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Manchester, Conn. Drizzle today Saturday, Nov. 5, 1983 and Sunday Single copy: 25 System Lebanon factions for fires unchanged have fruitful talk Bv Alex Girelli Herald City Editor GENEVA, Switzerland (UPI) — killed at least 29 Israelis and 10 member of the Arab League." A snag developed Friday in a Leaders of Lebanon's warring Lebanese in the southern town of A terrorist driving a truck proposed agreement to have town Christian and Moslem factions- Ty re did not threaten the Geneva loaded with 1,100 pounds of explo- firefighters from the Buckland Friday ordered a 10-day adjourn talks. sive.s destroyed Israel's military Firehouse respond automatically ment of their first peace talks after "The fighting is not influencing headquarters in south Lebanon to structure fires north of Union making a "psychological break the reconciliation talks as such," Friday, killing 39 people and Street Bridge in the Eighth U tili through" toward ending years of said Christian Phalangist spokes wounding 30 others. Israel retal ties District until a new bridge can civil warfare. man Alfred Madi. "We have iated immediately with air strikes . be be built there. They agreed to reconvene in enough oh our agenda to worry against Palestinian positions be A district-town protocol com m it Geneva on Nov, 14 after Lebanese about as it is." , hind Syrian lines. tee decided Friday not to change president Amin Gemayel visits Officials of the nine major The Rightist Voice of Lebanon the present procedures.. Wbstern and Arab capitals to Lebanese political and religious Radio said at least 60 people were But it was unclear what practi discuss ways of ending the Israeli factions agreed they held "tough killed and 100 wounded in the cal effect failure to change the occupation of southern Lebanon. but still serious and businesslike retaliatory strikes. The explosions protocal will have on fire-fighting "It was a psychological break talks." But they warned the sent huge clouds of black smoke procedure. through," Nabih Berri, leader of fundamental issues of constitu pouring out of the mountains. The„ district duty officer will the Shiite Moslem Antal militia, tional reforms had yet to be faced. The early morning suicide at continue to decide, as he has in the told reporters, "W e established These issues center on a new tack. using a green Chevrolet ■ past, whether the town will be communications that did not exist system of sharing power in Le pickup, was a carbon copy of the called on for help. But, according before," banon. The 60 percent Moslem strike that destroyed a U.S. Marine to District Fire Chief John Chris Saeb Salam, the moderate Mos majority, backed by the Syrians, headquarters at Beirut airport 14 tensen, the duty officer will be lem leader who lends to back demands for an end to the days ago, killing at least 235 men. Gemayel, also hailed the weeklong Christian domination of govern The Islamic Holy War. an required, by district practice, to ask for that help if he has any first phase of the talks. "It was ment, arm y and legislature. underground fundamentalist reason at all to suspect that a fire extremely satisfactory and I think The rival factions effectively group which claimed responsibil it went very well, " he said. froze the Beirut government's May ity for the attack on the U.S. involves a structure. At a recent meeting District Gemayel’s aides said he would 17 accord with Israel by empower Marine peacekeepers, said it was visit Washington, London, Paris. ing Gemayel to conduct the new also responsible for the bombing in President Gordon Lassow pro posed the new system to Mayor Rome and "involved" Arab capi round of negotiations aimed at Tyre, 46 miles south of Beirut. Stephen T . Penny. tals during the 10-day recess. obtaining the withdrawal of about "We can send 2,000 fighters to die 30,000 Israeli troops from Lebanon. in south Lebanon," the group .said In their meetings Friday, Salem That agreement represented a in a communique sent to news C H R IS T E N S E N S A ID that at said the faction leaders discussed UPI photo the renewed violence back home m ajor break between Lebanon's organizations in Beirut. "The Friday's meeting of the committee Police Chief RobertJ.^annon ob and agreed "it was an additional Moslems and their Syrian advis world should wait for more sur jected to any procedure under incentive on all of us to do our best ers. who wanted the accord with prise actions from us." Home from Grenada Israel scrapped. Israeli occupation authorities which the decision over whether to to save Lebanon." Spokesmen for the Moslem and Compromise on the Israeli ac immediately imposed a three-day Cuban President Fidel Castro greets one of 59 persons call out Engine Five from the Christian leaders said the latest cord dispute followed agreement curfew on Tyre, a city of 60.000, town's Buckland Firehouse is left who returned to Cuba from Grenada on Friday. w ith the police dispatchers. Chris fighting between Palestinian fac on a national identity for Lebanon mostly Shiite Moslems, and sealed American soldiers, meanwhile, are coming horne to a tensen said Lassow had also tions in the Lebanese coastal city as "a sovereign and independent off southern Lebanon from Israel of Tripoli and the bombing that Arab state" and as a "constituent to the south and Beirut to the north. happier welcome. See story on page 10. objected to relinguishing the au thority of the district duty officer. Christensen said he and Lassow Embarrassment to U.S.S.R. had a different interpretation of the terms of the proposal Lassow had made to Penny. The fire proposal was the major development in a long-awaited Soviet salvage tug comes to aid of sub meeting of the leaders of the two municipalities. The idea of such a meeting was broached early this WASHINGTON (UPI) - A So The Navy said the sub's mission American eyes adding to the submarines prevent them Irom various depths and other '"intelli year as means of easing tensions V viet salvage tug sped Friday to the below the surface is to pinpoint the discomfort.* maintaining an even keel on the gence aspects " of the vessel that. _ between town and district which had grown stained. rescue of a Russian attack subma whereabouts of U.S. submarines Cameras aboard the P-3s kept surface. Navy officials declined to specify. When the Manchester Herald rine that broke down in the Atlantio armed with intercontinental-range clicking away and documenting "There are lots of things we can The continuous surveillance if learned of the snag late Friday. and wasstrandedonthesurfaceoff nuclear missiles. the details of the modern front-line the boat, a Navy official said, learn. " one official said. "Clues the U.S. coast — in plain view of. Lassow could not be contacted. The Alden. a Pam ir Class sub as the 341-foot bodt bobbed in "affords us the opportunity of from how the sub is riding (on the American surveillance cameras. The arrangement for firefight salvage lug. was en route to the moderate 6-to-8-foot seas. Navy documenting the operational ac surface) give valuable insight into The U.S. destroyer Peterson, ing while the bridge is inadequate submarine from its base in Cuba officials predicted the rolling tivity of a front-line Soviet attack the Soviet attack sub fleet. " based in Pascagoula, Miss., moved for heavy equipment was first and was exi>ecled to reach the waves would create monumental sub. into the vicinity of the stricken There are 38 Victor 1. II and III mentioned by Christensen after stricken vessel by nightfall, Neu stomach problems for the 90-odd "Never before have we been Victor III Class sub to monitor its Class submarines. The Vidor I town and district emergency ser hart said. It was not known sailors inside the tube-like hull. provided with such access to one of activity and reconnaissance air first went to sea in 1967 and the vice officials met to discuss how whether repairs would be made at "You can bet they're barfing their operating attack subs for craft kept a round-the-clock watch Victor III joined, the fleet in 1978. It extensively the town should make sea or if the sub would be towed to :heir borsht right now," Neuhart on the late model boat. Navy Lt. such a long lime and we want to can reach speeds of 30 knots below temporary'repairs to the bridge, Cuba. said. "It would be very uncomfor Cmdr. Mark Neuhart said. « take every advantage of this the surface and carries six torpe closed after the Mianus disaster, table because subs are not de- opportunity. " The-6,000-ton hunter-killer sub The Navy look full advantage of does and nuclear-tipped SSN-15 until a new one can be built. ;jigned for traveling on the anti-submarine rockets with a surfaced 470 miles off Charleston; the Soviets' certain embarrass Photographs df every angle of He said that when the district .surface." S.C., and was spotted Wednesday ment over the unknown mechani the sub will provide clues about range of ,35 miles. duty officer arrives at the scene of by a P-3 Orion reconnaissance cal difficulties that forced the sub Though the sub was not in danger Soviet hull design, the ability of the U.S. attack subs carry similar a fire in the crucial trict's Hilliard Street station had already started out the long way tmid around by that lime, they would be % ' closer than the Engine Five crew. The Lassow proposal was appar ently designed to speed the sum moning of Engine Five. iC. AS A RESULT of Friday's meeting, the district duly officer will apparently make his decision to ask for town help simply on the SSJ- t basis of his knowledge that a structure is involved. A structure fire is assumed to be potentially life-threatening. .Although Christensen said the arrangement is not very different 5 from his understanding of Las- sow's proposal, it was reported that Clii'istensen is chagrined over the fact that it was left to him to put the disirfcl's inlerpretration of it before the protocol committee Friday. It was said to be another in a series of frustrations Christensen has fell recently. He has been district fire chief for two years. Herald photos by Pinto Products and people Inside Today 70 pages, 2 sections Alice Wysock (left) shows how to start a ier of 272 S. Main St. On the side of the Flightstar, a pleasure aricraft made by mirror, Patty Young of South Windsor is Advice ...... 13 Church ...... 14 Pioneer International Aircraft, which shaping hair for Dennis Kearns of Classified ...... 10-19 has facilties in Manchester. The plane is Downey Drive. In the first hpur Friday, C o m ics...... 9 Entertainment...... 13 on display at the Products Show this the show at Progress Drive had already L o tte ry ...... 2 weekend in the Manchester Industrial attracted a large crowd. There was some O bituaries...... 10 O pinion...... 4.5 Park. The Creative School of Hairdress confusion over parking, but officials of Peopletalk ...... 2 ing is another exhibitor. At its booth the show said it would be smoothed out ^ S p o rts...... 15-17 *' Television ...... 6-9 (above), Nancy Kuia, left, of Windsor, by today. ,' W e a th e r...... 2 works on a coiff for Sandi-Jo Bombard M A N (• 11KSTKH H KKAI.I) S.iliii(l,i> Nov ■'). 11)8:1*" :i ■i - MANCHESTKK IIKKALD, Stitunl;iy. Nuv. 5, IB) ______^___ 1______P e o p le ta lk Weather T edf ord playing behind-the-scenes roie Today’s weather Editor's note: This is another in to the board, the time was highly competitive. Today mostly cloudy with a 40 a series of profiles of candidates in Tuesday will mark Tedford's Tedford said, so he decided to KENNETH N. TEDFORD percent chance of light rain and the Manchester elections on first run for elective office. He "break the ties” and attend Upper 47 Bobby Lane drizzle, especially late in the day. Tuesday. won't predict a victory, though he Iowa, Monahan's alma mater. Highs in*the mid 40s. Winds north By James P. Sacks says he's had a “good reception" in Other than the four years he spent Age 40. Married to Donna E. Tedford, around 10 mph. tonight and Sunday Herald Reporter door-to-door campaigning. in Iowa, he has spent two years in teacher at llling Junior High School; one periods of ruin and drizzle. His appointment by the party to Mansfield and the rest of his life in son, Kevin, 9. Temperatures remaining in the Incumbent Democratic candi fill the shoes of “ Big Mac" on the Manchester. Education: Manchester High School, low and mid 40s. North winds date Kenneth N. Tedford sees his board game as no surprise, Ted His father was a Hamilton around 10 mph. role on the Board of Directors as ford says, since he had been Standard contract supervisor for Upper Iowa University, and University one of resource manager, techni mentioned before as a possible 37 years; another relative ran the of Connecticut Law School. L.l. Sound cal expert and watchdog. He says candidate. Tedford Dairy, which closed in the Occupation: Assistant attorney gen he is sympathetic to the average “ I had intentions to seek the 19.50s. eral for the state Department of Today mostly cloudy with a 40 citizen's problems with govern nomination for the Jjoard, " the Both his father and grandfather, percent chance of light rain and ment and tries to forestall trouble. dapper, conservatively-dressed he said proudly, were born on a Environmental Protection. drizzle, especially late in the day. “ I can understand the problems Tedford said in a recent interview. Wetherell Street homestead and Civic Background: Member, Board of Highs In the upper 40s. Winds north people encounter with govern “ 1 waited lor an opportunity rather his 9-year-old son, Kevin, is a Directors, 1982 to present; Chairman,. 10 to 20 mph. tonight and Sunday ment, having seen them myself,” than force a primary.” fifth-generation Manchester Zoning Board of Appeals, 1979-1982; cloudy and raw with a 50 percent t t ffi he says. As an assistant attorney The ZBA, he said, is "not a native. chance of rain and drizzle. general who represented the state political animal,” and is "finite." Former president and member, Man Temperatures remaining between n Department of Transportation for since there are restrictions as to ASKED W HY he entered local chester Ski Club; Member, National Ski 45 and 50. North winds 15 to 20 mph. 12 years and has handled Depart how evidence can?be taken and how politics, Tedford said he knows it Patrol No. 5926; CPR instructor. Ad V ment of Environmental Protection decisions must be made. As a sound "hokey," but he did so "to vanced first aid instructor, American cases for three. Tedford explains, member of Manchester's govern give something back to Manches New England ‘ Drizzle likely today In Connecticut he has encountered the problems ing council, however, "you can do ter." He said he has no aspirations t»Red Cross; charter member, Manches Massachusetts and Rhode Is of bureaucracy at almost every your own investigations” and to higher office. ter Land Conservation Trust; Member,. Told that some prominent Re land: Today becoming cloudy with possible level. re.solution of an issue can be publicans see him as the easiest Lutz museum. ^ chances for rain and drizzle Today mostly cloudy with a 40 percent chance of light rain and He now specializes in acid-rain postponed until all ramifications Democrat to beat in the election increasing during the day. Wet drizzle, especially late in the day. Highs in the mid 40s. Winds north ^ and hazardous-waste litigation for have been considered. Tue.sday because he has not snow is possible in the higher around 10 mph. tonight and Sunday periods of rain and drizzle." the state. When the Manchester Herald "carved a place for himself on the His technical abilities du not I'ond Dam, he said. UPI photo elevations. Highs only in the upper Temperatures remaining in the low and mid 40s. North winds around TEDFORD ATTENDED town published an incorrect figure in a schools and graduated from Man board,” Tedford disagreed with always gain publicity since his Members of the GOP, he 40s. Tonight and Sunday raw and 10 mph. Today's weather drawing is by Nateasa Scott of 125 Summer TE D FO R D , a 40-year-old Man charged, often "speak before they legal advertisement for the $20 chester native and former chair chester High School in 1961 before the perception approach is not generally one of cold with periods of rain. Tempera St., age 9, a fourth grader at St. James School. have all the facts." He cited the million sewer-bond issue, for in Attend fashion show man of the Zoning Board of leaving Connecticut to attend "Who stood up and proposed the confrontation, he contended. "I'd tures generally in the 40s through politicization of the housing panel stance, and Mayor Stephen T. Appeals, was appointed to the Upper Iowa University. He des naming of Vietnam Veterans rather accomplish something the period. and pointed out that the commit Penny said the board could pro Barbara Sinatra (left), wife of enter Toes,” enjoy New York Spring-Summer board in late 1982 to fill the seat cribed himself then as a "typical Memorial Hark'.’ " he asked indig quietly than have fanfare and Vermont.: Cloudy today and 20.77 tee's report has been postponed ceed, Tedford said he told Penny tainer Frank Sinatra, and actress Dina 1984 fashion collections at Bob Mack- vacated by Rep. James R. McCa- high-school student with a lot of nantly. He also cited his role as the publicity and never really get tonight. Chance of rain or snow anything accomplished." he said. until after the election. ■■No." Merrill, starring in Broadway’s “On Your ie’s show in New York. showers. Partly cloudy Sunday. vanagh, D-12th District, when extracurricular activities" who board's liai.son on the current was given a drive to go on in school affordable housing study commit The Iraard needs his skills in In his role as a "watchdog " on Chance of a few more showers. McCavanagh was elected to the the board, he said, he often "A misstatement can be pointed by a particular MHS teacher, Dave tee — which he played a large role ureas such as waste disposal, Overnight lows in the 30s. Highs state Legislature. .Tedford had counsels treading softly until ever out in a tactful manner and Monahan. in creating — aiid with the Board of resource planning, and the viabil today 35 to 45 and Sunday in the 40s. been chairman of the ZBA since ything is known about an issue. corrected." he said. 1979, resigning when he was named Admission to eastern colleges at Education. ity of hydfoelectric power at Union Horseshow notes Glimpses Maine: Mostly cloudy far north 'CHICAOO and periods of rain or drizzle Clea Newman, daughter of Paul Newman and COLDI Debbie Reynolds will guest star Nov. 11 as a central and south through tonight. SAN FFAn CISCO Joanne Woodward, rides again in this year's feisty, inept ghost on "Jennifer Slept Here," the Lows 20s north to upper 30s south National Horse Show this week at New York's new NBC sitcom starring Ann-Jillian ... tonight. Highs today in the upper Madison Square Garden. Hodding Carter's "Inside Story" on PBS will be 30s north to 40s south. Sunday ‘Father of Bennef is seeking his fourth term Her big day will be Sunday when she competes underwritten for another season by General partly sunny far north, chance of HIGHEST in the Special Junior Working Hunter competition Electric to the tune of $4 million ... TEMPERATUftES section ol the pulse of the Another prominent local Repub showers central and showers likely consulting the record, all the while votes. Since 1982 he has been at 5; 30 a.m. At 8:15 a.m., she will be one of 100 Lee Van Cleef will play the title role in "The southwest. Highs in the 40s. Bv James P. Sacks taken as a director and illustrates secretary of the board. community." lican praises Cassano for a quick young riders in the Maclay Elimination, hoping to comparing them to those of other Master," a martial arts film in which he will New Hampshire: Periods of rain Herald Reporter his personal priorities. Cassano, as a director of the mind but says at times he "thinks be among the 30 to make the Maclay Finals at 3:05 cities the same size. portray the good guy ... or drizzle likely through tonight. 60 Connecticut Conference of ^ n c i - CASSANO IS KNOWN for stick with his mouth rather than his CASSANO MOTIONED, for in p.m. Clea is 18, which makes this the last year she Jeremy Irons, Sebastian Flyte in “ Brideshead Lows tonight in the 30s to near 40. Democratic Director Stephen T. Like Mayor Stephen T. Penny, palities and a policy committee ing to his positions on the board — mind." He said Cassano also "gets is eligible for the Maclay. stance, that the board experiment Revisited," is in New York rehearsing Tom Highs today in the upper 30s north Cassano, seeking his fourth term elected the same year and with member of the National League of and sometimes being cantanker hung up on the party line.” The Maclay turns 50 years old this year, during with turning the Bentley School on Stoppard's "The Real Thing," under the direct ion to 40s south. Chance of showers show ers'^ fJow on the Board of Directors in the whom Cassano is closely allied on Cities, says he is an asset to the ous in the process He once voted For his part, Cassano says he Hollister Street into a multi-use the 100th anniversary of the National Horse Show. of Mike Nichols, prior to the show's out-of-town ■ north and showers likely south UPI WEATHER FOTOCA8T election Tuesday, is widely re the board, Cassano considers board in budgeting, .grant propos against accepting a settlement for, prides himself on being well- facility. It now houses the Man Among the boxholders this year is C.Z. Guest, tryout in Boston... Sunday. Highs in the 40s. garded as the father of the Bennet himself "progressive" rather than als. and other areas which concern a piece of property the town needed prepared and rarely finds himself chester Sheltered Workshop and with deb daughter Cornelia, son Alexander and housing project for senior citizens. liberal. He has taught sociology at town-state relations. to acquire for -road widening needing to change his position, the Bentley Day Treatment Cen guest Andy Warhol. Also riding in several hunter Though the redevelopment of the Manchester Community College As an academic, he says he because Manchester would not be which is generally well- Letty Cottin Pogrebin has a new book . for National forecast ter, among other agencies. Along classes is Cece Durante. Jimmy Durante's Extended forecast town-owned former school build (or 13 years, and also sells real brings to the board a special able to betain firewood revenues researched. He contends the De McGraw-Hill, "Fam ily Politics — Love and with other Democrats, Cassano daughter. ing is controversial — the Republi estate for Blanchard and Rosetto. concern for cultural exchanges from a tree on the property. mocratic Party's record shows it Power on an Intimate Frontier" ... Extended outlook for New Eng For period ending 7 p.m. Saturday. Today will find generally fair says the success of projects such as cans have taken to calling it a He IS the first MCC graduate to and other such programs. As a GOP Minority Leader Peter has done well on both spending and Tammy Grimes and Ronee Blakley open in the land Monday through Wednesday: weather across the major part of the country. Rain activity may be these show the party's ability to , benefit only to "out-of-town con have received a master's degree. sociologist. Cassano says, he bases DiRosa says Cassano, with whom services. New York Cabaret musical “ Sunset" on Nov. 7... Connecticut, Massachusetts and found in parts of New England, the upper Pacific Coast and Texas. tractors and out-of-state inves provide human services while Rhode Island: Cloudy with a ' his analysis, on a combination of he has served on many subcommit Cassano, who developed the Elsewhere, sunny to partly cloudy skies should prevail. Maximum tors” — the 41-year-old Cassano keeping the tax rate acceptable. Cassano, a Nantucket native, Johnny Mathis and special guest Debbie Allen chance of showers Monday. Clear (acts and social concern. tees. acts as "a steadying influ concept of the Manchester Sports Smoking pledge temperatures include Atlanta 63, Boston 44. Chicago 57, Cleveland regards the association favorably. He is able to reel off accurate moved to Manchester in 1965. A will headline New York's Radio City Music Hall ing Tuesday. Fair weather Wed Td like to say we had more of ence on the board who looks out for Hall of Fame, describes himself as Kilty Dukakis, wife of Massachusetts Gov. for four nights starting Nov. 8 ... 48, Dallas 67, Denver 61. Duluth 50, Houston 74, Jacksonville 65, He is proud of the project, in figures that present the six- former machinist and meat cutter, what's best for Manchester. " a "sports fanatic. " He returns to nesday. High temperatures mostly member Democratic majority's everything, " he says. Michael Dukakis, has decided to give up smoking, Barry Nelson is in New York rehearsing for his Kansas City 58. Little Rock 63, Los Angeles 75. Miami 81. Minneapolis which the town has joined with he joined MCC in 1970 and was He adds that he thinks his "On occasion he doesn't see the Nantucket Island six to eight times in the 50s and lows generally in'the achievements in their best light. a habit she has been addicted to since she was a role in the touring company of “ 42nd Street." 56, New Orleans 71, New York 42, Phoenix 86. San Francisco 65, private business in a non-profit elected to the board as deputy combined occupations — professor forest for the trees," said DiRosa. each year for fishing and bird 30s and 40s. He can cite Manchester's school teenager. which begins previews in Philadelphia on Nov. 8 Seattle 55. St. Louis 60. and Washington 81. corporation to provide 45 units of mayor in 1977. He served in that and real estate salesman — give pressed for the less admirable side hunting, which are among his Vermont: Chance of showers enrollment figures, budget allocu The goveror's wife, who smokes a pack-and-a- and opens on Nov. 13... market-rate housing. He thinks the capacity until 1981. when he was him access to "a good cros.s- of his colleague favorite outdoor activities. Tuesday. Dry Monday and Wed proposal to renovate Bennet ac tions and shifts, and rates of replaced by Barbara B Weinberg, half a day, announced Tuesday she will quit Nov. nesday. Highs Monday 45 to 55. 17 as part of the American Cancer SocieCy's cords with other positions he has housing occuoanev, often without who outpolled him by just over 400 Highs Tuesday and Wednesday in “Great American Smokeout.” the 50s. Overnight lows 35 to 45. Mrs. Dukakis told a Boston news conference Birthday almanac Maine: Chance of some linger Chester Community College; bachelor’s she first started smoking when she was 15. She STEPHEN T. CASSANO ★ THE DEMOCRAT RECORD ★ ing showers Monday and Tuesday. I has attempted to quit before — even trying Nov. 6 — James Naismith (1861-1939), the degree, Boston State College; master of Fair Wednesday. Highs in the 40s 333 Kennedy Road hypnosis — but never succeeded despite the Canadian-born educator who was the originator arts. State University of New York at to iow 50s. Lows in the 30s to tow Age 41. Married to Holly (Urbanetti) health dangers involved. She said what per of basketball. He made up a set of simple rules for 40s. Albany; master of social work. Univer ( 1971- 1983) suaded her to try again this year was the Society's the game at Springfield, Mass., in 1891. Cassano. Two children; three step New Hampshire: Chance of sity of Connecticut, 1975. “quitline” and “ adopt-a-smoker" programs, Nov. 7 — Marie Curie (1897-1934), the children. lingering showers Monday. Mostly both of which are being pushed by Smokout leader Poland-born chemist who shared the 1903 Nobel Experience In public office: Member, cloudy Tuesday. Fair Wednesday. Education: Associate degree, .Man Larry Hagman. Prize in physics. She won a second Nobel Prize in Manchester Board of Directors since Highs in the 40s to mid .50s. Lows in ’s 1911, this time for chemistry, for her discovery of the 30s to tow 40s. 1977; deputy-mayor, 1977-1981; former TAXES DOUBLED radium and polonium. or current member, personnel, budget Nov. 8 — Katharine Hepburn (1909-), the actress who arrived in Hollywood in 1932 Air quality and real estate subcommittees; liaison V Big bashes following a successful career on Broadway. She to police, personnel, human services Parties with gargantuan guest lists seem to be has won four Oscars as best actress, the most The state Department of Envir departments; director, Connecticut the order of the night for New York's new social onmental Protection reported recent for the 1981 film "On Golden Pond." Conference of Municipalities; policy- season. Nov. 9 — Whitey Herzog (1931-), the manager good air quality conditions across First builder Donald Trump and his wife, and general manager of the St. Louis Cardinals Connecticut for Friday. committee member. National League of Ivana, gave a dinner for 3,000 friends. who led the team to a world series championship The D EP forecast good to Cities, former member, Capitol Region Then on Wednesday French clothing manufac in 1982. He also has managed the Royals, Angels moderate conditions statewide for Council of Governments transportation turer Maurice Biderman and his wife, Daniele, the weekend. and Rangers. and housing committees; former took 1,000 guests to the Jeffrey ballet, followed by Nov. 10 — Roy Scheider (1935-), the film actor Satellite view a Moroccan-style dinner held at an armory. who has starred in such films as “The French Weather radio Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 1 p.m. EST Friday member. Human Relations Cornmfs- Guests entered an open-air marketplace through Connection,” “ Marathon Man,” "All That Jazz," The National Weather Service shows thick layered clouds curling around a low-pressure center over sign; former assistant town registrar of a mosque gate to be entertained by musicians and and two “Jaws" films. broadcasts 24-hour continuous the Northeast. Snow showers are occurring over New York while rain dancers flown from Marrakesh. Live camels voters. Nov. 11 — Kurt VonnegutJr. (1922-), the author weather information on 162.475 is falling over New England. Frontal clouds and rain extend westward were tethered in oases with real palm trees. The Civic Background: Former president, who was at the height of his popularity during the mHz in Hartford, 162.55 mHz in from the Carolinas over the Tennessee Valley to the southern plains. guests were seated on pillows in candlelit Berber Civitan; member, UNICO; Member, 1960s. His novels include "Slaughterhouse Five,” New London and 162.40 mHz in Low clouds blanket much of the central and northern plains.Layered tents to be served pigeon pie, lamb couscous and "Cat's Cradle” and "Breakfast of Champions." Meriden. clouds are widespread from California northward to Washington. Masons Friendship Lodge 145; Sphinx baklava. 'Nov. 12 — Sun Yat-sen (1866-192&), the'Chinese Temple funsters unit; Omar Shrine <| Among the Moorish and modish attending were ■revolutionary leader who was influential in Moroccan Ambassador Ali Benjelloun, Joan overthrowing the Manchu dynasty in 1911. He Club; Tall Cedars of Lebanon; Past Fontaine, Raiph Lauren. Luise Rainer. Calvin served as the first provisional president of the Almanac deacon and council member. Center 1971 Klein and Pauline Trigere. . Republic of China, 1911-12. Congregational Church. On this date in history: Today, Nov. 5 In 1860, Abraham Lincoln was elected as 16th president of the United States. SERVICES SLASHED Today is Saturday, November 5th, the 309th day of In 1869, in the first formal intercollegiate football 1983 with 56 to follow. game, Rutgers beat Princeton, 6-to-4 6 GOOD REASONS The moon is in its new phase. In 1952, the United States exploded the world's first •TWICE-WEEKLY GARBAGE COLLECTION ELIMINATED The morning stars are Venus, Mars and Saturn. hydrogen bomb at Eniwetok Atol in the South Pacific, The evening stars are Mercury and Jupiter. In 1968, Richard Milhous Nixon was elected as 37th Those bom on this date are under the sign of president of the United States, defeating Democrat TO VOTE REPUBLICAN •VACUUM LEAF PICK-UP ELIMINATED (REPUBLI Scorpio. They include historian Will Durant, in 1885... Hubert Humphrey. "RETIIRN COMMON SENSE to GOVERNMENT ON NOVEMBER 8th" and actresses Vivien Leigh, in 1913, Elke Sommer, in In 1977, an earthen dam collapsed near Toccoa, CANS FOUGHT FOR ITS RETURN) 1941 (age 42), and Tatun) O'Neal, in 1963 (age 20). Georgia, unleashing a wall of water that killed 37 On this date in history: peoeple on the campus of Tocca Falls Bible College. In 1733, German-born publisher John Peter Zenger begaq printing the newspaper “ The New York Weekly •STREET LIGHTS ELIMINATED A thought for the day: Abraham Lincoln said, “ The Journal.” ballot is stronger than the bullet." In 1854, combined British- French forces scored a 5 decisive victory over the Russtabs in the Crimea . •SIDEWALKS, BRIDGES, STREETS ALLOWED TO In 1911, Caibraith Rodgers completed the first transcontinental flight. It took him 49 days to fly from CRUMBLE A A New York City to Pasadena, Calif., with frequent stops because of bad weather and mechanical Manchester Herald problems. It was estimated that he spent only 82 hours •NORTH-SIDE SKI SLOP^CLOSED and four minutes actually in flight. Thomas J. Hooper. Richard M. Diamond In 1940, President Franklin D. Roosevelt was Co-Publishers re-elected to an unprecedented third term. PETER DIROSA WILLIAM DIANA lOSEPH HACHEY USPS 327-500 •AND MORE!!! A thought for the day: Historian Will Durant said. VOL. cm. 