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Unempbyment rate Unemployment Rate Ghrysler ia 4 % • Adult Men: 11.6 MILUON 9.8% furloughs JOBLKSS UP 0.2% In October •Adult Women: 8.8% up to 10.4 percent UP 0.3% •WMtes: 9.3% set in U.S. 5 UP 0.3% By Drew Von Bergen tion for economic recovery that will remained at a record 20.2 percent United Press International • Blacks: alleviate joblessness. rate. 20.2 % WASHINGTON - Unemployment Speakes told reporters Reagan Joblessness in the construction in unchang»d TORONTO (UPI) - Chrysler Canada’s 10,000 workers jumped to a new post-Depression believes that unemployment can not dustry continued to rise, increasing • Hlapanics: went on strike in three Ontario centers today and the high of 10.4 percent in October, the be solved without attacking high slightly to 23 percent. tS.2% struggling U.S automaker said it will begin layoffs in the government reported today, with taxes, high interest rates and high UP 0.8% United States next week in anticipation of a lengthy and 290.000 more workers added to the spending. The seasonally adjusted 10.4 per costly walkout.’ •Taenegers: Both the company and the union said workers walked jobless rolls during the month. “We believe this will bring results cent rate, reflected an overthe- 24.0% It was the second consecutive in the near future,” Speakes said, month increase of 0.3 percentage UP 0.3% off the job at 9:55 a.m. EST at plants in Windsor. Toron but would not say when. points, and is the highest since 1940, to and Ajax in a pay dispute that threatens to cause month in which the rate climbed • Black three-tenths of a percentage point AFL-CIO spokesman Murray when the annual average rate was Chrysler’s downfall. Teanagers: Chrysler immediately responded by announcing it will and marked the worst unemploy .Seeger said the 10.4 percent rate 14,6 percent. 48.7% ment situation in the United States ''reinforces our belief that the DOWN 1.8% begin laying off workers in the United States on Monday recession continues and that we The all-time high was 24,9 percent in an attempt to blunt the impact of what was expected in 42 years. in 1933, during the heart of the Great have yet to see the peak of un 7 - to be a long and costly strike. The number of persons ofitcially Depression, out of a job in October rose to 11.6 employment.” “This strike will have a swift and devastating affect million, the Bureau of Labor “ Looking ahead, the projections Bureau Commissioner Janet DIJ FMAMJJASO on the company, our employees and their families, and Statistics said, while total employr of business spending for capital im Norwood, in remarks prepared for a the communities they live in,” Chrysler chief negotiator ment declined during the month by provement, the small number of congressional Joint Economic Com Wiliiam Fisher said shortly after the walkout began. 630.000 to 99.1 million. future orders, and other advance mittee hearing, said “the employ Fisher said the Canadian strike would lead to White House spokesman Larry (economic) indicators offer little ment situation deteriorated The nation's unemployment rate soared to a staggered shutdowns of some U.S. plants that supply the Speakes said President Reagan "is hope for a turnaround in the further” during the month, noting new post-Depression high of 10.4 percent — Canadian operations and other facilities which use sympathetic and concerned about economy,” Seeger said. that because of a turnover in jobs, three-tenths of a percentage point — In Oc Canadian-produced supplies. The unemployment increase oc nearly 4 million people who were un “The parent company will be affected as early as the Wficulties of those who are un tober, the Labor Department reported today, curred in all categories except for employed in October were not .Monday morning,” he said. “ Some of the feeder plants employed,” but reiterated that the with 11.6 million Americans out of work. administration has laid the founda black workers. That category jobless in September, in the U.S. will be shut down starting Monday.” The Ug meiiiliol lasie rhe strike by 10,(XX) workers became inevitable N Wednesday when personal intervention by Chrysler Corp. Chairman Lee lacocca failed to sway the United Auto Workers of Canada to back off on demands for from higher pay. “We are, of course, available to resume negotiations Stoc k. m ar ke t set s at any time,” Canadian UAW Director Robert White Hariboro Gomlrji said. “There is no schedule for resuming negotiations. I’leaHe lu rn lo page 10 Prices drop, NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE Investing risk RECORD VOLUME M gel a hM to Gke. then move up for gamblers Destination: By Raymond T. DeMeo Herald Reporter Y By Frank w; Slusser UPl Business Writer What's happening to the stock market? Will the bull market turn NEW YORK (UPI) - Stock prices Leningrad bearish? Is now the time to buy dropped at the outset then moved stocks? Will the Fed lower the dis upward today as Wall Street paused count rate? By Paul Hendrie to assess two sessions that smashed If investment analysts had volume records and sent the Dbw answers to these questions, putting Herald Reporter Marll Jones industrial average to an all- your money in the stock market Thirty-five Manchester residents will be among a time high. would be less risky . . . and less There was little immediate in group of Americans leaving this evening for a 12-day potentially profitable. “Friendship Force” trip to the Soviet Union. vestor reaction to the Labor Because they don't, buying stocks Department's report that the Oc The "Friendship Force.” is a foundation, the inspira is a gambler's game. Yet with tion of former President Jimmy Carter, which sponsors tober jobless rate shot up to a post returns declining on bonds and depression high of 10.4 percent. The exchanges between private Citizens from different coun money market funds, increasingly tries. The New England Coordinator is Manchester report had been anticipated and is larger numbers of investors have expected to cause interest rates to Deputy Mayor Barbara B. lyeinberg. She will make the determined that the gamble is trip. move lower. worthwhile. The Dow Jones industrial The contingent visiting Moscow and Leningrad will in “We can't believe the volume of clude people from all walks of life, including a group of average, which dropped 3 points at trading here . . , it's been tremen the outset after falling 15.27 eight Manchester High School students, led by teacher dously hectic,” says Marci Negro of William Brindamour. The students will write a term Thursday, was ahead 1.20 to 1,051.42 Manchester, operations m ^ g er at at 10:30 a.m. EDT. It soared a paper about their trip and will receive credit for it. 149,380,000 Dean Witter Reynolds Inc, of Hart Among those also traveling to the U.S.S.R. will be record 43.41 points Wednesday to an ford. all-time high of 1,065.49. former state Economic Development Commissioner Yet area investment analysts Edward J. Stockton. Several analysts said profittaking report that most of their business is was not surprising since the closely A Manchester Herald editor and reporter also will be coming from institutional,investors. making the trip and reporting on it. followed average, which Wednesday The man on tlie street, they say, is eclipsed its old peak of 1,051.70 set The group is flying out of New York tonight. Members still wary of the stock market. will spend two days of orientation in Helsinki, Finland. on Jan. 11, 1973, had risen 73 points Individual investors — the kind of early this week and nearly 290 points Then they will fly to Moscow, where they will spend five people with a few thousand, not a days. since mid-August. few million, to invest—are still sold Declines M advances by a 21 While in Moscow, the Friendship Force“ Am on money funds and other interest- bassadors” will visit the Kremlin,- the Bolshoi Theater' margin and volume in the fii^t 30 oriented investments, says an East minutes amounted to about 14.88 and other historic sights. They will be encouraged to Hartford account executive with a meet ordinary people and, when possible, sanqple the million shards. major national brokerage firm. Un Thursday's New York Stock typical lifestyle of the Russian people. til recently, these have provided The group then will travel by train to Leningrad for Exchange volume climbed to a Thinking about ^buying stocks? higher returns than stock in I i record 149,350,000 shares from 137,- four days. While there, they will visit the Hermitage and vestments, with greater safety. a collective farm outside the city. 010,000 traded Wednesday, topping But big investors can't afford to the old mark of 147,061,070 traded Review investment goals first This trip is one in a series to the Soviet Union planned 5 leave their cash in money funds this year by the Friendship Force. The goal, Mrs. Oct. 7. when the stock market is hot. “This was a normal retreat since Weinberg said, is to establish a link with ordinary peo “ They've got to put their money ple, with the hope it might improve relations between the Dow had gained 73.77 points in Thinking about buying stocks? buy for the future. They base their where the action is,” the East Hart the previous three sessions,” said Before you make an appointment optimism on the assumption that the two countries. ford broker says. A total of 100 people will make the trip. Unlike most M E N T H O L. Newton Zinder, E.F. Hutton vice with a broker, do some thinking consumers will start buying again, Small investors are more president. “I think things will cool about your investment goals. starting the economy's cycle out of Friendship' Force trips, it will not be reciprocated by a cautious, even superstitious, visit to the United States from an exchange group of 20 CLASS A CISARETTES down for the rest of the week.” Are you looking for a stock with the recession. There are still plenty analysts say. Some of them may “Hiis has been a market of sur the potential to grow fast? If so, con of good buys in the pharmaceutical Soviet' citizens; at least permission for such an' have bought stocks in the 1960s, exchange has not yet been granted. Also, unlike most prises and this was one of them,” sider high-technology companies, and food industries, if you happen to when the market provided ample op said Trade Latimer, Evans & Co. considered by many to be the in share that optimism. Friendship Force trips, the American “Ambassadors” portunities for both growth and in will stay in hotels, not in households with Soviet hosts. analyst. “The day was disappointing dustry of the future. High-tech vestment income, and seen their . I from the start when institutions stocks are in resurgence after slum LOOKING FOR long-term value sag in the down days of the didn't do Uie buying everybody had ping badly during the period when growth potential? Consider an mid-to-late 1970s. expected.” interest rates were at their highest. energy stock. Energy issues are “A lot of people just don’t believe The market has rallied this week There are many small, growing depressed.now; artificially so, say what's happening,” says Winthrop on investor belief the Federai firms with good earnings' potential many analysts. With the economy Eldridge of West Hartford, a vice- Inside Today Reserve wouid cut its discount rate to choose from. slack and gasoline prices low, there president for investments at Dean since the economy remains mired in Don't expect dividends, though. are plenty of bargains in oil com Witter Reynolds. “They think this recession. Since most of these companies plow pany stocks, particularly those market can’t he for real.” 20 pages, 2 sections Donald Maude, a policy com their profits back into the business. heavily involved in exploration. 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C om ics...... 8 Sports...... -. 15-17 O P hilip M orris Inc. 1982 Entertainment . . .. 11-13 Television ___ ...... 8 16 m g' Tar;' 1.1 mg nicotine av. per cigarette by FTC method. \- MANCHESTER HERALD. Fri.. Nov. 5. 1982 - 3 2 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Fri.. Nov. 5, 1982 I I ' ^ 'Weiss says there aren’t enough good candidates . - News Briefing Weather Directors won't re-examine minority hiring Social Security Washington, London break on Falklands Today's forecast By Paul Handrie candidates successful both in the thirds would pass. T. Penny opposed assigning the Per Committee, said there may be a Building renovations. begins borrowing Herald. Reporter written and agility tests will be con “We’re a little bit puzzled,”| said sonnel Committee to review the question of policy if, in fact, the new Cassano wanted to schedule a UNITED NATIONS (UPI) - In an Today showers continued windy and turning colder recruitment process. He said this is recruitment process is flawed. meeting so committee members WASHINGTON (UPI) - The govern sidered equally. Weiss. open rift with London, the United States this afternoon. Temperatures falling to the 40s late ’’ The new Police Department That, Weiss said, has caused Weiss said it might make sense not a question of policy-making, Directors split 4-4-1 on whether could “walk through" the planned ment begins borrowing money to cover joined the Communist Bloc and Latin today. Winds south 20 to SO mph and gusty shifting to the •hiring plan, adopted earlier ttiis problems. He said many of the top for the board’s Personnel Com which is the board’s job, but rather the question should be referred to renovations. However, the meeting Social Security checks for the first time America in approving a U.N. resolution west 15 to 25 mph by this afternoon. Tonight clearing 'I year by the Board of Directors to scorers in the most recent written mittee to review the recruitment, is an administrative question. the Personnel Committee. Without a would have taken place when Mrs. today amid a new rift on Capitol Hill urging Britain to resume negotiations overnight. Breei^ and cold. Lows in the SOs. Winds wMt .• facilitate the hiring of minority of- test either have failed the agility since it is a new process that he said Republican Director Peter P. majority vote, it will not go Weinberg is out of the country. Mrs. over efforts to rescue the financially with Argentina on the Falkland Islands 15 to 25 mph. Saturday sunny in the morning, vamble , ficers, might not be working out too test or have not sborni up. should be watched closely. Weiss DiRosa Jr. said the town should see PENNY HAD to step in Thursday Weinberg objected. She also com troubled retirement system. cloudiness in the afternoon. Windy and cool with highs in ' welL General Manager Robert B. the whole process through once plained that an earlier meeting had Senate Finance Chairman Bob Dole, dispute. So far, the town has been unable to the extra time the town has night to settle another dispute Britain rejected the resolution as the 40s. Winds west 15 to 25 Imph. Weiss suggested Thursday night. before even thinking about changing been canceled by Cassano, without R-Ka'n,, said Thursday the National generate its list of 20 finalists, Weiss ' n in the recruitment has between the chairmen of two board “totally unacceptable.” 1 Several members of the Braid of yed the enrollment of cadets in any notice to her. Commission on Social Security should, said, even though it has had to dip so S it. committees. Democratic Deputy U.S. Ambassador Kenneth L. Adelman Directors agreed, but the board “As far as I’m concerned, after postpone writing its report on saving the low as to allow any among the top 60 the police academy at least until Mayor Barbara B. Weinberg and said, while Washington has the “closest narrowly decided against Weiss' scorers in the written test to take January. It also has been expensive, listening to this for an interminable Penny said he had again been system until Democrats reveal their Cassano. asked to “exercise the wisdom of relations of friendship” with Britain, it Extended outlook recommendation that the Personnel the agility test. he said. time, until the program has broken Cassano and Mrs. Weinberg have "secret plan." could not forget “our close geographical, Committee review the process. Weiss said it is unusual for so “I’m not sayiiig the rule of 20 is doiifn so there is an actual problem bickered over committee jurisdic Solomon.” To solve the com Dole is a member of the bipartisan but economic and political relations with our ' The town currently is trying to fill many candidates to fail the agility bad,” said Weiss. “ I’m saying I on ihe street, I don’t want to hear tions in the past. This time, the dis munications foul-ups, he appointed Republican-dominated panel created by Extended outlook for New England Sunday through four police vacancies, Weiss said. test — which involves running two about it,” said DiRosa. “ 1 don’t agreement involved the joint com- Cassano , chairman of the joint com President Reagan to recommend ways Latin neighbors.” Tuesday: think we have to take a look at it and In an unusual voting mix, the General Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut: Fair , Under tbe old process, the top three miles and other physical tests — or see if the time delays are detrimen think the board should involve itself mittee, composed of Mrs. mittee, because of seniority. Then, to keep Social Security afloat. he instructed the committee not to Assembly adopted, 90 to 12, w ith'52 with more seaonable temperatures. Highs mostly in the . candidates in ttie written and agility not bother taking it. In the past, tal to the town.” in this process at this time.” Weinberg’s Budget Committee and The White House took no position on tests would be eligible for Interview Democratic- Director Stephen T. Cassano’s Real Estate Committee, meet until Mrs. Weinberg could be Dole’s call for a delay in writing the abstentions, the Argentine-inspired 50s with low readings in the SOs. Weiss said, when 20 people would and appointment. Now, the top 20 Cassano, chairman of the Personnel that will look at proposed Municipal present. commission report. House Speaker resolution asking Britain and Argentina Vermont: Chance of showers or snow flurries Sunday. come in for the agility test, two- DEMOCRATIC Mayor Stephen Thomas O'Neill said the Democrats % to reopen U.N.-sponsored negotiations I''air Monday. Chance of more showers Tuesday. Highs would not make a proposal until after the for a peaceful settlement of the dispute. in the 40s Sunday warming to the 50s Monday and report is issued. The United States and Israel, the Com Tuesday. Overnight lows in the 20s and 30s. . Now that the congressional elections munist Bloc, and rpost Latin American Maine, New Hampshire: Fair Sunday and Monday. countries, except for those with special Chance of a few showers or flurries north and chance of ... and they reject W eiss' bid for a consultant are over, the commission plans to write its report next week on how to raise ties to Britain, voted for the non-binding a few showers south Tuesday. Highs from the mid SOs in taxes, cut benefits or both. Reagan is to resolution co-sponsored by 20 Latin the far north to the mid 40s south Sunday warming to the receive it by Dec. 31. American nations. 