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Bv Alex GIrelll dicted the vote would be close, but Associate Editor said the majority will vote in favor V the charter change. He said that no matter what the outcome of the Most leaders In Manchester’s vote, the posture of consolidation charter-revision battle this nnom- proponents will be to ’^16t things ing predicted a close vote oh the controversial referendum Ques­ settle down.’ ’ tion 4, which has divided townspeo­ The Democratic majority on the Board of Directors has established ple into warring camps in the past some conditions for consolidation few months. YOUR and will stick by them if the vote is One leader predicted that a significant majority would votejn - _in4avmr of the change, he said. He said retmition of a volunteer fire today's election against changing d e p a rtm ^ t is one of those the charter to make it easier to consolidate the town and the conditions. " I f I had four dollars, I would not Eighth Utilities District. bet it on the outcome,” said STATE ‘T m feeling very good about it,” William Slelth, chairman of the said Robert Bletchman, president Committee for Charter Revision, of the pro-Eighth District group STEAL, or Stop Tampering with which has led the fight for approval the Eighth’s American Liberties. of Question 4. " It ’s up for grabs.’’ Slelth said that in view of the "Manchester wins when the longstanding controversy between important principles that the dis­ SENATOR the town and the 98-year-old Eighth trict defends survive; I predict District, it will be difficult to agree Herald photo by Tucker Manchester will win big,’ ’ Bletch­ on any consolidation plan. man said. " I think a narrojw vote in favor is concerns changing the Town Charter, while Eighth But James Sarles. a deputy fire Loretta Savilonis, center, gets some conflicting advice as chief in the district’s volunteer fire going to make \ it even more she approaches the Senior Citizens' Center this morning District volunteer firefighter Kenneth Boutin passed her department and a STEAL leader, difficult,” he saidi “ It is going to material calling for a “no" vote. take a lot of patlepce.” to vote. Mayor Barbara Weinberg, left, handed the voter voiced caution. If the majority W town voters literature urging her to vote “yes" on Question 4, which " I t ’s a horse race,’ ’ said Sarles, AS YOUR STATE SENATOR, NEXT YEAR SENATOR today favor the chart^change, the who was using computers to plot district’s power to veto a consolida­ the vote by area and sticking pins tion effort will be removed. The in maps to help make predictions. next step would be to form a SENATOR ZINSSER: ZINSSER WILL: He said the town is highly polarized consolidation commission, which Many want 8th to keep its power over the question of removing would propose a plan to be voted on Town Charter provisions giving the in a townwide election. district the ability to fend off majority of people at two polling alter casting her vote at Nathan and pushing ahead with Wallace Irish, a STBACmember An inlformdl poll of Manchester ★ Led the fight to successfully secure ★ Introduce legislation to control unsolicited consolidation of its fire and sewer voters Bt four polling stations this stations outside the Eighth District Hale School. consolidation. 4 who has been active in the fight services with those provided by the. m om in^ound that most voted — Keeney Street School and " I believe if the town had control ’T v e seen consolidation work in telephone calls - Junk calls - from computer and against the charter change, de­ town government. against changing the Town Charter Nathan Hale School — also re­ of the whole thing, taxes would go the town of Vernon,” said one funds for Manchester’s Sewage clined to make a prediction. " n i sec you at 9 o’clock,’ ’ Sarles and taking away the Eighth' jected the question, the informal up,’’ Allan Lunns of Cambridge Hilliard Street mah, who declined human. His legisiation lost because of sitrong “ My heart says we are going to said. The polls close at 8 p.m. Utilities District’s power to veto a survey found. Street said after voting at Waddell to give his name. win, but 1 really don’t know,” Irish Treatment Plant. Democratic Town Chairman School. Lunns said he voted mostly Roland Newcomb of Phelps lobbing by speciai interests groups in the House said. ’We’re getting a lot of good merger with the town. Ten people voted against Ques­ Theodore R. Cummings, an .avid The ballot item, which is listed as for Democratic candidates, but Road said he voted against charter vibes.” tion 4 and five voted yes, the exit this year. I supporter of consolidation, pre­ the fourth of six referendum went against the recommendation revision because he was suspicious poll found. of the Democratic Town Commit­ of what the leaders of the charter questions, has been the most " I f it’s not broken why fix it?” ★ Successfully Introduced legislation controversial aspect of the 1986 tee and opposed changing the change effort would do if the asked a woman at Nathan Hale charter. question were approved. campaign in Manchester. Exit School who did not want her name ★ introduce legislation to disbar any attorney polls conducted at Robertson and Of four people interviewed in “ I’d like to know what (Demo­ for $2.2 million to reconstruct Rt. 83. Polls favor O’Neill ^ used. ^ convicted of a felony from practicing law In this- Waddell schools — located In the about 20 minutes there, ail said cratic town Director Stephen) Eighth District — found that most " I used to live in the North End they voted against Question 4. Penny and (Democratic Town state. Special interest also killed this bill in the people Voted against changing the and my husband was a firefighter, At Robertson School, though, two