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Those born on this date are under the sign of Td Place a classified or display advertisement, or to For Absentee ballots or Rides to Polls Scorpio. They include Belgianr instrument- maker report o news Itern, story or picture Idea, call 6^2711 LOUIS KOCSIS DONNA MERCIER HARRY REINHORN Office^hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5 o.m. Monday through On this day in 1911, Caibraith Rodgers frequent stops because ot baa weatner Adolphe Sax, inventor of the saxophone, in 1814, completed the first transcontinental and mechanical problems. It was James Garfield, 20th president of the United States, in FO$ A$5$Nn$ BAUOTS 0$ IIDIS TO TH[ POUS CALI 649-8107 Call: 649-8107 1831, band leader and composer John Philip Sousa, in The Manchester Herald Is a subscriber to United Press Paid tor By Republican Town Committee, Louis Kocsis, Treat. flight. It took him 49 days to fly from New estimated that he spent only 82 hours International news services and Is a member ot the Audit 1854, ^nd comedian-playwright-film director' Mike Bureau of Circulations, York City to Pasadena, Calif., with and four minutes actually in flight. Nichols, in 1931 (age 52). I - MANCIIKSTKH IIKHAU), S:ilill(l;i.v. Nm . 5, MAN( HESTER HERALD Solurd.i' A R ) k :i Thomas J. Hooper and Richard M. Diamond, Co-Publishers Dan Fitts, Editor OPINION Alex Girelli, City Editor What a Republican win on Tuesday will mean then neighborhoods. Democrat-sponsored tax phase-in money budgeted is allocated lor 'I lie Democratic cuts of $262,(HK) Editor's note: The following is a • Establish “open" govern statenvint by Republican Town program did nothing but disguise capital s|iending. This amounts to from the recommended budget ment, encourage citizen involve Chairman Curtis M. Smith outlin under 3/10 of 1 percent of the worth this year went beyond common tax increases. ment; Recent- violations f the - ing the' Manchester Republican The Republican position, is to of town-owned a.ssets. The average sense. Staff and es.senlial pro Jack Freedom zjf Information AcF indi platform. Democratic Town Chair hold down taxes through careful homeowner could not maintain his grams were cut. When windfall man Theodore R. Cummings was cate “ closed" government in Man Anderson planning and anticipation of future or her property on that budget. funds became available in late invited to submit an article ex summer, the Republicans fought chester Too many important UAW may hurt Penny and Weinberg needs. Crisis management is the result Washington plaining his party's stands, hut to restore the education cut.s but decisions are made behind closed declined. of poor pfanning. The proposed $20 were defeated by the Democrat doors .All items of importance "Everyone who iispirc.-- to Merry-Go-Round • Introduce long-term planning, million .sewer-treatment bonding The United Auto Workers polls on Tuesday, A good majority - should be debated openly with The following is the Republican eliminate erisis managemVnt: is an example With little warning may be able to sabotage the showing would indicate that the elected office knows full well Education in .Manchester should on-going citizen input. Recent platform for 1983. Manchester taxpayers have been and hasty explanation, this major politieal career of Mayor Ste average Manchester voter that their actions will be hebi up move forward with emphasis on incidents of public abuse of com asked to approve numerous bond project IS iM-ing rushed past Ihe phen T. Penny, but intidvert- wasn’t impressed by the UAW’s to the highest level of scrutiny ■ training that will help our young missioners due to their differing M anchester • Hold down taxes, maintain issues since 1971. Many have been voters, voters who are feeling the ently they could have damaged opposition. As :i result all people in public people huild successful futures. opinions with the administration, essential services; Property taxes mismanagement ol another $20 that of Deputy Mayor Barbara ■rhe UAW took alter Penny office are called to balance their for items of repair which should points to the need for more respect S potligh t million project — water. The Republicans will continue' to B. Weinberg as well. last year —• but only after he had decLsions against the prob;d)le Invasion have doubled since the Democrats have been budgeted for annually. for those who give of their time and came to power in 1971. Services The Repuhlican proposal is to .set apply common sense to achieving Mrs. Weinberg may not have won the Democratic nomination itnpact upon their various A recent case in poirft was the talents for public good. By Dan Fitts — Editot^ have been slashed.. Examples are aside up to one mill in tax revenue that goal hy supporting prudent committed political suicide on for the 4th District race. He constituencies. suggestion by the Democrat Ad • .Make prompt effective deci (approximately $600,000) each budgets. Friday with a weapon handed carried Manchester but lost in “ Though 1 support the right of showed the elimination of twice-weekiy ministration that we bond for $1 sions: The Buckland School was garbage collection, vacujim ieaf million in sidewalk repairs. The year This, coupled with adequate her by the UAW, but she came Republican towns like Glaston Mayor Penny ;is an attorney to • Promote communil-y safely .sold for $146,000 after a year and a coliection (the Republicans fought repair of sidewalks, however, is long-range planning, should helpto close. bury and Bolton. Since his repre.sent any client of his programs: .vNeighbors coming to hall ol debate. This was approxi for its return) and a cutback in considered by many tobee.ssential eliminate Crisis Management. She risked kissing goodbye could forgive and forget. But Penny from being re-elected on opponent was a conservative choosing it cannot be expected Surinam gether for common good helped in mately $90,000 less than the street lighting. Sidewalks, bridges ^nd on-going. The same is true of forever the backing of her will other local party officials? Tuesday, or, probably, from ■ Republican incumbent, Carl A. that he can do tha^ with the building of Manchester. Com original offer Indecisiveness cost and streets have been allowed to me repairs of roads and bridges. • Maintain quality education: hometown Democratic ptirty Cummings indicated that some being made mayor once again, Zinsser, it was impossible to tell impunity in the TJolitical munity safety programs such as the taxpayers money The controv crumble. The Northside Ski Slope An extremely small portion of the While the Manchester school sys when she failed to attend or send might not. they may hurt ,jiim down the what impact, if tiny, the union arem i" WA.SHINGTON - The U.S Crime Watch, result in better ersy over the expansion of Multi- • has been closed. budget has been set iside each tem is a good one. it is important to a representative to a Friday- And if they don't support her pike when he seeks higher had on the outcome. This yetir At first read, it .sounds as assaull on the communist regime service at lower cost, long-term, to Circuits is another exampie of A Democratic theme prior to year for maintenance and repairs continue to build and to improve. morning news conference ot next year or in 1986 for state office. An important Demo-, will be different. though she is scolding Penny, in Grenada has chastened one of the taxpayer. indecisiveness, lasting for approx their coming to power was “ more of town property which the tax The quality of education is deter which other Democratic direc representative or state senator, cratic constituency, big labor, is MRS. , WEINBERG, who doesn't it? Union officials would Ihe two surviving Marxist dicta Republicans will seek to foster imately a year and a half, resulting for le s s " Even with the event of payer has a right to assume will he mined not only hy the. amount ol tor pandidates 'rejected the wheye is she going to go? out for his blood. would like to supplant Penny as be plciised, tors in the Caribbean region: U community safety programs and in the distraction of government revenue sharing during the period. maintained. money spent on it, but, rather, how union's endorsement. .At the Madore said there is “ no mayor, seems to have decided But. ;d second re;id, what is Col Deysi Bouler.se of Surinam other programs like it that serve to an d th e upsetting of a Manchester residents have re In the 1983/1984 budget, for CURTIS SMITH it is spent The Republican position conference Eleanor C'oltman THIS EXTRAORDINARY in doubt " that the UAW’s current that UAW support is worth a lot she really saying’’ Only that is one of common sense. bring people together and streng- neighborhood (Mting "concern over events in ceived less for more. The example, less than 1 |>crccnl of the . . GOP chairman and James Fogarty condemned traparty strife — at practically anti-Penny picketing is in — even a split with her Demo Penny is ;i public figure whose Grenada," Boulerse last week the UAW's attacks on Penny for the last minute in an otherwi.se tended to keep him out of the cratic colleagues. private work might be held abruptly ordered diplomatic rela being a “ union-buster ' dull political campaign — oc General Assembly next year. She didn't a.sk for the U.AW's against him by some. tions with Cuba downgraded to the In contrast, Mrs. Weinberg, curred because of Penny's "If he has any aspirations of support. But she sure didn't Cummings said he could charge d'affaires level. He gave whom the UAW also had en private work as a lawyer for grabbing that st;ite Senate want to go along with her fellow understand it if Mrs Weinberg 1 1 Fidel Castro’s- amba.ssador six Open foru dorsed. issued a press release some companies the UAW is seat" he'd better forget them, Democratic director candi had come out strongly pro- remarkable for its ambiguity. trying to organize. The union on Madore said. Penny can count dates in rejecting it, either. UAW. “ The rest of us can live days to leave the former Dutch Granted, she had out-of-state Thursday distributed the un with it." he said What galled r'olony on the northeast coast of on UAW opposition to him for That is the inescapable con ignore these laws and ju.stily their supporting the Democrats for tow n lime lor the council to review business that day. But later signed anti-Penny leaflets that him, he indicated, was her South .America. diately in front of my house. fellow citizens to think carefully “ any political office he at clusion to be derived from work by a compromise’’ office. Republican negativism is budget requests Friday morning Democratic led to the Democrats’ news hedging. When asked if I felt tbe recent before they vote for Board of tempts to grab from now on." examining her behavior on Vote GOP Should we have these given apparent in that party’s naysaying Question 3 deals with the enact Chairman Theodore R. Cum conference the next day. He said he preferred to think This indignity was another blow earthquake, my reply,wa,s that 1 Education members on Tuesday I Madore said. Friday — and most of all her rights -violaleed, contradicted, and advocacy ol a no vote on the ment of ordinances and Question 2 mings openly criticized what he Robert Madore, a UAW politi of the whole affair as a “ misun to Castro’s prestige in the Carib had several hundred worse ones strongly believe such a vote should Despite the UAW, Penny is a carefully crafted, ambiguous taken away by a compromise? charter. deals with the budget-adoption saw as her pandering for UAW cal expert, said Friday Penny derstanding " on the part ot a bean. He clearly had hopes of every day with the condition of the nol be politically motivated In my good bet to win the 1984 press statement. To the Editor: Should the laws of country and By so doing, GOP obstruction process, and it is this question that backing. It isn't good politics to isn’t any more evil intheunion's too-busy Mrs. Weinberg, and making Surinam a Cuban client It street disrepair, and trucks opinion, school hoard members nomination for the state Senate, In it she praised Penny's In their advertisements and stale which protect and govern all ism condemns Coventry to con has generated the most public alienate a respected party- eyes than many other manage insisted it would blow over- was to be his "first South Ameri passing should he intelligent and well- since the choice will be up to record as mayor and "de articletiUphe Manchester Herald, Americans still protect and govern tinued division A party that insists interest. chairman like Cummings. ment lawyers. But most of them But if Mrs. Weinberg does win can beachhead since the fail of The front foundation of my house educated. have skills in viewing all many of the same 4th District plored ” the fact that the leaflets the Democrats’ claims for re- all Coventry citizens? on conflict rather than comprom When the council appointed the Friday afternoon, after talk have the sensp to stay out of the most votesTuesday, w ill her Allende in Chile, " as one Stale has developed a large crack: five sides ol an issue, and have the Democrats who chose him in had been unsigned She also election seem to be based largely Are our democratic rights at ise, on negative approaches rather nine-member Charter Revision ing long-distance with Mrs. politics. Madore said. 1982. But his chances will be a fellow- Democrats follow- trirdi- Department official put it squares of the sidewalk are set ability to reason well and be praised the labor movement on an increase in spending and stake? than positive positions, on attack Commission, it made a point of Weinberg, Cummings said he tling and breaking up; a large decisive Such qualities are not While the attacks won't keep lot better if he does well at the and said the following: tion and vote her in iis mayor ’ holding taxes down. ing rather than creating, is a party appointing a commission com BOUTER.s e SEEMS to ‘ have crack has developed across my "Democratic” or "Republican. ” Will power be in the hands ofjust I retired 10 years ago with what I gotten the message from the driveway; dishes, etc., have been Geoff Naab has more of the a few? ' Coventry cannot afford in office posed of citizens representing thought would be sufficient in various views with regard to the recent "events in Grenada. ” Bou- broken by being shaken off of above-mentioned qualities than Will we lose complete control of during the next two years. come, but increases in taxes make budget-adoDtion process. These In Manchester ikt «uwa-?>bKfxTt« ,'eEA terse acted quickly to avoid the shelves and tables; boxes have any other candidate. His record of the right to petition, and the right During the past two, however.- that questionable. Despite the the Democrats have provided commission members considered Cuban-Soviet bear hug that proved tipped over and 1 am forever hard work and his balanced to vote on budget matters at the Democrats’ claims, my town taxes positive government and more many proposals before agreeing fatal to his friend and fellow picking up contents of these and approach were well-established in polls? have about doubled, and some effective education. From charter on the proposal presented in Marxist, the late F’rime Minister items that have tipped over in the many years he put into the If We truly believe in the friends' taxes are up three or more revision to the new town garage, Question 2. Maurice Bishop of Grenada The cabinets. Budget Study Committee His Constitution of the United States of Herald picks times America, and the state statutes of from cooperation between council I commend them for developing Surinamese strong man ciearly I accused town General Man personal background and ex|)c- Re-evaluation should result in and the Board of Education on a proposal that seeks a comprom does not want to provoke the wrath ager Robert B. Weiss of hiring riences make him more than Connecticut, how can they be reductions in rate, but has if ’ No' school matters, to a new north end ise. If adopted, this revision would of Ronald Reagan. Rube Goldberg (the cartoonist of a qualified. He graduated from compromised? Is this holding the line on taxes? for schools few decades ago who drew ,car- Stanford University, spent many Should anyone, in any way. take fire station, from efforts to im- , provide an orderly process for It was intimated by the town My roving reporte'r Jon U-e toon.s of the most outlandish years in service to his country, has our American freedom and rights prove the police force to increased adoption of the budget (including a administration that if we voted for Most people who run for creative proposals — and the Anderson flew to Surinam a few inventions) or som eone‘ of his taught, and holds a very responsi from us? attention, to supporting human referendum if one-third of those complexes like the Buckland in weeks ago and found the U S - engineering competence to design ble position within a large Vote no on Questions 1. 2 and 3 of services in the community, Coven present and voting at the Annual school board share a common exuberance to carry them off. dustrial park, taxes would be Soviet rivalry being conducted by the system. 1 have been to, and organization the charter revision found on top of try’s Democrats have provided Budget Meeting so desire); and motivation. They like kids. Richard W. Dyer. An elo reduced. Have they been? Nol surrogates: Cuba for the Kremlin, brushed off by, the administration Geoff Naab is a fine example ol the Coventry ballot. positive government. Let's keep it hopefully, the dissension created Their mutual cocern tends to quent speaker, he has the Instead, we have seen a gradual Brazil for the White Hou.se when I have complained. the best kind of candidate, a that way. at budget time in the last several leave party politics and other escalation in tax rates as the town kind of verbal savvy which The first step to correct this citizen-|Militician. His motivation Jeanne H. Heckler years in the community could be administration has found ways to kinds of standard-bearing out stirs debate without stopping The key to Surinam’s situation is massive incompetence and lack of for being a candidate is based on Coventry Bruce M. Slave avoided. money: It doesn’t have any spend the money and has been of the picture, making it hard progress. In short, he gives ' concern for Ihe citizens of Man his belief in service to the commun Coventtw I recognize that there are those backed up by a rubber-stamp to predict how, if elected, the chester would be to elect a ity. 1 hope Manchester citizens will on both sides of this issue who will the school board momentum. The price of its main source of Democratic Board of Directors. Republican majority to the Board carefully examine his credentials not be able to accept the comprom candidates will perform. His expertise in juvenile law income — bauxite — is depressed I can see absolutely no reason for of Directors on Tuesday. and decide that a vote for Geoff ise- However. I hope that the But on Tuesday, voters and willingness to listen to on the world market. Then, when retired people or workers owning The next step would be to Naab is an endorsement of "excel A start majority of Coventry’s citizens must select four of the eight parents are pluses. Some-say Bouterse brutally liquidated his small homes who have been hurt eliminate the bureaucratic admin lence in education" Read the text will be able to support this chief political opponents last De by these policies to vote for the people vying for the post — he’s- too smooth, but Dyer’s istrators who seem to have been compromise, and that the ill cember, the Netherlands abruptly Democrats. and reject four others. strong convictions and coher appointed more on Ihe possession Emily MacKenzie feeling prevailing over the budget ciit off the $100 million-plus aid it In 1931.1 was one of the leaders, To ihe Edilor: The Manchester Herald ent arguments serve the of a degree, than on any semblance 15 Plymouth Lane process will become a thing of the had been providing each year. in a small town in Vermont, of a As the town election approaches To the Editor: has already made that deci school board well. of common .sense. (In Vermont, we The Coventry Town Council past. campaign to fire the town'fnanager on Tuesday. Coventry voters have V sion, after weighing both Susan L. Perkins. A ful Bouterse had to find money had a name for such people: the opportunity to vote "yes " in recently mailed to all Coventry and turn the fiscal responsibility Joan A. ^ w is , somcwhereel.se. Last April. Brazil “ educated fools.") The third step two ways. residents an “ Explanatory Text on incumbents' records and ltime mother and home back to the Board of Selectmen. Chairrpan PEM.tKEtPIN& providentially offered him an might be to eliminate the town- First, they should support the Proposed Charter Revision to be challengers' potential. Given maker, her primary contri The town had gone heavily into Coventry Town Council economic and military aid pack manager form of government, and Voted Upon at the Municipal debt, and nepotism by the town Save rights proposed charier revisions. While the nature of the task, the bution is behind the scenes. turn the fiscal responsibility back age estimated at about $.300 manager was hurting the town. In the revised charter will not be a Election to be heldon Nov. 8. 1983. ” scales had to be finely ad While she is not a strong million. to those elected by the citizens of three years the town was on a perfect, document, it offers an 1 urge all Coventry voters to take justed. We leaned toward speaker, she organizes re Manchester. pay-as-you-go basis and taxes had To the Editor: ^ . attempt at compromise. It repres the time to read the material and those whose skills would Open forum / Readers' views How did this happen? Brazil is Please vote, and vote Republi ents an effort to move Coventry become familiar with the propos Letters policy search efforts, has many been reduced by 25 percent. This Do we believe in the Constitution broke, deeply in debt to interna can Tuesday. promote school-board fiction years experience as a school was before the massive Roosevelt of the United States of America: away from annual conflict overthe als, and hopefully, support all The Manchester Herald Send letters to; The Manchester Herald, Herald Square, MdIWehester, CT 06040 tional creditors. Yet suddenly it and not stagnation. We volunteer, and insists on spending and use of government Article I, the right to petition? budget, and to reduce the possibil three questions on Tuesday. welcomes letters to the found $300 million to give its Edward B. Rushnell sought candidates whose dif parental input. She has the money to buy votes, at a lime when Do we believe in the laws of the ity of costly and time-consuming Question 1 provides for im editor. Marxist neighbor. 70 Middle Turnpike West lawsuits. It should be considered proved administrative procedures Letters should be brief and - fering views would balance time and motivation to study many communities were going slate of Connecticut: Statutes 7-188 and 7-7, the right to petition our the beginning of a process to including appointment of the direc to the point. They should be the board without polarizing Each of these has matured, been nearly bankrupt. projects exhaustively before Mrs. Perkins has continually My sources tell me the United budget to Ihe machines in secret improve town government, and not tor of health by the council, the typed or neatly hand-written, Vote ‘Bunny’ educated, and gone on to take their States secretly agreed with Brazil The town administj ation has and. for ease in editing, it. she promotes them. Her worked to mold educational poli ballot vote? an end in itself. With this,in mind, process for appointment of the places as solid achievers and exhibited massive unconcern over should bo double-spaced. Here are our choices. concern for womens’ rights is cies that best use the resources last spring on the Surinam deal If the Constitution is the docu Coventry voters should support hi man services administrator, To the Editor: upstanding members of today’s problems with the new water For Naab The Herald reserves the Bernice E. Cobb. Practical available to the board. 1 urge all Whether the U.S Treasury will ment by which we Americans live revision and vote yes on charter rrodification to the procedure for valuable on a nearly all-male society. system. In the supreme stupidity right to edit letters in the citizens to re-elect Mrs. Perkins to ultimately be putting upthe money as a nation, and the state statutes questions 1. 2 and 3. r 'moval of the town manager good sense is her strongest board. Voters of Manchester have an We have known Bunny and Dick of the designers of the system, interests of brevity, clarity another term on the Board of cannot be confirmed. It is at least a govern the state, how can a charter The town'-s citizens have another requiring a two thirds vote of the point. With 30 years expe Leonard E. Seader. Al opportunity in next week's election for more than 40 years, and are three manholes and seven water To the Editor: and taste. Education. reasonable possibility. revision commission completely way of voting yes. That will be by council, and the allowance of more rience as a kindergarten though he lacks oomph, this to vote for and support the proud to say they are among our shut-offs were installed imme 1 am writing to encourage my candidacy of Bernice “ Bunny" teacher, she has an intimate current school board chair very best friends. Marilyn McCann BUT TH E RE ’S A STICK along Cobb, for Board of Education. knowledge of classroom We think Bunny, if elected, will 151 McKee St. with the carrot for Bouterse. There man is a solid leader. His Bunny is' uniquely qualified for make many contributions to the were not-so-suht le threats from Vote against white elephant issues. Her philosophy is business experience and no- this position by the rare combina growth and progress of the educa both Brazil and the United States homespun and her political, nonsense approach are tion of educational background, RE-ELECT DEPUTY MAYOR tional system of Manchester, It is a that he might be ousted by force if vice tax") towns to one of the highest in experience nil, but it’s re needed on the school board. experience and exposure to the To the Editor: most vital role; the educating and he didn’t moderate his communi.st A white elephant in a brown paper Connecticut, freshing to hear someone who problems associated with the Quick help jjy The need for capacity increase is-not He has the tenacity to see shaping of the lives of our coming policies. Thus the Brazilian aid uses plain talk and doesn’t workings of ibis board. generations. projects through and the To the Editor: package was-a godfatherly.offcr he Vote no on the proposed $20 million supported by published population lean on staid school board Bunny was educated at the It could be in no better hands. We sewer bond issue Tuesday. growth projection between now and foresight to focus discus I recently had occasion to call 911 couldn’t refuse. BARBARA WEINBERG University of Virginia State at hope the electorate of Manchester I ’ve attended four meetings on the 1990 (estimated completion for a sewer lingo. Perhaps more than any- sions. He is no innovator, but for assistance during a medical Bouterse’s aides hinted that the Petersburg. She was putting this will join with us in supporting and other candidate, she has he demands thoroughness. emergency. The operator was regime had been-told: “ Accept the sewer bond and the only thing 1 know plant started in 1987-1988). academic background to work as a electing an outstandingly qualified most helpful and the response of offer — or e ls e " One foreign for sure is its approval will cost me A four-year (1983 to 1987) delay in teacher of kindergarten in the and willing candidate. another $100 a year for 20 years. I ’ve bonding will not cause Manchester.s Manchester school system and the fire .department, police and ministry official told my associate. P heard endless- argu m en ts^ r going 49,000 residents any grief,- and will rescue unit 'was within minutes. “ We know which side our bread is found, as all of us do, that new aheadnow; basically (1) it’s mandated Provide them time for a responsible Truman F. Cowles buttered on. Cuba is a good friend, cOO' 5 The fast, efficient aid of paramed Berry's World problems^ and trends were 72 Hudson St. by the Connecticut Department of review of this entire project. It would presented. ics Mike Mason and Jim Brown but it can't give money. Brazil 'ifV Environmental Protection and the be nice for the taxpayer to see what AO was a great factor in saving a life. can." To keep abreast of these, she Environmental Protection Agency and we’ re buying for $'20 million. The Town of Manchester is to be f The American amba.ssador in , , g continued her academic progress (2) it would cost more to wait. I have Acoupleof yearsago, webought a $20 with courses of two summers each commended for instituting the Paramaribo, Robert Duermling, yet to see any construction plans, any million water plant which has demon- )0 Good work service, I hope I don’t havetou.se it denied any direct U.S. involve at Central Connecticut, and at the cost-benefit analysis, any trade-off strated the need for public discussion of again — but it is comforting to ment in the aid deal. But he did say. Upiversity of Connecticut. Thou To the Editor: studies for this $20 million investment, facilities improvement projects. Dur- know that it is there. "W e've discussed Surinam with sands of Manchester children who Susan Perkins, Democratic can ing the water issue. Mayor Penny's "She Works for you. the Brazilians. They know how we As I. understand the mandate, it had the opportunity to be subject to didate for re-election to the Board reaction to water pressure reductions think." simply means, have a facilities im Bunny’s teachings and guidance of Education, deserves the support Barbara Horton from 110 pounds to 35 pounds, was 38 Indian Drive Bouterse’s ambassador to Wa provement plan. We do have a plan (in can attest to her patience, under of Manchester residents in Tues “ they’ll get used to it". ^ shington, Heinricus Heidweiler, (act, it’s .seven years old). Whether we standing, and the contributions she day’s election. Now the same administration asks to deticribed his country’s situation activate the plan in 1983 or 1987, we C U# . .a made toward character building Mrs. Perkins brought to the “ buy a while elephant in a brown paper a.s''between the devil and the deep satisfy the mandate. Concerning fund for these youngsters. board a background of active bag". Is Penny afraid to let us see and Thirty years of experience in this participation on the P.T.A. Council blue sea.’ ’ He said: "1 want ing, the suggestion that the state of Letters policy discuss this $20 million sewer plant? \0 role certainly provided an unchal- Surinam to be friendly with both Connecticut has a sack of money just 11 . and Board of Education citizens’ Are the best interests of Manchester the United States and Cuba, But I waiting for the knock on the door is leneged background to see both committees. This background has The Manchester Herald residents served by an administration welcomes letters to the don’t want us to be subordinate to ludicrous. sides of the coin — the educational served her well and has given her a that would move, to restrict public editor. either of them.” Manchester is but one of many program, and how it cobid' be chance to see issues from several discussion of the rtiost important issue Letters should be brief and Under the U.S.-Brazilian carrot- municipalities petitioning the State for applied and improved to m ek the perspectives. on the Nov. 8 ballot? A public review of to the point. They should be and-stick approach, Bouterse has growing and changing needs of our Mrs. Perkins' work on the board 55-45 funds. The total state sewer typed or ndatly hand-written., been showing signs of moderating funding could exceed $100 million to ‘ h « project may well find dollar society. has been quiet but determined. She o e o p '® CHWabyNeA Inc and, for ease in editing, his Marxist rhetoric and policies. $200 million. And this money could also «avtng.s much greater than the#enalty Bunny and her husband. Dick, is never afraid to question the should be double-spaced. That’s what got his friend Bishop in come from your lax dollars. suggested if we wail unt 1 1987. “ You see Paul, when you and the Fed surprise ^ the present athletic director of administration, and her votes The Herald re.servds the . trouble on Grenada — only this With the $20 million water plant bond Vote no on the sewer-fac.l.ties bond us over the money supply, you should expect a Manche.'iler High ^School, and a always reflect- careful study and right to edit letters In the SUPPORT THE DEMOCRATIC TEAM time there'll be no Cubans around and the proposed $20 million sewer paid by Committee to re-elect Barbara Weinberg, little surprise in return. ’ ’ * ' > member of the Manchester Sports intelligent reflection on the issues. interests of brevity,, clarity to incite a coup by the communist plant bond, Manchester goes from the Matthew Morlarty, Treasurer Hall of Fame, raised fourchildren. Never one to follow the crowd. and taste. 9 Stephen St. hard-liners. lowest taxed (property tax plus « - M ANCHKSTKK IIKHALD, S;iliil(l;iy. Nov. 5. 19«3 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. N-v 5, 1983 \ Saturday TV K t T E R 7;30A.M. Montreal 0 - HonaynuMMiars HOUSEWASHING 8 - Monty Python Flying 8 - Naws/Sports/Waathar High PreMure Power WasMng □D - Bullwinkla \ Circus GENERAL OIL 0 - Daapadida Of Vinyl, Aluminum And Wood (33 - G«t Smart 8:30 P.M. AARO N C O O K - Nawark & Reality 12:30A.M. I f(nV Sided Homee. CD (8 ) o a - Silver Spoons Ricky's (D- a i i In the Family COD - Pink Panther Show first hunting trip with his Grsttd- MANCHESTER % MAK Painting DEAR MR. FANTASY fathsr turns to dismay when he is CD - MOVIE; Tha Last Vallay' ^ HEATING OIL o - Popeye and Friends faced wHh the reality of shooting A smell village is the only survivor (S ) - Sports Review a Ricardo Montalban (I.) as s deer. of s plague and s Thirty Years' ^ 643-2659 & - Spoft Billy W ar. Michael Caine. 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NEW YORK (UPI) — "Pope John Paul II " was the Lead ing CharKe ' Biown 1980 actresses pass in and out of public favor is alarming, 6:30 A.M . 