." One of the demonstrators, junior high The haul, one of the biggest in Navy Maine, New Hampshire: corpse beyond recognition and forced PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - About 600 history, had a street market value of at about American education," said “There may be such great expec­ scores of tourists and other hotel guests striking teachers and aides marched school American History teacher Fair Monday. Increasing cloudiness Tuesday. Chance I I Bell. “Many are wondering what we tations that we may not be able to least $M,000, the spokesman said. Landing site* Dolores Tancredi, said she would defy of rain Wednesday. Lows in the upper 20s and 30s. Highs Probable might do to enhance the quality of fulfill them all,’’ sajd Norman C. to flee their rooms in nightciothes. around City Hall Friday in a solidarity There was no immediate indication for holtcoptar' funeral Police guard against in the upper 40s and 50s. Firemen quickly extinguished the move and some said they were ready to the injunction if necessary. carrying _ learning in this country." Francis, president of Xavier “We will do whatever (PFT President whether a Navy investigation had un­ Vermont: Fair Monday, clouding up Tuesday. Cool at procession blaze. go to jail rather than return to work. covered the source of marijuana supply Sadat’s body. route Bell established the commission University in New .Orleans. John) Murray and the Executive Board first. Highs near 50. Lows mainly in the 30s. Rain likely Police at first theorized Abu Sharar Schools Superintendent Michael Mar- to the Midway, but Navy officials are to counter growing popular concern “ If we miss this time, it may be tells us to,” Ms. Tancredi said. “We’re Wednesday. Milder. Highs 55 to 60. Lows in the 40s. may have been preparing the bomb for a case said the district would abide by a aware that drugs p^dled “by criminal Sadat's about quality in the nation’s public missed for many^ many generations terrorist attack and that it had exploded court back-to-work order and reopen willing to go to jail. types” are accessibile when a ship drops Burial schools. The panel’s meeting came a to come," “We don’t think we’ll be fired like the Moslem disturbances prematurely. A bomb blast on Thursday schools Monday even though it is a public anchor in port. National forecast ^ Spot damaged an Israeli tourist office only holiday — Columbus Day — and teachers air traffic controllers because all the The spokesman said he did not know teachers are going to stick together,” iform and armed with automatic Sadat’s assassination Tuesday by two blocks from the Flora hotel. who show up will collect double time what disciplinary action was taken By United Press International Little Rock cy 64 66 .08 CAIRO, Egypt (UPI) - Riot she said. “Teachers are basically law Cl(y & Fest Hi Lo Pep Los Angeles c Tomb of rifles, hand-grenades and batons four Moslem extremists led by an However, fire brigade experts said pay. against the enlisted men detained in a 79 64 Assassinatiof police carrying grenades, batons abiding citizens.” AllMquerque c 76 48 .... Louisville pc (0 43 the ( arrived nearby. officer whose brother had been later they found evidence the bomb was • Marcase said the district's 213,000 conspiracy to smuggle the marijuana Anchorage pc 40 33 .... Memphis r 73 63 Site and automatic rifles took up stations Marchers stood below the offices of Asheville pc 74 87 .... Miami Bech pc 88 78 Unknown near mosques throughout Cairo . The troops were stationed on side arrested in the crackdown. Photos indicate rigged under Abu Sharar's bed. students would go back to school aboard the Midway, a conventionally Atlanta cy 73 a .... About 80 Moslem extremists went Philadelphia Mayor William Green and Milwaukee pc a 35 Soldier Friday to guard against Sabbath-day and back streets in the immediate .Abu Sharar was registered at the hotel Tuesday "in the event there are enough powered ship and one of the oldest of the Billings pc 40 .... Minneapolis cy 64 40 vicinity of each mosque. on the rampage against the govern­ as Abbas Zithouni. 47. an Algerian living teachers to teach them. " chanted, “We want Green out.” Birmingham r 74 S4 .... Nashville r 72 61 disturbances by Moslem extremists Murray told strikers to go to one of 12 carriers in service. Boston c 60 46 .... New Orleans r 83 70 on the eve of President Anwar In front of each mosque, stood ment at Asyut, 240 miles south of in Beirut Union leaders representing 22,000 Brwnsvll Tx.pc 87 76 .... New York c 80 47 1: throngs of plainclothesmen in T- Cairo, Thursday. Some of them comet struck sun several smaller rallies scheduled at high H i 38 .... Sadat’s state funeral. .A spokesman for the PLO's Rome of­ striking Philadelphia Federation of Buffalo c Oklahom Cty r 68 a shirts and pants or flowing were armed with submachine-guns fice conceded Zithouni was realiy Abu Teachers members have refused to say schools and told them to check with Chrlstn S.C. pc 68 H. .... Omaha cy 66 a No disturbances were reported in strike coordinators over the weekend Charlott N.C. c 71 46 .... Philadelphia c 60 39 NASR CITY, the capital, and security officials galabiyas eyed mosque exits warily. and they engaged police in daylong By Al Rossiter Jr. Sharar. the PLO's top information of­ whether they will abide by the court Bond is denied Chicago cy r.7 32 .... Phoenix c 91 87 shootouts. showed a huge glowing cloud of “because significant news could come Cleveland c M 36 .... Pittsburgh c EGYPT said there was no renewal of clashes The young men, all unmistakably UPI Science Editor ficial and a member of the central com­ order until after the union appeal to 61 a .02 They attacked general security what apparently were fine grains of out. ’ COLUMBIA, S.C. (UPI) - A judge Columbus c H> 34 .... Portlana M. pc S7 43 between police and extremists at policemen, had orders to strong arm dust from the comet spreading out mittee of A1 Fatah, the guerrilla group Commonwealth Court was heard. Dallas cy W 66 .ff. Portland Ore. r 66 40 Vii and arrest anyone trying to headquarters and a police station WASHINGTON — An errant com­ headed by Yasser Arafat The union walked out Sept. 8, saying Philadelphia Common Pleas Judges denied bond Friday for Charles “ Bo- Denver pc 77 48 Providence c » 38 the Nile city of Asyut where about 25 like a halo millions of miles above Edward Bradley and Harry Takiff Left” Livingston, charged with killing a Des Moines cy 66 61 .... Richmond c 67 40 people were reported killed in demonstrate. which they briefly occupied along et smashed into the sun two years The spokesman said Sharar, in Rome their contract was violated by a district Detroit c S7 38 .... St. Louis cy 63 40 ^ Stadium ago, releasing the energy of 1 the sun's surface It hours after im­ granted a back-to-work injunction “root doctor” and three other persons at shootouts Thursday. The stringent security measures with a civilian building across the for a conference of journalists, carried decision to lay off 3,500 union members Duluth cy » 40 .... Salt lake Cityr 66 C .04 street before authorities brought the million hydrogen bombs and pact. Wednesday, ruling the strike was illegal a house where police said black magic El Paso pc 8f. 70 .... San Antonio cy 76 60 3 i As the Moslem faithful trooped were adopted immediately after Dr. Donald J. Michels, chief the Algerian passport as, a security and cancel a 10-percent pay raise in a » 37 .... situation under control. scattering cometary debris millions under the state Public Employee was practiced. Hartford c San Diego pc 72 66 into the mosques, doffing their shoes Sadat cracked down on religious precaution. move to erase a $235 million deficit in the Honolulu c 87 74 .... San Francisc c 64 66 Security officials said about 25 of miles into space, the Naval scientist for the research Circuit Judge Frank Eppes also Indianapolis pc S 43 .... Seattle r Map shows the location before entering and donning them fanatics and political opponents five A1 Assifa. a pro-Syrian guerrilla group, budget. Relations Act. 43 46 iio people were killed and an un­ Research Laboratory reported laboratory's satellite instrument 0 61 68 .68 weeks ago, arresting 1,536 people. telephoned new agencies in Beirut and ordered 15 days of psychiatric tests for Jackson Miss, r ^ k a n e r 60 41 n of the funeral today for again after saying noon prayers, that made the discovery, said Jacksonville cy 77 64 .04 Tampa pc 86 67 Anwar Sadat. upi truckloads of policemen in khaki un­ They were stepped up following specified number wounded. Friday. Rome to claim responsibility for the the suspect, who was allowed to talk Kansas Ctly r 64 53 .... Washington c 64 47 The collision, discovered a few astronomers at groundbased obser­ Las Vegas c 78 66 Wichita r 86 a '.m killing. privately with his family in a jury room. weeks ago by scientists analyzing vatories and other satellite "We have killed the traitor Majed Abu Livingston, 32, was arrested last data from a Defense Department experimenters are reviewing their Sharar in Rome He and his friends had Friday and charged with the Sept. 29 satellite, marks the first time a data to look for other effects from diverged from the proper path of the Walesa has visitor killings of Edward “Doc” Harkless and celestial body has been seen hitting the collision. Palestinian revolution and armed three other persons in a secluded house the sun — although it was assumed “We don't really know what to The interview with Kuron, leader of littered with strange herbs, potions and look for," he said. "We'll try to see C struggle. They represented the line of WARSAW, Poland (UPI) - Solidarity Lottery Security concerns run high such events occurred. surrender. " the caller said. union leader Lech Walesa conferred with the recently disbanded dissident group voodoo books. Photographs produced by a cor- if we can see anything unusual in the " In the same way we killed Abu French Foreign Minister Claude KOR, appeared in the Sztandar Mlodych Eppes sent Livingston to South CAIRO, Egypt (UPI) — Security onagraph aboard the satellite right place at the right time.” Sharar. we will kill all other who seek to Cheysson Friday in his first meeting newspaper. Carolina State Hospital for the tests and troops swept hot desert sands with IsraeliEgyptian treaty. Numbers drawn in New Maine: 331. Twenty-five people were reported compromise the principles of our with a ranking official of a foreign “There is nothing unusual about our ordered samples of his handwriting mine detectors Friday, police turned over to investigators. England Friday: Vermont: 937. killed in extended fighting between revolution. " it said government. publishing this interview,” insisted Sz­ Rhode Island; 8195. 4 ill guarded mosques and heavily armed tandar Mlodych deputy editor Andrzej “The mental examination is a routine Connecticut; daily, 734; Moslem fundamentalists and securi­ In another first, outspoken dissident Play Four, 2793. Rhode Island Jackpot: soldiers on horseback patrolled the leader Jacek Kuron was interviewed by Ziemski. thing to determine competency to stand half-mile route which President ty forces that flared Thursday in the New Hampshire: 5268. 01-21-07-04. southern Nile River city of Asyut. Fpo(d stamp IDs a Polish newspaper and said Solidarity “During the past year we have carried trial and the handwriting will be Anwar Sadat’s coffin will travel Overdose agreed matched with- evidence found at the The government has said a T must remain a trade union and not seek often interviews with Solidarity advisers during his state funeral Saturday. Moslem fundamentalist led the upon political power. and experts, so this is another in the line scene," Harpootlian said. Criticism of security standards gunmen who killed Sadat and police It was the first time a Polish of such articles.” Defense attorney Mike Thompson which permitted Sadat to be shot to FALL RIVER, Mass. (UPI) — A doc­ asked Eppes to grant Livingston more in red berets and khaki uniforms being demanded newspaper had carried an interview with He said the text was “full, uncensored death at almost point-blank range at guarded mosques in Cairo as part of tor testifying in the murder trial of the man Communist authorities have and fully authorized.” liberal visitation rights. a military parade Tuesday, fighting Almanac the massive security operation. licensed practical nurse Anne L Capute repeatedly attacked as Poland’s “Am I an anti-socialist?” Kuron asked Before the bond hearing, Livingston, between Moslem extremists and WASHINGTON (UPI) - Food stamp recipients. agreed Friday with a Rhode Island wearing a white shirt with khaki pants foremost "anti-socialist" agitator. in the interview. security forces in a provincial Nile Under a baking desert sun, army stamp recipients in 17 major cities Those areas include Washington, medical examiner who earlier testified Walesa met with Cheysson, now on an “If those who think that striving for and sporting a trim goatee, chatted with River town and a threat to murder will be required to produce photo Baltimore, Newark, Philadelphia. that cancer patient .Nornra C. Leanues relatives while about 100 onlookers sappers used mine detectors to official visit to Poland, at the French genuine socialization of means of By United Press International Israeli Prime Minister Menachem comb the desert sand alongside the identification cards to pick up their Pittsburgh, San Diego, Los Angeles, died of an overdose of morphine. ambassador’s residence less than a week production and socialization of authority, packed the courtroom. Begin heightened concerns for a stamps under anti-fraud rules issued San Antonio, Atlanta, Miami, Or Leo A Dalcortivb, chief “Your honor, he hasn’t even been able Today is Saturday, October 10th, the 283rd day of 1981 funeral route, which was limited to before the union leader was to embark on things I am really striving for, is an anti­ galaxy of world statesmen attending just under 1,000 yards, or slightly Friday by the Agriculture Depart­ Chicago, Memphis, Cleveland, toxicologist for the Suffolk County. N Y , to talk to anyone in his family,” Thomp­ with 82 to follow. an official visit to France. socialist activiy, then this must be exact­ the funeral. more than half a mile, as added ment. Detroit, Houston and New Orleans. medical examiners office, testified for Details of their talks were not im­ ly their conception of anti-socialism. In son told Eppes. The moon is moving toward its full phase. VIP mourners included Begin, Elderly and disabled recipients About 7 million of the nation's 22 the state in the Bristol Superior Court The morning stars are Mars and Saturn. protection for the visiting VIPs. mediately available. this case I would not be able to argue "The judge glanced at Livingston and three former American presidents President Reagan, himself the can be exempted from the require­ million food stamp recipients live in trial s 23rd day. He said traces of Walesa canceled a planned trip to with them,” he said. said, “Well, turn around and speak to The evening stars are Mercury, Venus and Jupiter. and Secretary of State Alexander ment. those cities. morphine were found in autopsy tissue them.”’ I Those bom on this date are under the sign of Libra. target of an assassin’s ' ^tempt France this spring because of the Polish Kuron said he *did not agree that Haig, Prince Charles of England March 30, was advised not to attend “The new photo ID system is prin­ San Juan, which has more food specimens he analyzed in May. “Are Bo-Left's mother and daddy in Am'erican actress Helen Hayes was bora October 10th, labor crisis. He has traveled to Japan. Solidarity should seek political power, as and a host of other dignitaries. and sent former presidents Richard cipally designed to prevent the stamp recipients per capita than "My opinion, with reasonable scien­ Italy and Sweden and has met Pope John the government has accused it of doing. the courtroom?” Eppes asked. 1900. In Beirut, Lebanon, a telephone issuing of duplicate benefits. “ said any American city, was not included tific certainty, is that Norma Leanues A slim, gray-hair^ man nodded to the Nixon, Gerald Ford and Jimmy Paul II but until now had not met with “Solidarity must remain a trade union call to UPI Thursday from a group Carter, seeing them off at the White Agriculture Secretary John Block. in the system because (Congress died of morphine overdose,” Dalcortiv.o any government officials except for and the church must be a church,” he judge and then stood with his wife. On this date in history: which claimed responsibility for UPI photo It is also intended to prevent in­ voted to put Puerto Rico under a said House by saying “ May God hold you Poland’s, said. Harpootlian consented to the visitation , In 1845, the U.S. Naval Academy was formally opened killing Sadat, the “Independent eligible people from using food block grant system, allowing the •Mrs Capute, a licensed practical motion for Livingston, who said his at Fort ^ v e ra , Annapolis, Maryland. in the hollow of.his hand.” Leader of Organization for the Liberation of the U.S. delegation was Haig. Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin (left) talks with Egyp­ stamp authorization cards stolen commonwealth to devise its own nurse at Taunton's Morton Hospital, is brother nicknamed him “Bo-Left” In 1963, a dam burst in northern Italy, drowning an es­ Egypt,” threatened to “continue The state funeral was beginning tian Vice President Hosni Mubarak after Begin’s arrival for the from the mail to obtain stamps il­ food program separate from food charged with administering the fatal because he is bowlegged and left-handed. timated 3,000 people. striking at the treasonous (Egyp­ with private family prayers at a funeral of slain Egyptian President Anwar Sadat. Mubarak Is legally. stamps beginning next year. overdose. She has testified she was “Now he'll have a lot of cousins who’ve In 1973, Vice-President Spiro Agnew resigned under tian) regime.” Another caller kmall mosque close to the Maadi expected to succeed Sadat. New York City will be the first to Until now, recipients have had following doctors' orders by giving the Bush ‘not involved’ never even been to a reunion with him — an agreement with the Justice Department to plead no vowed an attempt against Begin. implement the system beginning identification cards but states could victim enough morphine to make her directly or indirectly, in encouraging or they’ll want to see him out of pure contest to income tax evasion charges. He was fined military hospital where Sadat was WASHINGTON (UPI) — Vice Presi­ discouraging my brother.” The Israeli prime minister and taken after the assassination. northeastern Cairo to the beginning the Tuesday parade. Mourners will Nov, 1. The new rules give state not require photographs on them. comfortable. curiosity,” the judge said. $10,000 dollars and put on th r^ years’ probation. States will have an option of adap­ dent George Bush said Friday he is in no A possible primary battle is shaping up Sadat shared the 1978 peace prize From there the coffin was to of the procession route — the same follow the gun-carriage bearing the welfare agencies up to a year to in­ Doctors earlier had diagnosed Mrs. Livingston is charged with four counts In 1980, more than 6,000 people were killed and 250,000 ting drivers’ licenses to the way involved in the possible Republican in Connecticut between Bush’s brother for their efforts leading to the 1979 move by helicopter from southern to as that taken by the four assassins in coffin to the tomb. stitute the system in metropolitan Leaunes' cancer as terminal, but the of murder in the shootings of Harkless, left homeiss by a double earthquake in the A1 Asnam areas with at least 100.000 food program. state contends an autopsy showed that primary challenge by his older brother, and Weicker, one of the most liberal 62, described as one of the state’s “top area of Algeria. was not the case. Prescott Bush, Jr., of Sen. Lowell Republicans in Congress. root doctors;” Leroy Hemphill, 52, a Weicker, R-Conn. Also Friday, defense attorney The vice president said “whoever truck driver from Chester, S.C.; Ralph A thought for the day: American writer and ^^S/ifeslowq*Vtifurmacy Inc. Pasquale Piscitelli tried to discredit the "I have a policy to stay out of wins” the race in Connecticut or any Felder, 33, of Salley, S.C.; and Maxlinia philosopher Henry David Thoreau said: “The mass of Bush says AWACs discovery of morphine in the laboratory primaries,” Bush.told a National Press other Republican primary “will have my men lead lives of quiet desperation;” Club audience. “ I Lykes, 27, who lived in/the Harkless tissue samples. am not involved. support.” home. OPEN DAILY 455 HARTFORD RD. 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At the White House, the Republican-controlled medicai paychologlal. cMiqlnB that modern month, $15.35 for three months, $30.70 for six montb, 946-4004 aupramacist group should no longer be thought aoxual haMts pooe p r o M ^ for both man and Bush, who addressed a another Republican Senate as well as in the and $61.40 for one year. Mail rates are available on National Press Club senator announced be Democratic-con trolled and of as anti-Cathollc. Ho claims to be a Catholic. Warren Burger Ralph Nader WOflMlle 6.95 STATE BANK request. luncheon, said the ad­ would back the president House. 208 Spanoar t t "I don’t need jllllons more dollars. I’ve got ‘12 * row NOTH "This requires a now kind of civic culture, ministration has “just got and spokesman Larry deeMed to branch off temporarily from the roek TILL OCT. 1 7 ,1M1 enough wonderful clothes and boots, two Yorkles, clearly." . ___ To place a classified or display advertisement, or to started” fighting for the Speakes said Reagan is Opponents need majority 040-7570 a baby Doberman, two cars and a terrific family. I group Fleetwood Mac to work with other — Ralph Nadar, saying ths eenaumer m o w report a news item, story or picture Idea, call 643-2711. “I “optimistic” about the votes in both houses of musicians and to relax. sale. believe when the just need to have some fun." montnaedathahalpolluM-ttmocItteenytlvIata Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through facts are out, we’re going Congress to block (he sale "Your Local Hometown Bank" — Stevie Nicks, singer, explaining why she chances of the $8.5 billion OPEN SUNDAY MEMBER FDIC "We must never forget: The jungle la always M K la to aiirtrhie the Reagan admInMration. Friday. to carry the day,” he said, Saudi arms package of five Airborne Warning Describing Libya clearing the Senate. and Control System planes. 8 a.m. to 0 p.m. THE iTK.>iALn, Sat., Oct. 10, 1981 — 5 I - THE HERALD. Sal , Ocl__10. 1981 On CCAG po//. 150 guinea pigs Cost-cutters Bolton refuse collection ['O' mark fine with Zinsser up for adoption planned to start Monday state Sen. Carl A. Zinsser (R-Manchester) Fahey (D-E. Hartford) with an 83. M rs.. would be passed on to the consumers. BOLTON — Town-wide residen- should be neatly packaged and Clark, Converse, Dean. Also seen helping says his zero rating by the liberal Connecticut Fahey represents part of Manchester. Zinsser said the index does not take into Emery Air Freight had a cargo, bound for Canada, tal refuse pickup will begin on Mon­ placed as close to the road as prac­ Deming, Dimock, Elizabeth,.Fiano, consideration the broad view of a legislator’s Citizen Action Group is not quite accuraijs. Following party lines. Republican state that got delayed in transit and ended up at Bradley day, Oct. 12, the Board of Selectmen tical before that time. Fiora, French, Iroquois, Laurwood, “I think you read that wrong," he says “I Sen. Walter H. Joyner ranked near the bot­ record, instead singling out only those bills of Field. has announced. Following is the pickup schedule: Lyman, Mohegan. Also Mt. Sumner, got 100 percent. It depends on how you look at tom with a rating of 26. particular Interest to CCAG. The shipment was to be used for research In Canada, The town has been divided into monday: Bolton Center from Route Rolling Hills, Rosewood, Shady, it." "The legislative index is the most effective ’The results of the index ake closely split but because of the delay it was no good to the scientists three pick-up routes and refusewill 6 to 1-84, Boston Turnpike, Box Tinker Pond, Tunxis, Villa Louisa, The annual Legislative Index, released means CCAG has of communicating to its along party lines. there. be picked up once a week, either Mountain, Brookfield, Carpenter, Volpi, West, Westridge. home-buyers membership the positions legislators have In the House, 39 out of 82 Democrats scored So, the freight carrier was stuck with the shipment Cider Mill, Colonial, Fernwood, Thursday: Alexis, Bailey, Friday, rates lawmakers according to how Monday, Wednesday or Thursday they voted on Jegislation backed by the taken on issues of concern to them," said 1(W, compared with only two Republicans out —150 guinea pigs. depending on the route. Gaylord, Goodwin. Also High Bayberry, ^Iton Center (From 85 of 69. Six Democratic state senators were the What do you do with 150 guinea pigs? The freight Meadbw, Hillcrest, HOP River, regulations be loosened in some areas. citizen action group, an organization inspired Steve Derby, co-chairman of the group. A flyer prepared by the board will to Watrous), Brandy, Brian, Cook, "People should refer to the index and hold only members of that body to score 100. carrier considered killing them, but then had a better Howard, Johnson, Keeney, Lake, By Paul Hendrie These regulations govern such things as by consumer Ralph ISader. be distributed to homes this Green Hills, Hebron. Also Loomis, Nine bills and one amendment were chosen legislators accountable for their votes," . On the other end of the spectrum, 26 idea. Why not call the Connecticut Humane Society? weekend. It will include a list of Lakeside, Llynwood, North. Also Meadow, Notch, Notch Extension, Herald Reporter road widths and thicknesses, sidewalks RepubHcan representatives and four 'n;.' for this year’s index, with the focus on hazar­ added co-chairman Doreen DelBianco. That they did and, as a result, the Humane Society is streets and collection routes and Old Coventry, Plymouth, Quarry, Old Bolton. School, Shoddy Mill, and curbing and developers have com­ Republican senators voted against the Citizen " : : i I : The Housing Advisory Subcommittee dous waste, tax reform, energy and employ­ However, Zinnsser said he has no regrets putting the little critters up for adoption as pets, accor­ summary of guidelines for Riga, Route 6 and 44A, South, Stony, Skinner, Steeles Crossing. Also, came up with list of final preliminary plained they are too strict and make> about his voting record on the bills singled out Action Group's position on every vote on the ding to Frank Intino, director of the animal department. Sunset, Tolland, Vernon, Williams. development too expensive. ment issues. homeowners to follow for refuse Sumner (Near Library), recommendations" Thursday night Zinsser joined two other local legislators in by the group. “I voted against them and I’d index. One Eiemocrat in each chamber scored "They make excellent pets,” said Intino. "They’re collection. Wednesday: Anthony, Birch Tanglewood, Tumblebrook, Wall, whicmit hopes will cut construction costs • Subdivision and public improvement achieving perfect scores on the index — Rep. vote against them again,” he said. “I didn’t zero. easy to keep, easy to handle and you can keep them in an Mountain, Birch Mountain Ext., Watrous, Webster, Westview, V . »'5 »'V < ■ ' - • ’’•'*•’1 Refuse pickup will begin at 7 a.m. for developers and make housing more standards be set by the Planning and Elsie Swensson (R-Manch.), who also had a think they were in the best interest of the peo­ “The number of legislators scoring 100 is a apartment, because they don’t have to go outside. on the assign^ day and garbage Bolton Center (From 184 to Clark), Toomey. affordable for buyers. Zoning Commission, rather than guided zero, and Rep. Muriel Yacavone (D-E. Hart­ ple of the Fourth District.” ♦ good sign,” said Ms. DelBianco. “It shows TTiey’re especially good starter pets for children.” BrooltsiHo, Camp Meeting, Carter, The committee is advising the Plan­ bv the Board of Directors and the Public ford), who scored 100 percent. He said the bills concerning the nuclear in­ that there are conscientious legislators who Intino said anyone interested in giving the animals ning and Zoning Commission on changes Works Department. The Board of Direc­ Other legislators rating high on the groups’ dustry, which he supports, would mean in­ care about the social and economic issues good homes can come down to the animal shelter at 701 affecting their constituents.” to the comprehensive plan of develop­ tors recently passed an ordinance giving list were state Rep. John J. Woodcock (D-S. creased cost for utilities which eventually Russell Road in Newington today from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., ment. which has bi-en changed little the PZC authority over public improve­ Windsor), with an 88. and state Sen, Marcella or on a week day from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Glastonbury man convicted since it was writleifin 1963 ment standards. The comprehensive plan is meant to guide the Planning and Zoning Commis­ • Lower minimum square footage sion in developing zoning regulations. requirements in all zones by about 10 Retirement luncheon set 0 n % ^ « in Portland teen's death The state requires it. percent, wherever feasible. • Determine land u.se by the density of Other subcommittees will also be A retirement luncheon will be held Oct. 27 for Wally MIDDLETOWN (UPI) - Rodd An autopsy found Miss proof, circumstantial evidence and formed to advise the commission on the area, not the housing types in the Fortin, who is retiring after 27 years’ service with the Morrill, 22, of Glastonbury Friday McLaughlin died of multiple stab murder. revisions to the comprehensive plan area. High density development was WIN *330.00 THIS WEEK town of Manchester, 15 or it as director of the Senior was found guilty of murder in the wounds and that her throat had been Morrill was arrested more than a Once the other subcommittees make defined as more than 10 units per acre Citizen’s Center. 1978 stabbing death of Portland slashed. year after the slaying and was in­ middle density development was defined their recommendations, they will com­ The luncheon will be held at Willie’s Steak House at Herald photo by Tarquinio teenager Linda McLaughlin. In his summation. State's At­ dicted by an 18-member grand jury- pare notes and present final suggestions as up to five units per acre and low densi­ noon. The Middlesex County Superior torney John Redway told the jury in January 1980. to the PZC ty development was defined as up to Friends and co-workers may jihone the Senior Center Court jury of six men and six women the victim was preparing to break There were no witnesses to the According to Planning Department three units per acre. Zoning CLUES ACROSS: PRIZE CROSSWORD N O . 1390 office at 647-3211 for information. Cat In the trash returned the guilty verdict after off with Morrill, that she owed the slaying, no weapon was found and aide Paul Sebestyen. who is coordinating requirements would vary according to 4. Nobody will complain If an office - la about 16 hours of deliberations over defendant money for drugs and she the location of the crime was not the comprehensive plan revision, the density designed on somewhat austere lines. A cat inspects the contents of a wire trash a four-day period. had told a friend Morrill was “ac­ known. • Mobile homes be looked into as a subcommittee recommended that: 7. When baseball is being played, a ’ fLlorclKl container. Finding nothing to fit a feline’s Morrill, who also faces bank ting crazy" since he left prison. Morrill's bond of $100,000 was • Rear lots -- lots with less than the possible source of affordable housing. fancy, he jumped out of the basket shortly robbery charges, showed no emotion In deliberations Wednesday, the raised to $200,000 and he now faces currently allowed, street frontage, but The committee said any mobile home ------stands a certain chance of being struck by the ball. after his photo was taken. as the verdict was read, but his jury asked that testimony of the bank robbery charges. which still meet minimum square development should be guided by strict mother, Phyliss Morrill, broke down seven-week trial given by the 9. When a phone booth Is occupied, people footage requirements — be permitted regulations. Calendars and sobbed, “Oh my God.” parents of both the victim and Sebestyen said that would allow The subcommittee disagreed, hanging around are evidently------Superior Court Judge Francis R. Morrill be read to them again. developers to squeeze extra lots from however, with the recommendation by their turn. Supermarket shopping tips Quinn set Nov. 2 for sentencing of Morrill's attorney, James Wade of areas like the end of cul-de-sacs, where the Board of Directors Housing 10. At home, there may well b e ------when It’a the defendant, who faces a Hartford, called three defense Got a news tip? the street frontage is limited, but the Resource Panel that large, older houses learned that a member of the family Is In serious Martin Sloane explains how to save money at the maximum of life imprisonment. witnesses, including two of three ■rear land is available , should be chopped up into more units. trouble in a tar-otf land. grocery store — every Wednesday and Saturday in his Morrill was convicted in the death state troopers who testified for the If you have a news tip or story "They felt there will be a continuing “Supermarket Shopper” column in The Manchester • Zero lot line development be 12. It’s possible for a sensible------to teach a Andover of Miss McLaughlin, 17, whose body prosecution. idea in Manchester, contact City allowed This would allow houses to be need for large homes." said Sebestyen. Herald. Editor Alex Girelli at The child something. was found by two hunters on Nov. The jurors also asked Quinn to pushed to the property line of the adja­ Sebestyen called the subcommittee repeat his charge to them and define Manchester Herald, telephone 643- 13. There may be a certain tentatlveneas In the way, Tuesday 18, 1978, in Portland's Wangunk cent lot. rather than placed in property recommendations "a good start" toward Board of Education, 8 p.m.. Elementary School Meadows. presumption of innocence, burden of 2711. line of the adjacent lot, rather than addressing the local housing shortage. a novice moves around the ------. 16. You’d presumably have too much respect lor Conference Room. placed in the middle of the lot However, He said the open space and recreation Planning and Zoning Commission, 7:30 p.m., Town Of­ the minimum size of the lot itself would subcommittee should have its "final ' tigers, for Instance, to want t o ------one. not be changed Sebestyen said this preliminary recommendations” set by 17. Lack of anything desired or useful. fice Building. * would allow homes in some areas to be next week 18. Because of the nature of their talents, there are positioned in a way that they could take Two new subcommittees, dealing with men who find ------jobs eaey. advantage of passive solar energy utilities and economic development, are 20. At an exciting and emotional moment, may go Bolton scheduled to start up in mid-November. • Subdivision regulations be amended flying Into the air. to allow ''townhouses." by letting the Sebestyen said 22. It can help give a person a warm feeling. Tuesday SKIERS: THIS IS IT! owners of attached homes own their own By next February, the recommen­ Fire ^mmissioners, 7:30 p.m.. Firehouse. lots privately Such an amendment was dations of all the subcommittees should 24. Type of food. 25. At a trial, to have such a witness wouldn’t help Public Building Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Fireplace recently passed by the Planning and be compiled They will then face public Room, Town Hall, Zoning Commission, removing the need hearings and the Planning and Zoning your case much. © 1961 Newspaper Enterprise Assn. for attached homes to be marketed as T hursday Commission will draft the new com­ I Agree to accept the Judges decision as final. Board of Health, 7 p.m.. Fireplace Room, Community The One You’ve Been Waiting For: Rizzo’s Fabuious either condominiums or rental units prehensive plan probably by next Hail. summer CLUES DOWN: • Subdivision and public improvement 1. Should be beyond reproach In matters of NAME...... hygiene. ADDRESS ...... 2. After a really b a d ------, a sympathetic Coventry Holiday remark can bring some consolation. CITY...... STATE...... 3. Work with needle and thread. YES closings 5. One might feel embarrased at having IS YOUR HERALD HOME DELIVERED Tuesday NO Democratic Town Committee, 8 p.m.. Nurses Office, tOUMNIS MY SALE thoughtlessly left It behind in some public CLIP AND MAIL TO: Town Hail. planned place. PRIZEWEEK PUZZLE Board of Admission of Electors, 9 a.m. to 8 p.m., 6. Satisfied. Monday is Columbus Day C/0 THE EVENINQ HERALP Board Room, Town Hall. and you can expect to find 8. Male sheep. 1 HERALD 8Q., MANCHESTER, CT. Planning and Zoning Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Planning FIVE DAYS OF INCREDIBLE VALUES a lot of locked doors and 11. To the beginner, e ve ry------offers certain Office, Town Hall. "Closed" signs around difficulties. W ednesday town as the nation 14. They are kept in reserve to serve as Conservation Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Board Room, celebrates the holiday. Town Hall. AT ALL RIZZO SKI MART LOCATIONS replacements. CONTEST RULES The town Municipal 1 5 . ------of goods on display often look T hursday Solve the puzzle by filling In the missing letters to make the Wetlands/Inlands (Commission, 2 p.m.. Board Room, building will be closed rather tempting. However, there will be gar­ words that you think best fit the clues. To do this read each Town Hail. 19. Shout “------1” at any ordinaiy dog, and It ie Discover A NEW WORLD of TOP NAMES, QUALITY bage collection on Monday. clue carefully for you must think them out and give every word Board of Admission of Electors, 9 a.m. to 8 p.m., hardly likely to obey you. ■The Mary Cheney its true meaning. - ' Board Room, Town Hail. and SERVICE at LOW LOW DOWNHILL PRICES Library and the Whiton 21. The highest part of anything. You need not be a subscriber to this newspaper to enter. You Memorial Library will be 23. Make an attempt. may submit as many entries as you wish. No mechanically closed in observance of produced (printed, mimeographed, etc.) copies of the entry Columbus Day. WORD LIS T blank will be accepted. Manchester Banks, schools, many retail stores, state and This Hat contains, among others, the correct words Anyone is eligible to enter except employees (and members for the PRIZE CROSSW ORD PUZZLE for release of their families) of the Evening Herald. Tuesday federal government offices Mental Health Council, 3:30 p.m.. Municipal Building SALE STARTS THURS., OCT. 8, 3:00 PM ALL ENTRIES MUST BE MAILED IN SEPARATE ENVELOPES will also be closed. Weekend of Oct. 10-11, 1981 Probate (Court. There will be no mail NO LATER THAN MONQAY OF NEXT WEE< AND BEAR A Data Processing Committee, 7:30 p.m.. Municipal & CONTINUES THROUGH MONDAY, COLUMBUS DAY. delivery Monday and the POSTMARK. Building coffee room. post office will be closed. BAKERS RAM 5. The Herald will award the cash amount shown above to the BAKERY RINK T hursday FREE T-SHIRTS OR FRISBEES TO FIRST 25 PERSON AT EACH STOREll Emergency telephone BLOCK ROCKET contestant who sends In an all-correct solution. If more than Comment session, 6:30 p.m.. Municipal Building numbers in town for the BOY ROLE PRIZE CROSSWORD NO. I3S9 one all-correct solution Is received, the prize money will be directors’ office. holiday are: Highway, — CATCHER SCARE NEW!! RAICNLE . SCQRE shared equally. Judge’s hours, 6:30 p.m., Municipal Building probate CUER SUECTEi CLOCK OEGINNERS SKI PACKAGE SWING BOOTS 647-3233; Refuse - 647 3248 CONTENTED SEW IF NO ALL-CORRECT SOLUTION IS RECEIVED, $15 WILL BE court. BOOTS SKI JACKETS 6. Fomaus Maker Skis. WEST TO and Sanitary Water and FEARS SHADY Handicapped Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Human Services n i i r SHAKY ADDED TO THE FOLLOWING WEEK’S PRIZE. Bindings, Pales, SKI CLOTRIHG RAWK Sewer — 647-3111. FEW Office. Safety Straps. Mtg. *14” HOLE SOUP 7. th e decision of the Judges Is final and all contestants agree to 70% $0000 30% Values To S60. The Herald will be Advisory Park and Recreation Distirct Committee, Hot Wax $199 Value 20% 0N Herald D^ioto by Tarqumio HUQ SPARES abide by the judges decision. All entries become the property OFF ■MtoMan. published on Monday and STACKS 7:30 p.m.. Municipal Building coffee room. . SiMtrla Reg. $150 OFF! many business places will HUSH of this paper. Only one prize will be awarded to a family unit. Model Citizens LETTER TEARS * SEUCTEI be open. MUSH TOP 8 Everyone has the same opportunity to win, for every entry will HEW ILL KOFLACN O CLOSEOUT! GMMONT >. . Barbara Higley, left, candidate for Board of NEED TOY be checked, and the winner announced. No claiming is OOOTS DOWN NEW TRY ROSSIONOL OOOTS COMFY DOWN necessary. TO 4 b m a TO Education, and Mdry-Jane Dodge Pazda, PAT WAITING SKTLITES 20% OFF PMKRS candidate for Board of Directors, will model PET WANTING 9. The correct solution to this’ week’s Prizeword will be MCC events 50% ROOTS 30% Financial advice POT *89“ WARMTH 1 *29“ clothes from Arnoldeen's at the Republican published the following Saturday. Reg. $140. RACKET Manchester Community College offers this calendar OFF! SHLE 25% OFF! Values To $70 Women's Fashion Show, on Wednedsday, Sylvia Porter tells how to 10. The Herald reserves the right to correct any typographical OFF! get "Your Money’s Worth" errors which may appear during the puzzle game. of events in the interest of the community. All the MCC- Oct. 14, at 7;30 p.m. State Rep. Elsie "Biz" sponsored activities listed below are open to the public SALOMON MM KXFMUUKE lUTKINUI — daily on the business The sealed correct solution will be kept in the personal SKI nC N IC A Swensson will be commentator at the show, 11. and many are free of charge. A NART ROWR page in The Manchester custody of Nate Agostinelll, President Manchester State SOOTS to be held at Manchester Country Club. An- Monday, Oct. 12 nR O LIA POLES MITTENS TO Herald. MMHS CRUISERS nabelle Dodge is chairman of the event. LAST WEEK’S Bank. . __ a . TO 233 MIR Upon accepting prize money, the contestant will be Columbus Day - Off-Campus No Classes. NLieUME *144” *14** 50% Tuesday, Ocl. 13 TMtUUNTt 50% OFF! Reg. $30 phot^raphed for the paper. List $245 *149 OFF! PUZZLE SOLUTIOII **Luncb: Lamb in cabbage leaves, noon, Student UVE List $200 Center Dining Room, **Dinner: French night, poulet UMUTMUL Sll PUUIE flam'be (chicken with mushrooms with cognac), 6 p.m.. X-GOURTRT NION PERFORMANCE SPORT PAK taieni NECK- Student Center Dining Room, $5. FISCNER SKI soEom Koestle Mid Pro s OOWN Fischer Rocer Skis SKI 8L0VES Tyrolia 360 Or OPS Wednesday, Ocl. 14 Tyrolia or Solomon Bindings PAGKAOE PRIZEWEEK PUZZLE VESTS Solomon 636 »3»* Sun. 8 AM **Lunch: Chef’s choice, noon, Student Center Dining Brakes. Poles. Mtg. Hot Wo* From •9*’ Brakes. Poles ▼ 1 D D Room, |3, *Inteiior Decorating, IR7Z, 7 p.m.. Main »16« Reg. $21 Mtg . Hot Wo* I W W Reg. $7.50 Oct. 11th but, more strictly, to slow up the oonelniolfon of a dam. - $345 Value to 2 PM Campus. Values To $40 $235 Value ^149** *69**! CLUES ACROSS: 18. SHOW not chow. An animal lover’s p e t (chow or any other b ra ^ *What you should know about medicine, i|i782, 7 p.m., I. CAPS not cape. There is not the seme cell for e cape to be of loot the alwaya means a greet deal to him, so there *• hardly scope tor "a lo r of right size ae there Ie In the case of CAPS. difference In degree of imereet. mil. REAO AU 7. IN JECTION not Inlactlon. Since all the affacto ol Infection are un­ 22. BEAR not hear. Bed tidings are ueuelly such sharp surprieaa that the Soccer; MCC vs. Holyoke Community College, home, NICN PERFORMANCE JR. PAR SKIS AUSKI UO- desirable, the clue's reference to “undeelreble iM e efiecte" suits an hearing can’t be compared with the ettect of (the BEARIng of) the newe. 3:30. GOOOLES RATS HOGR, MOON MORE! INJECTION better. 23. DANGER not dancer. The question of "awereneM" (as distinct trom e[^ Thursday, Ocl. 15 Dynomic VR17 Jet 3 UIOO Shop Early For Best Selection. No Rom 8. OARE not dark. Aptly, a DARE can be an InUmldetlng sort of challenge', preclatlon, say. of the artistry of a dancer) links up beber with 30% Tyrolio O r Solomon Bindings ^ ^ Checks Or Store Tronsfers. Not All Items **Lunch: Quiche Lorraine, noon. Student Center I f ? Poles. M»g„ Hot Wo*. $ 1 4 Q *5** but a boy ifasanT "need" to be nervous about the dark at ell. DANGER. *149 Values To $15 In AM Stores. 9. LEGS not lens. A lens broken In heivse eay, can work fairly well If the Dining Room, |3. OFF! $199 Value 1 List $240 pieces are held together In a mount, etc. **Dinner; Caribbean, Rope Vieja (spiced beef I I . SURF not turf. The clue vrould lult grass or fMde. etc., more strictly CLUES DOWN: 1. C O N C EP T not concert. As suggeetsd, an artistic C O N C EP T be strips), 8:00, Student Center Dining Room, $5. than “tu rf as such. Expansive SURF beeches deserve cornmem more SHOP EARLY FOR BEST SELECTION. NO RAINCHECKS AND NOT ALL ITEMS AVAILABLE IN ALL STORES above the heeds ot orOtnary poopis. Oh the other hand, the kind of Annual Gospel Music Festival, 8 p.m., main than mere grass stretches. entertainment given by an ertiet In concert Ie readily enloyed b)t many. 12. TE N net tee. SIqce a pleyer could well recover from a couple of bad tee auditorium, free.' MEET; 3 RAIN not pain. SInoee the oftecteotRheumitiimoontlal very largely ol SALE HOURS; shots. TE N Is morskOrmly apt. pain, the moderation and Indlrectneee ot the cluo’e wording “sa w Saturday, Ocl. 17 AVON NEWINOtON 13. STAR not stay. "STAR at the very top" Ie a reeionable phrase (not all VERNON eweiivh to asaoeMs* tavor RAIN. RT. 44 33M BERLIN rmjRS. 3-9 SUN . 12-5 stars, ol course, were ar the very top). On the hand, "tley" tsnde Historical Cheney Exhibit, Gock Tower on Elm VERNON ORCLE Other 4. DANDY not handy. Such a fine praaam would be more Important, ap­ CALDOR PLAZA TURNPIKE FRI. 10-9 COLUMBUS DAY: to miss the point, which Is more a question ol whet It wee like to he at Street, l-to-4 p.m. preciated. etc., than It auggeeted by maraly "handy." 872-9587 678-9453 666-1531 SAT. 10-6 10-9 JIM M^CAVANIAGH the.top. rather than to K e y there. 10. FULL not dulL Since many people find th*m Interaatlng and Im- 14. BID not eld. The need which Is to be met by Sh4ng eld Is the mein con­ *Non-credit community services courses begin. Open n s z M 647-8420 prasalva, caremonlaa are not dull In an abaoluta aanaa. CANDIDATE fo r BOARD OF DIRECTOR5 cern. There Is nothing Ilka generous BIDdIng to bring success at an 12. TIG H TER not tighten. Drawing the bah oloaer will tighten It, or "make It on a space-available basis, advance registration is POST RD., WESTPORT, CT auction. MANCHESTER ELKS C LU B -30 BISSELL ST. 15. BLOW not slow. To "BLOW u p s d a m ' that Is under construction, yea; TIGHTER.” necessary. For further information call 646-2137. SKI **Reservations for lunch and dinners must be made I2.OO DONATION PER PERSON in advance by calling 646-4900, extension 205. ti fc-Bid hi IhC— ^ in t m i t m t , Trwi. [' I V*' ]■ ■ ' '• ■ "■■J. TIIK liK M U ). Sat., Oct. 10, 1981 - 7 6 — THE HERALD. Sat., Oct. 10. 1981 Commentary OPINIOIH / Commentary Why should we support basic research?