40s'north to low 50s south Tuesday. Lows in the mid 20s By Paul Hendrie municate with each other, and necessary expertise. •Stephen T. Penny. current police radio system is 10 cus' function. He said a consultant to low 30s! HeraldReporter breakdowns of aging police dispatch However, Democratic Director Democratic Director James F. years old. He said the ususal would give impaftial advice, instead equipment. He said these problems James R. McCavanagh, the board’s "Dutch" Fogarty insisted there lifespan is about seven years. of pushing a particular product. General Manager Robert B. become especially critical during liaison to the Police Department, must be a cheaper way to improve Fogarty suggested the ad Press secretary Separatists claim Weiss’ proposal to spend $10,000 for emergencies like the rainstorms asked Weiss why the competitive the system. ministration talk to local radio "You're looking for a consensus to *4 Long Island Sound j a consultant’s study on the town's last June. bidding process wouldn't eliminate "1 think we can interface very system contractor Bruce Marcus, 5 support this $10,(M)0 expenditure? " returning to job they killed general The Police Department, Weiss the need for a consultant. Let the che;iply. " Fogarty told Weiss, instead of hiring a consultant. Weiss Long Island .Sound to Watch Hill and htefitauk Point: police and public works com munications needs ran into stiff op- said, requested $230,000 in capital manufacturers try to sell their “we re cutting down on street lights said the administration already has Penny asked Weiss WASHINGTON I UPI) - White House MADRID, Spain (UPI) - The ETA Rain ending early today. Gradually decreasing ' position Thursday night from the improvement funds to improve its systems, McCavanagh suggested, and we're cutting down on other spoken to Marcus. Press Secretary James Brady is retur Basque separatist organization today cloudiness this afternoon and clear and cold tonight. Board of Directors. system. A consultant could make and choose the best and most cost- things. Now, all of a sudden, you’re “If he's giving you free advice, ".Not any m ore'" replied Weiss, ning to work for a few hours today for the claimed responsibility for killing a top Mostly sunny and cold Saturday. Visibility becoming 5 general in an attack that heightened Weiss said there are recurring suggestions about how the police effective one. concerned about this. You were why would you want to take 10 and recognizing reality. The room first time since he was shot in the head miles or better. Wave heights 3 to 5 feet today and 2 to 3 never concerned before." go to someone else?" asked Fogar during an assassination attempt on fears of a right-wing coup before the problems with the communication system could integrate with the "What reallv concerns me is that erupted in laughter feet tonight and Saturday. system, including the inability for other town agencies, Weiss said. He we just see the tip of the iceberg Police Administrative Capt. President Reagan March 30, 1981. country's new Socialist government Winds becoming westerly 15 to 25 knots with stronger ty- ' police, fire and personnel to com said nobody on the town staff has the here,” said Democratic Mayor Menrv H. “ Bud" Minor said the Weiss said consulting is nut Mar- The board tabled any aetion Brady, 41. will be coming to work once takes office. gusts today and 10 to 20 knots tonight and Saturday. a week on Fridays for a few hours. White The ETA — the Basque Land and (■» Liberty terrorist organization — said in a House aides said, UP» photo Brady's wife, Sarah, telephoned depu “communique" to the Basque HARTFORD ty press secretary Larry Speakes in newspaper Egin it had carried out the National forecast CIVIC CENTER Cassano not ready to stop FARMINGTON AVE. quiring whether it would be possible to Today In history assassination Thursday of Gen. Victor arrange Brady's return, the aides said Lago Roman, 63. By International Uttle Rock c 90 as .... MANCHESTER Ciiy i t Fest Hi U Pep Los Angeles c n 98 .... Speakes conferred with top presidential On Nov. 5, 1911 Galbraith Rogers completed the first transcontinental The group,'which has fought a 14-year Albuquerque < 60 » Louisville pc 44 21 .... WINDSOR aides and they all agreed it could be flight. It took him 49 days to fly to Pasadena, Calif., from New York, with campaign for a separate state in the Anchorage pc 27 10 .. .. Memphis c 51 20 .... ROCKVILLE northern Spanish region, also said it was Asheville w 50 20 .a Miami Bech cy 81 75 .12 the hunt for tax delinquents worked out. frequent stops because of bad weather and mechanical problems. It Atlanta c Milwaukee a 24 » .a EAST HARTFORD Brady, who still uses a wheelchair and w as estimated that he spent only 82 hours ’actually In flight. Rodgers is responsible for a bomb attack on a police Billinn pc Minneapolis cy SZ 28 .... continues to undergo therapy at George convoy last week, which killed one of Birmingham < Nashville c ' • ' 81 .... PUTNAM seen before takeoff. Boston r New Orleans c 80 46 .... turns up, but inclusion on the recommended the process be com Washington Hospital, also had the ap ficer and injured five others. Brwnsvll Tx. 72 98 5B Democratic Director Stephen T. GROTON New York cy suspense list removes the taxpayer pleted by December. proval of his neurosurgeon. Dr. Arthur “Unless we can finish off terrorism Buffalo s Oklahm Cty pc 98 21 .... ' Cassano still is not convinced that Sale Starts Today, Ends Saturday, Nov. 13 CLINTON once and for all, I do not know what will Charlstn S.C. Omaha pc 21 28 ... everyone on the suspense list of un- from the active list of delinquents. He also recommended hiring a Kohrine, aides said Nixon and aides Polish strikes Charitt N.C pc Philadelpnla cy 78 47 .45 collection agency to collect the back become of this country.” Defense Chicaffo s Phoenix c 82 92 .... coHectable taxes cannot be found. Last month, the Tax Collector’s Minister Alberto Oliart said after the at Clovebnd s Pittsburgh cy 90 S J l - But he recommended Thursday taxes, many of which are small ac OPEN LATE THANKSGIVING, CHRISTMAS, AND NEW YEARS. Columbus cy office returned to the board with a recall 1972 win slated next week tack Thursday against I^go Roman. Portiana Me. r 61 90 26 _ night that the Board of Directors counts that would tie up the Tax Police end siege Dallas c Pcfflland Ore. r 98 41 A revised suspense list containing 331 Collector's staff. Cassano noted the 1.0 0 WASHINGTON (UPI) - Richard WARSAW, Poland (UPI) - Martial- Denver c Providence r 70 86 1.12 ' adopt the list, while It instructs the fewer unfindable taxpayers. But 1.00 Des Moines pc Richmond w t t 46 J6 ' Tax Collector’s office to review town would have to pay the collec by leftist Turks .Nixon and many of those who rose and law and church officials intensified ef Detroit s St. Louis c 28 26 .... Cassano, while in the hospital with a tion agency a percentage of the INSTAN1 I INSTANT I fell with him will gather Saturday for the forts to ’ convince the Solidarity un Abortion support Duluth s Salt Lak Ctypc 54 20 .... each account one-by-one. back injury, checked names on the N El Paso c San Antonio c t t 25 .... money taken in, but said even if the DURACELL REBATE AMSTERDAM, Netherlands (UPI) - Batteries REBATE! first time since the Watergate scandal to derground to call off nationwide strikes Hartford r San Diego c 78 98 .... The suspense list is composed of list one-by-one against the telephone town only got 60 percent of the ARTHUR’S Honolulu c Turkish leftists occupied the Turkish celebrate the 10th anniversary of his 1972 and demonstrations set for next week to didn’t hurt them San Franc iso c 70 95 .... taxpayers who owe personal proper directory. He got as far as last revenue, it might make an extra National Travel Bureau today and took re-election as president. protest the outlawing of Solidarity. Indianapolis cy Seattle r 52 42 82 ty and motor vehicle taxes, but can- names teginning with letters A, B IN$T«IT REBATE COUPON WASHINGTON (UPI) - Support of Jackson Mss Spokane cy 54 26 .... $50,000 to $60,000. Special luy Any 3 Revlon Products On This Page At two employees- hostage, but police The black tie dinner, with 150 guests, is Archbishop Jozef Glemp said Jacksonville c Tampa pc 75 52 .72 not be located by the Tax Collector's and C and said he found 74 more peo (leneral Manager Robert B. Weiss stormed tbe building and freed the men abortion rights is not an impediment for Kansas City c Washington w 70 45 A ple owing a total of $3,500 in collec hoM Low Prices And You Will Bo Given A being sponsored by Ronald Walker, chief Thursday he may meet military chief Las Vegas c Wichita c 47 IT .... '•office. A suspense list was said the town has not had good less than two- hours later. of Nixon’s advance team during the Gen, Wojciech Janizelski before the political candidates, an atrartion-rights presented to, the board in July, but table back taxes. Sale $1.00 Rebate At Tho Register With This lobbyist and several candidates in success With collection agencies in Police entered the building through a White House era, and the other Nixon planned protest on Wednesday's second was rejected when Cassano and Cassano recommended that the the past, but he said he is now CorD 2 p se k.. *1.39 Coupon. rear door of the ground floor office, Tuesday's primaries say. campaign advance men. anniversary of Solidarity's registration others said many of the names on Tax Collector’s office hire someone negotiating with an agency that has Mfr. Mail-in rushed into the bureau and arrested 13 "It is simply a reunion," said one spon as the Soviet bloc's first independent .Nanette Falkenberg, executive direc ‘ the list looked familiar and could be CZl o tor of the National Abortion Rights Ac — perhaps through workfare — to a “goof record of success.” Refund...... $1.00 Turks, police spokesman Dirk Kuiper sor. trade union. found. review the namds on the suspense Cassano's recommendations will said. Waiker used his code name, "Road Glemp, who returned Thursday from a tion I.eague, said of the 186 candidates on all levels supported by NARAL, 70 per Lottery Someone on the suspsense list can list one at a time, checking against be taken up at the board's next YOUR The two hostages. Travel Bureau Runner." in writing invitations on behaif 10-day trip to Italy and Spain with Pope still be hit for the ove^ue taxes if he the telephone book. He meeting on Nov. 19. Director Ergun Erisen and his assistant, of the 1972 advance team, saying, "We John Paul II, earlier had refused a cent won TTiesday. She said the pro- FINAL COST 39$ Melek Ozden. were freed unharmed and would like very much to have you join meeting with Jaruzelski to protest the choice group spent $429,000 on the cam ‘ paign. 1.99 no shots were fired, Kuiper said. The us." government's ban on Soldiarity. each Turks were taken to a nearby police sta Among those who accepted invitations In Italy, Glemp criticized the un “The 1982 candidates who dealt tion are former Attorney Generai John derground call for a protest, telling a forthrightly with the abortion issue found Winning numbers drawn New Hampshire d aily ': Sweeney No further details were immediately Mitchell, White House chief of staff H.R. news conference each outbreak of unrest it is not the election albatross they Thursday in New England: 4939. D a i r i i HARTFORD RD. D.Q. REVIDN Ravioli Meecaraa V available and it was not yet known Haldeman, press secretary- Ronald only brought more hirsh repression. feared it might be,” NARAL said in a Gonnecticut Rainbow Rhode Island daily: 2999. Q u e e n •For longer lashee whether the Turks were armed. Ziegler and Nixon's personal secretary. statement released at a news conference Jackpot: H-987-Red. Maine daily:'476. defends Rovton Upeticks Rose Mary Woods. Thursday. Connecticut daily: 230. Massachusetts daily; •Favorite Lip Tints State ^ n . Harriett Woods, who came Vermont daily; 463. 5576. AA4-Pack ...;M.99 , up shor4lin her bid to unseat Sen. John Mfr. Mail-in Revlon Porishas Reagan selects Pulitzers’ trial Autumn Sale aQreat C olors Darifortn, RMo., said she was convinced repairs. Refund...... $1.00 Surgery success her support of abortion rights helped in Touch 8 Glow energy, VA bosses turns to lesbians her campaign. LIQUID for Goldwater EVERY DAY SPECIALS YO U R alVxoz. Reg. 3.05 WA.SHINGTON (UPI) — President WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (UPI) - Sidewalk repairs in the FINAL COST 99$ Reagan has selected a new secretary of PHOENIX, Ariz, (UPI) — Sen. Barry rhe caustic divorce trial of Peter and Almanac Ludlow and Dale Road Love Pat Compact the Energy Department as well as a new Goldwater. R-Ariz., was in "excellent Roxanne Pulitzer has snared even their areas, requested by St. Choose from aReg. 3.75 director of the Veterans Ad condition" folto.wing successful close friends, the Kimberlys of the Iranians shout Bartholomew Church, ministrations. administration officials triplebypass heart surgery and should be Kleenex fortune, in bitter accusations of should be considered a un Single Burger . . . .v....1.99 Indudes!! out of bed and walking around today, his lesbianism and menage-a-trois sex. ique expense that would said today. ‘death to America’ ...... frie* The officials said Donald Hodel, an doctor said. Lawyers for Pulitzer, the dapper heir Today is Friday, Nov. 5, the S09th day of 1982 with 56 ^ t necessarly set a prece Triple J n e r ...... 2.99 goft Drink Goldwater, 73, underwent 90 minutes to his publishing grandfather's name and By United Press International dent for other repairs in Interior Department undersecretary, to follow. Super Deg...... 1.79 jj. Sundae was to *be named today as Energy of surgery Thursday at St. Joseph's fortune, were to resume their efforts town, attorney Joseph T. 5 Thousands of Iranians shouting “death The moon is moving toward Us last quarter. Chicken S a n k ric h ...... 2 .2 9 (dniM of iiawn) secretary — succeeding James Edwards Hospital. today to prove Mrs. Pulitzer, 31, is unfit to America” demonstrated outside the The morning stars are Mercury and Saturn. Sweeney argued Thursday 1.00 who recently resigned to become presi Dr. Ted Diethrich, president of to have custody of their twins. Mack and empty U.S. Embassy in Tehran and The evening stars are Venus, Mars and Jupiter. night. R ih S M d N ic h ...... 2.19 1.00 Sweeney, a former town dent of Medical University of South Arizona Heart Institute who performed Zack, 5. bum ^ a pile of American flags on the Those born on this date are u ^ r tbe sign of Scorpio. IN8TAN 'COUPON- I n s t a n t director, argued on behalf I EXPIRES I Carolina. the surgery, said the three blocked cor Pulitzer, 52, has accused his wife of 6V5 third anniversary of the hostage seizure, American historian Will Durant waa bom Nov. 5,1885. Il1/1$/02l REBATE The officials, who asked not to be iden-, onary arteries caused no muscle or heart years of having male and fefnale lovers, 'of the church before the REBATE official Tehran Radio said. On this date in history: Board of Directors 4 Prepackiced Sundaes tified, also said that Robert Walters, an damage and Goldwater probably would using drugs and experimenting in the oc The' student protesters also called In 1733, German-bora publisher John Peter Zenger reg.$3.20 ^2u00s assistant Army secretary, would be be released within seven to 10 days. cult. ^Thursday. No action on Thursday on the Ayatollah Rubollah began printing the newspaper “The New York WeeUy 'the church’s request for TAKE HOME named in a few days as head of the He said the senator was in "excellent In pre-trial depositions, Pulitzgr Khomeini to pursue the nation's 2-year- Journal.” ZQtsHomePac sidewalk repairs was reg. $1.99 4 .2 5 FLUORIDE Clairol Color Veterans Administration. .jjcondition" and was expected'to be able testified his wife had a lesbian affair old war against Iraq to topple that In 1911, Galbraith Rodgers completed, the first taken. Action may be taken Walters would replace Robert Nimmo to walk around his intensive-care unit with Jacqueline Kimberly, 32, wife of nation's secular government of Presi transcontinental airplane flight. It toiA him 49 days to 12D.a.SandNkhes ANTI CAVITY TREATMENT at the board’s Nov. 18 SPECIALS who resigned last month under pressure room today. Kleenex heir James Kimberly. Pulitzer dent Saddam Hussein, the radio said. fly from New Yoih City to Pasadena, CaUf., with reg. $1.80 4 i 0 DENIAL RINSE Renewal System During the surgery, a vein was meeting. from veterans groups. also said he joined the woinen in bed. The radio, nronltored in Beirut, frequent stops because of bad weather and mectwnical The officials said Reagan selected removed from Goldwater’s leg and used Kimberly, 76, has been subpoenaed by Sweeney said the Lebanon, said students throughout Iran problems. It was estimated he spent only 82 hours and sidewalks are very heavily Hodel as energy secretary despite op to bypass each of the blocked arteries. Pulitzer's attorneys and was expected to poured into the streets to celebrate the four minutes actually in flight. position from environmental groups Diethrich said two of the arteries were testify today. The trial was recessed used hy churchgoers, in Buy any shade . anniversary of the embassy takeover on In 1940, President F ranl^ D. Roosevelt was re cluding many elderly peo- IN c a k i s h o p because of his strong ^vocacy of com 90 percent blocked and the^ther was 85 Thur^ay so Circuit Judge Carl Harper Nov. 4, 1979, that resulted in 444 days of elected to an unprecedented third term. m mm Leaa Clairol’s mercial nuclear power development. percent blocked. could attend to other busings. ,ple. He said just one 12 Mall-In Rebate Capitivity for 52 AmjHcans. In 1974, the Democrats won a sweeping victary in con sidewalk accident, DAIRY QUEEN* CAKE SALE OL gressional and gubernatorial electkw. .resulting in a claim against 0.00 A tluMignt lor the day: Historian Will Diuant said, 'the town, could cost the Reg. 2.49 “The health of nations is more impoitiht thim tbe town more money than the 5 r * " i t wealth of nations.” improvements would. He 6 F eopletalk said awards for just minor ■ft the tiect thing to happen to cake since injuries frequently reach cake. And what a treat It Is. Ught, cake crunch. tary to rumqr, he did not suffer a return' of the winning ticket, it was his good fortune a friend five figures. Cool and creamy chocolate and vanilla DO*. YOU PAY ONLY Blue jeans, anyone? phlebitis. found it, knew he had bought the ticket, and slipped Town Construction Plus rich, cold fudge and delicious Icing. You Nixon told Bryant Gumbel Thursday on NBC's it through an open window vent onto the front seat can have It decorated tor any' occasion. Tho Anyone with an exciting play script that calls for manrhrBtrr Herald Inspector Ronald Charter "Today” show his health is “excellent.” “I had of his car. estimated tint the cost of Dairy Queen* Round Cake. Frozen and FOR THE STAMP! a handsome blond English leading man in blue some problems when I returned from my trip to Wiseman, a widower, said he dreamed his lucky Richard M. Diamond) Publlihar 'packaged for eaey taka home. Pick one up jeans, please contact Anthony Andrews. the repairs would reach China,” he said. "After six weeks I could hardly number, 185, which had won him money before. Thbmaa J. Hooper, Qanaral Manager $41,000. But Sweeney said today. Andrews, seen on American TV as Sebastian walk. And they thought it phlebitis, but found it was Flyte in “Brideshead Revisited” and in “Ivanhoe,” the church is willing to a hamstring, of all things.” USPS 327-500 VOL. CH. No. 31 accept repairs to the more appears Nov. 9 on CBS in “The Scarlet Pimpernel” Nixon said he didn't pull the hamstring muscle in PIES — another period piece. Andrews said in an Inter heavlly-uaed Ludlow Road Opuslal Pitau '1 JI9 MANCHESTER HERALD. Fri.. Nov. 5, 1982 - 5 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Fri.. Nov. 5, 1982 * Podd leaves PLO told to recognize Israel; options open West Bonk move angers U»S. FUN-FILLED TOY VALUES! peace to Lebanon. settlements as most unwelcome,;’ By Julie Flint Romberg said. United Press International Such an expansion of the Marines’ on veep run duties in Lebanon also would result In a British Broadcasting Corp. in terview, Hussein said he foresaw a Jordan's King Hussein urged the in the dispatch of more U.S. troops West Bank parliament an«J separate Palestine Liberation Organizatiqn to join the peace-keeping force, MHUTS SMURF HARTFORD (UPI» - spokesman Alan Romberg said. administration linked to Jordan ^s Democratic Sen. Christopher Dodd to recognize Israei in a new Arab Figura Faints The 1,200-strong Marine force in the eventual result of Presideijt says he isn't looking to run for vice peace initiative, but the Jewish Beirut widened its operations out of Reagan’s recent Middle East peac* Our president, but would be ready to state angered Washington by an- 3.33 R*e- 4J» nounding a new settlement drive in the relatively secure international initiative. accept his party's nomination for Hussein, who met with PLO chief 3.66 Paint the 6W" plastic the occupied West Bank. airport area Thursday, sending 14 figuret Feint, brush & the post "if lightning strikes " and Yasser Arafat in Jordan two weeks put him in the running. In Beirut, U.S envoy Morris Marines on patrol in east Beirut, the for Mftr ------color'guMe Included. Draper was to meet with Lebanese Christian sector of the city. ago, said he had proposed pubUc fon(3M«4M i«M yto Choice of models. Dodd, questioned Thursday in recognition of Israel by the PLO.; tapings for a pair of weekend inter President Amin Gemayel today to Lebanese army units have taken WM discuss the pullout of more than up positions at key points around the 'T ’ve suggested this would be of view programs, also said he hoped great help to our joint cause — to the } )u ' to. introduce legislation in the up 100,000 Syrian, Palestinian and sector, controlled until recently by Israeli forces from Lebanon. Draper the Christian Phalange militias ac Arab cause,’’ Hussein told the BBC. coming lam e-duck session of “I believe it will make a great Congress on public financing of con -met Thursday with Syrian leaders in cused of killing hundreds of civilians Damascus. in two Palestinian refugee camps in difference to all bur friends in tlK gressional campaigns. world.” Dodd, who was elected to his first In the northern Lebanese city of September. SMURF or Tripoli, daylong artillery and rocket Israel opened a new West Bank ’The United States has pledged, not term in the Senate two years ago, JAMES THOMPSON (LEFT) AND ADLAI STEVENSON to speak directly with the PIX) until PAOMAN has been mentioned by political battles between factions favoring outpost Thursday and announced Qamaa . . . no winner three days after the election and opposing the presence of Syrian plans for a vast new 30-year it recognizes the Jewish state. fm rn Pfice Shrinky Dinks observers as a potential candidate Israeli Prime Minister Menachem for vice president in 1984 or in 1988. forces in Lebanon left at least two program of settlements in the dis by Coiorforms people dead, security sources said. puted region, including five com Begin rejects the organization as a He .said Thursday he had 'no "band of murderers.” great design " and wasn't holding In Washington, the State Depart munities to be built immediately, in 8.0T 1 7 C Our ment said Thursday U.S. Marines defiance of Reagan’s plan. Hussein also said he would agree Evaiythliw the young e f Q R#g.2JB> "secret meetings " to map out a con Illinois governor to negotiate for a West Bank resolu sculptor needs for snap- Includes pencils and certed effort to win a vice presiden eventually may be ordered to patrol “The United States regards this tion only if the PLO backed him on ing, stamping & roHing cli stand-up bases. Kids tial nomination but was doing his \ the Beirut-Damascus highway up to latest announcement of Israel’s in info imaglnaTive creation love ’em. homework ■ now in case the oppor the Syrian border to help bring tention to begin work on additional these issues, the BBC said. tunity struck. 