8 - Jim m y Swaggart d d) - Voung and tha ® - French Chef 0 - Batman The Andrew Sisters 1941 - Flashback: Wall Street 0 - N aw a ( 9 - MOVIE: ’Msgsforce’ Su- (3B CD ’ New Jersey Report GB - Programming To Be us Bonnie Bedelia discovered after dropping out oi e d - VwM Program* 8 - Hackle and Jaokla Raatlaaa first script Albert Finney ever turned down on the first por soldiers armed with high tech (S) Newameker Sunday Crash 19 2 9 Foot survivors of the 6:00 P.M. Announced 0 - Alt-Day Movlaa 3:30 P.M . 5 :00 P.M . reading and then changed his mind after reading it Depression relive the tragedy GD - Tony Randall Shovv movies for .seven years to rear a family. i d - J<>* F ra n k lin S how 8:00 A.M. d 0 - Ryan’s Hops weaportry fight for truth, justice 0 - Electric Company CD CD I B - N ew t 0 - Oevtn end Lott Show 0 0 - Inatructkmal TV d - Bugs B Woody d - Barosy MWar again. and the Amencan way. Barry •• Adventures in Paradise GB - NCAA Football: Alabama When Bonnie quit in 1970 the major actresses were 0 - Indnpwidwit NMwotk - Woody Woodpecker 0 - M o v l a GB CD - MOVIE: Taxi Driver' A ( 8 ' News/Sports/Wplither CD 0 - Paatonaa Encandidaa 0 - Supaefrisnda d - 0ns Day at a Tbns Bostwick, Persia Khambatta. Mi* 0 - Misa Del Domingo Today's program is 'A Bride for atLSU N *w * The three-hour, made-for-T V mov ie that CBS says it man, haunted by the world he June Fonda. Julie Christie, Glenda Jackson, Lirar''»' CD ~ Varied Programs 0 0 - Baarch For Tomonrow 0 - Soooby Doo chaei Beck 1962. Rated PG. ( ^ - MOVIE: 'Wild Pony' the Captain ' (60 min ) 8 - News Update ( 8 - Deapedida 0 - CNN HMdNn* Nmv* 0 - DHf rant Strakaa d - Rooplo'* Court will air sometime during the first quarter of 19M will. sees through the window of his Minnelli. Faye Dunaway and Barbra Streisand. At<> 8-SooobyDoo 1:00 P.M . 0 - Insight ( 8 “ Hogan's Heroes 8 - MOVIE; The Seven cab. e x p lo re in a one man cru 8 8 - MOVIE Princess 8 - MOVIE: Eye of the leusl they were getting the top roles. 0 - Motwylin. 0 - Waitona 0 - Ova, Easy . 0 0 - LiMo Houao on tha be Finney's American television debut,' but that had sade against the decadence of Needle' A Nazi spy becomes in 8 ~ C a lH o p a d - Hour Magaiins 0 - BdQs Butwry/Porky Pig ffD - Style W ith Elsa Klansch - Insight Percent Solution' Discovering Daisy' Part 1 The daughter of s' 0 - Jim Bahk*r 10:30 A .M . PraMo nothing to do with the theatrical film star's initial that Sher(o6luHQ(mes is addicted New York City Robert DeNuo Russian (MHice struggles to free volved in a passionate alliance Today, Bonnie is back In movies and finds herself'"' ^ 8 - Underdog ( a - Taking Advantage d 0 - AN M y ChHdrsn ® - Elsctifc Company 0 . Hot Spots reluctance. 10:45 A.M. to cocaine. DoctoTWatson lures Cybill Shepherd. Jodie Foster herself troni her juist as she with a Scottish woman Donald competing with a new bunch who weren't even heard 6:00 A .M . d - AN ft tfi* (‘•rnHy 8 - El Chavo/EI Chapulln d - M o v i a 0 . Nawawstch "The first time I read it, I was thinking I can't... I 0 - Ring Around the World ( 8 - Jewish Life him to Vienna to n^et Sigmund 1976 carves out a career on Madison Sutherland. Kate Nelligan J 9 8 1 of a dozen years ago — Mary Steenburgen, Teri Garr, . d - Jokar'a Wild CD 0 - Varlnd Program* 8 - Bugs Bunny/Poricy Pig 0 0 - Days of Our Lives 4 :0 0 P .M . 0 - Hogan's Harass 0 - November Preview Freud Alan Arkin, Robert Duvall, CD - CBS N .w t Avenue Lindsay Wagner. Stacey Rated R JoBeth Williams, Deborah Winger, Sissy Spucek, „ 0 - Magic Garden was just being rather subjective about the idea of 11:00 A.M. Laurence Olivier 1977. Kqach. Claudia Cardinale 1983 d - Naw Zoo Ravua 8 - Mr. Rogers' Neighbor 0 ® - Instructional TV CD ~ Jeffersons 0 ® - Mr. Rogara' fulfilling the image and that interfered with me - 30 Minutes (D - Hawirii 5-0 0 - Exchange Meryl Streep and Jessica Lang, 0 - Ranaw CD - MOVIE: 'Flipper' The son (8 - News Update ( 8 & ~ Maalerpiece Theatre d - COS Eaily Morning Nawa hood 8 - Mundo Latino Jesse Lo- m - Hs IMan l i Maatars/ Nalghboifiood perceiving the script. ® - Davey/Golia^h 0 - Alfr«l Hitchcock Hour Bonnie's comeback picture is "Heart Like a.i 0 - Sala ot tha Cantury Unhrarsa of a fisherman in the Florida Keys 8 - Pelicula: 'Tecuera y Pictures Rtiby a marriage to 12:30A .M . d 0 - ABC Nawa Thia 8:30 A.M. sade y Sonia Vorhauer son los an 0 . En Buses dal Paralao "But when I read it a second ^ime, I realized how 6:45 A.M. cares for a wounded dolphin Chamorro. 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The reviews ssuntos pubHcos nacionslas pre- (D - Braakaway Kathleen Maguire 1963 studio where she is playing a role 8 ' Charlotte 600 Auto Race 0 - Twonty-Mlnuta Woikout - Straight Talk 11:00 A .M . sentando antrevistas. noticias, 0 - Charfia'a Angala would be a privilege to be allowed to try it," Finney 8 - MOVIE: Shariock Holmes - Fame have been so universally superlative that even Bonnie" CD 7:00 A.M. in the film she inspired (60 min ) 8 - Style W ith Elsa Klansch (9 - Buainoaa Timaa on ESPN d - Ptip* f* tugit* deportes y un sagmento desde 8 8 - Bcooby Doo CD - Jerry Falwell and the Scarlet Claw' Sherlock - News/Sports/Weether 8 - Tom <1 Jerry 0 - AHea said. "Usually, I go with my initial reaction. (Closed Captioned] is .self-conscious about them. HoHywood titulado 'En PantaRa' '’8 * ‘Fom Si alarry m - Jerry Falwell CB- Issues '63 Holmes and. Dr. Watson trap a 8 - Taking Advantage She was in her 20s when she completed "Lovers and ;; 0 0 - 20 Minuta Woikout 8 ' Great Space Coaster d - Braakaw ay 5:30 P.M . "But this is an extraordinary story," Finney said. 8 * MOVIE: Kid From 8 - NewsUfW CSD 0 - Kenneth Copeland " Make Peace With Nature diabolical monster in the Can ( 8 - Faith for the BO's 0 - Daybreak 8 - Mr. Rogers' Neighbor d - Prica la Right 1:30 P.M . "This man who lost his mother very early, lost his CD Brooklyn’ A meek milkman turns 9;15P .M . Other Strangers" and culled a hall to raise hcr"^ d 0 - N w v a CD - This Is the Life adian marshes Basil Rathbone. 0 - AH-D«y Movleo hood d 0 -r Banaon d d - As tha World Tunrs 8 - Entertainment Tonight country very early. Then lost his brother, then lost his CS) - MOVIE: Abbott and boxer by a freakish twist of fate 12:45 A.M. children. Now in her 30s, Bonnie finds the competition"^' d - WKRP In Ckidnnsti Nigel Bruce, Paul Cavanaugh (2D - Freemao Reports 8 ® * Sesame Straat (Closed CD ** Newark & Reality Costello M eet Or. Jekyll and 1944 Danny Kaye. Virginia Mayo. Vera CD ■ Laverne and Shirley from the new batch of actresses .somewhat'"' 0 - HaaMi FiaM ' 8 - El Show da Eduardo II d - B o nanu 0 - Variad Programa father. Mr. Hyde* Two Amencan police 9:30 P.M. Captioned) d - Nawacopa "Tpme, his life, his struggle is very much caught up dD - Robert Schuller 8 - MOVIE: Midway' Part 1 Ellen 1946 8 - MOVIE: 'fhe^Stunt Man' intimidating. 6 :16 A .M . 8 - B a w H c h ^ 0 - RIchanI Simmona 2 :00 P.M . officers studying London police CD CD ■ Goodnight. Beentown 0 9 ' OulaTO Grftar Tu Nombre 0 - M-A-S-H with the Polish struggle for identity. a - Sunday Cartoon Express This panoramic drama is about 8 - Sneak Previews A fugitive s'job as a stunt man ® - Ovar Easy 62) - Sesame Street (Closod 0 - Daalgrw for Living d - N a w a methods, begin a search for a Matt goes to jail for not revealing Bonnie is conscious of her age and Ihe premium put... 8 - Ouinev 0 ® - 3-2-1. C ontact 0 - Programming To Be monster terrorizing London Bud the crucial World W ar II battle for ( 8 - Embajedores de la Musice may cost him his life Peter Captioned] 0 - Family "The only continuum, I feel, he believes in is the the source of a news story O'Toole. Steve Raiisback. Bar on youth by producers. She looks young enough to play d 0 - Oha Ufa to Livs Annourtced Abbott. Lou Costello. Boris Kar superiority in the Pacific, in which Programa musical preseniando la 6 :3 0 A .M . 8 - Little House on the Prairie 0 - Bob Nawhart Show faith," Finney said. "Regimes come and go but the ihe United States Pacific Fleet CD " Meet the Mayors bara Hershoy 1980 Rated R almost any leading lady role, certainly younger than; 9:00 A.M. 0 0 - Whaal ot Fortuna 0 - Sonya 0 - World of Gospel loff 1953 musica y el folklore de Colombia d (E ) - CBS Eafly Morning faith will go on." dealt the Japanese Navy its worst GD - At The Movies most mothers of 1.3-year-old boys. .«“/ Nowa CD - New S26.000 Pyramid 0 - Andy OrHflth 0 - I Lova Lucy ® - News/Sports/Weather (3B •> All American Wrestling defeat of the war and operied the ( 8 - Odd Couple 1:00 A.M. "I think it is a fact that since World War II, "1 had to take time out to l)e with my sons." Donnie;; ' d - f * o P W * CD ** 1 Lov* Lucy 11:30 A.M . 0 - Navira Day (8) - Jimmy Swaggart (S ) News Update way to an eventual American vic ( 8 “ All Creatures Great and 10:00P.M . ClD - Tw ilight Zona Catholicism has been the closest thing the Poles have tory. Charlton Heston, Henry Small explained. "They are the most important things in my ; d ' Jknmy Swaggart CD - Movie d 0 - Loving 0 0 - Anothsr WoHd 0 - M OVIE: Kid From 0 - Memories with Lawrence CD CD - Trapper John, M.O. GB - MOVIE: The First Time' had to a national identity," the actor said, noting that Fonda. Robert Wagner 1976 life. My career had to be put to one side during the * 0 - I Draam of Jaannia Roger Mudd will anchor Brooklyn' A meek milkman turns W alk 6:30P .M . Gonzo IS put in the position of A college freshman finds that 0 - Tom S Jarry CD 8 ' Donahue 0 - Sprockets about 98 percent of the population is Roman Catholic. ® ) - Vietnam; A Television having to decide which candi roinarice and love are more im; vital early years'of their lives." boxer by a freakish twist of fate. 0 - MOVIE: 'Swamp Thing' - CBS Naws 0 - Bultwlnkle GI) ' Greet Space Cewstar 0 - 'You!' M a g. for W om an 8 ** Nuava York Ahora History America’s Enemy CD dates for cardiac surgical residen portant than cheap thrills Tim Kennedy commemorative The CBS movie is about young Karol W<)jtyla, an Danny Kaye, Virginia Mayo, Vera Rated PG Son Uri was born in 1970, Jonah in 197.'i. Since Ihen,.^ 0-B av arlv HiHbllllai (1954-1967) ■ The Vielo^m War (D - N a w i cies can remain at the hospital Choate, Krista Erickson, Cathryn 8 - NBC News at Sunrise ( 9 - Allva and Weill 2 :1 6 P .M . active adversary of Nazism and Commmunism in his Ellen 1946 0 - Supersoccer Bonnie divorced their father, writer Ken Luber, and is looked at by Vietcong guerillas. (D 0 - ABC New. (60 min ) Damon 1982 Rated R 8 ' Varied Programa 8 * Mass 0 0 - Draam Housa d - Popaya . Former "NBC Nightly News" co-anchor Roger native Poland, and only at the end does he become S B - To Be Anriounced North Vietnamese leaders and by has married direetpr Hob Lieberman. They araT" 0 - Fantastico Animal 0 - Inside Bu.in.s. CD - News (2D - News/Sports/Weather ( 8 ~ R om per R oom ® ) - Daywatch Mudd will anchor the. network's commemorative Pope John Paul II. ® - MOVIE: 'Deathtrap' A American prisoners of war (60 building a home in the mountains above Malibu. '* 0 - Hoy M lam o Anfritiones 2:30 P.M . 0 - Adelante CD (2B - Jimmy Swaggart ( 8 ~ The Athletes 8 *“ Sasama Street {Closed It was made in Italy and Austria. noted Broadway playwright is so min ) (Closed Captioned] ( 0 - Arno Wemer/Bookbinder "Children need a mother most in those first years. I 6 :46 A .M . Guillermo Ochoa, Lourdes Guer d d-Capitol program on President Kennedy, an NBC News desperate for a box office hit that 0 • Bob Newhart Show GD ~ Independent Network Csptioned] Finney, who was in New York for a benefit 2:15P .M . 0 ) - Temat y Dabatas 1:15A .M . (lidn'l want to miss their childhood. When Iheyt CD - N e w s rero V Jusn Oosal presentsn este d - In Ssarch of... spokesman said. he will resort to murder. Michael 0 - Conversation With... News 8 - Love Connection programa de ssuntos publicos screening of the movie for the Archdiocese of New 0 - MOViE: Bugs Bunny'l CD - Agronsky and Company ( 8 - W e a th e r 0 - Tom B Jsnv "The Funeral of John Kennedy" will air from 9 a.m Caine, Christopher Reeve, Dyan - Understanding Human 0 - W ask In Raview ( 8 " News/Sports/Weather became school age I decided to get back to work,'''* (8 69 - 20 Minute Workout presehtsndo nottcias y vsrisda in- Third Movie; 1001 Rabbit 8 - Week In Review to noon Sunday, Nov. 20, the spokesman said. York, said he had watched films of the pope but he had 5 Cannon. 1982. Rated PG formscion^ 0 - Ha Man 8i Mastsra/ Behav. 2:30 P.M. 'Teles' Bugs is joined by Tweety 8 - MOVIE: Lion of the although I did a TV movie once a year for financial 7 :00 A .M . 9:30 A.M. Univsraa The program will feature the highlights of NBC's never met him. - Heritage Corner Bird, Sylvester. Daffy Duck and Desert' A guerrilla rebel leads 1:30A .M . I'onsicieralions. CD GD *- CBS Morning Naws 8 * Independent Network 11:15A .M . 0 - MOVIE: 'St. Iva.' A for/ner d - Card SIw kt coverage of Kennedy's funeral 20 years ago and He said he read up on Poland and saw three films 7:30 A.M. crime reporter is hired by a movie his other friendti Animated North African Bedouins in revolt CD - News "TV films are shot in a tenth the lime it takes forj CD ~ VVoody Woodpecker New s 0 - Vhrlr Enanxirada ^ 0 - He.lth WMk 1982 Rated G - My Thraa Son. throughout the special, Mudd will present biographi about Poland's resistance against the Germans, the mogul to locale valuable ledgers against Italian invaders Anthony feature films and I was away a maximum of two; CD 1 2 :00P .M . ^ 6 - My Thraa Sons CD “ My Neighbor's Religion Quinn. Oliver Reed, Rod Steiger GD - Independent Network (D ® - Good Morning ' Warsaw uprising and the resettlement of Poles from 11:30 A.M. Charles Bronson, Jacqueline Bis- 8 - This Is Your Life News Anterica d - CNN 2 cal material on the slain president that will include a CD - Insight Rated PG weeks from the kids. My first movie when I returned>*- d CD d Qj) 0 - Nawa ® - Magic of ON Painting ■ Eace the Nation set, John Houseman. 1976 0 - Variad Programa portrait of family activities, the election campaign, the last days of World War II. CD 7:00P .M . 8 * Christian Children's Fund to work was ‘The Big Fix' with Richard Dryfu.ss." ; CD - 700 Ckjb d - Midday Bill Bogga CP - Jack Van Impe Presents 0 - Styla With EIm Klanach 8 ) - I Can Jump Puddles 3:00 P.M . his White House days and scenes of his personal life. "It seemed important that I knew what it felt like to CD @1 - This Week w ith David CD CD - BO Minutes ( 8 - Newsmaker Sunday It turned out to be the big miss, making it morfl;: G j( - Buolnass Timas on ESPN 0 - Jimmy Swaggart ® - ESPN's SpOftsWoman Brinkley 0 - MOVIE: 'Daatbtrap' A d - Tattlatalaa d d - QuMIng Light The network also will air the three-part miniseries be a Pole," Finney said. difficult fur Bonnie to get hack into the Hollywood-; 8 “ USA Cartoon Express 0 - Federrico - World Tomorrow 3:00 P.M. CD 8 - Ripley's Believe It Or noted Broadway playwright is so 1:45 A.M. 0 - USA Movia d - Inapactor Oadgat The veteran actor of stage and screen said he had CD “ Bnx Humbard Not! Secrets of the atomic bomb, 0 - Morning Stretch ’I'Kennedy," starring Martin Sheen, beginning the desperate for a box office hit that mainstream. . hi Gft • Programming To Ba (9 - Programming To Ba 0 - Big Story CD - MOVIE: 'Tha Hot Rock' wild dogs of Kenya and a nde in (D - Face the State * d 0 - Qanaral Hospital evening of Nov. 20 and ending on the 20th anniversary butterflies about attending the charity screening. 0B Fraggle Rock Four incredible goofs try to steal he will resort to murder Michael f’rodueers had forgotten her highly praised : A n n o u n ce d 8 - Daytime Announcad 0 - El Club 700 the world's largest car are fea Came, Christopher Reeve. Dyan 8 - MOVIE: The Missionary' d - Family of the assassination Nov. 22. "I have made two films since (making "John Paul ^ - NFL Preview the world's hottest diamond, not performance on Broadway in "My Sweet Charlie,""; 0 - Fllntstonas 0 - Love Connection tured (60 m in) Cannon 1982 Rated PG A missionary, returning from Af 0 0 - M o v i a 0 - Pink Panthar Show 11" last Spring) and I hadn't thought about that role 0 - Kingdom living (8) ~ Newsmakers once, but four times. Robert Red- In addition, NBC-owned television stations on Nov. CD “ Switch rica, IS put in charge of twenty and such movies as "The Gypsy Moths," "They Shoot; 8 (0 - Today - Electric Company 0 - Taka 2 0 - Momingtown ford, George Segal. Ron Leibman ( 8 - W all St. Journal Rep. eight fallen women Michael Palm. 0 - Alivs and WaNI 19 will broadcast "Moment of Crisis," a special by for awhile," he said. "But I went to a meeting at the ( 8 - Odd Couple 1970 iiorses. Don't They?" and "Between Friends ' - B a tm a n 0 - Variad Programs GD 8 - Solid Gold (8 ~ Making of a Continent Maggie Smith. Trevor Hbward 10:00 A.M. 0 - Woody Woodpsekar George Nierenberg on the four days that followed archdiocese the other night and it struck me that I was 8:00 A.M. 12:00 P.M. "1 didn't put out an announcement I was leaving the-;^ ( 8 “ Saeama Street (Closed d ) - MOVIE: 'Piranha' Vaca G2) - SportsCenter The Colorado Plateau ' Tonight 's 1982 Rated R d - Hour Magaxina 0 - El Show dal Madio Ola 0 - Aftsrrmon Braak ' Kennedy's assassination. playing their father. CD ~ Barrio tioners at a resort are terrorized program looks at Ihe shaping of business, ' Bonnie said. "They get the idea quickly.^ Csptionsdl CD ‘ Face the State GB " Video Jukebox 0 - ABC Naw. CD - Jimmy Swaggart by a school of savage piranha ac the Colorado Plateau (60 min ) when you turn down four or five good parts because CD “ Six in Washington GS) - MOVIE: 'Writing of Kung CD - ConfluerKe cidentally unleashed in the w at (Closed Captionedj 2:00 A.M. WELL.THERE VOL) KMOW.WA&H. CD ■ Robert Schuller: The Hour ers Bradford Dillman, Heather Fu’ you don't want to go on location. They just figure. 'She 10:15P.M . (XI - CBS Newt Nightwatch THEY QI THERE'S A PLACE ASTRO (D “ Celebration/Eucharist of Power (Closed Captioned] Menzies, Kevin McCarthy. 1978 ( 8 " News Update doesn't want to work anymore.' BRIDGE GB ~ W ith a Touch of Burlesque 3 ) - ABC New* WE'UE NEVER BEEN CD - Terry Cole-Whittaker C3B “ SportsCenter Plus 0 - MOVIE: Magaforca' Su- (8 8 - First Camera "That makes it tough when you're back looking fbr„ THAT I'D LIK E TO per soldiers armed with high tech Sid Caesar and Imogene Coca 0 - MOVIE: ‘The Suicide's (fi) - W ild Kingdom QB - MOVIE: The Hound of the S B - Wild America Owls: Lords good parts. In 1980 I couldn't find work. I tested apd' OO TO &0H8EDAV. GRAPH weaponry fight for truth, justice star in this slapstick comedy spe W ife' A woman must come to (SB - SportsCenter Baskervilles' Sherlock Holmes of Darkness ' One of nature's read and lost parts to people who weren't in the and the American way. Barry cial grips with her despair after her must try to save the young heir of most mysterious creatures, the Popeye and Woody Bostwick. Persis Khambatta. M i husband, a college professor, business when I left. the Baskervilles from a dreaded owl, IS examined (Closed Cap 10:30P .M . (S) - News/Sports/Weather family curse. Ian Richardson. chael Beck 1982 Rated PG kills himself leaving no explana Lamentations tioned) CD ' Sports Extra non Denholm Elliott. - Co-Ed Meg Griffin hosts this O - Robert Schuller GB 8 “ Esclava tsaura GD " From the Editor's Desk C3) - MOVIE: 'Revenge of the weekly teen magazine. 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If you're going to spend a German gpnboat Humphrey G2) - NBA Tonight 9:45. — Saturday Ntght Fever 7, 9:15. — Beyond the L lm lf NATION! 0 - Vic's Vacent Lot 'Program* SB - Connecticut Lawmakers war Anson Williams, Bette lion into Ihe slaying of their teen (R) Sat and Sun 2, 4:30. 7« ♦ KQ "What was so bad about money, make It count lor ming for Children.' Bogart, Katherine Hepburn, Rob White and JoAnn Pftug are age son by police Hal Holbrook. (PG) Sun ):30, 5:30, 9:30wlth w v ♦ J 10952 (2) ‘ New Jersey Hispano ert Merely 1951 8:00P .M . Flojhdonce (R) Sun 3:30, 9:15. that?" we asked. "They only something. Order now: The 0 - Fleehbeck: Wall Street guests Dixie Carter. Nancy Malone ■The Movies Return of the ♦ 7 made four-odd since they New Matchmaker wheel and (S) - MOVIE; It Rained All - 'You!' Mag. for Women CD CD ~ Alice Alice and Carrie 7:35. Crash 1929 Four survivors of the GB ( 8 ~ Sports Tonight Cinestudio — The Hunger JedI (PG) Sot-Sun 12, 2:25; booklet which reveals romantic Night the Day I Left' Two men are told they're over-the-hill as 3:00A .M . 4:45, 7:10, 9:30. — Under Fire Vulnerable: Both never got a heart trick." Depression relive the tragedy. 8 ) - Big Story singers ( 8 " El Show de R. Barrel (R) Sat 7:30 w ith The King of compatibilities lor all signs, are involved in a gun-running QD - Worid Vi.ion Special Comedy (PG) Sat 9:25. — (R) Sot 1Z 2:25, 4:45, 7:10;i Dealer: South "Look at the bidding!" he ^B “ Bugs Bunny & Friends deal. Tony Curtis, Sally Keller- ( 8 - MOVIE: 'Days of Heaven' CD - Star Search ( 8 " Larson Sunday Night 9:40; Sun 12. 2:25, 4:45, 7:10, screamed. "Look at South's tells how to gel along with A trio of teenage migrant farm 0 - Countdown to '84 Today's Dersu Uiata (G) Sun >;30. others, finds rising signs, hid @ ) - Crossfire man, Lou Gossett. Jr 1976. Colonial — Call lor 9:30. — All the Right M o ver West North East Soatt three-diamond jump Then workers crosses paths with a CD 8 ) “ Hardcastie and program features weekly prev den qualities, plus more. Send 0 - MOVIE: -Tha WMkieit 11:15P.M . iews and profiles of the 1984 showtime*. (R) Sot 12. 1:45, 3:35, 5:15, T. 14 0 - Robert Schuller: The Hour wealthy wheat farmer Richard McCormick Hardcastie per 8:45, 10:25; Sun 12:15, 2, 3:45. look at North's pass th four $2 to Astro-Graph, Box 489, of Power (Closed Captioned] Ship In the Army' A naval lieu suades his old friend Buddy Eb- (D 0 - N«w> Olympics East Hartford Pass 1 NT Pass 34 V Gere. Linda Manz, Brooke 5:30, 7:25, 9:25. — Quadr*-^ spades. Practically no one tenant goes on a dangerous mis sen to star in a low budget movie Eastwood Pub A Cinema — 44 Radio City Station. N.Y. 10019. 0 - Directions Adams 1978 Rated PG 0 - MOVIE: 'The Hound of the 8 - News/Sports/Weather phenia (R) Sat m idnight. Pass 44 Pass was in four spades, which is sion on an old sailing vessel and a in order to watch the producer, Beyond the L im it (R) Sat Be sure lo give your zodiac Baskervilles' Sherlock Holmes 7:15, 9:15; Sun 7:30. Wizards (R) Sat m idnight. Pass Pass Pass crew that knows nothing about 4:00 P.M. whom he suspects of drug deal (8 - MOVIE: 'Swamp Thing' the only game that makes." sign. Mail an additional $1 for 9:00 A.M. must try to save the young heir of Poor Richard's Pub 4 Ci Dawn of the Dead (R) Sa^ sailing. Jack Lemmon, Ricky Nel ing. (60 min.) Rated PG We must admit that some your Scorpio Astro-Graph pre CD - Dp Front GB - ESPN's Saturday Night at the Baskervilles from a dreaded nema — Call for showtimes. midnight. son. Chips Rafferty 1961 Wllllmontic players would stop short of dictions for the year ahead. CD - Popeye the Fights from San Remo, Italy family curse Ian Richardson. 3:30A .M . 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Our unfortunate acter today and attempt some CD (E ) - NFL Today Harold Volbrecht from San Remo, S - NBA Basketball: Seattle GB - Sports Probe here and Now (R) Sot 1:35, Here and Now (R) Sat and WHAT PO THE-y 6 ( N C E HANPCUFF5 AFTER CD - Oral Roberts at San Antonio CD - CBS News 3:35, 5:30, 7:35, 10, 12; Sun Sun 2:10, 4:t0, 7:10, 9:10. — VOOER PONE WITH friend had been fixed on this type of role-playing where you CS) - High School Bowl Italy. ( 8 *- CrossBre WANT H&B FOR VOU tend to embellish your impor (S) - Tom & Jerry and Friends CD ~ David Susskind 1:35, 3:35, 5:30, 7:35, 10. — Never Sov Never Again (POL THEM hand, but everyone who G9) - Ovation Today's programs GB - M O VIE: The Verdict' An Sat and Sun 2. 4:25. 7, 9:25. IN F A B 6 0 ? A 6 I ; : P R . By Oswald Jacoby tance a bit through some form QI) - MOVIE: Framed' Rich alcoholic attorney tries to reesta CD “ Leugh-ln 3:45 A.M. The Dead Zone (R) Sat 1:40, plays duplicate knows that - NCAA Football; Stuart. are George Shearing and Ste The Big Chill (PG) Sat and aad Jamrs Jacoby of pretense. Pittaburgh at Notre Dame blish his career with a controver 8 - MOVIE; Search end 4, 7:35,9:55,11:50; Sun1:40,4, he can expect some unavoid phen Grapelli’ and Norman CD - It Is Written 7:35, 9:55. — The Big Chill (R) Sun 2:10, 4:25, 7:10, 9:25. > CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) (Si ~ NFL Game of the Week sial malpractice suit against a Destroy' An embittered South Windsor able bad scores due merely ^B - Superman Mailer: The Sanction to W rite ' (2 GD ~ Honeymooners Sat 1:15,3:15,5:15,7:25,9:55, The unlucky expert was Try not to be overly (Sensitive (S ) Crossfire hrs.) powerful hospital. Paul Newman, Vietnamese stalks four veterans 11:55; Sun 1:15, 3:15, 7:25, Ploia — Eddie and the to successful opposition ® - News/Sports/Weather Charlotte Rampling. James M a GB - NCAA Football: UCLA at in America. Don Stroud. Tisa Far Cruisers (PG) Sat 7:15, 9:15r yammering as usual. It today. If your feelings are too (8) <8) - NFL '83 9:55. — Educating Rita (R) bidding. - Oral Roberts and You 0 - MOVIE: -Short Walk to son. 1982. Rated R. Oregon row. George Kennedy Rated PG 11:40; Sat 1:15, 3:45, 7:05, Sun 7*il5. seems that his North-South near the surface, you might (8 ) - Short Feature Daylight' An earthquake levels 9:30, 11:40; Sun 1:15, 3:45, (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN ) think you're being taken MOVIE: 'Gray Lady Down' New York City and traps eight ( 8 - M O V IE /T o Be Aniwunced GB “ New Serendipity Singers 4:00 A.M. opponents had bid to four A nuclear submarine incomes (SB " Lawmakers Lawmakers' 7:05, 9:30. — The Right Stuff advantage of. people in a subway tunnel James 8 ) - Nows/Spofts/Woather ® ) - Inside Business CD - World Vision Special (PG) Sat 1:30, 7:30, II ; Sun I, trapped deep beneath the sea af repbrts on the weekly activities Of Brolin, Dan Mitchell, James AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Congress ( 8 8 - Knight Rider Michael 8 - Entertainment This Week 8 - Ufa of Riley 4:30, 8. — The Osterman ter a collision with a freighter McEaken. 1972. O In joint ventures today requir Knight and KITT leap across the 8 - MOVIE: 'Mister Roberts' Weekend (R) I, 7:20, 9:4S, Charlton Heston. David. Carra* ( 8 - Foro 41 ( 8 - PBA Bowling 11:50; Sat 1, 3:05, 5:10, 7:20, ing teamwork, some confusion dine. Stacy Keach. Rated PG. ( 8 - Naws Update roofs of the city in pursuit of a cat The misadventures of a U S. SHOI¥CASE ^B “ Spotlight on Government burglar (60 min.) 8 - News Update 9:45, 11:50; Sun 1, 3:05, 5:10, may prevail because each par 1976. ( 8 ) - NFL Football: Teams to ba Navy cargo ship durina World 7,:20, 9:45. — Never Soy CINEMAS ty may expect something from @) - Working Women Announced 0 - MOVIE: 'Qray Lady Down' War II are led by its 2nd Officer, 4;15A .M . Never Again (PG) Sat 1,3:30, CROSSWORD “ Sesame Street (Closed ■ u a u a iU T M i the other they shouldn't. 8 - MOVIE; Amber Waves' A nuclear submarine Incomes who longs for combat. Henry 7,9:40, 12; Sun 1,3:30, 7,9:40. Captioned] 1:00P.M . Fonda, James Cagney. Jack Lem GB - W ith a Touch of Burlesque rilST SNOW OaiT $1.50 PISCES (Feb. 20-bUrch 20) In Two men whose lives are trapped deep beneath the sea af (3D (3D - NFL Football: mon. 1955. Sid Caesar and Imogene Coca Manenester making decisions today, don't Q ) - Kenr>eth Copeland changed forever make a living the ter a collision with a freighter. star in this slapstick comedy spe Philadelphia at Dellas Chariton Heston, David Carra- UA Tbeotors East — Re base them upon that which Is 0 - Olden Days Coat old fashioned way. Dennis (8 - Independent Network cial. turn ot the JedI (PG) Sat and CD - MOVIE: 'Chato's Land' A dine, Stacy Keach. Rated PG. News YOU WEIGH 177 easiest opposed to that which 0 0 - World Tomorrow Weaver, Kurt Russell. Mare Win- 0 - Media Watch Sun 2, 4:30, 7, 9:20. — Under half-breed Apache flees from a ningham. 1980 ® 1978. Fire (R) Sat and Sun 2, 4:20, is wisest. Size matters up real - Don't Leok Now bloodthirsty posse in New Mex 11:45 P.M. POUNDS AND ARE ACROSS 10 Privation Answer to Previous Puzzle istically. ( 8 - TV Community College ( 8 ( 8 ~ Nature 'On the Tracks 4:30 A.M. 7:10, 9:30. — All the Right atnfesnnMixiTM ico Charles Bronson, Jack Pal- - Salutel 11 Craw ARIES (March 21-April 19) 9:30 A.M. of the Wild Otter.' The story of a CD 0 - Beet of Qroucho Moves (R) Sal and Sun 2, UCTWUtTT0 0 0 S4 S'UW ance. 1972 wildlife photographer and a fem - MOVIE: 'The Rainmaker' 3:45, 5:25, 7:20, 9:20. — The 1 Internal paint 12 Diminutive suf Your enthusiasm will be easily CD - Comment 8 - Voces y Cerof CD 0 - Big Story A BORN LEADER. - Music City, U.S.A. ale otter is presented. (60 min.) A rainmaker not only ends a Rocky H orror Picture Show 7 Wince fix awakened today, but your CD ( 8 - NFL Football: Baltimore at THE OSTERMAN S ) - Bugs Bunny/Porky Pig (Closed Captioned) draught in a small southwestern 4:45 A.M. (R) Sat midnight. — Dawn of 13 Omen 19 Female taint interest could wane equally as CD - MOVIE; 'Maneaters Are New York Jets the Dead (R) Sat midnight. — r CD - Pop! Goes the Country Loose' A small American national 0 - MOVIE: 'Tbe Mlaalonary' town, but brings needed confid W EEK EN D [ ; 14 Dismount (tbbr.) fast." Think carefully before 8 •* MOVIE; Midway' Part 2 0 - Short Feature Quadrophenia (R) Sat Club forest community is menaced by A missionary, returning from A f ence and romance to a spinster. 15 Insect 21 Weight Involving yourself In situations. Burt Lancaster, Katharine Hep -'SMOWMAT entenns CD “ Point of View two huge, maneaiing tigers. Tom (S) - Chemical People Follow- rica. 18 put in charge of twenty- ayttem TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Skerritt, Steve Forrest, Harry Up eight fallen women. Michael Palin, burn, Wendell Corey. 1956. 16 Neturel ability A H Attempting to mix business dD - Josie and the Pussycats 22 Put in writing Morgan 1978 Maggie Smith. Trevor Howard. MOVIE: 'SsBssss' Strother 17 To be (Let) 23 One-tenth T E and pleasure today could result GB - MOVIE: The Killing of 4:1 5P .M . 19B2 Rated R EDUCATING Tn»,vti |l-5 dB - Caesar's Tahoe Billiards Martin stars as a demented scien THE 18 Believer (prefix) in conditions which may be dif Rnndy W ebstar' A Louisiana ( 8 - Heetth Week Classic The Quarterfinals of the tist whose conviction that the hu (tuffix) couple wage a tireless investiga 8:30 P.M. RITA Pd 24 Draft tn im tii □ ficult to unravel. Strive to be Caesar's Tahoe Billiards Classic is man race is doomed leads him to 20 Ham tion into the slaying of their teen 4:30 P.M. - One Day At A Time —•SHOWMAT------25 Boys BDEiaiDD singular. sponsored by Corner Pockets of CD CD attempt the transformation of 21 Mother (Let.) age son by police.^ Hal Holbrook, CD - MOVIE: 'The O w l end the Ann learns that one of the girls l:IS-7«M:10-ll:4i □ □ □ □ □ □ GEMINI (May 21-June 20) It America (60 min ) men into whet he sees as ihe JURY BOX 23 Sweat (It) 26 Applaud Dixie Carter, Nancy Malone Pussycat’ , A stuffy intellectual accompanying Sam on his busi least destructive and most vi 28 African nut □ you're expecting company at 8 - News/Sports/Weather becomes involved with a part- ness trip is one of his former girlf cious of creatures Heather Men ■SHE W O U L P W A V E , \P I H A D W T 27 Built your place today, stock some 0 - Batman RICHARD PRYOR IHEREO06HTABE- WOW WHAT? *5HEW/^ / SHE tree 42 Minutes of 48 Transmitted 5 time prostitute who insists she is riends. Restaurant 32 Elevate (8 ) “ NFL Football: Buffalo at zies and Dirk Benedict co-star. h e r e AN D NOW 28 Spatmt extra goodies. They may enjoy 0 - Evans and Novak New England not promiscuous. Barbra Streis 1974 -5IOORIW& UK£\KEPT HOU BEEW RRMTiaWd? AW 33 Antimsesuar court 49 Rain unit 8 ) - Pelicula: 'Cicton' A LAWS AfeAlW ^ 30 City in Itrael themselves so much they won't 0 " Day of Discovery and. C^orge Segal. Robert Klein. IR. 34 Evergreen tree 43 Rainbow know when to leave. 0 - MOVIE: 'Uon of th. 1970. 9:00 P.M. 12:00A .M . ------SHOWN AT ■ A M D C F B E J X A W A I= ^ e ? 31 Force unit 50 Pallid 0 '■ Celebrate Desert' A guerplla rebel leads Our Juror’s Choice: MOOR /WOTHBP' 35 Highway to 44 Members of CANCER (June 21-Juty 22) A (£) - MOVIE: ‘Tha Princa and 37 Contemporary 52 Put North African Bedouins in revolt GD Muppet Show CD CD ~ Jeffereone George's the far north situation in which you're 0 - Thundarbirds vs. The the Showgirl' An American W 16»H T . convent against Italian invaders. Anthony ( 8 - MOVIE: 'Force 10 From oversight ruins the homecoming 36 Animate painter 54 Depression ini Crusader showgirl is invited to a private Fri>Sat. Specials 45 Prong - Involved may begin lo drift in Quinn, Oliver Reed, Rod Steiger. Navarone' A group of comman celebration for the Jeffersons' THE RIGHT 39 India, cists of 36 Adam's mate (8) - Top Cat former neighbor. dinner by the Prinqe of Carpathia 47 Copycat tials the wrong direction Uxlay. Act Rated PG. dos joins forces for a mysterious STUFF S 40 Skunk-like ani 41 Study to~mak'e corrections it It gets ® - Miracle Revival Hour mission behind Nazi lines. Harri •Surf & Turf 8.95 mal (SB - Shakespeare Plays ------SHOWN AT ----- — 7 6 6 to 11 13 oti-courso. son Ford, Robert Shaw, Edward 42 Am not (tl.| 1 3 3 4 6 . 10:00 A.M. 8 - Visitando las Estrellas En- petite Filet & 2 Stuffed Shrimp l:»7:S0>lti0t LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Unless Fox. 1978. r " I I I I I I 46 Horse doctor, 3 ) •* Surxlay Morning trevistas informales se desarrol- Directed by Erneet P. CMIIo 13 14 you are extremely practical lan en casa do los amstas. Hector ( 8 ~ Evans and Novak ! 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THE DEAD 58 Camel 33 34 36 36 37 - MOVIE; The Killing of I— fucel AJI served with potato & salad THEYFUE PP£7BABI_Y U N P03 you're t h e ONLy KID I ■ companions your most attrac-. 