Chairman Theodore R.) Cum­ ★ Successfully introduced legislation but Belaga sees win charter. so I know how those people feel,” of five people interviewed said they mings get out of it.” said House this year. While that was to be expected, a Pat Fales of Norman Street said support changing the town charter Newcomb, to provide for a 19.6 mile hiking trail By Judd Everhart But during a campaign stop in The Associated Press Bridgeport, Belaga said; "The from Manchesterto the Willimantic ★ introduce legislation to bring down the rising vibes are terrific. It’s exhilarating. HARTFORD — Democratic We have the momentum." Handful of races mean Senate control cost of insurance. j Gov. William A. O’Neill was The O’Nelll-Belaga race has River. — favored to defeat Republican Julie been heated at times as Belaga Democrats regain the Senate ma­ menon so'hietimes called the “ six- WASHINGTON (AP) — Voters That leaves Dole, a potential D. Belaga heading into Election tried to paint the incumbent as a jority they lost in the landslide that year Itch.” are electing senators in 34 states presidential candidate in the next Day, but the challenger refused to weak leader whose administration swirled Ronald Reagan into the In midterm elections at the today, but it is only a relative national election, paying more give up hope, insisting, "It’s going is built on cronyism. White House six years ago. six-year point of a presidency, the handful of close or dead-heat races attention to places like Florida and to happen.” O’Neill’s campaign was based on And although Republicans hoped party in control of the White House that will determine whether Demo- Alabama and Louisiana than to his Some 1.67 million Connecticut a “ Connecticut is working” theme that Reagan’s political magic as has lost an average of about seven that emphasized the state’s crats regain full control of own returns. residents were eligible to vote As the evening wears on. the camp^ner-in-chief would prove seats in the Senate. The smallest FOR MANCHESTER’S FUTURE RETURN SENATOR healthy economy. O’Neill outspent Congress. today. Secretary of the State Julia Kansas Republican is likely to be the ^ tr o llin g factor in preserving such previous loss of seats was four H. Tashjian said she expected Belaga by roughly $2 million to $1 Fully half the contests are that in the^OP.m ajority, many of their in 1966 which, coincidentally, is the name only and many others would intensely interested in Nevada, about a 70 percent turnout, or about million, a record in total spending leaders stressed the historical and number the Democrats need to fail into the major upset category if California and Washington for the I. 1 million. Polls were to be open in a Connecticut gubernatorial numerical odds against them as erase the current 53-47 majority. the underdog wins. final word on whether he will keep ZINSSER TO THE STATE SENATE today until 8 p.m. race. though preparing to explain a This year, Republicans were The most recent political poll, Take Senate Majority Leader the "m ajority” in his title. O’Neill spent Monday working For after a campaign marked by dcfc&t faced with defending far more conduct^ by the University of Bob Dole, for example. His Demo­ the telephones, calling Democratic massive spending and nasty televi­ Historically, the party of a seats — 22 to the Democrats 12 — town chairmen and other officials. Connecticut and released Friday, cratic opponent mounted the kind two-term incumbent president simply because of the party’s -CLIP & SAVE- of challenge that prompted Dole to sion mudslinging by candidates of 9 " I feel very good" about win­ fares poorly in the off-year election leave most of his campaign money both parties, it is voters in a fe w , ning, O’Neill said. \ Please turn to page 10 held in his second term, a pheno­ Please turn to page 10 Dont Forget to Vote on in the bank. states who will decide whether HARTFORD COURANT ENDORSEMENT Referendum Questions on Nov. 4th TODAY’S HERALD Judge waits for motion In Copas case 6. ‘‘Voters would be well advised to re-elect Republican Shall Ma Town Shall tha Town Jacobsen sees family Mostly cloudy El Shall thara ba a Shall tha Con­ Shall tha Conttl- Shall tha Chartar of tha Town of appropriata approprlta Copas was scheduled to be to continue the case until Nov. 19 still thrashing around and ConatHutlonal atltutlon of tha tlon of tha Stata Mostly cloudy today with a 50 Bv John Mitchell Sen. Carl A. Zinsser, 48, a Realtor, in the 4th Senate Dis­ Convantlon to Stata t>a ba amandad to Manchaatar ba $1,300,000 to $8,880,000 to ra- Three children of freed Ameri­ Herald Reparter sentenced today, but no sentence after Caldwell told him a pre­ moaning. aatabllth a com- amandad to pro- conatruct aldarly habUNata Marv can hostage David Jacobsen had percent chance of showers. Partial amand or ravlaa amandiKl to was passed during the proceeding sentencing report had not yet been Bieu’s battered body was found trict in Manchester, Glastonbury, Hebron, Bolton and tha Conatltutlon allmlnata tha uaa niltalon to ra- vlda that tha ax- multllamlly houa- chaatar High an emotional reunion today with clearing this afternoon. High completed. VERNON — No motion was filed in Rockville Superior Court. April 27 In a wooded area near the ol tha Stata? of party lavan on command candl- clualva mathod of Ing at 208 North School and Wad- their father, who doctors say around 50. Clear and cold tonight The attorney for Copas is ex­ Columbia. This common-sense chairman of the Energy voting machinaa? dataa to tha go- conaolldating tha Elm Straat, to ba dall, Bowara, Var- reversing a'Mansfield man’s guilty Gruenbaum said the motion for a Hop River. An autopsy showed she endured his 17 months of captivity with a low of 20 to 25. Cold