1 don't have secret committees still undetermined formed, but if lightening were to strike, candidly. I'd like to be in a Pope urges reforms in Spain position to take advantage of it. and CHICAGO lUPIl - GOP Gov. Thompson’s press secretary Dave ^s iii Gilbert called the circumstances T m e -Z e ro rm,saying that, " he .said ' .lames Thompson and Democrat SEVILLE, Spain (UPI) — Pope John Paul II “prices and costs to make the sector profitable, by Adlai E. Stevenson III both claim "very mysterious and very Supercolor 5 Dodd has traveled around the celebrated mass before 500,000 people in the former providing subsidiary industries and promoting change in ti-rpijnanenMtart __ 5 suspicious." He said, “We’re not country this year to campaign for victory, but Illinois' razor-thin Spanish Islamic capital of Seville today and urged the order to free the rural world from the anguished plague Democrats and is about to begin a gubernatorial race — marred by satisfied with the answers we’ve Polaroid BONUS WITH heard." " new Socialist leaders to reform agriculture to give of unemployment.” PURCHASE! trip to several states to speak on soggy ballots, computer hangups farmers a better life. John Paul made his call for agricultural reform in BONUS o and other problems — today Michael Lavelle, chairman of the PURCHASE! BONUS WITH $10 Caldor college campuses. The pope made the call during a two-hour mass in Seville because the surrounding Andalusia region suf PURCHASE Coupons remained unresolved. Chicago Board of Election Com $10 Caldor He said the traveling could help vesting a 20th century Seville nun, Angela of the Cross, fers 20 percent unemployment in the decaying farm sec Coupons tIS Caldor Sm clerk lor dstalls. Votes were tallied through the missioners, said there is nothing un Crxipona* him if the possibility of nomination as a “blessed" of the Roman Catholic church—one step tor. 8m cl*rtt for dofalli. night from more than 100 precincts. usual about the late return of elec to the national ticket, arose. below sainthood. It was the second time since he arrived in Spain that Hy midday a tally was expected, tion materials. “I doubt that "Politically, the fact that I've done The beatification of Sister Angela, who founded an John. Paul has offered the Socialist government elected KODAK Disc 4000 Camera some homework is not going to be showing - unofficially — who will be anything has been tampered with,” ^ Tifiio Zoro P0UR0IPR9l>at»Sala he said. order that practices self-flagellation, marked only the last week pointed advice on controversial political AX 4 with 2 Disc Films harmful to me. " he said. the state's next governor: second time in church history that a “blessed” has been FOtAROID Sun 660 Hegardle.ss what the figures are, issues. I tfiaiani Cani^a •P<44m9M$X*n}24>4k. .iA .13.76 Dodd was interviewed Thursday proclaimed outside the Vatican. In Madrid Tuesday, he in effect told the Socialists of Atrtofoeus Instant Camara however, a recount and a court fight kour ' / •f>dAraMS002-Pl«... j E k.14L 72 4______4 .7___ 6 “"Reg. 64^9 in tapings for WFSB-TV’s "Face the Members of Lavaelle’s staff con •Speaking from a soaring outdoor altar cauped by a Prime Minister-elect Felipe Gonzalez their plan to seem likely. c a s w nw . I>rice ...... 88.70 WHh euto-wind, auto flash! Has fast flash re State" program and the Co’nnecticut ceded, however, they could not 3,300-pound solid silver centerpiece, John Paul said liberalize the nation’s abortion law was unacceptable to cycle: Carrtee Syr. warranty even on battery 1 With more than 98 percent of the explain why election results were ' >rtte Instant gives 'sfdu BUY Film 2^1^ OMerlMeiMce ...... 7740 Hadio Network's "Dialogue "82 " Spanish agriculture "continues to be the stepchild of the church. He also raised questions about the •Kodak OlAO Kodacolor film vote counted, the unofficial results not tallied by judges at some polling t beautiful color iifcilsIHiiSetiWA ...... 1 0 8 0 * program, both airing over the economic development. Socialists’ announced plans to reform public education. 2-Pak(30sheit)Ree.4.76...... 4.22 weekend hinged on tallies from 15 city places. (flits, T .Automatically In secondsl G E T MaiMn RalMto "For this reason," he told the congregation in a field t for Holiday memorlss. e •C any Ca m , Reg-_S4»^ $5 On other topics, Dodd said he precincts and "107 Cook County Thompson’s vote totals included outside Seville, “the government must confront the cHrect Irtxm FolAroM.aaatsai«te SS 6 7.4 0 precincts. some suburban precincts where S' V hoped to introduce legislation in the urgent problems of the agricultural sector.” Sss clerk lame-duck session of Congress to Incomplete returns tallied by the ballots got wet on election day and The pope, who frequently has spoken on the problems News Election Service had Steven provide public financing of con could not be counted until late faced by workers, said the government should adjust gressional and Senate campaigns son with a less than 1 percent lead — Wednesday night after being dried THANK YOU! and limit spending on the contests. 1.777.785 to 1.774.227, a margin of 3,- out. Dodd said he believed public 558 votes. But Thompson said his Altogether, counting was delayed financing legislation might stand a figures showed him 171 votes ahead. in 64 precincts because the ballots I want to thank all the people In the better chance of winning approval Thompson, seeking an un were wel. Delays in the other 100 12th. Assembly District for having just after this week s elections precedented third consecutive term, precincts were attributed to com FREE confidence In James McCavanagh because the amounts of money spent charged Thursday returns from 15 puter snarls and late return of and supporting him. on campaigns would still be fresh in ("hicago precincts were missing for ballots to Cpok County’s counting CLEANING two days before being counted. I also wish to thank each and every N N center. lawmakers' minds For Your Oil Burner on worker and financial contributor to 1 Year Oil A greem ent the campaign. My Sincere Thanks for a job well donel Rad Devil Pedyurethana Police hove description of bandit NEW CUSTOMERS ONL FsbMdii B n c s is ts . C a n a m t E l a e t r t c Qmtaral Etaetric CaldorRAe. MCA ...... (QAL.) IILM ' iSiM tw Iltaiiisaaaf- '»CaldwSAleMce...... -. .1244 injured, Carucci said. Street and handed a note to noon interview ing the 6 4 9 - 4 5 3 9 Raymond F. Damato WEST HARTFORD at Chairman and Treasurer Mfr.lMMn Rebate...... 3.00* I l.'PI I — Police have a I Ic described the suspect ■i teller, warning he wasn’t hank’s five etnployees, ______as a white male in his mid 319 Broad SI. of the Committee to ...... m T O description of an armed "fooling around ” and fired four custoiners and a - ■ ' ...... 2.00* APT£R to late 20s. about 6 feet 1 a shot into the ceiling. woman waiting in a car in Manchetler Elect James McCavanagh REBATE...... 9 .4 4 0 0 man who masqueraded as FoemTY / , ^ ...... * ...... an old man to rob a branch- inch tall, with a slim build After grabbing the a small parking lot. A F ifS ' ' AFreH Choose from auper-fough high-gloss or ,ind curly, dark brown hair. money from three tellers' SESAtS...., ...... 10 .70 satin tiniehes for indoor & outdoor use. of the Hartford Home *Am otttk fer (Malls. Savings & Loan Associa He wore an inexpensive drawers, the robber ran to Includes mask of an elderly man li car arid drove east on t-i .1 tion of $3,000 to $4,000 *Saa clerk for details *Sm ctark for doUil*. for datails. Police Chief Craig during the robbery. Park Road. Police found y Carucci said the robber "If appears "only one man the car abandoned about SAVB 40%/ E.T. Lunch Kit fired a warning shot In the was involved;" Carucci two blocks away. It was Help Project Concern keep kids in ttieir pl£U3e. 12:46 p.m. holdup Thursday, said registered to an East Hart- 4 . 8 7 S.49 rite suspect walked into but no one Was injured. lord resident and may have *Fteitt tlslpers’ With flip-top bottle V for easy pouring. " People were pretty the bank at the corner of lieen stolen. shaken up, but no one was Park Road and Ringgold Police spent the after- D I s s s F» — o f e , ! •Sidiool Lunch Kits' :Doinss688HtoafS Rse.s.w...... 4.44 L 1 2 i o S : 1 4 0drfktg.t4Meik SATURDAY SPECIAL <7497» ' n MtsajsjiBiiy O O m f mJE' gJk Aluminum Strom I Plus tax reg Snow Scoop 8 T I2 M 3 ^ o v e l wM i ‘U a m Ndfi^tlk Finish .rAi jf- n u In tlie coupon and keep many children ( some of whom 7 M i w FORD’S SPEaAL 10.75% FINANCING th is seat fUlad. For 16 years, have been in the Manchester To keep kids in their rlghttUl place, by KardiM Kordite send a oheok, payable to; Our A M 1*A9 Manchester’s Project Concern school system for years) may LAWN & Ruetproof and tlght- has invited inner city chil be forced out of the program - ooarnnninuwaa* oenmaav 1 e4 3 “8ief4» LEAF BAGS weHint; 48” long handle. dren to enter the local school and out of Manchester.' ».0. 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Sorry, no ralnchecke.) stories that have resulted tural, racial and-economlc B______^______3 WAYS TO CHARGE from Project Concern. interaction between Hartford VERNQN Hame'^ria MANCHESTER But like many such pro and Manchester continues. 114511^0 TollandlOIMIfU Tumpiko•UllipinV * TrFCity ■Be7”%#96y Shopping wvee.weConfer muon grams, the Project is now,^ Street__ the irlotlm of cutbacks. And STORE HOURS: DAILY 10 AM to 9:30 PM • SAT. 9 AM to 9:30 PM • SUN. 11 AM to 5 PM • PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU^SAT 310 M an SCr'eet'CAcrxjes fi-am Armory) City____ ------6 A 3 - 0 1 A S • JMANC.HeSTER. CT. Photo Akos Arnold. Ad crested by Adsms. Rickard V Mason. Ino I State. -Z ip. Space donated by the Savings Bank of Uanoheatsr'The Manoheeter Herald. I 6 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Fri., Nov. 5.. 1982 MANCHESTER HERALD. Fri.. Nov. 5, 1982 - 7 Richard M. Diamond, Publiahdn* Dan Fitta, Editors Some skewed Connecticut Republicans OPINION Alax Qiralli, City Editor SAT averages argue reasons for loss HARTFORD (UPI) - Connecticut Bozzuto reacted angrily, saying he Republicans unable to take over the would not stand by “and be Mr. Jack at Bolton High governor’s office in this week’s elections Capecelatro’s scapegoat.” ' are arguing over how they lost the race. Rome agreed, in coming to the defense Anderson Lewis Rome of Bloomfield, the of his former colleague in the state Election taught Cumrrlings lessons defeated GOP gubernatorial candidate, By Richard Cody Senate where they both served as Washington Thursday denied that Ric|iard C. Bozzuto minority leaders. Hhrald Reporter of Watertown and his supporters had The surprisingly comfortable mings angrily complained that will have to work hard and make Merry-Qo-Round contributed to his loss to Democratic Rome said his campaign got plenty of victory by Democrat Jim they had not even been contacted some changes to keep It that BOLTON — Not reading enough and watching too Gov. William O’Neill. ' help from Bozzuto workers. “They McCavanagh over Republican in or interviewed before the en way. much television were some of the explanations offered The charge against Bozzuto came worked as hard as anybody who ever sup^ Thursday by school board members and the high school ported me. It’s just absolutely not true,” cumbent Walt Joyner in the 12th dorsements were made. Wednesday from Republcan State Chair Manchester SOME FOOTNOTES: guidance counselor for the most recent hrigh school he said of Capecelatro’s charges. "My anger and attitude with man Ralph Cepecelatro, who said that Assembly District was not Jack Thompson said he really Scholastic Aptitude Test results. enough to cheer up local Prank Smith certainly didn’t help after Bozzuto was denied the nomination Rome said his loss to O’Ni^ill by 74,000 Spotlight was depress^ by the result. The average scores for the 27 students from the class was 3ue only to a shortage of money to Democrats on election night and I regret that," said Cum Souvenirs at the state GOP convention last Nevertheless, “I’ll stay in of 1982 who took the test were below state. New England summer, his supporters “went home and pay for a media advertising to boost his The Democrats were shook by mings. “I do believe that the tac By Paul Hendrie — Herald Reporter politics,” he said. “I’m not sure I and national levels on both the verbal and mathematics didn't do anything.” name recognition. the losses by two of their tics of Smith and his friends were sections. Bolton scores for the past three years also will seek elective office again, brightest stars. Mayor Steve poor and I don't back off on my ’ were higher. but I have a certain agenda and of a Penny and former Mayor Jack criticisms of the way he did it. Board members suggested there should be more focus UP) photo there are certain things I’d like Thompson, Neither had ever lost a Republican stronghold, by It's still less than truthful the on the verbal aspect of the education, specifically the have been better I haven't really to see done in government.” encouragement of extra-curricular reading. High school DEMOCRAT MORRISON FLASHES VICTORY SIGN an election before, but Penny done much Monday morning about 1,400 votes. way they handled it. But I do not scandal . . . DeNardls acknowledges 3rd District loss failed to unseat old rival Carl like my own harsh response.' Walt'' Joyner could not be guidance counselor June Krisch said a coaching and MMKHESTER S in i BUNK quarterbacking. 1 spoke out on orientation program would be considered, and a request Zinsser in the 4th Senatorial (iviCKAM., Cummings said Overall, we must become better reached Thursday, but Curt the issues. 1 don't know if that he learned some lessons from the WASHINGTON - To judge by thd for money for materials may be coming before the District and Thompson fell just helped me or hurt me. I think listeners and more patient." Smith said he is determined to board soon. election results. reaction of a high Justice Depart short of beating Elsie "Biz" she's (Mrs. Swensson) a better keep Joyner involved in local Free demonstration’s are now available on our One lesson is that the CIIMMIINGS SAID the ment official. I’ve apparently IN'A PRESENTATION to the board at an infor DeNardis concedes, Swensson in the 13th Assembly politician than I am." Republican Party politics. Democrats have to do a better Democrats must brace stumbled onto the greatest scandal mational meeting Thursday, Ms. Krisch also provided new "Instant Banker" located In \our lobby. District. Zinsser and Mrs. 'Democratic Town Chairman “He is a very rare man,” said job^of getting out their troops. themselves for a change from the since Watergate. It involves a f26 details that put the average figures more in perspective, Swensson were incumbent Ted Cummings agreed that Mrs. Smith. “He worked very hard for Voter turnouts in strong generally low-key campaigns of seat from the right field of the late considering the talents of the class. She implied the Republicans. Swensson's personal charm his district.” averages were not reliable indicators of the quality of drops his challenge The Democrats, who have Democratic districts, like the past. Yankee Stadium. , bested Thompson's issue- Smith attributed Joyner’s loss the curriculum, primarily because the number of do'iiinated Manchester politics Districts 6, 8, 10, 11 and 12, were “ We can expect very If that seems like small potatoes, oriented approach. to the showing in Voting District students was small. We will answer lor the past decade, were lower than those in more aggressive and confrontational just remember it was a “third-rate Anotiier first for "Working to get the trust and 5. Joyner took that district by 120 ‘ The 27 students represented half the 1982 graduating HAMDEN (UPI) — Republican Rep. “some cannot resist." sobered by Tuesday's results. Republican districts, like campaigns of accusations from burglary” that toppled a president. class. The average was 455 on the mathematics section, Lawrence DeNardis has conceded his “ We all know about the graveyard vote MSB, another first any questions 5 support of small groups of people Districts 4 and 5. The tow turnout the Republican leadership," said votes, but Smith said he needed a But any story that can incite a Sure, the Republicans have won and constantly building a and 418 on the verbal. loss to Democratic newcomer Bruce and the city of New Haven does not do a may have cost Thompson the Cummings, pointing to the exam bigger plurality there to offset^ four-page, single-spaced letter from very effective job of pruning the (voting) for Main St you may have of their share of seats in the political base is just as important . 'llie score range is from 200 to 800. Morrison in the 3rd District con election. ple set in the probate judge race. losses elsewhere. an associate attorney general of the The state average was 464 mathematics and 432 ver gressional race and dropped plans to list from year to year,” he said. He com Legislature before, but in recent as a candidate addressing the our ATM. years there were extenuating cir- “District 11 was the key dis “They have stated that, and we The two parties ran very .United States has to be hot stuff.' bal; the New England average was 464 and 428 respec challenge alleged voting irregularities in plained some votes may have been cast issues that affect large groups of trict," said Democratic State Democrats should notd that different get-out-the-vote Especially since the letter was ill tively, and the national scores were 467 and 426. court. under false names. cuinstances - a Reagan people. " said Cummings. "That DeNardis gave his findings to the Central Committee member well.” operations Tuesday. The response to initial inquiries from my DeNardis acknowledged his 1,600-vote landslide, an Eighth District MS. KRISCH SAID one or two scores could affect the secretary of the state, but said he would really is what Mrs. Swensson ■lohn Sullivan. “District 11 should Democrats posted voting lists in associate Tony Capaccio. loss Thursday, after checks of alleged revolt. Jeuding among the drew upon, while Mr. Thompson average a large amount because of the small number. voting improprieties failed to turn up pot personally take legal action. have offset 4.” DKSI’ITK THE post mortems headquarters and sent runners to For example, she said the SAT assumes the student Democrats resulting in the addressed the issues of the day." MAYBE YOU CAN figure ouf evidence needed to challenge the elec “I congratulate Bruce Morrison on his Mrs. Swensson won District 4 by the Democrats, it would be un each district, to bring back the has taken geometry and algebra. Three students from Can be used at over 20 locations in the State nomination of weaker can ■'He's right.'' agreed what was so upsetting about th$ tion outcome in court, victory and wish him thp best of luck. by 330 votes. That was pretty wise to conclude that the tide in names of those who had voted. the class, she said, took neither or one of these courses. May God be with him, and may he have a didates. Republican Town Chairman Curt story. Here it is: “The information and facts do not call much expected. But Thompson Manchester politics is turning Those names could be scratched ' When taking out their scores, she said, the average of successful term in office,” DeNardis Not this time The Democrats Smith "Ninety percent of the Associate Attorney General for legal action," DeNardis told took their best' shot and won District 11 by just 11 votes toward the Republicans. The off of the lists posted at the class on the mathematics section rises to 470 — reporters, apologizing for the two-day said. His wife, Mary-Louise, and a reason people vote for people is Rudolph Giuliani is a devoted Ian of above all the levels. nominated their strongest possi and the turnout in District 11 was Democrats still have far more headquarters and people who delay in his concession speech. number of supporters, looked on at a If you have applied for your "Instant Banker" card image and recognition. Mayor the New York Yankees. One of his , In a similar demonstration, she showed that without ble candidates. All ran visible just 66 percent, compared to 74 registered voters than the hadn’t voted could be targeted \ l Morrison headquarters the cham news conference. ,we will contact you soon for your demonstration. I’enny. 1 just have tremendous earliest memories is of being fwo scores, the verbal rose to 425. The gesture was made amidst com campaigns, all worked very- percent in District 4. Republicans and until that for phone calls. pagne, on ice since Tuesday, was well respect for — 1 disagree with him dressed up by his father in a “Just a few changes makes a difference,” she said. plaints DeNardis said had muddied the hard. The Republican in Cummings also said it is a mis changes, the balance of power chilled. on things and I don't really like 'The Republicans, on the other pinstriped Yankee uniform. He can ' ‘That’s why I’ve always said you have to be careful.” “ Finally it’s official and we’re going to election and might have been a factor in cumbents were strong, but if take to make too many enemies should not fundamentally shift. his mannerisms — because he hand, skipped the lists and just fattle off Bronx Bomber statistics Still, board members voiced concern that the have our official celebration," said his defeat. anyone could knock them off. in politics. “I don’t think it (the election) curriculum should be scrubbed. docs campaign two years at a made phone calls. till your eyes glaze over.. Morrison, holding a bottle aloft. “I'm The allegations included complaints Penny. Thompson and "1 learned that I have to shut is conclusive at all," said Smith, “Can you tell me, from this, why we shouldn’t put time and he's right 1 can't argue “I don't believe in the runner In his Justice Department office very glad the air is cleared," one polling place in New Haven stayed McCavanagh seemed like the up more than ever,” he said. “I noting that the loss by Joyner more emphasis on our verbal?” board member Michael open past the 8 p.m. deadline to ac with his success, because he does system," said Smith. “A good are two treasured souvenirs of the Morrison's winning edge was verified ones to do it have to keep my mouth shut and was especially hard to swallow. Parsons asked. “I think that’s a good idea," Ms. Krisch Wednesday by the secretary of the state. commodate mostly Democratic voters, MANCHESTER put in his work." phone caller can make more Yankees’ glory days — a baseball work harder. In that way, maybe "I believe strongly that we are -Said. “I would like to try to initiate another coaching Hut DeNardis waited until he and his while another “favorable to the autographed by Yogi Berra and a n il: PKNNA defeat and.