0 “ Chalice of Salvation 1:30 P.M. GB r VWPNDep-WHATEV02. Randy Webster' A L o u is^ Z0NE[R] THE <^f2(OUNC>/ EAT1NiS( THE KNOW WHO CAN BE MORE 33 live profile. ® - Mr. Rogers' Neighbor DOWN Q D - MOVIE: Wa'ra No couple wage a tireless investiga Muifesf Ofraclor ------SHOWN AT> 'WORID UP FWOWTHE IN SID E. taePRESSINtfr THAN TEN 1 ■ 1 LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Walk hood Angels’ Three escapees from tion into the slaying of th „ Wsyn« Johnson GYPSY WVC7THS. 34 Ihe straight and narrow today. ^1.00 OFF for Sonior Citizont l:4H*b>:lS*iS.|ia« RA<5E 5 0 F HOMEWORK-. 1 Nightclub ~ Nuestra Familla Oevil's Island take over a French age son'by police. Hal Hbibrook, 1 1 1 Don't become Involved In a shopkeeper's store just as the on Thsis SpiciaU FrI S Sot 4-6 p.m. 2 Straete (Fr.) 36 0 - SacrWca of the Mass Dixie Carter, Nancy MaU clandestine situations. II you're auditors arrive. Humphrey Bo n e v e r 3 Epochs 8 - Newe/8porte/We^^r SAY <*» \1 /, 1 tempted, it may result In some O > Jettons gan. Aldo Ray, Joan Bennett. 4 Stubborn 4 0 41 ( 8 ' Computer Programr NEVER AGAIN peculiar repercussions. - Rax Humbard 1955 Join Us For Happy l^iRjr animal ( 8 * Santo Domingo i CfUYSiVOUS ------SHOWHAT - 43 43 44 t H 47 41 46 6 0 (B ) - Business o f Martagemant 8 - M oney Week Oon. Adm.-tT 6 Before (prefix) ■ ■ 8 - No Empujen Programa ' 8 - MOVIE; 'Search and A HuSiCAl FABLE ^ 8R04DvWy Qroup. tiutfonl. 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Nov, 5. 1!Ih;) MANCHESTER HERALU, Salurda-, ' >v 5„ 1983 - II U.S./W orld Parties aren’t factor in group’s choices In Although most minority groups tend both Republicans, and Eleanor Colt- justification. years ago,' the MCAA conducted People to buck Democrats, the Manchester FO CU S / man,- aj-Democrat: They chose to The association rejected a few' major voter-registratioji drive, Zach-*-' Collective Action Association has voted endorse only one school board candi candidates who were recommended for ery said. This year, members chose to* to endorse three Republicans and a date — Republican Bernice E. Cobb, endorsement By a political monitoring concentrate on soliciting existing vo-* Bomb bursts in Belfast lone Democrat in Tuesday's town whd is black. committee, Zachery said. He would not ters instead, he said. "The direct^ elections. reveal who they were. approach is a little more effective,” he* BELFAST, Northern Ireland — A powerful But the president of the association Candidates' stances on the Bennet But he did reveal that his group has said. * bomb believed planted by Irish nationalist said Friday that political party has elderly housing project and .school contacted about 500 blacks and other guerrillas exploded Friday in a college classroom Andy She’8 made 12,000 trips to choir loft nothing to do with it. "One thing we curricula were deciding issues, accord minorities in town to ask they vote for The Manchester Interracial Council,^ packed with police officers, killing two officers don't get hung up on is party," Clarence ing to Zachery. He would notbespecific the endorsed candidates. " I can tell which two years ago sponsored a ; and injuring about 30 other people. IRooney E. Zachery insisted. as to why certain candidates were you, there are going to be 500 and can^lidates' forum, did not do so this« Police said 16 people were rushed to three local About 60 of the group's 200 members, backed, saying he could not speak for something people voting the same way year. "It just didn't come up," said« hospitals in serious condition. Fourteen of the Syndicated said Zachery, voted in mid-October to the entire group. Tuesday. We are going to have an Co-chairwoman Betty Tonucci. "Basi-J approximately 30 injured were police officers. endorse Board of Directors candidates "These are just quality people impact,” Zachery said. cally, we don't endorse candidates or* Columnist No group claimed responsibility for the attack, .loseph S H.'ichr'v nnd I oil is- C Kncsis, Not even childbirth stopped her worthy of support” was his, only nr.for<- (ho i-ici inwn pled ion two anything." but officials said it was almost certainly the work of the outlawed Irish Republican Army or a splinter group, the extremist Irish Nationalist Liberation Army. One officer was killed instantly and the second, U.S. troops return home By Susan Plese a sergeant, died of his injuries several hours Obituaries Someone Herald Reporter ‘I had Teresa on a later, a police spokesman said. Police sources Saturday. I had two said they feared at least two other victims would to cheering welcome If it hadn't been for the fact die. David A, Wllk Ruby E. Johniton there was that she needed a place to weddings the follow The fatalities were officers of the Royal Ulster practice her music more than 35 By United Press International refused after an eight-hour standoff David A. Wiik, 36, of West Warwick, Ruby E. Johnston, formerly of. ing Saturday and I Constabulary, the Northern Ireland police force. R.I., .son of Michael Wiik and Olive Chestnut Street, died Friday at d years ago, Jane Maccarone of and "altercation." 32 Hawthorne St. might not have None of the dead or injured were identified. The first American paratroopers to James Wiik of Manchester, died Manchester Convalescent Home. wrong couldn’tfind asubsti- "The United States protested an had the chance to celebrate a withdraw from Grenada flew home Friday in Warwick after a short illness. Born in Hartford March 10, 1920, she attempt to smuggle out weapons on our very important occasion this tute so I did them.’ Friday to a hero's welcome and the air craft.” he said. The weapons were He was the husband of Lois (Ross) had lived in Manchester since 1937. Arafat barely avoids death month. island's U.S.-installed administration Wiik. Before retiring in January 1982, she confiscated. It was a small battle but one of Mrs. Maccarone. on the Sun BEIRUT, Lebanon — Palestinian rebels expelled a large group of Soviet, Cuban Wiik had been an engineer with was a inventory-control clerk with- The group was later flown to Havana the bloodiest of all time. day before Thanksgiving, will pounded beseiged PLO loyalists led by Yasser and East bloc diplomats and their Grinnell Fire Protection Co. in Cran Carlyle-Johnson Machine Co. and had aboard a Soviet Aeroflot jetliner and climb the steps to the Austin third child) on a Saturday,” she Arafat with artillery and tank fire Friday, trying families. ston, R.I. for seven years. He had also been employed by that firm for more Major General Edward Brad- was met by Castro. Aboard was Col. manual pipe organ at St. James says. "I had two weddings the to force the guerrilla chief and his supporters out The leader of the defeated Cuban been in the Navy for four years. He was than 20 years. She was a member of the dock had been sent from England Pedro Tortolo, leader of the Cubans Church for somewhere qfose to following Saturday and I of their last stronghold in Lebanon. forces arrived in Havana to tell a member of the Rhode Island Diabetes American Association of Retired. to settle some problems the king who battled American troops fiercely the 12,000th time. On that date, couldn't get a substitute so I did Witnesses said Arafat narrowly escaped death President Fidel Castro "m y mission is Parent Youth Support Group. Persons. was having with the colonies and after the Oct. 25 invasion. she will celebrate her 35th them. 1 thought that was an in the attack. accomplished.” Survivors, besides his wife and Survivors are a son, Robert E.- with the French in America. "M y mission is accomplished,” anniversary as organist and accomplishment.” Police said at least 100 people were killed since U.S. officials said 400 soldiers made Tortolo told Castro with tear-filled eyes parents, are a son, Brian Wiik,and a Johnston Jr. of Manchester; a grand Braddock had spent forty of his soloist for the church. But if Mrs. Maccarone has the fighting started Thursday near the coastal up the first contingent of the 82nd us he stepped off the jet. daughter, Jennifer Wiik, both at home; son, David Johnston of Manchester; a. sixty years in the British army. He Mrs. Maccarone was a stu trouble remembering any low city of Tripoli, 42 miles north of Beirut, Airborne Division to leave Grenada, A Cuban Foreign Ministry spokes two brothers. Douglas Wiik of Dover, sister, Mrs. Bernice Taylor of St, * N.H., and Dana Wiik of Moro Bay, Petersburg, Fla.; and several nieces, knew how a proper British regi dent at Hartt College, Univer points in her tenure, she is hard arriving at Pope Air Force Base near man said he expected the first of 679 pressed, too, to remember Burma cuts off relations Calif.; two sisters, Mrs. Debrea King of and nephews. ment fought and his troops were sity of Hartford, late in the Fort Bragg, N.C., aboard.three planes. Cubans held prisoner by U.S. troops in many anecdotes. After 35years, Dover, N.H. and Miss Dorrie Wiik of Funeral services will be held Monday well trained to fight that way. 1940s. On the curriculum — RANGOON, Burma — Socialist Burma angrily- They were met by crowds of people Grenada to return to Cuba later "they all kind of blend to Hartford, and a grandmother, at 11 a.m. at Holmes Funeral Home, 400 organ lessons. And she didn't cut diplomatic relations with North Korea who braved a cold steady rain to cheer Friday. One of Braddock's first targets Mrs.Grace James of Willimantic. Main St. Burial will bo in East. have an instrument to use for gether,” she says. Friday, citing evidence that "firm ly established" the soldiers along streets adorned with for takeover in America was Fort One time, though, at a ser yellow ribbons. ’ A 14-member Congressional delega Funeral services will be held Monday Cemetery, Calling hours are Sunday* practice. three North Korean army officers exploded a Duquesne, a strategic control point So she went to St. James vice, she picked up a mass from Army spokesmen said as many as tion led by the House Democratic whip. at 8:45 p.m. at Prata Funeral Home, 78 from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. bomb that killed 21 people in Rangoon. for the whole West which was near Church, where she was a her pile of music, and played it 2,300 soldiers will be flown home in the Rep. Thomas Foley of -Washington, Providence St., West Warwick, with a Memorial contributions may be An official statement said all diplomatic what is now Pittsburgh. The member) and asked if she could through. She was planning to first wave of a U.S. withdrawal, leaving flew to Grenada Friday, for a first-hand Mass of Christian burial in Christ the made to the American Cancer Society, relations were severed Friday and the 12-man French had built it and still use their organ. She was given accompany the choir. behind an estimated 2,500 men. inspection of the tiny spice island 1,900 King Church, --Legris Ave., West 237 E. Center St. North Korean mission was ordered out of the manned it with a small garrison permission. The trouble was, the choir hUu Secretary of the Army John 0. Marsh miles south of Miami. Warwick at 10 a ® . country within 48 hours, supplemented by Indians friendly Just a year later, when the one mass in their hands; she Jr. presented combat infantryman » Burial will he in Notre Dame At a brief stop in Barbados. Foley The Bath White Butterfly was named to them. church organist resigned, she played another. "The choir badges to three paratroopers during a Cemetery, West Warwick. Calling said the bi-partisan delegation would in England in 1702, because of its was offered the job. And Mrs. sang along anyway, from me Reagan honors Marines ceremony at Pope. All men who served hours are Sunday from 2 p.m, to 4 p.m. Braddock had about 1500 soldi investigate the "conditions on the resemblance to a piece of embroidery Maccarone has been there m ory." she says. '"That's what on Grenada eventually will receive the and 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. ers highly trained in shoulder-to- CHERRY POINT MARINE CORPS AIR created in Bath. faithfully since, on the average you call a well-trained choir." island prior to landing” of the Ameri shoulder battle formations. They STATION, N.C. — President Reagan paid badges. Another time, she arrived at can troops and how soon the soldiers marched beautifully. Their bright of about seven times a week. homage Friday to the U.S. servicemen killed in The expulsions of diplomats from church only to find out that her would be withdrawn. red uniforms were just right. Lebanon and Grenada, telling their families Grenada began late Thursday when WAS SHE NERVOUS playing glasses had not accompanied two U.S. Air Force C-141 military Also due to travel to Grenada Friday UAW said it intended America must risk lives "to prevent humankind for such a large congregation her. There was no time to return THE SMALL FRENCH garrison from drowning in a sea of tyranny." transports fiew an undetermined was Diego Cordoves, under secretary- home to get them. So she knew the British were on their way each Sunday? In a somber and patriotic speech after number of Soviets and East Germtms general of the United Nations, sent by hijacked a friendly usher, and and they recruited 1,000 Indians to "1 was a little bit nervous in attending a memorial service at nearby Camp to Kingston. Jamaica. Secretary-General Javier Perez de to sign anti-Penny fiiers borrowed his specs. help them in Fort Duquesne's the beginning,” she admits. Lejeune, home of the 2nd Marine Division, Two more U.S. military transport Cuellar to report on events there. * "I had to keep taking them defense. "Everything then was in Latin, Reagan said: " I f this country is to remain a force planes arrived in Merida, Mexico, on On.Grenada, British-appointed Gov It was only because of an oversight learning that Democratic Board of of course, and I had to learn the off." she says. "B y the time 1 for good in the world, we will facetimes like these the Yucatan Peninsula's Caribbean Braddock and his men were got home I had a terrible ernor General Sir Paul Scoon, who that the United Auto Workers Interna Director candidates intended to file a format." coast, Friday morning with 126 diplo marching confidently forward, — times of sadness and loss.” ordered the East-bloc and allied tional union failed to sign anti-Mayor complaint with the state Elections The St. James Choir quickly headache.” "But, in such times we must draw together and mats and their families ordered out of ready to overcome any head-on diplomats out, was trying to form an Stephen T. Penny fliers that members Commission about the fliers. Distribu turned into a Maccarone family console ourselves with the understanding that our Grenada Thursday. attack they met. Suddenly the MRS. MACCARONE has interim government he promised to distributed Thursday at the Manches tors of unsigned fliers are subject to affair. Mrs. Maccarone's hus American officials said the depar British advance ranks heard played for countless weddings country stands tall among nations and is carrying announce early next week. ter Parkade, according to a union fines. ** band Ralph, who retired from a heavy responsibility." ture of the diplomats to Mexico wos strange and terrible sounds from and funerals over the years. The spokesman. The Democratic candidates — ex teaching at filing last year, was Reagan, who met briefly with about 200 delayed because they tried to "smug Officials said he had attempted to the woods, accompanied by only time she was conspicu -R ob ert Madore of the union's Far cept for Deputy Mayor Barbara B .. a member of a choir in Hartford relatives of slain Marines and said later. “ I think gle” out a small arsenal of 38 AK-47 convince Alister McIntyre, a Grena musket fire. ously absent from the choir loft mington regional headquarters said Weinberg — castigated the UAW at a , when she first got her job. all Americans would cradle them in our arms if rifles, 300 ammunition magazines and dian who is deputy secretary-general of But soon afterwards he joined was at the weddings of her own Friday union members all along had Friday-morning news conference. Two The British began to drop. They we could. We share their sorrow." five pistols aboard the aircraft. the United Nations trade agency in three daughters. "That was my meant to sign the fliers. He said union candidates who had been endorsed by had never before been attacked by his wife at St. James, where he State Department spokesman John Geneva, to lead the provisional govern was named choir director. The one time to walk down the members still intended to distribute /the union, James Fogarty and Eleanor Indians. The sounds of the Indian Hughes said in Washington they were ment until elections can be held. couple's four children at one aisle,” she says. new, signed-fliers in Manchester beforgx Coltman, repudiated its support of war whoops were like no battle Progress seen In talks Never mind, husband Ralph the town election Tuesday. them. Penny accused theunion of being sounds they'd ever heard. The time all sang in the choir, also. The choir numbers about 24. filled in for the family — he sang TWINSBURG, Ohio — Union negotiators said Madore made his comments after a "carpet-bagger.” Indians hid in the woods, shooting Friday progress had been made in talks aimed at at the British soldiers from all Some of the members have been at the ceremonies, ending a four-day walkout at a Chrysler Corp. Fire Calls directions. They crouched behind there almost as long as Mrs. Mrs. Maccarone holds a B.A. parts plant that has virtually shut down the fallen logs and even hid in the Maccarone. At times, whole degree from Hartt School of nation's No. 3 automaker. branches of the trees. They con families — mother, father, and Music. She started music A strike over local issues by 3,200 workers shut Manchester Thursday. 4:42 p.m. — medical call, cealed themselves in the little children — have been enrolled. lessons when she was in the first down the company's Twinsburg stamping plant, Richmond Road (Town and valleys that paralleled the road. Mrs. Maccarone finds it hard grade — cost was a whopping 75 which makes doors and floors for all Chrysler Thursday, 11:05 a,m. — medical call, Paramedics) to' remember any low points in cents a lesson. Her first teacher, cars. The walkout has forced the layoffs of 21,000 515 W. Middle Turnpj|te (Eighth Thursday, 8:42 p.m — medical call, It was like no battle the British her long career with the church." Marion Seelert, still lives in non-striking workers. , District and Paramedics) 151 W. Middle Turnpike (Eighth DONNA had ever fought and it quickly The only disadvantage: "When Manchester. Bargainers for both sides met face-to-face for Thursday, 12:37 p.m. — medical call. District and Paramedics) MERCIER turned into a massacre. Braddock I could never go away on Mrs. Maccarone has no plans V IS minutes in a motel room before separating and Main Street (Town and Paramedics) Friday, 3:52 a.m. — alarm, 615 had countless horses shot out from weekends," she says. to retire — she's too young too shuttling written offers back and forth. No details Thursday, 12:44 p.m. — grass fire, Parker St, (Town and Paramedics) under him as he tried to rally his think about it yet. Besides, it's of the offers were released, 395 Main St. (Town and Paramedics) Friday, 4:30 a.m. — service call, 241 to Manchester’s troops, but it was no. use. They Herald bhoto bv Tarauinlo SOMETIMES SHE only 15 years to the half-century "Some headway is being made," said Warren Thursday, 3:08 p.m. — gasoline W. Middle Turnpike (Eighth District) couldn't fight what they couldn't COULDN’T even go away for mark. Why cut short a good Davis, director of Region II of the United Auto washdown, 75 Brantord St. (Town and Friday, 9; 31 a.m. — medical call, see. Jane Maccarone will celebrate her 35th anniversary as Sit. James organist this month. childbirth. " I had Teresa (her thing? Workers Union. "W e had some good discussions Paramedics) Tolland Turnpike (Paramedics) By nightfall, 977 of Braddock's yesterday and we see light at the end of the tunnel Board of Directors soldiers were dead or wounded. and I don't think it's a freight train coming toward The Indian warriors, untouched by- us." British muskets, slipped silently The strike has created a parts shortage that has back through , the trees and forced the closing of six of eight Chrysler vehicle disappeared. assembly plants in the United States and Canada. ■ NOV. 8th— ! Auto analysts say once the last two plants are THIS WAS ONE of the first bits shut down, the company will lo.se $40 million a day "A Record of Community of history that ever fascinated me. in revenues and $8 million to $10 million a day in WANTED The episode came to my mind profits. when I heard of the massacre of Involvement & Dedicated Service.” U.S. Marines in Beirut. There is a strange tendency Greyhound mum on profits among civilians to assume that PHOENIX, Ariz. — Greyhound Corp. Friday generals know what they're doing. VOTE REPUBLICAN!!! Generals are no more sure of reported increased third-quarter earnings two Paid lor by tho Marcler Commlltea-Pat Collie, Treat. days after its bus system was shut down by what they're doing than football ' striking employees who refused to take a pay cut. coaches. They're no more invaria The diversified corporation's financial report bly right than teachers, doctors or Profile said earnings reached $36.3 million, up frorn $35.6 businessmen. The advantage a million last year, and included "a rnodest general has is that his work is not improvement" by Greyhound Lines. A spokes Manchester Property Owners U often openly displayed. The troop man said company policy is not to release specific actions he orders are cloaked in interim figures for subsidiaries, such as the bus secrecy. His mistakes are buried. Association ^ When he loses, we assume he met Name: Elliot F. Gerson system. Address: Times Farm Road, Andover Although the bus revenue was improved over overpowering enemy strength, not Deputy Attorney General last year's "severely depressed earnings," that he lost a battle because he Occupation: Greyhound chairman John W. Teets said a 9,5 T Recommends 2 made a bad decision. Favorite Restaurant: Cavey's upstairs percent sala'ry reduction was necessary to make Someone made some terribly Favorite food: Raw oysters, corn on the cob the system competitive. bad decisions with our Marines in - Favorite tieverage: Orange juice ' M I A VOTE ON THE $20 MILLION SEWER ^ Lebanon. The sadness of it should y Iw W PLANT QUESTION ^ not obscure that. Someone misun Favorite hobby: Fishing derstood the enemy. Someone Favorite sport: Basebail ^ REASONS:— WE STILL OWE $485,000 ON THE PRESENT ^ y SEWER WHICH NEVER WORKED RIGHT DUE TO BAD ENQI- ' should have understood that the Roots for Boston Red Sox 5 Marine compound was not going to \ NEERINQ AND BAD PLANNING. WHO'S TO SAY THIS WONT ^ Idea of a good vacation: Lying on a beach far from the office GRAND OPENING w THE SAME! * be marched on by 1,(H)0 well- What do you do to relax: Woodworking trained Shiite troops. It was going of the ' — THE PROPOSED PLANT WILL BE OUT OF DATE A FEW ^ Kind of music preferred: Jazz to be attacked the only way ^ YEARS AFTER IT IS FINISHED BEING BUILT. ^ terrorists know how to fight. Preferred entertainment: Movies Lafayette Escadrille ' — WE DO NOT NEED IT NOW FOR OUR TAXPAYERS. ^ Favorite entertainer. Ronald Reagan ^ , — STREET STORM WATER DRAINS INTO SEWER SYSTEM ‘ * Restaurant and Lounge WHAT COMMANbiNG OF Favorite actor and actress: Richard Gere, Jane Fonda ' WHICH CAUSES OVERLOAD. ^ FIC ER concentrates 300 men and Favorite T V show: Sunday Morning with Charles Kuralt 300 We^t Middle Turnpike ^ — WATER PROJECT INCREASED RATES OVER 300% - THIS ' Manchester ' WILL RAISE SEWER RATES AT LEAST 200% - THE TAX- ^ orders them to sleep in one fragile, Favorite magazine: New Republic four-story building with an Ameri ^ PAYERS CAN NOT AFFORD WATER 8 SEWER BILLS OF ' Favorite quote: "No man is rich enough to buy back • - ABOUT $400 A YEAR. 4A' can flag on it in full view of the his past" - DEVELOPERS WANT IT BUT THE TAXPAYER PAYS-FOR IT. ' enemy? What good does com mando training do them there, Favorite store In Manchester, Carla's Pasta Italiana ¥ ¥ featuring huddled together and being Favorite spot In Manchester Bicentennial Bandshell Fine Italian Cuisine y VOTE ON UNION DAM REPAIR AND ' watched by an enemy they can't Best thing about Manchester Friendly people and Shady Glen's see? Tasty Pizza ^ 1 a d d it io n OF POWER GENERATION V mocha chip ice cream y ■ PLANT JL The Army, Navy, Air Force and Worst thing about Manchester Nothing Hot Oven Giant Grinders REASONS:-THE REPAIRS WILL BE MADE FROM TAXES IF Marines hand out medals for bravery and good work by the Extended Happy Hour . NOT BONDED. A POWER FACILITY IS A USEFUL AND POS- m j l . M-Fll-7pm'. SIBLY PROFITABLE TO OWN. WITH CONSTANTLY RISING , hundreds of thousands every year. , COSTS OF ENERGY, IT IS WISE TO RELIEVE FUTURE COSTS ^ Senior commanding officers are BY PRODUCING OUR OWN. ^ photographed at formal occasions with their chests weighted down MARTY SHEA with medals which suggest how , MANCHESTER PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOCIATION ' wonderful they are. Some of them ^*Romanci* & Nostalgia BOX 428, M A N C H ESTE R , C T . 06040 ^ are wonderful. Spme of them are in one place'* ^ not. Someone in command of the ' t r e a s u r e r MABEL SHERIDAN ' Beirut Marines was as wrong as 643-8676 •'CONSTABIE General Braddock when he Thl« Ad Paid For By: Tha Commlllaa To Elact Marly 8haa; Edward F. Boland, Jr.; Traaaurar Herald pliotobv Pinto marched on Fort Duquesne. > r L MANCHKSTER HKft-ALD.’Saturday T v 5, 1983 it - MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. Nov. 5, 198» News for Senior Citizens About Town Reading clas^ volunteers Society elects officers Greenhouse construction to begin Manchester Historia^Society has elected Edward- Marglt Rosenbergei* of 355 Oak St., Colleen McCann I strongly suggest that all seniors contact M ENU FOR THE WEEK: W. Kloehn as president for the coming year and Editor's note: This column Is prepared by of 30 Ashworth St. and Donna Kelly of Hebron Road in a personal physician for advice on vac Monday: chicken patty sandwich, veget Elizabeth Abbe vice president. the staff of the Manchester Senior Center. It Bolton are recent graduates of the Literacy Volunteer cines. For you early birds, just a reminder, able soup, dessert, beverage. Other officers and executive council members are appears in the Manchester Herald on reading workshop, East of the River affiliate. the front door will not be open until 9 a.m. Tuesday: hamburger, soup, dessert, Lillian G. Grant, recording secretary: Addi Laughlin, Wednesdays and Saturdays. They will tutor adults in basic reading skills. Card games and crewel classes will be beverage. corresponding secretary; Richard T. Carter, cancelled. Wednesday: veal parmesan, noodles, treasurer. By Joe Olmlnico In the afternoon, starting at 12:30 p.m., peas, dessert, beverage. Qlrl Scout cookie time Also Herbert A. Bengtson, acquisitions; Noreen S. Activities Specialist auditions will be held for our 1984 annual Thursday: corned beef and cabbage, Kirk, public relations: Deborah Bakulski, member Girl Scouts in Manchester and Bolton will take variety show. This year our director will be carrots, potatoes, dessert, beverage. ship; Lillian T. Segar and Francis C. Knight, Cheney Greetings. Big news for the week is that orders for cookies Friday through Nov. 27. Bunny ’Bob Vater of Manchester Community Friday: holiday Homestead Commission: Malcolm F. Barlow, John construction on our 25-by 60-foot green Opelt of Manchester is cookie manager for the area. College. M. Harrison, Rebecca A. Jones and Marion K. house will begin shortly. If the weatherman SCHEDULE FOR WEEK: The scouts will sell seven types of cookies. This Since the center is always looking for new Leonard, members-at-large. « Is kind to us, it should be completed by early • Monday: 9:30 a.m., registration for year, in celebration of 50 years of cookie selling, the talent, and since the show is a fun-filled The primary goal of the society for the coming year December, just in time to be put to use in Florida trip; ceramics; 10 a.m., bingo; scouts are offering the new Medallions, shortbread affair, I urge all of you with your many is to establish a permanent Manchester history early February for the planting of spring noon, lunch; 12:30 p.m., arthritis support cookies coated in praline or chocolate. All Girl Scout talents to attend the audition. Remember, museum. flower and vegetable seedlings. group; pinochle games. Bus pick up at 8 cookies are kosher and contain no preservatives. Many thanks go to organizations for their this is a fine way that you can help the a.m.; return trips after lunch and.3: IS p.m. Any Manchester or Bolton resident who is not contributions. They are the Area Agency on center, for the show is our biggest • ’Tuesday: Election Day — voting all contacted by a Girl Scout may order by calling Ms. Barberehoppers open house Aging, Hartford Courant Foundation, fund-raiser and helps supplement our food day long; shopping bus; 9:30 S.m., oil Opelt at 644-0340. UNICO, and most of all, the town Board of program. painting class; noon, lunch: 12:30 p.m., bus EAST HARTFORD — Manchester chapter of the Directors. Don’t forget, Tuesday is Election Day, returns from shopping: 1 p.m., bowling at Temple chapter election Society for the Preservation and Encouragement of m All the above organizations realize the and since the Senior Center is a voting site, Parkade. Barbershop Quartet Singing in America will have an Importance of the horticulture program the square dancing class will be cancelled. • Wednesday: ^'30 a.m., refinishing Temple chapter. Order of Eastern Star, will have a open house Monday at 7; 30 p.m. at South Congrega which will help generate funds for our The exercise class for the afternoon is class; 10 a.m.. Friendship Circle; flu clinic- special election Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the Masonic tional Church, Forbes Street. meals program. We hope the greenhouse, cancelled as well. All activities scheduled 9 a.m. to noon; noon, lunch; 12:30 p.m., Temple, East Center Street. Installation will follow. All men interested in singing are invited to attend. on'site here at the center, will be convenient for downstairs will continue as usual, as auditions for show; bridge games. Bus pick The chapter will also host visiting matrons and for seniors who want to get involved in the well as the meals program. up at 8 a.m.; return trips after lunch and patrons of the order. program. There will be a sign-up for the Florida trip 3; IS p.m. Quilters to meet Don’t forget our annual arts and crafts Monday' at 9:30 a.m. The trip is scheduled • Thursday: 9:30 a.m., basketweaving Serviceman seeks buddies fair is only one week away. Items for sale for Feb. 28 to March 12, and will include and quilting classes; noon, lunch and set-up VERNON — Nutmeg Quilters. will meet Tuesday at will include woodcrafts, knitted and cro transportation, 26 meals, tours and accom for fair. Bus pick up at 10 a.m.; return after NALCREST, FLA. — Commander Joe Carey of ’?:30 p.m. in the Community Room of the Vernon ■■V cheted items, ceramics, baked goods, white modations, all for $659. (per double lunch. Nalcrest, Fla., has asked for help in finding members Police Station, Route 30. elephant items and refreshments. All items occupancy). • Friday: closed for the holiday. of his old unit, the 43rd Infantry Division which fought A workshop on Christmas decorations w ill' be will be reasonably priced, and the proceeds • Saturday: 9 a.m. to3p.m., annualcraft in World War II. The division fought in four presented by Diana Packard. will go to our meals program. Please make GOLFERS ARE REMINDED that the fair. campaigns in the Pacific over a period of three years. a point to stop by the center, not only to see annual banquet will be Thursday at 6 p.m. BOWLING SCORES: Women hi single - George Birge, who served with the Anti-Tank Co., the many talents of the seniors, but support at the American Legion. Call Norm Lasher Byrtle Lingham, 196; hi triple — Jeanette 169th Infantry, and Jerry Lovett, K Company, 169th Medical assistants to meet us as well. at 643-7528. Pierro, 472; Men hi single — Jim Fee, 221, Mrs. John T. Kennedy ^ Mrs. Robert M. Eschmann Pool players are reminded to check the Infantry, are two Manchester residents who fought EAST HARTFORD — The American Association of and Andy Lorenzen, 557. bulletin board for the pairings, of the with the units. Medical Assistants, Hartford chapter, will meet THE FLU CLINIC, sponsored by the PINOCHLE SCORES: Bert Turner 634; eight-ball tourney, and to contact opponents 5 Former members of this division have formed the Wednesday at 7 p.m. at the Marco Polo Restaurant, Health Department, will be at the center on Bess Noonan 598; Maude Custer 591; Harry to schedule their match. Remember, you 43rd Infantry Division Veterans Association. They are Burnside Avenue. Kennedy-Young Eschmann-Page Wednesday from 9 a.m. to noon. A $3 Pospisil 591; Mary Trombley 589; Martin also searching for members who served during the donation will be requested to help defray only have this week to complete the first Bakstan 583; Julien Strong 576; Bob Hill Stephen G. Romeo M.D. of Manchester will discuss round. Korean conflict. Patricia Ann Young, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lauren Anne Page, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jules the costs. In addition, pneumonia vaccine 569: Floyd Post 568. herpes simplex. For dinner reservations contact Just a reminder, that we are closed on Write to Carey in care of Winged Victory Division, Ernest Henry Young of 438 Vernon St., and John Page of South Windsor, and Robert Mark Eschmann, and tetanus/diptheria shots will be admin BRIDGE SCORES: Tom Regan 4,020; Donna DePasquale. Friday for Veteran’s Day. 43rd Infantry Division Veterans Association, Sunbelt Thomas Kennedy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Eschmann of 105 Broad istered. We are asking for a $6. donation for Annette Hillery 3,930; Helen Bensche 3.660: Our best wishes to John Gaily, who is ill in Chapter, P. 0. Box 3192, Nalcrest, Fla., 33856. Kennedy of South Windsor, were married Oct. 14 at St. St., were married Oct. 14 at St. Margaret Mary the pneumonia shot. The tetanus/diptheria Mabel Loomis 3,210; Mary Sargeant 2,940; Manchester Memorial Hospital. Vaccine clinics scheduled Margaret M ary’s Church, South Windsor. Church in South Windsor. shot will be free. Nadine Malcolm 2,910. Spring schedules set The Manchester Health Department will adminis Robert Gagne of Brookfield, III., brother-in-law of The Rev. Mark Flynn performed the double ring ter vaccines for flu, pneumonia, tetanus and diptheria the bride, gave her in marriage. ceremony. The bride was given in marriage by her Spring class schedules for Manchester Community Wednesday to high risk adults and senior citizens. Cathy Pitz of Manchester was maid of honor. Diane father. Herald photo bv Torqulnlo College may be picked up beginning Monday at the From 9 to 11 a.m. the clinic wili be at the Senior Hamilton of Brookfield, III., niece of the bride: Sheri Susan Page of South Windsor was maid of honor. office of registrar Kathleen Brown, in the administra Citizen Center, 549 E. Middle Turnpike, and from 1 to Ferrigno, Dawn Ondras, and Diane Cote, all of Bridesmaids were Robin Bonan and Tracy Fidler, Advice tion building. 