pected to file for a change of plea varnor tor nomi­ Oovernmant of financad by ga- plank and tha plea in the murder of a 16-year-oId new attorney was based on new had been stabbed 18 times and and Public Utilities Committee worked unsuccessfully in Lebanon “ remarkably well.” Wednesday. Sunshine giving way before that date. nation aaludgaa? tha Town with naral obligation Nathan Hala Manchester girl, a Superior Court evidence found by a private suffered blows to the head that left tha Eighth U tlll- bonda7 alamantary Jacobsen arrived at the U.S. to Increasing cloudiness. High of 40 Copas, who pleaded guilty Oct. 8 Judge said today as he denied the investigator Copas had hired. He skull fractures, according to a last term for a bill to disbar attorneys convicted of felo­ tlea DIatrIct ba achoola, to ba fi­ military base in Wiesbaden, West to 45. Details on page 2. to murdering Bieu, faces a maxi­ man’s request for a new attorney. said a new attorney had been hir«d, police affidavit. 'The autopsy also tha mathod aat nancad by ga- Germany, on Monday, one day mum sentence of 60 years in prison. nies. Blunt, honest and conservative, Mr. Zinsser often David L. Copas, 25, who pleaded revealed that Bieu had engaged in forth In tha Qa- naral obligation after being freed In thft Lebanese but did not name the attorney. naral Statutaa ol bonda7 guilty in October to the brutal He has already changed his plea sexual activity sometime in the capital of Beirut by nis Shiite Index twice. He originally pleaded guilty shapes his party’s views, and isn’t afraid to stand alone tha Stata ol Con- killing of Manchester High School Assistant State’s Attorney Do­ hours before her death. nactlcut? Moslem captors. Story on page 5. student Laura Bleu in April, was nald Caldwell said he thought to Bieu’s murder in April, then when need be." 20 paa**i 2 ioctlont About five relatives of Bieu’s reported to have filed two motions Gruenbaum shouldn’t withdraw changed his plea to innocent in watched the court proceedings this Jurors switched Advice______13 Lottary. with the court last week. One until the new lawyer presented June. Hartford Courant, Mon. Oct. 27, 1986 Copas, who has been held at the morning. All Indicated they wanted AND ALSO PULL LEVER 4B FOR A majority of jurors at first voted Bi^tlHMS — 18-10 ObItuariM-----10 requested that his attorney, Jerry himself. Brooklyn Correctional Center Copas to get the maximum Q to convict Dr. Russell F. Manfredi Clatsllltd - 19-20 Opinion------0 Gruenbaum of Coventry, withdraw “ I’d ask the motion be denied,” since his arrest, was charged with sentence, SENATOR CARL A. ZINSSER of murder in the 1985 bludgeoning Comics . . 14 People. from the case. The other was said Caldwell said, calling it a delaying stabbing and hitting Bleu on the "H e’s just stalilng,” said Bieu’ s death of his wife, but further Connecticut,___ 4 Sports _ 18-17 to change his plea to Innocent. tactic. head April 25, then dragging her grandfather, Joseph Toth of Storrs. deliberations resulted in a guilty Entsrtainmsnt 13 T«l8vltlon _ _ 13 Judge Eugene T. Kelly said this Saying there was no evidence to into a wooded area off Hop River “ They should take him out and(^ verdict on a lesser charge, a juror Focus______1j U.S./Worid _ 5 . 7 morning that he had no record of warrant a change of attorney, the Road in Coventry while she was shoot hiin like a dog.” RE-ELECT SENATOR CARL. A. ZINSSER revealed. Story on page 4. Locel newt.I ^2 Weather------2 the motion being filed. judge denied the motion. He agreed Paid for by Iha Zlntaar CommIttM, Barbara Higley, Traaaurar. Remember to vote today — polls remain open until 8 p.m y MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuekdav. Nov. 4.1986 - $ t — MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday, Nov. 4, 1986

WEATHER F . fi. / ; Mayor orders !■ . I I O Connecticut forecast . m& nativity scenes Central, Eastern Interior and Sonthwestem C l.1y Altx GIrtlll Manchester AssMation 'of Insu­ Interior; Mostly cloudy today with a SO percent Aueclatt Editor rance Agents, toln officials thatthe •If t- ' chance of showers. Partial clearing this afternoon. association m l^ t be willing to Highs around SO. Wind southwest 10 to IS mph this Manchester Mayor Barbara underwrite the cost of insuring the morning then northwest 10 to 20 mph this afternoon. U Weinberg ordered two nativity flgures. Clear and cold tonight with lows 20 to 2S. Wind scenes Monday to replace the ones William Johnson, SBM’soi'esi- becoming light northwest. Cold Wednesday. tdiat were desUoyed in a recent Are dent, has suggested that thc^scenes Sunshine giving way to increasing cloudiness. s at Center Springs Lodge. be owned by someone either than Highs 40 to 4S. The scenes, ordered from Melin- the town so they could be insured West Coastal and East Coastal: Mostly cloudy Vote, Or Else! ick’s Display and Decorating of more easily. Because the town is today with a 40 percent chance of showers, Gradual If recent trends persistj^less than half of all eligible East Hartford, will be delivered in largely self-insured, it has a $50,000 four to six weeks, so it could be deductible on its fire insurance and clearing this afternoon. Highs SO to SS. Wind voters will cast ballots in today’s election. Voter partici­ southwest 10 to 20 mph this morning. Becoming nnid-December before they are in could not collect for loss of the northwest 10 to 20 mph this afternoon. Clear and pation is typically low in off-year elections. In some place at the center of town and in burned figures. cold tonight with lows around 2S inland, 30 to 3S nations, however, voting is compulsory. Governments :the North End. While the larger figujm in the Low along the coast. Wind becoming light northwest. in Au'stralia, Belgium and Ecuador