survey. Using some 182 consultants (more than half of By Heim Valtin ding a man'to the moon. The latter feat — and a great doubt teat tee intricacies of DNA could have been un­ raveled if scientists had not turned from the seemingly whom were clinicians and the remainder basic medical achievement it was — could be accomplished through a scientists, engineers, science administrators and mission-oriented task force because the physical prin­ simple experimental models of a plant or fruit fly to an The connection between basic scientific research and even simpler system, such as a single-celled bacterium. science writers), they noted the importance of con­ cipals involved were fully understood; what was needed tributions from the basic sciences toward recent major A whistleblower Reagan should hire Its practical application is not always self-evident. Yet was sophisticated technology. Much of teat understan­ This requirement for simple systems makes basic scientists who hope for continued federal support of science vulnerable to ridicule, for the titles of some of advances in diseases of the heart, blood vessels and ding is still lacking for cancer. Therefore, even tee most lungs, which account for more than half of all deaths in their research are too often reluctant to speak about foresighted scientist setting up a task force to solve tee most important research projects often sound far that many of these foreign students ministration had taken over. Three Mile Island, the more nervous their work. As one scientist who feels strongly that removed from tee major problems that face mankind. the U.S. To cite just one example from their study: Of 88 WASHINGTON-Federal cancer, could not predict all the areas and bits of key articles that were judged by the experts to be employees who see things going were what are known as "no-go's.” the bankers become. And their ner­ public expenditure for scientific research is fully knowledge teat will be required to reach that goal. Someone asked derisively, who cares what makes tee A no-go is a student who is brought McKay later was hired at the vousness is reflected in the interest justified, I would like to explain. grass grow green? We all care, because the answers to crucial to the development of open-heart surgery, 35 (40 wrong and decide to blow the whis­ 5. Relevance to clinical or other practical problems percent) made no mention of any possible relevance to to this country to study at AID Interior Department's Young Adult rates they charge to utilities that Basic scientific research may be defined as an effort must not be a prerequisite to basic research. It is possi­ questions like this lead to major advances in medicine tle on their agency realize they to learn the nature of things; that is, to learn the human disease. The remaining 60 percent of the articles expense and then refuses to go Jack A nderson Conservation Corps, but was soon want to Irarrow money for,nuclear ble to do basic research with a practical goal in mind, and technology. won't endear themselves to their mechanisms that cause a given observe effect. It in­ There are many other examples, which illustrate that also dealt mainly with basic research, but in addition bosses in the bureaucracy. Presi­ home. Beguiled by the good life in fired when his boss found out that power plants. but if we require teat such a goal be clearly defined they envisioned possible applications to clinical dis­ he had been telling Congress about volves "knowledge for the sake of undersUnding” before a basic project is launched, we will miss out on some of the most useful tools in modern medicine were dent Reagan has promised to America, they stay on illegally in­ Wafihlngton Merry-Go-Round without immediate concern for the possible practical orders — which emphasizes that both approaches are the AID mess. He has now taken his HEADLINES AND many important — and, at tee time, seemingly irrele­ discovered by basic scientists who did not launch their protect the whistleblowers who stead of returning to work for their application of the newly gained information. needed to achieve a major practical breakthrough. loss to the courts. FOOTNOTES: “Everyone else vant — contributions. If Mendel and many others had work with that application in mind. Wilhelm Roentgen, expose waste, mismanagement or homeland. The field, of genetics provides an example. Gregor a physicist, was studying the propagation of particles When one contemplates the capabilities of modern seems to be looking for gold or been required to predict tee practical applications of medicine — elimination of smallpox and polio, outright fraud. I wish him success in AID officials have for years been DELAYED REACTION: The silver treasure,” says underwater Mendel, an Austrian monk and naturalist working in the their work before they could proceed — or in modern when he discovered Xrays. Karl Landsteiner, a assuring Congress that there simply last century, studied various strains of peas because he pathologist, was exploring fundamental questions in im­ operations on the heart and blood vessels, antibiotics this venture. ' near-disaster at the Three Mile explorer Clive Cussler of his deep- terms, before their applications for research support and transplantation pf organs — it is importat to realize One whistleblower the president wasn't a significant "no-go" prob­ Island nuclear plant two-and-a-half wished to find out how traits were inhei'ited — what could'be funded—tee field of genetic engineering might munology when he learned that there are several types lem. Fewer than i percent of AID- sea diving colleagues. "I'm looking caused a pea, for example, to be yellow or green, round of human blood, a discovery that opened the way to safe that none would have been possible without the con­ might want to listen to is Victor funds, which were being used to “That's like saying there were years ago scared the facility's for treasures of history.” In the past not yet be ilreamed of. tributions of many scientists who never envisaged the subsidized foreign students failed tp three pot smokers in Washington or wrinkled, or its plant to be short or tall. In the 6. Basic research can often make the greatest strides transfusions. Marie and Pierre Curie were chemists McKay, whose career with the bring freeloaders to this-country; it neighbors in Pennsylvania worst of two years, Cussler has spent more process, Mendel defined the laws of inheritance, which practical application of their work. go home, the agency bureaucrats last year because only three were by utilizing simple experimental systems. I doubt that who discovered radioactive compounds, and they had no Agency for International Develop­ resulted in a “brain drain” from the all—but it is now costing consumers than 1100,000 of the royalties earned were best explained by the existence of what he called idea that these substances would one day be used in the ment began back in 1973. McKay claimed. Third World countries involved. The arrested,” McKay told my associate around the country at least F550 Mendel could have defined the laws of inheritance if he from his novels "Rise the Titanic” “elements,” now known to be genes. For a century, had studied certain traits in man— height, weight, color treatment of cancer. But McKay soon realized that the engineers, doctors, teachers and Don Goldberg. Whether his estimate million in hidden costs. (Heinz Valtin, M.D., is the Andrew C. Vail saw problems and reported them to and "Night Probe” searching for thousands of other scientists built on this work. Their and texture of skin — that might be determined not only Because such examples are anecdotal and therefore his superiors; his reward was to be no-go figure was at least 10 times technicians who were chosen for ad­ is correct or not, McKay said, the What happened is that investment sunken ships of the Civil Warera. contributions, which came from many disciplines and possibly exceptional, Drs. Julius Comroe and Robert professor and chairman of the Department of greater than the official AID es­ by genes but also by uncontrolled environmental factors harassed continually as a vanced training in the United States imporant point is that AID just firms, worried about TMI-type ac­ He's already found the Confederate included many other discoveries, are parts of a giant such as temperature, sunlight, diet, etc. Similarly, I Dripps in tee ebrly 1970s conducted a more systematic Physiology at Dartmouth Medical School.) timate. His figures—supported by "wavemaker," aiid eventually to be were not returning to help their own isn't interested in keeping track of cidents, are charging power com­ raider Florida and the Union'^hip jigsaw puzzle that, when assembled, showed us how the effectively bl^kballed from investigations by the General Ac­ countries' struggle to move from the no-go population. panies higher interest rates for primary genetic material, DNA. determines the struc­ Cumberland near Hampton, Va.The ture of proteins, the building blocks of life. One result of government servicV counting Office and AlD's own in­ the primitive conditions of hnancing of nuclear electric plants. artifacts pulled up from Davy Jones >■■■■■■( P W SUPtR co u po n )! i c n SUPER C0UP0N)i spector general—show that at least this total effort is “genetic engineering,” which may McKay was assigned to work with colonialism into the 20th century. McKay, a political appointee in The utilities are passing on the ad­ locker by Cussler and his crew are WITH THIS COUPON & A *7 50 PURCHASE* WITH THIS COUPON & A *7.50 PURCHASE * 10 percent, and probably as many qs ' enable us to produce insulin in certain diabetics who foreign students wpose education in McKay had the audacity to the Nixon administration, was ditional costs to their customers. donated to museums. cannot make this protein; to manufacture Interferon, CUSTOM GROUND>BEAN RICH IN VITAMIN " C ’ the United State^ is supported by 20 percent offoreign students challenge the AID bureaucrats' “riffed” in 1974, under President At least 15 electric companies —No one has yet perfected a gun which may be effective in the treatment of some Clip and Redeem AID funds. The/idea is that these brought here under the AID figures, which were based only on Ford, but was reinstated after he have already jacked up their that can shoot around comers, but cancersl and to treat a host of other diseases. Eight O’clock Hood program were not going home. W-gal. “best and brightest " will go home confirmed no-gos. His were based charged that the elimination of his customers' bills to cover the costs of the Federal Election Commission This example illustrates a number of features about these Ub. and put the expertise they have The whole purpose of the program on students whose whereabouts job was simply a device to silence the higher interest rates, in­ basic research. Coffee Orange Juice cont. has accused the; National Rifle E iM p t Ntm» Protut»l«d by Ljw EiceptilomsProhitMlodbvLtw AP'2 AP-2 On# Coupon P*« Fgm ilf acquired to the service of their was being defeated. were unknown. AID officials dis­ him. That made him even more vestigators for Rep. Allen Ertel, D- 1. The basic research of today is likely to become the Lm hI O n t Coupon FttiMly 601 Association of doing just about that Super Coupons V*MOclobt«1MMM1 600 V a M Octobar 11-17.1 N1 native countries. The situation disturbed McKay. It missed McKay's estimates as suspect, and he was again fired in Pa., told my reporter Corky John­ with political contributions. new clinical medicine of tomorrow. We must unders­ But McKay discovered early on not only represented a waste of U.S, speculation. 1977 — on the excuse that a new ad­ son. The longer it takes to clean up tand a system before we can utilize it logically. The splicing of genetic material that allows us to produce Interferon in large amounts became possible only when we understood how genes determine the synthesis of Guest editorial proteins. Similarly,'we can institute logical treatment ‘ of a disease only when we have defined tee mechanisms FILL A BASKET WITH GREEN P’s that cause that disease. 2. A major breakthrough in basic research usually The real cost - depends on earlier discoveries by numerous workers in A N D SAVE A BUSHEL many fields. The insight and technical capability that Cacti of thOM •tfm liM d rttmi •• roqytrod Jo r ^ ly avaiU ^ or ^ wlt8torbole«ttitMfvfrtiaodprk7noKhAAPSlor«.ticopl8S I identified DNA) as tee primary genetic material used tpocH>c8lhfboCfUNCHYFnCD crimes. Chicken Breasts to assist the states in building Fish Cakes Is all teat Franklin Delano Roosevelt and Richard U.S, NO 1-PREMIUM RUSSET enough prisons to hold violent One further point. The presi­ dent called for mandatory im­ Nixon wrought about to come to nought? criminals not loose. Interesting­ You might think so from all of the talk and some of tee Dairy Specials Baking Potatoes prisonment of persons convicted action concerned with tee question of whether tee t J MINUTE MAID ly enough, the economy-minded KRAFT-OUAHTERS Reagan concentrated on the of gun crimes. He did not speak, United States should resurrect tee gold standard. however, of a recommendation Herald photo by Pinto A presidential commission on teat very matter has Orange Juice needs without the means. THE POND AT OAK GROVE NATURE CENTER. commenced consultations in Washington. Outspoken Parkay Margarine Once of the points on which by his own crime task force for stricter gun controls. supporters include court economist Arthur Laffer, he of Reagan concentrated was the so- the curve and Rep. Jack Kemp, R-N.Y., father of tee called ' exclusionary'' rule, Was the president listening three-year tax cut. Further, candidate Reagan himself harder to the National Rifle indicated definite interest, although President Reagan 2■ ■ I p k g s>1 ■ SWEET NUTRITIONAL which prohibits prosecutors NEW JUICV FLUWOA WHITE OR 2^ ,58' from introducing evidence ob­ Association than to his own has been officlaUy more reticent. Pink Grapefruit 5,.*1 Tender Carrots crime task force? If it should come to pass, it would be a romplete FANCY WASHED The insidious direct mail threat SVTEET JUICY-WESTERN CROVFN tained illegally. This is a law reversal of developments that go back to tee first FDR ,„48' Leaf Spinach i:s88* PLAIN. EGG. OR ONION with which federal law enforce­ administration and tee ending of gold coinage. The SMJUi. OR LARGE CURO o n TANGY Bartlett Pears Each Saturday The Herald Richard Viguerie, the consensus honorable activity. VITAMm -C -Z y EW SKINNED TCNOER-CREENOA dollar remained tied to gold at a fixed price at $35 an I2 m 139 Lender’s ment officals have lived since wizard of political direct mail who Breakstone pkg Red Leaf Lettuce ,»,nc.58* publishes a guest editorial from In the last 10 years, American ounce for tee next few decades. But in 1971 tee Nixon ad­ Ifroz. ( Florida! angerines 1 1914 and with which state US NO 1-SUGARSWEET Bagels another publication. smiles when introduced as the Post­ politics'has seen the arrival of near ministration severed tee last tie, withdrawing tee Cottage Cheese cont. U.S NO. t-FO R C O O K P tO O R S A LA D master General of the New Right,, total disclosure. We now can learn a Yellow Onions Golden Yams.eo,., ORIGINAL N ark v Shields treasury’s standing offer to buy and sell to foreign Aunt Jemima Waffles 59^ can sound like a licensed poet on the candidate's net worth, class stan­ auteorities upon demand. Breakstone Sour Cream cont. s r subject of the effectiveness of his ding, white corpuscle count and, The dollar has since been on its own, and you know ASSORTED FLAVORS I Grocery Specials Grocery Specials ^ professional art: “Direct mail, Syndicated Columnist more important, who contributed to how it has done. Yoplait Yogurt HEINZ-TOMATO when professionally done, has a The basic argument for a return to tee gold standard G(XD EN DELUXE the campaign and how it was spent. PARMESAN 4 MW Mrs. Smith Apple Pie devastating impact. It's like using a The same rules of disclosure is teat it would instill automatic monetary discipline. Capri Grated Cheese 1 Berry's World No longer would tee money supply be subject to contrac­ Campbell'S Soup Keg-O-Ketchup ASSORTED VARtETIES IN BUTTER SAUCE water moccasin for a watch VMTE OR YEUOW SLICES should be extended immediately to i»«t 1H Green Giant Vegetables dog—it's very quiet.” Those people tions or expansion at tee dlMretion of tee Federal Ched-O-Bit Cheese pkg I all political direct mail. Richard Reserve and tee deficit-prone federal budget makers, 109 who continue to think of direct mail Viguerie, the Postmaster General of ) Deli Specials only for fund raising are, according often working at cross purposes. HBA Specials \ I 32-oz didate, you can see and hear what achieve the setting straight of the the New Right, heartily agrMS. “ All Instead, tee price and supply of gold would govern. No 4 89*^ ■ btl to Viguerie, making a mistake: of our letters are always available STORE SLICED-COLONIAL your opponent is saying in her public record. more money could be Issued than tee treasury possessed ANTIPFRSPIRANT .1-07 CAN OR “It's really mostly advertising.” statements and her paid commer­ to the media,” says V i^rie. POUTICAL DIRECT mail is gold to back it. On both counts, Richard Viguerie cials. But that opponent’s direct It’s time we in the media began H ut is theory. In practice, there are a number of Glazed Ham morally neutral. It can be of value to Right Guard FKSMMG OK. OLPER AMERICANS, is absolutely right. Political direct mail is neither seen nor counted. reading everybody’s direct mail. It reservations as to tee effectiveness of gold as a legitimate campaigns. Through Mott’s Apple Sauce W elch’s Grape Juice mail is mostly advertising and it is Even if you're lucky enough to could help make the water moc­ monetary basis in today’s complex national economies. mostly uncovered and unreported. direct mail, a candidate can deiiver For one thing, fixing a realistic price is not 159 APPLE FRANCO AMERICAN g 69 GET OFF YOOR obtain a copy of your opponent's casin an endangered political ■ '-O/ Comstock Pie Filling Spaghetti O's In Sauce • Direct mail almost always is at the a specific message to a specific con­ easy—observe that in tee last few years gold on tee free lb letter accusing you of treason and species. • ’ ‘ ' I c.in nurket has fluctuated between less than $400 an ounce MAKE CARAMEL APPLE TREATS VnTH SPACHEHI 2 stituency, such as retired railroad heart of any covert political cam­ truancy, there is no way of finding Aunt Millies Sauce PUFFS AHP GET paign. workers or cosmetologists. to around glOOO. And once fixed, it may not stay Kraft Caramels out how many of the letters were BAKP40 MIX Most political advertising is That makes sense, but the past realistic. CHOCOLATE DRPtK MIX 73^1 119 SOME PHYSICAL . sent or to whom. Customarily such Price, as with most commodities, which gold is for all Nestle’s Quik Duncan Hines Brownies pkg I STORE SLtCED-COLQNIAL abuses of political direct mail by in­ OBICTTE highly visible and widely analyzed>-^letters attacking the character of Its historic glamour, is dependent upon supply. The 1 1 - 0 1 .1 3 9 FRESH-CRISP ASSORTED VARCT1E5 Turkey Pastrami . 2 ” dividuals and groups-both liberal Foamy Shave Cream C8A 1 13-17-oz The candidates television commer- the opponent with some "recently supply of gold is popularly thought of as being fixed, or Fritos Corn Chips Plllsbury Bread Mix phg •STORE SLICEC7-MOTHER GOOSE e x E R c is e ; cials are there, right in the middle and conservative—must concern MDt'SQBltTTE discovered” nugget are sent in the at least increasing at a consistent rate. But that will not SUNSNMC ALLPURPOSE Liverwurst j " of "Mork and Mindy” and "Little those who witness the declining Dry Look Hair Spray s : l " last few days of the campaign to ilanriiPBtrr iilrrald necessarily continue to be the case. Krispy Crackers Pillsbury Flour STORE SLICED-NEW YORKER House on the Prairie,” for everyone voter turnouts and falling citizen It is p t^ b le that large new sources or more efficient iRA m i2.m prevent any effective rebuttal. KFct. 2 9 9 CORONET-SBMUPtY FOR SALADS OR COOKING American Cheese . 2 ” to see and for some to sneer at. The participation as bad signs for the extraction methods may be developed, greatly in­ Atra Blades The candidate who learns in Celebrating 100 years Delta Napkins CrlscoO il CREAMY same is true for radio and political life of our nation. creasing supplies and dropping the price. CARTIBOQCS adequate time that she has been of community service CORONET-TWO PLY TENDER CHUNKS-ASSORTED FLAVORS Fresh Cole Slaw .5 9 " In 1980, a particularly sleazy But even if not, present supplies are a problem in Gillette Tree II Blades s i ” newspaper ads. falsely accused by letter of cerUin Delta Facial Tissues Ken-L-Ration Dog Food direct mail piece from a New Right Founded Oct. 1, 1881 themselves. Meat new gold comes from South Africa, Some messages can be more or acts offensive to a certain con­ political action committee accused which strictly controls its marketing but could be imw»»WQiiM«‘iOiYtiKyclop«dtoolCoBfc«iy W PILLSBURY 1 less targeted for cert ain constituen­ TAB SPRITE T RtSC A OR SOLID-v eg e ta ble stituency, cannot simply summon ' Published by the Mencheeter expected in its own interests to cooplerate, and tee cies, but most of the time everyone Sen. Alan Cranston (D -^Iif.) and DUTCH Dutch Ceskanr DiMnptmg t ' that constituency to correct the mis­ then-Sen. John Culver (D-Iowa) of Publlihlng Co., Herald Square, Soviet Union,which is another case. Pie Crust Mix else can easily overhear them, too. Mancheater, Conn. 06040. Telephone t r e a t s MMMMwSnT Coca-Cola Crisco Shortening information. The basic option responsibility for the fact that “our The Soviets market gold as they need foreign 2? All of this encourages a degree of available to the wronged party is to (203)643-2711. exchange. Cost of production means nothing in their fan­ candidate accountability for what is nation’s moral fiber is weakened by W BrotHfeTnaLcagwiB* call a press conference, which Member of United Preaa Inter­ tasy monetary system and It would well suit their in­ 109 19 claimed or charged by the can­ th e growing homosexual 3-lb means making public the inaccurate national and Audit Bureau of Cir- terests at some poolnt to dump so much of tee metal 2 «1 movement—by the fanatical ERA didate’s own campaign. charges in order to expose their in­ culaflona. teat the U.S. treasury and'oteer buyers would be hard $175TJ$12^.. $ 8 " — - 2 (Ek]ual Rights Amendment) pushers pressed to bold a fixed price. can accuracies. WE RESERVE THE RKtHT TO LIMIT SALES AND TO CORRECT TVPOGRAPtUCAL ERRORS ITEMS FOR SALE NOT AVAR.ASLE TO WHOLESALE OR RETAA. DEALERS BUT DIRECT MAIL is a very (many of whom publicly brag they There is also tee historic fact teat tee U.S. economy PfBCit KFFECTIVC OCl 11-17. IN I That, of course, is not without "Don't tell ME what to dot" different kind of political adver­ are lesbians).” Richard M. Diamond, Ptibllaher went through some very rough times when on tee gold risk, and no candidate has any tising. Direct mail is almost totally That is not the kind of stuff that in­ Dan Fitts, Editor standard. Recessions and depressions were more severe guarantee that any press conference Alex QlreW, City Editor invisible both to the general public spires or encourages many people to and prolonged and oprice levels fluctuated greatly. CALDOR PLAZA BURR CORNERS, MANCHESTER will be covered, let alone that it will and to the opposition. As a can- regard politics as an important or _ _- ..,,.. _ •■ 4 ■ ..■’tfci;,'','f-f ■ r. ■ ,/;',■ ' 'V ■■ ' '" « - THK HKRALD. Sat., Oct. 10, 1981 THE liEK/U,D Sat., Oct. 10. 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to sweep By Len Auster how tough we m ay be in the Doran made it 3-0 at 31:23 as he OAKLAND (UPI) - Rickey tourney,” he continu^. took a pass from midfielder Alan PAMELA SEELEY, . NANCY LAVENDER, SAMUEL GREEN, ROBERT DIANA O’CONNELL, BETSY SAYRE, ILAY HAMMEL, D A N SMITH, Herald Sportswriter ' WHITEHEAD, Andover: "He seemed to Manchester: "I think It's Manchester: "I think It's Manchester: "It will be a Henderson snapped an O-for-9 “ We hadn’t played in 10 days,” Fish, who was on his o ff wing on the Manchester: "I think it's a Manchester: "I think we Hartford: "Well, as a One team suffered through for­ offered Xavier Coach Marty whole, I think the death of Manchester: "I think he's be a wonderful person. He really terrible that so hard to say what's going big problem, I think, es­ playoff slump with two singles and right side, and blistered a curving disaster. I think Egypt is should mind our own mative years in which success was Ryezek, form er standout at Hale- Sadat was a sad occasion. probably the greatest had a lot of good Ideas many people are getting to happen, but I tliink It's a two walks, stole a base and scored 15-yard drive to the top right corner going to go through a business. We don't have pecially with Reagan and far from prevalent. But its program It's just going to make and did a lot of good shot at. No one's going to shame that It had to three runs Friday night in leading, Ray High in Moodus, not looking for of the twine. tremendous visionary to go to other countries to leader the world has had the AWAC sale. It's going has grown and matured and success everything go up. The things." want to run the country If happen." the Oakland A ’s to a 4-1 victory over excuses, “ We were supposed to play O’Gorman had seven first-half experience. They're going look for problems. in this era. I Purely hope to effect the AWAC sale to is a byproduct. The other is now prices in oil will go up. and his replacement follows everybody keeps getting and a sweep of the Kansas City iTJ St. Paul Tuesday but were rained saves while Eagle keeper Dave to have to fight for peace. Saudi Arabia." growing and suffering — not badly— his policies and maintains shot.” Royals in the American League out. And you turn this field sideways Callahan was not tested in recording that's going to hurt the some growing pains. some stability. But I’m West divisional series. and you have our practice field,” he four stops. poor people." That was one way to look at the worried." The A ’s had only seven hits but motioned towards Cougar Field. “ We were pumped up and won Larry Gura and Renie Martin issued combatants as East Catholic had “ They beat us to the ball. Obvious­ almost every 50-50 ball,” stated five walks between them and the control from the start in whipping ly they’re the best team we’ve Malin, “ I ’m extremely pleased with Royals added three errors while ab­ Xavier High, 3-0, in a battle of un­ faced. We started out 6-0 last year the defense. We thought it would be sorbing their third straight loss in beaten Hartford County Conference but on the sidelines I turned to my strong and it has been. The two the best-of-five series. soccer rivals yesterday at Cougar assistant and noted this brings back G(xxlwins (Rich and Dennis), and ice girding ^or Klan rally In the three games, the defending Field. some realization. We have to (Bob) Madore I can’t say enough AL champion Royals scored just The Eagles, defending HCC remember this is only our third about.' added ."Vlaliti, not forgetting two runs and left 24. runners champs, are now 4-0 in the con­ year. This is where we want to go Tim Skehan and Phil Marciano. ference and 7-0 overall while the rontiniH'd from |>nyr I police intelligence reports indicate and the city have never sought an in­ ruling, other than Danahey s similar stranded on the bases. In one inning but w e’re not there yet,” he com­ The second half turned into a lot of loss was the first for the they may attract up to 1,000 people. junction against the perpetrators of decision before a K K K cross bur­ of Friday night’s game they had four mented of the East side. nonsense with three yellow cards, Middletown-based Falcons after six request from the Windham Zoning Wilkinson, who sat quietly in court the violence, the International Com­ ning in nearby Scotland in hits but did not score a run and that East got the only goal it needed at all on East, and a red card on Doran wins and sends them to 3-1 in HCC Commission to ban the rally entire­ until Uannehy read his decision, mittee Against Racism,” he said. September 1980. typified their play throughout the -I 4:12 of the first half as midfielder at the 19:10 mark. Despite playing a play. Ed Ansaldi lofted a 20-yard direct ly, but Town Attorney Howard said the Klan had cooperated with " I f there is going to be any problem, “ We’re certainly in the market series. man down. East continued the Three first-half goals, a pair by kick from the right side into the top Schiller withdrew the motion. He state police and called the ruling “ a it’s going to be from them.” for an attorney willing to take the Rick Langford went 7 1-3 innings pressure and had a 9-5 edge in shots junior striker Colin Doran who now left corner of the cage. It was his the second half. said the town would return to court grave injustice to this organization "A ll this is going to do is convince state on,” he said, “ but we haven’t despite soreness in his right elbow has seven for the season, were all fifth goal of the season. later to seek a court order to and the people of the community people the Klan is violent,” he said. been able to find one yet.” and, after giving up two hits in the "The second half we got into a the Eagles needed. East had a 17-5 “ That goal was the second time prohibit other similar events on the and the state.” Wilkinson said he said the Klan eighth for a total of 10, was replaced kick ball game, " Malin admited. edge in shots the first half, beat that’s happened this year. Hugh property in the future. "It's amazing to me that the state had never been subjected to such a by Tom Underwood, who went 1-3 of remembering the past. “ We now can X avier to virtually every ball and O’Gorman was all-HCC goalie last play a socCer game. I think we're a The KKK has held three rallies in an inning. Dave B ^ r d finished up > ■ Vj c# • < did not allow the Falcons a good year but a ball like that gives him good skilled team and hope it’s Connecticut since 1980. The last two and sent the A ’s onto the League scoring opportunity. trouble,” Ryezek related. proven as the season goes along,” he ended abruptly when anti-Klan Championship Series next week “ We were juiced up,” remarked It became 2-0 at 19:10 on a three- replied, not wanting to get into a demonstrators, led by the Inter­ against either New York or East Coach Tom Malin, “ You could way play. Mike Stone on the left slid comparison with Xavier. national Committee Against Milwaukee. Price rise lowest see it in their eyes after the last it over to Chris Ciszewki in the mid­ "Tuesday against Glastonbury Racism, unleashed a barrage of Henderson walked in the opening game. After the South (Catholic) dle. His drive glanced off O’Gorman will be another stepping stone to see rocks and bottles on the marchers. inning, stole second after two outs game (4-0 win) they came to the and Doran was on the spot to left INCAR plans two protests near and scored on an infield single by how good we are, " added Malin. bench and gave the ‘X ’ sign. Like I foot a drive from in close before a East will host Glastonbury in a the Klan site Saturday, and state Tony Armas to put Oakland in front 1-0. TTie A ’s never trailed. said before the next three games defender could bump him off the 3:15 start. in the past two years In the third inning, Oakland (including Xavier) would determine play. scored only one run despite three hits, three Kansas City errors and a' WASHINGTON (UPI) -• changes that occur at the same time wholesale level were unchanged in walk. Wholesale prices rose just 0.2 per­ every year such as normal price September, following a 0.2 percent Henderson started the inning with Obituaries cent in September — its lowest level increase in August and an unusual RHAAA shuts out Cheney, 2-0 movements, seasonal discounts and a single and apparently was picked in more than two years — in large 1.5 percent jump in July. marketing cycles — follows four o ff but made it safely to second part because of a drop in new car Prices for processed poultry fell The victory pegged the Sachems’ months of increases in the 3 percent when shortstop U.L. Washington Two goals by Benny Ayers within cond half that Ayers was able to get •prices that usually occurs in the fall, 8.2 percent last month following a record at 4-1-0 overall and 3-1-0 in Anthony J. Brezezlnski to 4 percent range. threw the ball wild past first. I a span of 60 seconds powered RHAM the ball past Cheney goalie Lou the Labor Department reported The slowdown was due mainly to a sharp August increase, and pork GoVdrn^le. The latter was credited the COC. Tech has won four of eight Anthony J. Brezezinski. 85, Dwayne Murphy dragged a bunt Herald photo by Tarquinlo High ol Hebron to a Charter uax Friday. 