‘in Work or not work, Penny lost I'll be of more good to the par in a growth pattern,” Smith con phone calls in the course of an and orientation program. staff investigated “ numerous'' Republican point of view" was late in STATE BANK small wood-and-cast iron stadium particular the Thompson loss, Tuesday, but Manchester had lit tinued. “ But we aren't anywhere hour than a runner can bring “These kids don’t read,” she said. “I was not terribly allegations made by voters, including opening. t y ” surprised by the results because I saw these kids. Most have caused Democratic officials tle to do with that loss. He hoped Cummings cited his sharp near the place we want to be at back results.” seat, its blue paint peeling, from the complaints of improper absentee He said an unused voting machine in to win slightly more votes in House that Ruth Built. of the time these kids are at home, and there’s only so to do some soul searching. criticism just before the election this |M)int. We have to hold our If the people power is there, balloting and tampering with voting the Westville section of New Haven had \l;^nchester — maybe win by a 1,- The little seat bears only the much you can do.” 100 votes counted and another machine Tt's disappointing to lose so of endorsements announced by own in an off-year and win in a "do it both ways,” said Smith, machines. "Your Local Hometown Bank” N Superintendent Raymond A. Allen said, “They’re close. ' said a depressed Jack ‘200 vote margin - but he could number 15 stenciled on it in black, Most of the charges centered on New was used for demonstration purposes the Prank Smith, who said he spoke good year.” but he .said it’s a waste to have « watching TV too much.” not be too dissatisfied about win but its saga is as complicated as Haven, where Republicans have night before the election while political Thompson "You figure if eight for a group of black citizens. The bottom line: Manchester people who could be dialing “We’re talking about a college-oriented group of 1041 Main St., Manchester 648-4004 ning the town by nearly 1,000 that of Citizen Kane’s equally traditionally fared badly at the polls. candidates were on hand. votes turn around in each Thompson and McCavanagh remains a Democratic town, but numbers out collecting results in students here,” board member Andrew T. Maneggia beloved “Rosebud.” The point at DeNardis said city officials there failed In 1980, DeNardis defeated his former I voting I district and it Would votes. I’enny lost in Glastonbury, were not endorsed and Cum Cummings has come to realize he stead. (Mid. “I wonder if we’re directing them enough, or Democratic colleague In \the state issue is exactly how the seat got to keep voting lists current, creating a EOE Meniber FDIC assigning them enough that would direct them. Maybe temptation for political dirty tricks Senate, ,Joseph Lieberman. from the old Yankee Stadium to there’s some activities that we can be doing.” In M a n ch ester Giuliani’s Washington office. Ms. Krisch said the school will be doing this year the Musicians DK ®i99iRiRrwe«mw-T^i5(SieAi«A_ In his four-page letter to me, silent reading program it started last year, and 0 ^reiterated her desire to institute a coaching program for H«LME Giuliani says he got the little seat in new contract^ N J E it. 1973 or 1974 as a gift from a law stu Ihe SAT. Board member Louis Cloutier suggested Uie school Tedford shows dent who had worked for him in the NEW HAVEN (UPI) - Ulhen you |U!t hnue to hear her voice, curriculum generally prepare the students better for Musicians of the New U.S. Attorney’s Office in New Yorlf. testing throughout the curriculum, “long before the % He unaccountably left it behind Haven Symphony ended •cram.” their five-week strike when he came to Washington for a Maneggia indicated he Was pleased with the part of neui -miniitE rotei keep you in touch. Thursday night by 1 right qualities government stint in 1975. But two •the report that showed that a standard average over the ratifying a contract years later, after he had returned to ^iast four years for students going into secondary educa providing a 24 percent V It is perhap premature to meritorious and each objector to private practice in New York, tion from Bolton was 50 percent of the class. About 30 wage increase over three assess Kenneth N., Tedford as a the application is sure the another former student assistant percent went on to four-year colleges, while about 20 years. . percent to two-year schools. potential member of the Board aptilication is without merit. lugged the seat uptown to Giuliani's Symphony officials said of Directors, but the thrust of That would not be a problem if office at 30 Rockefeller Plaza. No th e ratification by members of Local 234. remarks by Theodore R. Cum problem so far. State sues realty firm the' Zoning Board of Appeals On Aug. 25,1981, Giuliani, by now American Federation of mings indicates he is the choice were a totally formal court with a Justice Department,bigshot, went ... HARTFORD (UPI) - A ordered to appear in Hart Musicians, clears the way of the Democratic party and will rigid rules of procedure. It is to New York City on official iNew Britain real estate ford Superior Court Nov. 22 for the opening perfor .get the appointment. not. however business and dropped by bis old of firm has been sued by the for a hearing on a tem mance T uesday night featuring violinist Itzhak Tedford has been serving as Because is it rather informal, T"’ fice with Chief Inspector John .state for allegedly porary court order to block further violations. Perlman. chairman of the Zoning Board of the chairman has the job of Walsh of the U.S. M a r a is Service. ' violating consumer protec- "It’S your broker — the market closed mixed today. Want to take it Ajello and Consumer The walkout that began "He “had never seen a big law firm,” . tion laws with. unfair or Appeals and in that capacity has keeping the hearing procedure here, or shall I transfer it to the ground floor?” deceptive trade practices Protection Commissioner Sept. 29 was primarily over had a good deal of public within .some reasonable bounds Giuliani explained. “During the tour ' in its apartment listing ser- Mary Heslin said the com wages and a demand for exposure in a sensitive position. of revelance without abruptly Walsh saw my former office and the 'vice. plaint followed extensive more performances and The Zoning Board of Appeals has cutting off comment by citizens Commentary ' chair. Mr. Walsh then offered to *' Attorney General Carl R. investigation into the rehearsals. to make judgments that directly bring it to Washington for me. I told ' Ajello said the suit, filed apartment listing business Under the agreement, who feel they-have something by the Frauds Division of musicians will receive an affect those who appear before pertinent to say. him not to do so.” Thursday against Came But within a week, Walsh did just , Realty, seeks restitution the Department of Con 8.5 percent raise retroac it. Tedford has done that well. He that. He claimed he picked the little ufor consumers, civil sumer FTotection . tive to the 1981-82 season. It has to decide when there is. has been patient but firm with The fast-food Bible seat up in Giuliani's old Justice ^penalties of up to |2,000 for and when their not, justification speakers who wanders too far Department office, neglecting to each willful violation and for deviating from the strict from the matter at hand and he mention that he had to go 68 blocks ' ‘court costs. Paul C. Merz i« editor of the historical accuracy. " John Burke of Hartford application of the zoning has been helpful to citizens who but was all the more effective for uptown to fetch It. ORCHARDI Hanford (Wash.) Sentinel. The , New Testament gospel of and William Keeley of CRISP FMlAmESI regulations to prevent their im appear before the commission that very fact. Walsh ^rought It to Washington, By Paul C. Merz Mark is reduced by 15 percent, and West Hartford, partners in • MaohrtoM, M • OoMwi M M ou* ApplM Like anyone else who has read the on government time, as checked « W lw -M p, Ida M d * Bui u t AppKa posing an individual injustice without legal counsel and with the gospel of Luke is reduo9d by 25 'Came Realty, have been Bible in one or another of its many baggage on the Eastern Airlines against an applicant. an imperfect idea of how to The ultimate audacity is upon us percent. So much for the ★ lo se PEARS ★ rSESH SWEET CIDER at last. incarnations, we, too, have grown shuttle, and took it with him to U|e Opinions differ on how proceed. Evangelists. AHTIfREEIEjBhior CASSIj^ SHED CSSn SHOP for Qlfls, and Homo weary at times over page after page U.S. Marshals’ headquarters in su ^ HOMlMDfiim M w M DOOOfNtlOWNi frequently the deviations should Those qualiites do not, I by The editors of “Reader’s Digest,” Of the words of Jesus in the New of “begats.” . . urban Virginia. There, on Sept. 8, be permitted. One thing is cer them.selves, make anyone a good scissors and blue pencils in hand, Testament, 10 percent are deleted. OpM 7 Daft A Waak, 0 aja. to 0:10 pja.' 1981, the little seat was presented to tain. however: each applicant director, but they certainly will have come out wlt^ a “condensed” So much for Jesus. ° But we wouldn’t remove a single version of the Bible. a grateful Giuliani on an Inspection HKN MOIMTME RD-iiliSTOMWlI And so much for the “Reader’s one of them for all the money in WMMSTBIlKlIT.hie. I'lniiiute to Europe >1.42, thinks his case is uniquely help Tedford if he is appointed. fo the marshals’ office by Howasd There’s nothing really new, of Digest Bible.” Christendom. course, about revising the Bible. Safir, A M arais Service official ^ It takes people from Reader’s People have been doing it for cen THE READER’S DIGEST folks, The British Islei > 5 Digest to do. that. IN A CLOSED-DOOR meetiixt 1.25 turies — so much that one often who have over the years hacked at last August, a now-retired marshsl, wonders just how closely what one the words of nearly every great “THE AVERAGE READER Elliott Williams, complained thgt DIAL RATE* For those times when you feel so very far reads today resembles what was writer known to man — Homer, YOU CAN BE who sits down to read the St. James Walsh had fetched the seat dn Region Rato Lovols First minute Additional minute Hours written thousands of years ago. Melville, Lewis Carroll and a host of away, a call to Europe brings you close or RSV Bible never finishes,” says government time and at govern 7 am-1 pm But “ condensing” it? That’s others — explain simply that they HEALED! UNITED KINGDOM/ standard $2.08 $1.26 again. How good it is. Jack Walsh, an editor for the firm ment expense to curry favor with .95 1 pm-6pm something else again. cut things line-by-line to exise what IRELAND Discount 1.56 who practiced on condensing "Moby Giuliani, who oversees the Marsluqs 1.25 .76 6 pm-7 am It takes a lot of guts, to say the they call "the three R’s” of repe- (im oionallr. Bplrttuelly, ana Phytlenlly). Economy $1.42 for 1 minute to Europe. $1.25 for Dick” before' tackling the Bible. Service. Present were Giuliani, very least. • tion, rhetoric and redundancy. 8INQINQ EVANGELIST QRACE DIBICCARI 2.37 1.33 7 am-1 pm 1 minute to the British Isles. Just dial the So what? I Deputy Attorn^ General Edwa^ EUROPE Standard The new “Reader’s Digest Bible” But in their zeal, they repeatedly haa mlnlatarad QOD'a healing power 1.78 1.00 1 pm-6pm If the purpose of the new Schmults, White House Counsel Dl'^unt call yourself any night from 6 p.m. to 7 is 40 percent shorter than the have overlooked every vertlge of throughout the world for over eight yaara.' .80 6 pm-7 am "condensed” Uble is to pander to Fred Fielding, Sen. Strom Hiiv- EcoTKimy 1.42 subtlety, nuance and creative flavor You’ve aaan her on Additional minutes cost only 80$ to 850,000-word Revised Standard Ver those who are too busy, too lazy or mond, R-S.C., and several Senate sion. and read In the national naWapapara and 'Federal excise tax of 1% is added on all calls billed In the United in the very works they condense — too illiterate to deal with the real a id es. ; States. If your exchange doesn't have International dialing capability, Europe, 76c to the British Isles. Of the 66 books, several are leaving it all but impossible to dis pnaoazlnaa about the thouaanda who are thing, that could be^ considered a Giuliani and Schmults aiaurdd just tell the operator the country, dty and phone number you want. reduced substantially — including cern the charming little distinctions healed as aha prays for them. You will be billed at the direct-dial rate. That special voice gives you a very mitigating circumstance. Thurmond they would investigate Exodus, Chronicles and between a Faulkner and a But such exercises, we believe, do Williams' charges. “They b«th Now, aae her In paraon and find healing and Singing Evangellat Gall International Information toll free: venn-eTMOoD special feeling. Call tonight. - Deuteronomy, each of which lost Hemingway, a Mlchener or a Joyce. far worse: They not only serve an agreed they would look into it," s^Jd peace from Jaaua. Grace about seven out of every 10 words. One hesitates to think what the existing TV tube-spawned group of a source who was at the meettqg, Digest scissors could do to a So much for Moses and the gang. lazy thinkers, sloppy readers and il “but no one has contacted Williams The 23rd Psalm is now the ISth. So slliloquy_m Shakespeare, who ORAce N vesteLS musical HBAtma revivalu literates,-'^ but implicitly condone as far as I know.” Williams coo- (one night only C> by NCA. me much for David and the other reveled in rhetoric ... a quotation theirs as an acceptable, lifestyle and firmed this. , from Martin Luther King, whose In< Sat. Nov. 13, 7:30 R.M. Psalmists. serve to encourage its proliferation. GiuBani and Walsh Insist that tlie ) Bringing The World Closer ririiriiiiiim rm m im stinctive feel for properly applied About 5 percent of the new book That — as much as thb slap in the delivery of the little seat involved ho Manehootor High Sohoel repetition was his most effective "When I grow up, I'm going to live In the consists of new words created by the face to the Bible Itself and those who government expense. Walsh said he editors to make transitions. So tool ... or to a work of Uiwrence, desert ” created It — is what we flpd a little was coming to Washlngtoa'on Of TunoOM Manohastar, CT miicli lor spirlliinl. tradition and wliiisi- work reeked of redundancy Southern New England Telephone scary. ficial business anyway. ; FREE A D M IS^N Info. Call 203-776-1990 'S • ^ *- MANCHESTER HERALD. Fri.. Nov. 5 1982 MANCHESTER HERALD. 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Make checks payable to Universal Press Syn (33) - News Rated R. 10:00 P.M. - ESPN Sports Center . 0D - Star Trek another long-distance line. To start, analyze the number d® - Split Cherry Tree A poor (3® ® - Film charge; if not, ask.the phone company for an explana- lieople who have done business with the com|>any. l3 ) (© - Washington Week/ ( 8 - MOVIE: 'Three Days of of long-distance calls your business makes, length of the dicate. ) farmer gams insight into his (3® - ESPN Sports Center (© C© - Falcon Crest Richard (3® - Night Flight (8 ) - Laugh Trax Review Paul Duke is joined by Channing uses his newspaper to 2:15A.M. the Condor' An unknown band son s dreams and ambitions (3® " Sports Probe - Festival of Faith @ ) - America Screams of killers closes in on a CIA top Washington journalists ana exploit Chsse's supervisor posi (£ - MOVIE: We Ware Will Newmao^Jarrod Ross, Col S® - Soap agent and the woman who is lyzing the week's news. tion, (60 min.) 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Suffolk Management Co. Michael J. Thibodeau to ical presentando la bella Chary- Robertson 1976 ® - NHL Hockey: New York 0® • MOVIE: 'Incredible (3® - ESPN Sports Center 8 ' News - MOVIE; 'Zorro the Gay tin Rangers at Edmonton Shrinkirtg Woman' A house Andrew C. Ruoff III and Alexanderwitz to Paul F. Inc. to William S. David Rosemary Thibodeau, - MOVIE; 'Friday the 11:30 P.M. 0® - HBO Theatre: The 4:45 A.M. Blade' Zorro and his effeminate wife. subjected to the chemicals Evelyn A. Rouoff to John Savino and Pauline M. and Evelyn L. Runyan, property on Lamplighter - Madame's Place 13th' A camp haunted by a (ID - Independent Network C© - Hawaii Fiva-0 in aerosol sprays, finds herself Rainmaker A handsome stran (i® - HBO Magazine Starrir>g brother are portrayed in this News Drive. comic spoof of the legend - Barney Miller death curse finds itself again un (© - Starsky and Hutch shrinking fast. Lily Tomlin, ger fulfills a lonely woman's Dick Cavett This show pre B. McTighe, property at Savino, property at 16 Unit 519B Northwood der attack by a killer Betsy Pal a® - MOVIE: Paternitv' A Charles Grodin, Ned Beatty. yearning for love. Tuesday 124 Helaine Road, 359,000. Townhouses, $49,900. George J. Grenier to George Hamilton, Lauren ' Hut - More Real People C© - Benny Hill Show sents an inside look at the Carroll Drive, $71,000. ton, Brenda Vacarro 1981 mer. AdriGnno King. 1979 bachelor goes on a campaign to 1981. Rated PG. Weld, Tommy Lee Jones. Wil shows and stars appearing on 5 Evelyn A. Morrow to Herman A. Pallait and Stanley Bray to State of Irene N. Freeman, proper 8:00P.M. find the right surrogate mother (© @ ) - Nightline liam Katt. HBO. - Jeffersons 8:30P.M. (S ) “ Mike Douglas , People Thomas W. Morrow III, Victoria Maschiovecchio to Connecticut, property on ty at 270 Autumn St. ( D C© - Dukes of Hazzard to provide him with an heir. Burt (3D - Saturday Night Now @ ) - Crossfire ' ABC News (© - Carol Burnett and Reynolds. Beverly DAngelo, Buckland Street. - MOVIE; So Fine' A col property at 32 Colltat St., Thomas M. Sheridan and (© - P.M. Magazine Friends Lauren Hutton. 1981. (3® ( 8 - Entertainment Tonight 3:00A.M. Lis pendens - Over Easy lege professor becomes a suc ADventnres $64,000. Ellen M. Sheridan, proper Herbert A. Phelon and (© (3® “ Benson Benson's (© - New Odd Couple d® - CNN News cessful fashion designer m this ^ ® - Streets of San Francisco C S - MOVIE: 'I Confasii' An 7:00P.M. younger brother comes for a William A. Armstrong ty at 130 W. Center St., Dominic J. Squatrito and H eritage Savings and (© - New York Report innocent priest stands trial for visit dD - Freeman Reports comedy. Ryan O'Neal, Jack 1:30 A.M. and Cynthia C. Armstrong ’Thomas P. FitzGerald to Loan Association against dD - CBS News Warden, Richard Kiel. Rated R murder. Montgomery Clift, Anne $59,000. (3® - NFL Theatre: 'Best Ever d® - Remington Steele - Carter Country ® (i^ - M*A'S*H ^ C© Baxter, Karl Malden. 1953. to Gary W. Biske and Alma Casperson to (}wen Dewey Richman Stanley E. Ogrodnik and C© - Meet the Mayors Professionals' Remington doesn't want to d® - Night Gallery C© S® - America's Top Ten C D - MOVIE: 'Dingaka' Dra- CE) - Muppet Show provide security for a priceless Elizabeth J. Biske, proper F. Brooks and George F. Associates, property at Kathleen M. Ogrodnik, C3l) - MOVIE: Smash Up on (3® - Wall Street Week (2D - Crossfire matic story of a South African painting because of the curse it (3D “ Independent Network ty at 251 Autumn St., $64,- Brooks, property on 767-773 Mtitn St., (no con foreclosure at 11 Bates CSD - ABC News Interstate 5' Lives are changed Louis Rukeysor analyzes the ( ^ ^® - Tonight Show native accused of murder and in seconds when a disastrous boars. (60 min.) News CSD ■ Soap '80s with a weekly review of the subsequent trial and de 990. Hackmatack St., $70,500. veyance tax) Road. 39 car crash occurs on a Cali (^ - Twilight Zone 8 * Twilight Zone economic and investment mat fense. Stanley Baker, Juliet Barney T. Peterman Sr. (11) - Jeffersons fornia freeway over a holiday ters d® - MOVIE: 'Blume in Love' ( 8 - MOVIE: 'Kenny Rogers Prowse, 1965 weekend Robert Conrad. Buddy and Barney T. Peterman d® - Cervantes A lawyer falls out of marriage 12:00 A.M. as The Gambler' A good (1® - 0/C NCAA Foot ball Ebsen, Vera Miles, David Groh, but stays in love with his ex- Jr. to Donald M. Stingel Preview Jim Simpson and Bud ( © - MOVIE: The Ritz* The hearted gambler who knows the (3D - MOVIE: 'Arruza* A docu Harriet Nelson, Sue Lyon, Scott 9:00 P.M. wife George Segal, Susan An- power of bluff, rides to Yuma to mentary of Carlos Arruza. Mexi and Maureen Stingel, Unit Mechanic’s lien ■»*Wilkinson hosts Jacoby, Donna Milts, Herb Edel- original Broadway cast stars in - Dallas J R" and spach. Kris Kristofferson. 1976 help a son he never knew he co's most famous torero and Two promoted Harley LaMountain (1® - Inside the NFL Len Daw man. Sian'Barbara Allen 1976 C© C© Rated R this comedy about a gay bath , Viu\l 63-16, 63 Summit St., $47,- Bobby prepare to do battle to house that's more like a mad had. Kenny Rogers, Christine rejoneador of the past 30 years. doing business as B.A.C. son and Nick Buoniconii analyse Anthony Quinn. 1972 IM ANSWEKINC10UR 500. (3® - NFL Game of the Week prove who is the best man and d® - MacNeil-Lehrer Report house Rita Moreno, Jack Belford, Bruce Boxleitner. 1980. Painting against Fish this week's NFL action and look If the NFL Players strike contin ’g u a r p w a n t e p ' a p ! Glastonbury Bank St ’Trust Co. has made the Patricia J. Anderson to entitled to Ewing Oil (60 mm ) (2® - 24 Hbras Weston. 1976 (3® - MOVIE: Sword of (3® - Night Flight following appointments: C. Leroy Norris and Associates ^t 150 Colonial Mary F. Lok, assistant treasurer, to manager of Rosalie A. Norris, Unit Road, $1,950. W E D U M P RISHT THROUGHi THE PLAN WORKED [ THEY NO PUMP 0ARBA6ES H/i -HA- operations services and Kevin Winn to manager of 28D, Nerthfield Green Con- Connecticut Waterworks i e A R B A G E . LIKE A CHARM ASTBO-GBAPH HA'HAI i s BRIDGE financial services. dommiums, $62,000. Supply Inc. against Bernice Bede Osol Mrs. Lok joined the Glastonbury Bank in 1969. Employee Transfer MacClaine Trucking Co., Her extensive banking background includes in Corp. to Kenneth property of M IP 16A Corp. Looks are deceiving volvement with the bank’s proof, deposit services, Law rence M cBride and on Progress Drive. and general ledger areas. Ftior to her most recent Depise E. Burton McBride, and has a distinct choice at cfe u r appointment Mrs. Lok held the position of property on Brookfield St., Declaration trick two. manager, financial services. Additionally, she has $61,500. ON THE PREMISES of the He can knock out the ace ‘ B irth d a y .^ken selected accounting conises at New London of Condominium NORTH u-e-ai of trumps and be sure of bis Quitclaim deeds Barney T. Peterman Sr. • KQ104 Business Otllege. N contract, if East has the ace • 962 November 8,1682 Mrs. Lok and her husband reside in Marlborough. Joseph R. Badeau to and Barney T. Peterman of diamonds, West all three • 73 New horizons are developing Winn joined the bank in 1979. Prior to his promo Marion W. Badeau, proper Jr., Summit Village Con m m BIG missing aces, or if bis oppo • AKQ2 for you this coming year. Your tion he served as assistant manager in Financial ties at Chambers and dominium, 63 Summit St., nents don’t find a way for experience will have taught you Lockwood streets. 