all require citizens ; On Friday, a group comprising two scenes were damagi^ beyond ■offlclals and interested Manches- repair in the lodge fire on Oct. 17, Temperatures Cold and raw Wednesday. Sunshine giving way to to vote. Anyone who fails to do so may be fined, and increasing cloudiness. Highs around 4S. . ter residents decided to buy flgures some of the smaller animals m ay. repeat offenders may even risk disfranchisement. Some ;for the two scenes after representa- H«nld ptiolo by Tuokw Northwest Hills: Cloudy today with a SO percent be salvageable. Robert Digan, •tives of the Savings Bank of chance of showers. Partial clearing this afternoon. American colonies had compulsory voting laws, but director of the town’s Youth ^Manchester and the Manchester Sendees Bureau, said he will try to Highs 45 to SO. Wind southwest 10 to 15 mph this enforcement was poor. FRONTS: Board of Realtors offered to loan arrange to have some of the young Leafy landing morning, then northwest 10 to 20 mph this DO YOU KNOW — Which political party controls the ;the approximately $13,800 needed people served by the bureau clean C W arm .^^ Cold-^^ afternoon. Clear and cold tonight with lows around The driver and two passengers were injured when this car satisfactory condition at Manchester Memoriai Hospital House of Representatives? to pay for them. A public fund drive and repaint the figures deemed 20. Light northwest wind. Cold Wednesday. ..will be held to repay at least some salvageable. sideswiped a tree and hit a utiiity poie on Princeton Street today with multiple injuries. The driver, Wayne Showers Rain Flurries Snow O c c lu d e d -w - Stationary- Sunshine giving way to increasing cloudiness. MONDAY’S ANSWER — Most lll^al Immigrants come .of the money. The fire is presumed to have Highs around 40. south of Hoiiister Street at about 1:30 p.m. Monday. Two Hollingsworth, 16, of 102 Charter Oak St., wastreatedfor from Mexico. \ ■ Daniel Reale, a member of the resulted from arson, police and fire passengers — Mary Ann Forand, 16, of 57 Coiumbus St. cuts and discharged. He was charged with reckless 11-4-86 Knowledge Unlimited, Inc. 1966 ^Realtors’ board of directors, said officials say. They reported no­ ^ NATIONAL FORECAST — Showers are forecast Wednesday from ; Friday he thought the Realtors thing new in their investigation and Lisa Qyoreri, 17, of 168 W. Center St. — were in driving and ordered to appear in court Nov. 10. Coastal forecast ; might be willing to make the $3,S00 today. eastern Oklahoma and Kanjsas to Ohio. Showers are also expected In A Newapaper in Education Program the board plans to provide a gift. The scenes were originally pur­ southern Florida. Sponsored by chased from the proceeds of a Long Island Sound to Watch Hill. R.I., and .' And on Monday, board President public fund drive and donated to Montauk Point: Mostly southwest winds IS to 20 The Manchester Herald Frank Strano said he will recom­ mend to fellow Realtors that the the town. They were displayed knots this morning shifting to northwest this Judge hears arguments on Route 6 money be donated. “ I think it during Christmas at the center of afternoon. Northeast winds 10 knots tonight would be a good public service town and in Robertson Park. already approved the project and becoming east 15 to 20 knots Wednesday. Seas 2 to 3 project,” Strano said. ■ Since the fire, some controversy An appeals court decision is could go either way. approval. property acquisitions have begun feet today, 1 foot tonight, 2 to 3 feet Wednesday. tlie ^vin g s Bank of Manchester has arisen about where the new expected in about a month on a “ I have no idea what the court . Before construction can begin, Visibility 2 to 4 miles in showers this morning and 1 Almanac plans to donate $1,000 and loan scenes are to be displayed. One of request by opponents of the pro­ will do,” Mobley said. “ The court the DOT must receive environmen­ in the path of the road. Mobley said the state again to 3 ng^iles or less in rain and fog later Wednesday. $9,000. the fond-drive leaders wants the posed Route 6 highway that would was very concerned about the tal permits from the U.S. Army maintained at Monday’s hearing In Today is Tuesday, Nov;' 4, the crat Adlai Stevenson. At the meeting Friday, Kenneth new scene for the center of town stop the state from acquiring plaintiffs losing their property.” . Corps of Engineers and the state New York City that the "Issues are 308th day of 1986. IThere are 57 In 1956, Soviet troops moved in Lappen, secretary-treasurer of the displayed on municipal property. homes and property for the 11.8- Thirty-eight homeowners and Department of Environmental not ripe for judicial review” days left in the year. to crush the Hungarian uprising. mlle road. Assistant Attorney the Eastern Connecticut Citizen Protection. Decisions on both are tecause the highway has not been Across the nation 'Today’s highlight in history: In 1980, Ronald Reagan de­ General Kathryn Mobley said this Action Group, which has helped still pending. In July, U.S. District Court finally approv^. She said it is legal On Nov. 4, 1979, the Iranian feated President Jimmy Carter’s morning. lead the fight against the $170 Snow fell in New Mexico and Colorado today and Mobley, who argued before the million highway project, filed a Judge Jose Cabranes dismissed for the acquisitions to occur. hostage crisis began as militants bid for re-election. Reagan’s rain dampen^ broad sections of the nation from New leaf system 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals in New federal lawsuit in March seeking to the highway opponents’ suit on the The proposed highway would stormed the U.S. Embassy in landslide victory brought with it the Southwest and Plains into the East. York Monday