3.7 percent decline in prices for prices turned down after no change i> € ' starts wiin two other games ending formerly of Bristol, died Friday at a past the mound for a hit and when Conference soccer decision over with 14 saves, two less than RHAM The small increase in prices paid passenger cars and a 5.8 percent in August. Prices for sugar, fish and East Catholic’s Ed Ansaldl has a step on Xavier’s Brian netminder Clayton Folsom. in ties. In conference play, the Manchester convalescent home He second baseman Frank White threw Cheney Tech yesterday afternoon in by wholesalers for finished goods price decrease for light trucks, vegetables also fell. On the other Cornwall and controls ball during yesterday’s HCC battle of un­ “ Everyone played well. It was one record is 1-2-2. was the lather ol Miss Irene V the tall away, Henderson scored to Manchester, 2-0. last month represents an annual in­ representing the once-a-year hand, prices tor beef and veal of our better games,” Tech Coach Tech's next start will be Tuesday Brezezinski of Manchester. make it 2-0 and Murphy went to se-' beaten teams at Cougar Field. While the invaders dominated ball flation rate of only 2.2 percent, quite "liquidation allowance” that moveid up 3.3 percent in September, control most of the game, it wasn’t Paul Soucy said. “ RHAM capitalized at home against powerful Rocky He was born in Poland and had cond. a change from the double-digit infla­ automobile manufacturers give following a decrease in August. until the 20 minute mark in the se­ on two breaks to score.” Hill. lived in Bristol lor 40 years before tion of last year and early this year. dealers as a sales incentive at the Energy prices rose slightly last coming to Manchester Before The September figure represents end of the model year. month after four consecutive Suffer first setback retiring as a tool and die maker, he the smallest monthly increase since The department said if the months of decline. Sports Slate had worked for 40 years tor New August 1978, when wholesale prices "liquidation allowance” had not The department said natural gas Departure Corp in Bristol He was Bolton and Portland in tie edged up 0.1 percent, the report been figured into the September prices rose considerably more in a World War I Polish Army Veteran said. figures, inflation at the wholesale September than in August and gas­ East runners split and was a member of the Polish Herald photo by Tarquinlo Saturday Although leading at the half, winger Mark Maneggia swooped in of the season. Stable food prices and a oncea- level would have increased 0.7 per­ oline prices continued to fall, but .American Veteran s Association of FOOTBALL Bolton High had to settle for a 2-2 and fired from 10 yards out to the Thaxon at 1:10 of the second half year dealer discount for new cars cent. That works out roughly to an less than in any of the previous four Bristol A drummer with the Sphinx Temple Highlanders Bagpipe Coming home with a split. East indicate that we’ve improved from Manchester at East Hartford, right side, easily beating the keeper. drew Portland even as he lofted a 25- were largely responsible for the en­ 8.7 percent annual rate, said Bureau months. Heating oil prices edged deadlock with Portland High in COC Besides his daughter he leaves a Band bangs out the beat during the opening festivities at Catholic boys’ cross country team meet to meet. 1:30 It became even at 4:47 as Chip yarder with the wind at his back to couraging report. of Labor Statistics economist An­ down 0.1 percent in September, soccer action yesterday in Portland. son. Joseph Brezezinski of East downed host St. Paul, 15-47, but “ John Rowe ran a tremendous SOCCER The 0.2 percent seasonally drew Clem. significantiy less than previous the Chamber of Commerce Product Show, which opened Sander headed home a cross by the upper right corner. Hartford, three brothers. Thomas bowed to perennial power Xavier race along with Mike Hebert, who MCC at Berkshire, 2 p.m. The Bulldogs are 2-3-2 overall, 1-1- Brad Thaxon for Portland. Portland outshot Bolton, 24-16, adjusted figure — which eliminates Consumer food prices at the monthly decreases.' Friday night. Brezezinski of Westfield. Mass., High, 26-33, in HCC competition has been improving at a rapid rate. 2 in the COC while the Highlanders An indirect kick by Alan Potter with Bulldog keeper Norm Harpin William Brezezinski of Farmington, yesterday in Bristol. Steve Kittredge ran his usually are 3-2-2 overall and also 1-1-2 in set up Bolton’s go-ahead goal at making 18 saves and Portland’s and Charles Brezezinski of The split leaves the Eagle strong race and was never really conference play. 27:05 of the first half. It slipped Mark Dole 10. It was a physical con­ Arlington. Va . and one grandson. Nationwide manhunt on thinclads 6-1 for the season. challenged. Bolton’s next outing is Tuesday at through the Portland wall and test with 21 fouls whistled on Funeral services will be .Monday Product show Blast’s Steve Kittredge was the in­ “The team is very optimistic A a d i^ Cromwell High at 3:15. bounced off the Highlander net- Portland and four on Bolton. •It 10 a m at the Rose Hill Funeral d ivid u a l w in n er w ith a 14:06 about the rest of the season, setting The Bulldogs took the early lead minder. Bolton striker Chris Potter, Chick Ferguson in the Home. 580 Kim St . Rocky Hill clocking over a 2.75 mile layout. He its sights on the state meet (Class - t v ” at 3:15 as the Portland sweeper Morinanos was onAhe spot to put the midfield and fullback Mike Fletcher Burial will be in Rose Hill Memorial for policeman suspect Fonlinued from pagr 1 show by the Manchester Auto was followed by a pair of Xavier L ) in November,” continued Hull. bobhied the ball in the area. Bolton rebound home. It was his fourth goal played well for Bolton. Park Friends may call at the Dealers Association. Used vehi­ thinclads before Eagle harriers East’s next outing is Friday scheduled showings of the funeral home Sunday from 2 to 4 and cle appraisals will be done on John Rowe and Ron Adams secured against crosstown Manchester High 7 to 9 p m Memorial donations may HYX n NIS, Mass. (U P I) dog,” he said. were also at large. “Muppet Movie” and “ Mary fourth and fifth placements. at Wickham Park at 3:30. Campbell allegedly location and on-the-spot finan­ SATURDAY be made to a chanty ol the donor's — An enigm atic police Public Safety C o m ­ A fourth suspect, Ronald Poppins.” A1 Morgan and his Cir­ Xavier wrappta up matters by Results: 1. Kittredge (EC) 14:06 entered the Yarmouth cing can be arranged. 12:30 Oklahoma vsTTex**, Ch. 8 Eagle girls run over HCC foe choice. lieutenant alleged to be the missioner Frank J. cus Gymnasts w ill be performing sweeping sixth thru seventh for 2.75 miles, 2. Cartelli (X), 3. S. Rudnick; 31, of West barracks Sept. 25 while off The show will' continue today I p.m. UConn v«. Lehigh,\WDRC ringleader in a $1.3 million Trabucco said Campbell Yarmouth, surrendered to throughout the weekend. placements. Swift (X), 4. Rowe (EC), 5. Adams duty and relieved one of from noon to 8 p.m. and Sunday 2:10 Notre Dame v». Florida strong performances from its Teri Kittredge was second in 14:23 with those of previous meets with Irene M. Marks “ marijuana heist from Y a r­ was headed for promotion police Wednesday. He In addition to the antique show, “ I was exceptionally pleased with (EC), 6. Guateri (X ), 7. Birkmayer two troopers on duty, then from noon to 6 p.m. Admission is Stale, WINF 1 front runners paced East Catholic with Robin Kaminsky third in 14:53. South, and Northwest Catholic, in­ Irene .M ' .larvis i .Marks, 63, of 69 mouth State Police to captain. pleaded innocent to more than 180 new 1982 model our team performance,” remarked (X), 8. Boniutto (X), 9. Festa (X), barracks remained at sent him out for coffee. $1, with children admitted free. 4 p.m. National League plaraffa, girls’ cross country team to a 17-46 “ We had very strong p erfor­ dicate that we should win the league Greenwood Drive, wife of William "You’d never think a guy charges of conspiracy to cars w ill be shown for sale at the Blast Coach Jack Hull, “ The times 10. Amend (X). large Friday, police said. The second trooper on Ch.22,30 V jviirovei^H C C ^ St. Paul yesterday mances from our front runners,” title later this month,” added R. Marks Sr died Friday morning like that would do break and enter and con­ duty left the barracks to 4 p.m. American League playoffsT' in Bristol. remarked East Coach Sal Mangiafico matter of factly. a.t at Manchester Memorial Lt. Chester W. Campbell something like that. spiracy to traffic in a con­ respond to a telephone call Ch.8 The Eaglettes pre 6-0 for the Mangiafico, “ Today’s performance Results: 1. Reddy (EC) 14:16 for Hospital Jr., 40, a well-liked veteran Everyone is shocked ... trolled substance. He was from an apparently 4:30 Jockey Cold Cup, Ch.3 season while UiV loss drops the also indicates that some of our 2.4 miles, 2. Kittredge (EC), 3. Born in Manchester July 1, 1918 police officer, was the You live with these people, released on $5,000 bail. hysterical woman, the Wind helps Indian 7:15 Whalers vs. Bruins, WTIC, Falcons to 6-4. ^ runners who had been suffering Kaminsky (EC), 4. Wendell (SP), 5. she had been a lifelong resident She target of a nationwide trust them, know them,” Campbell, of Norwood, commissioner said. Fed board rapped East’s Linda Reddy took in­ from colds are recuperating and E. Evans (EC), 6. Byrne (EC), 7. was a member of St Bartholomew's search begun Thursday. He Trabucco said. Ch.38 asked for a sick leave two A short tim e later, the 7:30 Rangers vs. North Stars, dividual honors with a 15:16 clocking getting stronger again. Colliton (E C ), 8. Charest (E C ), 9. Church was one of four people in­ Friends said Campbell’s days after the pot, partof a storage room break-in was Ch.9 over a 2.4 mile layout. Teammate “ The result of this meet, along Falkowski (E C ). 10. Smith (SP). Besides her husband, she is sur­ dicted Wednesday by a lifestyle changed drastical­ HOT SPRINGS, Va. (UPI) - money policy that has kept interest larger load being held as discovered. 8 p.m, U.S. Gymnastics ESPN vived by a son. William R .Marks Barnstable County grand ly two years ago. He Three top administration officials rates high, directing their criticism kickers in shutout evidence in an upcoming The four suspects were 9 p.m. Canadian Football, ESPN Jr . of N H three daughters, jury in connection with last divorced his wife, sold the Friday criticized the Federal at “ other members” of the board. smuggling trial, was charged with 24 counts, in­ Phyllis 1 Marks of Bolton, Mrs, month's theft of 50 bales of family's Plymouth home Reserve Board for keeping the In a confusing, mixed signal, Utilzing a strong wind in the first SUNDAY reportwl missing from the cluding breaking and some of our people,” noted John .M Villa ol Coventry, and Mrs. confiscated marijuana. and began to drink heavily, nation’s money supply too tight and however. Vice President George and third quarters to score a pair of 1 p.m. Patriots vs. Jets, Ch.22,30, Field hockey game in stalemate barracks Sept. 25, Trabuc­ entering, larceny of a con­ Manchester Coach Bill McCarthy, Carol A Mangillo of Andover; a T h e charges have they said. preventing even the least bit of Bush told an audience in Washington, goals in each canto, Manchester WPOP co said. Campbell was trolled substance, con­ his troops coming off a 2-1 loss to 1 p.m. Rams vs. Falcons, Ch.3 brother, Harold .larvis of Bolton; Campbell’s colleagues and C a m p b ell, a 17-year economic growth. the Fed is “ doing the right thing” High blanked Ferm i High, 4-0, in Whippet netminder Chris Donnelly, "Having played tough games with suspended indefinitely spiracy and trafficking. A Hall, “ Letoumeau was outstanding 4 p.m. Giants vs. Cards, Ch.3 Completing the first half of its two sisters. .Mrs, Doris Hicklon of relatives baffled. veteran of the force, was The three — Treasury Secretary and the administration would not try CCIL soccer action yesterday in En­ but she was up to the challenge with almost everyone won’t make it without pay when the in­ 10-man investigative team at wing halfback and we received a 4 p.m. National League playoffs, season, Manchester High girls’ field Ellington and .Mrs Viola Pulford of William Campbell, 25, believed by police to have Donald Regan, Commerce to influence the board’s decisions. field. 10 saves and was aided by her easier. We can’t point at three dictments were returned. has been assigned to the better game from (midfielder) Mike Ch.22,30 hockey team could only manage a 0- South Windsor, three grandchildren the officer’s brother, said fled the country to escape Secretary Malcolm Baldrige and Previous criticism of Voicker and ’The win lifts the Silk Towners to 4- fullbacks! games as automatic victories,” “ We’re just waiting for Roy. Bill Peschke played an 7 p.m. Bruins vs. Caps, Ch .38 0 stalemate with Windham High in and several nieces and nephews. he doesn’t understand the charges, police said. presidential counselor Edwin Meese the tight money policy by Regan and 2-1 for the season while the loss Indian netminder Evette Ela had Faignant continued. the break,” state police excellent game in reserve and Jay 7 p.m. American League playoffs, eXTL play yesterday in Willimantic. Funeral services will be be Mon­ whole thing. "Chester has Two other suspects — — carefully avoided blaming Fed others prompted Voicker to com­ drops the Falcons to 2-4-1. to make only two stops, both coming " I think what we need is some spokesman Paul Beloff (Hedlund) was really hustling Ch.8 The Indians wind up the mid-year day at 9 15 a m from the Holmes been working for the police Marilyn Davidson, 28, of Chairman Paul Voicker for the tight plain directly to President Reagan. Manchester’s next outing is in the first half. hard, aggressive team play. said. today,” McCarthy added. Taped football games at 9 a.m,, at 3-2-2 while the deadlock leaves Funeral Home, 400 Main St. with a all his life, and now they Boston, and Robert H. Tuesday afternoon at unbeaten “ The second half of the season Sometimes we forget to play as a The stolen pot has not y “ We got better wing play from 1:30, 8 p.m. and midnight on the Whippets 2-2-2 overall. are tracking him like a team. The second half we have to mass of Christian burial at St. Mayne Jr., 28, of Cotuit — been recovered. W ether^ield High in a 3:30 start. both up front and midfield and that Manchester’s best bid came with begins next Thursday against ESPN and at 11 a.m., 5 p.m. and 8 play as a team and be aggressive,” Bartholomew's Church. Burial will Mike Letoumeau worked a give- opened up the middle a little more,” less than a minute remaining as Simsbury and a record of 3-2-2 has to p.m. on USA Cable. she hoped for the future, be in East Cemetery. Friends may and-go with Myles McCurry to break McCarthy cited, adding Mike St. Nancy Curtin took a penalty comer. be improved upon if we want to be a Manchester will be on the road call at the funeral home Sunday Manchester Main St. (Town) PLAY in on goal. U s shot glanced o ff It, however, rang o ff the goal post serious tournament contender,” Laurent, Ken Hewett and Greg from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m. Friday, 12:31 p.m. —Furnace Falcon keeper John Cizeski and Jay cited Manchester Coach Mary Faig- Thursday when it faces Simsbury in Friday, 8;25 a.m. —Magnesium Shrider to the list of those who and away from danger. problem, 86 Church St. (Town) Hedlund, from a scramble in front, nant. a 3:30 start. chip fire. Ward Manufacturing Co., played well. Jayvees triumph Manchester had pressure on Friday. 8:41 p.m. —Electrical was able to push it into the cage at Margaret C. Carey 186 Adams St. (Eighth District) Manchester won a sophomore tilt Manchester High girls’ jayvee Fire calls problem, 334 Bidwell St. (Town) 10:24 EAST HARTFORD - Mrs, Friday, 9:06 a.m. —Medical call, from Fermi, 2-1, with Glen Boggini field hockey team blanked Friday, 8:54 p.m. —Medical call, F ive minutes later Hedlund took a Margaret iCixiki Carey, 61, of 62 69 Greenwood Drive. (Town) and Dan Guachione doing the Windham, 3-0, yesterday in 72 Benton St. (Town) pass from Mike Boy in the penalty Mulcahy Drive, died Thursday at Friday, 10:31 a,m, —Car fire, 615 scoring for the locals. Willimantic. Patty McCarthy scored Tribe tankers continue skein area, worked around three Hartford Hospital. She was the wife two goals and Beth Pagani one for defenders, and fired a 12-yarder. of Joseph L. Carey. the 2-3-1 young Indians. Kathy Granger and Barb Stevenson all Fournier (M ) 6:22.6. Hedlund at 8:16 of the third period Coming back in the final six 100 back; 1. O’Brien (M ). 2 Kasavage (EH ). Funeral services will be Monday Regan, Wendy Burgess and Carrie dove well and each turned in per­ John Zwick completed a three-goal tat trick, Yaz signs events, Manchester High girls’ 3. Tomlinson (M ) 1:13.1. at 8:15 a.m. at the Callahan Funeral Anne Diaz also played well for the John Zwick, 86, form erly of Park and a sister, Mrs. Minnie (Zw ick) g i v i ^ him six goals for the season, swimming team remained unbeaten sonal best point totals. 100breast: 1. BTochu (E H ). 2. Lemieux (M ). Home, 1602 Main St., East Hartford BOSTON (U P I) - ’The Boston Red locals. 3 Fournier (M ) 1:19.9. Street, died Friday evening at Grabenstein of Bethel, Conn. He as another scramble in front set up with a 93-79 win over Blast Hartford Results; with a mass of Christian burial at 9 Sox Friday signed 16-tlme AH Star 200 medley relay: 1. East Hartford, 2. MHS. 400 free: 1 EHHS. 2. MHS. 3 MHS 4:23.4. an opportunity which he cashed in High yesterday in Blast Hartford. a m. in St. Christopher's Church, Manchester Memorial Hospital. also leaves three grandchildren. Open Forum Carl Yastrxemski to a contract that S. MHS 2:06.8. on to the com er of the cage. Ilie Indians, 3-0, trailed by two East Hartford . Friends may call at He was bom in New Hartford and Funeral services will be Tuesday wiU insure the durable captain wlU Spikers downed 200 free: 1. Sampson (M ). 2. Boucher (EH). lived all his life in Manchester. ^ 11 a.m. at Concordia Lutheran The Manchester Tom Finnegah with his second points after five events but eame 3. U stro (M ) 2:18.1. the funeral home Sunday from 2 to 4 finish his career with the only major Manchester High girls’ volleyball 200 IM: 1. Burke (EH). 2. O'Brien (M ), 3. Before retiring, he had been Church, preceded by prayer ser­ H e ra ld ’ s Open Foru m goal of the season capped the tack to secure the decision. and 7 to 9 p.m. league team on which he has ever team remained winless as it suc­ Dama (M ) 2:35.6. vices at 10:30 at Watkins Funeral provides space for reader scoring at 13:32 as he took a pass Lynne Sampson was a double employed by Cheney Bros, for more played. cumbed to Penney High, 15-3, 15-9 SO free: 1. Tanguay (EH ). 2. Noone (M ). 3. Illing blanked Vance^. Baker Home, 142 E. Center St. Burial will dialogue on current events. from Hedlund and fired to the upper winner, taking the 200 and 500-yard than 45 years. ’The agreement, announced at a and 15-7, yesterday at Clarke Arena. Gallagher (M ) :26.8. Memorial services will be Monday be in the East Cemetery. Address letters to the Open right comer. freestyles, while Kris Noone, a Diving: 1. Karlsoo (EH ). 2. Piotrowski (M ), Undefeated Timothy Edwards of He was a member of the Concor­ Game No. 3~ Fenway Park news conference as ’The 0-9 Silk Towners next see ac­ at 3 p.m. at the Unitarian Meeting South Windsor blanked Illing Junior dia Lutheran Church, He is survived Calling hours will be Monday from Forum, Manchester Manchester outshot Ferm i, 16-7, freshman, annexed the 100-yard 3. Paxi (E H ) 215.15 points. House. 50 Bloomfield Ave., Hart­ Yastrzemski’s “ 21st and final” con­ tion ’Tuesday against Blast Hartford 100 fly: 1. Burke (EH). 2. Pama (M). 3. High, 2-0, in girls’ field hockey ac­ by a son, Leonard G. Zwick of 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Memorial Herald, Herald Square, with Indian keeper Chri$ Petersen freestyle by breaking the minute ford. for Vance'D Baker of 286 tract with the Red Sox, calls for him High at Clarke Arena at 3:30. Rodrigue (EIH) 1:11.9. tion yesterday at Illing. Chris Chesire, Conn., a daughter, Mrs. contributions may be made to Con­ Manchester, CT 06040. making five saves in registering the mark for the first time with a :59.8 100 free: 1. Noooe (M ). 2. Tanguay (E H ). 3. Porter St. who died Thursday at to play the 1962 season with an op­ Penney also took the jayvee tilt, Colvin, Mandy McCray and Paige Mark (Lenore) A. Fisher of Vernon, cordia Lutheran Church. Starts IVIonday shutout. clocking. Gallagher (M ) :S0.8. tion to play in 1963. Manchester Memorial Hospital. “ We had sorne better play from 15-13, 15-3 and 15-6. G in g e r Piotrowski, Nancy 500 free: 1. Sampson (M ). 2. Ustro (M ). 3. Lepak played well for the Rams. THE IXUK.ALD. Sat., Oct. 10.. 1981 - I I III THE HERALD. Sat.. Oct. 10, 1981 Garvey's HR sparks Dodgers 'Rocky Mountain High'

LOS ANGELES (UP1> - Steve Davey Lopes opened the first with in the eighth. Joe Sambito, who Dodgers added three runs on four Baker to gorund out to end the in­ had allowed just two earned runs' life for Denver squad Garvev cracked a two-run homer to a walk off Houston starter Bob earned the victory in Houston’s 1-0 hits off Sambito. Pedro Guerrero ning. over his last 21 innings. Knepper and moved to second on a triumph Wednesday night, was opened with a double but was forced Bob Welch, who was scheduled to highlight a three-run first-inning and Last season, Houston came to Los By Ira Kaufman 3 start for the second straight year, sacrifice bunt by Ken Landreaux, tagged for three runs and four hits at third on pinch hitter Derrel start Friday’s game before Dodger Although Denver allows only 232 Burt Hooton allowed just three hits Angeles for a three-game series that but they are in desperate straits after he replaced LaCorte. Thomas’ attempted sacrifice bunt^ manager Tommy Lasorda changed UPl Sports Writer yards and 11 points per game, defen­ over seven innings to lead Los Dusty Baker then doubled off the concluded the. regular season after being shut out two consecutive left-field wall, scoring Lopes, Steve Yeager then singled with to Hooton, pitched the ninth inning sive coordinator Joe Collier is using Angeles to a 6-1 victory Friday over needing just one victory to clinch Strange things are happening in games. Coach Tom Flores, has an­ Garvey followed with his homer, Houston scored its lone run in the Guerrero stopping at second. Bill for Los Angeles. a psychological tool to help motivate the Houston Astros, keeping the the NL West title. However, the Denver, where the starting quarter­ nounced rookie guard Curt Marsh deep into the left-field seats, giving third when Art Howe led off by Russell followed with an RBI single L the club for this week’s challenge. Dodgers alive in the National Dodgers swept the series, forcing a back is older than the coach. will start in place of the benched lining a 1-0 Hooton pitch into the with Yeager taking third. ’The Dodgers, who managed just Pictures of Sims, the No. 3 rusher in League ^est Division playoffs. the Dodgers a 3-0 lead. It was one-game playoff which the Astros' The Broncos have been on ,a Gene Upshaw and Derrick flamsey Pinch hitter Reggie Smith one run in losing the first two games the NFC with 477 yards on 116 Houst^ leads the best-of-five Garvey's second home run of the seats in left field for a home run. won 7-1. “Rocky Mountain High” all season starts for tight end Raymond delivered a sacrifice fly to right, by scores of 3-1 and 1-0 in 11 innings, carries, have been posted on team series 2 ^ with the fourth game playoffs. Knepper, 9-5 during the Howe opened the eighth with a under rookie coach Dan Reeves, 37, Chester. Kansas City. 3-2. has been regular season with a 2.18 earned walk and Hooton was replaced by scoring Yeager and sending Russell pounded four Houston pitchers for 10 ’The Astros have now lost 12 of bulletin boards. scheduled \o start Saturday at 8;05 who left the blistering heat of Dallas plagued by inconsistent passing to third. Lopes was intentionally hits, including three extra-base hits. their last 14 games at Dodger p.m. EDT.lThe Dodgers will send run average, lasted just five innings, Steve Howe, who got pinch hitter \ and has quickly found happiness in The Lions, however, have from Bill Kenney. Steve Fuller — rookie Fernando Valenzuela against allowing six hits before giving way Dickie Thon to fly out and then walked before Landreaux knocked Hooton, who won 11 games during Stadium. The only victories came in Colorado. Craig Morton, who the regular season and posted a 2.28 problems at the quarterback posi­ recovered from a pre-season knee Vern Ruble. A fifth game, if to Frank LaCorte, who held the struck out pinch hitter Gary Woods in the Dodgers’ sixth run with a last year’s playoff game and the seemingly beats out young hotshots tion. Starter Gary Danielson has a single to right. Sambito was ERA, struck out two and walked final game of the regular season this injury — may be on the verge of necessary^is scheduled for Sunday Dodgers hitless for two innings and Terry Puhl to end the inning. every year for the No. 1 quarterback dislocated wrist and is in a cast. Jeff reclaiming his starting job back. I- “-- ‘--••-'-V, of the eighth, the replaced by Billy Smith, who got three. Prior to the game, Hooton year. at 4:05 p,m EDT. before giving way to a pinch hitter berth, is enjoying an incredible Komlo started for Danielson against Rookie running back Joe Delaney renaissance at the age of 38. Morton the Buccaneers and was later has looked impressive with 312 — whose career as a starter replaced by Eric Hippie. Each yards, fifth-best in the AFC. appeared washed up before the ’80 threw two interceotions. The NFC’s two top-rated passers season began when the Broncos Denver guard Paul Howard (calf)) will be on display in Candlestick traded for Matt Robinson — has , Oakland is at Bay and Washington at Park, San Francisco’s Joe Montana Christenson saves Phils emerged as the NFL’s top-rated Chicago. Miami is at Buffalo Mon­ is No. 1 in the conference as he tries passer with 1,071 yards and 10 day night. to stop the 49ers' five-game losing PHILADELPHIA (UPl) - Right­ runs. skipped into the dugout for an error. had gotten a triple play on a bunt to touchdowns. ■The Raiders have gotten off to a 2- streak to Dallas. hander Larry Christenson, starting ’The Expos who had played, so well ’The Phillies, who had been lacking Vern Ruble but were given only a Denver, 4-1, shares the AFC West in winning the first two games at double play when, after a lenthy dis­ lead with San Diego entering Sun­ for the first time in more than six clutch hits throughout the playoffs, - weeks, saved the world champion Olympic Stadium, looked more like could have broken the game open in cussion, the umpires ruled that f day’s game at Mile High Stadium Philadelphia Phillies from ab­ sandlotters as they made four errors the fourth. But Christenson’s failure Ruble had caught the ball and not against* inconsistent Detroit and the dicating their baseball throne and their pitching staff, which had to do the one thing pitchers are sup­ trapped it. Men’s A doubles winners Broncos’ league-leading defense Friday by combining with two allowed just two runs in the two posed to do with a bat in their hands After their frustrating fourth, the will face a stem test against all­ relievers to beat the Montreal previous games, was tagged for 13 — bunt — took them out of a poten­ Phillies finally got themselves some purpose running back Billy Sims. Expos 6-2 in the third game of the hits. tial big inning. breathing room in the sixth when Mike White, left, and Stu Jennings, right, presentation. The tourney realized $4,500 for “Billy Sims may be the best runner National League East playoffs. As they had in the first two games Bowa led off the inning with a dou­ they put togther three hits and an in­ teamed to win the Men’s A Doubles Tourna­ Tennis Unlimited programs for inner-city we face all season and I don’t think that’s an exaggeration,” says Expos' manager Jim Fanning of the series, the Expos took an ear­ ble and ’Trillo walked. Christenson tentional walk to score two runs. ment in the recent Greater Hartford Tennis youth. Big Brothers and Big Sisters In Denver defensive line coach Stan played the game under protest ly lead when Gary Carter doubled to then hit a little pop bunt in front of Moreland singled and pinch runner Classic. Vic Julia center, handled the trophy Greater Hartford and drew 500 players. because of a controversial call in the lead off the second and scored on a the plate and Carter pounced on it Luis Aguayo was sacrificed to se­ Jones. “He mns, he catches passes fourth inning, but since the play had two-out single by Chris Speier. It r.nd threw to Parrish at third, who in cond. Fanning then forced Phillies’ and he’s just a total football player. no bearing on the game’s outcome, was the third run-scoring hit of the turn relayed it to first for what manager Dallas Green’s hands by There aren’t, too many better than it was unlikely to be upheld by NL series for Speier, who batted just appeared to be a double play. issuing an intentional walk to ’Trillo him.” President Chub Feeney. A controversy started a moment to bring up Christenson. Green Denver, only 8-8 in 1980, comes off The loss still left the Expos later however, when third base un- never hesitated and sent up an impressive season sweep of the Cavanaugh at controls Super Bowl champion (Jakland needing only one more victory in the pire Jerry Crawford ruled that Vukovich, his top left-handed pinch best-of-series to nail down their first Carter had caught the ball on the fly, hitter during the regular season. Raiders and the Broncos’ only blemish is a 13-10 loss in Seattle. NL East title, but the Phillies could thereby making it a triple play. ’The Vukovich greeted reliever Bill Lee Expos protest Phillies argued vehemently, with a single to score Aguayo, and “No way I would have said we’d tie the series Saturday with a vic­ be 4-1,” said Reeves. “But, even tory. however, that home plate umpire after two were on. Rose dumped a single to right to score Trillo. as Pats oppose Jets being ^ 1 ,1 would not have said we’d Christenson, who missed a month ump’s decision Bruce Froemming, the closest man to the play, had not called it a catch Schmidt made a game-saving play have lost to Seattle.” of the season with a groin injury and The Lions, who tied Minnesota for and therefore, Bowa, who had run in the seventh when, after leadoff NEW YORK (UPl) - The great New England A week ago. New York rolled up 546 yards in total had not started a game siace Aug. the NFC Central Division title last 24, allowed only one run and four because he had thought Carter had singles by Terry Francona and quarterback controversy has shifted to Matt offense against Miami, the second-highest figure in club fielded the hall on a bounce, should Speier, he made a backhand grab of ^vanaugh’s favor — for now. history, but Miami’s Nat Moore caught seven passes for season, looked superb two weeks hits and struck out eight in six in­ ago in a 16-0 triumph over Oakland nings before leaving the game for a .225 during the regular season and be allowed to return to second since Jerry Manuel’s smash over third off ’The Patriots, who lost their first two games this 205 yards and the Jets still needed a spectacular catch he was never tagged out in the first Lyle, stepped on the base and threw season under Steve Grogan, turned the quarterback slot by Bobby Jortes for the tying touchdown. New York but looked hapless last week after pinch hitter. Sparky Lyle and Ron drove in only 25 runs in 96 games. seeing a 10-0 lead evaporate into a place. to second for a double play. over to Cavanaugh three weeks ago and he finally moved to Miami’s 30 late in the overtime hut suddenly Reed finished up, allowing the But, for the first time in the 28-10 rout administer^ by Tampa Expos one run and four hits over the playoffs, the Expos couldn’t hold the After a long discussion and back Schmidt doubled to lead off the responded by leading New England to its first victory of turned conservative and got only a tie when Pat Leahy Bay. ; final three innings. lead. Matthews led off the bottom of and forth arguing, Bowa Was bottom of the seventh and scored the season. Cavanaugh set up four TDs and directed an missed a 47-yard field goal try. “I think the Jets are a Mike Schmidt, Gary Matthews, the second with a single off loser allowed to return to second and Fan­ when reliever Elias Sosa made a offense that gained 451 yards in a 33-10 romp over Kan­ good football team,” said Patriots Coach Ron Erhardt. George Vukovich and Pete Rose Ray Burris and moved to second as ning promptly filed a protest. Lon­ wild throw on Matthews’ infield hit. sas City. “Anybody who could gain 546 yards against Miami has also played key roles in the Phillies’ Keith Moreland grounded a single to nie Smith, however, made the entire Bowa then singled home the Canavaugh will be at the controls again Sunday when got to be good.,1 think they’re just like us, a good team Mike Custer Doubles net