16 units, one building, 2- WEST EAST Eiast to lead that diamond Services. He earned a bachelors degree in how to disengage yourself from' Bruce Pigot to Ruth L. story fram e with each unit • 53 • A862 suit to West’s ace. mathematics from the University of New situations whlr^ prove to be PIgot, property at ISO having separate entrance • 41 • A5 The other p la y is to con unproductive. * Hampshire. He as been pursuing accounting 'WHEEL BLDG. ♦ AJ 10 64 ♦Q982 W E LL? DIP YEAH, AN' HE WAS tinue clubs righ> away. If SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) As graduate studies at the University of Hartford. Washington St. and full basement. YOU HO OK QUITE A GUY, DOC • Jioas • tih ROUTE 195 at I 84 - MANSFIELD clubs break 4-S, which is a long as you treat today's hap Winn resides in Rockville. r g w : U P WITH TH' RRST T'USE penings philosophically, this TH E SW AM P GUERRILLA WAR SOUTH, 62 percent chance, be gets Across from the EASTBROOK MALL 0 POXT FARE TACTICS' ♦ J97 an Immediate diamond dis should be a very pleasant day. • KQJ10I7 card and is sure of his However, It you bear grudges or get uptight It could be ♦ K5 contract. If they break S-2 • as another story. Find out more of and Blast has the doubleton, what lies ahead tor you in the Vulnerable: ^ t h South can ovem iff, still go seasons following. your birth BOTTI FRUIT FARM after trumps and hope to 2 DAYS ONLY! Dealer: North day by sending for your copy of' $14 MILUON find Blast with that diamond Astro-Qraph. Send $1 to Weft North Eait Soath ace, or set up a diamond dis Astro-Graph. Box 489, Radio' ! • Pan ! • and CIDER MILL card on dummy’s fourth City Station, N.Y. 10019. Be. DOLLARS Worth of SATURDAY, NOV. 6th Pan ! • Pan 3f sure to specify birth date.l Pan spade. S m U a For A Choice tUoetlon oh V se Pan Pan When we watched the play SAOITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Doc.,‘ Pan 21) Post "Keep Out" signs' AAPPlit tkPEMS *fW IT wm XTM Ut QIMUTY, BRA» NAME of the hand. South wasted no NEW SEASON- today for matters you wish tol ★ FilMI HOW a m i CIKR STARTING 1 A . J I U time. He went right after remain secret. There's a> Opening lead: 4 J clubs, got his immediate dis •FURNITURE WELL, WHAT PO TTTT chance a nosy friend might tryj WGOUHRIl MUMS HM FM l PUUfTIM NEW GLASSES THIS HAS TD BB CNE OF THE card and won the rubber. to pry where he or she Isn't' V O U THINK? y CRAZIEST BALLETS We admired his speed of lAfAlA/mub .. * 260 Ruth mil Rd.. 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In some IB D t y M wine 20 Low tide sHuatlons you’H be wise and 23 Hufhad 36 Scouting 47 SMrt 21 Firat woman prudent: others you might be 26 On tha peak group (abbr.) 22 Squaazaaout 46 Our (Fr.) extrsvaoM t and rmreleae. 26 Flaxen 37 Swift aircraft 5 24 Having (abbr.) 62 Ruaaian river C A N C n i (June 21-Jel)r 22) 2-DAYS ONLYI auriclaa 27Lyriciat Don’t take yoursaS or what SUNDAY 42 Ball-ahapad 53 Tinl^ bh 26 "Chriatmaa Gerahwin occurs today too aerlously. H SATURDAY INSPECTION: l-HOUR PRIORtc SESSION hat Carol" charac 26 Madielna 55 Flowar you do, you could cubjact your- bottle 43 Family ter 66 Fruit of pine 8 ^ to e change of mood which 28 Concealed 30 Evade member might not be loo pleasing to 1 31 City in Utah ' 32 ButM 45 Band down 66 Watery othsrs. r a t 10 AM HSfat 11 AM 33 SaMma plant 1 4 ■ 7 • • 10 11 W (My 21-Aug. 22) Your 34 Spharat hick lis s Its limitations trxtay, 38 Walk in water tl 11 H4 so don’t press H too far, espe I Wish to thank all thoae people In 36 Type of,cron cially wtiere you think you can TERMS: CASH, ESA, Opposite the 40 Football play If 1« 17 uee n ae a buffer to overcome the 12th. Aasembly DIetrIct who 41 Chewaout MASTER CARD Md ygurreiponslbllttlee. voted for mel You showed you con nsHEirs NG EASTBROOK MAU 44 Large to It V»00 (Aug. 2S-Sept 22) H container ■ ” fidence In me — I counted on you CERTfDGMECKS Next to Klltk 46 Shallow area n » you m expecting ■ return on — now you can count on me. —Sony- 48 One (Gar.) ■ ■ •omothing you’re Involvad In VALUE SopeniNHlut 50 Decade >• 27 today, be raaStUc and Mr NOPERSQIIAL GMEGXS HEREte TH AT SIdfN THATte TERRlBi_E' IF r oouLoepeLL.vvcuu? regarding what you leal you’re WHEEL BLDG. 51 Gallic ■ •iO i} WCANTEP... TOU AMeSPELl-Hb r BE RM N TIN playing through Sunday at the playhouse, 76 Warren- ton St. in Boston. Tonight's performance Is 8 p.m. and Saturday, S and 9 p.m. and Sunday 3 p.m. (482-3424). • Hartman Thaafar, Stamford: "A Streetcar Named Desire,” will play through Oct. n i at the theater. 307 C in e m a Atlantic St., Stamford. For information and ticket reservations call (323-2131). l^ u isic • Univarally of Hartford, Waal Hartford: E t C e t e ra "Oedipus," will open Thursday to open the season for SuiTday Brui)ch ‘fit the University Players, at Auerbach Auditorium, Hartford Gentleman (R) Fri 7, 9; Tl>e Bro\vi7stoi>e Alheneum Cinema— A Hlllyer Hall, pn the college campus. Performances will • St. John’s Church, Manchester: annual holiday Sat and Sun 2, 4,7, 9. — An • BiMhmll Mamorlal Hall, Hartford: The Hartford Star Is Bom Fri-Sun 7 with Officer and A Gentleinan • Out antique buHci abounds with fresh fruits, straw- start at 8 p.m., Thursday and Friday and Saturday and fair, today from 6 to 9 p.m. and Saturday from 10 a.m. Mrvles Chantilly, and our pastry chefs creations — muf* A Fine Guide To Weekiy Dining Symphony Orchestra will present "Broadway Boat" What Price Hollywood? (R) Fri 7:20, 9:50; Sat and 2 p.m. on Sunday. (243-4349). to 3 p.m., 23 Qolway St. Polish foods and a variety of flrfs. danlsh. andviut breads still warm from the oven. today and Saturday at 8:15 p.m. at the Bushnell. On Fri 9:45; Sat and Sun 5:15, Sun 2:05,4:40,7:20,9:50.- •' Coachllght Dinner Thaafar, Warehouse Point: . booths. • O n the desaert aide you'll find cheesecake, chocolate Nov. 9 and 10 the symphony orchestra will play 9:45. — Captain Horatio Halloween ni: Seaton of mousae. napoleons..fresh cakes, and more — it's all In "Pirates of Penzance,” is playing through Nov. 26 at • The Colony, Talcottville: Manchester Welcome featuring Andre Watts, pianist. (246-6807). Horablower Sat and Sun 2. the Witch (R) Fri 7:56,10; cluded In the price of your brunch! '*■ the theater, 266 Main St. For dinner and theater reser Wagon bridal show Sunday at 7 p.m.' Bridal and • University of Connacllcut, Storrs: Maynard • Treat yourself to our Brownstone Special > a tender vations call (522-1266). sportswear' fashions, furniture displays, housewares Sat and Sun 2:30,4:50,7:55, filet lopped with a poached egg. artichoke hearts, and Ferguson, jazz trumpeter and band leader will be 10. — National Lampoon’s featuring this week...- and door prizes. smothered In a rich Bearnalse sauce - or try our thick featured Saturday at 8 p.m. In Jorgensen Auditorium Class Reunioq (R) Fri cuts of French toast served with New Hampshire maple . • Middle School, Vernon: Rgckville General on the university campus; On Monday at 8 p.m., Andre Cinema City — Reds 7:15, 9:15; Sat and Sun •V^Mp — or aefocl another one of our enticing entrees. Hospital Auxiliary will present "Follies Strikes Back," a Watts and the Hartford Symphony Orchestra will be (PG) Fri 7:45; Sat 3,7:45. • Your first Bloody Nary. Screwdriver, or glass of Chsm- 2 RESTAURANTS benefit show, today and Saturday at 8 p.m. at the Mid 2:2S,^A:3S, 7:15, 9:15. pagne la on the house and all other brunch libations are featured. For ticket Information call (486-4226) - Catch 22 (R) Sun 2:45, dle School, off Route 30, Vernon. Tickets available at Happy Hour priced! i i am— 8 pm Classic French - Northern Italian • Manchaatar High School, Manchaatar: 7:15 with U (R) Sun 4:55, RtBRIlVATIONB BRCOMMRNOID the door. Manchester Manchester Symphony Orchestra will be featured In a 9:30. — National Lam UA Theaters East — MTum a Tsuwwm srt. b2s- i i 7i fUiGUULANDEB. • Manchester Chamber ot Commerce,: Gilbert & concert at the high school Sunday at 4 p.m. poon’s Class Reunion (R) DOWNTOWN HARTHmO 45 EAST CENTER STREET»MANCHESTER»643-2751 D a n c e Sullivan Players will conduct auditions for "Camelot," Tex (PG) Fri 7:30, 9:30; Fri 6:45, 8:30, 10:15; Sat Sat and Sun 2, 4, 6, 8,10. — Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 10 p.m. and Monday 2:30,4:20,6:45,8:30,10:15; from 7 to 10 p.m. at the Chamber of Commerce office, Dawn of the Dead (R) Fri Sun 2:30, 4:20,6:45,8:30.- and Sat midnight. — Oonap 20 Hartford Road. (872-6684) The Chosen (PG) Fri 7, RESTAURANT DAVIS FAMILY • Bushnell Memorial Hall, Hartford: "Festival of the • Real Art Ways, Hartford: Poetry and perfor the Barbarian (R) Fri7:15, Nile,” featuring exotic bellydancers and tribal folk 9:15; Sat and Sun 2,4:15,7, NOW SERVING BEER & WINE mances by Jessica Hagedorn and Butch Morria, at 9:30; Sat and Sun 2;1A music, will be presented at 8 p.m., Nov. 11 at the 9:15. 8:30 p.m. at 40 State St. 4:30, 7:15, 9:30. — The Bushnell. • University of Connecticut, Storrs: "Seduced and Rocky Horror Plcturh JWSTAURANt _ • Jewish Comumunity Center, West Hartford: The — Weekend Special— Abandoned,” a film. Von der Mehden Hall on the un Show (R) Fri and Sat mi4- Israel Affairs Committee of the center, 335 Blobmfield T h e a t e r iversity campus, today at 8 p.m. (486r2106). night. — National Lanj- 21 Oak St., Manchester 646-2571 Ave., will sponsor Israeli Folk Dance Workshops, Cinestudio — • Sturbridge Village, Sturbrldge, Mass.: fair of poon’s Class Reunion (m Saturday at 8 p.m. and Sunday at 1:15 p.m. (236- Neighbors (R) Fri and Sat traditional crafts Saturday and Sunday, featuring un Fri 7:10,8:45,10:30,12; Sift 4571). 7:30 with Blade Runner Breakfast Special usual historic craft demonstrations. Jessie Marshall of 2, 3:40, 5:20, 7:10, 8:4$, FRESH FISH - • University of Connecticut, Storrs: "Streamers,' • Verplanck School, Manchester: Manchester (R) Fri and Sat 9:20. — On ^ (2 gggg, homcfrlM, Coventry will demonstrate rug hooking. (617-347- 10:25,12; Sun 2, 3:40, 5:2$, Baked, Broiled, or Fried Company Business Sun tOMi, COfiM) a play by David Rabe, through Sunday In the Studio Square Dance Club, open dance Saturday from 6 to 3362). 7:10, 8:45, 10:25. ; 11 p.m. at the school, 127 Olcott St. Spectators 7:30. Included potato A sa/ad Theater on the university campus. There will be • Dunfey’s Tavern, Windsor: Harvest Fair and welcome. evening performances at 8, today and Saturday and Christian Women's Club luncheon, Nov. 9 at 11:45 Mansfield Check Our Daily Luncheon Specials hot breed A butter no evening performance on Sunday, 2 p.m. matinees a.m., at the Inn on Interstate 91. Cost Is $6.75. KasI Hartford TransLux College Opm Mon - Sot from 6:00 A.M. Saturday and Sunday. (466-4025). • • St. Joseph's Church, Rockville: annual Christ Eastwood — Diner (R). Cinema — Joni (G) Fri t, Sunday 7 A.M. - Noon CAUKM PUtZA EXIT 93 OFF l-ee • East Catholic High School, Manchester: "A F u n -' I mas bazaar, today and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 8 Fri-Sun 7:15, 9:15. 9:05; Sat and Sun 2,4:15, t, 649-5487 ny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum,” will be p.m. The church is located at the corner of West and Poor Richards — Class 9:05. — Fellini’s Satyrico)i presented today and Saturday and Nov. 12 and 1.30 at LCnlon streets. of 1984 (R) Fri and Sat Fri 7; Sat 2:15, 7 with 1 ^'THE FUN PLACE TO BE!" 8:30 p.m., at the school, by Little Theater of • Masonic Temple, Manchester: Sports night will 7:30, 9:30, 12; Sun 3:30, Fellini’s Roma Fri 9:l(i; A ENTERTAINMENT PLUS * Manchester. L e c t u re s 5:30, 7:30, 9:30 be conducted Tuesday starting at 7:45 p.m. at the Sat 4:30, 9:10. — Kentuckj) BAR HOURS ^ Smday— M ftrenhalgh • Long Wharf Theater, New Haven: "Open Ad temple on East Center Street. Harold E. Goodnough Fried Movie (R) Sun 2:15, One of Manchester’s newest selection of deli style missions," Is playing through Nov. 21 at the theater, ; Mon-Frl. j Mondiy-TWnt will be the dinner speaker. (643-4992). 5:25, 8:45 with The Groove family restaurant where pride Is sandwiches, foot long hot dogs, 222 Sargent Drive, New Haven. For show times and ' • Civic Center, Hartford: New England Singles Showcase Cinemas — Tube (R) Sun 4:05, 7:15. 4:30-7:30, . TUESDAT ticket information call (787-4282). • St. Joseph College, Expo Is scheduled for Saturday and Sunday. The My Favorite Year' (PG) taken in the preparation and grilled ruebens, or our Dally m r-' DRAFT BEER NI8HT • Yale Repertory Theater, New Haven: "Hello and ■ 80c DRAFTS, 25c HOT 0008 Remembers,” is the theme of a series ot lectures hours Saturday are noon to 10 p.m. and Sunday, noon Fri 1:15, 7:25, 9:50, 11:40; Reader's Choice of Connecticut servicing of our highly selected Goodbye,” opened Nov. 2 and will continue through being presented at the college each Wednesday from to 6 p.m. (233-9611). Sat 1:15, 3:15, 5:15, 7:20, Vernon < Luncheon Special and ^ WEDNESDAY Nov. 20 at the theater, 222 York St., New Haven. Per Magaaine^s 1982 Best American Food T h re e 10:30 a.m. to noon, through Nov. 17. Area celebrities • University of Connecticut, Storre: A Jo b 9:50, 11:40; Sun 1:15, 3:15, Cine 1 A 2 — Annid UDIES NI8HT formances 8 p.m., Monday, through Friday and Satur homestyle menu. Homemade Soups. are lecturers. (232-4571). Stragegy Workshop will be conducted Monday and 5:15, 7:25, 9:50. — An Of (PG) Fri 7, 9:15; Sat 1:30; and Most Romantic in Hartford P e n iiY P u b 2F0R1 days at 8:30 p.m. plus Saturday matinees at 2 p.m. 7, 9:15; Sun 1:30, 4,7,9:15; Come and relax in our Open Monday thru Saturday 7:30 TIL CLOSING • Wadsworth Athonoum, Hartford: free lectures Nov. 15 and 22 from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the Women's ficer and A Gentleman County! Ta DLE and TAP (436-1600). and tours of museum, Fridays at noon and Sundays at Center on the universlty campus. The workshop fee is (R) Fri 1:50,7:20,9:45,12; — On Golden Pond (PG> MacKenzIe Dining Room where 6:00 A.M. till 2:00 P.M. and Sun TtanJij-Cofy lowjo» • Hole-In-The-Wall Theater, New Britain: "Arsenic $10. (486-4738). Sat 1:50, 4:30, 7:20, 9:45, Fri 7:10, 9:30; Sat 2, 7:10; • Sunday Champagne Brunch MANt-HF SI { R Cl Fridt])— Uni HMiMwnl«i{h and Old Lace," Is playing Friday and Saturday nights 2 p.m., through Nov. 18. Meet In Matrix Gallery. (278- 2670). • Pratt A Whitney, East Hartford: The fourth an 12; Sun 1:50, 4:30, 7:20, 9:30; Sun 2,4:15,7:10.9;30: you’ll enjoy complete days 7:00 A.M. till Noon. Ample Monch«iterl N«Nt^o 5 ^ Ssisnlii— Bud Oejur through Nov. 27 at the theater, 36 North St. Admission • Lunch • Dinner Parkod* ■ | Cotual Lwdy W • University of Connecticut, Storrs: "Credit Where nual P & W Aircraft Club handicraft show will be Satur 9:45. — E.T. The Extra- I MTIWI OKU n . W NOF Is by donation. Reservations can be made by calling 2300. Main St., Glartonbury • 659-0366 breakfasts featuring our Credit Is Due: Money Matters for Women," will be the day from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the club at 200 Clement Terrestrial (PG) Fri 1, parking available. Carry-out the theater evenings. 7:15, 9:40,11:45; Sat 12:50, topic of discussion at the UConn Women's^ Center Road, East Hartford. Free and open to the public. West Hartford . “Highlander” Breakfast Special service. Seating capacity 40. • Hartford, Stage Company, Hartford: "O n Tuesday at 12:30 p.m. (486-3532). (569-1529). 2:55,5:05,7:15,9:40,11:45; E lm 1 a 2 ITALIAN HOOD FIZZA Borrowed Time," Is playing through Oct. 31 at the • Holland Brook Audubon Center, QIaatonbury: Sun 12:50, 2:55, 5:05, 7:15, for dhly 99(p (2 eggs, homefries, Member of Manchester • Meetinghouse of First Church of Christ, Qlaston- Poltergeist (PG) Fri 7:15; Luigi^s The theater, 50 Church St., Hartford. Curtain time Is 8:30 bury: "Mark Twain” (William McLInn) will appear at the The Holland Brook center will sponsor a walk Into 9:40. — It Came From toast, coffee) served daily till Chamber of Commerce. CHINA PALACE 9:40; Sat and Sun 2:15; p.m., Fridays and Saturdays and 8 p.m., Tuesday, history, Saturday from 1 to 3 p.m. dt the Cotton Hollow Hollywood (PG) Fri 1:30, meetinghouse Nov. 9 at 7:30 p.m., speaking on con 4:40, 7:15, 9:40. - Annie SpacMIzing h Szechuan t Mindarin Cuisine Wednesday and Thursday and 7:30 p.m., Sundays. temporary issues. (633-4712). Preserve In Glastonbury. Those walking will meet at 7:45, 10, 11:55; Sat 1:30, 11:00 A.M. Enjoy our perfect Sunday matinees are at 2:30 p.m. and Wednesday 3:30, 5:30, 7:45, 10, 11:55; (PG) Fri 7, 9:30; Sat ancf aUally Luncheon A Dinner • Bushnell Memorial Hall Hartford: The Lecture the Grange Pool parking area off Hopewell Road. A Sun 2, 4:30, 7, 9:30. t FIRST STOP LOUNGE matinees at 2 p.m. (527-5151). Club will present Edwin Newman, NBC newscaster, at fee of $2 will be charged for society members and Sun 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, 7:45, C ^^gJD ur 5th_Anniv^nf_ • Charles Playhouse, Boston, Mass.: "Cole." Is 11 a.m. on Nov. 10. (246-6607). $2.50 for non-members. (633-8402). 10. — Holloween III: Lounge is now Season of the Witch (R) The Movies — Tex ~BONU8 COUPON "! Fri 1:35,7:45,10:05,12; Sat ‘OPEN FOR LUNCH” 21 Oak Street, Manchester (PG) Fri-Sun 12,1:55,3:50; • 10% OFF w/'1S-30 PurchaM Daily .Speciah Meanwhile, he keeps working 1:35,3:30,5:20,7:45,10:05, 5:40, 7:35, 9:30.-D a w n of • 13% OFF w/*31-80 Purchaaa 12; Sun 1:35, 3:30, 5:20r, the Dead (R) Fri and Sat • 15%OFFw/‘S1&up 7:45, 10:05. - First Blood midnight. — Conan the 646-2571 Expiration Nov. 18,1982 . ■ (R) Fri 1:10, 7:15, 9:35, Babarlan (R) Fri-Rne ^ Mol VaM on Prldayt A ^ a t u ^ ^ ^ 11:40; Sat 1:10, 3:10, 5:10, .12:15, 2:30, 4:45,7:15,9:3». Tim M atheson still w aiting for big break^ 7:15, 9:35, 11:40; Sun 1:10, — Tommy (R) Fri and Sal 39 Now London Tpko. QIaatonbury 3:10, 5:10, 7:15, 9:35. - midnight. — National Lam. 706 HARTFORD RO., MANCHESTER C A a 649-8528 ^(Q|Dnj^ochan_Ma|l^ 633-8808 Monslgnor (R) Fri 1:40, poon’s Class Reunion (R) By Vernon Scott_ THEN 20TII CENTtRY-FOX air seven years,” Matheson said. “ Being luxury of out-of-town tryouts like 7:10, 9:45, 12; Sat 1:40, Fri and Sat U , 1:40,3:20,5, UPl Hollywood Reporter starred him with Jack Warden and Susan opposite ‘Dynasty’ isn’t that bad. It’s Broadway shows. You don't have a 4:20, 7:10, 9:45, 12; Sun 7,8:40,10:20,12; Sun 12:15, Blakely in “Dreamer,” bomb three. better than going into an open time slot chance to find your stride before they 1:40,4:20,7:10,9:45.-The 2:10. 4. 5:35. 7:30. 9:30. HUNGRY TIOR HOLLYWOOD — Tim Matheson Matheson hung in there, starring in and having CBS expect us to win it. drop you right into a competitive situa Missionary (R) Fri 1:20, C A F l AND M S TA U R A N T H L U C E r a B exploded to fame overnight in "National MTM’s first feature film, “ A Little Sex” tion. 7:20, 9:40, 12:05; Sat 1:20, 120 Charter Oak gt. \^LU IG ISy^^ \ Lampoon’s Animal House" as the most “It’s okay being an underdog and not Willimantic and HBO’s "Bus Stop.” “The show is improving every week 3:20,5:05,7:20,9:40,12:06; Manchaatar attractive of the slobs that rambled having to be number one in our time slot. Jlllson square Cinema aidllESTMMar With fewer feature films in produc but I think w e’re only about 65 percent of Sat 1:20, 3:20, 5:05, 7:20, through the college humor wreckage. All we have to do is make a good showing — An Officer and A M9-1198 tion, Matheson turned to TV, starring what we will be in the future. 9:40, 12:05; Sun 1:20, 3:20, Although he’d been acting since and take second. The network likes our ' Gentleman (R) Fri 6:50, DAILY LUNCHEON SPECIALS with Kate Jackson in “Listen To Your “I enjoy making feature films, but I’d 5:05, 7:20, 9:40. >' A % , \ childhood, until “Animal House” concept and I think it will hang in there 9:10; Sat and Sun 1:50, Heart,” a two-hour CBS romantic com rather be in a good TV series than Weekend Specials Matheson had failed to connect with edy to be telecast this season. with us.”. 4:10, 6:50, 9:10. - The Complete Dinner *2.50 V mediocre movies. "/audiences. Enfield, Missionary (R) Fri 7:l6, Currently, Matheson is starring with M ATHESON IS no stranger to televi “Right now it’s important for me to Cine 1, 2, 3,4, 5 A 6 — 9:15; Sat and Sun 2:10, HAPPY HOUR 4-7 MON.-FRI. It’s enormous success brought him to Catherine Hicks in '"Tucker’s Witch,” a sion. “Tucker’s Witch” is his fourth ven-, keep busy. I played Pertruchio in "The Baked Stuffed Shrimp... *7.95 new sitcom, which finds itself slotted ture into episodic series. First Blood (R) Fri 7:30, 4:15, 7:10, 9:15. -j- •Draft Beer A Mixed Drinks Vi Price the attention of producer Steven Taming of the Shrew’ in Austin (Texas) 9:45; Sat and Sun 2:20, ("E.T” ) Spielberg who cast him in a against "Dynasty,” one of the top 10 A decade ago he spent a year each as a and last summer I did 'Nude With Violin’ Halloween HI: Season <)f Prime Rib of Beef...... *8.95 4:45, 7 :3 0 ,9 :4 5 .-E.T. The the Witch (R) Fri 7, 9:10; / St major role in “ 1941,” Spielberg’s only Nielsen shows, and old favorite “Quin regular in “Bonanza” and ‘‘The at the Williamstown (Mass.) theater [fine drinks Extra-Terrestrial (PG) AH untrara wrvad wnn traun girdun salad, onoMa of porno 4 fin e foodi 501 E. Middle Trnpk. 646-9457 bomb. c y " Virginian.” Thereafter he co-starred with Eileen Heckart. Sat and Sun 2,4:10,7,9:l0. Fri 7:10, 9:25; Sat and Sun Italian braad & buttsr Even so, the handsome, athletic Luck, apparently, is not one of with Kurt Russell in “The Quest,” a "Anything is better than sitting around - Tex (PG) Fri 7,9:10; Sat 2:10, 4:30, 7:10, 9:25. - and Sun 2, 4:10, 7, 9:10. . n ite ^ Matheson survived. His dark good looks Matheson’s strong points. series that Matheson would like to waiting for the right movie to come d a ily “It’s not easy for a new show to crash Concrete Jungle (R) Fri 7, Windsor and youthful demeanor continued to at forget. along. I lose my edge when I’m sitting OP 9; Sat and Sun 2, 4, 7, 9. — tract producers’ attention.. prime time and stay there,” he said, '“Tucker’s Witch’ hasn’t settled down around the pool not working. I look for Plasa-Annie (PG)FH LILY LUNCHEON SPECIALS s p e c ia ls sp e c ia ls BEWITCHING SPECIALS An Officer and A 7:15; Sat and Sun 2, 7:15! Disney Studio plucked Matheson from philosophically. “Three out of four new yet,” he said. “TV shows don’t have the the best available property and take it.” the wreckage of "1941” to co-star with shows are canceled. Maybe it’s nine out Friday Nite — Don Knottr'dnd Tim Conway in “The Ap of 10. 