in favor of continu­ stop the state Department of grounds that the actual construc­ extend from the end of Interstate Tehran. Although some of the a Republican-controlled U.S. Snow changed to rain in northern and eastern ing with the acquisitions, said she Transportation from taking prop­ tion had not begun. Opponents 384 in Bolton Notch to a stretdi of people taken captive would be Senate. New Mexico while rain mixed with snow in western is hopeful the three-judge panel erty. They argued that the acquji appealed the decision, arguingthat uncompleted highway in Wind­ freed weeks later, for 52others, it Ten years ago: In his first ham. It would cut through Coven­ North Dakota, but snow continued across the appears successful will rule in the state’s favor. tions were not proper because the lawsuit is timely because was the start of 4^ days in nationally broadcast news con­ try and Andover. central mountains of New Mexico and southeast However, she said the decision road has not received federal highway officials have captivity. ference since the election. Colorado. President-elect Jimmy Carter The experimental system of like Spring Street, it will stay there Thunderstorms ranged across western Texas, On this date; told reporters in Plains, Ga., he townwide leaf pickup seems to be for an extended period. the Texas Panhandle, western Oklahoma and In 1842, Abraham Lincoln intended to be very aggressive in working well, but the town won’t “ We are not losing ground,” southwest Kansas. South Windsor mall appeal to continue married Mary Todd in Spring- keeping his promises to the really be able to gauge its success Chapman said. Rain spread from southwest Missouri across field, III. American people. until the season Is over, Manches­ He said most residents who have central and east central Missouri, southern Illinois, In 1879, humorist Will Rogers Five years ago; The launch of ter’s highway superintendent said phoned about the progress of the permit. has been set. summer. Melvin Simon ft Asso­ Indiana, Ohio, western Pennsylvania and western Bv John F. Kirch was bom in Oologah, Okla. the space shuttle Columbia from Monday. \ collection have been very, under­ When the STC granted Homart “ I ’m confident it (the State ciates of Indianapolis and Bronson New York. Herald Reporter In 1880, the first cash register Cape Canaveral was scrubbed Highway Supeimtendent Keith standing when they are told that the traffic permit, it required 38 Traffic Commission permit) will and Hutensky of Bloomfield had Cold air moved into the upper Mississippi Valley, was patented by James and John with 31 seconds left in the Chapman said crewkoperating the the crews will work in areas where The developers of the Mall at road improvements around the stand,” Neubert said. “ It doesn’t planned to build the 800,000-square- lowering temperatures. curbside leaf vacuurmare getting Ritty of Dayton, Ohio. countdown because of problems the concentration of leaves is Buckland Hills, faced with a legal mall site, most of them in change anything. ’They (Soq^ foot Winchester Mall, which would Today’s forecast called for scattered rain and loads equal to those they would In 1884, Democrat Grover with a pair of auxiliary power heaviest before going on to other challenge to the vital 'state traffic Manchester. Windsor) still have the burden of have been located mostly in South thunderstorms over the southern Plains and lower have gotten under the old system, Windsor with some parking in SCATTERED CLOUDS — Weather satellite photo taken at 3:30 a.m. Cleveland was elected to his first units. areas. permit they acquired in June, said Hartford attorney Michael D. proof.” and he feels the town is doing a Manchester. Mississippi Valley into southern Colorado; showers Chapman said he expects many today they are confident they will Neubert, who represents Homart, shows thunderstorms over central Texas. Thick, layered rain and snow term as president, defeating One year ago; Soviet defector better job of getting the early leaf- The permit is needed to build the scattered across the Ohio Valley; and for low residents will rake their lawns on prevail in court against the town of filed two motions earlier this year clouds stretch across northern New Mexico to the central Plains. Layered Republican James G. Blaine. Vitaly Yurchenko claimed at a proposed 785,000-square-foot Mall Those plans were dropped when clouds and fog to be common over the Pacific fall. the coming weekend, and the South Windsor, which is trying to to block South Windsor’s appeal. In 1022, the entrance to King Washington news conference he Under this year’s system, the at Buckland Hills, which would be Homart and Melvin Simon agreed frontal clouds are visible over New England. Much of the West Is clear. Northwest. collection next week will be heavy. block the project. Those motions were denied Mon­ Tutankhamen’s tomb was disco­ had actually been a kidnap collection is in progress simultane­ located in Manchester qff Buck- to build Just one mall and act as The system this year represents Their comments came after a day by Judge Norris L. O’Neill, vered in Egypt. victim of the CIA, a n d ' 3unced ously in all parts of town. The land Street justjiorth of Interstate partners on the Buckland Hills a significant change from previous Hartford Superior Court -judge Neubert said. In 1924, Nellie T. Ross of he would return to the Soviet traditional way has been to try to development in Manchester. By years, when leaves were picked up denied a motion filed by the .However, Neubert said the de­ Wyoming was elected the first Union. complete one route before going on that time, the Winchester Mall had only once on a predetermined developers that would have velopers were not surprised by the For