champions W victory. Schmidt broke out of his center. After Larry Bowa filed out, episode academic when he popped Phillies’ final run. the Patriots face the New York Jets at Shea Stadium. trying to get untracked.” playoff slump with two hits and also Manny Trillo grounded another out to end the inning. ’The Expos touched Reed for a run The Jets, who lost their first three games of the season, Jets running backs took a heating against Miami, and Jackie Morelewicz (left) and Kathy King of Manchester display in the eighth when Jerry White coach Walt Michaels was left with only three healthy made a sparkling defensive play in single to center to score Matthews ’The incident was similar to Game defeated Houston two weeks ago and then tied unbeaten their championship trophies after winning the Women's C UPl photo doubled, took third on Dawson’s Miami last Sunday. backs. The Jets signed veteran Billy Taylor, cut this in semifinals the seventh to choke off a Montreal and Moreland also scored on the 4 of last year’s NL championship Doubles title in the Greater Hartford Tennis Classic. Los Angeles Dodgers' Steve Garvey gets “high five" from team­ play when center fielder Andre series between Philadelphia and bloop single and scored on Carter’s ’The Grogan-Cavanaugh controversy has been a heated week by the New York Giants, as an emergency rally, Matthews had three hits and Lanky Mike Custer, Manchester mate Pedro Guerrero after he homered in first inning against scored twfije and Vukovich and Rose Dawson’s throw to third got past Houston at the Astrodome. On that sacrifice fly. one among New England fans ever since Cavanaugh replacement. “ He was the best available back,” Michaels said. "We town and Manchester Racquet Club Houston to spark win in National League West Division playoffs. each knocked in key sixth-inning third baseman Larry Parrish and occasion, the Astros thought they joined the club out of the University of Pittsburgh four years ago. just couldn’t go with three guys. Tommy Newton, Kevin men’s singles champion, did mighty “It’s a lot better than sitting and watching,” said Long and Bruce Harper will still do the brunt of the well in the Converse Classic last work. I don’t know if Freeman (McNeil) or Augie (Mike week at the local club. Cavanaugh of his new starting role. “I feel I’m learning The 19-year-old (20 on Saturday) every week. I feel I could be throwing sharper and Augustyniak) or Scott (Dierking) can go.” Joe's World Simmons' bat crisper. We have a great offense and it’s fun to run.” Michaels remained wary of the Patriots, knocked off the top seed in the remembering the awesome beatings the Jets have taken Men’s Open Division to gain the Cavanaugh has completed 50 of 99 passes for 763 yards Joe G a rm a n Financial assistance on way and two touchdowns but has had nine passes in­ from New England. semifinals before bowing. i tercepted, a figure which has him concerned. ‘"The in­ “It’s hard to say what New England's problem is,” By virtue of gaining tbe semis, Look for United Technologies to offer ever smiled, answered, “ I don’t know. 1 only terceptions have me down a little,” he explained. ‘T ve Michaels said. “I keep looking and I don’t see it. I just Custer qualified for the North Atlan­ beats Yankees tic Regionals Oct. 23-25 on Long financial assistance for both the Five Mile played there nine years.” — Southern Califor­ thrown nine already and you can’t do that against a see an awful lot of good players and a good football nia contributed 43 players bn opening day team. They just got off slow this year and their pass Island. road Race in Manchester Thanksgiving mor­ NEW YORK (UPl) - Ted Sim­ ble, especially with relief ace Rollie team that can put points on the board. You just can’t win ning and lor the annual New England Relays rosters to National Football League teams. rush hasn’t been what it should be, but I really don’t Herald mons, concentrating on the long ball Fingers entering the game for that way. I threw two last week hut fortunatley we were in June at Memorial Field and the Communi­ Ohio State, Oklahoma, Penn State and UCLA know what’s wrong with them. They have some really in a game otherwise marred by a Milwaukee. able to control the ball. ty College campus Dates for the relays will A ngle can claim 26 ex-stars from their schools in the "I feel comfortable when I’m in there. The coaches do good people. '/ blew if fan’s sudden attack on an umpire,, league. Notre Dame has 23 ex-players in the Instead, the Yankees quickly tied a good job of scouting and I do a lot of studying. I pride “Their record is a little deceptive, too. They lost to be June 26*27 — Cost for staging the 1981 helped the Milwaukee Brewers the score. Bob Watson, who had Earl Yost, pros with Pittsburgh contributing 'zu. myself in my preparation.” Baltimore by a point and their other three losses were to “Dammit, I blew it.” I’d like to fish received a half inch of slack, the Relays was $13,844 35 — Did you know stave off elimination in the singled in a run in the fourth, singled hook fell out of his jaw, and he slow­ Department How the Whalers acquired their Sports Editor ’The Patriots need to win to keep pace in the AFC Philadelphia, Dallas and Pittsburgh and those aren’t have a dollar for every time I’ve American League East Division and went to second on an infield exactly the Little Sisters of the Poor. They’re really dumped those words on myself. ly slipped into the depths of the pool, nickname The first three letters were taken playoffs Friday night with a 5-3 vic­ single by Larry Milboume. Rick East. Miami leads the conference with a 4-0-1 mark and good football teams.” What gets me, is that this happens with, I swear, a smile on his face 1 from the first letter in the World Hockey Whalers at home tory over the New York Yankees. Cerone and Willie Randolph Buffalo is 3-2. The Dolphins and Bills face each other in blew it...Dammit. 1 blew Association which the team first joined Also, Buffalo Monday night. The Jets expect to have All-Pro tackle Marvin Powell when 1 think I have everything Simmons smacked a two-run followed with RBI singles to tie the returning to action this week after missing two games locked up nice and tight, and then it..'Tain't nobody s fault but my the name was adopted because whaler homer to give Milwaukee a 2-1 lead score 3-3. But winner Fingers New England has had some of its most productive own." Hartford Whalers will unveil their 1981-82 games against the Jets, winning in recent years by with a knee injury. Fullback Sam Cunningham is doubt­ some inconsequential “something" heritage is well-known in New England -- in the seventh inning moments after steadied himself and retired the side “That right Joe...Off the reel Off Oakland Raider punting standout Kay Guy is ■ edition before the home fans tonight at the scores of 56-3 and 55-10. The Jets’ offense has b

12 - THE HERALD, Sat., Oct 10. 1981 Engagements/Weddings I P eople TV'Novies/Comics Scoreboard FOCUS \ o \ ' A ndy M kH chm ii t. W Iili Cihmrti KANSAS CITY OAKLAND Steve Melnyk 70-70-140 POWDER PUFF- Kathy Sibt Jm-imes Site C ifcM itckrti IRooney abrhbi abrhbi Sammy Rachels 73^ -140 Friday’s Sports Transactions Adinolfi 178-454, Mary Dave Barr 70- 70-140 Wilson If 4 0 2 0 Hendrsn II 2 3 2 0 By United Press International Bania 193-457, B arbara White 2b 4 12 0 Murphv d 4 0 2 1 Jay Haas 60-71-140 Baseball T hiri Syndicated GBrett 3b 4 0 10 Johnsn dh 4 0 10 Rod Nuckolls 60-7S-140 Detroit — Purchased third baseman Chamberlain 1&3-491, Joan l.U iy-C ari IM raii-Zirra 1. Mit Ckiwili IjHt-JBwK 60-Z1-140 3. iB K irn -n irre 4. C iw h u ii Baseball Aikcns lb 4 02 0 Armas rf 30 11 Mark Pfell Howard Johnson, a switch hitter from Torneo 185-478, M arty X Cibtete^ii^min iObt-CihacarU Columnist Otis d 4 0 0 1 Klutls 3b 4 00 0 John Adams 72-60-141 Birmineham; left-handed relief pitcher S.Nirrte-Viltt» Ha$da Iteyii S.«rta»4U»a t m r n i t McRae dh 4 0 1 0 Moore lb 4 0 00 Andy Bean 60-72-141 Augie Ruiz of Birmingham; and right- B radshaw 182-207-526, IQ b r r tte iM 8. Wte-tdiaaii 7. FantB^MMa 1.1— iliiU iiu Hurdle rf 4 0 10 Heath c 4 0 0 0 Scott Hoch 71- 70-141 handed starter Larry Pashnick of Laura Rapson 205-472, Jean S«kt ddria-CartarMi Wathan c 4 0 10 McKay 2b 3 111 Mike McCullough 72- 60-141 Evansville; assigned outfielder Darrell Uki Mi«-lte$a Wshngt ss 3 0 0 0 Stanley ss 2 0 0 0 Tom Storey 72-60-141 Brown to Evansville. W atson 215-468, Carol TfBtk: “Squirt,” the mascot of the Totals 3f: 1 10 1 Totals 30 4 7 3 Bob B^^an 71-70-141 Basketball Schubert 179, Edna Klein FMrtli: Kansas City OOOIOOOOIV-l Fred Couples 71-70-141 Chicago — Cut forwards John Nash 1. BUte-Vilfji X Mrau-CaltaceHa l.Gmnr tH e iii Eighth District Fire MONTRKAl. PHILADELPHIA Oakland l0120000x--4 George Johnson 6S-70-141 485, Vicky Glass 470, Betty X k rim t 4 .M rii ab r h bi ab r h bi and Terry Stotts, and guard Billie XCabtete^tejTM 4. Hvrte-Zirra Department hides his E-Washington.C Wmite. Wathan, DP-- Grier Jones 71- 70-141 B ^ant. Lahnoureaux 452, Anita 5.larq*-6iri lE M y -M 8 Ir p ia ii Cromrt lb 40 10 Smith d 4 00 0 72- 60-141 Memory Oakland 1 LOB--Kansas City 7. Oakland Mark Lye 7.Dtrza iS a liM head but loves all of the Geveland — Elxtended guard Roger Lewis 175-463, Terry XUb^ltefHi i0terreUI4eni«nte White rf 4 1 10 Boone c 10 0 0 7, 2^'McHae. Murphy. HR--McKay (1) Rik Massengale 70- 71-141 Phegley’s contract for two additional MPaMo Dawson d 3 0 10 Rose lb 4 0 11 SB—Henderson John Shroeoer 71- 70-141 years. Sieminski 201-503, Mary S«bt (M E dunit attention he received at Carter c 3 12 1 McBride rf 4 0 0 0 IP H R ER BBSO Mick ^ li 72- 60-141 Kansas City — Cut third-round draft the schools this week. Parrish 3b 4 0 0 0 Lyle p 0 0 0 0 Kansas City B am ^ Thompson 70-71-141 pick Curtis Berry of Missouri and free W right 191-518, E dith Fiftli: Dmnth: Francon II 4 0 10 Gross II 10 0 0 Gura iL O-l) 3 2-3 7 4 3 3 3 Jeff Thomsen 70-71-141 agents Bobby ’Willis and Marlon Tracy 486. 1. Janes XIascarai I. Fa«ti t o n Hi 1 8ascara»{|ina mysteries Holding him is Firefighter Speier ss 4 0 2 1 Schmidt 3b 3 12 0 Martin 4 1-3 0 0 0 2 2 Howard Twitty 72-60-141 Redmond. th m i 4. Bo 3. Mwi We 2-3 2 0 0 0 1 Bruce Fleisher list. (New York leads series, 2-1) Gary Hallberg 74^-143 Harold Fracchia 154379, 5. Ddm4mtiM-faM0N Sosa 2 4 2 1 0 0 Oct. 7 - New York 5. Milwaukee 3 Pat McGowen 70- 73-143 $. Vtim-RMKfi-CprtatM lack of memory. ’The other day I Philadelphia Oct 8 -- New York 3, Milwaukee 0 Don Poolev 71- 72-143 Art Johnson 143-144-375, Ed 7. fiU»-teaM o Uii$a Sunday Christensn iW l-Oi 6 4 1 1 I 8 Oct 9 — Milwaukee 5. New York 3 6 forgot my home phone number and Lvle 1 2 0 0 1 0 Oct, 10 -- Milwaukee at New York. By United Press International Burbank 374, John R i^er 1 IGie41oru4B|M we’ve had it for 30 years. R' Reed 2 2 1 1 0 0 4:10 pm $150,000 San Jose Classic 144- 363, Andy Lamoureaux S«6s Geno-Jiaiet-latHron First I remember reading that we all T - 2 4f. A- -36 83T. x-Oct 11 — Milwaukee at New York. \t San Jose, Calif.. Oct. 9 358, Bill Adamy 356, Larry l.Mate XMkt 7.10 pm (Par 73) EM: XOterretal XIarpiB start losing brain cells that make up National League Bates 354, George 68-72-141 1. Jose-Janes I GenoXaliacorta 5.6im XJan HOCSTON LOS ANGELES Los Angeles vs. Houston JoAnne Camer Marinelli 143. XFaKto^atea 4. Oterreta l-Raaea XIataron the memory when we reach about (Houston leads series. 2-1) Amy Alcott 68- 73-141 XEdwate ab r h bi ab r h bi 73-09-142 5. lapia Jaw te 8.Mlhe-Retead SabCabtete age 20, but this debilitating in­ Puhl rl 4 0 0 0 Lopes 2b 3 110 Oct 6 — Houston 3. Los Angeles 1 Cinoy Hill ^Bowling Oct 7 Houston 1. Los Angeles 0. 11 Julie Stanger Pyne 69- 72-142 7. UrtaM-lortiren L lascaraa-Kepa fluence the years have doesn’t seem Garner 2b 2 0 0 0 Landrex d 4 0 11 70- 72-142 INDUSTRIAL- A1 Senna Sabs fiibtete-Valeie SoeaiX Scott d 4 0 0 0 Baker II 5 12 1 innings Janet Alex to have much to do with my Oct 9 - Los Angeles 6. Houston 1 Jeannette Kerr 73-69-lC 212-554, Roland Smith 223- l.ft^Vdteio XCabtela Biytt Cruz If 4 0 2 0 Garvey lb 4 12 2 69-73-142 Cedeno lb 4 0 0 0 Guerrer 3b 3 0 10 Oct 10 Houston at Los Angeles, 8:15 Sally Little # 573, John Myers 266-600, Nath: lUtt^ObaemiM 4. Oterrtta Man problem. I couldn’t remember ‘Stop, drop and roll’ they cry pm Cathy Morse 69- 73-142 l.Ceno-Undi Ilascarai-ArratM Ashby c 2 0 0 0 Monday rf 3 0 10 73-70-143 Bob Barnard 211, Dale 5. Barii la^aahi XIarpMva anything when I was 18, either. AHowe 3b 2 111 Thomas rf 1 1 0 0 x-Oct 11 - Houston at Los Angeles. Carole Jo Callison X Urtaio-Cortaeni 4.Mke-Jaaes 7.8i6raia4eb XMMchaai Reynids ss 2 0 0 0 Yeager c 4 1 10 4 Of; p m. Jan Stephenson 73-70-143 Naegali 209, Rudi Wittke 5. Saaqr-Jaai h 6.RMtepa Sabs CaanXapa Being tall and being able to Thon ss 10 0 0 Russell ss 4 111 Philadelphia vs Montreal Sandra Haynie 71- 72-143 VILLAGE MIXERS - 200-554, Tom Shea 245-585, (Montreal leads series, 2-1) Nancy Lmiez-Melton 70- 74-144 7. Bo-Kcpo X Jose-totaren remember things are probably the Knepper p 1 0 0 0 Hooton p 3 0 0 0 71- 73-144 Ken Oliver 202-552, Jeanie Mike Vignone 215, Rob SiBs Sotean-fierre TNrX Spilmn ph 1 0 0 0 SHowe p 0 0 0 0 Oct 7 -- Montreal 3. Philadelphia 1 Debbie Massey two most desirable human LaCorte p 0 0 0 0 RSmith ph 0 0 0 1 Oct 8 -• Montreal 3. Philadelphia 1 Pal Bradley 73- 71-144 A thearn 213-469, John Washington 215, Denny l.Hbe-Zirra XBiraia-ltepa Woods ph 1 0 0 0 Welch p 0 0 0 0 Oct 9 -- Philadelphia 6. Montreal 2 Pattytty Sheehan 74- 70-144 Tarth: X BbioXahacorta 4. Rariaieyes c h a ra c te ristic s I don’t have. Making the young fire-wise 73-71-144 A ubert 204-516, M abel Carlin 226, Ernie Whipple Sambito p 0 0 0 0 Oct 10 - Montreal at Philadelphia, Muffin Sp-.Devlin l.fierny XSetean $. ElAy-leb XIarpia-VAte Because I am neither tail nor able to BSmith p 0 0 0 0 1 Of; p.m Beth Daniel 71-74-145 Cavagnaro 177-481, Janet 216, John Kozicki 560. 73-72-145 Xbma^l 4.lle«en t. «imt» 1 t t*Mi fci Totals 2S 1 3 1 Totals 34 6 10 6 x-Ck't II Montreal at Philadelphia. Donna Caponi Rawson 175-452, Cindy SUrpteta 8. Beni Sabs JosaXcbaaii remember things, I look for ways to Houston 001 000 000--1 . 4 Of p m Judy Clark 73- 72~ltf diminish the importance of height x-il ne Foartlc Ei—Cruz. Cedeno DP Los Angeles 2 Suzy McAllister Nicoski 221, Laure Kewitt Lukas 142-388, Daryl Lukas and memory. Herald Reporter children, the valuable work that “if you are ever trapped in a were also working every night there might be and also LOB- Houston 4. lx>s .Angles 9 2B-- Jane Blalock 74- 71-145 ; I.OIartlal-tea X labraia-laleja the members of the Emergency Hollis Stacy 70- 76-146 454, Sharon Aubert 485, Bob 142-139-379, Walt Bender tMveaoLft—it. Just for example, memory of the fire, take a blanket or bed sheet getting readv for the Product demonstrate to employees how to Cruz, Baker, (iuerrero HR—Howe Hi. XWoXcbaab 4.Ma-Zarra What does most every little boy Garvey (2’ S--l^ndreaux SF—Ft Smith Penny Pulz 71- 75-146 Hewitt 519, Aly Armstrong 140-392, Bill Colby 135-381, 1. Fante-Ficfre X lascaraMIrpteca 5.ltaarte4epa XIarpM past is not nearly so much fun as an­ Medical Technician crew do. and hang it out the window. Then Show at the J.C. Penney use the fire extinguishers in their IP H R EH BBSO Vicki Tabor 78-68-146 X SoJaat-Arratibel 4. HeaB'-Caraaaadi want to be when he grows up? Firefighter Gary Albert, an EMT 73- 73-146 466, Anita Aborts 465, Tony Vann 137-3S7, Dave 7.EMy*liyts X Cabiala-la^iB ticipation of the future and it’s if you are overcome by smoke or Warehouse. They also put on building. "Everyone should know Houstun Vicki Fergon 5. Arriaca l-Eleru 8. Pabte-ficray $4*1 lAo-CahaceHa Why a fireman of course. But of showed the children all of the Knepper iL D-U 5 6 3 3 2 4 ^ Golf Dianne Dailey 72- 74-146 Chuck Csaszar 531. Barrera 138-371, Don X AeawthCertarena almost always sadder. Sadness is heat, the firefighters will know woodburning clinics around the how to use one," ^ rle s said. LaCorte Lenore Muraoka 71- 75-146 7. Mrio-Chiaiete course, now they are known as emergency equipment they 2 0 0 0 0 2 74- 73-147 Logan 153-408, Jim Bell $46$ Daaqr4aa4ni LMtoflurt them shut when trying to con­ the top six placements for Bennet. Judy Lauder 183498, Joyce I M m t IMIw i ialite liwai lirtnaB i.lMtiateliniii LMMbnIM question, ‘‘Have I ever told this firefighters do. centers. This week, along with sor club took the girls' race, 28-29. lOlanttal iOarpn Odom had a winning time of 12:15 Tyler 184-466, Ceil Ray 183, 7. PMArratBal-jMR hr S * i Fm iM iii4i story to Andy before?” he’ll get Crosstown Bennet scored a sweep, for 2.1 miles. Sandy Sawyer 222499, Sal­ 5. lartaraa 8. Edwdi i B aC M ti Cartarana against East Hampton, the boys 7.6aM iJa s a 9&n back the answer, “Yes, 50 times.” Debbie Dussault, Becky Castagna, ly Heavisides 459, Sue SACMte winning by a 1548 count and the Sherry Veal and Laura Bottone were Lance 457. Rain halts golf YOU OFTEN hear people say, girls by a 16-47 margin yesterday in the top four finishers for the Bennet 1. h ii t i l 2. littana-liM h COLUMBUS, Ga. (UPIl - Payne cross country action. girls with Dussault’s winning time SYMPHONIES- Joann 4. Faitetaucifti “ I’m terrible with names," as if it Stewart, who qualified for the PGA Vincent Liscomb and Jim Arsenault 130-159-407, Pete Zlliinttl-Zm 4. Iterria leya i. S.OIan«tiaJiMi IH W U pt was something to be proud of. I’m 12:59 for 2.1 miles. Sue Allen, Holli I. I n M b M L f— tirt— i Fire can be a preventable tragedy tour this year, fired a 5-under-par 65 Lemieux were 1-2 for the Illing boys, Avery and Jamie Ross were sixth Km iec 141-362, Donna terrible with names but I’m em­ Friday to take a three-stroke lead now 4-0, with Frank Hoher fifth. thru eight for the Bears. Mozzer 149-372. ' I barrassed about it because I know it ' \ over Jerry Pate and four others in Chip Blodgett sixth and Scott Gould CATERERS- Barbara means I just don’t care enough to ...... — ftv Teach___u ...>everyone______* 1.^ in the family_:i.. Aa/vheach irAor year anH and iniiirp injure thniisanH<; thousands mafprialsmaterials aw away av fro from m fu furnaces, m hot By Barbara McDowell leading killer of children under 14 in the rain-shortened second hound of seventh. Linnell 136; Jan Winter 130, PLAY make a point of remembering. That how to call in a report to tfve fire more even in this era of flame- pipes or lightbulbs. Paint thinner, the $200,000 Southern Open. Heidi Sullivan secured individual Newspaper Enterprise the home; it is estimated that more gasoline and other flammable Linda Boothroyd 132, Laine isn’t nic«or anything to be proud of. than 3,000 American youngsters die department. Emphasize to retardant fabrics.) Stewart's round of 65 included six honors for Illing with Brenda Illing outkicks foe liquids should be kept outside the Knowles 147-352, An^e Or- Association unnecessarily each year from fire- youngsters that they should not — Feel a door before opening it if birdies and one bogey and left him Kettledon third, Stephanie Britney house in closed containers. filing varsity soccer team downed tolani 153-373, Jean My memory of my own past gives related causes. worry about getting into trouble you suspect a fire. A warm door at 8-under-par 132 after 36 holes. fifth. Lisa Harvey eighth, Diana It was 110 years ago this month Timothy Eldwards of South Windsor, Mathiason 126-133, Carol /l/£^SPAP£P me a strange feeling and I suppose That’s why safety experts urge even if they accidentally started the should never be opened because the Three strokes back at 5-under were Brassell 12th and Rochelle Parrott that the Great Fire swept through 5-1, yesterday at Illing. Ed Kloehn, Lewie 137-368, Dorothy everyone feels the same. When I parents to observe National Fire fire. intense heat or fumes on the other — Repair any electrical cords that Pate, Calvin Peete, J.C Snead. Bob 15th. four square miles of Chicago, killing side could overcome a person in­ have become frayed or cracked. Jeff Kennedy, Steve Logan, Jim Mathes 128-134-379, Helene look back at what I’ve done a long Prevention Week (which takes place — Install smoke detectors in the Gilder and George Burns. Gilder John Odom, John Comeau, Jeff Dey 128-350, Debbie Riggs 300 people, leaving 90,000 homeless stantly. Make sure that electrical outlets are Hall and Dave Riordan played well time ago, it’s hard work to think of it and destroying nearly 3200 million in annually on the anniversary of the kitchen and outside bedroom doors. had the day's best round at 64. Virr, Dale Crocker, John for the 4-1 Rams. Goal scorers were 135, Betty Ritchie 129-354. Check them regularly to be sure that — Remember that superheat air not overloaded; only two cords as me. I see it clearly but it’s as if property. Chicago baize) by teaching their not listed. they are in working order. and noxious fumes rise. crawling should be plugged into each outlet. someone else was doing it. It’s only Conflagrations of these propor­ children how to guard against fires and how to react if one breaks out. — Purchase an inexpensive fire is the best means of leaving a — Cigarette ashes and butts can OVER 80 YEARS OF DEPENDABLE SERVICE' my memory of me that’s doing those tions may have been relegat^ to an easily cause fires when flicked onto Here are some of the pointers that extinguisher for the kitchen. Use the smokey place. Roll out of bed if you things. It’s like looking at the water earlier time of gas lanterns, wooden smell smoke; experts say that sit­ rugs, bedding or furniture. Keep Pedro Romero, M.D. buildings and horse-drawn fire­ they suggest passing along to the en­ extinguisher — or baking soda — to in a fiver. The river looks the same tire family: fight an oil or grease fire; do not use ting up could cause you to be over­ ashtrays out of the reach of small and fighting equipment. But fires con­ children. And never smoke in bed. atlas bantlq all time but the water is always — Deciite how each member of the water. come by smoke or fumes and die tinue to produce smaller tragedies — Make sure that you keep a Local sports different. family would escape from the home — Practice this “stop,.drop and within three breaths. ^ Carlos Vlldozola, M.D. • 24 Hour Emergency Service each day. — Make a fire-safety inventory of metal or glass screen in front of the Len Auster, Herald in case of fire. Plan at least two exit roll” procedure for smothering • Burner Sales & Service I don't feel too bad about my bad Fires and bums remain this coun­ your home. Remove oily rags, old> fireplace whenever a fire is burning. sportswriter. keeps you in­ wish to announce the moving of their office try’s fourth largest accidental routes as well as an outside meeting flames on burning clothing: Stop • Clean Heating Oils m ento^—although I’d be happy if I where you are, drop to the ground papers and other rubbish from the Have your chimney cleaned regular­ formed about the local from 29 Haynes St. to 155 Main St killer, resulting in nearly 8,000 place. Conduct semiannual fire ly; the average chimney needs sports world Read the Game No. 3 could ranem ber who Lyndon John­ drills, at night as well as during the and roll back and forth. (Clothing basement, storeroom or attic. Store Manchester as of Oct. 1,1981. son's v.p. was. , deaths and 300,000 injuries each papers, clothing and other such sweeping once a year. . latest in his "Thoughts 6 4 9 -4 5 9 5 year. Moreover, fires are ;the day. fires kill more than 3,000 people ApLENty," regularly in Tel. 647-1493 C a ll U b For Your Home Heating The Manchester Herald. /.nd Air Conditioning Needs... Starts IVIonclay \ ■ 1 - THE HERALD, Sat., Oct. 10. 1981 i t h e Sat., Oct.J0_,J?81 - 1.5 Supermarket Shopper BIRTHDAY ALMANAC Weddings Her neighbors rec;all A dvice CoinpH ilbyMwdHofiol77wlVof«rfAlfn»Mcfloo»o/M4io O c t 11 — WWie Hoppe (1M 7-1M 6). the bUllards ptayor who was the master o t balkline and three- cushion billiards. He won more than 50 world titles dur­ ■tSM ing his career. Readers h O c t 12 — Uidano Pavarotti (1235-), the most pop­ Peyton Place' author ular and respected operatic terK>r of the past detode. Chiropractor breaks Ho made his operatic debut In Italy In 1961 and his Metropolitan Opera debut In 1968. GILMANTON, N.H. (UPI) - When the novel “Peyton thought it was from the good uie she was living. We all O c t I I — Herb-Mock (1802-), the editorial cartoon­ Place" was published a q u a i^ r century ago this fall, its get fat and puffy after awhile, you know.” ist "Herblock" whose work Is syndicated In 200 news­ author Grace Metalious became an outcast in her own papers. He was awarded the Pulitzer Prize lor editorial voice To a few townsfolk, Mrs. Metalious is still town and the target of threats until her death. cartooning In 1942,1954 and 1979. V remembered as the one who gave them a bad name. his patient's temper O ct 14 — DwighI D. Elaonhowor (1290-1909), the . "People used to come in the driveway and holler “She gave us a lot of unfair, untrue publicity,” Mrs. 34th president of the United States. 1953-1961. His obscenities toward the house,” said her ^-year-old son, Bryant said. “She took a fact and built a lot of fiction military career included service as supreme command­ Christopher. DEAR ABBY: I had a back pain thought it would be a kindness to er of the allied forces In Europe during World War II and a around it.” supreme commander of NATO. “The kids at school shied away from us. It was a lone­ in my back, so I picked the name of relieve you of tee chore of'shopping opinions At least one character in “ Peyton Place” was crafted O ct. IS — Unde Lavin (1237- ), the stage and TV ly time,” said the Concord, N.H., man, who now works after someone in Gilmanton: a girl who was raped by a chiropractor out of tee Yellow for your children’s school clothes. actress who Is best known as the star of "Alice," the Pages and phoned for an appoint­ as a guard at the New Hampshire Prison. her father and later accused of murdering him. D ear Thank them for their kindness, for a television sitcom that began In 1976. By Martin Sloane The book — once a forbidden novel passed around in ment. kindness it was. Good luck and God O c t IS — Lauren Bacall (1924- ), the actress who “Prior to my retirement In the novel, the girl was raped by her stepfather starred In such films as "The Big Sleep," "To Have and Many readers have study halls — has sold more than 10 million copies in at because, Ms. Toth said, the editors “insisted it couldn’t He spent about half an hour taking bless. as an employee of X-rays but he didn’t even touch my Abby Have Not" and "Key Largo." She won Tony awards lor responded to the recent least 10 languages, making it one of the top 100 best be her real father.” DEAR ABBY:I have a 9-year-old "Applause" (1969) and "Woman of the Year" (1980). column in which I reported Wegmann’s Supermarkets sellers on record, according to its publisher, Simon and Purtell said the girl once worked in the Village Store, back. He told me to talk to his recep­ Abigail stepdaughter. (I’ll call her Tammy Oct. 17 — Nathaniel West (1903-1240), the novelist the views of several super­ in Rochester, N.Y., I was Schuster. tionist about setting up “some ap­ who Is noted for his surrealistic satires. His novels where one can buy everything from worms and crawlers Van Buren .) Her father and I have custody. My market executives concer­ aware of the appreciation pointments.” I told him all I w antto' Include "Miss Lonelyhearts," "The Day of the Locust" “Peyton Place” also spawned a movie and a long- to ballpoint pens and hamburger. problem is that her natural mother ning the lack of restrooms of our customers for the running televisioh series. was one adjustment to relieve the and "A Cool Million." Most people seem to agree with Christopher (I’ll call her Doris) is getting (NrwsPAPrn ENTzaPiun: a b n > in their stores. restroom in our store. At the time of the publication, Mrs. Metalious was Metalious. pain in my back, but he insisted I married for the third time next When my wife and 1 moved talk to his receptionist anyway, so I A reader from West considered a writer whose subject matter — incest, wife monte. Doris wants Tammy to be Palm Beach, Fla., com­ to Florida, the restroom beating and illegitimate children in Any Town U.S.A.— did. She said tee doctor couldn’t give the flower girl. I don’t think she was a major consideration broke new ground. me just one treatment — I would plimented Publix Markets and tee ethical ones appreciate it should because Doris committed for their clean restrooms in selecting Albertson’s as But the anniversary of the publication has scarcely need a series of 12! when the unethical ones are adultery on her first two husbands 'our' supermarket.” — I asked her how much it would and then derided a com­ moved the 1,900 people of Gilmanton, a town about K reported. and it would look as though we ap­ peting chain, saying, “I Basil G. from Suwanee, t o * • cost, and she said $200. I asked her miles south of Laconia. The small community has two DEAR ABBY: After 17 years of prove of her sleeping pround, which don’t think they would F'a. \ two general stores, five churches and two post offices. why the doctor couldn’t give me marriage, my husband passed away we certainly do not. know a restroom from a “My husband showed me “So what?” said Donald Cameron, 62. “We read the only one treatment while I was at age 41. He suffered from cancer Doris has not been what you would A bou t Town your column because he 0V there, and she said chiropractors hole in the ground." > . -■n>- book. We know the people in it. It’s history. Over and for 13 months and died at home. I call a good mother, and I don’t think Several readers from knows that restrooms are a done with.” don’t work that way. I told her I was left with four sons to raise. she deserves to have a flower girl or sore spot with me... I have didn’t have that kind of money, and I California praised Hughes "There’s not more or less here because of Grace His co-workers gave a gift of anything else. Markets for their been complaining about the asked to see the doctor. She said he lack of restrooms for 13 Metalious,” said Sybil Bryant. “The wind still blows.” money to my husband’s sister, with What is your opinion? Emanuel Lutheran Church restrooms. In the hilltop cemetery where Mrs. Metalious is was “busy,” so I started to leave. instructions for her to outfit the NO NAMES IN VIRGINIA years, and it is high time She teen said, “The X-rays are Events scheduled at Emanuel Lutheran Church next In commenting on the buried, a cold wind recently whipped the tall, lean trees children with clothes for school this DEAR NO NAMES; I refer you to need for restroom s in that supermarkets woke up standing like giant paint brushes dipped in red and |5S—cash only; we don’t accept fall. Matthews 7.1: “Judge not, teat ye week are: supermarkets, Mrs. G.C. to this important need.” — SUNDAY — 8:30 a.m. Alternative Worship in the orange. checks.” I really think it was cruel of them be not judged.” from Canoga Park, Calif., Mrs. D.L. from Chicago. Mrs. J. William Leary Mr. and Mrs. James H. Richardson A tore tombstone reads; Metalious, Grace 1924-1964. I was furious. I threw $50 on her to give my sister-in-law the money CONFIDENTAL TO F. IN RED chapel with communion and contemporary liturgy; 8:30 a.m. Worship; 9:45 a.m. Church School; Adult Forum - wrote: “Older people who Smart shopping tip Mrs. Metalious, who died of alcoholism at the age of desk and walked out. What I want to and leave me out. I would have OAK, IOWA: Progress involves have certain medical know is this: Where can a person Rev. William Scarr speaking about the expansion of the Mrs. Kenneth Ness of 39, left few friends here. enjoyed shopping for my children’s risks. As F.B. Wilcox said, “You problems are always in ‘"There’s one man who puts flowers on her grave. He call or write to complain about this school clothes. I can’t understand can’t steal second base and keep Middletown and Southbury Homes; Bible Study; Litchfield. Minn., takes need of such a facility and envelopes that she receives Leary-Smith Rlchardson-Negro cares,” said Emily Toth, Mrs. Metalious’ only kind of ripoff? It’s chiropractors why they wanted to hurt me teat your foot on first.” Nursery; 11 a.m. Worship with communion; 1:30 p.m. like this one who give the profession Widows-Widowers Potluck Dinner; 6:30 p.m. Youth make it a practice to find in the mail and cuts out the biographer. "And there’s a woman who was her best way after all I’ve been through. out whether a store has a 3-by-5-inch sections that Marie Smith of Rocky Hill and J. William Leary of friend.” a bad name. Group planning session. Julie Lynne Negro of Bolton and James Henry Now that all the clothes are Do you have questions about sex, restroom before shopping have her name and address Bolton Road, Manchester, were married on Oct, 3 at St, Even after her death, the harassment continued, final­ MAD IN MICHIGAN bought, should I send my own money MONDAY — 6:45 p.m. Scouts; 7:30 p.m. Troop Com­ Richardson of Torrington, were married Sept. 11 at love, drugs and the pain of growing there.” printed on them. James Church, Rocky Hill, Trinity Episcopal Church, Torrington. ly driving away her first husband, George, and her three DEAR MAD; ’There is a State back to them? up? Get Abby’s new booklet: “What mittee; Concert Series Committee; Ruth Circle at Her feelings were echoed Chiropractic Association in every Doris Benson’s, 257 Ludlow Rd. She u se s them for The bride is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Thomas C. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. children. VERY HURT Every Teen-Ager Ought to Know.” by 60-year-old Barbara C. state. Look in your telephone book TUESDAY — 10 a.m. Old Guard - all retired men of requesting refunds that Smith. 30 Elm St., Rocky Hill and the groom is the son Negro of Hebron Road, Bolton. The groom is the son of “There were late night phone calls from anonymous DEAR HURT: I’m sure your Send $2 and a long, stamped (35 of Hermitage, Tenn. “ I of Mr and Mrs. Francis J. Leary of 26 Bolton St. voices saying ‘We don’t want that bitch buried here,”’ Under “State of Michigan.” Write to husband’s co-workers did not mean cents), self-addressed envelope to: the community are invited; 1:30 p.m. Phebe Circle at don’t require forms and for Mrs. Regina Richardson of Torrington. Dot Anderson’s, 25 Durkin St.; 3:30 p.m. Staff meeting; just often walk home short notes to those with The Rev. Anthony P. Brescia of St. Lawrence O'Toole said Ms. Toth in a telephone interview from State the association in Lansing and file a to hurt you. Knowing how much you A bby, T een B o o k let, 12060 during my shopping trip to The Rev. Mark Henrickson officiated. Mrs. Debbie complaint. There are une^ical 4 p.m. Junior and Cherub Choir rehearsal; 6:30 p.m. whom sh^ trades refund Church officiated at the mass and double ring service. Shemo was matron of honor and Alan Richardson was College, Pa., where she teaches English at Penn­ had been through caring for your Hawthorne Blvd., Suite 5000, Hawt use the bathroom and then Ken Ferris of Bristol was soloist. The bride was given in practitioners in every profession. beloved during his long illness, they Lucia Pageant rehearsal at Duff Benson's, 348 Wood- forms by mail. She knows best man. A reception was held in the Grange Hall, sylvania State University. “It was rough on them.” home, California 90250. return to the store to finish that her name and address marriage by her father. ‘The resentment came from the “older folks” who bridge St.; Open house for morning classes of Chestnut Litchfield after which the couple left for a wedding trip Hill Preschool; 7:15 p.m. Conway Diet Institute; 7:30 my shopping,” she wrote. can be read easily, and she Patricia Smith, sister of the bride, of Las Vegas. prefered to think of their town as "a nice town, which it “Even if I had to put a to Martha's Vineyard. They will make their home in p.m. Young Emanuel Adults meeting in the church saves the cost of having Nev., was maid of honor. Bridesmuaids were, Ber­ Torrington. is,” said Mrs. Bryant, a crusty Yankee with short- Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Bronisz dime in the restroom door, name and address labels nadette Leary, sister of the groom, of Wethersfield, cropped silver hair. library. to me it would be well The groom is employed by Northington Builders of Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Bronisz of 104 Carman Road He doesn't like laxatives; printed. Lisa O'Connor of Rocky Hill and Sharon Pelletier of “If there’s a little hankypanky in the back corner, WEDNESDAY — 7:30 p.m. Emanuel Choir rehearsal. worth it.” Simsbury. celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary on Sept. 1. THURSDAY — 10 a.m. Prayer Group; 11:15 a m. Mrs. Ness and other New Britain, friends of the bride. don’t air it,” she said. “That’s no way to make money.” Here are some other readers whose smart shop­ Peter Leary of Cranston, R.l. was best man for his ‘The couple was married Sept. 1, 1956 in Salzburg, Care & Visitation Committee; 3:45 p.m. Belle Choir Born and raised in Manchester, N.H., Grace comments: ping tips appear in my brother. Ushers were Michael Smith and Thomas Smith Metalious spent most of her life in “desperate/ Austria. rehearsal; 6:30 p.m. Confirmation classes; 7:30 p.m. Rebecca Circle meeting in the library. “I chuckled when 1 read column receive a copy of of Rocky Hill, brothers of the bride, and Kevin Legace Halpin-Firnstahl desperate poverty,” said Ms. Toth. “She wrote for p ‘The couple has three daughters: Bettina Bronisz and regular use is dangerous the lame excuses of super­ Anna Bronisz, both students at the University of Connec­ SATURDAY — 8 p.m. Emanuel Hill Chapter of my refunding magazine, of Wethersfield, friend of the groom. years without publishing anything. She kepya market executives for not the National Supermarket Following the ceremony a reception was held at the ticut, and Jeanne Bronisz, a sophomore at Manchester Alcoholics Anonymous in Luther Hall, Emanuel Maria Magdelena Firnstahl of Marchester and typewriter on her knees because she couldn’t afford a DEAR DR. L A M B -I’m improved while taking having restrooms. The Shopper. Write to me in Rocky Hill Elk's Club after which the couple left for a table to put it on.” / High School. Lutheran Church, 60 Church St. most ridiculous was the William Noel Halpin of South Windsor, were married In honor of their anniversary, the couple was honored interested in what you can Metamucil and Librax, but care of this newspaper. wedding trip to Bermuda. They will make their home in Sept. 19 in the Chapel by the Sea in Newport, R.l. She moved to Gilmanton in the 1950s, a few years tpke or eat for a laxative I still have gas in tee lower one who said that shoppers Wethersfield. before the publication of “ Peyton Place,” the book that with two dinners, one hosted by their daughters and preferred that the space be Refund of the day ■The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John another given by their neighbors and friends. instead of Ex-Lax and bowel. I have only been The bride is a graduate of South Catholic High School Firnstahl of Coleman Road and the groom is the son of made her famous. other store-bought nauseated twice in the past At Concordia Lutheran used for things like larger Write to the following ad­ and Middlesex Community College. She is employed by “She was very sensitive and generous,” Ms. Toth Mr. Bronisz is employed at T & M Builders. Mrs. Your Health deli sections. Most dress to obtain the form Mr. and Mrs. William Halpin of 1146 Main St., South Bronisz is a homemaker and is active in the Bal Meneut. laxatives. Could you name six months. The doctor the state Board of Education and Services for the Blind Windsor. said. “Those qualities are loveable but they were used some things other than suggested gallbladder tests Events scheduled next week at Concordia Lutheran mothers would glady give required by this $1 refund as administrative secretary. The groom is a graduate of against her when she got rich. That was part of what Law rence Lam b, M.O. but I had them two years Church are as follows; up a chance to buy a deli offer: International East Catholic High School and is employed at Cross The Rev. Thomas Carnavale officiated at the mass prunes, raisins, orange and double ring service. Theresa Mcelahon was drove her to drjnk. She just couldn't take the pressures ago and don’t want to go MONDAY — 6:30 Administrative staff; 7 p.m. sandwich for a clean Playtex Inc., Living Glove Country Aviation as a flight instructor. juice? I don’t like to take organist; The bride wae given in marriage by her father. of being famous.” Manager laxatives. It can mess up through that again. Finance Committee; 7:30 p.m. Church Council, all in restroom when Johnny $1 Refund Offer, P.O. Box Barbara Firnstahl-Frazee, sister of the bride, was “All of a sudden,” said Stanley Purtell, a clerk at the your bowels, can’t it? Tell The Librax causes church room. cries, “Mommy, 1 have to PM-066, El Paso, Texas matron of honor. Elizabeth Firnstahl, of Rockville, also Village Store, “everybody wanted to get on the me something about that, dryness in my mouth and TUESDAY — 6:30 p.m. Catechetics classes will meet go now!” — Frances from 79966. Send for this refund picked form by June 30, 1982. a sister of the bride, was maid of honor. Cory McKenna bandwagon. She was making plenty of money and some too. affects my eyes. I do not in classroom wing; 8 p.m. Adult Bible Study in church Johnstown. Pa. of Manchester was flower girl. people wanted to get their hands in the tili.” When I moved to South eat spices or raw room. Susan Kroll has been Kenneth Frazee of Collinsville was best man and Mrs. Metalious wrote three more books. She divorced Carolina from Louisiana I normal function. Such a with normal bowel func­ vegetables. I am 84 years WEDNESDAY — 6:30 p.m. Children choir; 7:45 p.m. George, was married briefly to T.J. Martin, a former named manager of medical habit can lead to or con­ tion. The best source of old. My family thinks I am Concordia choir, both on stage of Kaiser Hall. Personal advice from Abby Bruce Saxton of Manchester, N.H. and Patrick Halpin of had a bowel movement THURSDAY — 9:30 a ^ . Bible Discovery Group in Windsor, were ushers. Laconia disc jockey, and became involved with John records at Manchester about every day but when I tribute to a spastic colon bulk for normal function is fine except for arthritis Abigail Van Buren offers personal advice daily in one church room. 1 p.m. Golden Age Group for luncheon at A reception was held at the Sheraton-Islander Inn in Rees, to whom she left her estate. Memorial Hospital. The moved back here I only problem. in your food. Apples are pains. I Clip ‘n’ file refunds of America's best-read columns. "Dear Abby," in The “As it turned out, she died poor,” said Ms. Toth. “She announcement was made The bulk laxatives are good as are other fruits DEAR R E A D E R -I am ArmyNavy Club. Manchester Herald's Focus section Newport, R.l. and the couple left on a wedding trip to have a bowel movement Vegetables, starches, fruits (File 4) Nantucket. They will make their home in Manchester. thought there was a lot (of money) but taxes and debts by Lois O’Donnell, director about two times a week. mostly inert and do not that contain bulk. So are glad to hear you have done j bankrupted her.” of quality assurance for the Could it be from what you have the same chemical whole cereals that contain so much better. Librax is a Clip out this file and keep it with similar cash-off She was sloppy, eccentric, driven, witty and had bouts hospital. action. These include Kon- bran. Don’t forget a good combination of Librium, a I coupons — beverage refund offers with beverage course and volunteer a total of 18 eat? Send me a pamphlet North Methodist events Registration is being taken for a of depression, according to those who knew her. Mrs. Kroll is a graduate on this if you have one and syl, Metamucil, Movicol bowl of hot oatmeal as a tranquilizer, and an an- I coupons, for example. Start collecting the needed hours as a health history inter­ three-hour health history inter­ When “Peyton Place” was rejected by a prospective of Clark University in tell me what to eat or and Syliact. The action of source of bulk. And if you tispasmodic. It is often Events scheduled next week at North United I proofs of purchase while looking for the required viewing course at the R ^ Cross viewer on area bloodmobiles will be publisher, she “threw a tantrum” in the post office, Worcester, Mass. She drink. different laxatives is dis­ get dehydrated it will very helpful for people who Methodist Church are as follows: refund forms at the supermarket, in newspapers Red Cross course headquarters. 209 Farmington Ave., awarded 1.2 continuing education . Mrs. Bryant said. “I knew the postmistress. The book received an Accredited DEAR READER - I’m cussed in The Health affect your bowel function. have an irritable colon or SUNDAY — Christian Education and Laity Sunday; I and magazines, and when trading with friends. Farmington, on Thursday, Oct. 15. units. was rejected three times.” Records Technician cer­ glad you recognize the Letter number 12-8, So drink plenty of juices in other digestive com­ Lynn Euzenas, preaching. Offers may not be available in all areas of the coun­ The course, which runs from 9:30 For more information, contact Peter Karagianis said the last time he saw her at his tification from the dangers of developing a Laxatives, Enemas and and that best drink of all plaints. It will cause TUESDAY — 7 p.m. Program by Ken Steer, a try. Allow 10 weeks to receive each refund. a m. to 12:30 p.m., is open to all Voiunteer Services, 677-4531, Ext. bookstore in Laconia she was “pretty sharp. I didn’t American Medical Suppositories, which I am for normal hydration — dryness of tee mouth as professor at Manchester Community College, will speak The follpwing refund offers are worth $8.75. S u san Kroll laxative habit. A number of nurses. Nurses who complete this 230. even know she was sick. She looked a little puffy but I Records Association. laxative preparations sold sending you at your water. It is also important you have noted. on aging in Manchester. This week’s offers have a total value of $22.79. to tee public do contain request. not to overuse things teat Unless you had an acute WEDNESDAY — 2-to-4 p.m. “Over 60’s ” will meet at AMERICAN BEAUTY Pickle Coupon Offer. chemicals that stimulate Others who want this may increase colon problem it is unlikely that the church. Receive a jar of pickles worth up to $1.25. Send the the contraction and move­ issue can send 75 cents spasms, such as coffee. you would be a candidate THURSDAY — Jesse Sweet Circle will meet at the required refund form, the front panael containing ment of tee bowels. Most with a long, stamped, self- DEAR DR. LAMB — for galibladder surgery in home of Irene Constantine. the roses and net-weight statement from one 10- Engaged ReasoHS fop SGCurity blankets vary of these, if used regularly, addressed envelope for it Would you give me some your age group. You might FRIDAY - 8 P.M. New Adult Group. ounce or larger package of American Beauty Shel- do cause poor bowel func­ to me, in care of this information on Librax? I be sure to avoid coffee, SATURDAY — 9 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. Small lab for Church Roni, Salad-Roni or Elbo-Roni, an entire label from tion. ’They empty the bowel newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, had a history of diarrhea tea, colas and cold drinks. School Teachers. one 2.5- or 4.5-ounce jar of Green Giant Whole or By Patricia M cCorm ack Theodore Shapiro based their report chological problems and thumb­ dition to being normal, was univer­ age 9. too soon and then there is a Radio City Station, New for many years/i I had tee And you might want to see Sliced Mushrooms and an entire label from any jar UPI Health Editor on information from parents of 171 sucking.” sal and even necessary for health. ’The doctors said tee process of long waiting period for York, NY 10019. usual tests and got the if avoiding all milk and of pickles. Ei^ires Dec. 31, 1981. boys and girls at a New York City Similarly, the New York scien­ —A link between the first emotional detachment from tee more undigested food What you eat and drink usual answers. These past milk products would im­ DURKEE Famous Foods. Receive a 75-cent Center Congregational coupon for lettuce. Send the required refund form, NEW YORK (UPI) - In the com­ private school. tists said, they could find no signifi­ treasured object and ego develop­ object is a slow one for a substantial residue to accumulate for does indeed have a lot to do few years tee condition has prove your bowel function. They said the study showed that number of children. “’The object the name “Durkee” from the fronts of two cans of ic strip. Linus hangs onto his cant differences between children ment ... character style and even Events scheduled next week at Center Congregational the number of siblings, the birth who were and those who were not at­ may not be used regularly but may Durkee C^and C Real French Fried Onions and two blanket. the poetic process. Church are as follows: sequence of the child in the family, tached to a treasured object — or in —Children who esteem their be kept in an accessible place and neck bands or foil package fronts from salad Real children also often form resorted to only briefly on par­ SUNDAY — 8:30 a.m. - 9th Grade Confirmation. Rob­ dressing. Expires Dec. 31, 1981. tenacious, persistent attachments to the parents' marital status, sex of those boys and girls who continue to prized possessions excessively have Mother's dream in life: bins Room; 10 a.m.. Service of Worship, Sacrament of the child, the child’s history of use such an object after age 9 years. d is tu rb a n c e s in, m o th e rc b ild ticularly stressful occasions.” PENNSYLVANIA DUTCH. Receive a 75-cent “their” happiness security objects. Baptism, Sanctuary; 10 a.m. Church School; 10 a.m. 7th coupon and noodle recipes. Send the required re­ thumbsucking, and ease of care of “This study,” the scientists said, relationships. A 10-year old cited in the report, & 8 th Grades, Robbins Room; 11:15a.m. Pilgrim Choir, The beloved objects, soft to the for example, discarded her blanket fund form, the cooking directions from two touch and soothing, go to camp and the child in infancy were all un­ “highlights, once again, the diversi­ In their study, tee New York Choral Room; 11:15 a.m. Coffee Shoppe; 7 p.m. New but kept it in ber closet. packages of Pennsylvania Dutch Egg Noodles and school. related to attachment to an object. ty and richness of individual Hospital-Cornell /Medical School daughter marrying doctor Member Conversations, 184 New Sate Rd., Apt. 35. The doctors said the evolution of experience that falls within that experts found thVee fifths of the “She had not used it for about a one label from any brand of tuna fish. Expires Sept. Is the happiness and security year,” ber mother reported, ‘"rhe MONDAY — Columbus Day - Church Office Closed. 30, 1983. object habit good, bad or wbat? professional ideas about a child’s at­ larger category called ‘normal,’” children with security objects night before she was to leave for DEAR DR. BLA K ER - still keep it in g( I condi- TUESDAY— 6:30 p.m. Sacred Dance Group, Mez­ Bonus! This offer doesn’t require a form: The question is answered by a tachment to a security object follow they said. preferred blankets and pillows and summer camp,” her mother My one dream in life is to tion. zanine; 7:30 p.m. Board of Christian Concer, Robbins BIRDS EYE Refund Offer, General Foods Corp., team of doctors from New York theories about thumb-sucking. Until this newest report, other most of the rest had dolls and observed, “she retrieved it and was have a doctor for a son-in- DEAR DR. BLAKER - Room; 7:30 p.m. Stewardship Committee, Church Of­ P.O. Box 5033, Blast Court Street, Kankakee, 111. Hospital-Cornell University Medical “Despite early ... attributions of experts over the last 30 years have stuffed animals. soothing herself with it.” law. I didn’t have sons, so I After all I have done for fice. 60901. Receive a 50-cent refund and two 25-cent College in a report in Pediatrics, an association between psy­ read all sorts of things Into a child’s Of the 171 students involved in tee Ask WEDNESDAY — 7 p.m. Library Committee, She told her mother she was “ner­ couldn’t have one in tee im­ my son, why hasn’t he coupons. Send tee Birds Eye emblem from the journal of the American Academy of chological problems in children and attachment to a happiness and study, 54 percent were reported to Library; 7:30 p.m. Chancel Choir, Choral Room. vous” and “scared” and needed her mediate family. called me now that he has fronts of any 10 Birds Eye vegetable packages. Pediatrics. thumb-sucking, later investigative security object. have been attached to a treasured Dr. Blaker THURSDAY — 7:30 p.m. Church Council, Robbins studies clarified the fact that ... no blanket, but left for camp without it. How can I encourage my been away at college for a Expires April 30, 1982. Drs. Miriam Sherman, Margaret Other investigators have claimed: object. Of that group, 49 percent Room. correlation existed between psy­ —Attachment to an object, in ad­ m^ntained the habit until at least daughter to marry a doctor Karen Blaker, Ph.D. month? I have received Hertzig, Rochelle Austrian and one letter and teat’s all. FRIDAY - SATURDAY - SUNDAY - 114th Annual Seasonings, sauces, sugar, Louise Marie Best without looking, like I am Meeting of the Connecticut Conference of tee United trying to control her life? DEAR READER - How syrup, salad dressing (File 5) DEAR READER - I’m was the letter? If he is get­ Church of Christ at the Asylum Hill Church in Hartford. GOLDEN (IRIDDLE Refund Offer. Receive a $1 Louise Marie Best afraid I don’t have any ting along well and having in coupons. Send the required refund form on which suggestions because, in a good time, I would say you have written the Universal Product Code Normand A. Best of Herbert Births sonalities whose social and hangs on the dining room numbers from Golden Griddle Syrup. Expires Nov. fact, you are trying to con­ sexual lives have been wall and serves only as a that a minimum of contact Drive. East Hartford, announces the with home is a positive South Church schedule 31, 1981. engagement of his daughter, Louise trol tier life. You want her restricted by years of painful reminder of the Cedar St., was bom Se^. 4 at . to marry someone who will thing. Events scheduled at South United Methodist Church KRAFT Refund Offer. Receive a $1 refund. Send Marie Best, to Michael Napoletano PaHHaro, Nicole Lynne, daughter his paternal grandparents are bian of Franklin, N.J. and her pater­ Hllinski, Usa Marie, daughter of training rendering them past. the required refund form and four complete back nal grandparents are Ronnie and Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her meet your needs. After all, each young next week are as follows: of Hartford Road, Manchester. of Arthur and Valerie Wilbur August and Shirley Zeppa of John J. and Cynthia Vaughan “ shockingly ignorant of Besides cutting it in half, labels with Universal Product Code symbols from Passaro, of 23 Knox St., bom Sept. 7 Manchester. Lillian Vezzetti of Westtown, N.Y. maternal grandparents am Donald And although doctors human and sexual what would you suggest I person must leave home SUNDAY — 9 a m. Worship service; 10:45 a.m. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Hllinski Jr., of Edmund Street, was and Beatrice MaeQueen of psychologically in his or 32- or 48-ounce Kraft Real Mayonnaise or eight Alfred Napoletano. at Manchester Memorial Hospital. born Sept. 7. at Manchester may make good sons-or relationships.” do with it? Worship service, laity preaching; Reception of new Wilson, Casey Brianne, daughter Labozzella, Dawn Ida, daughter Norteborough,' Mass. her own style. Some do it complete back labels with UPC symbols from 16- Miss Best is a gradute of Penney Her maternal grandparents are Memorial Hospital. She has two daughters-in-law, there is Let your daughter choose DEAR READER - Take members, nursery and senior high classes; 6 p.m. Ser­ of Scott J. and Joy Lisk Wilson of 108 of Thomas G. and Rosann Whinen now evidence teat they do easily while maintaining ving Our singles pizza party; 7 p.m.; Vesper ^ rv ice in ounce Kraft Real Mayonnaise. Expires Dec. 31, High School in East Hartford and Carroll and Alberta Wilbur of 158 Labozzetta of Ttidor Lane, was bom sisters, Jennifer, 6Vk and Sonia, Stk. her own mate and in tee it off your dining room 1981. Manchester Community College. Oak Grove St., Manchester and her Oakland St. was bom Aug. 31 at not make such good meantime, try to unders­ wall. regular contact while sanctuary; 7:30 p.m. Bible Study. Sept. 1 at Manchester Memorial others need more distance McCORMICK and Co. Receive a $1.50 refund. Mr. Napoletano is a graduate of paternal grandparents are Silvio Manchester Memorial Hospital. His Jodoin, Seth Cary, son of Gary Sacchi, Tiffany Katherina, husbands. (There is no tand why it is so important Even if the famous por­ TUESDAY — 7:30 p.m. Rehearsal of Brahm’s maternal ^andparents are Mr. and Hospital. She has a sister, and Brtoda Ogren Jodoin of Brian evidence on how they do as to negotiate tee separation. “Requiem” ; 7:30 p.m. Bible Study in Education Wing; Send tee required refund form, tee entire front pan­ Manchester High School and is and Jean Passaro, East Hartford. daughter of Frank T. and Sharon for you to have a ‘doctor in trait painter is a personal els from any three packages of McCormick- Mrs. William Lisk, of Manchester tomantha, 11. Drive, Bolton. His maternal grand­ wives.) 7:30 p.m. Women’s Prayer and Study Group at 1208 employed by Holiday Lanes. An Oc­ Her paternal great-grandmother is Smith Sacchi Sr., of Berllngtoh, was the house.’ friend of yours, he (or she) I Schilling pork seasonings and the price-weight label and his paternal grandparents are McCaffrey, Jolene Marie, parents am Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth In her book “Doctors’ Main St. tober 1982 wedding is planned. Pasqualina Passaro of E)ast Hart­ born Sept. 4 at Man.chester And you might en­ will understand why it no Down in the dumps? from a $2 or greater purchase of fresh pork (chops, ford. She has a sister, Amanda Jean Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wilson of daughter of Kenneth G. and Linda Ogren of Manchester and his pater­ Wives: ’The ’Truth About courage your daughter to longer hangs in that pronni- Write for Dr. Blaker’s ’THURSDAY — Noon - Senior Methodists in tee Oxford, Mass. He has a sister, Memorial Hospital. Her maternal Iroast, steak or ribs). Expires Dec. 31, 1 ^ . Passaro, 4V4 years. M. Proulx McCaffrey of Armstrong nal '^andparents am Mr. and Mrs. grandparents am Beatrice Smith of Medical Marriages,” go into medicine. nent spot. newsletter ‘‘Fighting Reception Hall; 6:30 p.m. Junior Choir rehearsal; 7:30 Courtney Beth, 28 months. I SHAKE ‘n’ BAKE Coating Mix Coupons, (General ' Now you know Road, Coventry was bom on Sept. 3 Maurice Jodoin of Greeh Road, Union Street and Reginal Smith of C ^thia Smith exposes the DEAR DR. BLAKER - Because of its monetary Depression.” Send 50 cents p.m. United Methodist Women Mission Team; 7:30p.m. at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Manchester. He has a sister, Kyle, myth of the perfect life of Adult Study and Sharing Group at 224 Indian Hill TYail, I Foods Corp. Receive a $1 coupon. Send the required iteppa, Andrew Ruaiiell son of Vezzelli, Angelica T , M., Adams Street. Her paternal grand­ Several years ago my hus­ value, however, and its and a stamped, self- ■ refund form and the microwave direction panels A 1957 Mercedes 180D owned by Her maternal grandparents are Mr. 3. the doctor’s wife. In over Glastonbury. Robert O'Reilly of Olympia, Wash., Joseph H. and Karen Tischofer Zep- daughter of Ronnie J.S. and Andrea parents am Katherina and Luigi band and I had our pmtrait significance as an example addressed envelope to Dr. [from e i^ t coating mix envelopes from Shake ‘n’ pa of 72 Campfield Road, was bom Fabian Vezzetti of Hebron was bom and Mrs. Arthur Proulx of Coventry MaeQueen, Emily Elizabeth Sacchi of Berlington. She has five 200 interviews, the wives done hy a famous artist. of tee artist’s work, don’t Blaker in care of this FRIDAY — 6:15 Youth Choir rehearsal; 7:30 p.m. drove 1.184.880 miles as of August revealed that their Chancel Choir rehearsal; 7:30 p.m. United Methodist ■ Bake ^ rb ecu e Style Seasoned Coating Mix for on Aug. 31 at Manchester Memorial Aug. 31 at Manchester Memorial and her paternal grandmother is ,^enbum , daughter of Patrick and brothers, Frank 16, Mark 12, Steven Now that we are divorced, deface it in any way. Hire a newspapeh\P-Q- Box 475, |Chicken. Ebqiires March 31, 1982. 1978 for the highest recorded husbands tended to be Youth Fellowship. mileage for a car. Hospital. His maternal grandfather Hospital. Her maternal grand­ Mrs. Beatrice McCaffrey of Coven­ Laum Edenbum-MacQueen, of 103 10, Mfchael 6, and Darrell 1. I don’t know what to do professional to advise you Radio City} Station, New is Russell Tischafer of Coventry and parents are Andrew and Ethel Fa­ try. compulsive-obsessive per- with tee painting. I t still on how to pack it away and York, NYjdOOW. SA’TURDAY — Hi Ho Fair. 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. ) ■■ / T H K l i i : i : M . I ) .Sat,, O c t. 10 1981 - - 1 7 10 - THK HKKALD. Sat.. Oct 10 lOHI