1:30 p.m. at Spencer Village, Pascal Lane. Manchester, and SUe Hopkins of Vernon, were both of New Hampshire, and Mary Ciark of Florida. All dolled up Former MCC students who were not in attendance bridesmaids. Jason Jones of Manchester was best man. Ushers this fall, but who wish to register during returning Joseph Kennedy J r. of South Windsor, brother of the were Jeffrey Bonan of New Hampshire and Scott Jean McElraevy of Porter Street sits surrouinded by several of student spring registration Nov. 28 through Dec. 7 Koffee Klatch Wednesday groom, was best man. Ushers were Chris Kennedy, Hilding and Stefan Zajac, both of Manchester. her antique dolls that will be featured at the Rotary Club of must complete a re-enrollment form. The form is Mick Kennedy, and Tim Kennedy, all of South After a reception at the Marco Polo in East Husband may understand too well Manchester's 18th annual antique and collectibles show Nov. 12 available in the registrar's office through Dec. 7. COVENTRY — The public is invited to have lunch at -Windsor, brothers of the groom; Tony Ferrigno of Hartford, the couple left on a wedding trip to Cape Former students who miss the deadline will have to the monthly Koffee Klatch of First Congregational Manchester, and Victor Mascone. Cod. They are making their home in Manchester. and 13 at Howell Cheney Technical School. The hours are 10 people wonder why they wait until space available registration in January. Church of Coventry, Route 31, Wednesday from noon After a reception at Fiano’s Restaurant in Bolton, The groom is employed by Willie’s Steak House of DEAR ABBY: My hus involved in an affair or a.m. to 5 p.m. both days. Other items for sale will include are not asked out a second Students who are enrolled in classes will receive a to 1:30 p.m. the couple went on a wedding trip to the Pocono Manchester. band and I have been he’s thinking about it. furniture, post cards, books, glassware, tools, jewelery, silver, time, and this could be the letter of authorization specifying the date and hours The luncheon is sponsored by the Friendly Circle of Mountains in Pennsylvania. They are making their married for eight years. Do you think he was reason. Pass it on. linens, and stoneware. About 60 exhibitors will be present. Herb for re-registration. Students who do not receive a the church. Eat all you want from a variety of home in Manchester. This Is a second marriage trying to tell me UTAH WIDOWER Stevenson is director. letter by Nov. 14 should contact the registrar. sandwiches, desserts, tea or coffee, for$4. Chowder or The bride is a 1976 graduate of Manchester High for both of us. His job something? Dear Abby Students who want to transfer credits from another salad is 45 cents extra. School and a 1979 graduate of St. Francis Hospital keeps him on the road for WONDERING college must have required information to the School of Nursing. She works as a registered nurse at a week and sometimes DEAR WIDOWER: admission office no later than Nov. 18. Meadows Convalescent Center in Manchester. DEAR WONDERING: Abigail Van Buren Many women (and men) N two weeks at a time. I hold in search of a sympathetic Women lowfer voices The groom is a 1976 graduate of South Windsor High a full-time job, plus a He may have been testing ear wind up with a cold Sisterhood craft night School. He is manager of the Wagon Shed Nursery, part-time Job because the matrimonial waters. Guild conducting drive shoulder. To bad-mouth South Windsor. • we’re buying our own But before you head for an ex-spouse is very poor ELMWOOD — St. Agnes Guild is conducting its home. the life rafts, have a to compete with men _ The Sisterhood of Temple Beth Sholom will present taste. But to do so on the annual membership drive, marking more than 70 The last time my hus serious talk with him. an evening of crafts Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the temple joys taking lovely single Needless to say, it spoiled first or second date is even years of fund-raising to benefit St. Agnes Home AT 104 band was home he told me Your marriage appears to on East Middle Turnpike. ladies to dinners, con what would have been a worse. Your advice is well PHOENIX. Ariz. (UPI) — Many dialects and accents are giving way to Mayflower St. that he would "under be lacking in the most Faith Gaber, religious school art teacher, will certs. etc. beautiful evening for me. worth passing on. women lower their voices as they try to the homogenized speech of the m e^a. The home is operated by the Sisters of Mercy and stand" If I had an affair or vital ingredient of a instruct the group in making Hanukah holiday crafts. Last evening my date I could tell that she felt succeed like men. "The,notion is that women ... are directed by Sister Elizabeth O’ Hare. The home serves wanted to have one. Abby, healthy relationship — Members will have the opportunity to make and I were having a very .good telling me about it, That’s the belief of two Arizona State modeling their voices after the women 0 unmarrried, pregnant teenagers and offers them a he is all the man I want, communication. Tell him decorations to bring home. The meeting is open to the nice time, and when it but I felt lousy having to Getting married? University professors — both women — they see and hear in the media, as place to live where they can continue their education. and I have never thought what’s on your mind and public. came time to take the lady listen to it. Whether you want a for who have researched "ideal’ ’ voices. oppod tod... mothers, aunts and neigh Call 621-7561. of having an affair, so I ask him to tell you what’s home, she asked me to go mal church wedding or a The professors questioned 387 college bor women,” Ms. Valentine said. was shocked by his on his. And if you feel a certain route. Then she Other women have done simple, ’’do-your-own- students from ASU and, to compare statement. incompetent to handle it pointed out a certain this. too. Abby, please tell thing” ceremony, get Ab- cultural effects, the Universidad Auto IN B U S^E SS settings, women have Now that he’s gone alone, a family counselor house where her ex- your single readers not to by’s booklet. Send $1 plus noma de Guadalajara in Mexico. found theyNdiould lower their tone to again, I keep thinking would be very helpful to Engagements husband now lives, and all air their dirty laundry to a long, self-addressed, They found tfie U.S. male has it easy. get ahead, she said. about what he said, and I both of you. the way home she ranted their dates. We want a stamped (37 cents) enve His ideal voice is almost a carbon copy "Women’s voices are not as authorit have grown increasingly about how terrible he had nice evening with plea lope to: Abby’s Wedding of what those surveyed think of as ideal DEAR ABBY: I am a ative or as credible. They are not V uneasy. I have an idea been to her, berating him sant company. I ’m cer Booklet. P.O. Box 38923. for all people, both male and female. It perceived as knowledgeable, partly i* that he is either already retired widower who en- and running him down. tain that many single Hollywood, Calif. 90038. is low in pitch, medium in volume and because of pitch.” somewhat slow. These same people think the ideal Ironically, just when the woman / ■ . female voice is medium in pitch and wants to sound most in control, her ‘Heart attacks gallop in my family’ soft in volume. body works against her. So how does Jane Doe sound like an “ The voice box is a muscle,” Ms. ideal female and sound ideal at the Valentine.said. “ When you’re nervous DEAR DR. LAMB:" I vous and have decided the My family physician best thing to do is get some said it come could from an same time? it tightens up. At the time we want to have read the symptoms " I can choose,” said Banisa Saint information and quit allergy, nerves or arthri- sound most knowledgeable and credi of having a heart attack, Damian, co-author of the study with fretting. tiis and another sent me to ble, our voice betrays us,” but never anything about Carol Ann Valentine, " I can either She said a man’s voice may go up and / how to tell when you are the dentist for adjustment DEAR READER: You Your Health of my dentures, with no confirm gender expectations and be still be in the "okay range,” but having a heart problem medium in pitch or I can lower the pitch. have put your finger on % ■ results. "Women start at the top of the range that may be leading to an and maybe harm my voice.” and go up from there.” attack. Heart attacks the basic reason why it is Lawrence Lamb, M.D. I ■* important to have a prev What causes it and what On the other hand, a woman can practically gallop in my THE PROFESSORS said U.S. voice entive program for heart kind of physician should I lower her voice too much. Mrs. John Elmer Ostrout family. My father and all preferences already show in women attacks. The first symp see? ■ " I f a male lowers his voice to three of his brothers have broadcasters, who sound more and approach the ideal, it doesn’t occur to died of heart trouble.. tom may be a person’s* last: dropping dead. It is a DEAR READER: It is a more like men. anyone to writein that the voice offends When death came, they " W e ’re creating,a new breed, a new • them,” Ms. Saint Damian said. "When Ostrout-Boltrom/ just slumped over. little late to begin a big enough problem that I treatment program when lesterol levels or high of heart attacks are silent. receive a nuttba):,.of let-... ideal for woman going into the media,” a female announcer sounds as if she has On my mom’s side. said Msr Saint Damian. ’’Their looks lowered her voice ... she doesn’t sound Jean Christine Boltrom, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Grandma died at age 48 that occurs. blood pressure. And of A preventive program is ters about it. I would John M. Boltrom of New Milford, and John Elmer are feminine but the sounds are slightly feminine.” Donna J. Smith and Barry A. from heart trouble. Slie That is also why preven course you should not valuable to all who have suggest you see a neurolo Laurel Ann Palmer Virginia Ann Syivester Ostrout, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer H. Ostrout Jr. of tive programs are more smoke if you do. not yet had one and also gist as your next move. A different than the ideal female voice. Page started to get out of bed She’s a cross breed. So we have a new ALSO, IF A woman speaks louder to Mrs. Gregory A. Varcas 422 Parker St., were married Oct. 1 at Center one morning, fell back important for the popula To give you more infor for all of those who have number of neurological Congregational Church. image.” conform to the general ideal voice, she and was dead. My mother tion as a whole than mation about heart at survived one. disorders can cause ex The Rev. NewellH. Curtis Jr. performed the double As one woman broadcaster lowers may be suspect. Palmer-Gray Sylvester-Welch had a sudden massive artificial hearts, heart tacks I am sending you cess saliva. So can some Smith-Page ring ceremony. A harpsichord and string quartet, transplants or even new DEAR DR. LAMB: I’m digestive disorders, in her voice and succeeds, others will “ I cannot sound feminine and loud," heart attack. Three weeks The Health Letter 17-10, follow, Ms. Saint Damian said. Ms. Saint Damian said. ” If I begin to Mrs. Barbara Duke Smith of 50 Mr. and Mrs. Earl Palm er of . * Mrs. Anna Sylvester of 211 Varcas-Sambogna directed by Audley Greene, harpsichordist, provided developments in the hos What You Need To Know in my 70s and am being cluding an excess of stom ago my brother, age 53, The researchers expect the image to raise my voice, someone will say, ‘Why Greenwood Drive announces the Lebanon announce the engage Homestead St. announces the the music. The bride was given in m arriage by her pital to treat heart at About Heart Attacks. Oth driven to distraction by ach acid. If the neurolo Linda Ann Sambogna of Waterbury, daughter of was visiting with friends. carry over to the public. are you talking so loud?’ or ’She’s so engagement of her daughter, ment of their daughter. Laurel Ann engagement of her daughter, Vir father. tacks. It may noj be as ers who want this issue saliva. When I gO away or gist cannot find the basis Mr. and Mrs. John Sambogna of 5 Carter St., Bolton, Without any outcry or Ms. Valentine said recent articles aggressive,’ because the expectation Donna Jean Smith, to Barry Palmer, to Scott Gray of ginia Ann Sylvester, to David Alan Mrs. Jacquelyn Barry qf Hartford was maid of glamorous or newsworthy can send 75 cents with a have visitors in my home I of the disorder, your phy and Gregory Austin Varcas of Waterbury, son of Mr. anything, he fell over onto say women’s voices already are for females is soft. Anything more than Arthur Page. Miss Smith is also the Manchester. Welch, son of Mr. and Mrs. John honor. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Marnette Fritz, of as an artificial heart long, stamped, self- keep it under control by sician might wish to try and Mrs. John Varcasof Ansonia, were married Sept. the floor and was dead becoming like men’s, just as regional soft is loud.” daughter of Ernest J. Smith of Miss Palmer is a graduate of Welch Sr. of Meriden. The bride- Kensington, sister of the groom, and Candace Savoy implant, but it is far more addressed envelope for it holding a tissue in 'my you on an anticholinergic, 23 at Wickham Park. from a massive heart Coventry. RHAM High School and is a elect is also the daughter of the late of WethersReld. Flower girls were Katherine Eyes important. hands. Otherwise it pours such as Pro-Banthine. It The Rev. John Lacey of Vernon Center Congrega attack. to me, in care of this The prospective bridegroom is student at Eastern Connecticut John Sylvester Sr. and Lindsey Eyes of West Hartford and Kristin Please see a doctor. from my mouth. I started helps to diminish stomach Dry cleaner tional Church performed the double ring ceremony. I could go on as the newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, the son of Irene Helen Page of State University, majoring in The bride-elect is a 1979 gradu Hansen and Katelyn Hansen of West Barnstable, With your family history to drool at night about two acid production and at the 5 Arden Lambert was violinist. The bride was given in history includes many Radio City Station, New has tips for TUNE UP TIME FOE Newport, N.H. and Robert Arthur education. She will graduate in ate of Manchester High School and Mass. you need to have your risk York, N.Y. 10019. years ago and now I must same time helps to dry the marriage by her father. others — but you get the ALL KEROSENE HEATERS Page of Claremont, N.H. December and plans to teach a 1980 graduate of the Creative Lawrence Ostrout of Manchester, brother of the factors evaluated to see if Heart disease is unpre sleep with towels on my mouth. It is worth evening wear Doreen Sambogna of Manchester was maid of picture. Any time I get a The bride-elect Is a 1976 gradu mathematics at the junior high School of Hairdressing. She is groom, was best man. Ushers were Robert Boltrom of you have abnormal cbo- dictable and about a third pillow. considering. honor. Mark Varcas of Ansonia was best man. Ushers pain anymore I get ner NEW YORK (UPI) - ate of Manchester High School, level. employed bygBrd Dimension Hair New Milford, brother of the bride, and David Fritz of were Paul Waleski of Milford and Thomas Lane of Select new sequinned, Manchester Community College The prospective bridegroom is a Design of Manchester. Kensington, brother-in-law of the groom. Ryan Fritz Seymour. •< ' r bead-trimmed or $ OFF sportscaster with WTIC-AM radio The prospective' bridegroom is a of Kensington, nephew of the groom, was ring bearer. 1.00 and Keene State College. She is After a reception at Willie’s Steak House the couple rhinestone-trimmed ev employed at Crestfield Convales in Hartford. A June wedding is 1976 graduate of Platt High School, After a reception at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. WICKS FOR AU KEROSENE NEAHRS went on a Caribbean cruise. They are making their It’S hard dealing with Parkinson’s ening wear carefully, cent Home. planned. a 1980 graduate of Nasson College Peter Barry of Hartford, the couple left on a wedding home In Waterbury. says a dry cleaning asso The prospective bridegroom is a and a 1982 graduate of Clark trip to Block Island and St. Johq in the Virgin Islands. The bride is a graduate of Bolton High School and hope to the people who ciation executive. 1977 graduate of Newport High University. He is a special educa They are making their home in Hartford. DEAR DR. BLAKER: Your encouragement is Central Connecticut State University with a bachelor now suffer from the ” If glittering trim School and is certified as a New In 1C45, Southern Baptists with tion tutor at Newall School in The bride is a graduate of New Milford High School M y 70-year-old grand very important for her of science degree in biology. She Is employed at St. disorder. mings are glued on in $2 .0 0 OFF Hampshire State firefighter. He is drew from the General Missionary Hamden and is also director and an and attended the University of Missouri and the mother suffers from Par continued emotional M ary’s Hospital. stead of being sewn on, the SERVICE ON KERO-SUN HEAHRS . employed at Dorr Woolen Com Convention over the question of actor with the House of Delavai University of Bridgeport. She is employed with kinson's disease. I care health. Ask The groom is a graduate of Ansonia High School and adhesive may dissolve in pany In Guild, N.H. slavery and other matters. They Dinner Theater in Plainville. Mintz-Hoke Inc. as a public relations account about her a great deal and Parkinson’s disease is a Down in the dumps? G^t Housatonic College with an associate of science help from Dr. Blaker’s dry cleaning solvent, even A June 9 wedding is planned at formed the Southern' Baptists A May 12 wedding is planned at executive. It is difficult for me to devastating condition that Dr. Blaker ON SALE degree. He is employed at St. M ary's Hospital as a newsletter "Fighting De if your dry cleaner utilizes Center Congregational Church, Convention, the largest of Baptist St. Francis of Assissi Church of The groom is a graduate of Manchester High provide the moral support attacks the victim ’s mo ALL KEROSENE HEATER ACCESSORIES quality control maintenance coordinator. Karen Blaker, Ph.D, special care,” says B ill’ Manchester. bodies. ■ South Windsor. School. He received a bachelor of fine arts' degree the doctors say she needs. tor coordination. The pression.” Send 50 cents and a stamped, self- Seitz, executive director Wl WIU nST YOOT from the University of Connecticut and a master of She shakes constantly and cause of the disease is as ANDW Am pn^H OfCMAtOIOII fine arts degree from Yale University. He is director her speech and handwrit yet unknown but it is addressed envelope to Dr. of The Neighborhood believed to result from the Blaker in care of this Cleaners' Association, a -Cariberg-O’Neil- Brown sings the^ues of funding programs for the Connecticut Commission ing are very poor. I ••SAT. MOV. 5, 1 » M ** on the Arts and of the New England Foundation for the understand that there is degeneration of newspaper, P.O. Box"475. nine-state trade group. SACRAMENTO, Calif. (UPI) — Entertainer James Arts in Connecticut. . no cure for her condition dopamine-secreting neu Badio City Station, New Even sewing is no gua- ' ItOOAJL-NOON experiments are now be grown and have svcieted Mr. and Mrs. Donnal Carlberg of Brown, noted for his soul and pop songs, drew faithful which makes It all the rons in the brain. This York, N.Y. 10019. ' rantee of complete protec bachelor of science degree in allied at the University of Connecticut in ing conducted that may their own dopamine. School Road, Andover, announce services at the University of Hartforb. He is employed as fans to court where he sung the blues over charges he more difficult to be strong explains the therapeutic Write to Dr. Blaker at tion, Seitz said. You can make excellent dish cloths from the mesh help even more. Embry Two operations of this the engagement of their daughter, Hartford. failed to pay $500 a month to support a IS-year-old son for her. effect of L-DOPA, a medi the above address. The For example, chain- regional sales manager for the bags in which oranges, potatoes, onions, etc. are sold. onic dopamine-secreting type have been conducted Janet Lynne Carlberg, to Allan The prospective bridegroom has Coca-Cola Bottling Co. of New born out of wedlock. cine that is converted to volume of mail prohibits stitched beads or sequins Just boll for IS minutes in water to which chlorine cells are being surgically on human ParklnsoiV pa lABOr — House O’Neil II of Hartford, son of a bachelor of arts degree in York. " I can’t believe you’re here," on«f excited fan DEAR READER: How dopamine in the brain and personal replies, but ques may fall off if just one bleach has been added. Put still good but no-longer implanted in rat brains in tients in Sweden with 31SI !The Rev. and Mrs. Allan House English from Wesleyan Univer A June 16 wedding is planned at exclaimed Wednesday in a Sacramento County ever difficult It may be, therefore alleviates some tions of general Interest stitch unravels-Individu- needed furniture and appliances back into use by the area of the degenera mixed results. However, O'Nell of West Hartford. sity. He is enrolled in the master of St. John’s Episcopal Church in ’' courtroom jammed with spectators who wanted to see you should continue giv of the symptoms. will be discussed in future ally stitched ones are selling them with a low-cost Classified. 643-2711. tion. These cells have this discovery could lend The bride-elect is completing a business administration program West Hartford. the high-powered soul performer. ing her moral support. A set of interesting columns. more secure. I t ( \ . 1/ 14 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. Nov. 5. 1983 MANCHKSTKH MKKAM). Siilurd;i>, MACC News It’s time to remember the less-fortunate SPORTS Editor’s note: This column' is prepared by the Congregational. to give their profit from making the qu ilt to ' ‘those children’s classics and encyclopedia, staff of the Manchester Area Conference of East Catholic and Assumption Junior High in Manchester who need some extra warmth for Churches. schools have also adopted families for Thanksgiv this winter” — warm thoughts from warm EMERGENCY PAN’TRY MHS seventh, East second in state meets ing. If you belong to an organization or club that hearted ladies. , ' By Nancy Carr would like to provide a basket for one of our Our thanks also to James and Dorothy Thanks to Assumption Church for a delightful Director of MACC ' families, please call the MACC office at 649-2093 McAllister and the Cosmopolitan Club, for their collection of needed protein items and to the l.ady or 646-4114. donations to the Human Needs Fund; to Albert 0. from Assumption who graciously delivered to our Liscomb Eagles Let’s talk turkey! And pumpkin pie. and sage We estimate that a turkey and enough food for a Bourret for his gift to the Emergency Pantry; to pantry on a weekly basis. Also to South United dressing and sweet potatoes and apples swim family of four for a week will cost between $50 and Louise Schreiber, Roger Negro, Adelaine Ta- Methodist, St. George’s Episcopal Church, John ming in syrup, and cranberry-orange relish and $60, depending on how many luxuries you pack in. ricco, Evelyn Plouff, Hazel Brodeson, Jim and Post, Donna Florlo, and to two anonymous donors clipped all our loved ones gathered around. Wonderful A holiday basket for an. elderly person may be Joanne Carlson for their contributions to the for strained baby foods. going to smells, kids and grand kids underfoot, flowers approximately $20, including a turkey breast or Shepherd’s Place (which is feeding over 30 and flour everywhere. nice roasting chicken, a frozen pie, and fresh persons dinner and a bag supper five days a SHEPHERD’S PLACE at start Let’s talk Thanks-giving. Thanks-sharing, and vegetables and fruits. Such filled-to-the-brim w eek), State Open remember the neighbors for whom it has not been baskets provide not only the holiday meal, but a Also to the parishioners of St. Bridget’s for their Thanks to the parishioners of St. Bartholomew such a good year. I noticed, in going through the welcome supplement to the household budget. most welcome gift to the MACC Fuel Bank, and to Church for sharing with our hungry neighbors — ■ By Len Auster By Len Auster Herald Sports Writer Seasonal Sharing lists, that two women with Thanks to the Savings Bank of Manchester, you the following persons who have made donations to providing salads, fruits, rolls, and meat; to South Herald Sports Writer young children have lost their husbands this year. can drop off non-perishable foods at any of the Bread for the World in honor of Mrs. Kathleen United Methodist, to Dee Hamill, Donna Barati, SBM offices during regular working hours up Royal Ice Cream, Lee Sullivan and friends. KENSINGTON - This one got Both families are finding it rough-going. Others Maxson: Susan and Ralph Aresti; Harold and KENSINGTON - There was no until Nov. 18. We’ll match up the canned goods Trinity Covenant Church, Hostess Bakery, to the away even before they had a have been plagued with a year of illness, family Judith Mayer; and Elsie Treggor. secret that the Class LL Division with turkeys and fresh fruits to make baskets for 7-Eleven store on Center Street, to St. Bridget’s chance at it. breakup, lost jobs. was going to be the toughest. both Thanksgiving and Christmas. Church, to Camp Wightman (Community Baptist East Catholic, with its gaze The annual Seasonal Sharing Appeal enables us NOTICES "There are at least three or four Parishioner Carl Mundell delivered fresh squarely on the CfAC state Class L to reach out to friends and neighbors, and share good L L teams who won’t be in the SEASONAL SHARING THANK YOUS oranges from the camp), and to Highland Park Cross Country Championship, saw our good year. Representatives from town and Please mark your calendar for Nov. 20 at 3:30 Open,” forecast East Hartford Market, for on-going support. downslate St, Bernard surge to the state welfare, Manchester Visiting Nurses, p.m. when the Ellen Chen piano concert for the High coach BUI Baron after his Believe it or not, before we even hit Nov. 1, three front in the first mile and never Elderly Outreach workers. Headstart, and the benefit of the MACC Fuel Bank is scheduled at Hornets captured the state Class M donations had been given to the 10th annual FURNITURE BANK look back in winning the title with a schools, have been meeting since early October to Emanuel Lutheran Church. At 7 p.m., the championship and before the Class Seasonal Sharing Appeal. We were off with a real total of 64 points. identify households in need. Already over 220 musical prelude will begin the 13th annual LL run. holiday bang when the British-American Club Thanks to Mrs. Pauline Gareau and Mr, Frank The Eagles finished as runners- families have been identified as needing a helping interfaith Thanksgiving service at South United Such was Manchester High’s allocated $500 to the holiday fund. The club also up for the third year in a row with a hand. Methodist. A great day for music lovers. Watch J. Chmielecki. plight. allocated $500 from the Franklyn H.C. Parker total of 98 points. It may be a sign of the times that school social the paper for more details. The Indians went in as defending Memorial Fund to the MACC Fuel Bank. Two “ It doesn’ t look good for the workers have sent in the names of 52 families SPECIAL NEED LL champs but coach George other early-bird givers are William and Ferol Eagles at the mile mark,” East already — 24 more than any other year. We found FOOTNOTE Suitor knew his young team had an Vincent and Thomas and Nancy Moore. Thank The MACC department of human needs is coach Jack Hull said as the that more elderly and handicapped have been uphill fight to make it to next you friends. working with a family in need of two warm coats runners surged past him early in referred for help than last year. JoanneCoykendall, the MACCstaffer responsi Thursday’s Slate Open. "If we for size 10/12-boy, and size 2 girl. Please call us at the 5.000 meter (3.1 mile) run. ble for the Clothing Bank, tells me that as she and come in in the top five it will be like PIECERS, PATCHERS AND PAINTERS 646-4114, if you can provide these items. Also "No doubt, St, Bernard was MACC CHURCHES have already pledged 179 volunteers were going through the clothing last winning the Open,” Suitor said in a needed — men’s winter coats and underwear. impressive," Hull said later. ” We 5 baskets. The following churches have already week, they counted 60 women’s coats and one pre-race article. 5 expected St. Bernard to go out received the coded identification numbers of In case you are wondering, the Piecers, child’s coat. Actually, we need to almost reverse Weil, the Indians didn’t place in hard, but not this hard. We were their assigned families, plus address, phone Patchers and Painters are a Manchester quilting those figures to 60 children’s coats and one PANCAKES FOR MANCHESTER’S HUNGRY the top five. They were seventh hoping they could come back to us number, and family size: group. The triple P ’s were asked by relatives of woman’s coat. If you have infants and chiidren’s The Manchester Lion’s Club (via Ed and Dan with a total of 247 points. But don’t and they did to an extent but they Emanuel Lutheran, Concordia Lutheran, Cen Mr. and Mrs. Roger Ather of 199 West Center St. clothing, they are always in short supply. Boland) have provided the MACC with 30 tickets fret; Suitor certainly isn’t. had such a big lead, we were never ter Congregational, St. Mary’s Episcopal, St, to make a special 25th Anniversary quilt for the Thank you to Phyllis Pierson for a box of for the annual pancake breakfast Sunday from 8 "'The race was really fast and in position to win. James, South Methodist, Community Baptist, couple. infant’s clothing, to Mr. and Mrs. Tortenson for a a.m. to 1 p.m, at the Army A Navy Club. Many that hurts young guys." said "In retrospect, maybe we would North Methodist, Trinity Covenant, Second Piercers, Patchers and Painters then decided bag of baby food, and to Noreen Phillips for the thanks. Lion’s Club members. Suitor. "But we did a good job. And have liked the kids to take it out ■ ■ 1 V- .. ' -E "y the good thing is we have everyb harder. But I've seen that backfire J Herald pnoios oy Pinio ody back." before.” The LL race saw Xavier High The weather turned sunny and so did the performances Kensington. From left to right are Manchester’s John The strategy this time worked Calendar become three-time champ with a for the Saints, who won their total of 67 points. The black-clad of the East Catholic and Manchester High cross country Odom and Vinnie Liscomb and East’s Bert Howard and second Class L title in three years. Falcons outdistanced Southington runners Friday afternoon at the Timberlin Golf course in Ron Adams. * "It’s two different strategies,” and Conard, who took second and said Hull, “ He definitely wanted to cent Home; 3 p.m., service at Vernon Manor; 7:30 Author to speak Tuesday — 10 a.m.. Vineyards study group; 7:30 Film at Trinity third respectively with 106 and 107 be strong the first mile. We want to p.m., church board meeting; teens attend Sheila p.m., women’s prayer and study, 337 W. Middle points respectively. New Canaan be strongert in the third m ile." Dr. Robert Paul Lamb, an author and preacher Walsh concert in Hartford. Turnpike. ” A Thief in the Night,” a film about Bible prophecy, was fourth with 195 points, Ridge St. Bernard had all of its runners from South Carolina, will speak Sunday at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday — 7 p.m., family prayer night; Chancel Wednesday — 10 a.m., Bible study, 1208 Main St.; 7 will be shown Sunday at 7 p.m. at Trinity Covenant field fifth at 205 and Holy Cross bunched in the lop 20 in the first and 7 p.m. at the Full Gospel Interdenominational p.m.. Bell Choir; 7:30 p.m.. Chancel Choir; Bible Choir rehearsal; teen Bible study, Church. 305 Hackmatack St. sixth at 215 in the highly competi East gridders upset Xavier mile of the race. 