more than a year'^uMi Today’s birthdays: CBS news ~^bMn reduced In size to 400,000 woman governor in the United to the next. schedule. Under that system, ho­ blocked South Windsor’s challenge action and were sure they would Windsor and Manchester com^ “ It looks promising -at this square feet. States. (She was chosen to fill out correspondent Walter Cronkite 's meowners complained that the of the traffic permit. win the court case. No court date peted for a mall. Until this PEOPLE the term of her husband, William 70. Actor Art Cam ey is 68. Actor point,” Chapman said of the South Windsor is appealing the collection often occurred at the experiment. B. Ross.) Cameron Mitchell is 68. Actor wrong Ume. State Traffic Commission’s deci­ In 1952, Dwight D. Eisenhower Martin Balsam is 67. Actress Under the system, a crew and sion to grant the Homart Develop­ Tammy has enough pretty quickly. It’s for some form was elected 34th president of the Doris Roberts is 56. Actress Kate vacuum are assigned for the Crews would come in many ment Corp. of Chicago the permit of hepatitis — not cancer,” he United States, defeating Demo­ Reid is 56. duration of the six-week pickup places either before the leaves had to build the mall. The appeal Country music singer Tammy said. . season to each of six sections of fallen or when they had already claims the commission did not been infused with ice and snow. Wynette has canceled her con­ town. The crew scoops up leaves consider the mail’s impact on Marchiano, now the wife of a wherever there is a good supply at At one point, the Board of certs for the rest of the year and plasterer and mother of two roads in South Windsor. the curb. Directors dropped leaf pickup The town also charged that the will be hospitalized for about six children, 10 and 6, said in her' OntheU^itSide Chapman said when a crew gets altogether, but it was resumed STC failed to hold a public hearing weeks trying to overcom e a drug book “ Ordeal” in 1980 that she started on a heavily treed street after a public outcry. on the project before granting the problem, her publicist says. was coerced into prostitution and Wynette. 44. blames a depen­ pornography by her first president Helen Jaspar. dency on prescription painkillers Santa In Indiana husband. The pictures will be taken on recurring health problems, “ Deep Throat” came out in goes to the dogs Friday, Saturday and Sunday at Andover warned on inspections including a stomach ailment for 1972 and she broke away from the a cost of $10 for two 4-by-6-inch which she had surgery in 1983, pom business the following year. EVANSVILLE, Ind. (AP) - color pictures, Jaspar said. spokesman Kent Arwood said Christmas isn’t going to the dogs, Area veterinarians will play Builder says part-timers can’t keep up with load Monday. but pet owners can help Santa Santa. “ It ’s not an addiction but it’s a raise some money for the finan­ But Andover needs a full-time dover In the next five years, problem they wanted to nip in the By George Loyng Stallone sued cially troubled animal shelter. employee to handle the positions, creating a greater work load. In bud before it got out of hand, ’ ’ he Herald Reporter The Humane Society has per­ he said. “ The town is growing, and addition, there is routine work to be said. A Utah man has filed a $105 suaded Santa to pose with pets ANDOVER — The town should we can’t play these little games done when septic systems fail and Wynette, known for the hits million lawsuit against actor- Lottery for seasonal photos, with the hire a full-time employee to handle with part-timers,” Jurovaty said. additions are built onto existing "D-I-V-O-R-C-E” and'‘Stand By filmmaker Sylvester Stallone proceeds going to the shelter. building and sanitation inspections First Selectwoman Jean S. homes. Your Man,” Will'be treated at the and MGM-UA Studio, alleging The financial problems could Connecticut daily: because the current part-time Gasper agreed that changes are If the inspections are not done on Betty Ford Center in Palm TAMMY WYNETTE STEVIE WONDER the script for “ Rocky IV” was probably necessary. But she said time, Jurovaty said, the town could based on a plot he submitted in force the shelter, which operates Jlqnday: 215 strategy is not keeping up with the Springs, Calif., said Arwood, of . . . too many painkillers . . cleared on donations, to close by the end local housing boom, a builder told hiring a full-time employee or be sued by Someone in the event of 1982. an accident. He said, for instance, Kathy Gangwisch and Asso­ of the nfionth, said society vice Play Four: 1703 the Board of Selectmen Monday. increasing the hours of the two that if a hole were dug for a septic, ciates of Kansas City. The Lbs Angeles Superior "W e just can’t survive the way positions can’t be done until a new lifted from a tune called "Hello field and left open because an In deep need Court lawsuit, which also names we’re doing it now,” said Paul budget is drafted next spring. It’s Me,” written by Lee Garrett The current inspectors each inspection could not be arranged, studio president Freddie Fields Jurovaty Jr. of Tiger Lee Construc­ No Wonder and Lloyd Chlate. Linda Marchlano, who starred work 10 hours a week. the town could end up paying a and executives Dean Stolber and Manchester Herald tion Co. "You have enough things Wonder and Garrett co-wrote as Linda Lovelace in “ Deep Jurovaty complained that he has large settlement if someone fell in A songwriter’s copyright suit Frank Yablans as defendants, opening up in the next three to four in 1970 the hit song “ Signed, Throat” and later Became an years ... that you need a full-time been unable to install electricity at the hole and suffered injury. against sinTCr Sterie Wonder was filed by attorney James