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HOLLYWOOD (U P I)- American <5f the most curious intertiational than try to get them well-placed in support. “ The early Australian film 5:30 gladiator leads a group of gladiators (Xl Movla -(W aatarn) -*H Volkswagen star. Part I 'will be English sentiment in Australian Americans by nature but we still gold bars. Death occurs before five Praaantal producers have seldom failed to animosities is the fratricidal over­ theaters. industry was strangled by CE) Undardog who have vowed to free Sparta from braveKungFuexpartsarrivetotryto Buga Bunny Show "McCaba And Mra. Millar" 1071 broadcast on "Walt Disney," Satur­ productions is Henry Crawford, a salute the British flag." Crawford 6:00 atvrant ruler. (2 hra.) Sneak Pravlawa Critica Gene Warran Baatty, Julia Chriatla. A day, October 10 on CBS-TV. prosper by making a film in which tones of Australian filmmakers for product of the Australian outback “ Even so, the English put our Hollywood's distribution system ^ Pincftladatv College Football Ravlaw (R) tSiskal and Roger Ebert review tha gamblar and a madamopan a brothal says he and fellow members of the ® a ‘-(DrVn...... Miss Hayes plays the belea­ Nazis are the heavies. their English forebears. shows on late at night and many years ago,” the producer '-.i j. ^ Pattarna For Living 0 Nawa-Waathar-Sporta Galahad" 1062 Elvis Presley, Gig lataatfllma and present acenaafrom: and a gambling houaa in a (ronliar , who produced "Against The Wind.” Australian Film Commission are Gp Chlldran'aQoapalHour 0 WoodwrIght'aShop •The French Lieutenant's Woman. mining town. (2 hra., 30 mlna.) ^ guered Granny, Mrs. Steinmetz, Such movies are even exported to The British are the heavies in emasculate them in the process. Young. A promoter turns a naive He is also the producer of the "trying to sort out our national iden­ (H) Ail-Star Soccar Crystal Palace ® Candlapln Bowling bell-hop into a boxing star, losing his 'Paternity' and 'Prince of the City’. X Mlaalon ImpoaalMa ^ with Herbie, Ken Berry and Germany with considerable three recent and enormously They seldom place us in prime time. ^Manchester (R) 11:26 7:28 X EntartaInmantTonIght latest quality Australian television tity. So we are doing historical films girl to him at the same time. (2 hrs.) 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The quintessential p.m., bowling at Parkade championship (2 hrs ) X ' Stepping Out I American Forum 0 Catabratlon Of Tha Euchatlat gama 3 In thia champlonahip aarlaa Medicare volunteers will 0:30 5:30 took her from Memphis toLas Vegas one-man war against the railroad. X 0 8 Sunday Morning (Romantir Comedy) 1:26 X Wild Kingdom'Under The to Hawaii. (Repeat; 2 hrs.) (May be (105 mlna.) ) MaatarplacaThaaIra: Duchaaa I Sports O Movta (M on.,Thur.)’Praaldant’a from tha atadium of tho Wauturn who point their lives "B movie.” GR ADE: B. be here Oct. 14 from 1 to 3 Lanes. X £<^putarworld X X InThaNawa X 0 Oral Roberta Of Duka Street 1 Larson Sunday Night Mlatroaa' (M O N ). ’Sparkla’ Dlvlalon champlonitimaandtaamato Belushi switches from food 8 0 ® ThaKId Superpower Hour Northern Ice' i-empted by the playoff series.) 2:50 0 CoNaga Football toward victory at the 1924 and the Legal Aid will be Wednesday: 9 a.m., 1:30 Living Faith Nawamakar Saturday X Movie-(Comedy) "B.8.1 3:30 11:30 Q ^ . ) baannouncad. fights to light comedy in W th Shazam 30 Minutes ® HHHH?H????7????(gO 0 Fred Saxon 0 Oaisma ttroot S Horaa Callad Jaalar (Tua.) Olympic games. This is a public health nurse by ap­ 0 Human Face Of China X X ® Hardy Boys-Nancy Draw Movla-(Drama)** "Small CIrcIa Love You” 1071 Peter Kaatner, ^na.) "Prixa Fighter" I CBS Nawa back Oct. 29. Brady Bunch 4:00 I David Suaakind 0 ILovoLucy Movla (EXC. MON., TU E.) 'Arabian this mildly diverting bit pointment; 9 a.m. round ® M’s Your Business X MYSTERIES OfFrlanda" 1980BradDavis,Karen Joanna Cameron. Story of e young ad 0 Family Focus true story, and beautifully Monday afternoon the (ol) 1981 Golf DIgastCommamora- lnslda Buainaaa SAllen. Story of threecollegestudents man lost among the apice of life: a X National Football League I Baxters 0 Nanny And Tha Protaaaof Advantura' (WED.). ‘Young And about the crusading RAGGEDY MAN (PG) dancing; 9:30 ceramics; 10 0:56 tiva Pro-Am From Newport. Rhode 8 Jimmy Swaggart 0 Poopta’a Court Fraa' (THUR.), ‘Sir Qawain And Tha mounted on screen. A bit pinochle winners were: X X In The News Fitnass Motivation living, learning and loving their way fiancee, an elghteen-yeer-old 0 From Hollywood l0 N a w a Chicago columnist who — Sissy Sparek, Eric Island (R) § Magic Of on Painting through a uniquely turbulent era in f emptreae and her mother, hia boat, m National Football League An Evening At Tha Improv Oman Knight'(FRI.) on the cold side emotional­ V io let Dion, 801; Leon a.m., pinochle games, 10:00 0 Naws-Waathar-Sports 0 MlatarRogara 0 AJd. Woathor (Exe. Mon., Frt.) OB Bawitchad finds himself interviewing Roberts, Sam Shepherd. Brady Bunch American history, between 1967 and whom he succumbs to, ensuring his Movla ly, but well worth your friendship circle, crewel X 0 Antiques ® Jateona O Waakand Haroaa JImBakkar ^ 0:30 3:30 (Drama) A young divorcee Fallot, 801, John Gaily, X ® Richie RIch-Scooby And EVENING 1071. (Rated R) (2 hrs.) rise on Madison Avenue. (100 ® World Tomorrow an eagle-watcher on a ® ® This Waak In Baseball 0 Freeman Reports Inalda Bualnaea X LoavoItToThoWomon ' a Movla (Mon.) ‘OlIvnrTwIal’ attention. 'GRADE: A- 780; Bess Moonan, 779; Bill embroidery; noon, lunch; ^ ra p p y Doo Too ( 0 M o v la -(C o m e d y ) *** "T h a mins.) 0 Matinaa At Tha Bijou II trying to raise two kids in 2:00 3:00 O Six MIHon Dollar Man Dr. Jack Van Imps ) MyThroaSona B o Vbla Alagro Colorado crag — and, im­ 12:30 p.m., bridge games; X Dr. Who'lmageOfFendahl' N*w> Ganaral" 1027 Busier Keaton. 0:30 )E | p N ’aI SportdForum f (W ad.) minus. Stone, 775; Rene Maire, X KIdsworld Marion Mack . True Civil War story of XMovle-(Adventure)*^ "Action a Movla _ Maaaachusatta Council Of probably, they fall in love. rural Texas, 1944, has a ^ SportsCantar X Little Rascals X Starsky And Hutch Comment 0 ReturnToSpaca CFL Football: From tha 65 Yard Lina ,3 :57 768; Mary O’Brien, 767; 1 p.m., craft class. Bus 0 Art Of Cooking Pol Marlin Racing From Balmont Park stolen train. Union spies. Not as Man" 1067 Jean Qabin, Robert Rabbla ONLY WHEN I brief fling with a young X Movla-(Drama) *** "Three X Point Of View a Movla 11:46 ( D NaurabraaK If you can suspend dis­ pickup at 8 a.m.; return ^monstrates his culinary skills 0 Praaa Box Washington bureau fanciful or hilarious as other Keaton Stack. Reformed criminal and an Day Of DIacovary sailor and an encounter Bea Mader, 742; Lillian Woman" 1077 Sissy Spacek. films, but one of the most solid American adventurer plan ■ daring 0 SulHvana X Movla 3;B8 LAUGH (R) — Marsha belief and accept a roman­ 0 M o v la -(D r a m a ) ** " M y chief and guest correspondents I Am. I Can, I Will 4:30 Movta (FrL) ‘Stardust Lewis, 739; Mina Reuther, trips at 12:30 p.m. and 3:15 Shelley Duvall. Focuses on three stories. (90 mins.) bi(nk robbery which goes off exactly 12:00 ( D a FYi Mason, Kristy McNichol. tic Belushi, fine. But that with horror. This movie, Bodyguard" 1080 Chris Ma­ women who carry on mother dji^uss events of the week. Calabrata 0 SportsCantar Plus 4KX> p.m. kepeace, Ruth Gordon. A l5yearold 0:30 aMrrangad. but than muat use the very intent on capturing a 738. daughter relationships. (Rated PG) 0 Sneak Pravlawa Critics Gene Three Btoogaa 0 Festival Of Faith ( D LavarrM And Bhirtay And (Comedy-drama) This takes a lot of doing. Chicago high school sophomore 0 Movla-(Drama)*** "Spitfira" loot to ransom the crlmlnel'a wife Cottage Football Thursday: 9 a.m. ^ h rs ) Siskel and Roger Ebert review the Insight a Qraataat Sporta Legends Company year’s Neil Simon film is a feeling of time and place, We have available, here who attended private school for 9 latest films and present scenes from. 1034 KatharineHepburn, Ralph »n ahe la kidnapped. (119 mlna.) Taka Tw o G R AD E : B. u 10:00 ® Accent On Living SK)0 Movla (D Fintalonaa in our office, tickets for an orchestra; noon, hot meal; BWrr REYNOLDS years decides to try public school 'The French Lieutenant's Woman,' Bellamy. A backwoods girl falls in Newe Wrap-Up CB8 Sunday Morning I Programming (Exc. ( D MarvQrmin(Eae. Wad.) Happy pleasant surprise; instead somehow lacks a clear vi­ ® Movla 'War Bride' (2 hrs.) love with a married man. (90 mins.) SBionic Woman (1^ Bionic Woman Movla 1 p.m., program on mated PG) (2 hrs.) 'Paternity' and 'Prince of the City'. Woody Woodpecker And ABC Theater For Young n.) Daya(WED.) of the sitcom silliness of FIRST MONDAY IN sion and ends up more a Evening of the Performing 0 Nancy Savlr>-Tha Arts (S) From Hollywood Lee Leonard 10:00 ThaAthlataa ^ o r t s on entertainment features Black Parapactiva Frtanda Amartcans 10:00 OD Movla ‘Frojact: Kill' (MON.), O C TO B E R (R) — Waller Arts on Saturday, Oct. 24. paramedics. Bus pickup at ® Ask Tha Manager Jaffaraona X News Movie-(Drama)** "SmellCIrcle M «H For Tha 28th Sunday Of Movla D X One Day At A Tim# past movies, this is a fun­ curiosity than anything 0 Pogramming Unannounced X Mas X HardHardy Boya-Nancy Draw 12:05 ‘Coogan’a Blurt' (TU E .), ‘Bruaklng The cost for seniors is only 10 a.m. and 10:45 at Arthur PATERNITY 10:26 SLa Plaza X ® Fantasy Island A woman OfFrIende” lOBOBradDevie.Keren Year JWaRona iLooda' (W ED.), 'Billy Thu Kid' ny, entertaining film that Matthau, Jill Clayhurgh. else. Several scenes 0Movle-(Drama)***V^ "Naw arranges to meet the lover from long Allen. Storyoffhreecollegeetudenta yetarlaa X An Evening At Tha Improv 0 ® Ask NBC News Land" 1073 Max Von Sydow. Liv 6:30 Ufaatylaa D Ramambar Whan: Qo, Team, ) Poopta’aCourt \ 'Wrlrtun On Tha Wind' (Romanlie eomedy) This frightening to children. 51. 10:30 ago whose memory still affects her living, learning end loving their way 12:30 touches the heart without Ullmann. The story of the lives and CB SN aw i Spiritual Crusade X Community Calendar ) StralghtTalk movie, from the play about On Wednesday it was ■aficniEEnae X X Tha Popaya And Oliva X Entertainment ThiaWaakHost life after a mysterious separation; through e uniquely turbulent era in Nawamakar Sunday P JtaortaCantar ) NFL Story: Una By Una (FrL) hammering home its GRADE: B-minus. hardships of Swedish immigrants in McHala’aNavy X Movla 8{m w n Hallick, Marjorie Wallace and a aportswriter of short stature American history, between 1967 and Movla Nawa-Waathar-Bporta l0LaaVagaaQamblt I Domata the first woman Supreme pinochle again with the top Vernonc,nf K2 Minnesota. (3 hrs.) fights for a place on a professional ® Uatan message. Miss Mason is X Laurel And Hardy 0 ® NBC News 1971.(Rated R) (2 hra.) Sports America ANaa Smith And Jonas 1 22ANVS I JImBakkar 0 TV Community College basketball team to gain a lady's 4:00 12:46 Court justice, was rushed (Film grading: A — scorers being John Gaily, I ROUTES 86-84 (Exit B6I] (8) Movla-(Drama) ** "Tha Pilot" Medicine And Your Health Bacrfflea Of Tha Mesa Nova ) In-School Programming ) CNNAItarnoonConUnuaa. less cloying than usual as 1080 Cliff Robertson, Diane Baker ® Championship Wrestling admiration. Quest stars; Connie 0 Take Two • X Thoughts To Live By out to take advantage of 605; Betty Jesanis, 582; 6 49-9333 ® Movla-(Drama) "Lad: A Up And Coming 'Incident at Rax Humbard Btraata Of Ban Francisco 1:00 I Rtahard Simmons Show I Buga Btmny And Frtanda tlie alcoholic actress who superb; B — good; C — Frustrated by problems in both his tHamilton High' When Marcus is Stevens. Sonny Bono. (Season 0 Newe 10:30 10:20 I Movla (Tua.) 'Manny'a Orphan' Dog" 1062 CarrollO'Connor,Peter Bay Brother Nawa-Waathar-Bporta the actual naming of a average; I) — poor; F — Ernest Grasso, 580; Harry . ‘"TurauEunrT^ marriage and career, a senior airline attacked at school by a white bully, Premiere; 80 mins.) 4:30 X Talavlalon Mesa 6:30 PNowa | 0 Saaama straat tries to get a handle on her Breck A dog brings new zest for life 0 Movla -(Romance) ** "Soma- Faith For Today female justice. It's talky, Pspisil, 574; Ann Thomp­ iM m - m pilot takes to drink and finds that he he seeks violent reevenge. X Newe X ® Kids Are People Too ThalQIri 8 _ J Movla (Exc. Tua.) ‘Ona Summar problems when she awful) to a lame child (2 hrs ) whara In Tim a" 1080 Christopher 0 CFL Football Calgary Stam- 1:06 stands to lose a great deal (Rated ^losed-Captioned; U.S.A.) X That’s Tha Spirit Praaa Box D X A N c a Lova' (M ON.), Buga Bunny (TUE.), but the talk is witty and son, 565; Gert McKay,'561. m g| Bn NEEOLr ( P Q )^ J u a ) 2:01 Reeve, Jane Seymour. A playwright gedera vs Montreal Alouettaa (R) X Cottage Football’81 becomes roominates with ® SportsWorld (May be pre­ ® Bob Nawhart Show 8 World Tomorrow RIghlaoua Applae ■Tha WlldFirty'(W ED.).‘Tom Jonas' civilized, and makes some 8 0 ® Space Stars 7:00 falls in love with a picture of a 93) M ovie '(M u alce l)* * "D ivin e ® Movla I U ® itt&MBtaUbuatara (THUR.), ‘Bua RIlay'a Back In Town’ her estranged teen-age empted by the playoff series ) (S) style Elsa Klensch presents the hauntingly beautiful lOtfxcentury Medneee'^ 1900 Bette Midler. X Mlaalon Impoaalbla X J^ronaky And Company 0 Sneak Pravlawa EVENINQ I Laava N Ts Tha Woman l.) good points. Unfortunately, ^rwardLook. 2:30 actress, and transcends space and Filmed Footage of Bette's concert 0 H a ra * a H o w daughter (Miss McNichol). X Mario And Tha Magic Movla X ® M.A.8.H. 10:4S 1:36 k AndyQrtfmh EmargancyOna the two stars are dreadful­ 0 This Old House ■ X Muppat Show Guest: John time to find her. (Rated PG) (105 tour. (Rated PQ) (2 hrs.) 10:88 The two make an appealing Machina ® Jewish Ufa X ABC News W a llo n a (E x e . W a d .) C arol ®Movla-(Comady)** "BawaraOf s) 0 Get Smart 10:68 D Movla fBumart and Frlanda (WED.) team and they, with co- ly miscast. The R rating Blondia" 1951 Penny Singleton. X QlIHgan'a Island Nawa-Waathar-Sporta itOO J 0 Nav 1:46 (S)Movla-(Comady)*** "Saamt ® Dear Alex And Andy 11KK) 4:30 comes from a porno movie- ArthurLake Mr. Dithers leaves the Independent News X Community Calendar ) Battlaatar Qalactlca News And Weather stars James Coco and Joan Lika Old TImaa" 1081 Chevy 0 The Commodores in Concert S 11KK> SRO: Tha Lett Qraat VaudavUta CD JaNtraont within-the-movie that is 10:30 X Prayer pMovla business in Dogwood's incapable Chase, Goldie Hawn Neil Simon Supergroup 'The Commodores’ in a I UttlaF S ) Hour Mac (D UtBaRaacala Hackett, bring the film to hands for a few days. (90 mins.) live concert performance from the Black Nawa 0 W e ^ In Review i8_ o Old m Tima Qoapal Hour 1 Meat Tha Press ) Pries laff ^ ABC Allaraehool Bpaelal very explicit. GRADE: B- 10:55 comedyabout a bumbling man whois Forum 38 0 Movie-(Adventure)** "ICover ) Waak In Ravlaw ^ A T C N a w a life. GRADE: B. forced into robbing a bank and seeks ^ d d in Hotel in Las Vegas. S Davay And QoNath 1:60 (W od.)’ffiaretruck’ minua. X ® Schoolhousa Rock 0 World Opportunities The Waterfront” 1933 Claudette Inalda Tha NFL PMovla 0 CPLPoelball(Men..Prl.) 0(ID CCollogo e f lo g o BoBocoor (M on.) TRAVEL AGENCY 10:56 help from his ex-wife. (Rated (PG) (2 (TC E C E e id l^ News Colbert, Ernsat Torrence. A i World Of Cooking X Moment Of Meditation PRIEST OF LOVE (R) hrs) 8 That’s Hollywood Sunday At Tha King’s House 2:00 CoWaga Football (TUE.), Horaaahow PrptasaionarRodao (FRI.) X X In Tha News 0 Sporta Saturday X M.A.8.H. * dockelde reporter fella In love with Nawa-Waathar-Bports I ABCNaws Jumping (WED.), 1061 Qolf Dlgaat 0 Chrtol Tho Living Word THE . FRENCH (3) Harvest Temple ) Soundataga Spaclala Sporta Ian McKellen, Janet Suz­ AVAILABLE TO EVERYONE WHO TRAVEL^ 11:00 0 Muppat Show 8 AmarIca’a To p 10 the daughter of eaeefering Lawrence Walk Show Commainpratlva Pro-Am (THUR.) 0 Bawitcfiad LIEUTENANT’S X X Blackstar 3:00 0 Sporta •ihuggler. (90 mine.) 6:30 Movla man. (Biographical X Wa'ra Movin' 0 Movla-(Drama) * * "My MatInaaAtThaBIJoull S 0 0 0 WboolOfFertuiM 0 Movie (Thur.)’Oliver Twist' WOMAN (R) — Meryl X Soul Train Bodyguard" 1080 Chris Ma- 0 Movla- (Advantura)** SKM Adalanta X ABC Nawa O Movta (Exe. Wod.) 'Stardust , Man Who Lovad Basra dram a) This is the story of X m ovIs -(Adventure)** "Savage lyj NBSNawa X Gokfla Gold*Thundarr Hour kapaace, Ruth Gordon . A 16 year old "Baltimore Bullet’’ 1080 Jamas X Newe Humanitlaa Through Tha Arts Streep, Jeremy Irons. Five" 1070 David Chiang, Tl Lon 0 intamatlonalWaaklnRavlaw Risk Of Marriage Mamorlaa' (MON.), ’Balllmora the last few restless years today Is your Coburn, Omar Sharif. Apool-huatling 6:15 11:28 K taraohool Bpadal (Wad.) UBAF Rattgloua FNm Bullet’ (TUE.), *My Bodyguard’ (R om an ce) John Fowles’ hero has an aye for greenbacks and XMovIe-(Comedy)...... X Dear Alex And Anma ® NBC Nawa OHUR.). 'On Tha Town’ (FRI.) 'Starstruok' in the life of D. H. 0 Photo Show 2:30 At^am ixn cvtLTt That Lady?" i960 TonyCurtla. 11:30 0 Our Mtoa Brooks 60)0 Lawrence, author of such stylish novel finally lucky day!!!... Daan Marlin. Achamietryprofaeaor, X Face Tha Nation ® BtrawbarrythortcakaOoaaTo X MoracambaAndWIaa i ^ ; 0 MadIcIna And Your Health 0LovaBeal reaches the screen. It is caught by hia wifa Malng a atudant, QlWgan’a Island The Big Apple 11:30 ataland works as ’’Lady X 3:00 gata hIsT. V. w rt^rla n d todraam up X ABkilltaPamBy iM u p p a iiBhow the story of Victorian-age Movla Chatterley’s Lover.’’ Meredith Baxter Birney - an axplanatioifwhich finda him in X X l M i y F a y d I Happy Days Again (Exe. lovers — a woman who troubla with tha F.B.I. (2 hrs.) Beautifully done, but it is, 0 O 0 Password PhM !■) may be victi(n or predator, sr/MMO keeping priorities firm 0 Movta (Wod.)‘Homo To Stay’ NASC«Mltoelna|Tiw.)PKAFull however, overlong and X PubHcAffpIra aaai^zay nv^m^pa^wva^N ^vavwu^n Contaot Karat. (W Eb.), Au.trali«ii and a man who risks all for FREE ROUNDTRIP but rather one that evolved 0 IntamaUonal Waak In Ravlaw some stretches seem inter­ BODY Meredith Baxter Birney is a Sunday RutacFoolbalKmUR.) his infatuation. But they from her own childhood. Her B T n Bchool Programming (Exc. (B Movla (M on.)’Childran Of minable. the acting by the busy actress, a devoted mothermuinei i have chosen to add to a AIRFARE.... and a loving wife. Any ^>ne o( mother mothe is actress Whitney Hon.) Thaatr. Straat', Saoral Of Boyna principals is outstanding Alex's mother Feljcia (Elinor Don­ 11017 Caatia, Fart 6. (THUR.), Donald Duck modern counterpart — a HEAT these categories might who starred in the Household furniture has and the backgrounds are to Miami when you ahue) leaves her son Alex (Glenn XXNowabroah Up (FRI.) film company shooting the stitute a separate careereer j(OT~'Shirleyiriey Booth comedy series been a popular item found avAadOalaai glorious. (M ild sex and As (hi’ lemperalurt' rises, in the Want Ads from tha Scarpelll) with Ann, when ONE AFTERNOON B story, and that device is in­ most women, but not so (or tier. "Hazel." atiAraTaMnB mild nudity account far the sail with HOLLAND the suspense begins very beginning of our DAY AT A TIME returns for Its lAManMon Coallnuaa How difficult is it for a woman “ From my mother," she con­ m o o trusive and awkward. It’s country. And you will find seventh season, Sunday, October ^ X X N ows ay Daya Again R rating). GRADE: B. AMERICA to tha to combine these careers? "Not fides, "I learned it was possible la|Mon.,Wad.)'Fraaldanl'a almost two movies. a good variety of furniture 11 on CBS-TV. J MMday very," she says. "It's really just for a woman to work at a career every day in the Want Ads JUpToThoMbMito Mlalraaa' (MON.), T lin Naw Land' TRUE CONFESSIONS GRADE:A-minus. Ann's hardly ready to become a matter of . knowing your outside the home without today I Whenever you have klMipFallh (R) — Robert DeNiro, mother to a teen-ager again, much I 0 t f CaidBhaika I MIHirlloBara MOMMIE DEAREST CARIBBEAN they me priorities, keeping them in sacrificing the care and love of an article to sell, just give ) FrairaaiUBaaBaaacad(TMa.) Robert Duvall, Burgeua us a call . . . we'll help you less a male teen-ager, but Alex's 1 T ^ o T Y y order and taking it from there." her children. It was possible to I VailoiM PrograaMakig 8)(ia%rCoi C «L r Cavalry ' (R ) — Faye Dunaway. for complete details call: they heanf Mis. word your ad for qukk^ mother (Miss Donahue) makes a M eredith, Rose G regorio. With her priorities in order, be a loving parent and a ^ “ lo ’Bright Loaf (MON.), WCarolBMinaMAndFrtandadae. (Drama) Based on the results. strong case for Alex remaining in Wad.) (Drama) De Niro »and f tA X ) Manchester she was able to accept the star­ careerist at the same'time. I volRoata O’Qmdy* (TUE.), book by Christina Craw­ And that uxis Indianapolis. f’(WEO.).TRSaaVoulnMy _ BtlB Duvall are the main attrac­ 'SS^Sfoad Streiat ring role in "The Two Lives of have tried to carry this same ( B I liiM aao Failo ford, Joan Crawford's just round one. Bonnie Franklin returns In her ----- 1.’Lightning Btrikaa tions in this well-made film Carol Letner,” a new motion pattern Into my own life." daughter. Highly JOHN . BLAIR starring role as Ann Romano, single that never quite catches picture-for-television to be One thing that helps In her ._ J n »a------a rafa ■ 6 4 e -7 0 9 6 ~ b e l u s h i * -BROWN Local sports mother with two daughters; Julie 11:30 J t im^awawwanw melodramatic account of broadcast as a special movie case, she is quick to point out, JwP ■ntariamniani lomgnv fire. Duvall is the detective (Mackenzie Phillips), who Is mar­ X X Toohb And The Raetlaaa CHiristina’s early life with presentation, Wednesday, Oc­ is the cooperation and support X S t o a n ’sHopa 1 MaA^iaH. and' De Niro is his mon- (lONTlNENTAL Len Auster, Herald ried, and Barbara (Valerie Ber- Movla (TV a J Th a WhHa Lkma' the late Hollywood legend, tober 14 on CBS-TV. of her husband, David Birney, 000Doetera s i^ o r brother, both caught sportswriter, keeps you in­ tlnelll), still living at home. Also 0 Movta (Mon.)‘Bparkla* j Di.BoellOaHabravra who is portrayed as r)lV lD E~ The actress has a definite whom she mef when they co- I Jlavla (F i t ) ‘Oa Tlia Town' up in the seamy, corrupt Holland formed about the local returning Is Pat Harrington as ... obsessive, schizophrenic philosophy about her busy life. starred in the comedy series d tP V I |■B naeMeCoaipaay Los Angeles of the ’40s. sports world. Read the Dwayne Schneider. 1 LallaiyBhovtnhur.) America "Bridget Loves Bernie." liOO \ ------and abusive toward her PLEASE CAU.THEATRE y It is not a fly-by-night theory. latest in his "Thoughts f aairaroona The supporting cast com­ TV eonm oa w im cu. m c. CHECK USTINGS FOR EXACT TIME. 0 AIMyChBdron child. It is riveting in the S Ul'aMakoADoal 6:M plements the fine lead per­ Cruises A p L E N ty,” regularly in I Movta Continuaa (Thur.) OvmnaaBea(Wod.) formances, but the movie sense that one never knows The Manchester Herald. THE HERALD. Sat., Oct. 10, 1981 - 19 IB - THE HERALD. Sat.. Oct. 10. 1981 Anni* -- Leonard Starr

St. Bridget's Religious Services Ifel-rLLWP'rtXi ANNIE,HAIT- USTEN,1HAT0LP OH,NO/MR.AM OH? WELL, HE MAY HAVE BffilABIT Astro-graph NIGHT HOW.. BBDREYOU CHARACTER COULP e s m u tv e s ECCENmC BEPORE, m UVINQ Crossword IH0PEM3URNP G O IH TD B e a m e m u tf ALWAYS BESl meeting. i ALONE IN THIS CRAZY PLACE LUTHERAN CHURCH (Wlaconain YOUR QUARTERN CABIN~ WEUHAVETD KIND0»«ER~ HAS DRIVEN HIM XOUNP WE Andover UNITED PENTECOSTAL Synod), 300 Buckland Road. Rav. Rosary Society CHURCH, 187 Woodbridge St. COMFORTABLE- BE- FUNNY-- MNP/WE COUP I Ronald Muatjal. paator. 0:30 a.m., FIRST CONGREGATIONAL Rev. Marvin Stuart, minister. 10 ACROSS 41 Bs prsgnsnt Answer to Previous Puzzle worahlp aarvica: 10:30 a.m., Sun­ BE PKISOHEKSf 45 Hors4 CHURCH of Andover, UCC, a .m , Sunday school; 11 a.m., day achool. □UUIJ|C1E!1Z1U Route 6 at Long Hill Road. Rev. worship; 6:30 p.m.. prayer; 7 ment cycle, so you should sat 1 Housawifa’s ti- commsnd OUR SAVIOR LUTHERAN Octebw 11, M SI tla (abbr.) 48 Middls □ □ □ □ ■ D B G Richaid H. Taylor, pastor. 10 a.m. p.m., worship. • CHURCH, (Mlaaourl Synod) 230 goals which wW give you some­ a n o G u c i D G worship service with nursery You should have no tear ol thing worthy to moot for. 4 Unit of energy 49 Pear meets Monday PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 43 Graham Road. Rav. Roll A. GG noa GEi available during service: coffee baing Innovallve in ihe year fol­ m e n (Fab. IM S a ie h 19) Be 9 Ruuian 53 Gallic Spruce St. Rev. Richard Gray, Buchmann, paator. 9 a.m □ □ □ hour following service. lowing your birthday. Experi­ ' (lexibto today. Your Initial lighter plana affirmativa pastor. 10:30 a.m., worship ser­ W orrtip aarvica; 10:18 a.m., B l- G U G G G G St Bridget's Rosary Society monthly meeting is vice. nursery; 9:15 a.m., Sunday menting wllh new Invenllons, approach to solving probisma 12 Least (abbr.) 54 Helped Maolaaa. . malerlal, melhods or lech- may not produce optimum □ G n o D scheduled for Oct. 12 at 8 p.m. in the school cafeteria. Bolton school; 7 p.m.. Informal worship. 13 Buenos____ 56 Lap nlquet could bring financial results. Success comes alter 14 Hswsiisn 57 Painting G O D G G Rosary and sacrifice of the mass will precede the ST. JOHN’S POLISH rewards. □ G G G 171 CHURCH O F ST. MAURICE, 32 NATIONAL CATHOLIC CHURCH. Vernon some slight modifications. voles no, medium ^ meeting at 7: IS p.m. UBRA (SapL SSrOol. a ) u rn * (Marsh t1-Apifl M) O G G G Q G Hebron Road. The Rev. J. Clifford 23 Gotway St. Rev. Walter A. Msuns____ 58 CItalpIne land GGG iiwnr Father Robert ST. JOSEPH CHURCH, 33 Devote prepar time and effort Don’t let your amotions kifiu- ' 15 Conesh 59 Bom Curtin, pastor. Saturday mass at Hyszko, pastor. 9 a.m., mass In West St.. Rockville. Saturday today to unfMafiad tasks which anca your kidgmant today In GOGG Levesque A.M.I. will pre­ S,p.m .; Sunday masses at 7:30, English; 10:30 a.m., mass In 16 FIssh out 60 Piggery masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday are important materially. After matters which require practical Motley’s Crew — Templeton & Forman 17 Csrty 61 Bravfi sent slides and speak 9!1S and 11 a.m. English and Polish. masses at 8:30 (Polish), 10 and completion, switch your atten­ avakiatlona. Your teaNngs may g B d g ST. BARTHOLOMEW’S 18 Cuts 62 Prayer atx)ut a retreat at Im- BOLTON UNITED METHODIST 11:15 a.m. tion eisewhera. Romance, trav­ oppose your logic. CHURCH. 1040 Boston Turnpike. CHURCH. 741 E. Middle Turn­ 20 Tsks s tnesi 10 Suffix 42 Hit herd ROCKVILLE BAPTIST el, luck, resources, p r^ b le TAUMIS (Aptfl aBJUay M) maculata. Rev. Marjorie Hlles; pastor. 9:30 pike. Rev. Martin J. Scholsky. pitfalls and career (or the com­ 21 Minus DOWN 11 Jokes 43 Rsisting to C H U R C H . 69 Union St. ReV. Subdus today temptations to 22 Brssthing Born in Manchester, a.m., church school; 11 a.m.. pastor. Saturday mass at 5 p.m.; ing months are as diauesaad hi reveal information toM to you MIKE, THE legASON I .r A W D T D SO you IBSps ebb end flow Robert L. LaCounte. pastor. 9 YfeAH/ -.1 JUST PAID spaiture 1 Masdames 21 Abstsd N.H., Father Levesque worship service, nursery. Sunday masses at 6:30. 10 and a.m., worship service; 10:15 a.m., your Astro-Graph which begins In confidence. Should the COlME OVEP ISH 3 p a y BOfSHOVJ S n L L O W e 44 Fred Astsira’s ST. GEORGE’S EPISCOPAL B U T F R O A YOU BACK FOR 25 Wsll (Scot) (abbr.) attended Oblate College 11:30 a.m. Sunday school; 7 p.m., evening with your birthday. Mas St lor Imputes arise, change the topic yo u THE TEM BUCKS t IT M E T E N 23 Revenue CHURCH. Boston Turnpike. Rev. ST. JAMES CHURCH. Rev. TOMY... l a s t W E E K . 27 Doctor's 2 Baltic port sister service. each to Astro-Graph, Box 489, of conversation. o w e H70 FiaoM l a s t 24 Lssso and Seminary in Bar Har­ John C. Holliger, vicar. 10 a.m.. William F. Carroll. Rev. Francis V. BACK. BUCKS. hsipar (abbr.) 3 Precipitation 45 Mskes psssas SACRED HEART CHURCH. Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. G M M (fitey It-June M ) This 25 Spiders' bor. Maine and Natick. Family Eucharist; 11 a.m.. WEEK. 28 Male garment 4 Sharp Krukowskl. Rev. Robert A. Route 30. Rev. Ralph Kelley, Be sure to specify birth date. Is not a good day to toot your homes St Nursery program and coffee O’Grady, team ministry; Rev. BCOKPIO (OeL S4-Nav. 32 Expunge projection Mass. He was ordained to pastor; Rev. Michael Donohue. a ) own horn. Somaons who is a 26 HsirMlo 46 Eight (Fr.) fellowship. Edward J. Reardon, in residence. You’re capable of skiSfiilly trifle jealous of you may turn 35 Beariika 5 Fuel-carrying the priesthood in 1960. Saturday mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday 29 Civil Isbbr.) BOLTON CONGREGATIONAL managing moat of your kivolve- your boasta around and use 36 Celtic ship 47 Unctuous Saturday masses at 5 and 7:30 masses at 7:30, 9,10:30 a.m. and 30 Singletons He served as assistant CHURCH, 226 Bolton Center mants today. However, in them against you. language 6 Mr. Hssp 50 Arm bone p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30, 9 noon. 31 Put to proof pastor and high school Road at the Green. Rev. J. Stan­ and 10:30 a.m., noon. financial matters your grades CAN Cn (Jana »-Jal)i a ) 37 Strainers 7 Slow (mus.) 51 Russisn ci^ ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL 38 Dssd Ses city 33 Ate pray chaplain at parishes in ton Conover, minister; 9:30 a.m., ST. BRIDGET CHURCH. 70 aren’t Skaly to be too bnpras- Make a deoalon today to sithar 8 Superlstiva 52 Smsilsword CHURCH, Route 30. Rev. Robert slvo. work or play, but don't have a 39 Articte suffix 34 Printer's Lowell, Mass., for eight worship service. Sunday School, Main St. Risv. Philip A. Sheridan H. Wellner, rector. 6 a.m.. com­ 54 Drive at nursery; 10:30 a.m. Coffee Hour and Rev. Emilio P. Padelli. co­ SAOmAMUS (Itov. 2S4)ae. loot In each camp. Doing one 40 Csnonized 8 Young IsdY msssura years: religion teacher munion; 10 a.m.. family service I I ) Your graataat pteasura wSI thing and worrying about msn (sbbr.) (Fr.,r., sbbr.) 35 You end I 55 Change color in Chandler Hall; 10:45 a.m. pastors. Saturday masses at 5 and church school. i and chaplain in New Forum Program. and 7:30 p.m; Sunday masses at coma todiv from that which another will spoil your fun. VERNON ASSEMBLIES OF you do to help others, not from Hampshire for two years, 7:30. 9. 10:30 and noon. U O (Jallr IM u tt. 22) Before 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 8 10 11 Father Levesque GOD CHURCH. 51 Old Town advancing your own Interests, doing lor others today, look out and chaplain at the Boy's Coventry JEHO VAH'S W ITNESSES. 647 Road. Rockville. Rev. Mlchellno as you may Initially think. Tolland Turnpike. 9:30 a.m.. Bible first for those you're rssponsl- Training Center in Cumberland County Jail in the Ricci, pastor. 11 ;00 a.m. and 6:30 CAPMCOM (Dae. Il^kn. M) bto lor. Only after their needs Winnie Winkie — Henry Raduta and J.K.S. 12 13 14 COVENTRY PRESBYTERIAN discourse; 10:20 a.m., group dis­ p.m., worship services. Thera is a poeaibillty you may are met, help eteewhsra. Portland. Maine area for 19 months. CHURCH, Route 44-A and Trow- cussion. VERNON UNITED METHODIST be a shads too saN-consdous v n O O (Aag. S M a p l 22) Rely 15 16 17 Father Levesque joined the retreat team at the Oblate bridge Road, Rev. Brad Evans, ZION EVANGELICAL CHURCH, Route 30. Rev. at social gatheringa today. more heavily on your own d sd - Retreat House in Hudson. N.H. for one year and in 1975- pastor. Sunday. 9:30 a.m. LUTHERAN CHURCH (Missouri Marjorie Hlles. pastor. 9:15 a.m. Once you relax, you'S raaSy siona today regardkig things BILL'jlfeaOSS SORRY 0RPIE Synod), Cooper and High streets. 18 19 20 21 76 supervised a master's program titM "Professional worship; 10:45 a.m. Sunday church school; 9:15 a.m.. worship anioy yourself. which affect your saH-Intsrssts, IS TRY1NS1D THEY W E R £ school; 7 p.m. Bible study and Rev. Charles W. Kuhl, pastor. 9 AfklAMIM (Jan. iO#eb. M) service, nursery. rather than on the auggestlons REACH HIM... HERE BUT - Training in the Pastoral Ministry " at St. Paul Universi­ fellowship. Wednesday. 7:30 p.m. a.m.. Divine worship; 10:15 a.m CHURCH OF ST. BERNARD. Don't make thia a purpoaateaa ofasaodatss. 22 23 24 Sunday School and Youth Forum. ty. Ottawa. Canada prayer meeting; Rockville. Rev. John J. White, day. You're In a good achieve­ (irawsPAm ENTsiwnaa AsaNi SOUNPEP LEFT. PRINCE OF PEACE Holy Communion first and third He earned a doctor of ministry degree from Andover pastor. Saturday masses at 5 and U R C e N T/ 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 LUTHERAN CHURCH. Route 31 Sunday. 7 p.m.; Sunday masMS at 8:00,10 Newton Theological School. and North Rl -er Road. Rev. W. H. CHURCH O F CHRIST. Lydall He is serving his sixth year as superior and retreat and 11:30 a.m. Wilkens, pastor. 9 a.m.. Sunday and Vernon streets. Eugene ROCKVILLE UNITED 32 33 3 ^ H 35 director at Immaculata. school; 10:15 a.m.. worship ser­ Brewer and Steve Holt, ministers. METHODIST CHURCH, 142 All women interested in making a retreat are invited vice. Sunday services; 9 a.m. Bible Grove St. Rev. Richard E. Thom p­ 36 37 ST. MARY'S CHURCH. Route classes; 10 a.m. worship; 6 p.m. son. pastor. 10:45 a.m., worship to attend. 31. Rev. F. Bernard Miller, pastor; worship. Wednesday; 7 p.m. Bi­ service. Bridge 38 39 40 Rev. John L. Suprenant. ble study. Nursery provided for all FIRST CONGREGATIONAL associate pastor. Saturday services. CHURCH of Vernon, 695 Hartford masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. Turnpike. Rev. John A. Lacey, 41 42 43 44 Holocaust victim masses at 7:30. 9:30 and 10:45 SCIEN TIST. 447 N. Main St. 10:30 minister, Rev. David C. Bowling, a.m. a.m , church service. Sunday assistant minister. 9:55 a.m.. JZI-LIJLI-I 45 46 47 48 50 51 52 SECOND CONGREGATIONAL school, and care for small Church school, crib room, child - CHURCH. Route 44A. Rev. children. care; 10 a.m.. Worship service. The 12-14 point notrump Prisciiia’s Pop — Ed Sullivan COMMUNITY BAPTIST 53 54 ■55 56 Robert K. Bechtold. pastor. 9:30 FULL GOSPEL CHURCH. 585 E. Center St. Rev. a.m.. Education for all ages; 11 INTERDENOMINATIONAL fun at bimtelf and at the 12- r to speak at Trinity a.m., worship service. James I. Meek, minister. 9:15 57 58 59 CHURCH INC., 9 Ellington Ave., 14 print notnimp that la itUl SO I OOULP'VE FIRST CONGREGATIONAL a.m.. Church school for all ages, Rockville. Rev. Philip Saunders, ^ CIOBBEREP AGAIN.' BUT SOJ'RE STILL sou REALLY KNOW' Herald photo by Tarquinio kindergarten through Grade 4 played by aome of our Brit- HOW PEPRESSIN&.' BEEN EVVPLV HURT CHURCH OF COVENTRY. 1171 minister. Sunday. 2:30 p.m.. IN O IE FTECE.' HOW TD RUB IT 60 61 62 Main St. Rev. Bruck J. Johnson, continuing during the service; deliverance service; Wednesday. NOBIH la-lMI AMP ANSSEP’ AW IN P O N T S O U ? Mrs. Olga Elster. victim of the Nazi Holocaust, win The play ^ South la as - J l Home at last minister. 9:30 a.m. Church School 10:30 a.m.. Morning worship, 7:30 p.m.. deliverance service. b Q ia a RARTV TONISHr.' be the speaker at a special meeting of Church Women at Church Lane House; 11 a.m. nursery provided. TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH. TAQ2 neat a iwindle aa we have (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) United on Oct 15 at 7 p.m. at Trinity Covenant Church, Worship service, nursery care CHURCH OF THE NA2ARENE, Route 30. Rev. Thomas N. Colley, 9QJ109 ever aeen and we conaider it This bell, moved from the steeple of the former North Methodist provided in Church Lane House. 236 Main St. Rev. Neale McLain, pastor. 6 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. well worthy of our friend, 302 Hackmatack St. ♦ 111 the well-known “Generoua Mrs. Elster. la native of Hungary) was arrested as a Church building has been waiting for a resting place for many years. senior pastor; Rev. George Em - worship srvice; 9:10 a.m. Sunday m sn EAn Now, at last, the church, now on Parker Street, has been renovated and East Hartford mltt. minister of visitation and School. (>orge." teenager and taken with members of her family in a cat­ outreach. 9:30 a.m.. Sunday #984 bKJ9 The bidding la of the TALCOTTVILLE VJIITIil TKII CELEBRITY CIPHER tle car to the infamous Auschwitz prison. Herded into expanded and the bell tower which Is open on all sides. The newly FIRST ASSEMBLIES OF GOD. school; 10:45 a.m., worship, CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, catch-aa-catch-can nature Ciiaftrtri Ovtm cryptograms art craaiad from quotattona by tamoua paopta. pa« ♦ 1 (4 9X7111 763 Oak St. Rev. Ralph F. Jelley, children's church and nursery; 7 and there la no real play for and prsoariL Each lanarinthtdpbar stands tor aitothar. To^tdueONqualUJ. the gas chamber, she miraculously escaped death when renovated building and addition were dedicated last weekend. Main Street and Elm Hill Road. ♦ 1 «Q4 the gas malfunctioned. Later she was transferred to the pastor. 10 a.m., church school: 11 p.m., evening service, nursery. Rev. Kenneth E. Knox, pastor. the contract, but our “gener- a.m.. morning worship; 7 p.m.. CALVARY CHURCH 10:30 a.m. Worship service. SOOTH oua” Britlah doclarer found Bergen-Belsen prison where she nearly died of evening service. '(Assemblies of God), 647 E. Mid­ ♦ AI72 the play to make It He cov­ "L R VJBR J KUD UN WUUY malnutrition and starvation Mrs. Elster was released FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH of dle Turnpike. Rev. Kenneth L. »4 ered the jack of bearta with by the Americans in April'1945, she later married and MACC News East Hartford (Southern Baptist Gustafson, pastor. 9:30 a.m., ♦ A dnmmy’a queen. L LZ8DRZA DUYJCg XQD EUD UER UN Convention), 36 Main St. Rev. Sunday school; 10:30 a.m.. ser­ ♦AtJIIITt Eaat torik his king and led came to’ this country with her husband. Captain Easy — Crooks & Lawrence Charles Coley, pastor. 