'The Saints were Church, 745 Main St. Thursday — counseling sessions with Rev. Eddy; study, 277 Spring St. The movie portrays the biblical prediction "There tive race, keeping their focus on No. 1 man Lamb is the author of many Christian biographies, call 646-8599. Thursday — 6:30 p.m,. Junior Choir; 7:30 p.m.. will be no place to bide” found in Revelation 20:11. "By far this was the best race of Adrian Pelchat. "The strategy was including that of Jimmy Swaggart and Dallas Holm. Friday — teens trip to Portland, Maine. Youth Choir; 8 p.m.. ’’The Prophets.” A sequel, ” A Distant Thunder,” will be shown Nov. the day,” said Suitor. "There were to go out and stay as close as More than two million copies of his 12 books are Friday — 10 a.m., Al-Afion. 13 at 7 p.m. Both movies are in color. An offering will eight or nine good teams and the Eagles move into first place tie in HCC possible to each other,” said the in print. be taken. Saturday — 6 p.m.. Renaissance concert and pace at the beginning dictated Saints’ Dan Dern. Lamb has appeared on numerous TV and radio dinner. what happened. It was very fast "Our strategy was to go out and programs. He is a winner of the Guideposts Magazine MIDDLETOWN - The big plays sion kick by Mario DiLorcllo. All return the ensuing kickoff 80 yards into a logjam at the top between Fair work at Emanuel but we did a good job with it," run hard,” said St, Bernard coach writer’s contest. were the difference here Friday this came in the scoend quarter for a go-ahead touchdown. A East. Xavier and South Catholic, N New mother’s group If Manche.ster, going with six jun night as visiting East Catholic But that was wiped out in the twisting run by Doug Post added a each 2-1. The win virtually assures Doug Sharpies. The meetings are open to the public. There is no The following events have been scheduled at Banquet at Center East at least co-ownership of the St. Bernard had four runners in charge. BOLTON — The St. George’s Episcopal Church Emanuel Lutheran Church for the coming week: iors and one sophomore, did have wiped out a temporary Xavier second half as Xavier quarterback two-point conversion for 'a 21-14 HCC crown for the third time in the top 20. East, in comparison, Mother’s Club invites all mothers of young children to Monday — 2 p.m., Beethoven at Vernon Manor; 3:30 The following events are scheduled at Center some consolation as junior Vinnic High lead in 15 seconds on route to Nick DcFclice scored on a 10-yard lead with under five minutes Kelly’s five-year tenure as it placed just two. The Eagles were join their newly-formed group. p.m., staff meeting; 6:45 p.m.. Scouts; youth ministry Congregational Church for the coming week: Liscomb qualified for the Open at an exciting 3.5-22 victory over the run in the third quarter and remaining. _ finishes its conference schedule led by senior Ron Adams’ seventh ‘Jesus is Victor’ to air Meetings are alternate Wednesdays from 9:30 to 11 committee; 7 p.m., memorial gifts; 7:30 p.m., ECW Monday — 7 p.m., Bible study. Federation Room; Edgewood Golf Club with a 13th Falcons in a key Hartford County fullback Sal Pepitone scored on a East’s defense then rose to the next Saturday morning in Bristol place finish in the time of 15:52. a.m. at the church on Route 44. This Wednesday the board meeting: 7:45 p.m., church council. 7:30 p.m., property, Robbins Room. . place finish. Conference football match-up at 4-yard run with Don King adding occasion with Chris Darby inter SOUTH WINDSOR - "Je.sus Is Victor. ’ a portrait against hapless St. Paul. The Junior Bert Howard was 19th for speaker will be Carol Gregoire, Bolton librarian, who Tuesday — 10 a.m.. Old Guard, all retired men of Tuesday — 3:30 p.ih.. Pilgrim Choir, choral room; The top five teams in Class LL, L Palmer Field. both conversions for a 14-13 Xavier cepting a flanker option pass by- of Corrie ten Boom, a Dutch ( i-lstian, will be shown victory was also an important one the Eagles. Seniors Tim Howard will give a presentation on selecting and reading community welcome, program featuring Bennet 5:30 p.m., confirmation, Robbins Room; 7:30 p.m., and M, lop three teams in Class S East had built a 13-0 lead on a lead with 5; 10 left in the fourth Joe Baroni at the Xavier 48-yard Sunday at 7 p.m. at Calvary church. 400 Buckland for the Eagles in regards to the and Bruce Antonia were 21st and Road. children’s books. Call 646-6509. singers and soloists: 1:30p.m., Phebe Circle; 4p.m., board of Christian education. Federation Room; and lop 20 individuals in each race 50-yard fumble recovery return by quarter. line and returning it to the 34. Christian concern, Robbins Room. qualified for the Open. John Canny-and a 2-yard TD pass The lead lasted exactly 15 Giliberto on the ensuing play state playoff as it solidifies their 22nd respectively with freshman Mrs. ten Boom, who lived in Nazi-occupied Holland Junior and Cherub choirs; 6:30 p.m., Lucia at Duff’s: Chuck Kittredge 29th. Mike Barry 0 started outside and then cut back position in Class MM at 7-1. during World War II, was responsible with her family 7:30 p.m., worship and music committee. Wednesday — 6:30 p.m., sacred dance. Federation Southington’s Rick Black held from quarterback John Giliberto seconds, or for the time it look Charismatic mass pianned to the inside and raced to paydirt. The seven wins represents the 56th and Daren Damboragian 81st for saving the lives of hundreds of Jews through the W edne^ay — 7 p.m., Christian education commit Room: 7:30 p.m.. Chancel Choir, choral room, off a challenge at the finish to win to Paul Roy along with a conver Eagle junior Buddy Zachery to DiLoretlo's boot moved the score- most in a single season during for the Eagles. underground. Until 1978, when she suffered a stroke, EAST HARTFORD — A charismatic mass will be tee; 7:30 p.m., Emanuel Choir; evangelism Thursday — 10 a.m,, Bible study. Federation room; the LL individual crown with a board to 28-14. Kelly’s ■stay as head coach. East John Geier of Bethel with a she ministered to people in 65 countries. The film celebrated Nov. 16 at 7; 30 p.ni. at Our Lady of Peace workshop. 6:30 p.m., parish visitation banquet. Woodruff Hall; time of 15:27 over the 5,000 meter There was still life in Xavier as won six games in each of 1979 and a strong finishing kick took the Class represents Mrs. ten Boom’s final appearance before a Church, May Road. The celebrant will be the Rev. Thursday — 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., fair workshop in 7:30 p.m.. parish visitation, sanctuary; prudential, (3.1 mile) layout. The top 10 the Falcons moved 55 yards in year ago. L individual crown with a time of camera, just prior to her illness. Michael Galasso of St. Peter’s Church in Hartford. youth room; 10 a.m., prayer group; 11; 15 a.m., care Robbins Room. finishers in LL had the day’s best seven plays with DeFelice tossing Zachery rushed for 54 yards on 14:54. the day’s best clocking. The public is invited. There is no admission. The public is invited. and visitation: 1:30 p.m., Martha Circle; 2 p.m.. combined effort. a 15-yard scoring strike to Carl eight carries, Post 64 yards on 13 'There was a 26 second differ Laurel Living Center; 3:45 p.m.. Bell Choir; 6:30 The pace and the competition Bulgini. DeFelice tossed to Fritz carries and Giliberto 43 yards on ence in our split which would make V p.m., confirmation classes. was that fierce. But not too fierce V Famiiy prayer at Nazarene Church page deadlines Repick for two points to cut the seven carries for East. Post’s total you feel that would be enough to Renaissance at South Saturday — 9:30 a.m., Lucia, Luther Hall and for the Falcons from Middletown, East lead to 28-22. gives him his second straight win, but you have to be impressed The following events are scheduled at the Church of sanctuary; Area V church women meeting in library The deadline for agate changes and news items who had three runners in the top 10 The following events have been scheduled at South The Eagles failed to move the 1.000-yard campaign as he now has by what St. Bernard did,” Hull the Nazarene tor the coming week: aad board room; 8 p.m.. Alcoholics Anonymous appearing on the Saturday church page is 9:30 a.m and all five scorers in the top 25, ft ■United Methodist Church for the coming week: ' pigskin with Xavier taking over rushed for 1.023 yards on 120 said, ” On this day, St. Bernard no Tuesday — 2 p.m., service at Qrestfield Convales meeting in Luther Hall, 60 Church St. Tuesday. was the eighth class championship Monday — 7:30 p.m., administrative board. possession. But the Falcon bid was carries with two games left. Post doubt was the stronger team. for Xavier. shortcircuited by an alert Eagle had 1,009 yards rushing as a junior. Thirty points is a good John Odom was 46th, Paul defense with Paul Burke making a East had 173 yards on the ground differential,” Toland 51sl, John Comeau 57lh. big interception at the Xavier 46 and 23 in the air on 3-for-5 passing St. Bernard’s strategy ot going to Chip Blodgett 80th, Peter Allyn and returning it to the Falcon 37. by Giliberto. Xavier rushed for 188 the front early and staying to Religious services 85th and Ed Lynch 106th for Two plays later the elusive Zach yards and had 190 more in the air gether was something which East Manchester. Blodgett is the loi5e ery burst 33 yards to the end zone as DeFelice was 13-for-25. DeFe couldn't duplicate. “ I think some sophomore in the junior dominated . rim minister. 9:30 a.m., wor p.m. Lontesslons 4:30 to 5 for a clinching touchdow n with 1:49 lice, however, had those two big of the kids got lost in the shuffle the Assemblies of God pike, Bolton. Sunday 8 o.m., Mormon day masses at 5 ana 7:30 a.m., Sundpy school; 10:45 cast. ship service, nursery, church Eucharist; 10 a.mr Holy Lutheran p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30, p.m. (742-6655) a.m., holiness meeting: 7 left. - V interceptions which East con first mile,” said Hull. "Conse- school; 10:45 a.m., fellow Church of St. Maurice, 32 Suitor expressed pleasure with Colvorv Church (Assem Eucharist, Rev. John Hol- Concordia Lutheran Church ot Jesus Christ of 9, 10:30 and 11:45. (643-2195) p.m., solvation meeting. “ We won it on heart and desire." verted into scores. quently they had to maneuever blies of God), 400 Buckland ship; 11 a.m., forum. (649- llger, ylcar. 11 a.m., fellow St. Bartholomew's Church, Hebron Road, Bolton. The (649-7787). his team after they finished, "That 7077) Church (LCA), 40 Pitkin St., Latter Day Saints (Mor Rev. J. Clifford Curtin, pas said East coach Jude Kelly. "Our The big play was in fashion for around people. We were hoping we Road, South Windsor. Rev. ship hour. Monday through Manchester. Rev. Burton D. mon), 30 Woodside St., Man 741 E. Middle Turnpike, Man was the fastest race of the day and Kenneth L. Gustafson, pas Center Congregational Friday, 4:45 p.m.; evening chester. Rev. M artin J. tor. Saturday moss at 5 p.m.: •defense came to play and we got East as it moved into a tie for first could pull each other along but we Church, 11 Center St., Man Strand, pastor. Schedule: 8 chester. Wayne S. Taylor, Sunday masses at 7:30, 9:15 you did a good job,” he told his tor. 9:30 a.m., Sunday prayer. Wednesdays, 7:30 a.m.. Holy Communion, bishop, 9:15 a.m., sacrament Scholsky, pastor. Saturday Unitarian the big plays from Giliberto and place in the conference. wound up running in too thick of a school; 10:30 a.m., worship, chester. Rev. Newell H. Cur p.m.. Holy Eucharist and meeting; 10:15 o.m., Sunday mass at 5 p.m.; Sundoy and 11 a.m. (643-4466) thinclads on the surprisingly nice tis Jr., senior pastor; Rev. prayers of healing In the nursery; 9:15 a.m., church Zachery when we needed them. It The loss drops Xavier to 6-2 pack, child-care and nursery-; 7:00 school and Christian Growth school and primary; 11:25 masses at 8:30, 10 and 11:30 Universaiist autumn Friday afternoon. p.m., evening service of Robert J. Bills, minister of chapel. (643-9203) a.m. was a good thing because we didn't overall and may be damaging in "Today we were disappointed visitations; Rev. Clifford O. hour, nursery; 10:30 a.m.. a.m., priesthood and relief Saivation Army praise and Bible preaching. St. M ory's Episcopal Holy Communion, nursery. society. (643-4003) St. Bridget Church, 70 Main Unitarlon Universaiist have much offense." the Falcons’ drive to a stale playoff but as far as the season is (644-1102) Simpson, pastor emeritus; Church, Park and Church St., Manchester. Rev. Philip |®«l«»V-East, 153 W. Vernon In the Class M race, taken by Michael C. Thornton, asso streets, Monchesfer. Rev. (649-5311) A. Sheridan and Rev. Emilio Solvation Army, 66) Main St., Manchester. Rev. Arnold East Hartford with a total of 95 "It was a horrendous defensive berth in Class L. The Falcons, like concerned, 1 couldn’t be more ciate pastor. 8 a.m., early Stephen K. Jacobson, rector; Emanuel Lutheran St., Manchester. Copt, and Westwood, minister. 10:30 •pleased.” Baptist Church, 60 Church St., Nationai Cathoiic P. Padelll, co-pastors. Satur Mrs. Randall Davis. 9:30 points, Cheney Tech's Brendan effort on our part,” said 20-ypar East, were second in their division bird service; 8:45 a.m., Rev. Frederick P. Moser, day masses at 5 and 7:30 a.m., service. (646-5151) going into this weekend's play. East went into the season minus breakfast. Woodruff Hall; 10 associate rector. 7:30 a.m.. Manchester. Rev. Dole H. St. John's Polish National Owens and Jeff Virr were 49th and Xavier coach Larry McHugh, who Baptist Bible Church of Gustafson, pastor; Steven P. p.m.: Sunday masses at 7:30, many of its top runners from 1982, Coventry, the Grange build a.m., worship service, sanc>. Holy Eucharist; 9a.m., Holy Catholic Church, 23 Golwav 9, 10:30 and noon. (643-2403) ,50th respectively., The Tech pair is retiring at the end of this East can only help itself with the tuary; 10 a.m. summer Eucharist and Church School Sabin, Intern; Rev. C. Henry St.,'Manchester. Rev. Stan St. James Ctuvch, 896Maln win. especially with it coming including state Class L and Open ing, Route 44, Coventry. Ste Anderson, pastor emeritus.. had qualified to run at last it ' i campaign. "W e made a lot of phen Smith, pastor. Worship church school. (647-9941) with child care; 11 o.m.. Holy ley M. Lancola, pastor. 9 St., ManchestCT. Rev. Fran sTHE against a larger school which champ Steve Kittredge. The Ea First Congregational Eucharist. (649-4583) Sunday schedule: 9:30 a.m., a.m., moss. (643-5906) ■ cis V. KrukowskI, Rev. Ro Monday’s State Sectionals in Herald photo by Pinto mistakes. Zachery had a helluva services Sunday ot 11 a.m. Church of Andover, Route 6, worship In the sanefuary; BIBLE means some bonus points in the gles nevertheless proved to be one and 7 p.m. All are welcome. nursery, children's chapel; bert Burbank, Rev. Richard JESUS IS Windham. game for them. They made on)y a (742-7937) Andover. Rev. Richard H. A. Lamore, team ministry. few big plays but that’s all it complicated system which deter of the top teams in the state. Taylor, pastor. Sunday wor Gospel 10:45 'B.m., Sunday church Nazarene Rev. Edward J. Reardon. PEAKS "1 thought they did a good job. Bucfdy Zachery scored two big touchdowns lor East Community Baptist ship: 11 a.m., nursery care school, nursery, Bible study. VICTOR f ’m pleased with their perfor lakes." mines who makes the state.cham- New Milford was third in L with Church, 585 E. Center St., (643-1193) Saturday masses at 4 and 6:30 A PEKSONAL TOKTRAII Or ■y Catholic Friday night in Middletown as the Eagles upset provided. Church school: Church of the Llvlnp God, Church of the Naiarene, p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30, - mance,” said Tech coach A1 The verdict throws the Hartford pionship games on Saturday. Dec. 116 points followed by Windham Manchester. Rev. James I. 9:30 a.m., Sunday. (742-7696) an evangelical, full-gospel Latvian Lutheran Church 236 Main St., Manchester. CORMI£TEN BOOH Eugono Meek, minister. 9:15 a.m., of Manchester, 21 Garden St., 9, 10:30 a.m., and noon. Xavier, 35-22, to move into a first place tie in the HCC, County Conference football race 3. •. 157 and Ludlow 198. First Congregational church, Robertson School, Rev. Neale McLain, senior (643-4129) prowor I Skinner. J church school for oil ages, Church of Coventry, 1171 North School Street, Man Manchester. (643-2051) pastor; Rev. George Emmitt, kindergarten through Grade Prince ot Peace Lutheran St. Mary Church, 1600 Main Main St., Coventry. Rev. chester. Rev. David W. minister of visitation and St., Coventry. Father James Bsnlsmln Franklin 4 continuing during the ser Bruce Johnson, pastor, 11 Mullen, pastor. Meeting Sun Church, Route 31 and North outreach. 9:30 a.m., Sunday vice; 10:30 a.m., morning River Road, Coventry. Rev. J. Williamson, pastor. wrols; “Msnkind ars vary a.m., worship; 9:30 a.m., days, 10 to 11:30a.m. Nursery school; 10:45 a.m., worship, Masses Saturday at 5:15 worship. Nursery provided. church school In Church and Sunday school. W.H. Wllkens, pastor. 9a.m., children's church and odd crtalurot: ons hall (643-0537) Sunday school; 10:15 a.m., p.m.; Sunday 9:30 and 10:45 caneura what ttiay prae- Lone House. Nursery care Full Gospel Interdenomi nursery; 7 p.m., evening a.m.: holvdays, 5:30and 7:30 Faith Boptlst Church, 52 provided. (742-8487) national Church, 745 Main worship service. (742-7548) service, nursery. (646-8599) Uea, Ihs olhar haft proc- Celtics top Pacers in NBA action Lake St., Manchester. Rev. Second Congregatlonoi St., Manchester. Rev. Philip Zion Evanpellcal Lutheran tlca what lhay canaura. James Bellasov, pastor. 9:30 Church (Missouri Synod), Islanders romp P. Saunders. Sundoy, 10:30 a.m., Sunday school; 10:30 Church, 385 N. Main St., Tha rati alwayt say and Manchester. The Rev. V. a.m., adult Bible study and Cooper ond High streets, Pentecostai sions in the fourth pei'iod, the linal half. Philadelphia 76ers as the only 5 a.m., worship service; 7 Manchester. Rev. Charles W. FOR A ME88A8E OF ' do as lhay ouohl.” BOSTON (UPI) — Robert Par Sunday school; 7 p.m., wor teams that have not lost to the 5 Joseph Milton, pastor. 10 time being 100-93 with 6:27 remain Moncrief added 21 points and p.m., evening service. (646- a.m. worship service and ship service. Tuesday at 7:30 Kuhl, pastor. 9 a.m.. Divine united Pentecostal CHRISTIAN NOPE ANO LOVE ish collected 29 of his 34 points in EAST RUTHERFORD. N.J. Haworth's pass from the right 5316) worship; 10:15 a.m. Sunday Church, 187 Woodbridge St., This was that wll't Lanier 17 for the Bucks, while Mal'ericks. ichurch school; 11 a.m., fel- p.m., speclol Bible studies; loung^ln-chaak way ol the second half and Larry Bird ing oh a pair of fi*ie throws by (U PI) — Brent and Duane side of the net reached Gustafs- First Boptist Church, 240 lowshi'p ho^r. (649-26^) Wednesday at 7:30 p.m., school and Youth Forum. Manchester. Rev. Marvin DUie^OPE Moses Malone lopped the 76ers After spotting the Mavericks a Hlllstown Road, Manchester. Holy Communion first and Stuart, minister. 10 a.m., datertblng lha Incontlt- added 31. points Friday night to Butch Carter. J Sutter eacTi" scored a goal and son 15 feet out on the left and he Dr. C. Conley, pastor. (649- Second Congregational worship service. Prayer line, with 19 points. 50-45 halftime lead, the Cavs Church of Coventry, 1746 646-8731, 24 hours. third Sunday. (649-4243) Sunday school; 11 a.m., A Ministry ol loncy ol US all. Ifa aaay In' lead the Boston Celtics to a 121-^5 assisted on each other's goal, lifted the puck into the near 7509) morning worship; .,6 p.m., become a crMIc w ithout Bird had 11 rebounds and five Rockets 113, Pistons 108 outscored Dallas 13-6 and took a and John Tonelli added' a goal First Baptist Chapel of the Boston Turnpike, Coventry. Gospel Holl, Center Street, victory over the Indiana Pacers, corner past goaltender Richard Rev. David Jarvis, minister. Manchester. 10 a.m., break evening worship; 7:30 p.m., enter CngnEitiMil Ctiirch raeognizing our own cul assists while Parish had eight At Deti'oit, Allen Leavell scored 58-56 lead on a 22-footer by Free Deaf, 240 Hlllstown Road, Methodist bible study (Tuesday); 7 M in n iH lir The loss was the 17lh consecutive and an assist to lead the New Brodeur for his second goal of Manchester. Rev. K. Regular schedule: 10 a.m., ing bread; 11:45 a.m., Sun pabllTly In lha vary trta a rebounds and blocked three shqts. Houston’s last seven points and with 6:09 left in the third period and worship; 8 a.m., Diol-A-Ride day school; 7 p.m., gospel p.m.. Ladles' prayer (Thurs road defeat for Indiana, which has York Islanders to a 6-1 victory the game, Kreutzer, pastor. (643-7543) Bolton United Methodist day); 7 p.m.. Men's prayer wa crlHelta. Tl lha only Kevin McHale added 20 for Boston, made a key steal with a minute to never looked back. to church; 8:45 a.m., church meeting. Church, 1041 Boston Turn tool you hava It a ham- not won away from Market Square over New Jersey Friday night, school, nursery to grade (Thursday); 7 p.m.. Youth all in the first three quarters, while play Friday night to help the The Cavs outscored Dallas 34-15 Washington got goals 79 se- pike, Bolton. Rev. Stewart service (Friday). (649-9848) mar, youlandloaaaavtry Arena since Feb. 15 whm they handing the Devils their^ioth Christian Science eight, adult discussion; 11 Lanier, pastor, 9:30 a.m., Dennis Johnson had 15, Clark Houston Rockets to a 113-108 in the third period, with Free cbq^ds apart from Larry Murphy o. m., coffee and fellowship,”Jehovah’s proMam at a nall.- de(eat(t(l the Bulls at Chicago. The straight loss. church school; 11 a.m., wor I stcuTi yf Tsunui Kellogg led Indiana with 24 while getting 17 and Robinson eight, Pint Church of Chrlit, 11:15 a.m., lunlor choir; 4 "Successful victory was the third straight for victoiy over the Detroit Pistons. It was also the 10th straight and Darren Vcitch to open the Witnesses ship service, nursery. (649- Sclonllft, 447 N. Main St.. p. m., Jr. pilgrim fellowship; Presbyterian Parhapa nona la mora Herb Williams added 21 and rookie The score was lied 106-106 when while Dallas took only 12 shots wit h third eriod and overcome a 4-2 Manchester. 10:30 a.m., 3472) ■uacaaplfblaillbh erlHoltm Boston since its opening loss at game in which former Islanders 6 p.m., senior church school Jehovah's Witnesses, 647 North United Methodist Coventry Presbyterian AWORLD Wlt)f. PICTURi::. Steve Stipanovich had 16. , Ralph Sampson fouled out with a six finding the mark. Vancouver lead. ' church service, Sunday and Pilgrim fellowship. (742- FKI.Si N lA l ION IN COLOR than th o ta In poNI o t Hoot ot Detroit, goaltender Chico Resch failed schoal, and care for small Tolland Turnpike, Manches Church, 300 Parker St., Man Church, Route 44A and T row- game-high 26 points with 1:26 to Mark Aquirre topped Dallas 6234) ter. Tuesday, Congregation chester. Richard W. Dupee, bridge Road, Coventry. Rev. Liviug" ratponalbllllV, O'jo v a rn For the second time in as many to beat his ex-teammates. The children. (649-1440) Reading Bucks 104, 76crs 94 The Canucks had gone ahead Tolcottville Congrega- Bible Study, 7 p.m.; Thurs pastor. Schedule: 8:45 a.m., Brad Evans, pastor. Sunday, manlal and olhtrwlaa. play. with 20 points, with 17 coming in New Jersey goalie is now 0-9-1 Room, 454A Center St., Man tlonol Church, Main Street home games, the Celtics never At Philadelphia , Marques John midway through the second chester. (649-8982) day, Theocratic School worship, adult Bible class, 9:30 o.m., worship; 10:45 CM: Usually lha caneura pro- However, Caldwell Jones, who the first half. Phil Hubbard came against the Islanders. and Elm Hill Road, Talcot- (speaking course), 7:30 p.m. ; nursery; )0:15a.m.,worship, a.m., Sunday school: 7 p.m., caada from Ignoranea, trailed. Bird was virtually unstop son scoreji 28 points to lead the period on Darcy Rota’s second tvllle. Rev. Kenneth E. Knox, Service meeting (ministry had 24 points, blocked a shot by off the bench to -score 14 for Islanders defenseman Denis church school for age 3 Blble*sfudy and fellowship. and Hit m alar that Ig- pable in scoring 18 first quarter Milwaukee Bucks to a 104-94 goal of the night and one by Church of Christ pastor. 10 a.m., worship ser- training), 8:15 p.m.; Sunday, through 6 grade, nursery; Kelly Tripucka and Leavell turned Cleveland, .vice and church school. (649- Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., CALVARY CHURCH noranca, (ha mora aavara points as the Celtics burst to a 37-24 Potvin's assist on Tonelli's goal Patrik Sundstrom, the goals Public Bible Lecture, 9:30 5:30 p.m.. Senior Methodist prayer meeting. (742-7222) 647-8301 400 Bucklarfd Road victory over the Philadelphia it into a basket with 1:04 left to give Hawks 103, Bulls 90 lha danunelallon. Evalua increased his assist streak to Church of Christ, Lydall 0815) a.m.; Watchtower Study, Youth Fellowship at church; Presbyterian Church ot lead. 76ers, handing the defending world 12 coming 25 seconds apart. ond Vernon streets, Man 10:25. (646-1490) Ooulh W indsor tion la always noadad. the Rockets a 108-106 lead. At Atlanta, Dominique Wilkins games, which is a club record chester. Eugene Brewer, 7 p.m. sacred dance rehear Manchester,. 43 Spruce St., for an Important Boston led 59-48 at halftime champions their first defeat of the Covenant sal. (649-3696) Manchester. Rev. Richard And canaura It halplul, Cavaliers 105, Mavericks 84 scored 23 points and Eddie Johnson and two short of the NHL mark, The Capitals had overcome a minister. Sunday serylces; 9 racordad maasaga P u t o r K.L. Q u B ta lO o n before the. Pacers made their only season after three victories. Trinity Covenant Church. South United Methodist’ Gray, pastor. 10:30 a.m., whan baaad upon accu- At Richfield, World B, Free added 22 to lejjdThe Atlanta Hawks ’ Capitals 5, Canucks 4 a.m., Bible classes; 10 a.m., Jewish — Church, 1226 Main St., Man worship service, nursery, rala Information and mo- run of the game in the third 2-0 deficit earlier in the second worship; 6 p.m., worship. 302 Hockrtiatock St., Man It was Milwaukees first triumph poured in a season-high 40 points to their tjtfrd straight victory At Landover, Bengt Gustafs- Wednesday, 7 p.m., Bible chester. Rev. Norman Swen Conservative chester. Dr. Shephard S. 9:15 a.m., Sunday school; 7 Hvalad by a aincara daaira quarter. Six times Indiaifa closed period when Gustafsson and study. Nursery provided for Johnson, Rev. Laurence M. p.m.. Informal worship. (643- SUNDAY, NOV.6 to halp. Ba twin to haor to seven points in the third quarter, in Philadelphia since January Friday night and Cliff Robinson Friday njght, a 103-90triumphover son converted a perfect pass Mike Gartner scored. Rota’s son, 8 a.m., worship; 9:25 HIM, pastors. 9 and 10:45 all services. (646-2903) a.m., Sunday school; 10:25 Temple Beth Sholom, 400 0906) and alow to tpaaki but could get .no closer. 1982. added 18 to spai'k the Cleveland the Chicago Bulls. from. Alan Haworth at 1:01 in first goal of the night started the a.m.. coffee and fellowship; E. Middle Turnpike) Man a.m., worship; 9o.m., church at 7t00 PJL (Jamaa 1:ig> Cavaliers to a 105-84 victory over- Th^ Hawks got 16 points from 11 a.m., worship. (649-2855) chester. Richard J. Plavin, school, nursery thrdugh se Parish had) 14 points, in the The Bucks never trailed in the overtime Friday night to give scoring at 14:15 of the first Congregational robbi; Israel Tabatsky, can Roman CathoHc quarter, wnien saw Boston" lead game and led by as many as 18 the Dallas Mavericks. Dan Roundfield while Tree Rollins the Washington Capitals a 5-4 period, Tony Tanti gave Van n io r h ig h ; 10:45 a.m ., The Cavs, who arc now 7-0 scoi-ed 15 points, hauled down 11 Boiton Congrogational Episcopal tor; Or. Leon wma, rdbbi nursery; UnlTed Methodist Church ot the Assumption, bvoryono Is WoleomsI CMUGHOri 90-80. points, 60-42, lute in the first half on victory over tjie Vancouver couver a 2-0 edge 4iil seconds Cluirch, .328 Bolton Center emeritus. Services, 8:15 p m Youth Fellowwip; 7:30 p.m., Adams Street at Thompson Froo AdmIsslonI Lyd #an« V « Indiana, 1-3, again pulled to a free throw by Bob Lanier. The against Dallas in four .seasons, rebounds and blocked a game-high Canucks. Road, at the Green, Bolton. Friday and 9:45 a.m. Satur FaBiIng Good Aboiit later. St. George's Episcopal Bible, song, prayer fellow Road, Manchester. Rev. Ed Bucks-held a 61-49 advantage at the joined the Boston Celtics and the to shots. Rev. R. Stanley Eaton, inte Chuurch, 1150 Boston Turn- day. (643-9563) ship. (647-9141) ward S. Pepin, pastor. Satur ✓ Y o a r s o lf within seven points on two occa «P IK - MANCllKSTKR HKRALIX Siililid;iy. Nov. 5. H)H:I MAN'CHFSTKK HERALD, Saturday, Nov,-5, 1983 — 17 IWL roundup Sports in Brief Carew and Gossage top free agent list Nerf, Junior Hoop Registration Jets need to keep on winning By Fred McMane to terms with the club on a new last six years but has grown return. All are considered Type A Milt Wilcox figures to attract the The Manchester Recreation Department has plentiful items , available to the NEW YORK (UPI) - The New York Jets and the of the San Francisco 49ers. But they are in a position look ahead. We have to concentrate on the future and ■ UPI Sports Welter contract. increasingly disenchanted with the players and the team that signs most attention. Wilcox, 33, has won scheduled registration for the Nerf Football highest bidder in this year’s Baltimore Colts have been two of the biggest surprises where they almost cannot afford another loss, worry about the games ahead of us, not how badly we Carew, who received $1.1 million organization dver the last two them must part with a professional in double figureli in«ach of the last League (ages 12-16) and extended registration for re-entry draft. of the N FL season but for vastly different reasons. especially to a division rival. played in the past. The key thifig for us right now Is NEW YORK — Rod Carew, a this season, is said to be seeking a seasons. In addition to Gossage, Kent player, who goes into the compen six seasons with Detroit. the Junior Basketball League (ages 13-15). The Jets have been surprisingly bad and the Colts Baltimore jumped off to a quick start, winning four that we have to keep on winning." seven-time American League bat three-year contract at $1.5 million Yankees’ owner George Stcln- sation pool, plus an amateur draft The Nerf Football League, played with a Tekulve of Pittsburgh, Doug Bair surprisingly good. of Its first six games, but the Colts dropped two in a ting champion, and Rich Gossage, a year. The Angels want Carew to brenner was hoping to reach choice. Other prominent names on the sponge-rubber football with flags in an indoor of Detroit, Dale Murray of the row before squeezing out a 22-21 victory over In other games Sunday, San Francisco hosts Miami, an eight-time All-Star relief take a pay cut and made It clear agreement with Gossage before Although Gossage has the most list include second baseman gym, is played on Monday, Tuesday and the Jets, pre-season favorites for a Super Bowl Yankees, Randy Moffitt of To Philadelphia last week. New Orleans hosts Atlanta, Chicago visits the Los ^ pitcher, are among 45 players they would not retain their nego the draft but his efforts proved glittering statistics of any of the Manny Trillo of Montreal, second Wednesday nights between 6 and 8 p.m. berth after making the AFC title game last season, ronto, Frank Lacorte of Houston "We're not out of the hole we've dug yet but at least Angeles Rams, Philadelphia hosts Dallas, Washing-- eligible for selection Monday in tiating rights to him if he entered fruitless. Unlike the Angels with relievers on the list, he is exempt baseman Julio Cruz of the White Participants ages 12-16 years old are invited to are 4-5 and tied for last in the East. The Colts, the aad Dennis Lamp of the White Sox we’re starting to see a little light,” said Jets Coach Joe ton hosts St. Louis, Tampa Bay visits Minnesota, New,, major league baseball’s eighth the re-entry draft. Carew, however, the Yankees plan from either Type A or Type B Sox, catcher Ted Simmons of register at the Esat Side Rec office at 22 School St. NFL's worst team last season when they went 0-8-1, have, at one time or another, Walton, "We’re not out of this thing yet. We're only England hosts Buffalo, Houston hosts Cincinnati,. annual re-entry draft. Gossage signed with the New to retain their negotiating rights to classification since this is his Milwaukee, first baseman Darrell by Nov. 11. There is a $5 registration fee and a rec are 5-4 and trail first-place Miami and Buffalo by just distinguished themselves as top two games behind and of our last seven games, five Seattle hosts Denver, Kansas City hosts the Los The 38-year-old Carew, who York Yankees as a free agent on Gossage. second time through the re-entry Evans of San Francisco and first membership card is required. a game in the East. grade relievers. are against teams from our own division. We just have Angeles Raiders, Pittsburgh host San Diego and. finished second in the AL in batting Nov. 23, 1977, after playing out his Recognized as one of the game’s draft. He signed as a free agent baseman Enos Cabell of Detroit. Junior Basketball will continue signups at the Tekulve, Bair and Lamp will They face each other Sunday at Shea Stadium in a to keep winning. Green Bay hosts Cleveland. this season with a .339 average, option with the Pittsburgh Pirates. best relief pitchers, Gossage with the New York Yankees on Simmons, Cruz and Cabell are East Side Rec office, the Mahoney Rec Center prove to be a little more costly than critical game for both clubs. The Jets stayed alive last “It’s a little frustrating the way we playedoverthat On Monday night, the New York Giants visit declared his free agency last week The 32-year-old right-hander has posted a 13-5 record with a 2.27 Nov. 23, 1977, after playing out his expected to be re-signed by their and the Community Y now through Nov. 11 from 6 the rest — not in terms of money week, ending a 3-gamelosingstreak with a27-13upset 3-week stretch but you car’* '"''k buck. You have to Detroit. after five seasons with the Califor played a prominent role in the ERA and 22 saves this season. option with the Pittsburgh Pirates. old clubs, but Trillo and Evans to 8 p.m. There is a $5 registration fee and a rec but in terms of what the club that nia Angels when he could not come success of the Yankees over the Relief piioKprc -ire the most Among the starting pitchers. appear headed elsewhere. membership card is required. signs them will have to give up in New England football 76ers trade McNamara P H ILAD ELP H IA — The Philadelphia 76ers Friday traded 7-foot-l Mark McNamara, the Scoreboard team's third-string center, to the San Antonio BU, Huskies vie Spurs for a 1988 second round draft choice. €*• Bucki104,76ers94 Peeters out 7-10 days f^holastic Bowling for piayoff spot MILWAUKEE 004) BOSTON — Boston Bruins goalie Pete Peeters u M . Johnson 10-20 8-16 28* Lister 3-3 (H) is expected to be out of action 7-10 days after being 6* Lanier 7-14 3-4 17* Moncrief 8-14 5-5 21* knocked unconscious in Thursday night's 9-5 U.S. Mixed Archibald 3-4 3-4 10* Brldgeman 6-15 1-4 By United Press International BU and Connecticut aren't the only 13* Pressey 4-6 1-2 9, Mokeski 00 0-0 0* victory over the St. Louis Blues, the team said MH8 freshman football Ed Larson 222-203-597, To m Hite 202, Cotchlngs 0-2 &0 0* Grevey 0-0 0-0 0. today. New England schools chasing a playoff Reels Lonolln 212-202-540, Ernie Whlp- Totals 41-78 21-35 104. Boston University and Connecticut Dle 205-502, Fred KozIckI 227, John Peeters, who suffered a concussion, was in good berth. Holy Cross, 8-0 and flying, visits Manchester High freshman football PH ILA D ELPH IA (94) meet for a playoff berth while Holy Harvard to try and avenge last year’s team capped an unbeaten season KozIckI 227, Rich Pecker 557, Doreen Ervlng 4-11 0-0 8* lavaroni 0-1 1-2 1* condition at Massachusetts General Hospital and 7> Friday afternoon with a 36-18 victory LoChopelle 203-403, Rose Lonotin 170- Malone 6-15 7-8 19* Cheeks 5-7 1-1 11* Cross and Boston College take to the may be released later today or Saturday, last-minute loss. The Crusaders, over the Holl High of West Hartford 507, Dlone Brennan 191-229-505, Su Toney 5-11 4-4 16* Jones 3-6 5-6 11* road for* should-win games to highlight zanne F e lto n 101-179-474, Ruth Urban according to a statement released by the Bruins. ranked No. 2 nationally in Division frosh at llllng. Richardson 3-6 04 6* C. Johnson 5-5 2-4 New England college football action I-AA, seem assured a playoff berth Dwayne Albert scored on runs of 21 179-454, SBe Hole 100-403, T e rry Prlsk- 11 Edwards 4-8 2-2 10, Threott 0-3 04 0. this weekend. and 25 yards and added a conversion waldo 109-470, Fran Moseley 177-4099, Totals 35*73 22-27 94. and, quite likely, a first-round bye. Shello Price 470, Maree DeLlsle 454, Mltwoukee 34 25 25 I I —104 for the young Indians* who wind up 7-0. Linda Cromwell 473. NBA talks resume Monday A berth in the NCAA Division I-AA "We’re proud to be the only Holy Mike Lato rushed for ISO yards and Philodelphia 28 17 18 31— 94 NEW YORK (UPI) — Negotiators for the playoffs is at stake at Nickerson Field Cross team in history to win its first three touchdowns and Dana Matte TrI-Town Three-point pools— Archibold* Toney 2. where BU hosts Connecticut. The added a conversion for Manchester, Fouled out.