USPS 327-500 VOL. CVI, No. 30 Sealed, Delivered. I’m Yours.” anti-pornography adyjbcate, person.” a home he is building on Burnap Andover, which has a population was dismissed by a judge in Los Pagliuso on behalf of Tim Ander­ needs a liver transplant, says her Published dally except Sunday Suggested carrier rates are $1.50 Jurovaty said he has had diffi­ Brook Road because Chmura has of about 2,300, is not alone in having Angeles who ruled there was no son. It seeks $5 million in general and certain holidays by the Man­ weekly, $6.50 for one month. $19.25 been away from town and his a hard time keeping up with book collaborator. chester Publishing Co.. 16 Brainard lor three months, $38.50 for six culty arranging inspections with 9 evidence the entertainer had Radnor recovering damages and $100 million in substitute is not qualified to sign a residential development. In Coven­ Reached by telephone at her months and $77.m lor one year. the part-time building inspector Place, Manchester, Conn. 06040. try last week, officials complained access to the song before he Long Island home, Marchiano, punitive damages. Second class postage paid at Man­ Mall rates are available on request. and sanitarian. On a number of wiring certificate. He said he Actress Gllda Radner says she that inspections were being de­ wrote “I Just Called To Say I 37, said Monday she was too ill to chester. Conn. POSTMASTER: occasions, the inspectors did not wants to get that certificate signed is recovering from the removal Stallone’s attorney, Jacob Send address changes to the Man­ as soon as possible so he can install layed because of a shortage in Love You.” speak. show up when they were supposed U.S. District Judge David of a malignant cyst from an Bloom, was in a meeting and chester Herald, P.O. Box 591, Man­ heat and do interior work on the personnel. chester. Conn. 06040. To place a classified or display to, Jurovaty said, and he did not Williams’ decision was an­ ovary. Mike McGrady, who with M ar­ unavailable for comment Mon­ advertisement, or to report a news know how to contact them. building. Fueling the increase in home nounced Monday by Wonder’s Radner, a former star of NBC’s chiano wrote “ Out of Bondage,” day afternoon. Phone calls to the ' Item, story or picture Idea, call 643- "There is nothing wrong with Gasper said Chmura is sche­ bullding-are low interest rates and GUARANTEED DELIVERY: If With United Coble Television Advertising, attorney. Jack Whitley II, who “ Saturday Night Live,” and her said the liver ailment was studio’s legal affairs department 2711. Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to5 either (Building Inspector) Fred duled to return on Wednesday, and a strong state economy which you don’t receive your Herald by p.m Monday through Friday. said most of the copyright husband, comic actor. Gene discovered as doctors examined were not returned. Chmura or (Sanitarian) Paul Hut- Jurovaty agreed to have the attracts people to the region. If the 5:30 p.m. weekdays or 6 a.m. Satur­ proposed Route 6 expressway is Infringement suit over the Wilder, said in a statement her to determine if she could day. please telephone your carrier. cheon doing their job (or) their certificate signed that morning. We Were Busy Selling Skis built between Bolton Notch and Academy Award-winning song Monday that she was in good undergo a double mastectomy to The actor’s publicist, Paul If you're unable to reach your car­ knowledge of the job,” Jurovaty But the builder warned that rier, call subscriber service at 647- The Manchester Herald is a mem­ Windham, even more construction was dismissed by Williams on spirits and that “ all the cancer treat problems caused by breast- Bloch, said he hadn’t seen the said during the selectmen’s nneet- between 150 and 200 homes will When Everyone Else Wos At The Deoch. enlarging injections she had in suit and could not comment on it. 9946 by 6:30 p.m. weekdays or 10 a. ber of the Associated Press and a probably be constructed in An­ is expected. Aug. 8. was removed and the prognosis m. Saturdays for guaranteed deliv­ member of the Audit Bureau of Cir­ ing at the Town Office Building. the early 1970s. Stallone is out of the state and The suit, filed in October 1985, for complete recovery is ery In Manchester. culations. Selling skis doesn't seem likely when door asking about our ski sole,"I knew United excellent.” “ She needs a liver transplant unavailable for comment. alleged that Wonder’s song was everyone else is wearing bathing suits and Coble was doing its job. Cost effective, geo- Access improvements are coming stocking up on suntan lotion. But selling ■"grophicolly specific ods that target the con­ skis—lots of skis—is exactly whot Win-Sum sumers w e wont to reach. That's good 6 cussed putting toilets in the build­ Sports did when w e advertised on United advertising. And that's exactly whot United ANDOVER - With $22,690 in town’s state legislators. At a state surplus money scheduled to September public hearing, towns- ing, along with insulation and heat Coble Television. By coincidence, our ski sole Coble hos to offer. arrive within two weeks, the Board peofde backed the idea of building so that town organizations can use od on United Coble aired during the season's If yoJre faced with selling skis in the the access ramps. the facility. • of Selectmen decided Monday to first hear spell. Beach weather or not, our od surrimer, bathing sui|\in the winter or any­ sure to get results obtain cost estimates for the “ I think the Town Hall has a lot of At the library, a cement ramp opportunity if you just get it shaped worked. And it was the only od promoting thing else during any season, coll Ad Soles Cl A5SIFIED AD S installation of handicapped-access will be built leading to the front up,” said Gasper. / ramps at the Town Office Building door and a sidewalk will extend to the ski sole we used—in any medium. When Monoger Al Davidson ot United Coble and the Andover Public I^ ra ry . the rear parking lot, according to customer after customer wolked through our Television. Call 546,2020 today. Prove it to yourself by calling the classified department ■Tt's up to us nowto go out” to get preliminary plans discussed by the quotes. First Selectwoman Jean S. - board. At the Town Office Building, For the Record er told board members. 