4 ple Dumpling Gang Rides Again," which “But there’s some hope. Networks are crashed and burned. sticking with some new shows despite SHOWCASC Swordfish Nabob <6.25 low ratings, like ’Hill Street Blues’ and H A m N E S S ’Fame,”’ Broiled Scrod <5.49 IS ... riAST SHOW ONLY < “TUCKER’S WITCH," deals with a Attofidkig an Old Fillet Kaliano <7.49 husband and wife detective team. 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Nov. 5. 1982 Law requires Whalers vyin Surgery not Surgeons giving first in Boston boiling waste ** Page 16 always needed to feed swine SPORTS NEW YORK (U PI) — Doctors trying to clear up mis Jamie new liver conceptions about colon-rectum cancer say many patients need only temporary colostomies and most can WASHINGTON (U P I) - Hogs in the United States may no longer eat be treated without the surgery. MINNEAPOLIS (UPI) - the night. Doctors had said she garbage unless it is boiled first. Dr. Robert V.P. Hotter, president Df the American Surgeons at University of wouldn’t live until Christmas ‘fTbe law and regulations arte Cancer Society, said it was important more people are Minnesota Hospitals today were without a new liver. Eagle girls No. 1 in L again ! talking about colon-rectum cancer because it will lead designed to prevent the introduction giving little Jamie Fiske a new Her father made national news and spread of domestic and foreign to earlier detection. liver, one taken from a brain dead last week when he pleaded in a animal diseases through the feeding The malignancies are known as "the cancer that child in Salt Lake City. choking voice before a con run our best. I feel we have one of raw or improperly treated food nobody talks about" but Hotter said the fact that more Officials said the 11-month-old ference of the American By Len Auster saw at the Invitational was that we Skehan believes his thinclads have more good one in us.” waste to swine,” said John Atwell, men and women talk freely about the cancers indicates Jamie was tnoved to the' Academy of Pediatrics in New Herald Sportswriter were picking up on Montville and at least one more good race left in Skehan in pre^race comments said deputy administrator of the the stigma is disappearing. operating room for preparatory York City for help to keep his knew Class L was well withiii our ‘82. "I like our chances. I feel we his E a ^ tt e s would be in good shape Agriculture Department's Animal "It's important for us to make the public aware that surgery as the liver was being (iaughter alive. There were those —including the reach.” haven’t done the speed work yet to if t h e y ^ t five in the top 15. That’s and Plant Health Inspection Ser earlier detection will mean a better chance for cure,” flown to Minneapolis in a private Mark Sands, a University of winning coach—who knew the CIAC what they did' —and more —with he said at the closing session of the ACS’s annual vice. Lear jet. Utah Medical Center spokesman, Girls’ State Class L Cross Country sophomore Patty D oyle 10th in Some 34 states and Puerto Rico meeting. Dr. John Najarian, chief of sur said a Utah couple whose child Championship Meet was going to be 16:06, freshman Cathy Cross 12th in currently allow "properly treated” An ACS survey found there are misunderstandings gery and well-known for his was diagnosed as brain dead in nothing more than a tune-up. And 16:07 and sophomore Sue Byrne 14th food waste to be fed to hogs, and about colostomies and survival of people with colon- pioneering work in kidney and another Salt Lake Hospital read East Catholic did what it had to do in 16:24. Julie Ciszewski was 59th treatment facilities are subject to rectal cancer. liver transplants, headed the of the father’s plea. . by running away with its third con for East in the field of 165 runners. inspection by state or federal of flutter, a pathologist from St. Barnabas Medical team of surgeons performing the They notified physicians they secutive championship Thursday at There was a 35 second gap Center in Livingston, N.J., said some 85 percent of the wanted their child to be the ficials, the department said Wickham Park. transplant which was expected to /, between East’s top five finishers. Thursday, patients do not require a permanent colostomy. last several hours. donor. The Eaglettes, with juniors "I couldn’t be happier,” said a The remaining 16 states prohibit A colostomy is a surgical opening m'ade in the ab A hospital spokesman said a "A t this point I can’t reveal Teresa Kittredge and Felicia smiling Skehan. “ We ran great. dominal wall for the elimination of body wastes in colon- hogs from being fed garbage — liver transplant is a long and .anything about the donor or his Falkowski and sophomore Carole Teresa went tor the win but Smith is rectum cancer patients. More than half of the 804 sur defined as waste material from the complicated procedure, more family because 1 have to respect Colliton sweeping 2-3-4, had a low so strong, she couldn’t keep up with meat of any animal. Ordinary veyed said they thought a colostomy was necessary and complicated, than a kidney the privacy of the parents, who aggregate of 31 points to outdistance her. Smith has the strength the last household food waste is not included permanent. transplant. must be going through quite ipn runpeiuup Wilton High’s 91 points. quarter (mile) Teresa didn’t have. "But progress has been so great many colostomies Charles and Marilyn Fiske of ordeal right now,” Sands said. in the definition. St. Bernard was third at 143 Kittredge keeps on moving up in The new regulations will Imple Herald photo by Pinto ;ire only teinpdrary, and in most patients normal func Bridgewater, Mass., were said to The University of Minnesota followed by Bethel 188 and Guilford dividually. She was fourth as a tions are often restored without the need for such an be at the hospital while doctors team, led by Dr. Nancy Ascher, ment the Swine Health Protection 206. freshman and third a year ago. operation," Hutter said. Act, which takes effect Jan. 1, 1983. h ELAINE AND MORTON GOLD attempted to save their little spent three hours late Thursday Wilton’s Wendy Smith successful “ I was hoping for first but I ’m not . . . 25th anniversary photo The survey also found people mistakenly view colon girl. taking the liver from the donor. Under the new regulations, any ly defended her L crown, beafing off disappointed,” said the Eaglette and rectum cancers as crippling. Jamie's condition was They boarded their Lear jet garbage fed to swine must be boiled Kittredge’s challenge in the last half harrier. “ I’m glad the team won.” Hutter said colon-rectum is one of the few cancers described as unchanged during about 1 a.m. for at least 30 minutes at a licensed of the race, to win with a time of Kittredge was looking forward to "we have clues to prevent” and recommended a diet facility. 15:17 over the 4,000 meter (2.5 m ile) the Open. “ I hope I can do better low in fat and high in bulk — fiber, fruits and vegetables. layout. Kittredge’s clocking was thap last year (fifth place). (But) / 5 The $50,000 survey, which included hourlong inter 15:32 with Falkowski caught in 15:39 the goal is to track down Montville. views with people in their homes, aimed to elicit ways and Colliton in 15:50. • All of our races the top five have of improving early detection of colon-rectum cancer. East first-year Coach Mark been getting closer, closing the gap. He was heartened that 44 percent of those surveyed Advice Skehan knew as far back as the That’s what we have to do next said watching the diet may be a way of preventing Wickham Invitational in mid- week.” colon-rectal cancer. October the L title was his for the "Beating Montville is going to be i \ Twenty-one percent said they had talked with family taking. There, the closest competi very, very tough,” Skehan admits.. or friends about colon-rectum cancer in the last year. tion was provided by St. Bernard “ They are a very impressive team. S.! But only one in eight could recall talking to a doctor Mankind not grandchildren with the Saints 113 points behind. It They are the team to beat but I know about the subject in the same period — even though half was there, also. East began setting we have a chance.” had a physical check-up during the year. Only 28 percent its sights for next Friday’s State The top six individuals in each said their doctors have ever advised a stool test. Open Meet. race received.a medal. The top two Cancer fighters consider a stool check vital during an “ We improved our score against teams in each^qlass won trophies will inherit widow's estate FELICIA FALKOVySKI annual examination — if more colon-rectum cancer is to , Montville (defending Open champ) CAROLE COLLltON with the seven members of those be spotted earlier in those past 50. ’ TERESA KITTREDGE there and set our goal for the Open .fourth place squads also receivinfespicdals . . .third place Colon-rectal cancer kills some 57,000 a year. About DEAR AliltY: 1 am a . . .second place from there,” Skehan said. "W hat we 12.'t.000 new cases are diagnosed annually. The overall ■ well-to-do widow who has IIE A R AB B Y; In con J- five-year survival rate for colon-rectum cancer is 48 been doing a lot of sdul- nection with a funeral ser percent The survival rate for localized cancers of the .searching lately, I am in vice, what lies in state — colon and rectum is 77 percent. fairly good health for a per Dear Abby the body or the casket? Our son 'my age, but 1 want to local newspaper and radio Race course remeasured q t s station seem to favor the Ifldion I I OIQ "put my affairs in order” Abigail Van Buran New coses of illness and revise my will. word casket. 1 have 14 grandchildren E.R.P., ATCHISON, and great-grandchildren KAN. Although billed as a Five M ile Road Race the linked to homburgers who really don’t deserve Thanksgiving morning spectacle in Manchester the DEAR E.R.P.: The actual distance the runners will travel over the in Wickham event the windfall they would get Herald AT1,\NT.A (U P I) - An uncommon bacteria is being body lies in. state, but it paved roads will be 4.779 miles. wore I to leave them a con ' "Give a man a fish and he one of the most deserving blamed for 29 new eases of an unusual intestinal disease cannot lie in state without This distance was calibrated by Jim Balcome, siderable fortune. can cat for a day. Teach ,'ind‘ least remembered Angle linked to hamburgers, the national Centers for Disease a casket. Neither can an race director, last week using a measuring wheel. By Len Auster was the individual champ with a "1 thought we ran where we N My late husband worked charities of all — the him to fish and he will eat empty casket lie in state “ Surprisingly, the distance is the same as last Control say. hard and invested wisely to animal shelters. Earl Yost, Herald Sportswriter 14.51 clocking over the 4,000 meter should have. We beat some teams for a lifetim e.” ) Support without a body. The tederal health agency said the new sporadic cases accumulate a sizable es year despite the altering of the road (Main Street) Sports Editor (2.5 m ile) layout. Her time was the we hadn’t all year and lost to some scholarship programs and There was improvement from a ELAINE AND MORTON GOLD ot hemorrhagic colitis were reported since the begin tate. None of our DEAR ABBY: What do at the Center,” he said. day’s third best. Defending champ we hadn’t,” said Blanchette. “ 1 felt make education available Phil Susag, who served for years as head timer, year ago but not nearly enough as Janice Palonen of Norwich Free ning ot August and in all but one case, the patients had grandchildren have you do when you receive a CONFIDENTIAL TO Heidi ran her best race of the year. . . . 1957 wedding photo to students who are eager used a calibrated trail measuring wheel several the Manchester High girls’ cross eaten hamburgers from a variety of sources during the, evidenced any special thank-vou note for a gift TALKED ABOUT IN Academy did not run because of-a The good part is they re all young to learn and qualify years ago and the course measur^ 4.788 miles in country team saw its 1982 campaign week before they became ill. qualities to indicate that you sent, and were thanked PRO.MOS, PA.; Keep pulled tendon in her thigh. She was and will be back next year with scholastically but lack the length. come to a close Thursday at the the only defending champ who didn’t •Each illness began suddenly with severe crampy ab they deserve or could for the wrong gift? your character in mint con experience. Only Lacey is leaving." funds. I^ e race course has been changed several times. CIAC State Girls’ Class LL Cham repeat from a year ago. dominal pain, followed within 24 hours by watery judiciously handle a large Do you keep quiet and be dition and your reputation he spoke of his top .senior. Support agencies for in Back in 1927 when the holiday run was introduced Whaler defensive corps...The Whalers’ have pionship Meet at Wickham Park. “ I ’m disappointed we didn’t make Couple marks diarrhea, which subsequently became markedly inheritance. It might even glad you received a thank- will take care of Itself. dependent living so that by John Lloyd, then the town recreation director, salaries totaling better than $3 million for its 43 The Indian thinclads, 11th a year bloodv, " the CDC said Thursday in its Morbidity and reduce their incentive to you note at all, or let the the top five,” said Manchester It was status quo in Class M and S physically disabled people the course the runners followed went around the players under contract, 21 in Hartford and 22 in ago, moved up to tie for eighth place Mortalitv Weekly Report. There usually was little or no work and damage their person know that a mistake Coach Phil Blanchette, “ but with Montville High, defending can live independently in wqods in the Mt. Nebo complex, through Charter Binghamton, N.Y...There’s not all harmony in the in the team standings with physically we were not ready for the Open champ, winning its fifth I ever characters. was made? Every teenager should 25th anniversary society without being in Oak Park and onto Charter Oak Street to Highland, camp of the Whalers. Several of the players have Naughatuck, each with 311 points, race. But it was a good season straight M title with 28 points. Avon Health officials .said the illness was caused by an un- On my demise, I would WONDERING IN know the truth about stitutionalized. Support Porter, East Center and Main Street. This course said they did not see eye-to-eye with several com but failed in its bid to gain a berth in because we had a winning year (8- High was a distant second with 154 l om non form of an intestinal bacteria known as like to use my estate to PH O ENIX durgs. sex and how to be medical research. We need was longer than five miles. ments that appeared in the print which were at next Friday’s State Open Meet. No 2), were second in the league and in points. Mr, and Mrs Morton Gold of Oliver Road celebrated I'.schcrichia cnli They said further investigation was better humanity. What are happy. For Abby’s booklet, to know more about lupus, DEAR WOiNDERING: When the race was revived in 1945, after a lapse of tributed to a high-salaried member. Manchester individual advanced, the top 10 in the state. That to me is Waterford sophomore Kathy their 25th wedding anniversary recently at Browns neccssarv. but noted one source of the bacteria was vour recommendations? sen d .$2' and a lo n g , diabetes, kidney disease, Let the person know. Ob 10 years, the Mt. Nebo and Charter Oak Park route either. a good season.” Ol.sen successfully defended her M Resort Motel in the Catskill Mountains, N.Y, li.'iinhnrger. SECOND THOUGHTS liver disease, arthritis, viously at least two mis stamped (37 cents), ad The top five teams in Class L L and riio c u e said careful handling and adequate cooking DEAR THOUGHTS: was cut out. Senior Maureen Lacey led the Silk championship with a 14:37 clocking, V The couple was married in 1957 at The Temple on the dressed envelope to: Abby, Honor due Kelley heart disease, Alzhiemer’s takes were made. The The start and finish of the race has been changed L, top four teams in Class M and S Town effort by taking 28th place in the day’s best time. Heights. Cleveland. Ohio. Mrs Gold is the former of neat should minimize or eliminate the risk of con- In my opinion, the most Teen Booklet, P.O. Box disease and cancer. The wrong person was probably several times, all on Main Street. For years it The late Tom Kelley, former Manchester High and top 20 individuals in each class 16:49. Lacey was 50th in the same In Class S. Shepaug Valley Klainc .•\braham. tr.icting the illness. rewarding gift is in helping 38923, Hollywood, Calif. list is endless. thanked for the gift you started opposite School Street, then several times football and baseball coach and director of qualified for the Open. race a year ago. Sophomore Becky became a three-time champ with 75 Officiating at the wedding ceremony was the late I’he agency began its investigation of the ailment people to help themselves. 90038. And please don’t forget sent. in front of the Mary Cheney Library and for the last athletics, w ill be posthumously inducted into the Cjfreenwich High for a fourth con C astagn a was 39th in 17:00, points with Portland High runner-up Rabbi Rudolph M. Rosenthal and Cantor Saul Meisels after two separate outbreaks earlier this year involving three years opposite St. James Church. Connecticut High School Coaches’ Assn. Hall of secutive year took the L L title with sophomore Heidi Sullivan 62nd, with 89 points. Litchfield High’s The bride's father, Harry .-\hraham of Cleveland, Ohio, 25 people in Oregon and 22 in Michigan. Plans are in the works to increase the course to Fame Dec. 11 in New Haven. Kelley coached 127 points followed by Fitch 203, junior Meg Harvey 70th, sophomore Paula Brunetto became a three sang a portion of the service, the Seven Blessings. The CD(' said those outbreaks were associated with baseball from 1926 to 1966 and the Indians’ playing Shelton 218, CCIL champ Windham Laura Bottone 112th, senior Mary time individual champ by securing A Hanukah anniversary champagne brunch wiH 'bc consumption of hamburgers at restaurants of exactly five miles In 1983. McDonald's chain, said Dr, l:,ee R iley of the CDC’s There's no magic medicine field was named In his honor. The one-time Bates High 233 and Ludlowe of Fairfield Beth Reiley 170th and' junior Robin first place with a time of 14:54. hostedJbv their .son Garv. for family and friends College athlete was inducted into the Manchester enteric diseases branch. Wolves warming up 275. Ediund 176th. T h ere w ere 198 here were 148 fini.shers in Class S Sports Hall of Fame in 1981... Jim McCavanagh, Glastonbury High’s Leslie Wrixon finishers in LL. K 177 in Class M. Don’t be surprised if the University of Connec successful for a representative post in Tuesday’s to stop the effects of aging ticut football team will be in the market for a new election, is a one-time stock car race driver...Bruce About Town head coach next season regardless of what happens Kuezenski, at 6-10, will be the tallest varsity basket in the remaining games. It may be a mutual divorce ball captain in UConn history. The Bristol senior Was named to the team post this week.,.W INF’s DEAR OR. LAMB; I have read DEAR DR. I.AMB: I love yogurt by coach and university...And, the kettle is heating ing upends Bennet George Ehrlich will handle three Yale basketball bits and pieces about antisenility and eat it every week. What are the up with the wolves grinding their teeth ready to cut Post 102 board to meet Bahais to meet Saturday games this season on Channel 20 (Waterbury) in- drugs. My .mother seems to be advantages of it, healthwise? I read into Dom Pem o when the UConns launch their . eluding the Yale-UConn meeting in New The Executive Board of Dilworth-Cornell-Quey Post Area Bahais will meet Saturday at 7:30 p.m. at the acquiring symptoms of senility as Your an article that said people who eat basketball season. With less talent than in recent Haven...Family Night will be staged Saturday when 102. American Legion, will meet Sunday at 10 a m. at Saccuzzo home, 256 Green Road. A slide show will be she forgets more and more, es lots of yogurt live longer. That Is not years - the Corny Thompson era - the Huskies may the Whalers host Buffalo at the Hartford Civic the Legion Home. 20 American Legion Drive. presented by Richard B, Grover, director of the Green pecially short term things. This an Health why I eat it. I love It. My husband, find the going tougher than ever to play .5()0 ball...Russ Anderson has been tabbed captain of the Center with special ticket prices...UConn soccer in crosstown battle On Tuesday at 8 p m there will be a membership Acre Bahai School of Eliot, Maine. noys her but she attributes it to get who is 72, will not eat it because he ^ Lawrence team will end its regular season Sunday afternoon meeting The program.will be open to the public. Grover will ting old. She lacks appetite at times thinks it is named after people who Hartford Whalers but when the team took the Ice at at Storrs against Philadelphia Textile starting at 1. trace the development of the school over the past 75 and feels sad for no apparent Lamb, M.D. practice yoga. Is this true? He is a home against the Minnesota North Stars last Illing varsity soccer team con first-half goals to boost the Rams, played well defensively in front of "The visitors are unbeaten in 15 games while UConn years and comment on the significant contribution it has reason. It would be nice if life didn’t very dedicated religious man and Tuesday night, he was not dressed. Coach Larry cluded its ‘82 season with a hard- who wind up 10-3. Bob Blake. Nick goalie Matt Paggioli, who made 11 has a 12-2-5 record... Kurt Thomas will headline a Breakfast planned made to the Bahai faith nationwide. have to be that way for her. ) therefore will not eat yogurt. Kish said it was because he lacked speed against a