— Pressey. Totol fouls— National Basketball Association will meet with eight games (and only one HC team has Kelly Dubois* Jon Roe* Don Daly and Ed Arnhelm 203-593, A rt Geer 239-500, Mil representatives of the referees' union in Philadel Terriers are 3-1 in the league while ever won nine in a season)said coach Jeff Wright blocked effectively for Howie Edwards 222-501. Gary Sullivan waukee 21, PhllodelpHla 27. Rebounds— phia next Monday in an effort to break the UConn is 3-0. If BU wins, they clinch at Rick Carter. “ We have a lot at stake in Monchester. Bob Dupre* Jim Pearson* 210-540, Glen Prentiss 201-540, Andy Milwaukee 32 (Lanier 9)* Philadelphia 44 least a tie with UConn and would Don Anderson ond Jim Goddard were M ichaud 211-570, Dick Kingsley 200-200- (Malone 13). Assists— Mllwoukee 26 impasse that has existed since late September this game. We’d like that ninth win." defensive standouts for the Indians. 547, Ray Berlin 207-500, John Lee 531, (Moncrief 6), Philodelphia 21 (Ervlng* and has forced the NBA to begin the 1983-84 advance to the playoffs as the head-to- Holy Cross is coming off a 77-28 win Norm Soren 539, Bob Edwards 521, Toney 5 each). Technical — head winner. A Connecticut win would John Booth 521, Dick Lourle 515, Ken Philodelphia season with a temporary staff of substitute over Columbia during which tailback coach Cunningham. A-— 13,245. clinch the title outright for the Huskies Morgotta 543, Dick Coons 510, Bill officials. Gill Fenerty scored six touchdowns and Torrev 525, Bob Torrev 547, Bob m in Tom Jackson's first year. rushed for 337 yards. Volleyball MarchesanI 507. Wilson on injured reserve “ It's the whole season wrapped up in "We’re going to need a game like that Rocketa113,Piatona108 a nutshell,’’ said BU coach Rick to beat Harvard," Fenerty said. Nile Owla FOXBORO, Mass. — The New England Taylor, who has won or shared three of Harvard has won its last two Ivy Annie Gagnon 1B0-S09* Doris Bou HOUSTON (113) Patriots Friday placed wide receiver Darryal langer 187-501* Maureen Wood 182-468, the last four Yankee crowns. "If we can League games but coach Joe Restic C. Jones 12-18 04 24, Walker 3*11 04 6, Wilson on the injured reserve list after the rookie Bunny Ahl 18Z Pam Fortuno 457, Sampson 12-12 2-2 26* Ford 3-5 04 6, do the common things uncommonly admits Holy Cross presents a most Marion Smith 469. Herald photo by Pinto underwent arthroscopic surgery to removed a Rec League standings Lloyd 7-15 2*7 16, Bailey 0-4 54 5, Reid 8- well, we’ll be all right." difficult challenge. 15 1-1 17* Leaveil 2-5 5-6 9, Hayes 1-4 04 partially torn cartilage in his right knee. Connecticut’s defense has been its "They have as good balance as •"Men: American Division — Insurers Holiday Caterera 2, M cCroy 1-1 04 2. Totals 49-96 1 522 Wilson, the Patriots' No. 2 draft choice this 3-0* Renn's 3-0. Redwood Farms 3*0, 113. Tech Junior varsity soccer squad strong point, built around linebacker anyone we've played. But we’re happy Angie Ortolan! 136-137-361, Jan Bona- year, suffered the injury in Sunday's loss to the UPI photo Lloyd's Auto Ports 0*3* ABA Tool & Die DETROIT (108) John Dorsey, while tailback Billy to have them down in the Stadium and it 0-3, WotklnsO-3. dles 126, Dot Kelley 133-352* Edie Tripucko 9*20 4-4 22, Levingston 2-5 2-3 Atlanta Falcons. Cavanough 129-346, Elizabeth Day Parks is right BU sensation Paul Lewis could be an exciting game,” Restic National Division — Ambulance 6* Lalmbeer 512 9-11 19, Long 511 4-4 14, Service 3-0* Moln Pub 3-0, Moon Unit 128-351, Dorothy Mathes 126-352* Bunny Thomos 518 56 17, Tyler 8-9 1-2 17, While the varsity had its problems and very good players." Cheney’s scoring, in rushing. TheHuskies, 4-4overall, are said. Family Night vs.Kings 2- 1, Head Chop 2-1, Tierney'sFellows 1-2, 137. Carol Streeter 131-351, Johnson 1-6 4-4 6, Benson 1-3 2-3 4, U.S. golfers lead 'on a two-game winning streak and Ivy League leader Dartmouth, 4-0, Economy Electric 1*2, Monchester Jeon Falkowich 129* Carol Lewis Tolbert 1-2 1-2 3. Totals 38-86 32-38 108. finished with a 4-11 record, the Cheney was diversified with six or seven having nearly knocked off undefeated Holy Ray Neufeld and the rest of the Hartford Whalers will try Property Maintenonce 0-3, Dean Mo- 131-350, Dot M iller 131. Helene Day 348, Houston 35 22 22 34—113 visits pass-happy Columbia and puts its chlne 0-3. Audrey Cody 352, LIndo TomaszewskI Detroit 24 32 25 27—108 Tech junior varsity soccer team had a a hand in the Techmen’s total. Team TO K YO — United States LPGA golfers won 6of Cross three weeks ago. tough defense on the line against John to make it two in a row at home tonight when they host Women's League — SQissor Works 347. Fouled out— Sampson, Thomas. T o successful 1983 campaign, going 11-2- members were: (l-r) Front row: Ed 9 best ball matches against Japanese women The other Yankee Coriference con Witkowski. Something should break 3- 0, Buffalo Water Tavern 3-0, Clark tal players Friday on the opening day of the Sports tests are pride-only matters. New the Los Angeles Kings .at 7:30 p.m. at the Civic Center. Paint 2-1, Nichols Tire 2-1. M e n GOP fouls — Houston 30, Detroit 21. 1. Coach Manny Goncalves fielded a Keeney, Larry Wood, Ed Figiela, Scott when winless Yale visits winless Electric 2-1, Turek All-Stors 1-2, Action Rebounds— Nippon U.S. vs. Japan team competition. Hampshire, which has won four Cornell. Brown, incredibly, plays at Special Family Night ticket prices will be in effect. Above, W Ear Ltd. 1-2, Main Pub 1-2, B&J Auto Robin Smith 184-183-517* Grayce Sheo Houston 48 (Sampson 12), Detroit 46 team of five sophomores and 15 Bettinger, Jack Fino, Sal Vernali. straighy, travels to Maine and, in Repair 0-3, F a rr’s 0-3. 178, Barbara TwIble 473, Lottie Kuc- (Lalmbeer 15). Assists— Houston 27 Penn State. Neufeld takes the low road against New„ Jersey Devil zynski 462. freshmen. Among the sophomores, Center: Chris Eldridge, Matt Coakley, non-league games, Rhode Island hosts (Lloyd 9), Detroit 23 (Thomas 12). A— Lanier draws fine defenseman Dave Lewis in Wednesday's 5-4 Whaler win. 20,718. defenders Chris Chipman and Dennis Matt Cusson, Don Christee, Glen Delaware and Massachusetts visits Elsewhere, it’s AlC at CW Post; NEW YORK — Bob Lanier, star center of the Lehigh. Northeastern travels to Cen Trinity at Amherst; Bates at Bowdoin; Foreman have the best shot at moving Carvey, Doug Johnson. Back row: Milwaukee Bucks, was fined $5,000 Friday by tral Connecticut, whom they beat 59-0 Plymouth State at Bridgewater State; Tennis Basketball Celtics 121$ Pacers 105 up. One lone freshman, center fullback Coach Goncalves, Chris Chipman, Jon National Basketball Association Vice President, last year. Kings Point at Coast Guard; Colby at Don Christee, may move up to the Mazzeo, Don Foreman (co-captain), Operations Scotty Stirling for a fight during a Boston College, fresh off its big win Tufts; Nichols at Curry; Framingham MCC drops from INDIANA (105) varsity next year. “We’re trying to keep Rolland Cote, Frank Carducci, Tol game last Tuesday night with the Detroit Pistons over Penn State, comes back to earth State at Western Connecticut; un-_ Kellogg 10-23 4-5 24, Williams 9-17 56 Men'a reaulta 21* Stlponovlch 7-12 2-3 16* Carter 4-9 4-4 the freshmen together so they can get Vongsarasinh, goalie Tom Jezouit. in which he hit Bill Laiiiibeer and broke his nose. this weekend at Army. The 6-1 Eagles, beaten WPI at Hamilton; Lowell at’ NBA atandinga 12, SIchtIng 2-8 04 4. G. Johnson 2-7 04 rated 13th in the country, need a victory Springfield; Mass, emritime at Maine 4. Thomas 1-3 04 2, Walters 1-3 04 2* used to playing together," Goncalves Missing was co-captain Sean to keep their bowl hopes alive. Army, $100*000 Grond Prlx (West Coast Games ijitt Included) McKenna 4-7 53 11, Lowe 1-3 53 5. Maritime; Union at Middiebury; Nor N JC A A play, 2-0 At Hong Kong* Nov. 4 Combs 2*2 04 4. Steppe 04 04 0. Totals said. "If we can keep them, some will be Sherwood. Williams draw suspension 2-6, has lost to Lehigh and Harvard. Eostern Conference wich at New Haven; Southern Connec Quorterflnals Atkmtic Division 4594 19-24 105. M O N TR EA L — Vancouver Canucks right "It’s a very important game for us. ticut at Cal-Poly ,San Luis Obispo; Brad Gilbert, U.S., def. Martin Davis, w L GB BOSTON (121) winger Dave "Tiger” Williams was handed an We need a win," BC coach Jack Williams at Wesleyan and Westfield By BUI Dumas U.S., 3-6, 7-6, 6*3; Sommy Glammalva. Philadelphia 3 1 Maxwell 1-3 4-6 6, Bird 10-19 11-12 31, »••••••••••••••••#•• (leg), WK oreg Hawthorne ixnee) are advantage of an MCC defensive lapse U.S., def. Rod Frawley. Austrolla, 6-4. 6- New Jersey 3 1 Parish 1518 8-9 34, Henderson 1-8 04 2, out. S Ron Johnson (knee), D E John eight-game suspension Friday for a "potentially Bicknell said State at Western New England. < Herald Correspondent to get on the scoreboard at the 23:37 2; Wally Mosur, Australia, def. David Boston 3 1 D. Johnson 59 55 15, McHale 7-11 58 20, Islanders 6, Devllsl (Joodmon (knee), G Craig WoKley (toot) dangerous" attempt to injure Paul Baxter of the mark of the first half. Pote, U.S., 6-4. 5-7* 7-6; Mork New York 2 1 Ainge 53 1-2 7, Buckner 1-3 2-2 4, ore questionable. CB Harvey Clayton E d m o n d s o n , Australia, def. Wedman 1-4 04 2. Totals 42-78 37-44 121. Football (knee), G Steve Courson (knee) ore G R E E N F IE L D , Mass. — In what Washington NY Islanders 2 2 2— 6 Calgary Flames in a National Hockey League Somehow, Luis Faria was unmarked Nduko Central Division Indiona 24 24 32 25—105 probable. game Oct. 30. turned out to be a very physical match, Odizor, Nigeria, 6-4,6-2. Atlanta 3 1 Boston 37 22 31 31— 121 New Jersey o I 0—>1 BALTIMORE (54) AT NEW YORK in front of the MCC goal on a CCRI First period— 1, N Y Islonders* Tonelll 2 top-ranked Community. College of throw-in from the right corner. Paul $250,000 Grand Prlx Milwaukee 2 2 Fouled out— None. Totol fouls— J E T S (4-5) — Colts D E Donnell At Stodiholm, Nov. 4 Cleveland 2 3 Indiona (Potvln* Bossy), 16:06. 2* N Y Islanders* N FL standings Thompson (knee) Is out. G Steve Wright Norman leads Kapalua Orange holds key Rhode- Island eliminated Manchester DeRosa lofted his throw-in to the goal 34, Boston 26. Rebounds— Indiana 37 D. Sutter.2 (B. Sutler), 17:44. Penoltles— Third Round Detroit 2 3 (ankle) is doubtful. WR Phil Smith (non Community College. 2-0, in ,a New Brion Gottirled, U.S., det. Shlomo Chicago 1 3 (Kellogg 8), Boston 45 (Bird 11). Assists Verbeek, NJ*9:42; Trottler. NYI*minor* football Inlury) Is out. LB Sorry Krauss KAPALUA, Hawaii — Gred Norman, a mouth where an unmarked Faria misconduct* 10:48; Lever* NJ* minor, American Conference V Glickstein, Israel, 7-5, 6-1; Heinz Indiana — Indiana 26 (SIchtIng 3), Boston ^ (D. (knee) Is probable ... Jets FB MIkeA England N JC ^A Soccer Tournament headed it in for a 1-0 lead. misconduct* 10:48; Nystrom, NYI* 13:38; EOit transplanted Australian who was Europe's top Gunthardt, Switzerland, del. Hank Ptls- Wostorn Confer once Johnson 9). Technicals— Indiana coach Augustvnlak (knee) is out. QB Richard semifinal clash Friday morning here. The second half saw MCC take ter, U.S., 4-6, 6-2, 7-5; Mats Wllander, McKinney, Indiana assistant coach New Jersey (served by Ludvig)* 15:10. Pet. P F PA Todd (groin), C Joe Fields (shoulder), money-winner this year, equalled the day-old Midwost Division Second period— 3, New Jersey* Ver Miami .667 199 137 to Bowl picture The loss eliminated the Cougars, Sweden, def. Anders Jarryd, Sweden, 6-2, W L Pet. GB Robertson. A— 14,890. T E Jerome Barkum (nbek) are ques course record with a flawless 65 Thursday to take advantage briefly in the first 10-15 beek Buffalo .667 173 182 11-5, from post-season play while CCRI 6-0; Henri Leconte, France, det. Woltek Dollos 3 2 .600 — tionable. T M arvin Powell (knee-groin), a 2-stroke lead over West Germany's Bernhard minutes of the half, mounting some Fibok, Poland, 6-2, 6-3; Tomas Smid, 4 (Brumwell* Resch)* 13:31. 4, NY Baltimore .556 166 197 TE Tom Coombs (ankle), -LB Jim Denver 2 2 .500 '/3 Cavaliers 105, Mavericks 84 Islanders* B. Sutter 11 (D. Sutter* New England major bowls: plays for the New Enjgland champion offensive thrusts deep into the CCRI Czechoslovakia, def. Gianni Oc- Houston .444 199 189 Ellopolus (thigh), QB Richard Todd are Langer after three rounds of the $300,000 Kapalua By Dave Raffo 2 2 .500 V l Gilbert), 18:36. 5, N Y Islanders, Bourne6 N Y Jets .444 194 1B5 Orange Bowl — Big Eight winner ship against the Springfield Tech- end of the field but coming up leppo, . Utah 1 2 .333 1 probable. International Championship of Golf. UPI Sports Writer Italy, 6-4, 6-1. DALLAS (84) (Kailur, Tonelll)* 19:02. Penalties— C IN C IN N A TI (38) A T H O USTO N (0-9) against Miami, Maryiand, SECorSW C Massasoit Community College winner. empty-handed. San Antonio 1 3 .250 V /7 None. Pittsburgh .778 227 165 Kansas City 1 3 .250 V /7 (Sarnett 0-5 56 5* Aguirre 8-17 54 20, — Bengals RB Charles Alexander runnerup. The winner advances teethe National After the Cougars had their chances, Cummings 1-5 1-2 3, Davis 4-9 04 8. Third period— 6, N Y Islanders* Glllles3 Cleveland .556 171 206 (groin), NT Jerry Boyarsky (neck) are Upsets in doubles play With three weeks remaining until Pocific DIvtoton (Jonsson, Trottler), 0:52.7* N Y Islanders* Cincinnati .333 170 161 Cotton Bowl —- SWe winner against NJCAA Tournament in Trenton, N.J. CCRI managed to apply some pressure Seattle 3 1 .750 — Blackmon 511 2-2 14, Turner 1-3 04 2, questionable. QB Turk Schonert (throw bowl bids go out, the Orange Bowl Ellis 516 55 17. Nimphlus 16 2-5 4, Gilbert 3 (unassisted). 10:17. Penalties— Houston .000 152 246 ing thumb), QB Ken Anderson (back- on Nov. 23-26. Los Angeles 2 1 .667 Va none. HOUSTON — He Nastase used a big serve to appears to hold the key to the overall Maryland, Notre Dame, Big 10 or SEC . and came up with goal No. 2. Arrico San Diego 2 1 .667 Va Horper 16 1-2 3* Spanarkel 26 1-2 6, neck) are probable ... Oilers RB Earl team with Hana Mandiikova for a straight-set runnerup. “ We played flat today.” said MCC West 1-1 (H) 2. Totals 31-85 20-28 84. Shots on goal— N Y Islonders 11-15-6— LA Raiders .667 242 204 Campbell (groin) Is proboble. RB Stan picture. And it's No. 5 Miami (Fia.) and Monteiro took a pass from Faria Golden State 2 2 .500 1 34. Denver .667 153 147 upset of fourth- seeded Bjorn Borg and Bettina coach Greg DeNies. “ It was a very Transactions Portlond 2 2 .500 1 CLEVELAND (105) Edwards (hamstring), LB Tim Joiner No. 7 Maryland holding the key to the Sugar Bowl — SEC winner against directly in front of the MCC net and Shelton 2-5 2-2 6, Robinson 9-19 04 18, New Jersey 11-14-14— 39. Seattle .556 219 206 (knee) are auestionable. Phoenix 1 2 .333 IVa Goalies— N Y Islander^* Melanson. Kansas City .444 182 160 Bunge Friday in a quarterfinal match of the Orange Bowl. Miami, Maryland, Big Eight or Big Ten physical contest which unfortunately pushed the ball into the lower right Friday's Results Hinson 2-3 0-0 4* Huston 0-3 04 0, Free B U F F A L O (8-5) A T N EW E N G L A N D the referees lost control of. We were not 1527 1513 40. Hubbard 511 2-2 14* Cook New San Diego .333 221 252 (4-5) — Bills W R Mike Mosley, CB Dave $400,000 World Mixed Doubles Championship. No. 1 Nebraska is guaranteed to go to runnerp. corner past outstretched Cougar Milwaukee 104, Philadelphia 94 Jersey, Resch. A— 14,981. Notlonol Conference Houston 113, Detroit 108 1-3 04 2, Poquette 1-1 0-0 2* Thompson 5 Kllson, D E Ken Johnson start for WR The 6-3, 6-2 triumph by Nastase and Mandiik the Orange Bowl in Miami if it wins the Rose Bowl — Big Ten winner against able to take advantage of what few keeper Chris Alderucci. Footbolt 5 04 6, Granger 1-2 04 2* Bagley 58 1-1 Eost Tulsa (U S F L ) — Signed offen Boston 121, Indiana 105 Jerry Butler (knee), Mario Clark (knee), ova marked the third upset in as many Big Eight and the Orange Bowl Pacific-10 winner. scoring chances we had. Our season As the second half progressed, play 11, Garris 04 04 0. Totals 4587 18-18 105. W L T Pet. PF PA Sherman White (knee) who are out. RB sive Cleveland 105, Dallas 84 Dallos B 1 0 .889 291 195 quarterfinals Friday. Butch Walts and Roscoe committee would like to pit the Fiesta Bowl — Two out of North was up and down but enjoyable at the became roughter and even more lineman Randy Young, 1975 Iowa State Atlanta 103, Chicago 90 Dallas 23 27 15 19— 84 Capitals 5,Canucks4 Joe Cribbs (onkle), LB Chris ICeatlng Cleveland 27 18 34 26—105 Washington 7 2 0 .778 294 210 (ankle), T Justin Cross (knee), LB 'Tanner also used their big serves to carry their same time." groduote; Cameron University's Bryce Seattle at San Diego, night Phlladelphio 4 5 0 .444 138 167 Cornhuskers against the highest Carolina, Florida, Georgia, Michigan, physical as the referees appeared New York at Portland, night Three^polnt goals— Aguirre, Sponar- Lucius Sonford (shoulder) are proba Vann* running back; 1982 Alcorn State, kel* St. Louis 3 5 1 .389 198 269 partners to upsets of the top two seeds. ranked available school. That would be Washington, Pittsburgh, Notre Dame The game turned out to be a pushing, lenient in their calls. Miss., running back Darnell Toy; Saturday's Games Vancouver 2 2 0 0—4 ble Free. Fouled out— Robinson. Total- Washington 02 2 1—5 N Y Giants 2 6 1 .278 166 214 ... Patriots stort T Darryl Holey (or The remaining quarterfinal match Friday Miami, if the Hurricanes get by East and Iowa. shoving and tripping match which at MCC finally received a pair of yellow linebacker #am Prater, North Alabama (AM Tniies EST) Central Philadelphia at New Jersey, 7:35p.m. fouls— First period— 1* Vohdouver, Rota 12 doubtful BobCryder (thigh). WRDarryol pitted Chris Evert Lloyd and Jimmy Connors Nebraska and No. 11 Oklahoma hope times appeared to be more wrestling cards and a- red card to CCRI’s lone 1981; punter Ken Rosenthal, Southern Dallas 21* Cleveland 29. Rebounds— Minnesota 6 3 0 .667 215 225 Caroiina Saturday and Florida State on Methodist University 1979; and Julius Boston at Washington, 7:35 p.m. (Bublo, Gradin)* 14:15. 2* Vancouver, Wilson (knee) Is out. D E Ken Sims against Carling Bassett and Vince Van Patten. than soccer. The game was played Dallas 39 (Ellis 10), Cleveland 50 TantI 15 (McCarthy, Sundstrom), Detroit 4 5 0 .444 202 169. (fibula) Is questionable. RB Robert Nov. J2. to continue unbeaten in the Big Eight yellow card. By this time, though, play Holt, defensivelineman, Arizona 1982. Cleveland at Indiana, 7:35 p.m. Green Boy 4 5 0 .444 240 264 Los Angeles at Dallas, 8:35 p.m. (Hubbard 1.1). Assists— Dallas 15 (Harper 14:56. Weathers (thigh), LB Cloyton Welshuhn Tanner, who is known for a 100 mph-plus serve, Should Miami stumble unexpectedly, until their Nov. 26 showdown. Ne- basically at midfield with the ball being had deteriorated from finesse to near Boseball 5)* Cleveland 24 (Bagiev 5). A— 3426. Chlcogo 3 6 0 .333 170 198 Phi lodelphla — Released pitcher Larry Houston at Kansas City, 8:35 p.m. Penalties— TantI, Von* 5:46; Langway* (shoulder), QB Steve Grogan (throw teamed with Andrea Jaeger, to defeat top-seeded the winner of the Maryland-No. 3 braksa hosts Iowa State and Oklahoma won by one piayer, another flying in fisticuffs. Was, 8:48; Williams* Van* 16:56. Tampa Bay 0 9 d .000 141 227 ing Christenson; promoted to their 40-man San Antonio at Utah, 9:30 p.m. West ,Jphn Lloyd and Wendy Turnbull 6-1, 6-4. The loss Auburn game will be in the driver’s visits Missouri. with a siide tackle and bodies flying in CCRI had eight shots against six for roster catcher Joe Clpollonl, first San Diego ot Denver, 9:40 p.m. • •••••1b •••••• ••••••*** Second period— 3, Washington, shoulder), FB (Jeorge Peoples (ham Gustaf- San Francisco 6 3 0 .667 261 184 string), TE Lin Dawson (knee), TE emninated the possibility of Lloyd Opposing his seat for an Orange Bowl bid; Auburn Texas can come close to sealing the different directions on several MCC. Fred Nunes and Donald Gomes daseman Francisco Melendez* short New York at Golden State, 11:05p.m. LA Roms 5 4 0 .556 201 197 stop Sunday's Gomes sson 6 (Gartner, Christian), 3:12. 4, Derrick Ramsey (groin) are proba wife, Chris Evert Lloyd, in the finals Sunday, would be in the running, however, only SWe title with a win at Houston. occasions. combined for six saves for the 13-1-3 Washington* Gartner 8 (Shond* New Orleans 5 4 0 .556 203 203 ble. Ken Dowell* third baseman Rich Schu Atlanta at Milwaukee Hockey Atlanta 4 5 0 .444 196 179 Walts, who is making a comeback from cancer, if the Tigers don’t win the Southeastern No. 5 Georgia meets No. 16 Florida in After a hard-fought opening 20 winners against four saves for and lefthanded pitcher George Riley; Seattle at San Antonio Carpen D E N V E R (8-3) A T S E A T T L E (54) — ter)* 4:27. 5* Vancouver* Rota 13 (Gradin* Sunday, N dvtm b tr 8 paired with Betsy Nagelsen to defeat the second Conference title and go tp the Sugar the second week of an SEC round- minutes, CCRI was able to take - Alderucci. assigned pitcher Kelly Downs and Phoenix at Portland Atlanta at New Orleans, 1 p.m. Broncos RB Rob Lytle (knee-lnlured infielder Rusty Hamricto their Portland Smyl), 10:01. 6* Vancouver* Sundstrom 8 reserve) Is out. RB Sammv Winder sealed team of Sherwood''Stewart and JoAnne robin.Florida slipped from a share o t° (TantI, Williams)* 10:26. Penalties— Wos, Buffalo at New England, 1 p.m. Bowl. farm team and both of them will be NHL atandinga Cincinnati at Houston, 1 p.m. (ankle), NT Don Latimer (toe), LB Tom Russell 6-4, 4-6. 6-4, A win by Maryand Saturday practi the league lead last week with a loss to eligible for the malor league draft next Hawka 103, Bulla 90 bench (served by Laughlln)* 5:24; Smyl, Jackson (knee) orequestlonoble. LB Jim (Late <3ame Not Included) Van, 6:25; Gradin, Von, 19:57. Cleveland vs. Green Bay at Milwaukee, Rvon (ankle) Is doubtful. CB Roger cally guarantees the Terrapins a trip to Auburn, which travels to Georgia Nov. month. Wales Conference 1 p.m. College Third pefriod— 7, Washington, M urphy 2 Jackson (toe) Is probable... Seahowks S Walters cite Dickerson 12. Patrick Division (Longway), 5:11.8* Washington, Veltch 2 Dallas at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. the Orange or Cotton Bowl, where No. 2 Tennessee State — Named Bob Lee CHICAf^ (90) GA Ken Easley (toe) Is questionable: T Ron Greenwood 1-10 2-2 4, Woolrldge 1-4 4-8 W L T Ptf. GF (Carpenter* ChrlstTan), 6:30. Los Angeles Raiders at Kansas City, 1 Essink (knee), S John Harris (back), S NEW YOR K — Rookie running back Eric Texas is exptected to go after wrapping Georgia has a 22-game SEC winning U.S. has big lead athletic director. Philadelphia 9 4 1 19 60 44 p.m. 6, Corzine 1-4 1-2 3, Dailey 2-11 5-8 9, Penalties— Paul Mover (rib ), S Don Dufek (ankle) streak, but coach Vince Dooley is Basketball N Y Rangers 9 4 1 19 58 47 San Diego at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. Dickerson of the Los Angeles Rams has been up the Southwest Conference crown. Philadelphia — Traded center Whatley 2-4 1-1 5, Wiggins 7-14 11-12 25, - Sundstrom, Van, 5:28. are proboble. Green 8-14 2-4 14, Oldham 2-4 2-4 8, N Y Islanders 8 6 0 16 62 53 Overtime— 9, Woshington, Gustafsson Tampa Bay at Minnesota, 1 p.m. voted National Football League player of the Here’s the top candidates to go to worried. Aii-America defensive back Mark 43 52 Denver at Seattle, 4 p.m. LOS A N G E LE S RAIDERS (8-3) A T Higgins 3-3 2-2 8, Theus 5-12 0-0 10, Washington 6 8 0 12 7 KANSAS C IT Y (4-5) '— Rolders W R Clift month for October by tbe Professional Football Terry Hoage is amonKUy;ee questiona McNamara to San Antonio for o future Pittsburgh 4 9 1 9 37 52 Baltimore at N.Y. Jets, 4 p.m. draft choice. Totals 3080 30-41 90. (Haworth, Christian), 1:01. Penalties— Branch (hamstring) Is questionable. T Writers of America. ble starters and leading rusher Tron ATLANTA (103) New Jersey 1 12 0 2 35 63 None. Chicago at Los Angeles Rams, 4 p.m. Henry Lawrence (foot), LB Matt Mlllen in Wightman play Adams Division MIomI at San Francisco, 4 p.m. Jackson is benched for a training Roundfleld 8-12 4-4 18, Wilkins 9-13 5-8 Shots on gool— Vancouver 7-11-64)— (foot), WR-XR Cleo Montgomery (groin) Boston 8 3 1 17 58 35 St. Louis at Washington, 4 p.m. 5 23, Rollins 8-11 3-4 15, Davis 2-5 2-3 8, 24. are probable ... Chiefs D E Art Still Bulldog girls violation. 8 6 1 17 79 55 Monday, November 7 Johnson 9-19 3-4 22, Whittman 3-5 0-1 8, Quebec Woshington 12-10-13-1— 36. (hand-shoulder) Is probable. Blues’ Sutter sidelined Buffalo 6 4 3 15 50 41 N.Y. Giants at Detroit, 9p.m. "We haven’t been called upon this WILLIAMSBURG, Va. (UPI) - cross-court backhand passing shots In Rivers 4-7 1-3 9, Glenn 1-7 01 2, Brown 2- Goalies— Vancouver, Brodeur. Nat ionalConference games RadiO/ TV 7 0-0 4, Hastings OO 00 0, Hill 00 0-0 0, Montreal y 6 7 0 12 57 52 Washing Sunday, November 13 ST. LOUIS — St. Louis Blues team captain year to play two teams as good as our Pam Shriver pushed the United States the second set and broke Druie’s senses Hertford 5 6 1 11 43 51 Buffalo at N.Y. Jets, 1 p.m. A T L A N T A (4-5) A T N EW O R LEAN S capture finale •••••••••••••••••••••• Totals 4288 18-28 103. ton, Riggin* Jensen. A — 10*939. (54) — Falcons DT Andrew Province next two opponents,"'' Dooley said. "We into a commanding lead Friday night in in the fifth and seventh games to take Chicago 18 38 20 18-90 Compbell Conference Cincinnati at Kansas CItv, 1 p.m. Brian Sutler will be unable to play for two to three Norris Division Detroit at Houston, I p.m. (shoulder) is probable ... Saints QB weeks because of a hairline fracture to his pelvis, have not played well enough to beat the Wightman Cup competition by the set easily, 6-2. * Atlanta 28 27 27 23—103 David Wilson could replocedoubtful Ken BOLTON — Bolton girls’ soccer SATURDAY , Three point goals— Jahnson. Fauled W L T Pts Green Bay at Minnesota, 1 p.m. the club physician said Friday. Florida. We don’t throw the ball very downing Britain’s Jo Druie 6-3, 6-2. The first team to win four matches Chicago 8 5 0 1( Miami at New England, 1 p.m. Stabler (ribs-knee). RB Wayne Wilson coach Joe Jankowski is hoping what the 12:30 College Football: Alabam a vs. out (knee), P Russell Erxieben (thigh), D E well. Georgia will have to play better Shriver, who has won eight out of 10 takes the cup. The U:S. holds a LS U , Channels 8, 40 — none. Total fouls— Chicago 25, Atlanta Detroit 6 3 2 1, Boxing Philadelphia at Chicago, 1 p.m. Bulldogs did in their finale Friday will Toronto 8 5 2 1, Seattle at St. Louis, 1 p.m. Bruce Clark (thigh), TE Hobv Brenner than we have at anytime for the entire matches with Druie, relied on half commanding 44-10 iead in the 12:30Colleoe Football! Connecticut vs. 27. Rebounds — Chicago 53 (Green, (knee), S Russell Gary (hip) are be an omen for next year. B U , W DR C Oldham 11), Atlanta 48 (Rollins 11). St. Louis 6 7 0 i: Tampa Bay at Cleveland, 1 p.m. Ernie D. loses suit 60 m'inutes if we hope to stay with volleys and relentless aggression to competition. Minnesota 4 7 1 I Pittsburgh at Baltimore, 2 p.m. probable. Ending a somewhat sour season on a 3:30 College Football: Pitt vs. Notre Assists— Chicago 13 (TheOs 5), Atlanta 31 CHICAGO (38) AT LOS ANGELES Florida." down her similarly built, similarly Dame, Channel 3, WINF (DaVIs 8). Technical— Chicago Smythe Division Major fight schedule Dallas at San Diego, 4 p.m. PR O VID EN CE, R.I. - A U.S. District Court In the final Friday match, the U.S. Edmonton 10 2 1 21 73 55 Denver at Los Angeles Raiders, 4 p.m. RAM S (54) — Bears LB Al Harris starts sweet note, the Bulldogs topped Bulke- No. 6 Illinois is in command in the Big styled opponent. 4:00CART Phoenix 150 (tape),Channel Coach for Brian Cabral (hamstring), who Is jury deliberated less than two hours Friday No. 2 doubles team of Paula Smith and Lougherv, Chicago Asst. Coach Gar Calgary 5 6 2 12 44 48 New Orleans at San Francisco, 4 p.m. ley, 3-1, to finish their season at 3-12-1. Ten race. Beginning with Minnesota Druie, ranked 13th in the world, was 22 . 1 66 67 doubtful as is LB Qan Rains (foot). C Cathy Reynolds met the British No. 2 4:00 Boxing: U.S. Amateurs vs. Ireland ter, Vancouver 5 8 11 (c-d$notM dt($ndlng champion) Woshington at N .Y . Giants 4 p.m. before returning a ruling in favor of Sports “ It was good that we ended on an Los Angeles 3 6 4 10 52 58 Nov. 5 at Atlantic City. N.J. — Juan Monday, Noventber 14 Dan Neal (back) Is questionable. S Dave Saturday, the first-place Illini finish considered the best chance to prevent a team of Wade and Barker. (tape). Channels 8, 40 Theus, Johnson, Hastings. A— 8,488 Duerson replaces doubtful Garv Fen- Illustrated in the $8 million libel lawsuit filed optimistic note," said Jankowski. “ The 7-0 whitewash. 5:00 W orld Gymnastics, Dublin Mile Winnipeg 3 8 2 8 43 68 LaPorte vs. (Jerald Haves, 10, lunlor Los Angeles Rams at Atlanta, 9 p.nf. with three of the league’s four worst In the final matches Saturday,,^ llohtwelghts. elk against the magazine by former, NBA guard good part is that most are coming back (tape). Channels 8, 40 Friday's Results (groin). D T Slpve Me Michael starts tor teams. The Cup pits^team of female tennis Shriver meets Barker while Martina 7:00 Kapalua International Golf, ESPN N.Y. Islanders 8, New Jersey 1 Nov. 8 at Atlantic CItv, N.J. — Elllah Ernie DIGregorlo. next year." Tillery vs. Darcy Gayman, 10, crulser- N FL Injuries [>an Hampton (knee), who Is out. Vince Unranked UCLA leads the I^ac-10 stars from Great Britain against a Navratilova goes'against Druie in a 7:15 Kings vs. Whalers, W TIC Washington 5, Vancouver 4 (O T ) Evans or Jim Me Mahon starts at Q B ... Denise Welch assisted Wendy Ploski 7:30 Rangers vs. Nordlaues, Channel 9 Toronto at Wlnhlpeg, night welohts. and visits Oregon Saturday while team from the U.S. The last three times match of each team’s top player. The Nov. 9 at Las Vegas, Nev. — Frank Rams CB Leroy Irvin (groin) Is and Lisa Aspinwali fed Patty Sobol for 8:00 Bruins vs. Canadlens, Channel 38 Saturday's Games AFC (Samos questionable. WR Henry Ellard (shoul NASL’s Manic fold second-place Washington travels to the cup has been played on American 9:00 Boxing: Juan LaPorte vs. Gerald (All Times EST) Fletcher first-half Bolton scores which put the competition finishes with each coun Calendar vs. Jugn Domingo Roldan, 10, mld- SAN OIECJO (38) AT PITTSBURGH der), TE Mike Borber (hamstring), LB Arizona. soil, the Americans have claimed 7-0 Haves, ESPN Buffalo at N .Y . Islanders, 7:05 p.m. (7-2) — Chargers start QB Ed Luther (or George Andrews (wrist), LB Jim Collins M O N TR EA L — The Montreal Manic, a try’s top doubles teams playing, - Vancouver at Detroit, 7:35p.m. dlewelghts; Charlie "White Lightning" Bulldogs up 2-0. Cynthia Joiner re- 11:00 Knicks vs. Warriors, Channel 11 Don Foots (shoulder) who Is out os Is (shoulder), d E Doug Barnett (flu) ore glittering success story two years ago, folded wins. Navratilova and Shriver'against Durie Los Angeles at Hartford, 7:35p.m. Brown vs Frank Newton, 10, lightweights. 