11 a.m. vice of worship; 6:30 p.m.. Vulnerable: Both back the nine of hMrts. Members of the community are invited to attend this and 7 p.m., worship services, evening service. Wouldn’t you? South DVRF QJE LZ8DR JXUQD LUFRE.” e meeting and hear Mrs. Elster tell of her experiences nursery; 9:45 a.m., Sunday CONCORDIA LUTHERAN Dealer East promptly discarded bia ace and of her faith. There will be a very brief business school: 6 p.m.. Training Union. CHURCH. (LCA). 40 Pitkin St. m trn Nsttk East Bead of duznonda oo dummYa WHERE SI5TER I WANr — WKREYJ HJQIAUE meeting preceding the speaker. The women of Trinity FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH Rev. Burton D. Strand, pastor; I N T DbL heart ace. Then he led me THOMAS’? bravery TO SrAV!.. Arts evening set (Lutheran Church in America), Rev. B. Stacy, associate pastor. Career training I WAwr PREVIOUS SOLUTION:"Movies were not fun for me, and .1 Covenant Church will serve refreshments following IV SNT Pasa IV queen of dUmoodi for a 1120 Silver Lane. Rev. Paul E. 8:30 and 10 a.-m. Holy Comunlon, ’The Hartford Rtilonal Paaa Paas Paaa ruffing finesse. It didn’t TO ».X don't see any point In doing anything you don’t have joy jn." — Mrs Elster's talk, affording an opportunity to meet WANT. Mary Martin Henry Jr., pastor. 9:30 a.m., Sun­ nursry care provided; 10 a.m. YWCA will conduct a matter when East played hii Mrs Elster By the Manchester Area breathless, day School; 10:30 a.m. coffee Sunday School through grade 6 Ung. South wouM ruff aad 0023 Conference of Churches Ms. Turner, a past president of Dance hour: 11 a.m. worship. in classroom wing. career training ’-orkihop Opening lead: VJ play three rounda of trumps The Manchester Area Conference of Teachers of Connecticut, has been FIRST CONGREGATIONAL UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST for volunteer lacli. itori to wiimlng the third lead with CHURCH. 87 Main St. Rev. SOCIETY: East. 153 W. Vernon staff the Career Education dummfa nine. Then he Churches Evening of the Performing teaching in Manchester for 27 years; this William E. Flynn, minister. 10 St. Rev. Arnold Westwood, year marks the formal debut of her Service of the YWCA. The would .discard any remain­ Delegates picked Arts is fast approaching - just two more a.m.. worship service, church minister. )0:30 a.m., Service. ing low spades on any weeks until the big night. The annual spirited "Turner Dancers.” school, child care; 11 a.m., coffee TRINITY COVENANT workshops will be held ByOnnM Jacaby rcQuUniog ^ ' Please mark October 24 on your calen­ hour; 6 p.m., youth choir; 7 p.m.. CHURCH. 302 Hackmatack St. ’Tuesdays and ’Thuradays aad Alaa 8aate| iiid m ike the i Two hundred Connecticut Baha'is held their district benefit performance is scheduled Satur­ youth fellowship. Rev. Norman E. Swensen, pastor; day, Oct. 24, at 8 p.m. at East Catholic dar: plan to support the work of MACC from 9:30 a.m. to noon, Note that East could have convention at Manchester Community College Oct. 4 to FAITH TABERNACLE Milton Nilson. assistant pastor. 6 beginning Oct. 20 and run­ Here la another hand from beaten the slam by leading High Schodl. Tickets may be purchased while enjoying the area’s most talented CHURCH, 1535 Forbes St. Rev. and 11 a.m.. worship services, elect delegates to the United Stales national Baha'i con­ ning through Nov. 3. International Popular back a club or tUamondM vention to be held in Chicago where the Faith's nine- at the door or from member churches for performers. Ralph Saunders, pastor. 10 a.m., nursery for infants; 9:25 Sunday Bridge in whkh the autlMr, trick two. Sunday school; 11 a.m., worship Bible School; coffee time at 10:30; ’The training program in­ member National Spiritual Assembly is elected. $2 general admission: $1 student and Th a n k yous P. F. Sanndera, pokea a little (NXniPAPBt BWRIlPlUaB ASSN.) service; 7 p.m., evangelistic ser­ 6:30 p.m. evening service. cludes self-exploration, Allay Oop — Dave Graue senior citizen. For a much needed donation to the The Baha'i electoral process is unique in that cam­ vice. Nursery at all services. ST. MARY’S EPISCOPAL value clarification, skill paigning or electioneering is prohibited. Baha'is in­ An exciting variety show, including MACC Human Needs Fund marked to BURNSIDE UNITED CHURCH. Park and Church help multiply the “loaves and fishes” we M E T H O D I S T C H U R C H . 16 streets. Rev. Stephen K. Jacob­ assessment, goal setting so TM GONNA dividually and prayerfully consider the spiritual more than 100 performers, has been Psanuts — Charles Schulz ER...UH, PERHAPS OH, I'M GONNA (Bt/U’Je u r I planned. We will highlight four of the thank Sue Cichowski. Also many thanks Church St. Rev. Henry J. Scherer son. rector; Rev. Alan J. and project planning. At DIE, AM I f WE CAN VtORK WORK SOM ETHIN’ HAVE GOLD, qualities necessary for those designated to administer Jr., pastor. 10:30 a.m., worship Broadhead, assistant to the rec­ SOMETHING OUT... groups this week: watch for details on to Alice and Frank Crowley. the completion of the OUT ALL RIGHT, MASTER' I. the affairs fo the American Baha'i community and service, child care provided for tor. Rev. Frederick P. Moser, training, 'facilitators will BUSTER..RIGHT make their selection by secret ballot. the remaining four next week. Clothing Bank: Thanks to Elaine infants through age 5. 9:15 a.m. assistant to the rector. 7:30 a.m. OUTAYOUR be assigned to work with Delegates elected to represent Connecticut Baha'is We are fortunate to have the Karen Holcomb, Mrs. Joseph Handly and five church school for all ages in­ Holy Eucharist; 9 a.m. Family ser­ anonymous donors. cluding adult class. 6 p.m Junior vice and Eucharist with church clients on a one-to-one SHE WENT OVER TO were Dennis DiMauro of Ellington and Jean Daley of Krinjak Trio, returning this year. This High and Senior High I PONI'KNOW WHAT TO Emergency Pantry: To the school. 11 a.m. Holy Eucharist. basis to help clients iden­ ASCHOaFOROFTEP Wethersfield Alternates to these delegates were Dr. sensational jazz trio will perform seven Fellowships. Holy communion every tify and clarify th e ir PO ABOUT HER, CHARLES. parishioners of St. Bartholomew's WESLEY MEMORIAL CHURCH Wednesday at 10 a.m. CHILPREN,CHARLES.5HE Firuz Kazemzadeh of Guilford, Mary Sawicki of Darien numbers including 'T Write the Songs ", cpreer goals and define SHE NEVER LISTENS... and William Thomas of South Windsor "As Time Goes By” and the upbeat Church — our appreciation and thanks (United Methodist Church). 110 SOUTH UNITED METHODIST THINKS THEY'RE GOING Ellington Road. Rev. Gordon CHURCH. 1226 Main St. Rev. Or. sfIPhtegies to reach those We have The Baha'i Faith was founded in fran in 1844 by "Mozart in Jazz” . lor a superb collection of protein foods. TO GIVE HER THINGS... Gale, pastor. 9:30 a.m., worship George W. Webb, Rev. Laurence goals. Baha'u'llah who taught the oneness of God. the oneness Karen Krinjak. band director and Also, as the pantry is in constant need of M. Hill. 9 and 10:45 a.m. Worship service, child care. For information and/or of religion, and the oneness of humankind music teacher at Manchester High powdered milk and cereal for little ones, TRUTH BAPTIST CHURCH, •ar\/ipo School, will be at the piano, and A1 John­ we thank an anonymous source for a meeting in Slye Elementary EMANUEL LUTHERAN an application, contact son will play bass. F’red Bocchino, a delivery of such items to the MACC spon­ School. Kingston Drive. Rev. Bim CHURCH, Church and Chestnut Susan Hewitt at the Hart­ Rowley, pastor. 10 a.m. Bible streets. Rev. Dale H. Gustafson ford Region YWCA, 525- professional musician who teaches per­ sored pantry at Center Church. We would classes; 11 a.m. worship service; and the Rev. Michael R. Frank and Ernaat — Bob Thaves a MOO** Conference set 1163, extension 279. cussion at Ray Beller's Music Shop, will suggest for future reference, in donating 7 p.m.. Evening service. Nursery Lohmann, pastors; Jeff Henricks, complete the group with his inimitable and delivering items to the pantry, that a provided for alt services. intern; Rev. C. Henry Anderson, pastor emeritus., 6:30 a.m. 7 The Fall Bible Conference of the Faith Baptist drums, * note stating which organization has con­ CHARLESTARE YOU IF I BARK, IT'LL Church. 52 Lake St., will be held Oct 16 through 18 The Glastonbury Worship service; 9:45 a.m. Also returning this year is the popular tributed be attached to the food items. Church School. Adult Forum, Bi­ THERE? WHO AM I SCARE HER TO PEATH... services will be held each evening at 7 p.m , and Sunday Manchester Sunshine Group featuring Thank you all. ble Study. 11 a.m. Nursery; 11 morning at 10:30 a m. ST. DUNSTAN’S CHURCH. TALKING TO? the Old Timers. The 20 performers, Furniture Bank: To Alan Lamson, our Manchester Road. Rev. Joseph R. a.m. worship service. Winner The featured speaker will be Dr. John L. Benson, M L directed by Ida Cormier, will sing four thanks for a trundle bed. Bannon, pastor. Saturday mass NORTH UNITED METHODIST TH E Lowe Professor of bible studies at the Practical Bible at 5 p.m.. Sunday masses at 8, CHURCH, 300 Parker St. Rev. Dr. favorites, including "This is My Coun­ 9:30 and 11 a.m. Howard L. Love, pastor. 9 a.m. BIBLE for Game No. 2 Training School, in Bible School Park, New York. He try.” Film shown Church school for children and will present a series of messages from the book of The Sunshiners organized in 1973 and Hebron adults; 10 a.m. worship service. SPEAKS Revelation. Dr Benson has received degrees from Coffee hour after worship service. B y Winner to be announced since that time have performed more SECOND CONGREGATIONAL “ What Wives Need To Know” is the ti­ ST. PETERS EPISCOPAL Eugum Barrington College, State University of New York, Bap­ than 300 times all over Connecticut. Ac­ CHURCH. 38^ N. Main St. Rev. CHURCH, Route 85. Rev. William *7-/0 Monday tist Bible College of Denver, and Dallas Theological tle of a film to be shown Sunday evening Dr. James D. MacLauchlin. BrBW BT cording to Ms. Cormier, after their in­ Persing, rector. 10 atm.. Worship Seminary. pastor. 10 a.m. worship service itial performance eight years ago, “we at the Church of Christ, Lydall and Ver­ service Archeologists have and church school; 11 a.m. The pastor of Faith Baptist Church, James P. non Streets. This will be the fourth in the GILEAD CONGREGATIONAL all enjoyed doing it and decided, since we fellowship hour. discovered tax receipts Beliasov, extends a cordial invitation to the public to at­ CHURCH. Hebron. Rev. David Q. TuPteS lo-N) Save Your Cards had a lot of time on our hands, why not eight-film marriage enrichment series CENTER CONGREGATIONAL from early centuries Rundion-Bareford, pastor. 10:30 tend. currently being presented by the church CHURCH. 11 Center Street. Rev. with the Latin coiMum- use it to entertain the sick and lonely” . a.m.. Worship service, nursery; Newell H. Curtis Jr., senior The Born Loser — Art Sansom She indicates that they have branched as a community service. A brief 9:15 a.m., Church school classes. naiume* written across devotional at 6 p.m. will precede the film pastor; Rev. Chet Copeland, them, meaning "paid.” Game 3 out to include banquets, installations, associate pastor; Rev. Clifford O. which will end at 7. A supervised nursery Manchester The Greek equivalent Our Boarding House — Carroll & McCormicI Prayer workshop churches and schools. Simpson, pastor emeritus. 10 was teteleitai, the very is provided, as weil as a supervised area a.m. United srvices with Second IHGRg'S ALWAYS An exciting group of newcomers will G O SP EL HALL, Center Street. word Jesus uttered upon for older children. Congregational Church, 365 N. Starts Monday. also be on stage the 24th - the Mountain 10 a.m.. breaking bread; 11:45 th e cross, “ It is Main St. <30 B M < FARTHER,' RJR IF THOSE BOY^ BOOM F D R Trinity Covenant Church on Hackmatack Street will "While people will have missed some a.m.. Sunday school; 7 p.m., finished,” John 19:30. YOUVE0 THK UKRALD. Sat., Oct. lU. 1»81 the: ,sat ,jjct. lo, igui -r 21

STUMP QRINDINQ SPECIALIST HOT WATER PRESSURE CLEANING BAL Entarprisos Classified MANCHESTER •Tree Removal •Snow Plowing •Rototllling BUSINESS / Sonlor CItInn Discount Group RalM«FrM E9tlmatM*$2S.OO Minimum . 6 4 6 -3 4 2 5 Working in Manchester. ijU'^INCHYK, Ownar/Oparalor H AS IT! 341 LYDALL 8T., MANCHESTER Booking mark set 3rd World H AR TFO RD ^ The Greater Hartford Ckmvention & Visitors Bureau has reported that bookings of OMUFFtMITOBODY / future convention business during the month of as 763 ROUTE TALCOTTVILLE. CT. MAIN ST. August were double those of any previous month since the bureau’s establishment in 1975. vital toll.S. 24 HR. TOWING 643-1191 Bureau sales staff members recorded definite 191 bookings of 37 conventions with an anticipated total 643-0016 FEATURING THIS WEEK ... MAIN ST. attendance of 40,000 persons. In addition, 23 •COMPLETE COLLISION PEPAIR MANCHESTER associations made tentative commitments to meet •POREION AND AMERICAN CARS in the Hartford area with an estimated attendence economy 6 4 3 -1 9 0 0 touting 38,120. The definite bookings taken in August represent By LeRoy Pope slightly more that $11 million in anticipated future UPl Business Writer K-B Automotive DOORS HARDWARE AWNINfiS earnings for the Greater Hartford area through & S S convention spending. Because of the high turnover NEW Y O R K — Business is paying increasing atten­ WINDOWS SHUTTERS CANOPIES of convention dollars, the Bureau estimates that tion to the Third World as a marketplace with un­ these bookings will result in about U33 million of matched potential. SALES— SERVICE— INSTALLA TION added purchasing power for Hartford .area ’The 130 developing countries already contain 2.4 residents in future years. billion people or 51 percent of the planet’s population YANKEE ALUMINUM SERVICES and make up one-third of its area. By the year 2,000, it is •ECIALISTS IN GLASS A SCREEN REPAIR calculated, they will have 57 percent of a global popula­ fesigns,nc tion of 6 billion. 20 WARREN S TR E E T Miller picked >4 1 enoAO ST n ((T MArwcnCSTER c o n n o*o*o - s By contrast, only 673 million persons — roughly 16 MANCHESTER, CONN. percent of the world’s populace — live in Japan and the Mjncliestff ProfaP.ifk. S I'le A-1 Bef. G.i P' . 649-1106 HARTFORD — The Greater Hartford Convention western industrialized countries. & VisiUrs Bureau has appointed ( ^ t h i a Ann ’These figures indicate that, by the end of the centu^, WE SERVICE ANO INSTALL INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL Miller as conventlon/Uurism sales manager. Ms. there will be 3.5 billion virgin consumers in the Third AIR CONDITIONING - REFRIGERATION M iller assumed her new post on Sept. 8. World and five times as many total customers as in the K-B AUTOMOTIVE In her new position, Ms. Miller will be responsi­ western industrialized nations. h e a t i n g and SHEET METAL KEN BRAITHWAITE ble for encouraging group Uur business in the The term Third World means those countries either 299 BROAD ST. 643-RR44 Greater Hartford area, and initiating contacts with not industrialized or not involved in the Soviet* or Uur operaUrs. She also w ill represent' the bureau (3iinese orbits. It therefore includes Yugoslavia, which New England Mechanical Services, Inc SPECIALIZING IN: and the Hartford area at several travel industry , is communist but independent and not yet fully in­ • STARTERS trade shows, and assist bureau member firms wan­ dustrialized. 166 TU N N EL RD. ting U develop Uur business. ’The Third World countries have things both the in­ VERNON, CT. 06066 • GENERATORS • TUNE UPS M iller is a graduate of Boston Ckillege where dustrialized west and the Soviet and Qiinese blocs need 871-1111 • ALTERNATORS • WIRING she earned a bachelor of arts degree in speech com­ — oil, manganese, tungsten, bauxite and copper for munication with a concentration in business. She example. was the recipient of the Wilbur C. SUuble Trust Grey Matter, a research periodical of Grey Adver­ tising, Inc.,'- recently published an article about the CLYDE a MICKEY MILLER'S Svn iiiA.' '/fiiir/ir.virr o rrr .>U > rv. Scholorship and served as senior class chairperson. TEL 649-3528 A U T O She was also senior editor of the school yearbook. Third World and U. S. business. Pictured above owner Ken Braithwaite with factory trained mechanic In addition, Ms. M iller worked as a marketing It concluded that the developing nations are more PARTS Frank Burns. Pentland The Florist and promotion intern in the office of BosUn Mayor vital to the continuing economic health of the United States than most Americans realize and that, while the "AUTO PARTS FOR LESS" 24 BIRCH ST. Kevin White. Whe assisted the director of HOURS big American multinational corporations know this, TEL. 643-6247 marketing in the promotion of city-sponsored 8 T O 8 M O N .-FR I. programs. their strategies for dealing with the matter still leave a 6 TO 5 SAT. & SUN. WINTER-IZE NOW! 643-4444 F.T.D. Ms. Miller is a resident of West Hartford. lot to be desired. 307 E. CENTER ST. (REAR) MASTER CHARGE Suspicion of the motives and tactics of multinational MANCHESTER BEFORE IT’S TOO LA TE AMERICAN EXPRESS WORLD WIDE companies is widespread among the governments and BEHIND LENOX PHARMACY SERVltiE peoples of these developing lands. Sometimes this is Lease signed based on ignorance but sometimes it is w ell grounded. FR EEI Antifreeze Check up The Grey research points up many examples of arrogance, greed, miscalculation and plain stupidity by . "T)GCoitatDig M IDDLETOW N — Helm Business Forms signed CAP -N- CORK PACKAGE STORE the multinationals in their operations. It lists such K-B Automotive, at 299 Broad St., pride themselves on a long-term lease for 8,000 square feet at 70 Tuttle 485-489 No. Main St. things as the sale of worn and outmoded equipment at the personalized automotive service specializing in elec­ Road, MiddleUwn. The landlord is Cosker Realty Manchester, Conn. A?. inflated prices, general overcharging for goods and ser­ Inq., Jack and Bud Ckisker, principals. 6 4 9 -0 5 9 1 trical repairs; starters, generators, alternators, tune ups, vices, prohibiting host countries from reselling and wiring. We now offer all other automotive services, Helm Business Forms employs 12 people, manufactured goods to neighboring countries, refusing Hrmnilrlrd S. I.nlnrurtl such as brakes, exhaust system, water pumps, etc. operaUs in all of New England and New York. The transfer of technology and taking advantage of tax in­ III Hi'llrr ScriT 1 nil additional space was n e^ e d U better serve its Ken Braithwaite has 12 years of experience in centives, then pulling out as soon as the incentives LIQUOR - BEER - CORDIALS 191 CENTER ST. forms management program. expire. SPECIAL ORDER MANCHESTER, CONN Jim Wood and C3iris Nolan of the H. Pearce Com­ Large Selection of automotive repairs and has been satisfying local CAKE The developing governments now have retaliated by MON. SAT. lO-S pany, Rocky Hill Office, were the sole brokers in­ Imoorted A Domeetic Wings businesses and the Town of Manchester in their auto elec­ (203)646-0228 THURS. 10-9 imposing very stern conditions in multinational v o lv e . trical needs for 3 years. Ken is a specialist in electricar ' operations. Grey said. In general, each new operation Herald photo by Tarquinio repairs and also has the equipment and know how to han­ must be shown to have a beneficial effect on the host MOHAWK INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY. INC. dle all your auto service needs. OVER country’s balance of payments, it must be fairly labor Pam Klein trims a customer’s hair at The worked for five years. MANCHESTER 45 Dividend declared intensive, it must utilize local resources and it must YEARS Head Chop at 739 Main St., where she has rW S«i(» /V /Volff Ik * Don’t miss our Booth at the Product Show! bring in technology. MEMORIAL CO- EXPERIENCE SOUTH W IN D S O R -Th e directors of the South The ’Third World is not yet a viable market for im­ *F0UL WEATHER SUITS Windsor Bank and Trust (kimpany have declared a ported consumer manufactured goods. G rey said. “ Peo­ Opp. Ea«t Cemetery 10-cent per share extra cash aividend U be paid to •BOOTS *H0SE 299 BROAD ST. 643-8844 CALL 649-5807 ple who cannot afford a loaf of bread are in no position stockholders of record Oct. 1 payable Oct. 'The to buy toasters.” Investments •GLOVES*TARPS*RESPIRATORS extra cash dividend has been declared due to the Stock prices fall UALITY HARRISON ST. In addition to these straight economic strictures, the earnings of the bank during the year 1980 and the multinational companies must cope with language, 5 Glen Rd. • Manchester • 643-5107 MORIALS MANCHESTER results of-earnings through the first nine months of Investment prices courtesy of Advest Inr are as D religious and social obstacles, the oftenpresent risk of of 3 p.m. Friday. 1981. revolution and the ubiquitous custom of commercial Price Change MERCURY TRAVEL The bank also announced that earnings for the despite good news bribery in these lands. ’There also are the problems Friday this week third quarter ending Sept. 30 amounted to 8214,528 •''ar created by a staggering lack of reliable information, NEW YORK (UPI) - winner, dropped 5.14 points Advest Group 10'2 up 1% with applicable taxes of $59,485, for a net after-tax EVERYTHING IN GLASS tremendous shortages of skilled workers and prejudices Stocks, which have gotten to 873 after seesawing 28=4 up '2 income of $155,043, which amounted to 73 cents per Aiex. & Alex. WE CAN T HIDE BEHIND OUR PRODUCT of both bureaucrats and the people against middle men, off to a strong October throughout the day. But It 6^4 up W share. There were net securities losses of $10,386 Acmat 1 ‘2 Service MASTER plus a general lack of adequate banking and business start, took a breather finished the week ahead 41'2 for a net income after taxes and net securities Aetna up ‘2 loan facilities. Friday with prices falling 12.27 points. losses of $144,657, which amounted to earnings of 68 CBT Ckirp 22 up 1 J.A. WHITE GLASS CO. Grey listed as the “ ten best” of the Third World coun­ while investors cashed in Prior to Friday, the Dow cents per share. Col. Bancorp 17'4 unch tries from the standpoint of ready penetration by on recent profits despite average of 30 blue-chip Income for the nine-month period ending Sept. 30 First Bancorp 28 up '/4 * 4 9 - 7 3 1 2 Professional Cleaning Services American multinationals, Mexico, Singapore, Taiwan, some favorable inflation stocks had climbed 54.13 First Hart. Corp Vs unch I I I E H III I f IK S h\ f’EH/E \( I amounted to $619,074, with applicable taxes of $161,- HOME A BUSINESS Venezuela, Yugoslavia, Argentina, Indonesia, Malaysia', news. Trading was points from its Sept. 24 low 23=/S up % 31 BISSELL ST. MANCHESTER Hart. National S/Hclalliing In wnlts, tioon, uphoittsnd tumltun, 485, for a net income of $457,589 which amount to Zimbabwe and Nigeria. „ of 824 in a strong rally •MIRRORS •SHOWER DOORS •STORE FRONTS moderately active. Hart. Steam Boil. 44'2 up 1 carpsO ng ift disasfr rattontlon. $2.15 per share. There were net securities losses of The ten worst: Bangladesh, Nepal, Somalia, Sierra fueled by lower interest • s a f e t y g l a s s • b a t h t u b e n c l o s u r e s •ETC Dean Witter Reynolds Ingersoll Rand 58% up 1% $10,386 for a net income after taxes and net .______M9-3433______Leone, Benin, Tanzania, Haiti, Uganda, Senegal and was the star of the session, pates. J.C. Penney 31% up % securities losses of $447,203, which amounted to Ghana. scoring an impressive gain Technical analysts such 9% up % $2.10 per share. Lydall in heavy trading after as Kidder Peabody’s Ralph Sage-AIlen 6% up % J- B- ELECTRONICS Total assets of the Bank on Sept. 30, were $37,- Acampora said, “ The FAMOUS BRAND agreeing late Thursday to SNET 41V4 up % 837,700 compared to $33,628,800 on Sept. 30,1980, an Experts on playing bridge market is acting normally. STEREO • MUSIC AMPS • TV merge with Sears, Travelers 45% up 1 TELEVISION - APPLIANCES SALES AND SERVICE increase of $4,208,900. It’s had a big run up and 'I Ill'll |{ Oswald Jacoby and Alan SonUg write about bridge — Roebuck in a $6Q7 million United Tech 45% up % every day on the comics page of ’The Manchester cashstock deal. The rest of now it’s pausing. There’s First CT. Bancorp 33‘2 dn '2 nothing unusual about 1 ---11 r ------m 1 Herald. ■ the list struggled. Gold $453.50 up $18.50 WML IMPROVEMUT _ _ o o o Conference set The Dow Jones industrial that.” DIV. ______± J average, a 9.42-point LITC H FIE LD — What every small farm er needs 3' i ^"11. /e. ith p lk e 649-3589 to know about producing farm products w ill be the Neit (o Stop ft Shop JACK BERTRAND 643-1262 theme of the fourth annual Southern New England l U Farm er’s Conference Nov. 7 and 8, at the ^ i t e Memorial Foundation in Litchfield, (!t. SpaeMtzing In WInaa George A. McCleary, III, agricultural agent with MERCURY the Litchfield field office of the University of OLCOTT PACKAGE STORE (Connecticut Cooperative Extension Service and co- Here'S your chance... 954 Cantar Straat Manchaatar, C T chairman of the event, announced that Oct. 9 is the Pin* 8hoppli>g Plaxa ★ OUR DI$C0UNT POLICY ★ deadline date for submitting reservations. Phone 646-2756 10% DItcount on 960.M PurchsM of Liquor or Wino ’The cost for attending the conference is $40 per hnmeMate FALL SPECIALS NO SERYY.F r.MAHNF *** — 10% DItcount on mixod A matchod caaoa • Boor axcludod person for both days and $35 per person for one day LontmI prieaa avallabla bf law, only. (Checks should be made payable to “ SNE Good Sat., Oct. 10th. thru Sat., Oct. 17th. Maator Cnaroa amd Vlaa accaptad Taio-Chook... Farmers (Conference” and sent to McCleary, (with thia Ad) RMervatlons lor • Hotels • Airlines • Stasmships Poraonal chooka caahod up to $190.00 Farmers (Conference, Box 607, Litchfield, Ct. 06759. r n E C PRO PAC conditioning with'Perms & Frostlngel 627 Main Straot Manchestar Mercury Travel of Manchester^ Inc, I: ’The program is being sponsored by the UConh Karon Donovan, Donna Doodwin, Tom Donovan Extension Service, (Connecticut Small Farmers SHAMPOO SET PERMS This office is truly unique in that the service and expertise is afforded for nothing! No charge is m^de Association, the Western (Connecticut Farm ers’ VVhy vi«it any kxiger... Bank MINIT-MAN l*RI.^TI^G (Cooperative and the New England Small Farmers SPECIALIZING IN for information and assistance for or about air tickets, hotels, passports, etc., which cost e x ^ tly the 421 CtNTU IT. . a*NCHimil M t-im rates are low rignl now so SUPERIOR MUFFLERS same as those developed through the time, effort and hard work of the “ do it yourself-er. Your in- Project. * 4 . 5 0 * 20.00 The conference is open to anyone in southern New you’ll save nxxiey in the (XMPUTE raNTHG t COPYIK SOmCt DON WILLIS GARAGE, INC. dividual travel needs and particular perferences are evaluated and satisfi^ by an expert, bonded office England who is involved in farm production for b ig run while starting to SHAMPOO-HAIRCUT specialists staff that ask no more than a simple “ thank you.” (Herald photo by Pinto) LDWCOSTniINTIM home consumption and for farm markets and road­ FROSTINGS WHILt YOU WAIT (AHOTO RIADY) WHEEL alignm ent brake SERVICE WRECKER SERVK.E side stands. Its purposes are to provide practical enjoy the convenience and RLOWDRY general repairing Kiau] CUM. sTirani • m naai experience on various aspects of growing fun of your own backyard Propane Cylinders Filled * 1 5 . 0 0 Air Conditioning Service •SEE US FOR ENGRAVED NAME PLATES agricultural products and to provide opportunities •TRY OUR NEW 2-M lOaO CtTWai pool r i^ t now! * TELEPHONE 18 MAIN STREET Ready to serve your travel needs for sharing experiences with other farmers. 6.00 549-4531 MANCHESTER CONN 06040 Price* very with length ol hair ... Walk-In* or appointment* welcome. Other pods are only 14 Attends convention Oiir12gM HOURS 211W SpeiYcer St. Designs & Styles OSTRINSKY, INC. a k n o s tK MON. TUES. 10-5 K-Marl Plaza 643*5679 643.5735 HAR’TFORD—Mary C. Clemento of East Har(- long-term nvestment with WED. THURS. FRI. 10-8 ManchMlw, Conn. 731 PARKER ST . MANCHESTER ford, assistant corporate secretary, Society for 627 MAIN ST. Savings, attended the 59tb Annual (Convention of the SAT. 9-5 649-1136 PERSONRL T€€ National Association of Bank Women, Inc. CALL US FIRST! “ Etanklng ’81: Capitalize on Change’’ was held MANCHESTER 50 FT. TRUCK SCALE Sept. 27-30 at the Hyatt Regency, Chicago. Conven­ tion sessions, attended by more than 1,200 bankers, 1081 Main St., Manchester • Tel: 646-3339 LICENSED PUBLIC WEIGHTS focused on the latest economic, legislative, and DEALERS IN IRON. METALS. PAPERS technological developments affecting the banking 51 St Pat Coelho, Owners Jim Coelho, Manager 646-2756 industry and their ramifications for banks and bankers. The first submarine to surface at the North Pole was the U.S.S. Skate, In 1969. THE HERALD, Sat Ocl 10. 1981 - 23 22 - THE HERALD. Sat.. Oct 10, 1981

DDVERTISING m a m m RItTES DEUDUIIE Classified 6 4 3 *2 7 1 1 Minimum Charge TAG SALE SIGNS MOTICES EMPLOYMENT 23— Homes lor Sale 35— Heating-Plumbing 46— Sporting Goods 58«i'Mlsc. for Rent 36— Flooring $2.lOJgr one day 12:00 nooo the day 24— Lots-Land for Sale 47— Garden Products SO^Homes/Apts. to Share Are things piling up? Th§n why not have a TAG SALE? The best way to an­ 1 —Lost ana Found 13— Help Wanted I^ln v e s im e n t Properly 37— Moving-Truck ing-Storage48— Antiques before publication. 38— Services Wanted 49— W inled to.Buy 2—Personals 14— Business Opportunities 26— Business Property AUTOMOTIVE PER WORD nounce it, is with a Herald Tag Sale Classified Ad. When you place your ad, 3 - - Announcemenls 15— Situalion Wanted 27— Resort Property Deadline lor Saturday Is 26— Real Estate Wanted 4 —entertainment MI8C. FOR SALE RENTALS ______61— Autos for Sale 1 DAY ...... 14«t you’ll receive TW O TAG SALE SIGNS FREE, compliments of The Herald. 12 noon' Friday; Mon­ 5—Auctions 62— Trucks for Sale FREE EDUCATION 3 DAYS ...... 13« day's deadline is 2:30 MISC. SERVICES 40— Household Goods 52— Rooms tor Rent 63— Heavy Equipment for Sale FINANCIAL 18— Private Instructions 41— Articles for Sale 53— Apartments for Rent 64— Motorcycles-Bicycles 6 PAYS ...... 12« Friday. 19— Scnoois-Ciasses 31— Services Offered 42— Building Supplies 54— Homes for Rent 65— Campers-Trailers-Mobile Phone 643-2711 S—Bonds-Stochs-MoMgages 20— Instructions Wanted 32— Painting-Papering 43— Pets-Birds-Oogs 55— Offlces-Storet tor Rant Homes 26 DAYS...... 11(t , 33— Building-Contracting 56— Resort Property tor Rent 66— Automotive Service 9 —Personal Loans * 44— Musical Instruments HAPPV ADS *3.00 PER INCH CALL 643-2711 OR STOP IN A T OUR OFFICE 1 HERALD SQ., MANCHESTER 10—Insurance REAL ESTATE 34— floofing-Siding 45— Boats & Accessories 57— Wanted to Rent 67— Autos for Rent-Lease