fought 2-1 win 6ver crosstown Cacace and Tully Patulak aided m stops. pro gymnastic classic Saturday afternoon, Nov. 20 I have read that a person shouldn’t fast skating team like the North Stars. It could also Bennet, Thursday at Charter Oak the two goals. Bonnet’s goal scorer was not The Ladies of St. James Church will have a Commu accept all sorts of symptoms as just D EAR R E A D E R : Yogurt has be that he is short on talent as well as most of the at the Hartford Civic Center. Park. Phil Fedorchak, Dave Hart, Russ available. nion breakfast Nov. 14 after the 9 a m. mass. Reser Flea market Sunday getting old as often there is medicines by mouth doesn’t been around for centuries. It was Jeff Kennedy tallied a pair of Vinik, Dave Kelly and Andy Boggini vations must be made by Sunday. ’ ,, something in a person's system that guarantee they get to the brain. made from the milk of sheep, goats The breakfast will be served in McCluskey Hall, St. EAST HARTFORD - East Hartford Art League will is not produced anymore. Are there There is a “blo^-brain” barrier and camels before Christ was bom James School cafeteria. After the breakfast Susan sponsor its 12th annual flea market Sunday from 9 a.m. drugs to replace what a person’s that makes this uncertain. and evidently not long after man / / Vegiard of Amherst, Mass, will speak on the "Theology to 5 p.m. at Sunset Ridge School. system is not producing? What sort first was able to become a of Clowning " The school is located at the corner of Forbes Street ot tests does a person nave to nave'r But there aire lots of things "you herdsman. It is not named after peo To make reservations call Nina Armstrong, 649-8871 and Silver Lane. There will be 25 booths and D EAR R E A D E R : There are lots can do to improve your. memory. ple who do yoga. The word yogurt refreshments will be available. A donation of 25 cents of exciting things happening in our Using it is one. And keeping up your comes from the ’Turkish lanEuaae Important football games Saturday Hale PTA meets Tuesday will be requested. understanding of aging but we are a special senses, being able to hear while yoga comes from the Hinau. long way from being able to stop the and see helps keep the brain active. - It is good food but don’t expect 5 Nathan Hale School PTA will meet Tuesday at 7 p.m. changes. ~ " I ’m sending you ’The Health Letter yogurt alone to prolong your life. in the cafeteria, of the school on Spruce Street. VFW Auxiliary to meet It is quite true that many people 14-2, The Aging Mind, to update you Think of it in the same category as Indians at East Hartford, East faces Xavier All interested parents are invited to attend. have medical problems that are on this problem. Others can send 75 cottage cheese. It has the same' VFW Auxiliary 2046 will meet Tuesday at the Post simply glossed over as “ senility.” cents with a long, stamped, self- values to your health as milk. Some Hartford County Conference titlists. Kibble, who has left the squad. Mark who has seen feat or famine in HCC ever at this juncture but by the with Xavier running back Bruce Home, East Center Street at 7:30 p.m. Members are That is why a good examination is addressed envelope for it to me, in has had some of the fat rm o v e d . So ' By Len Auster Manchester’s offense has been a Allen moves to the fullback slot with play for his gridders in his tenure. amount of points w e were losing by, Micale, who has not drawn much Turkey bingo Monday reminded to bring items for the Thanksgiving basket important. Depression from psy- care 'of this newspaper, P.O. l^x iMs a good source of complete pro- Herald Sportswriter sorepoint in recent outings and John Harris in tandem with Scott “ The opportunity for league honors I felt it would be better to go with attention thus far in ‘82. which will be raffled at the annual craft fair on Nov. 13. choldgical factors can produce 1551, Radio City Station, New York, ^in and the calcium so many people Margin of error will be minimal Coach Mike Simmons feels it’s Dickman at the halfbacks in the adds a great deal to this game. ’This the younger kids.” McHugh sees the season wrapped St. Bridget Rosary Society annual turkey bingo is Terry Varney, cancer aid and research chairman w ill symptoms that can be confused with N Y 10019 need fronrymilk or milk products. for both Manchester High and East about tim e it gets moving. "T o beat Wishbone. is the biggest game for this group.” McHugh takes his club to Dillon, lup in the HCC. for his club this-time scheduled for Monday at 7:30 p.m. in the school talk on VFW Auxiliary cancer grants. Refreshments aging. So can salt and water balance • (iatholc when each takes to the them we need solid defense and we “ We have to do what we haven’t Xavier goes into the fray wth an feeling it should be the underdog., around. "Usually by now we’re cafeteria, 74 Main St. Donation is $1.50. Proceeds will will be served after the meeting. disturbances. And rarely a person gridiron Saturday . for Important have to have some offense,” he done the last couple of weeks. We uncustomary 2-5 overall mark, ’That’s ..another unaccustomed posi going for the state title. This year benefit the scholarship fund. may have a vitamin B-12 deficiency. conference engagements. stresses. "W e have to move the foot have to block better and run harder. losing its last five in row. ’That is tion. “ East is a very good team,” , he it’s the league championship. That A good place to start is with the T h ou gh ts The Indians, sent scurrying out of ball: not likeJast week where we That’s simplified in a nutshell but the longest losing streak in school insists. “ I skid before the year it plus the kids dbn’t want to be the IMing is SAT site fam ily doctor but sometimes it is ' the unbeaten ranks last weekend by were pretty inept. ’The problem that that’s what we have to do,” Sim history. The previous ‘worst’ was should be the favorite. We’ve first team with a losing record. We necessary to see a psychiatrist and a HSll, w ill try to rebound against a lies in front of us is that ^ s t Hart mons said. three losses in succession. The scouted them every game and they should be fired up.” Service note Students who planned to take the SAT or Achievement neurologist as well. . to u ^ customer in unbeaten Blast ford has an excellent defense.” The last tim e Blast was in position Falcons are also in danger of suf could have beaten Norwich and A big key for East in ‘82 has been Tests on Saturday should be aware that the tests w ill be There are no magic medicines for In 1858 a sickly young woman sat Inspired by the painting, Frances Hartford High in CCIL pUy at the Statistically, the Hornets have to capture HCC laurels, in 1979, it fering their first losing season ever. Rockville. We’re playing a team the size match-up. When its been administered at Illing Junior High School, not at aging. If a person is depressed, In an art gallery in Germany. She Havergal wrote these lines that Hornets’ field In a 1:30 sU rt. yielded a league-lw 34 points In did so by helping Itself with a 21-18 ’This is their 20th year pf football and that could be 6-1 possibly, with a favorable or equal for the Eagles, Manchester High School. Proper identification is some medicines help a lot. was too delicate to attend school night in her room: - . Manchester is 3-1-2 while Blast Hart seven outings. Manchester is next win over Xavier. It shared the ’79 in the first 19 they woii 85 percent of turn here or there. I ’m impressed by they’ve done well. East does match Jones completes basic necessary for admission. Such Identification Includes a Gerovital Is not a youth drug but regularly in England so her father “ I gave my life for thee, ford leads the league at 6-0 and Is 7-0 with a yield of 42 points in six con HCC title with Xavier. The last two thq,time. them.” up against the Falcons, who average photo ID card, a driver’s license or other document with does effectively relieve depression sent her to visit friends in my precious blood I shed, overall. tests. "F o r what they’ve done, I ’m years have not been rewarding for X avier has won 10 of 12 H(X1 Kelly, despite the Xavier record, 168 pounds across the front on Marine Pvt. Robert J. Jones, son of Robert J. and the candidate’s name and signature. Students without In some cases. Dusseldorf. ’That thou might ransomed be, Blast faces Its biggest game in really Impressed. ’They’re a tough the Ragles i» the HCC, going (M crowns It sought. is not taking the opponent lightly. “ I offense and 180 pounds on defense./ Batbara E. Jones of 63 Branford St., has completed proper identification will not be admitted. Exhaused from sightseeing she And qu lck^^ from the dead. The most, exciting thing I have three years. The Elagles confront team and do a lot of things well. each time, 'niis season is another “ W e’re going with a lot of young think they’ll try to throw the ball on " I feel (matching up) is a good recruit training at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot, liie doors at Illing w ill open at 7 :S0 a.m. and students sat down in the art gallery In front of I gave my life for thee. seen in research recently is the perennial power Xavier High of ’They tell you what they’re going to story. kids who’ve ^ te n out seniors,” us. Our pass rush and pass defense omen. If we can match up sfzewise, Parris Island, S.C. will be assigned to testing rooms on a first-come first a painting of Jesus Christ on the What has thou given for m e?” D ^ n g the 11-week training cycle he learned the served basis. Nobody will be admitted after 8:30. possibility of grafting cells in the cross. As she looked at the painting Middletown Saturday evening at do but they go out and do them,” “ Traditionally Xavier ■ is a big said 20-year X avier Coach Larry will have to be ready to play. ’Rie I feel we’ll have the opportunity to basics of battlefield survival and was introduced to ^ e Students should bring their ticket of admission and two brain that produce acetyl choline, a she noticed these'words over the top Richard M. Cray 7:30 at Hartford’s DlUon SUdium Simmons said. game for us but this is the biggest McHugh. “ T wo sophomores and five defense has been solid for us so far come off the football and execute typical daily routine he will experience during his enllat- number two pencils in addition to the proper identifica substance the brain n e e ^ for recent of the cross, “ This have I done for Minister with both 24) in HCC pUy. The One switch for Manchester is Pete game for us in three years,” agrees juniors (at least) will start on and hopefully It w ill continue to do our techniques,” Kelly said. fourth-year Blast Coach Jude Kelly, defense. It is my youngest team ment. tion. memory. Unfortunately, just taking thee; what hast thou done for noe.” The Presbyterian Church winner will likely emerge as ‘82 Alosky to tight end. He replaces Jim so,” he said. K elly is also concerned And go for the HCC marbles. 3 16 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Fri.. Nov. 5. 1982 MANCHESTER HERALD. Fri., Nov. 5. 1962 — 17 Names in the News Ben Crenshaw Gavalt^rs lose 23rd VM MELBOURNE, Australia (UPI) - Ben Crendiaw set a course A record and took a two-stroke lead over Australian Bob Shearer Fri^ y Scoreboard in the second day of the |17S,t)00 Alayne Nickless Australian PGA championship on the par-2 Royal Melbourne course. After s u r g ^ through the fi;st seven holes in 7-under-par, Crenshaw straight NBA game posted a 7-under-par 65, a course record. Oenshaw’s 134 total for 36-hoIes is two better than Shearer and three ahead of Greg Norman. United Press International Floyd Bannister ' “It’s easy to lose in this league, Minnesota 111—3 Montreal 3 2 3—8 SEATTLE (UPI) — Floyd Bannister officially became a free agent you’ve got to work hard,” un First period—1. Montreal, Acton 4 derstated Cleveland coach Tom (Ludwig), 1:03. 2, Montreal, lYemblay 5 at midnight ’liiur^ay n i^ t after negotiations between Seattle and L (Gingras), 3:0B. 3. Montreal, Akrton 5 Nlssalke after the Cavaliers had lost California failed to produce a trade, a Mariners spokesman said. Basketball (U fleur, Picard), 5:23. 4, Minnesota, ’The lefLhanded American League strikeout leader filed for next . their 23rd straight game over two Hockey Broten 3 (Giles, Ciccarelli), 6:58. seasons ’Thursday night, a 118-111 Penalties-A cton, MU. 9:00; Carbonneau, fi week’s re-entry draft for free agents in the pool of Type A players, MU, 14:21. from which the Mariners are excluded from choosing. decision to the Chicago Bulls. Second period-6. Minnesota. Ferguson “Yes, 1 would like the team to be 1 (Young), 5:14. 6, Montreal, Mondou 4 (Nasluna, Delorme), 10:13. 7, Montreal, f.'t. Morgan Shepherd . more aggressive Neither team was Gainey 3 (Carbonneau), 14:56. Penaltiea- that aggressive tonight. Chicago is Plett, Minn, major, 3:58; NMan, MU, NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOC. NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE s'<- N By United Press International major, 3:58; Giles, Minn, 4:07; NiUn, HAMPTON, Ga (UPI) — Morgan Shepherd figures he is about to dianglng its style." By United Press International Mil. 12:53; Broten. Minn, 16:24; Giles, Elastem Conference Wales Conference break through with a super-speedway victory and winning the pole for Reggie ’Theus scored 40 points — Patrick Division Minn, 18:27. . / ; Sunday’s $281,550 Atlanta Journal SOO only reinforced that idea. 27 in the second half — to lead the Atlantic Division W L T Pts. GF GA Third period-8, Montreal, Carbonneau W L Pet. GB NY Islanders 11 S 1 23 70 42 3 (unassisted). 2:00. 9, Minnesota, Smith "Everybody has been working hard to try to get a win before the Bulls to their first victoy of the Boston - 3 01.000 — Philadelphia 8 6 0 16 56 45 7 (Bellows, Ferguson), 2:49. 10, Montreal, season is up,” said Shepherd, who got his first super-speedway pole season in .four games and almost Philadelphia 3 01.000 - NY Rangers 6 7 0 12 53 S3 Picard 3 (Naslund. Mondou), 4:41. 11, New Jersey 2 2 500 1V4 New Jersey 3 8 4 10' 51 65 Montreal. Naslund 4 (unassisted), 8:47. ’Thursday when he toured the 1.52-mlle Atlanta International Raceway siiigle-liandedly told off a late rush Washington 2 2 500 IMi Pittsburgh 4 9 2 10 49 75 Penalties—Picard, MU, 0:54; Giles, Minn. at 166.779 mph in hfs Buick. by the Cavaliers. New 'V^rk 0 3 .000 3 Washington 3 6 2 8 39 52 10:02; Gingras. MU. 10:17; Tremblay, Chicago took an 87-74 lead Central Division Adams Division MU. 12:19. Detroit 4 01.000 - Montreal 9 2 3 21 70 48 Shots fin goal—Minnesota 9^5-6—20. Jason Thompson entering the final quarter. But the Milwaukee 3 1 .750 1 Boston 6 5 3 15 44 48 Montreal 10-15-11-36. Cavs climbed back behind Cliff Indiana 1 2 .333 2V^ Quebec 6 5 1 IS 61 56 Goalies—Minnesota, Meloche, Beaupre. PI’TTSBURGH (UPI) — Forget about the other side of the hill. AtlanU 1 3 5S0 3 Buffalo 4 6 3, 11 52 52 Montreal. Sevigny. Ar-15239. Robinson and Bobby Wiikerson. Chicago 1 3 ,250 3 Hartford 3 7 2 8 43 58 Jason ’Thompson and his agent figured the grass was green enough Cleveland 0 4 .000 4 Robinson gave the Cavaliers their Campbell Conference Thursday's ^ r ts Transactibns right where foey stood. Western Conference Norris Division first lead with 4:08 remaining, hit- Midwest Division By United Press International They believed the slugging first baseman has had it good with the W L T PU. GF GA Baseball tlng a 15-footer to put Cleveland on W L Pet. GB Minnesota 10 3 1 21 64 51 Pittsburgh Pirates the past two seasons and the team’s price for Kansas City 2 OI.OOD — . Chicago (NL) — Pitcher Fer^son top 105-104. A basket by ’Theus gave Chicago 6 2 5 17 55 46 Jenkins agreed in principle to a 2-year keeping him there was right so there was no sense looking anywhere Dallas 3 1 .750 — St. Louis 6 7 0 12 50 50 (^cag o the edge but Wiikerson San Antonio 3 1 .750 — Detroit 3 9 2 8 42 67 contract. else. Denver 1 3 i50 2 Cleveland — Signed Mike Ferraro to a retaliated with a layup with 3:01 Toronto 2 6 4 8 40 51 2-year contract as manager. ‘“The idea Jason and I shared from Day One was that if he could Utah 1 3 550 2 Smylhe Division UPl photo remaining to give Cleveland its last Houston 0 4 .000 3 Detroit — Signed outfielders Larry reach an agreement with the Pirates that he was happy with there Los Angeles 6 4 3 15 53 51 Herndon and Chet Lemon to multi-year Pacific Division Calgary 6 7 2 14 73 70 lead at 107-106. Seattle 4 01.000 - contracts and designated hitter Mike Ivie was no need to test the free agent market,” Alan Miller, thompson’s Vancouver 6 6 2 14 52 46 and infielder Enos Cabell to 1-year ’Theus then converted a 3-polnt Golden SUte 3 01.000 Vt Edmonton 5 6 3 13 66 67 WHALER GOALIE QREQ MILLEN STOPS SCORING TRY agent, said. Phoenix , 3 1 .750 1 contracts. pfoy and ’Tracy Jackson hit a basket Winnipeg 6 5' 1 13 56 ^ O^land — Released third baseman Los Angeles -2 1 .667 1\^ (Top four in each division qualify for . by Boston’s Terry O’Reilly during first period last night to give the Bulls a 111-107 lead. The Portland 0 4 .000 4 Mickey Klutts; added.^ite^rs Mark Ken Anderson Stanley Cup playoffs.) Ferguson, Mike Warren and Bill Kueger ck^st the Cavs came after that San Diego 0 4 .000 4 Thursday's Results Thursday’s Results and outfielder Rusty McNealy to 40-man CINCINNATI (UPI) — Ken Anderson can pass the ball, but not the was within 2 points. Hartford 5, Boston 2 roster. Milwaukee 104, Atlanta 100 Pittsburgh 4. New Jersey 4 (tie) bar examination. “We really hope to get on our feet Chicago 118, Cleveland 111 Pittsburgh — Signed first baseman Vancouver 4, Philadelphia 3 Jason Thompson to a 5-year contract. now with this w in," said Bulls coach Phoenix .119, Utah 104 Montreal 8, Minnesota 3 ’The Cincinnati Bengal quarterback, the NFL’s top passer last Los Angeles 131, Denver lOB Philadelphia — Released first baseman Calgary 7, Winnipeg S Willie Montanez and pitcher Stan season, has been intercepted in his first try to pass the Ohio bar Paul Westhead. “We can settle San Antonio lOB, Portland 107 tOT) Friday's Games Friday's Games Bahnsen; called up pitchers Marty Whalers snap Boston jinx examination. down and play some consistent (All Times EOT) D^ker and Kelly Downs and catcher (All Times EDT) St Louis at Washington. 7:35 p.m. Anderson, a graduate of Chase (Allege of Law at Northern Kentucky bosketall. One of the realities our Washington at Boston, 7:30 p.m. Gerry Willard from Oklahoma City of the N.Y. Raneers at ^dmoitton, 9:35 p.m. American Association and pitchers Tony University, learned this week he had failed to pass his bar exam by a players will have to experience is New Jersey at Cleveland. 8 p.m. ^turday's Games Philadelphia at Detroit. 8:06 p.m. Ghelfi and Bill Johnson, second baseman mere 2Vk points. He scored 267V5 points out of 360, with 270 needed to that the running game is a very Dallas at Kansas City. 8:35 p.m. Buffalo at Hartford Juan Samuel, outfielder Jeff Stone and UPI photo Vancouver at Montreal catcher Darren Daulton from Peninsula pass the test. demanding game. New York at Seattle, 11 p.m. Minnesota at Quebec San Antonio at Golden State, 11 ;Q5 p.m. of the Carolina League. “ Hopefully in two weeks we won’t Philadelphia at N.Y. Islanders Basketball DENVER’S ALEX ENGLISH CRADLES BALL Saturday's Games N.Y. Rangers at C ^ a r y as five players register lose a lead like that (a 19 point lead Boston at Philadelphia Kansas City — Signed center LaSalle Pittsburgh at Los iVrtgeles . against Lakers’ Jamaal Wilkes and Bob McAdoo Indiana at Washington Thompson of Texas, to a 4-year contract. Calvin Peete In first period). ’The big plus was New Jersey at Djaroit San Diego — Signed forward Terry Detroit at Atlanta Toronto at St Aportmonts For Boot 53 ArtMsa lor Bala 41 Fraa Claaattlad Ada Doga-BMa-Pata 43 REMINDER 4uto«tar.8aM' 51 •••••••••••••••••••••••• • ••1t«^*U**‘************ UVERTISIIK QUEEN SIZE Waterbed, LAMPS - TWO. Blue and .FREE TO GOOD Home - ‘at-k & 4 ROOM ADVERTISING all set w. Baffled mat green pottery. 40 inches four adorable abandoned APARTMENT- $300 & AT tress. $18 or best offer. tall. $8.(M. for the pair. $350. First floor. RATES 047-0191. grey LH kitteps. CaU 528- Classified 647-9723. 5110 or 640-2345. Appliances. No pets, — Condominiums 6 4 3 '2 7 1 1 children. Security. Both 22 Minimum Charge SCREENED LOAM - DEHUMIDIFIER, ap- available November 15th. MOTICES EMPLOYMENT 23— Homes tor Sale 35— Heatmg.Plumbing 46— Sportirtg Goods 56— Misc for Rent 15 Words MuafMf Instrumants 44 315 Center St Manctieili'i 12:00 nooo the day 36— Flooring Gravel, processed gravel, 24— LotS'Land tor Sale 47— Garden Products S9l-Homn/Apt8.‘’to Sh^re proximately ten gallons, CaU , ask for Mrs. Brown "W e M pah a I fit 11 before publication. 1 —lost and Found 13— Help Warned JS— Invesimeni Properly 37— Moving-Trucking.Storage46— Antiques sand, stone and liu. For excellent condition. $30.00. DRUMS - 5 pieces, com 6494521. A I ol of P -'n p 'f 2 — Pefsonais 14— Business Opportunities 26— Business Property 36— Services Wanted 49— Wanted to Buy AUTOMOTIVE PER WORD PER DAY deliveries call George Evenings, 647-9028. DOG plete with accessories. Deadline lor Saturday is 3 - -Announcemenis 15— Situatiori Wanted 27— Resort Property 50— Produce 26— Real Estate Wanted 1 -2 D A Y S ...... 15(P Grilling, Andover, 742- $450.00. Call 6494894 after S FOUR ROOMS - Third 12 noon Friday; Mon MISC. FOR SALE RENTALS 61— Aulos for Sale 7886. COMMERCIAL moving floor. Heat, stove and 62— Trucks tor Sale 3 -5 D A Y S 14ip p.m. day's deadline js 2.30 EDUCATION MISC. SERVICES boxes; 20 dispaes at $1.8 refrigerator. Adults. No 40— Household Goods 52— Rooms for Rent 63— Heavy Equipment tor. Sale SURPLUS JEEPS - Cars, pets. $38. Security and MERi.iirr. Friday. FINANCIAL 16— Private Instructions 41— Articles for Sale 53— Apartments tor Rent 64— Motorcycies-Bicycles 6 D A Y S 13ip each. Phone 643-5697. Sporting Oooda 46 19— Scnoois-Ciasses 31— Services Offered 42— Building Supplies 54— Homes for Rent ' 65— Campers'Trailers.Mobile boats, many sell for under references. CaU after 6 Phone 643-2711 8— Mortgage Loans 20— Instructions Wanted 32— Painting.Papering 43— Peis-Birds.Dogs 55— Oflices-Stores (or Rent Homes 26 D A Y S ...... 