'Sponded for Bulkeley in the second half, Also, No. '8 Southern Methodist hosts Nov. ' 10 at Boston — Gonzolo W R Dwight Scales (thum b), S Bob probable. Friday, plunging the North American Soccer Shriver, ranked sixth in the world and Anne Hobbs. SUNDAY N .Y. Rangers at Quebec, 7:35 p.m. Gregor (knee). S Tim Fox (ankle), RB D A L LA S (8-1) A T P H IL A D E L P H IA (4- but Welch got the clincher on a Rice, No. 9 North Carolina hosts 9 a.m. College Football: Pitt vs. Notre ' Boston at Montreal, 8;05 p.m. Montellano vs. Chris Calvin, 10, ligh League closer to oblivion. and playing second doubles for the Navratilova, representing her tweights. Jim Jodat (shoulder-knee), RB Chuck 5) — Cowboys Danny White replaces P breakaway in the closing minutes to Clemson, No. 12 Brigham Young visits Dame (tape), ESPN SATURDAY Pittsburgh at Edmonton,8:05p.m. Monde (hib), TE Eric Slevers (ankle) John Warren (knee), who is out. W R Dre Molson Breweries, owner of the club, cited a United States, broke the serve of adopted country for the second time, 1:00 Cowboys vs. Eagles, Channel 3 Toronto at Calgary, 8:05 p.m. Nov. 10 at New York — Mark Medal send Bulkeley to its 12th loss in 14 Football vs. Kevin Howard, 10i lunlor mld- are questionable. N T Rick Ackerman Pearson (back) Is questionable. D T Don Texas El-Paso, No. 13 Boston College Britain’s top singles player in the 1:00 Bills vs. Patriots, Channels 22, 30 East Hartford at Manchester, 1:30 Philadelphia at St. Louis, 8:35p.m. . sudden fall from grace in which the Manic slipped games. has dominated the tournament thus dlewelghts. (neck), T Andrew Glsslnger (knee), C Smerek (thigh), T Chris Schultz (flue),T visits Army, No. 14 Iowa visits fourth game of the first set to go up, 3-1. 4:00 Colts vs. Jets, Channel 30 UConn at BU, 1 Chicago at Minnesota, 8:35 p.m. Don Macek (neck), T Billy Shields (hip), Jim Cooper (knee-ankleXl»T Phil from an average 23,000 fans per game in 1981 to far. 4:00 Dolphins vs. 49ers, Channel 22 Sunday's Games Nov. 11 at Milwaukee — Steve ZouskI "We played a real good game,” said Wisconsin, No. IS Ohio State visits vs. Leonard Branden, 10, heavyweights; G Ed White-(onkle), G Doug Wllkerson Pozderac (knee) are probaonw. Eagles only 7,000 this past season, absorbing $10 million Druie was never abie to get to a break The British team all but conceded 6:45 Whalers vs. Flyers, W TIC Los Angeles at Boston (wrist),' RB James Brooks (ankle), S DT Harvey Armstrong (knee), S Wes Jankowski. "It was a good team effort. Indiana, No. 16 Michigan hosts Purdue, 7:00 Kapalua International Golf, ESPN Hartford at Philadelphia Steffen Tangstad vs. BUI Hollis, 10, in losses over the three years of operation. point and Shriver held on to win the first matches against the world's top^ Y heavyweight. • Miles McPherson (neck), WR Wes Hopkins (thigh), LB Jody Schulz (knee), We played well, and we played No. ITAIabamd visits Louisiana State set. ' 7:30 Kings vs. Bruins, Channel 38 SUNDAY Quebec at Buffalo Chandler (kidney) are proboble ... RB Mike Wlllloms (shoulder), DE Carl ranked player and was hoping to sweep SuperSonIcs vs. Spurs, ESPN Chlcogo at New Jersey Nov. 11 at Asuncion, Paroguav — Jpse togethelf." and No. 20 West Virginia hosts Temple. ■ItOO , _ Soccer Morlo Flores vs. Juan Carlos GImenez, Steelers LB Bob Kohrs (knee), WR Hairston (head), DE DennI* Harrison Shriver .scored consistently, with the rest of tne 'matches. 11:30 College Football: Oregon vs. South Corollpa at UConn, 1 Detroit at Washington Wayne Capers (foot), T Lorry Brown (back) oree probable. ^C L A (tape), ESPN Edmonton at Winnipeg 12. light heavvwelohls. - - ...... ------IH - MANCHKSTKK lIKKAU). Siilurduv. Nov. 5. 19H3 MANCIIiCSTKK HKKALI). Sulurtliiv T v. 5. 1983 — I9 LOOK FOR THE STARS... C lassifie d■ .... ■ ■ ■ 643'2711 22 Store/Oftice Space ...... 44 Household Goods ...... 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Call TIME CLERKS NEEDED listing, beautiful three > Slore/Office Space 44 HP/2 tops/mag wheels- RESTAURANT WORK hours. Apply: Tommy's Welco Management. HATE FALL CLEAN- ^ ^ Pari and Full lime opaninga tor raaponalMa, anargallc — Apply In person, Mon bedroom, separate unif.'" t ING? Windows washed, $10. Call 646-3388. ______/low mileage! .$7500 or LEGAL NOTICE SECRETARY/BOOK- PIzzarla, 267 East Center 423-0091 peopla who Ilka a job witirdivartlly. Support our walt- day thru Friday, 7am to AUTOMOTIVE ME Features wall-to-wall * leaves raked Quick, ——— — TAG SALE Saturday, best offer. Call from 8am Town of Bolton KEEPER — Full time 3pm. 7-11, 513 C enter Street, Manchester. The P la n n in g C om m issio n o f LOST — SMALL FE ara and wallraasat by preparing lea cream and grill CHANIC — Experience corpet, fireplace, all ap NEWLY DECORATED aualltv worki Coll us at: CREWEL COVERED ...CHRISTMAS November 5th, 9am to to 5pm, 646-4464; after position In Manchester Street, Manchester. the Town of Bolton will hold o M ALE CAT, Black tiger, producit, butting tablet, plut other general rettaurahl necessary. All benefits. pliances and nice yard. 443.^155 Wing Backed Chair, $250. WREATHS FOR SALE in 4pm. Beautiful boy's clo- 5pm, 646-0094. public hearing on Wednes- dullet. Advancement opporlunlllet available. No ex area. Good communica MANCHESTER — Two OFFICE SPACE In Man white paws and white tion and typing skills M 8. M o n Service, Bol An absolute Must to see. bedroom, no utilities, gas chester. Centrally lo ______;______C h e rry C u rio C a b in e t bulk, decorated or undec- thing, size 0 to 5. Lots of doy, November 9, 1983 at 8 chin. Lost In vicinity of perience required. For dalallt and wage Inlormallon HOUSECLEANING — In ton. Forappointmentcall o 'c lo c k p.m. In the C o m m u n required. Shorthand $66,900. Call Taylor Assd- heal. Very neat, good cated with ample park FLORENCE'S CATER- (Watkins Bros.), 3 glass orated. Call 802-334-2079. toys, car seat, shutters, 1974 DUSTER — Auto Main and Williams call Ihe manager between 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. Glastonbury. 4 to 5 days a ity Hall for the following pur helpful but not neces 649-2871. d a te s, 643-4665. locatilon. $410. For Info. ing. C a ll 649-2891. ING— Chrlstmasparties, sides, 3 glass shelves, anytime. Deolers CB radio, household matic. Excellent running poses: Streets. It seen call 643- week. Must be neat and PART TIME DESK stag parties, "None to lighted. $475. Call 649-6670 welcome. goods. 9 Hoffman Road, condition. 79,000 miles. To consider a subdivision FRIENDLY RESTAURANTS sary. Must be able to reliable. Glastonbury CLERK — To work Satur 646^4288. 4251. 474 MAIN STREET — small" Pies for Holidays, offer 6pm. Air conditioning, snows application submitted by 646-1437 work Independently and Cleaning Service. Call day and Sunday morn Lawrence F. Fiano on the have knowledge of one- Real Estate TWO FAMILY FLAT — Business office space. C all 649-5801. ------SALE - MOVING — ava ilab le. $900. C a ll 646- west side of South Rodd LOST — All white long 633-3043. ings, 8am to 12noon. Also ______TWIN BED MATTRESS, Home ond Garden ■ 64 Furniture, air condl- 199 Spencer Street w rlte accounting system , Second floor. 4'/2 room First floor, across from 4377. containing 34 lots and one haired cat. Near 28 North to till In on occasion- Loli/Land for Sale 33 street. Mancheeter, CT preparation of weekly apartment. Newly deco- post office. C oll 646-2426, BABYSITTING DONE IN spring and frame. $25. tioner, wood/coal stove, Elm Street. $25 Reward. An Equal Opportunlly Employer M/F HIGH SCHOOL Junior- varied hours. Pleasant MY HOME — Previous Call 643-5478. ••••••••••••••••••••••• miscellaneous, clothes. To consider a resubdl vision payroll, bank reconcilia roted. Appliances fur 9om-5pm weekdays. 1974 MERCURY M O Please C all 649-7630. Senior, afternoons. Four working atmosphere. We Homes for Sale 31 of property on Camp Meet tions and quarterly pay nished. Adults only. No experience. Available ------AFRICAN VIOLETS FOR and Sunday, NARCH — Automatic, ing Road into two parcels 5 will train. Ideal for re days weekly. Laboring FREE CATALOG — Of ' TOLLAND — Short term Monday thru Friday. Call ...... SALE — Please call 649- 5pm. 21 Harlan power steering, power as submitted by Roy roll and sales tax returns. septic tank and sewer tired, person. Call Con Pets. Security. $350. 649- B A B Y S I T T E R In m y SMALL MOBILE CAR land bargains, 5 acres to lease or rent with option 646-7429. Street. brakes, radio, A/C. Good C rocker. Personals 02 Reply with experience line, cleanlng/lnstalla- necticut Motor Lodge, 7885. Copies of sold mops are on home. Vernon area. Part CUSTOMIZING Com MANCHESTER — New 500 acres, covering Ver to buy available on this 6 ------Misc. for Sole 63 ------running condition. Needs and salary requirements tlon. McKinney Brotn- M anchester, 643-1555. file In the office of the Town time. Mature, loving pany — Is seeking Indi listing, beautiful three mont ond the Berkshlres STORRS — Beautiful two room ranch. Family- MOTHER WILL BAB- exhaust system. $995. Clerk. to P.O. Box 187, Wethers ers, Mitchell Drive, off grandmother type, for 3 vidual who Is energetic, a bedroom, separate unit. at lowest Imaginable pri- , bedroom condo. Fea room, llvingrqom with YSIT all evening hours In ••••••••••••••••••••••• .» C all 643-6648. Robert E. Gorton. Chairman field, CT 06109. Parker Street. Apply 5- LUNCHEON WAI- John N. Esche. Secretary CATCH COMPATIBLES month old and 2 year old. fast learner and can take Features wall-to-wall ces. Write: Land Ca tures w/w carpeting, all fireplace, 1'/2 baths, 2 car 5:30pm. TRESSES — Bus person. m v home. C oll 647-9342. e ND ROLLS--27>^ width P*** « G A R A G E S A L E - Bol- 054-10 FEVER! Connect with Own transportation. Call instructions well. Must be carpet, fireplace, all ap talog, P.O. Box 938, North appliances, breakfast garage on Vx acre. $700 JEWELRY STORE — Dishwashers, Cook. - 25 cents, 13 ^ ^ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ton. Saturday & Sunday, that special person thru 646-5153, leave message able to travel with em pliances and nice yard. Adam s, M A 01247. bar and parking. $385 month. Call today, 646- Part time salesgirl LEGAL SECRETARY Apply In person to: Po- ••••••••••••••••••••••• for 25 cents. MUST be November 5th & 6th. 7 Judy Torlo’s Compati with service. ployer daily. Good start wanted. Afternoons. Call An absolute Must to see. month, plus utilities and 8352. Motorcycles/Bicvcles 72 bles - the dating service with experience. Re dunk M ill Restaurant, 989 ...... picked up at the Man- DOG TRAINING —After- w_._. oft Birch ti«rmvAWis ing pay with room for $66,900. Call Taylor Asso MANCHESTER — Two " first month free. Call 643-8484. quires skills In typing and Ellington Road^ South Painllna/Paparing 52 Chester Herald Office BE- noon classes starting No- Niountaln. lOam to 4pm. that cares. Bloomfield; PART TIME Riding advancement. Sun roof ciates, 643-4665. acre approved building ^ Taylor Associates, 633- shorthand, and knowl W indsor. ••••••••••••••••••••••• FORE 11 AM ONLY. vember 8th, at the East Remodeling left overs SORRY ABOUT YOU0 242-5296, F a rm in g to n : Instructor needed at the Installation experience a lot. Convenient to 1-84 4665. BOY'S DIRT BIKE, $25. CLERK TYPIST — Gen edge in real estate, est Hartford YWCA, Even- Qod miscellaneous M036e,PERKl»«... 673-6777. Glastonbury Equestrian plus. Call Phil, evenings GREEN MANOR area — and all malor shopping. Girls 26" bike, $20. Man's eral office work. Good ates and bookkeeping. Misc. for Rent PAINTING AND PAPER DELIVERING RICH Ing classes available, household Items BUT NW/THAT rW Center. Experience a 6:30 to 8:30, 649-5596. Pretty aluminum sided $30,500. G ordon R ealty, . STORRS — Two bedroom bike 26" 3-speed. A ll very typing skills. 35 hour C a ll days, 643-5820, even HANGING —Exterior LO a M- 5 yards, $60.00 C oll 721-1386. ______HERE, ODYOUVAmr must. Phone 633-4665. work week. Good start HVAC SERVICE SALES three bedroom ranch. 643-2174. w/w and appliances. 15 and interior, ceilings re- plus tax. Washed sand, ------FLEA MARKET (In- good condition. Call 649- Me. T O PINISM Employment PERSONS TO WORK ings 643-9674. — Established commer ing salary plus state be Excellent condition. miles to Manchester. INDUSTRIAL S P A C E paired. References, fully stone, trap rock, and LHASA APSO'S — Three doors) — Sunday, No 2320. VOUR LAM/N? CHRISTMAS HELP — with other girls making cial air conditioning nefits. Send resume to Large lot with trees. Call Laundry facilities. $385 FOR LEASE - 3000 sg. ft. insured, Quality work, gravel. 643-9504. males. No papers. Par- vember 6fh 9am to 5pm Interviewing now for full sandwiches and kitchen, DENTAL RECEPTION com pany In greater H a rt Superior Court GA-19, 646-2389. m onth . C a ll 643-8516. $500 per month. Available Martin Mattsson, even- — ------ents on prem ises. $)25. su n se t R id g e S c h o o L RALEIGH BUILT LA & Education and part time. Both per work. C a ll 649-0305. IST — Part time position ford area seeking sales P.O. Box 980, Rockville, Rentals First month tree. Immedlafciv. Call owner ings 649-4431. ^ C oll 429-6075. East H artford (Forbes DIES 26" bicycle with available, 12 hours per person for service con manent and temporary CT 06066. John, 643-2414 or 649-6218. coaster brake, 3-speed. week In newly opened tract and replacement Condominiums 32 ^ ...... Sllverlane) 25 work needed. $7.20 per FOUR ROOM APART ••••••••••••••••••••••• LABRADORS FOR Booths. 504 admission. English llte-wt. Includes hour to start. Must be general practice office. sales In the residential, Help Wanted 21 SEWING MACHINE SECURITY PACIFIC FI MENT — Second floor. GARAGE FOR RENT — ALUMINUM SHEETS C H R IS T M A S — A K C re g - ______exercise stand, detacha Send resumes only c/o Rooms for Rent over 18 and use of car. OPERATORS NANCE CORP. A leading commercial and light In 41 $240 per month, plus u tili $35 per month plus secur Bullding/Contractino S3 used as printing plates— Istered, block. Show and . ble In like new condition. Evenings and weekend Dr. Botfaro, 162 Spencer dustrial market. Send re N E W 2 BEDRO O M ties, $300deposit. No pets. $75. C a ll 649-1794. Established nation and progressivefinancial Street, Manchester, CT ity deposit required. .007 " thick, 23 X 24 ". 50< field trial background. hours open. No expe institution with continual sume In confidence to: T O W N H O U S E S — 1'/j Phone 643-4751, 4 to 8pm. •••••••••••••••••••■••• each, or 5 for $2.00. Phone Excellent family dog. Re- ^ ' ASSEMBLERS AND wide piliow manufac 06040. baths, fully applianced Please call 871-6098. COIL WINDERS — Fin rience necessary. Excel turer has immediate expansion Is seeking a Suite 7, 388 East Main GENTLEMAN PRE LEON CIESZYNSKI 643-2711. They MUST be serve now and watch ^lULTI F A M IL Y -ln - lent for college students. Street, Branford, CT klfchen with custom ger dexterity necessary. full time openings. Ex customer service repre FERRED. $50.00 weekly. MANCHESTER — Mod BUILDER — New homes. Picked up before your puppy grow. Call jice clubhouse of North- Please call Mary tor an SALES — Newly created 06405. wood cabinets. Choice of Misc. Automotive 76 Experience not needed. perience preferred, sentative. We are looking 646-2000. ern four room apart additions, remodeling, , H :00a.m. only. 646-0323. field Green Condomlnl- ap pointm ent at 721-0349, Inside sales position In an carpet and vinyl floors. ment. Stove, garage. No Will train. Four day day shift, 5 day week, for someone to lend cleri Wanted to Rent 47 rec roonis, garages, kit- urns. Ambassador Drive, N 4pm to 7pm. established East Hart HVAC CONSTRUCTION E le c tric radiant heat. E x lease required. $425 plus week, 10 hour day: 7am- full benefit program, cal support to the branch ROOMS FOR RENT — Chens remodeled, ceil- ••••••••••••••••••••••• Manchester. "Something ford firm for an aggres SALES — Esfobllshed cellent Insulating quali utilities. C all 649-4003. T W O WHITE WALL 5;30pm. Apply at Able including sewing operational activities. C a ll 643-4582 between 5 Ings, bath tile, dormers, W . (c' Everyone!" No- CLEANING PERSON to sive self starter. Set commercial air condi ties Including: Andersen belted snow tires on rims. Coil, Howard Road, incentive. Apply at: Pil- Duties Include customer and 7pm. rooflng. Residential or ...... Musical Items 66 vember 5th. 9am to 4pm. work and supervise even hours and no travel re t io n in g c o m p a n y In double glazed windows. M A N C H E S T E R — E x c e l GARAGE OR BARN for 175 X 85 X 14, like new, Bolton. lowtex Corp., 49 Re- contact, credit checking quired. Must prolect a com m ercial. 649-4291. EXCELLENT " QUALITY ings. Car essential. Call greater Hartford area Insulated and weather- lent modern 3 room winter storage. Call 649- SEASONED HARD ------hardly used. $85 for both. qent St., Manchester. and computer terminal positive Image over the 643-5747. seeking salesperson, ex stripped steel entrance apartment. Fully ap- 5717. WOOD — Oak - Maple - Fits Ford cars. Call 649- LICENSED NURSE - F o e m ' f operation. We are look phpne. Excellent work doors, double glazed FARRAND REMODEL- perienced In designed- pllanced kitchen. Air Hickory. $95/cord. Two 6486 V D U 'LL r m d l o t s o f ] Earn supplement to re ing for an Individual who ing environment. Apply wood sliding patio door. Apartments for Rent 42 ING — Cabinets, roofing, ing at nign priced new ’______enloys people and who build, plans and specs conditioning. No pets. WANTED TO RENT — cord minimum. Cut, spilt LAYW EOUIPMEM.T , tirement Income. Call by phone, 289-2919 be Full basements with Parking space or garage gutters, room additions, ■plonos that w ill depre- CH URCH RUMMAGE MOVING SALE - Furnl- types 50 words per min and replacement market Security and references. and delivered. Call 649- LisirEP EveRV I 649-3092 between 8am and SERVICE STATION AT BAR MAID — Reliable. tween 9am and 4pm. washer 8, dryer connec for one car until March decks, dll types of remo clate, or broken down old SALE - Sa^rdav, No- ,^^6, old clocks, teapots, DAY IN THE ute. "Swift System" ex in commercial and light $350 plus utilities. Call 1831 anytim e. 0 4pm. TENDANT -T With some deling and repairs. FREE To w ork part or full tim e. industrial markets. Send tions. Prices start at MANCHESTER-One, two ‘ 649-4003. 31st, v icin ity of Cam Plano that no one oppre- vember 5th, 9am to 3pm glassware, collectibles, FAMILY WANTARSI mechanical abilities. Clemif's Place, North perience would be a plus. a n d three b e d r o o m estimates. Fully Insured. resume In confidence to: $56,900. CHFA approved. bridge and Oxford 12" G.E. TV — Black and dates? Then come hear.Community 1st antiques, toys, curfolns, O R G AN 1ST - Second Con- Uniforms furnished. Full Windham, near airport. Along with challenge our apartments. Heat and hot Telephone 643-6017, after see and appreciate 40 Church. 585 East Center sMve; Suite 7, 388 East Main PETERMAN REALTY, MANCHESTER — Three Streets. Call Cindy, be white. AC/DC with a ligh gregatlonal Church, or part time. Inquire in C a ll 423-6433. company offers out w ater. $400, $440, $495. 6pm, 647-8509. rebuilt grands, players. Street, Manchester. m,scelloneous. Street, Branford, CT 649-9404 - 647-1340 - 647- rooms with stove and fore 5pm of 525-3131 or ter cord. Bought 11/82. Route 44A. Coventry. Call p e rs o n : 252 S p e n c e r standing career growth 0080. C a ll 649-4800. HERALD PART TIME — Looking 06405. refrigerator. For more after 7pm at 646-4601. Retails (or over $100, will nnn “rln ^ " ••••••••••••••••••••••• Fairfield Street, oft Hart- 742-8379 or 742-6234. Street, Manchester. BANKING — Bookkeep opportunities. Competi DESIGN KITCHENS by ano. Call 871-2143. _ _ __ lord Road. Friday and tive salary structures and for extra money? Earn Information call 529-7858 J. P. Lewis. Cabinets, sell for $60 F irm . 646-7473. ing Department clerk, Placing an ad In Classl- MANCHESTER — Two excellent benefits pack while you learn with Ar NURSES AIDE — 7am to or 563-4438. vanities, formica, Wilson A U tO in O liV G Saturday, 9om to 2pm. Classified part time. 8:30am to tled Is easy. Just call and three room heated age. For immediate con tistry Cosmetics. Expert 3pm or 3pm to 11pm, tull Services Offered 51 art, Corlan counter tops, CRIB, CAR SEAT and SECRETARY FOR SPE 12:30pm, M onday thru 643-2711. W e'll help you apartments. No applian CIAL EDUCATION — sideration please contact training available. Call or part time. Call Mrs. FOUR BEDROOM kitchen cabinet fronts, changing table. All In Antiques 68 If *# C # Friday. South Windsor Urban, Manchester with the wording of your ces. Security. Ph0ne646-' RANCH HOUSE — IV2 V excellentcel leni condition. Call PART TIME EVENINGS For Coventry Public Bank & Trust Co. Contact Security Pacific Finance M s. L e B la n c at 646-4805 complete woodworking for an Interview. M anor, 646-0129. ad. 2426, 9 to 5 weekdays. baths. Private setting, oil aftefer r 4:30pm,4: 646-5150, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cars/Trucks for Sole 71 W O T B I M l t 301 — Limited number of Schools. 15 hours per Warren Matteson, 289- Corp., 985 Main Street, REWEAVING BURN service, custom made 643-2711 positions open, if you week. Typing skills re M anchester, 643-4168. heat. $575 monthly. Call HOLES — zippers, um furniture, colonial repro 646-8316. COVENTRY ANTIQUE ••••••••••••••••••••••• 6061 for appointment. 649-2871. have a good voice and the quired. Call Dr. Donald EOE. Equal Opportunity Em brellas repaired. Window ductions In wood, 9 varie Homes for Sale MUST SELL! C o u r t desire to make between NIcoletti's office at 742- ployer, M/F. 31 Homes for Sale 31 Homes for Sale 31 Homes tor Sale 31 shades, Venetian blinds. ties of hardwood and ffreeT,^Lu7e lY 'c ^ ^ e n - eUenl^^ONg?nSI ' $67 to $120 a week - Call 8913. EO E. THREE SPACIOUS Keys. TV FOR RENT. veneers NOW IN STOCK House One membership. BANKING — Bookkeep ROOMS In newer tour Family or single. Best Graceful P a t, 643-2711, M onday ing ' Department clerk, TELEPHONE OPERA Marlow's, 867 M a in Call 649-9658 or evenings, tiques/ll'a^es" collSes")ur°nTcollectibles, furni- owner ^- aca or Sest“af?er family. Appliances, offer over $75. Call 742- thru Thursday evenings part tim e. 1pm to closing, TOR — Part time to Street. 649-5221. 289-7010. tore# clocks, dolls, between 6pm-9pm. handle busy switch laundry, basement stor 6490. Monday thru Friday. age, yard, parking. Hou- Proof and/or CRT expe board. Must have excel HOUSECLEANING — ANCHOR ELECTRICAL phica,nhl'c"i'’loolV tools, linens, kit- '^3 CHEVY pg good IMPALA condition, - ^ BOOKKEEPER — Expe MANAGEMENT PER lent diction. Monday thru iep’ets accepted. Heat In Honest and dependable. CONTRACTORS — Do chenware, jewelry,glass, 'f rience preferred.' South cluded. $435. 646-0063. e —I c/q4 Now tiros. $700 OT best ^ rience, full time. Apply: SON to manage local Friday, 4:30 pm to Call tor an Interview anv size or type of work. SKI t SKATE SALE toys. Open Thurs, FrI, Sot aao jom Windsor Bank 8, Trust Com* to ton. Buf Of ficHanft. Marlow's, Inc. 867 Main, photography club for In Co. Contact Warren Mat 8:30pm. Phone Mr. Be- after 4pm. C a ll 646-1432. Fully Insured. Free Esti and Sun. 10-5. Manchester. ternational film corp. chdrd, 528-9961. MANCHESTER — Four mates. C a ll 647-0293. Satardov, NavMiiber Sfh teson, 289-6061 tor ap rooms, two bedrooms In loom lo2pm Part time to $984 month. pointment. EOE. OPEN HOUSE BRICKS, BLOCKS, A N T IQ U E LIVIN- SALESPERSON — Full C a ll today, 714-821-8900. S E C R E T A R Y — G laston four family. Appliances, STONE — Concrete. ROBERT E. JARVIS — St. Miry's Episoqul (kirck G R O O M T A B L E — Eight time. Experienced. Ma- bury law office. Working w/w carpeting, off street Chimney repairs. No lob Building and remodeling farli St„ Waadm ter legs, cherry wood. $50. parking and storage. 1979 FIREBIRD — Four .ture. Apply: Marlow's, PART TIME CLERICAL FLORIST DESIGNER — on real estate closings, n'litiil i'iWpwtHII too sm all. C all 644-8356. specialist. Additions, -a 64<-4SM ✓ C all 646-0362, m ornings. pent-$350 plus utilities speed, 301, red. 61,000 In c . 867 M a i n , WORK — Mature person Area florist will have an but shorthand skills de garages, roofing, siding, and security. No pets. miles. Asking $6000. Call Manchester. tor light typing, filing, opening for a full or part sired. Word processor ! EXPERIENCED PAIN kitchens, bathrooms, re C o ll 649-0717. ••••••«•••••••••••••••• 423-4102. answ ering phones, 5-8pm time designer. Give pre available. Reply to Box I, TER — Quality work. placement wlndows- POOL TABLE — Full evenings, Monday thru vious experience In de c/o The Herald. Reasonable rates. Fully /doors. C a ll 643-6712. size,, cues, balls and ex Tag Sales 69 Friday. Reply: P.O. Box insured. Free estimates. tras. Best offer over $50. H O N D A ,'79 Acco rd L X — tail. Write Flowers Inc., Brown. Excellent condi 551, Manchester, CT P.O. Box 1664, Manches WIRER — Excellent op 643-9237, ask tor Je rry . Please coll 643-4014. 06040. portunity in our electri tion. 73,000 m iles. Under PART TIME NEWS ter, CT 06040. TAG SALE — Saturday, PAPER DEALER cal wiring department MANCHESTER — Four ODD JOBS, Trucking. Rooflna/Sldlng 54 BLUEFISH JIGS — 50for $4000. M ust sell. C all 742- rooms, two bedrooms, 9am to 3pm. ROTC, 665 7805. Needed In Hebron. Call WOMAN TO BABYSIT ELECTRICIAN — Jour for an experienced bench Home repairs. You name $55. C a ll m ornings, 649- :i’/2 baths, appliances, Wetherell Street, Man- Tom , >42-9795. my infant 4 hours per dav. neyman experienced In wirer familiar with cable i s i It, we do It. Free esti 2558. t)asement. Excellent lo chester."Thls Is the big 1978 MERCURY MAR C a ll 649-6209. commercial and indus termination techniques mates. Insured. 643-0304. BIDWELL HOME Im gest tag sale you've ever Ability to read schemoi- cation. Lease, security, COMPLETE 1977 Topps QUIS — Four door, fully trial wiring. Benefits. provement Company — seen!" Thousands of tog autom atic. 31,000o rig in al Knit NEWSPAPER P A R T T IM E S A L E S P E R Ics helpful-. Full fringe /•eferences. $450 monthly. WILLING TO DO ODD baseball cord set. Cards C a ll 643-1472. Roofing, siding, altera sale and craft Items, mileage. Mint condition. CARRIER NEEDED SON — 9am to 3pm, benefit.program. Apply: •MANCHESTER — Six JOBS, Housecleanlng, in order. Mint condition. Tooms, three bedrooms. tion, additions. Same baked goods, raffle With stud snow tires and 5 0 0 7 Tuesday, Wednesday & PART TIME — Manches Personnel Department, painting or wood work $55. Call after 4pm, 742- IN MANCHESTER Convenient location, ret- number tor over 30years. items, hot dogs and pizza. w heels. $4500 o r best Thursday. Car neces ter area. Early hours. Gerber Scientific Co., 83 ing. Have own transpor 6016. ‘erences. Security leasp. 649-6495. Proceeds benefit the han offer. C a ll 646-1780. CALL sary. C all 646-2300 be Department store clean Gerber Road West, South tation. C a ll '643-0197. ‘.$500 plus utilities. Lom- dicapped. Rain or Shine. tween 10am and 2pm ing. C a ll 649-5334. W indsor. ONE ODD DOOR new 18" 6 4 7 - 9 9 4 6 •bardo & Associates, 649- MUST SELL! 1974 OPEL only. RESUMES — Xerox co w ide by 6'/2' length. Two TAG SALE — 480 Wood 4003. pied, 50 for $3.49. E nve sliding closet doors, size M A N T A 1900.44,000 orig i COOKS — We need re Heotlng/Plumbina 55 land Street, Friday & nal m iles. New paint, new by Larry Wright sponsible, mature peo Wellsweep Condominium lopes free. PIP the 22" by 6ft, 4'/2" height. KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ™ ^MANCHESTER — Four Saturday, 9am to 3pm. disc brakes and rotors. ple. Part time, days, 9am "While you wait prin $10. C a ll 643-7534 Sofa, end tables, paint room, heated apartment, ters" 391 Center Street, New clutch and pressure 5 to 2pm; and some wee 400 North Main St. Manchester second floor. Walking FOGARTY BROTHERS ings, FP toys, fireplace plate, new exhaust. kends. Apply in person: M anchester. 647-8367. IB M ELECTRIC TY MECHANIC FULLTIME .distance to Main Street. — Bathroom remodel tools, household items. AM /FM cassette stereo. WHiCH i^7 i f , CARi-^le? Ground Round, Glaston PEWRITER — $100. Ex — Three years expe Parking-one car. No pets. ing; Installation water Rear defogg'er. Many ex O R RAV/e you A bad ONT f bury, between 2pm and rience. Must have com CARPENTRY AND MA cellent condition. Call TAG SALE — November A warm and cosy addition Security required. $375 SONRY - Free estimates. heaters, garbage dispo after 5pm, 646-3601. tras! With studded snow 4pm. plete set of tools and be sals; faucet repairs. M9- 6th. Rain or Shine. tires. $1650. C a ll 872-4344. to the cold-weather ward SAT. & SUN. 1-5 P.M. month. Available now. Call Tony Squlllacote649------— “ — ,------robe, a cable-knit cap, experienced In truck re {Reply to B ox H H , c/o The 7657. VIsa/MasterCard Drapes, miscellaneous BABYSITTER WANTED 0811. . WOOD STOVE — Warm scarf and matching mit PHOTO-GUIDE 8184 p a ir and light equipm ent. 'H erald. accepted. household Items. 10am to — For Infant, 40 hours per Excellent benefits. EOE. and com fortable. Atlanta 4pm , 9 T u m b le b ro o k tens. ' EXCLUSIVE 10-18 week. Start February. TWO BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES HATE TO RAKE Works Franklin. Com Drive, Bolton. No. BOOT has complete C a ll 289-8235 betw een ✓ Soft gathers and waist C a ll 646-8673 after 6pm. 8:30am and 4:30pm. FULLY APPIIANCED KITCHINS IVi BATHS MANCHESTER — Avdll- LEAVES? Call Cox's Flooring 56 plete with hinged doors knit directions for set. line interest make this Lawn Service. Leaves and screen. Very good 1969 B U IC K — 225, full TO ORDER, U SR S U M f* r ts s k ELECTRIC RADIANT HEAT CARPCT « VINYL FLOORS ;able Decem ber 1st. Five MOVING SALE — Furni power. Good condition. :raceful dress a favorite raked and removed tor condition. Bargain - uttsm, pisi 509 ftf RSdSfl ssR for all year wearing. In ANDERSEN THERMOPANE WINDOWS CONCRRE PATIOS •room apartment and gar ture, old clocks, teapots, No rust. $525 Firm. Call kaidllRI. age. Centrally located. your convenience. Call $98.88. C a ll 646-5863. glassware, collectibles, short or long sleeves. CELEBRITY CIPHER for free consultation. FLOORSANDING — 742-8296 afte r 6pm. «aat CAioT C«l6brlty Cipher cryplogremt ere creeled from quotellont by femous people, pest INDIVIDUAL BASEMENTS WITH WASHER A DRYER CONNECTIONS On busline. No pets. Se- Floors like new. Special antiques, toys, curtains, (MIMSf SW*n No. 8184 with Photo- 0 end present. Eech letter In the cipher ite n d s for enolher. Todsy'$ ciue: L equtUa Y . •cuflty. C a ll 649-7718. L a rry 649-8646. FOR SALE: '/j Ton chain pictures, china, sliver Guide is in Sizes 10 to 18. izing In older floors, natu (all. $60. C a ll 643-6367. Size 12, 34 bust, SM yards by CONNIE W IENER ral and stained floors. No pieces, miscellaneous. ^MANCHESTER — Four SN O W PLOWING — Fairfield Street, oft Hart 11N Aft. 0l AmrlBH 60-inch. PRICES START AT $56,900. Parking lots and drive waxing anymore.' John SLED — Flexible Flyer, Ntw Yfffe, N.Y. 100M " S V L O B NQBUK TMJNYUL :room apartment located ford Road. Friday and m Pattem i available only ways. Call after 5pm, V e rfa llle , 646-5750. S' long. Toboggan - mode 1979 MUSTANG — Low tn sites thovm. •In four fam ily house. $310 Saturday, 9am to 2pm. mileage. Good condition. CON m i Style HeeOer. WFTK8NY RZJY J ZBHJE XTSEO !per month plus security M ike, 649-0539, 649-6344: In Canada. Used twice. SPECnUlL: Orer 200 m - TO ORDER, liiH l $2.00 ts r n e k C oll 875-2663 or 647-0017. pzttsrz, fin 509 n r |n itz|i n4 CHFA APPROVED deposit required. No pets $50 each. Telephone 646- T W O FAMILY TAG lectiono and a FR EB COMPLETE LEAF AND 2318. Pattara Section In tho h s M Ils f. RSUU KQ, YZTE RT” RQBUK XT followed. Please call 871- HouMhold Goods 62 SALE — Saturday & Sun 1971 SUPER BEETLE — ALBUM . Jnat $2.00. ME tORNEn Construction and Sales by '— SNOW REMOVAL. Yard ;6098. day, November 5th &6th, Good condition. Semi M M SATItJIIM i and brush work. Light EIGHT PIECE Maple 9am til dark. 875 Parker ABCY TMYFTHTUL NQHWU'SNJYTK trucking. General Hand . . v « Diningroom set, sturdy, automatic, passed 0*1M-NU8-OM mi mm. mm 1151 An. «f kSMTlcn ■.THREE ROOM APART- Street. emissions. Asking , $700. te Cress lbe«i ke« te »ekk taen. yman, Roy Hardy. Call USED REFRIGERA $125. Po rta b le set tub, $10. N n Vnti. N.r. 100M •MENT with heat, hot C a ll 644-1294 anytim e. a>iM - ulmRir timn. m Mst Nam, M4i«u altk ZIP FQJCQYC.” — 8CJJN JG8HQP. :water, stove,“irefrlgera- 646-7973. TORS, WASHERS, C a ll 649-9109. pleeed sM ippllceei ieticae. MIE, tftlt Nninr an tlaa. Peterman Building Co. •.UI-aEIRLOOM RAII8IW0RK>-S8 PREyiOUS SOLUTION: "One ol the advantages ol being •tor, carpet. $335. Third Ranges - clean, guaron-- TAG —• Saturday, 5th, New FASHION with spe- LICENSED DAY CARE 1982 C H E V Y I M P A L A type* 4f ■ eedleweft eidlls. disorderly is that one Is constantly making exciting Tfloor. Adults only. No teed, parts and service. STRONG STUDENT 9;30am to 2:30pm. Rain, cial Grace Cole Collection NURSE and mother of WAGON — Brown. $9000.^ t-ttt-TO enri er MEP-N OM- discoveries." — A. A. Milne. • ;pets. Centrally located. Low prices. B.D. P e arl & DESK and chair. School Sunday, 6th. 139 Vernon tfewerfc lt«n to asfee. for larger-sizes; plus S 649-9404 647-1340 '-Security deposit. Call 646- two will care for your Son, 649 Main Street, type. 6 to 12 years old. Street. . Dryer, house- Low mileage. No air. 0-180>T1II PRWn-«reclleM fer BONUS Coupons! OllObyNCA.toc.TMFUg US Pal a TMOM 20 - M ANCHESTER H ER A LD . Saturday, Nov. 4. 19B3 MANCHESTER HICH SCHOOE FOOTBAEL '83 GO FOR IT! Good Luck M.H.S. .V Football Team from the MANCHESTER HERALD AND FRIENDS... THIS PAGE PAID FOR AND SPONSORED BY THE FOLLOWING LOCAL BUSINESSES Congratulations on your Winning PERSONAL T€€ Season.... Personalized Sports and Fun Wear 825 Main Street - Manchester, Conn. 06040 Beat East Hartford! SUPER DISCOUNT CENTER Phone 646-3339 APPLIANCES • VIDEO • AUDIO • TELEVISION "We’re Not Out of Business, 4 4 5 Hartford Rd., Manchester Keeny St. Exit Off 1-84 We just moved up the Street." JEANS PLUS MON THURS Tlk9,EHITlk 9, EHI Til H 647-9997 297 E. Center St. TUBS . 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