Antiques 48 Bugs Bunny — Helmdahl & Stoffell Kit ‘n’ Carlyle — Larry Wright Help Wanted 13 bols-Land lor Sale Painting-Papering 32 TA Q SALES BEDS - Wood, metal. LOTS - Beautifully wooded LEE PAINTING. Interior Dressers. China closet. TAG SALE - Furniture, I WAS SAVED B V PERSONNEL lots. Good location. $25,000. & Exterior. “Check my F old-up Dining table. clothing, mechanical and AN OIL SLICK/ Call Murray REal Estate- rate before you decorate. Queen box spring. Couches. WoW, My F fe N T CLERK electronic equipment, mis­ flIanrIirBtrr Dave Mitchell, 627-9385. Dependable. Fully insured. NEIGHBORHOOD TAG 643-2880. cellaneous. October 10 and Mmlh a m A challenging position 646-1653. SALE - 12 families, Satur­ P6AUY 11. 10-5. Watrous Road, for the person who is day, OctoberlO (rain date NeeD $HAKPeM;N6|. Bolton. Take second right Wanted to Buy 49 b o re d with routine INTERIOR PAINTING, Oct. 17). 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. No past Munson's, left at top 'Your Community Newspaper" over ten years experience, •early birds, 14-42 Strong CASH FOR YOUR Proper­ duties. This position □ BUSINESS of hill. requires the ability to low rates and senior citizen Street (off Woodland St.), ty. We buy quickly and con­ discounts. 643-9980. Manchester. Pool table, fidentially. H e Hayes Cor­ work independently in a and SERVICES TAG SALK - Moving South. enlarger, 12 speed bike, Car seat, changing table, poration. 646-0131. department where a INTERIOR AND children’s cross country keyword is diversity. Services Offered 31 playpen, baby clothes, •••••••••••••••••••••••• 13 EXTERIOR painting, skis, old records, box lots, Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted The successful appli­ paper hanging, Carpentry blender, curtains, mis- * d b m t a i Q PLEASE READ household items, antiques, cellaneous. ^turday and n e w ■ m i . 9 cant will have good REWEAVING BURN Work. Fully insured. J.P. many other miscellaneous Sunday, October 10 and 11. •••••••••••••••••••••••• YOUR AD EQUIPMENT typing skills and possess HOLES. Zippers, um­ Lewis & Son, 649-9658. items, old and new. OPERATORS AND brellas repair^. Window 9-2. 244 Main Street, Rooms for Rent 52 ClMtlflad Mis irs tiktn NEW PAY SCALE self-starting MECHANICS Part time - shades, Venetian blinds. INTERIOR PAINTING - Manchester. ••••••••*•«*•••••••••••• ovM’ On phoM u .1 con- enthusiasm. Shorthand LARGE TAG SALE - Apartments for Rent S3 Homea-Apla. to share 59 Autos For Sale 61 Motorcycles-Bicycles 64 HOW-TO STARTING On call basis. Ideal for Keys. TV FOR RENT. Professional w ork at Saturday October 10th, 9-4, SHARE 1)4 baths, kitchen VMlsnc*. The Htrald Is experience will enhance T A G SALES - Eight retired person or shift per­ Marlow's, 867 Main Street. reasonable rates. Free es­ 38 Courtland Street, irivileges with mature SEPTEMBER the applicant position. different. Household BOLTON - TOWN OF ROOMMATE WANTED - PLYMOUTH VALIANT - 1979 CM-400 T, Excellent rssponslbls for only ons tn- sonnel looking for extra 649-5221. timates. 10% discount to Manchester. Baby fur­ fady. Telephone days 649- items, furniture, antiques, GLASTONBURY Non-smoking female, 1968, slant 6 engine. Good condition, asking $1100. corract fnssrtlan and than WE NEED ... work. Class II or III license Good strating salary senior citizens. Call 646- niture, children’s toys, 7630 or 646-2297 after 6 p.m. collectibles, clothes, toys, HEBRON working with 1,2 share Bolton duplex. running condition. $450. 8900 miles. Call 528-6849. only to ttis alia of tl|p RN's/LPN's needed. Call 646-7745 New with an excellent com ­ BRICK. BLOCK, STONE - 3503. puzzles, large tree jade, originat Inaartlon. Errors England Sweeping. pany benefits package Concrete. (lihimney miscellaneous. Harvard PLEASANT ROOM for Sc 3 B R Houses and Carpeted room, kitchen, 643-0315 after 5:00. Home Health Aides skidoo helmets, some Avon apartments from $250. laundry facilities, garage, KZ400 Deluxe 1978 wMdi do not Issaan Dm including Blue Cross, Repairs. “ No Job Too collectibles, muph more. Road, across from Bowers mature working Homemaker/ iNTHiim psiimM Capitol Homes 236-5646. yard. $260. Includes all. BUICK REGAL 1979 - 33,- KAWASAKI, fairing, valus of ths advartUamant EXPERIENCED Blue Shield, dental, Small.” Call 644-8356 for School. Saturday 9-4. gentleman. Kitchen MS WSUPSPfMIM Telephone 647-8654. 000 miles, PS, PB, AC, AM- baggage-rack, saddle bags, Companions KEYPUNCH OPERATOR estimates. WMR| prMtStnHl MIL ANTIQUES & privileges, parking, near WIN not bo corroctod by an lo-io prescription and LARGE TAG SALE - one MANCHESTER MAIN FM. Excellent condition. low mileage. $1350. 688- on 029 and 129. Hours. 8-5. fcwmtli prim. COLLECTIBLES YARD buslnie, references additional biaartlon. to provide home care employee discounts on day only. Saturday October STREET - Three room 643-6921 or 647-0885 after 4 6201 Ask for Andrea. Telephone Ron King at 633- Fnt MlMn - M|r ia n l SALE - Sunday & Monday, required. Telephone 647- Autos For Sale 61 AMF leisure products. 10th, 9 a.m. til dark. 512 apartment. Heated, hot p.m. Call or com e in for 3601 6. L McHugh Oct. 11 & 12, 20 West­ 9033. iHaurbrstpr Apply in person Monday Taylor Street, Manchester. water, appliances. No pets. 1974 YAMAHA TX 500 - information, 643-9515 643-9321 minster Rd. 10 a.m. to 4 SURPLUS JEEPS. CARS. Good condition. New rear INSPECTOR - Must have thru Friday 8:30 a.m. - M&M P&H, Manchester Security. Telephone 523- TRUCKS. Car Inventory 1975 BUICK LESABRE .m. No checks. No early GENTLEMEN ONLY - tire. $595. Call 295-9123 experience with air-craft 649-2871. Small repairs, TAG SALE - 51 Eldridge Central location, Kitchen 7047. valued $2143 sold for $100. CUSTOM. Loaded, power l i r r a l b AIDE AND ASSISTANCE 3:30 p.m. Ei!'rds. after 5:00 p.m. parts. Apply in person: remodeling, heating, Street. Saturday Sc Sunday. privileges. Securitji and Similar bargains available. steering, power brakes, DF N.E. CDNN. INC. AM F CUNO baths, kitchens and water 9-4. APARTMENT FOR RENT cruise control, electric SOLAR MACHINE. 757 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Building Contracting 33 TAG SALE - Sunday, Oct. references required. Call for information, 602- 388 Main St, Mancheetar heaters. Free estimates! - two bedroom duplex with windows and seats. 79,000 Goodwin Street. East Hart­ DIVISION 11, 10-4. Antique oak fur­ Telephone 643-2693 after 4 941-8014, Ext. 7816. Phone TAG SALE Multi family, stove and refrigerator. miles. Professionally ford. 47 Main Street FARRAND niture, old clocks, old p.m. for appointment. call refundable. OFFICE HOURS C & M Tree Service, Free miscellaneous items, 41 Rent $350 plus utilities and maintained. Very good Mon. - Fri. 8>4 Talcottville, CT. REMODELING - Cabinets, maps, two pianos, old toys 1979 YAMAHA 1100 estimates. Discount senior Roofing, Gutters, Room Hartland Rd., Manchester security. Telephone 643- condition inside and out. EOE/AAP SEWING MACHINE 06066 ancf collectibles. 1969 VW COMFORTABLE 1965 CHEVY II for parts. SPECIAL - custom seat, NOTICES OPERATORS - established citizens. Company Additions, Decks, All types Saturday Oct. 10, 9-3. SLEEPING ROOM - 6365. Telephone 646-2924 after 4 $1700. Telephone 649-6784. custom paint, asking $2,- E.O.E. / MF Manchester owned and Bus for parts. 1200 Plea­ nationwide pillow maufac- o f Remodeling and sant Valley Road, South working adult. Parking, no p.m. Ask for Mike. 395. Call 228-4077. Ask for operated. Call 646-1327. TAG SALE - Sunday, 10-4. BEECHWOOD 1975 DATSUN 280 Z, 53,000 \ Lost and Found 1 turer has immediate full Repairs. Free estimates. Windsor. smoking. Gentleman Don after 6 p.m. ••••••••••••••••*••••••• WAREHOLSE WORKER - time openings. Fully insured. Phone 643- Five families. Route 85, preferred. Telephone 649- APARTMENTS now CADILLAC - 1976 - Coupe miles, original owner. Air accepting applications for LOST - Pentax ME Super. Full time days. Receiving, Experienced preferred. PART TIME -10 a.m.-2 .30 LIGHT TRUCKING - Fen­ 6017. Bolton. 6526. DeVille - 72,000 miles. conditioned, 4-speed, mag shipping, rnisc duties. p.m., Monday thru Friday. cing. Attics, cellars, gar­ TAG SALE - Saturday, 2 and 3 bedroom apartment wheels, co co a brown, 35 MM C a m e r a , in Day shift. 5 day week. Full Sunday, Monday, 10-5 p.m. Good condition. $2700 or Steadv work in Hartford A perfect opportunity for a ages cleaned. All types- ROBERT E. JARVIS - TAG SALE - Saturday and waiting list. Twon house excellent maintenance. 8308 Manchester. Reward benefit program including 1104 Ellington Road, South Apartments tor Rent 53 Best offer. Telephone 742- A ll SIZES 522-2214. housewife with school age trash, brush removed. Remodeling Specialist. Sunda, 10-4. Miscellaneous ••••••••••••••••••••#••• apartments, heat, hot $4800. 644-8733. HONDA MOPED - Low offered. Call 643.7291. sewing incentive. Apply v Windsor. (Route 30). Four 6800 - Keep trying. 12.'/a-24Va Pillowtex Corp.. 49 Regt children. Apply at Bonanza Picket, Split Rail, F o r room additions, items. 462 Hillieard Street, MANCHESTER- One and water and full basement in­ mileage, like new. With EXPERIENCED - Mature families. Clothes, player cluded. For appointment saddlebags. Telephone 649- PHOTO-GUIDE LOST - Child s pet. male Street. Manchester. EOL Steak House, 287 West Mid­ Stockade Fences installed. kitchens, bathrooms, Manchester. two bedroom apartments AUTO LEASING RENTAL AUTO STORAGE - Winter sales person. Apply in per­ PROOFREADER dle Turnpike, between 2-4 528-0670. piano rolls, baby items, telephone 646-8435 Monday Special. Individual bays, 7862. PATTERN tiger cat with white paws, fooling and siding or any miscellaneous. available. Centrally - Oldies But Goodies son, Marlow's Inc. 867 MATURE WOMAN p.m., Monday thru Friday. home improvement need. T A G SALE - Inside located on busline near thru Friday between 9 a.m. Limited. Rent-A-Car. 8x8 overhead doors. Dead­ wearing a flea collar. Lost 1979 HONDA 750 K. Main Street. Manchester. wanted for part time tem­ 2ND SH IFT LICENSED DAY CARE Telephone 6434712. warehouse. Multi-family. shopping center and - 5 p.m. $12.95 day, 100 free miles. bolt locks, 24 hours securi­ in Oak Grove Nature TAG SALE - Oak chairs, Excellent condition, low porary help around the ASSISTANT HEAD HOME - Will watch your Everything priced to go. schools. For further details Automobiles bought, sold, ty. $55 per month. STOR- Center area. Please call housewares, toys, sports, Homes lor Rent 54 mileage. Extras. Call Mike house days. South li lting Division is looking for a CUSTODIAN - Rham High child or infant days. Call LEON CIEZSYNSKI 166 Prestige Park Road, call 649-7157. rented. 323 Center Street, lT-73 West Street, 646-2871 hardware, miscellaneous. •••••••••••••••••••••••• at 643-5363. WANTED Manchester area. Own School, , Hebron. 646-0262. BUILDER. New homes, East Hartford. Sunday on­ Manchester. Telephone Rickville 871-1793, eader-2nd Shift. October 10th and 11th. 9-4. VERNON - Heat included. LOST - Dark tortoise shell CONTRIBUTIONS $ transportation. 289-0000 Mechanical and super­ additions, remodeling, rec ly, 10-3. AVAILABLE OCTOBER 647-0908, Ask for Bill. 170 Ferguson Road. King sized three bedroom ALL CHROME MOLLEY female cat. Ambassador for my Independent 9:30-5:30. This ill /idual will check the accuracy of visory skills required. Call RESPONSIBLE MOTHER rooms, garages, kitchens 1st,' furnished one bedroom 1974 OLDSMOBILE Rham High School, 228- will babysit in my home. YARD SALE OF with basement. Kid's o.k. OMEGA - 4 door, green. Hamper - two rims, DX Drive. Lydall Street area. Campaign Board of all typesetting by comparing the content remodeled, ceilings, bath TWO FAMILY TAG SALE condominium. All 1974 GRAND TORINO 9474 for appointment by South Windsor. Telephone PLENTY! Glassware, Call now. Locators 236-5646 Immaculate and excellent brake set. MKS. Good con- .Any informaton, please Directors Taxpayers SECRETARY PART of the original copy with that of a proof of tile, dormers, roofing. - Furniture, odds’n’ends. appliances, with pool, excellent condition. Air October 16tn. Salary com­ Connie, 644-3565. jewelry, books, oak pieces, (sm. fee) condition. $1400. Telephone dition. Asking $300. call 649-4557 or 646-5170. TIME for established local material set. Also interpret and apply in­ Residential or commer­ Saturday and Sunday, Oc­ sauna & rec room. $330 per conditioner, power Party. set of Bowback chirs, desk, 649-8418. Telephone after 5p.m. 646- Scallops add a churmingr Real Estate Office. Typing mensurate with cial. 649-4291. tober 10 and 11. 29H Rachel month plus utilities and steering, power brakes, Please call 643-7429 formation on specification sheet and job hall tree, to name a few. BOLTON - Carpeted two 5436.______touch to the collar of this Announcements 3 essential. Reply Box Y, c/o experience. Road, Manchester. security deposit. After 4 asking IlSOiO or best oiler. after 5 p.m. jacket to printed proof, and use standard Saturday at 10 sharp, 41 bedroom duplex with gar­ half-size style. To face The Herald. DESIGN KITCHENS, p.m. 64^3-5963. Call 643-1996 after 6:00. scallops, baste facinp to proofreader’s marks in noting corrections. PART TIME HELP Keeney Drive, Bolton, (Off age. $300’s. Locators 236- •••••••••••••••••••••••• Personal advice FLEA MARKET: Every ED WILSON 'd'^binets, vanities, counter SAVE TIME, GASOLINE, Ask for Marc. scalloped edpe; stitch, needed for Health Shop. EXPERT DRESS tbps, kitchen cabinet fronts Rt. 44) MANCHESTER - Newly 5646 (sm. fee) Trucks for Sale 6 2 Sunday 10-5. Coventry an­ & MONEY. Our local taking %" seams. Trim Candidates must have a minimum of five Must have some knowledge MAKING and General ##**•••••••••••••••••••• Abigail Van Buren offers tique center. 1140 Main custom woodworking, sellers bring you the best decorated and fully 1973 AMC HORNET seams, notch outer curves EDUCATIONAL REP - CLERK TYPIST/ years experience as a Journeyperson Sewing done. For GARAGE SALE - Many EAST HARTFORD - JEEPS,' CARS, PICKUPS, personal advice daily in Street. Coventry Dealer of and interest in nutrition. colonial reproductions. deals under the sun. Ab­ carpeted two bedroom WAGON - Exceptionally and clip to small o‘s. Turn Outstanding opportunity Proofreader. Accuracy and speed are es­ \pply in person, Health reasonable rates and fast household treasures, Family sized three from $35. available at local one of America’s best-read right sides out; baste space available. Telephone BOOKKEEPER J.P. Lewis 649-9658. solutely every Sunday (9 townhouse condominium. clean, automatic, power for experienced sales per­ sential to this position. 5nop, Manchester service, telephone 647-8730. childrens books and bedroom house, Gov’t. Auctions. For columns, “ Dear Abby,’ ’ in clo£e to edge and pre--Js. 742-9698. Tired of traveling to s f . a.m .-3 p.m.) 'til baths, appliances and steering, radio, six radials. son to represent Phoenix ames. Saturday and Sun- appliances, yard, kids. D irectory call Surplus The Manchester Herald's No. 8308 with Photo- Htfd. each day. Parkade, ELECTTRICAL SERVICES Thanksgiving, at the convenient location. $425 Ideal second car. $975. Institute of Technology We offer complete medical and dental SAVE MONEY LABOR fay, 9-5. 215 Briarwood $250. Locators 236-5646. Data Center, 415-330-7800, Guide is in Sizes 12H to - We do all types of Elec­ Eiastem Connecticut Flea monthly plus utilities. No Telephone 643-2376. Focus section. recruiting students for Looking for a job East programs, an incentive savings plan, tu­ TOIL-EASE, Automatic Drive, Manchester. (sm fee) 24^. Size 141-2, 37 bust, TELEPHONE trical Work! Licensed. Call Market. (Jet. 31 & 32, pets. Security deposit WICKER PARTIES technical training. Com­ of the river? We have ition aid, and subsidized transportation. SECRETARY - Full time, toilet cleaner deodorizer, after 5:00 p.m., 646-1516. required. Available Oc­ 1973 GRAN TORINO 4- FORD VAN - 1970 2% yards 45-inch. Our downtown Hartford location puts res­ out lasts all brands 9 to 1, Mansfield). 10th 11th, 9-4, 117 Wells MANCHESTER - Huge Econoline 300. Standard. TO ORDER, send $1.50 for each Baskets and Furniture mission Choice of an opening for you. part time hours available. Sc tober 1st. Phone 643-5836. door, AC, PS, Good body. LEGAL attern, plus 50t for postage and territories available Call, taurants, shopping, cultural and sporting Must be willing to work 3,600 flushes last 7 months Street, Manchester. three bedroom home, $400. Call 646-4463 after 6. $300 or best offer. Randlinf. Telephone 646-8505 Good typing skills a DRYWALL MULTI f a m i l y TAG today for interview. 602- in average use. Sold with Basement, private Telephone 643-1276. SUE 2URNETT ' OR 646-1102 events all around you. days, evenings, weekends. INSTALLATION and SALE - Saturday,Y)ct. 10, HOUSES-APTS. MUST SEE. 244-81 1 1. Mr. Terry must. Some Experienced operators DOUBLE-YOUR-MONEY- parking! children and pets NOTICE The Kanchester Herald taping, new and repair 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Heather, Frustrated? Need 1130 Ave. at AmeMcas COOOOOOOOOOOOOOOI3 McKinney, 2555 E. Univer­ switchboard If you gifalify, please call Priscilla Pellet at BACK GUARANTEE. ok. Locators, 236-5646 only need apply. Parking, work, skim coat and all Valley View and reputable help? A rental TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICl T TOWN OF BOLTON New York, N.Y. 10036 sity Dr.. Phoenix, Ariz 277-7519 any weekday between 8:00 a.m. $2.98 plus tax. WE (fee). Print Name, Address with ZIP experience helpful. fringe benefits. Call Mary Wpes of textures. Ceilings. Ledgecrest. Directions: service you can depend on! NOTICE OF ASSESSORS OFFICE 85034. DELIVER. Send name, ad­ TH REE FAMILY TAG CODE, Style Number and Slie. Looking for a new home or Apply: and 3:30 p.m. 525-1125. Reasonable prices. Call Keeney Street, right on Recommended by Con­ ADOPTION OF AMENDMENT TO ORDINANCE 222 BOLTON CENTER dress, telephone no. to SALE - Miscellaneous sumer Organizations. MANCHESTER HOME - 2 an apartment? Consult anytime 647-8715. Nutmeg, right on RD., PART TIME - Work at KLOCKCO 9am-5pm SPECIALTIES, P.O. Box household items. 9-4. Check us out and register BR, Won’t last long. $340. In accordance with the provisions of Chapter 3. Section 1 and 9 of the today's Classified Ads for Briarwood, left on Town Charter, notice is hereby given of the adoption by the Board of In Cross-Stitch home on the phone ser­ 1366 Tolland Trnpke. MMEDUTE 0PEMN6S 508 Manchester, Ct. 06040- Saturday, October 10th. 43 today; Efficiencies to 4 hr. Capitol Homes 236-5646. BOLTON, CONN. N.R. CYR BUILDING Lamplighter, left on Valley Directors of the Town of Manchester. Connecticut, on October 6. 1981 the most complete listings (Next to Burr Cornors 0508. ^ le m Road, Manchester. Inhabitants of the Town of vicing our customers, in SEWING MACHINE COMPANY - New energy Rentals. SCLAR t o OKDlNAiNU-: The Difference View. ANDOVER - One bedroom Bolton are hereby notified that; anvwhere. vour area. Telephone 4^6- Commuter Lot) efficient passive solar REALTORS, 246-5217. BE IT ORDAINED by the Board of Directors of the Town of OPERATORS house with appliances, $375 As required by law all persons 0876 or 528-6631 Manchester is D ow ntow n. HOUSE CLEANING - Will homes. Additions, Manchester that Qiapter 1& of The Code of Ordinances of the Town of will train - per month plus utilities liable to pay personal property 646-0700 At The Travelers. clean yor house while you remodeling, drywalls, 118 MAIN STREET - four Sc Manchester, as adopted December 12. 1978 and amended to date, is hours 7 a.m. - 3:30 work weekdays. Standard TAG SALE - Wood Stove security deposit. Call 742- taxes in the Town of Bolton are Help Wanted 13 E.O.E. ceilings. Residential or HAVE TAG SALE room heated, hot water, no hereby amended by adding to Section ir>-2 as follows: hereby notified that thet are EXPERIENCED THE TRAVELERS p.m. rates, dependable, good with automatic control and 6419. Sec. ir.-2 Manual for Street Work. PROFESSIONAL Commercial. Quality blower, antiques, 10 speed LEFTOVERS? Make a appliances. $400 monthly. required by law to return to the APPLY: references. Telephone 643- The Director of Public Works. WITH THE EXPRESS APPROVAL OF assessor on or before the last day R.N'S PART TIME, All PAINTERS The Travelers Insurance Compantes workmanship. 643-9743. bike, stereo, clothes in­ donation to the Manchester Security'' - tenant in- One Tower Square. Harltord Conn 06115 5403. •••••••••••••••••••••••• surance. 646-2426, 9-5 Otilces-Stores for Rent THE TOWN PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION, shall compile. of October of this year a written or shifts at Student Health PIONEER PARACHUTE cluding some new size 9-11, Lions Club Tag Sale to be AND AMEND, a manual listing of all types of work to be performed Service Physical assess­ An equal opportunity employer M/F Flooring 36 weekdays. printed list, on a form prescribed Must have transporta­ TOOL MAKER - Minimum COMPANY, INC. KITCHEN CABINETS - misc. items. 114-120 Avery held at McDonald’s, Satur­ in. on. over or under any of the streets or highways in the Town by by the Tax Commissioner, of all WORKSPACE OR anyone other than the Town for which a permit is required by the or­ ment skills necessary. Call tion. Salary upon 5 years experience. All Plon««r Industrial Park Street, Manchester. Satur­ day, Oct. 17, Call 646-5068 reportable personal property Counter t^s, Floors, MANCHESTER - Three STORAGE SPACE FOR dinances of the Town or the statutes of the State This manual shall in­ or write to Peg Maloney. experience. company paid benefits in Hal# Road FLOORSANDING - Floors or M9-3514 for pick-up. belongings to him as of the first Bathrooms, Ceramic Tiles, day 9-4. RENT in Manchester. No clude the regulations required by Section 1^-1 and shall be filed with the Director of Nursing. Box an air-conditioned plant. Manchaatar, CT like new! Specializing in bedroom duplex. On bus day of October. I0‘ r WILL BE TAILOR OR Walls & Floors. Town Clerk. (Code 196r.. SS36-1, 36-2 U-11, University of Conn. Interviewing 8 a m.-4 p.m. 844-1981 older floors. Natural and line, central air- lease or security deposit. a d d e d t o e a c h LIST NOT MAK PAINTING Wallpapering & Painting. 8-19-81 Slorrs, Ct, 06268 at 468- Dynamic Metal Products SEAMSTRESS SOCIAL WORK E.O.E. stained floors. No waxing conditioning. Adults Reasonable rates. Suitable GIVEN IN ON OR BEFORE THE experienced in menswear. Senior Citizen Discounts. 4700. E.O.E. 643-2659 Company, 422-North Main anymore! John Verfaille, 41 Articlea lor Sale 41 preferred. $400 plus for small business. Retail LAST DAY OF OCTOBER Full time, excellent 646-3046. Articles lor Sale and commercially zoned. •••Additions indicated by CAPliALS All personal properly to be Street, Manchester. 646- DESIGNE 646-5750. utilities. Lease and securi­ This Ordinance shall take effect ten (10) days after this publication in 4048. working conditions plus HOSTESS: Mature, per­ ty required. Telephone 649- Call 872-1801, 10 to 5. reported is as follows Non- Meadows Convalescent EXPERIENCED this newspaper provided that within ten (10) days after this publication registeied motor vehicles, snow­ paid benelits. Apply in per­ sonable woman, part time IM Tfim S SIM. 9203. of this Ordinance a petition signed by not less than five t f.) percent of the son to Mr. Apter or Mr. Home is now looking for evenings and weekends on­ MOTHER will babysit for StirtBr ttK-CMipMi NEWLY RENOVATED mobiles. trailers, machinery: LATHE OPERATORS - Household Goods 40 electors of the Town, as determined from the latest official lists of the horses. mules. asses. meat cattle. Snyder, Regals Men’s a part time 20 hour per ly. Good supplement to full your infant or toddler in In ii cnMnct fmi Innclkift ALUMINUM SHEETS 310 square feet office Registrars of Voters, has not been filed with the Town Clerk requesting First class, engine, and •••••••••••••••••••••••* IlffUl WSWnV inM*i MANSFIELD CENTER - sheep; goats, swine, poultry, The Manchester Herald is Shop, 903 Main Street, week Social • Work time job. Apply within, my home. Reasonable. available. Main Street its refernce to a special Town election. turret lathe. CNC USED used as printing plates. .007 Mt. Hope apartments. commercial furniture, fixtures, Manchester. Designe. The qualified between 2 ana 4, Monday Telephone 647-0371. HIMUS UD800MS location with ample - James R. McCavanagh preferred. Company paid REFRIGERATORS, m. *0 El Camino Plaia thick, 23x28\4’^. 50c each, Newly renovated, country and equipment, farm machinery, LOOKING FOR A PERSON candidate must have thru Friday, Mr. Steak or 5 for $2.00. Phone 643- parking. Call 649-2891. Secretary farm tools; mechanic tools; benefits, in an ar- WASHERS, RANGES - Vamon S75-2*n setting. Two bedrooms. Board of Directors DENTAL ASSISTANT - Restaurant, 244 Center WILL BABYSIT in my MVk- ««»-»- a - « average amount of goods on hand with conditioned plant. Inter­ prior experience Clean, Guaranteed. Parts I HO 2711. They MUST be picked From $285 to $325, includes Manchester. Connecticut Full or part time. Street, Manchester. home Monday through of merchants and traders, electric viewing 8 a.m.-4 p.m. vyorking with mentally & Service. Low prices! up before 11:00 a.m. only. appliances and parking. Dated at Manchester. Connecticut this 7th day of October. 1981 Experienced prelerred but Friday, low rates, company cables, conduits, and ARTISTIC ABILITY Dynamic Metal Products retarded residents, in a B.D. Pearl & Spn, 649 Main 4^2082 or 233-9660. 013-10 not essential. Reply Box Z, LICENSED MECHANICS references provided if pipes; and all other taxable goods Company. 422 North Main Mink stole, latest style,tyi SEASONED HARDWOOD Veterans of any war period — to do paste up in c /o The Herald. nursing home setting. experienced in industrial & requested. 647-8938. Street. 643-2171. BASEMENT STORAGE Street, Manchester. 646- worn tw ice, $200. Ten - cut, split, delivered. $85. NEW DELUXE DUPLEX TOW N OF BOLTON have until or before the last day of Apply by sending commercial work. AREA with dirt floors. our Composing Room 4048. BUREAU ANTIQUE gray ^ e e d h ie $75. full cord. Telephone 742- in Manchester. Three September to file discharge papers PEOPLE NEEDED TO resume to the attention Excellent benefits, im­ RESPONSIBLE MOTHER First room I8V2 ft.xl5 ft.; PI BLIC NOTICE green, four large drawers, Telephone 28! 8056. bedrooms, IVk baths, full with the Town Clerk of Bolton WORK Friday, Saturday, mediate employment. will babysit in my second room 23 ft.xl5':^ ft. THE FOLLOWING COLLECTION ROUTES HAVE BEEN Disabled Veterans - must also TOOL DESIGNER - of Laurie Maxwell. $45. Chestnut desk, for­ basement, p s heat, wall to Pleasant Working Conditions or Sunday at one ol our out­ EOE. 649-1983. Manchester home days. $30 monthly. 649-0717. ESTABLISHED BY THE TOWN TO COMMENCE DURING THE file certificate of disability with Minimum 6 years MEADOWS mica top, one large drawer JOTUL NUMBER 118 - All ALUMINUM SHED - Still wall carpeting, all kitchen With Full Company Benefits. door flower locations. Call aytime 647-1103. Nighter. Includes pipe, in carton, reasonable. Call appliances, including dis­ WEEK OF OCTOBER 12. 1981. the,assessor showing percentage of experience in aircraft type with chair, $25.00. MANCHESTER - Several disability obtained from the Work one, two or three CONVALESCENT P A R T ^ M E mornings or 649-9928. hwasher. Washer and MOMIVt iStrectsi tools. Company benefits in sla te and fire b rick s. Industrial Locations lor Veterans Administration. days. Must have car. SDR evenings for housewives LICENSED CHILD CARE Telephone 646-6794. dryer hookups. Wired for Bolton Ctr an air-conditioned plant. Excellent condition. $500. iFrom Rt. 6 to 1-84) High Meadow Old Coventry Disabled Veterans — that have Enterprises, Andover, CT HOME and mature persons. Earn in my Manchester home. JEEPS - Government cable: T.V., air con­ lease. $1.10 per square ft. C ALL 643-2711 Interviewing 8 a.m.-4 p.m. GE ELECTRIC DRYER - Telephone 643-9018. to $2.40 per square ft. 600’ Boston Turnpike Hillcrest Plymouth reached the age of 65 and were 742-9965. 333 Bldwoll Stroot a good hourly wage plus Quality care. Telephone Surplus - listed for $3,196 - ditioning. Located in Hop Ri\er Quarry Dynamic Metal Products One year old. $200. Cherry to 9,000’ . Hayes •^Saegora- Box Mtn receiving a disability at that lime For an Interview... Manchoalor, C T 06040 commission & incentives 649-6111. sold for $44. For informa­ residential area on dead Brooklicid Howard Riga are entitled a $3000 exemption, if Company, 422 North Main wood couch and chair, $1(10 (XIUNTOUR TV LOUNGE tion. 646-0131. while talking on the phone. Chair for two royal blue tion call (312) 931-1961, end street. $550 per month. Carpenter. Johnson Rt 6 & 44A you file a copy of your birth cer­ Street, Manchester. 6 ^ set. Telephone 289-5825. South NEWSPAPER Call 871-9327. GOOD TIME TO PLANT A velour fur - $50. Old spinet Ext. 629. Lease and security. Mr. Cider Mill Keeney tificate with the assessor. 4048. O FF IC E SPACE FOR Lake Stony New Blind Applicants — should TREE: Design, complete desk top needs refinishing. Blanchard, 646-2482. Colonial DEALER PART TIME w e e k d a y s TIFFANY LAMPS, Fernwood Lakeside Sunset notify the assessor their proof of n X M INCHES 5106 mulching. RS Dogs-BIrda-Pets 43 RENT -heat and air- nM dbd In AND Saturday. Household Restaurant closed, must $50. Telephone 646-4638. conditioning. Ap­ Gaylord Llynwood Tolland disability. 1 J REAL ESTATE Landscaping. 643-6914. EAST HARTFORD - 4 South Windoor moving experience sell. Several designs, and proximately 16x12 ft. Ciall G odwin North Vernon Farmers — must file their A beautiful panel of ti'.e •••••••••••••••••••••••• WASHER AND GAS LHASA APSO puppy, Rooms, Carpet, garage, Williams application for exemption of Madonna and Child is CALL requirecT Must be over 18. sizes, BIG Savings. 563- 646-6714, ask for Ed. Homes For Sale 23 DRYER - Excellent condi­ beautiful 10 weeki old black appliances, $200s. Capitol W F ItN E Sim (Streets) livestock, poultry and machinery simple to embroider ih Joanna 647-0946 Call Friends at 649-4432. 0073. Rocky Hill. tion. $550. Telephone 646- male. AKC Registered. Immes, 236-5646. Anthony Deming Ml. Sumner with the assessor during the month cross-stitch and rich ACROSS THE STREET colors. CUSTOM BUILT CAPE HOUSE SITTER - Going 0084 after 6 p.m. $150. Telephone 643-0281. Birch Mtn. Dimock Rolling Hills of October. from the Hospital, 36 RosewfHxl New Applicants for Farm and VALET SERVICE (Full shed dormer). South for the Winter? ••••••••••••••••«••••••• MANCHESTER - Char­ Birch Mtn. Ext. Elizabeth No. 5106 has transfer Haynes Street, second Bolton Ctr. Forest Classification — must file for 10 X 14 inch design-; PART TIME AVAILABLE - 423 North Fireplaced living room, Professional career TIRES-GR 70x15, Musical Instruments 44 ming 2 BR. Won’t last long. kid$ Articles lor Sals 41 •••••••••••••••••••••••• floor, 755 square ft. $550 ' (From I-S4 to Clarki Fiano Shady by the end of October Persons, color chart. dining room, large Goodyear Steel Belted $190. Capitol Homes 2 ^ COORDINATOR for new Main Street from 8 a.m.-4 woman and responsible •••••••••••••••••••••••• per month. Ask for Flo. 9-2. Brookside Flora Tinker Pond who already have land classified as TO ORDER, tend St .SO for etch home care program in p.m. at the Speed Queen bedrooms, llA baths, gar­ teenage daughter will keep Radials. Raised white KAWIE UPRIGHT PIANO 5646. Camp Meeting French Tunxis (arm and forest land, need not app­ pattern, plus 50< tor pnU|b and LOAM SALE - Delivering 5 646- 0188. handling. Manchester based agency. Laundry next to Tec-Tron age lot 80x140. Marion E. your house safe while letters. $35.00 643-0702. - three years old. Almost •••••••••••••••••••••••• Carter Iroquois Villa Louisa ly annually unless there is a change yaafds. $60 tax included, ANNE CABOT Degree in social work or TV, 649-4432. Robertson, Realtor 643- you’re gone.' Character new. Bench included. ROCKVILLE - 5 rooms, Clark Laurwood Volpi in the land use EARN EXTRA MONEY. WORK ^1md, gravel. Call 643-9504. Wanted to Rent 57 West Social Security Exemption — The Mwchaiter RariU related experience 5953. references available. Call FIREWOOD - Full Vi cord Telephone 646-2297 after large dining area. Kids OK. •••••••••••••••••••••••• Converse Lyman Mohegan Westridge , Persons wishing to file for $1,000 U M Avo. U tmarkaa 728-6394 days, 643-5348 lea ^ , seasoned hardwood, 5:30 p.m. Capitol Homes 238- WANTED TO RENT: Dean Now YwB, N.T. 100SB 1970 LIBERTY 14 x 60 ft. FOR SALE - Skis AMF TIIIH M tV I (Streets) Social Security exemption must 9 « r E i a r t h r a ° F ? i d “ y; IDEAL FOR HOUSEWIFE after 6 p.m. HEAD SPECTRU M S- ciit and split, $50 per. 4 ft. 5646. PARKING SPACE OR Print NaMO, Addre:s with ZIP 3 OR 4 HOURS A NIGHT. - Girl wanted part time two bedrmm mobile home. length, $40 pier, delivered. Garden Products 47 Alexis Loomis Sumner (Near Library) file cither their Social Security CODE and Style Number. 8:30-4:30. 150's, TYROLIA 250 bin­ GARAGE on North Street, Bailey Meadow •Tanglewood Award Certificate or their Report days. Apply in person Tom- Skirting', "wood stove, laun­ •••••••••••••••••••••••• Starting Saturday, October VERNON - Six room s. 1981 ALBUM withaSZ-page dings. New condition, hard­ or in immediate area. Ciall Hayberry Notch Tumblebrook of Confidential Social Security **Home Section** with fiUl CALL IVAN AT 647-9946 HIGH SCHOOL BOY - m y s P izza ria . 269 E. dry hook-ups, must be 10th. Call now 647-9097. TOP SOIL - Clean, rich, Kids OK. Under $300. Benefit Information with the Painting-Papering 32 ly used. Boots, caber, 647- 0753 after 5 p.m. Bolton Ctr. directions. Price • .. $2.2^. Center Street Manchester. moved. $14,500 for quick stone free loam. Any Capitol Homes 236-5646. (From 8T to Watrous) Notch Ext. Wall assessor on or before January 2S. Dishwasher, (Automatic women's size 5V5. Will sell AUO THESE iOOU AT EACM. sale. Shown by aoTOint- BUREAU ANTIQUE amount delivered. 872-1400. 'Brandy Old Bolton Watrous 19!Q. Machine) and other related PROFESSIONAL as package or seperately, •■124>WHITE HOUSE BUILT BOOlL EARN GOOD MONEY full Brian School Webster Calvin Hutchinson AT THE kitchen chores after School jnenL^eleghoneMM^^ PAINTING - Interior and best offer, also Rug and GRAY green, four large SOUTH WINDSOR Not all the news is on the 20 Dullts to ploct and appIlRna. time or part time. Become drawers. $45.00. Chestnut ('ook Shoddy Mill Westview Assessor b Saturdap. Apply in per­ exterior, Commercial and curtains, ideal for college TURNIPS ; yellow globe HOUSE - Extra large 3 BR. front page! There’s lots of B.12B-AU-TIME BUILT FAVOBITtt. an Avon representative. Mr. Farmer: A Classified desk, formica top. one Heat included. Pets OK. Green Hills Skinner Dated at Bolton. Conn. Sept. 23. 20 finral and itUMlrte dttliat. son, Brass Key residential. F r e e e s ­ room. 289-1326 mornings or and purple top. Pull your •Toomev MANCHESTER HERALD Call 523-9401 or 646-3685 for Ad will bring eager buyers large drawer with chair, newsy information in the Hebron Steeles Crossing 1981 B.127-HNITS FOB AIL. 24 ItNA. R estau rant, 829 Main timates. Fully insured. 646- 649-K^ after 2 ask for own. Also, butternut call now. Capitol Homes 06S-09 Family faabiiM, b«aa dtiliat,' for yoilr us^ farm equip­ aassified Section. 027-10 •r« Street, Manchester. details. 4879. Judy. $25.00. Telephone 646-6794. squash. Natsisky 644-0304. ^ 5 6 4 6 . ment.