12ip $50.00. For Info (312) 931- p.m., 649-228. CONTEST LINCOl N MATCHED Pair un 9— Personal Loans 33— BuildingContraciing 44— Musical Instruments 56— Resort Property for Rent 66— Automotive Service DOUBLE SKI MOBILE HAPPY ADS $3.00 PER INCH 1961 Ext. 2340. 10— Insurance REAL ESTATE 34 — Rooting.Siding 45— Boats & Accessories 57— Wanted to Rent 67— . Autos tor Rent.Lease finished antique oak trailer • good tires, rim and pressback chairs, $40. spare tire included. FIVE ROOMS, two lYe're looking for that apodal dog — so WINTER COATS - Size 14- bedrooms in two family. eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee Single oak pressback $ ^5 .8 . 646-488. ••••eoeeoeoeoeeeeeeeeaee ••eeeeqeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee 16. One medium blue, one chairs, $15 each need some Appliances, washer-dryer unsightly, so uncomaly, so unshapely, so Help Wanted 13 Horn— For Solo 2S B u s /m s s Property 26 Sorvicos Ottered 31 Building Contracting 33 red with fur collar. Like work. 643-9632. Antiques 40 hook-up, basement, yard • ••••••eeeeeeeooooeeee'e* eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee ••••••*••••••••••••••••• new. 649:1732 after 5 p.m. and garage. No pets. Rent 4nlsproportloned, so lll-proportlonod, so Ill- FULL SERVICE Pizza and FARRAND SCHOOL BOY wanted to HAIRDRESSER with 12 LARGE WOOD and glass WANTED; ANTIQUE Fur $450 plus security and work afternoons, evenings grinder restaurant in shop years experience will do REMODELING - Cabinets, OAK SIDE BOARD with utilities. References shaped that only Its owner could bo proud IT ’S OUR ping center. Vernon circle Roofing, Gutters, Room three door cabinets, niture, glass, pewter, oil and weekends part time. permanent waves in your mirror, $225. Phone 649- removable shelves. Good paintings, or antique required. 6494717. Aggressive and wanting to area. High volume. Good home. Professional Additions, Decks, all types 7375. of Remodeling and for collections, storage or items. R. Harrison, 643- learn in pleasant modern business. Inside seating. products. 643-4476. convert to gun cabinet. 878. FOUR ROOMS, two WHO CAN ENTER: Dogs residing In The pharmacy. See Manager, Call for details, Strano Repairs. FREE TWO TIRES - E78X14 bedrooms in four family. Ith Estimates. Fully insured. $99.00. 64946^. Herald’s circulation area. Liggett Parkade Phar- Real Estatej_646-2000. FALL CLEANUPS - Large Radials. $15.00 for the pair. ANTIQUES & Wall to wall carpeting, inacv. MANCHESTER MAIN ST. lawns done with leaf Telephone 643-6017. Antique upright piano, appliances and storage. No "Your Community Newspaper" by N orm a CHENEY VELVET - live COLLECTIBLES - Will CENTRAL sweeper and curb side good condition, $200.00. yards royal blue still on purchase outright or sell on pets. Rent $38 plus securi IDEAL JOB SITUATION - Tedford ROBERT E. -JARVIS - BUSINESS DISTRICT leaves vacuumed. ■Console stereo, $50.00. Call bolt. $25.00. Call 643-1643. commission. House lot or ty and utilities. References Complete the coupon below Typing and administrative Telephone 568-4396. Building & Remodeling '643-5423. required. 649-0717. HOW TO ENTER: ANNIVERSARY abilities a must. Flexible Specialist. Interior and single piece. Telephone • $400 s-f RENT FOR SALE - (iueen size 644-8962. and mail with a photo of your dog before November Auctions 5 Help Wanted 13 hours depending on time of AMERICAN CHIMNEY Exterior Renovating. NINE ROOM HOUSE will suixllvid* ml amouin at- FISHER WOODBURNING mattress, box spring and 10,1982 to: “UGLY DOG CONTEST,” The Manchester SALE! PLEA8E READ year. Manchester center sweeps, thoroughly Residential & Commer Stove - Can sit in fireplace. Produce available November 15th. location. Prior experience twitlont ovir IMU lor qual). cleaned and swept wood cial. Additions, Garages, frame. One y ear old. SO Herald, One Herald Square, Manchester, Connec FURNITURE DELIVERY When buying a house, be sure IM Hnants undw iM iMm. $150.00. Call 7424480 after 6 $75.00. Telephone 742-8628. Suitable for one or two YOUR AD person -experienced only. with financial statements stove and fireplace flues. Roofing & Siding.Kitchens, families. $625 monthly plus 79 MERC *SS95 to check the attic ventilators itory Udg. M). II). p.m. TURNIPS - Purple top and ticut, 06040. The Herald reserves the right to publish O u iid Mofqwit, 4 dmr. lantlisr Apply in person between 3 and tax forms helpful. Call 2 116.000 647-1678. Bathrooms. Replacement !»!•«••• l*od*d. 37,000 mSii, where installed. They should Full bHimant, garaga and 4 INCH Pipe wrench, prac yellow globe. Also turnip security. 643-1442. Classilied ads are taken and 5 p.m. only - Castro- 647-8065 after 7 p.m. for an be open both summer and Windows St Doors. 644- names and photos of all entries and their owners. interview. Iralght atnator. Fraa Classittad Ada tically new, $14.00. Call greens. Pull your own. Nat- over the phone es a con Convertible, 283 West Mid winter. If they are not, it may CUSTOM REMODELING - 6712. 649-7^. sisky Farm, 644-0304. WILLIMANTIC - Newer (Herald employees and their dogs are not eligible.) dle Turnpike, Manchester. B46-2B30 6.W.KAUY Bathrooms, kitchens, rec- venience. The Herald is EXPERIENCED be the cause for needless con □MISC. FOR SALE ■ TWO 5.60 X 15 Goodyear three bedrooms, IVi bath r cern later. In summer, ventila rooms, roofing, siding. duplex. Small yard, near responsible tor only one PERSON to launder and House repairs, ro u ^ suburbanite VW snow FOR SALE -1973 XR-75 for incorrect insertion and TELEPHONE SALES - tion helps to lower the atUc tires. $60.00 for the pair. parts, completely rebuilt commuter bus, security, JUDGING: will be done by Committee. Final Excellent starting rate iron shirts weekly. Call □ BUSINESS framing and trim by full Household Qoods 40 * RENTALS then only to the size ol 646-1980 - Mrs. Cohen. temperatur while in winter, 649-9838. engine plus extra parts. references. $360 plus results will be published In The Herald. plus commission, plus ventilation removes moisture and SERVICES time experienced utilities. No pets. Call after the original insertion. carpenter. Call G a ^ for $75.00. Ask for Davia, 644- Rooms lor Bont 52 1979 MARK V bonus, plus benefits. We that may work through the USED 6 p.m. 742-8873. Cartier Detipner Sartos, Errors which do not CRUISE SHIP JOBS - free estimate, 646-4743 or FO R SALE - glass 0265 after 5 p.m. are looking for dependable, ceiling and condense in the at REFRIGERATORS, fireplace doors with mesh loaded wMh oatras. Mwtt les.sen the value of the great income potential, all Services Ottered 31 649-8516. WASHERS, RANGES - MANCHESTER - Nice b« •••» permanent part time help. occupations. For informa tic space. Frost on the ends of screen. Size 37” wide x 31” DESK AND chair, good PR IZES : 1S T PRIZE I advertisement will not Hours are 9-1 pm or 5-9 pm. nails during the winter in Clean, Guaranteed. Parts condition. $45.00. Phone room with kitchen tion call (312) 741-9780 Ext. REWEAVING BURN Painting-Papering 32 & Service. Low prices! high. $50.00. Call 647-8593 privileges. Gentleman be corrected by. an ad Experienced people 2423. dicates insufficient ventilation after 3 p.m. 649-2306. ^ 4 9 5 ditional insertion. tSOO.OOO. worth of preferred. Excellent dic and excess moisture. Check HOLES. Zippers, um B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main preferred. $50.8 weekly. •FURNITURE This man ■p tion required. Earn full a " , ” ” ' ...... the roof rafters or trusses to brellas repairs. Window INTERIOR PAINTING, Street. 643-2171. P u r ity . Telephone 643- 2ND PRIZE •WATERtEDS shades, Venetian blinds. over ten years experience, WOOD VENEER stereo WOMEN’S TAN coat with 78 MERC. >349S •REDOING •RUGS time inoome,at a part time . . see that they are unbroken an^ cabinet, four 17-inch large mink collar size 12- 1878. just found Sefltno to Highest tkMer job. Call between 10 am and Opportunities 14 Keys. TV FOR RENT. low rates and senior citizen KELVINATOR - side by 4.deof. ah tandWton, that framing joints are tight speakers, eight-track 14. Good condition. Call ;,n«,et clearing, power hraliM, Including Livinqrooms Marlow's, 867 Main Street. discount. 643-9980. CENTRAL LOCATION, the used car nuiomofft 12 noon for interview ap Can you see daylight under Um side frost free 646-0693 - Asking $70.00^ RD PRIZE Bedrooms Diningrooms. pointment. Mr. Codys at STOP SMOKING 649-5221. record player with kitchen privileges, parking 3 tJltr Ri’ciiners Sieeo-sofas eaves? Waterstaining on the refrigerator, nine years automatic changer, width Dinettes Den Sets Mal- C EN TER - Now is a he's been 76MUSTANC *2fi9S , 569-4993. American Frozen rafters or roof sheathing it INTERIOR-EXTERIOR old. Excellent condition. available. Security and irnsses Bon-Sorings F'ood, Inc.. perfect time to enter the BRICK, BLOCK, STONE - PAINTING - Wallpapering 18” , length 37^’. $65.00. PATIO SLIDING glass written references II. «-»peed, 4«v(.. rWto. id WniP'bPds Carpets often the sign of a roof leak $225. 646-5533. Telephone 6494757. door 60” X 81” aluminum eqwipired. fHaiirhrstrr Bugs Tab'es Lamps. lucrative stop smoking Concrete. Chimney and Drywall Installation. required. For application searching for Accessories A MORE' business. We offer com frame and still with Sloe*' Also Includes Fur- Repairs. “ No Job Too Quality professional work. Articles lor Sale 41 screen, one door needs new call 643-2693. in the OLDS. niy>ir>qs From Major r e t a i l a s s i s t a n t plete training and all Small.” Call 644-8356. Reasonable prices. Free FRANKLIN STOVE, 1979 Hrrali'i Hjfeis - All Recycled. management position necessary material to open Estimates! Fully insured. $60.00. Telephone 644-9642 gasket. ^ .0 0 . Call after 6 -fast-action Dresser - Desks Bedding Profeulonal real Mtata after 2 p.m. p.m. 646-2572. MANCHESTER - Lovely Desk Criairs Beds available. Full time. Jo- your own Stop Smoking C & M Tree Service, Free G.L. McHugh, 643-9321. large furnished rooms, Frames Party Chairs & Ann Fabrics is looking for Center. For details call lafaonnal at Itia offlea of estimates. Discount senior Classified ladles And Much More TEDFORD REAL ESTATE, BLUE AND SILVER FOR SALE formica top kitenen privileges. $ 8 .8 COMF Bin YOUR DRICE’ an individual with sewing 246-3400. citizens. Company INTERIOR AND ALUMINUM SHEETS weekly. 646-22(lf and leadership abilities to CENTURY 21. Rt. 44A, used as printing plates. .007 Ludwig snare drum with kitchen set, good condition, Ads. Cutlass Tsrm s: Cssh. Vise. Condominiums 22 Bolton Notch, Bolton. S47- Manchester owned and EXTERIOR Painting, Msster-Cenl A Certtfled work in our Manchester thick, 23x28‘4’^. 50c each, case. $50.00. Call after 5 First $25.00 takes it. 649- SuprwM 9914 look forward to operated. Call 646-1327. paper hanging, carpentry SHARE A KITCHEN and NOTICES Chedis______Parkade location. Apply in work. Fully insured. J.p. or 5 for $2.00. Phone 643- p.m. 649-4067. 6548. bath with one other BrouglMM MANCHESTER - Two aaalatlng you In locating |oat emotk. mk, f l . M , person. > LIGHT TRUCKING r Fen 2711. They MUST be picked Lost and Found bedroom condo for rent. A- tha homo you want for your Lewis and Son, 649-9658. TWO SNOW power steel gentleman. Own room. FISHER’S BIG cing. Attics, cellars, gar up before 11:00 a.m. only. SMALL OAK chest- one C. $575 with heat. 273-2013, lamlly. Wo havo choloa $ 8 .8 per week plus securi FULL TiME-Part time ages cleaned. All types PAINTING & PAPER wooden shelf with two belted radials on rims. WHEEL BLDG. 659-:t008. Uatlnga In all |>r1ca rangaa. ty. 643-1878. I’OrND Black cat. Barry clerk needed for local 7- trash, brush removed. Hanging. Ceilings DARK LOAM - 5 yards wood sliding doors. $40.00. BR78-13. $95.00. CaU after 4 Road Call 649-0761. RTE 195/1-84 Ivlevcn food store. Some Many timaa wa ara aMa to Picket, Split Rail, Stake delivered, $60. plus tax. 640-3841 - keep trying. .m., 643-2328. Used only holp tha buyar In arranging repaired. References. Ful [ii!iree months. COMFORTABLE MANSFIELD cashier retail experience [ ] REAL ESTATE Fences installed. 528-0670. ly insured. Quality work! Sand, Gravel, Stone & SLEEPING Room : 78 FORD *309$ REWARD FOR Purple helpful. Benefits include financing. If you arO thinking Trap Rock. Call 643-9504. OAK PRESSBACK Chair, Oranedo S-deer. wlr aenA- pocketbook lost in center of of buying a homo or olhor Martin Mattsson, evenings WESTINGHOUSE dis Parking. Working adult. ieened, nkely equippod I C&R AUCTIONS I insurance, credit union and SMALL LOADS OF 649-4431. Larkin number one. $75.00 No smoking. Call 649-6526. Coventry. Sentimental profit sharing. Apply in Homes For Sale 23 proporty aoo ua aoon. *^a*ra STONE, trap rock, play CONTEMPORARY arm or best offer. 2W-0015. hwasher, portable, •••••••••••••••••••••••• 80 MAZDA *4805 value Call 742-8591. •••••••• National But Wa'ra avocado. Olaer model. ••••••••••••••• erson at 305 Green Road, sand, white stone, loam FREE LEE PAINTING - chair upholstered in red Aportmonts tar Bont 53 GlC S-speed, e«r condNton, Help Wanted 13 Ktanchester. E.O.E. WKST WILLINGTON - By Nalghborty** 24 h ^ aorvica, velvet, chrome legs, $150. THREE PAIR of hedge Excellent running condi •••••••••••••••••••••••• AM-FM r^ee, ecenenty FOCND - Long haired grey and pool sand Interior and exterior. tion. $50.00. Telephone 649- owner. 6 room Ranch. 7 daya a waak. DELIVERED. Telephone Residential and commer Brown vinyl recliner, ISO. trimmers, $10. each. MANCHESTER- One and 81 SUBARU *549$ Calico kitten. Ap DID YOU KNOW? Excellent condition. 646- WAITRESS WANTED - Sunken, living room with 644-1775. cial. Fully insured and Contemporary black anfl two bedroom apartment beiwe coupe. AM^PM w M i proximately eight months. eile. tow miles CHRISTMAS IS COMING Part time. Call 649-4675 or fieldstone fireplace. For dependable. 646-1653. white fabric wall hanging 8042. available. Centrally Has while flea collar. Call Sell Avon now. And start An assumption of mortgage is MAN’S BROWN heavy SEND THIS OFFICIAL ENTRY BLANK TO THE: apply at 1095 Main Street, mal dining room with DESIGN KITCHENS - 50” X 50” , $25. 6464M79. located on busline near 74 BMW Muerw. 646-5631. saving! Earn good money Manchester. sliding doors to patio. Eat- an obligation undertaken by SIXTEEN POUND duty vinyl chaise lounge Ugly Dog Contest selling beautiful gifts, the purchaser of property to be cabinets, vanities, counter Building ContreeUng 33 chair. $8.8. Phone 6& shopping center and P.O. Box 591 in kitchen. 3. oedrooms. tops, kitchen cabinet •••••••••••••••••••••••• GARAGE SALE - Motorola bowling ball, (15.00 firm. schools. For further details IMI’OCXDED - Male, four yours at discount. MANAGEMENT VVall-to-wall carpeting. Oil personally liable of an existing record player, cocktail 6494314. 9154.______Manches.er, Ct. 06040 Call 523-9401 mortgage. fronts, ' custom LEON CIESZYNSKI call 649-7157. year.s old F’ointer. brown- TRAINEE - We are a heat. On 2 acres of land. woodworking, colonial table, living room chair, white, Keeney Street. 646- or 278-2941 BUILDER. New homes, WHITLEY EXERCISE national promotion firm $59,500. Days 643-6346; reproductions in wood. additions, remodeling, rec small electric appliances, T A G S A L E S MANCHESTER - Newly DOG'S NAME- 45.55. serving the nee^ of nights 643-4235. more. Call 649-8512 after 10 bike, good condition, J.P, Lewis, 649-9658. rooms, garages, kitchens timer, tension control. decorated one bedroom SEWING MACHINE newspapers throughout the remodeled, ceilings, bath a.m. HUGE FOUR FAMILY ..apartment. Access to shop j BREED______Entertainment 4 ^^A•NCHESTER - Six $55.00. Telephone 643-9141. •••••••••••••••••••••••• Operators - Experienced industry We are searching LOVING MOTHER writh tile, dormers, roofing. Tag Sale - Wilfred Road, ping centers, buslines and OWNER'S NAME, preferred. Apply in person for a sales oriented in room, three bedroom FIREWOOD - Unseasoned. OEM SOUND Presents the degree in elementry educa Residential or commer Manchester, off Hartford schools. For further details CITY PHONE only - Pillowtex Corpora dividual to learn the Ranch with fireplace, gar tion will babysit in home. cial. 649-4291. $55.00 a cord plus $20.00 to BRIDES GOWN, two please call 528-4196 ADDRESS. _Z1E_ Cltimale in D.J. Entertain m maids of honor gowns, size Road. Signs posted. Varie Pliolok will not Ot (Murngd uni«M accompgnlgd with • tur^pgd MK-iddretswO envulope tion. 49 Regent Street, newspaper circulation age. patio, new furnace TEDFORD REAL ESTATE Flexible hours. Call 647- cut, split and deliver. Call ty of items, some new. between 9 and 5 pm or ment Music from 40's to .Manchester. E.O.E., M/F. promotion business and extra insulation. Call 456-3091 or 875-4350. 7/8, 8/10. Mustne seen to 80 s Best prices available. 0129. ELECTRICAL SERVICES 10/8 & 10/31; 11/6 & 11/7- after 5 pm and weekends, working in one of the areas for an appointment. Group - We do all types of Elec appreciate. $99.00 for all. 10 to 4, rain or shine. 649-7157. Excellent sound and .MATURE WOMAN to leading offices. Opportuni I, F.J. Spilecki, Inc., 6494700. lighting, 647-3910. Homes For Sale 23 trical Work! Licensed. Call Autos For Safe 01 Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Solo 61 Autos tor Sale 61 babysit in my home. Own ty for advancement to top 5.00 p.m.. 646-1516. TAG SALE at 23 Lookout MANCHESTER - Main •••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• FULLY SEASONED TWO G78t14 fleetwood four 79 MAZDA *4005 transportation. Call 646- ■ within a year. Possible Street. 2-3 rooms. Heated. *)ft 4-Som . 5 ipeid, AAA- Firewood cut to length, .plies polvester snow tires, Mountain Drive (off EMPLOYMENT 6240, relocation. For personal in Timrod) - Decorative and Hot water,r. Appliances. No fAlredie terview contact Mrs. Dee, split and delivered. $90. a -mounted. Fits Buick or cord. Call 649-1831 useful household items, pets. Securilcurity. Parking. 78CHEV *3905 •••••••••• X-RAY TECHNICIAN - Mornings Only at 647-9946. Olds, used one season. appliances, gas grill and 523-7047. anytime. $70.00 pair. Telephone 649- kAolibw clliic 3-4m *. ali ssmdk Help Wanted 13 Part time. Private office. Knit Wrap lien, ■wSematk. S-«yl. 1187. extra propane tank, Manchester. Send resume: NOW A C C E P T IN G rocking chair, mis SIX ROOM DUPLEX for SALES Box 312, Rocky Hill, Conn., Applications for employ rent - yard, basement, at KEl’KESENTATIVE - Trim Classic BLACK JACK headders for cellaneous. Saturday, 06067 ment. Food Processors. November 6th, 9-3. tic, shed. $48 monthly. Extra High I'.ART TIME We arc a Apply in person between 289 Ford. $8.00. Call Gary Call 646487, after 5 :8 national concern serving PART TIME Wallpaper 8:00 a.m. and 10:30 a.m, 56 MANCHESTER $68,500. 649-5554. the needs of newspapers Colonial - Remodeled in excellent con ( j i 12th ANNUAL FLEA p.m. Allowance sales and part time Cottage Street, Market, Sunday, throughout the United cashier. Evenings, Manchester. dition, new kitchen/dishwasher/oak mIa NCHE8TER~$67000.' HOODED BASSINET with mattress and lace skirt. /November 7th. Sunset FOUR ROOM apartment for your Slates We are seeking a weekends. Apply within - trim, fin. Rec. RM. in basement, con Well kept 7 room Cape with nice yard, Ridge School (Forbes and with hea't included. few energetic, aggressive, Inside Outlet. Manchester. EXPERIENCED NEED venient to shopping, bus line, shows convenient location, great starter HanUy used. G reat gift./ Silver Lane) East Hart Walking distance to Main CLEAN motivated people to repre only apply. Siding, roofing well. home. $30.00. CaU 643-1675 sent the area's newspaper between 4-7 p.m. ford. 9 a.m.-S-p.m. Street. First floor with DENTAL ASSISTANT - and remodeling. 742-8440. Call Helen Fisher 633-8865 Call Althea Roberts 649-4324 • ' private entrance. $48 per TRADE-M on the telephone. Excellent Manchester Orthodontic DUNHAM INSULATED TOOLS, LAWN, MOWER, month. Call 649-2947. 0 It's( Our 49th opportunity for advance office, full time. RESPONSIBLE GIRL for snow treads, storms, ment and above average Fixpcrienced preferred. occasional, babysitting for 10” boots size 11. Like new. 3tk ROOM APARTMENT. 80 PONTIAC *020$ part-time income. Call Mr. $30.00. TeleplMiie 649-2348. screens, golf clubs, Will train Reply Box J, c-o two small children. clothes, dishes and some Private home. Heat, Grand UAAont 4-dear, ob eei^ Lupacchino after five p.m. The Manchester Herald. References. Call 643-2023. Anniversary! detien. owtamatk tram., wba furniture. 62 Adelaide appliances. Working single wheel cewere, powos seoertna* at 643-2711. Mon-Thurs. TWO 28” LAMPS with pawer brokoe shades. $15.00. Telephone Road, Saturday, November adult only. No Moriarty Brothart of Manchester has been successfully serving the ■HMCXWBaCIMlimiMeKCeXBatMCSMfieMCMEesCatMOM 6th, 104. pets/children. Telephone I'..\Ur riME Custodian - 649-1917. ^ 643-288. m otorh^ public for 49 continuous yearti in honor of this neat occasion, | 77 PLYM. *101$ early mornings. Apply § HKKORY FARMS RETAIL SELLRK | Arrew 3-Me«t, owtematk. TAG SALE - Saturday, we’ve maiwed down ail prices on new & used cars In stock!!!! 93,000 mdm, Np ■wmip$l between 7 and 9 a m.. LARGE OVAL orange, PLEASANT FOUR Moriarty Brothers, 315 FOR THE CHRISTMAS SEASOH S MANCHESTER $64,000. MANCHESTER $90,900. brown, tan braided rug. November 6th, 10-3. 63 Center Street, Manchester. Adorable 6 room Cape, llvingroom Excellent condition. Wadsworth Street, Rooms, first floor in quiet 80 CADILLAC KSdeniMim S q-hree bedroom Colonial set on a Manchester. four family. Mature, quiet See Scotty. R Hickory Farm* Moks part and full Uma aalaa par- R fireplace, finished basement, 1 car gar Hillside bordering 8 acres open space, Asking $75.00. CaU mor SEVILLE nings, 649-2558. persons mferred. Non- H aonnal for Ita now Chrlatmaa QHI Slora aoon to R age, appliances all In convenient area immaculate condition on 2W car gar ESTATE SALE - SettUng smokers, no pets. Security HAIRDRESSER on bus line. age. WAiNTF^D - experienced R opan Inalda Saara Roabuck at tha Manchaatar « GENERAL ELECTRIC V< estate. Everything must plus utilities. Call 649-58^. NO MONEY DOWN Call Sandy Semprebon 289-681 FwUy equipped indudhta only. Call 64.3-2461 ask for R Shopping Parfcada. 5 Call P at Forstrom 649-558 o. Saturday, Suno^, 9-3. hp electric motor. $15.00. ?6 Adelaide Road, WILLINGTON - Three (Except tax ft registration, with approved credit) o«. rdl, tierea, m toe and .Joe or Kathy. R Work morninga, aitarnoona, avaninga. S l«Iephone 043-5336. r«»w