'T d a wooden ramp will be built to the United Coble Advertising: to place your ad today! Call 643-2711 for assistance. 0 see something at the library rear door, which will- have ipriie » before the snow flies.” widened to allow for wheelchairs. Jeffrey Bolduc served as a It Delivers. It Works.1t Goes To Your Bottom Line. The money Is being distributed to If money is left over after the ringbearer for his brother, Wayne the town under the Town Improve­ ramps are built, a study will be Jeffrey Bolduc, on Oct. 18. His ment P ro gra m .______, done on the old Town Hall on Route name was omitted from the wed­ i UMITiD CABU nUW SIOM CORPORATION O f CONNCaiCUT Andover’ s plans for using the 6 to see what repairs have to be ding announcement of Wayne iHanrl|fHtTr HrralJi funds were approved by a local made to the building to put it back ' Bolduc and Teri Saplenza in allocation council comprising the in use. The selectmen have dis­ Saturday’s Manchester Herald.

- ( ^ — MANCHESTCR HERALD. Tueaday. Nov. 4. 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Nov. 4.1986 — I Connecticut In Brief Manfredi jury buys stress claim Ex-hostage reunited with family

6-y«ar-old girl asphyxiated at home By Brent Laymon •staged the crash to make the death • By Oaoroa Bother tal In ^ iru t when he was abducted IN AN EMOTIONAL statement hostages and may be returning The Assooiated Press appear an accident. I The Aaaoclottd Prtta May '28XIM5, by the pro-Iranian to reporters after his arrival herq, soon to Lebanon. BRISTOL — A S-year-old girl was asphyxiated and her mother, Islamic Jihad organisation, which the former hostage pleaded for the sister, and cousin were hospitalized after being poisoned by The defense didn't contest the HARTFORD — A majority of state's claim that Manfredi kiiled • WIESBADEN, West Germany- holds at least two other Americans release of other Western captives “WE’RE BEING VERY careful carbon monoxide inside a house that was without electricity, oil jurors at first voted to convict Dr. his wife, but argued that the Three children of freed American hostage. in Lebanon. about what we say for the moment or gas service because the family failed to pay its bills, officials Russell F. Manfredi of murder in doctor's mental state was the key hostage David Jacobsen had an FOLLOWING A preliminary “I can’t tell you how very, very because we’re just at a very said. the 1985 bludgeoning death of his ; emotional reunion today with their medical examination of Jacobsen happy I am here today. But It's critical stage,” he said. 'T il be issue. Defense attorneys presented here probably for a couple of days, . Police said Monday that the child's death may have been wife, but further deliberations evidence suggesting a killing ^ father, who doctors say endured on Monday, WieAaden Air Force with really mixed feelings to be a caused by unventilated fumes from a portable grill fouild inside resulted in a guilty verdict on a ;hls 17 months of captivity in hospital chief Col. Charles K. free man again,” he said with a and then I may be going back.” would be an aberration for Man­ In praise of the Anglican envoy, ( -'-the house. The grill bums charcoal, which produces poisonous lesser charge, a juror revealed. fredi and that he was a gentle t'.. Lebanon “remarkably well.” Maffet said that “although he is shaky voice, appearing on the carbon monoxide. The jury of eight women and lour Jacobsen arrived at the U.S. tired, our initial Impression is that verge of tears. Jacobsen said; “Thank God for a person. They also presented evi­ man like Terry Waite. ...Terry was^, Lucita Morales was found dead shortly after 3 a.m. Sunday, men on Monday convicted the dence that the couple had domestic 'military base in Wiesbaden on he is physically In very good Six Americans and 'f3 other former West Hartford cardiologist Monday, one day after being freed condition.” foreigners remain missing in Le­ a man of hope in our darkest hour.” police said. Admitted to Bristol Hospital, according to officials, troubles. The New York Times, in today's were: her mother, 26-year-old Paula Craig; her sister. Ebony of first-degree manslaughter, find­ Manfredi's father, Frank Man­ : in the Lebanese capital of Beirut by “It also seems that he has dealt banon, including Terry A. Ander­ ing that he acted under “extreme : his Shiite Moslem captors. with the stresses of h|f captivity son, 39, chief Middle East corres­ editions, quoted unidentified Arab Morales, S; and her cousin Vanessa Craig, 6. fredi, a tailor in Carbondale, Pa., diplomats in Beirut as saying a emotional disturbance” when he declined comment as he left the His children, Eric and Paul remarkably well,” Maffet added. pondent of The Associated Press, The four were discovered in an upstairs bedroom by Paula • Jacobsen, and their sister, Diane “Initial evaluation did not reveal and Thomas Sutherland, 55, acting power struggle in Iran may have Craig's brother, Brent Craig, police said. killed Catherine Billings Manfredi courthouse in tears. Members of been an element in the decision by on March 8, 1985. Mrs. Manfredi's family, who had ^ Duggan, entered the military hos- any evidence of physical abuse,” dean of agriculture at the Ameri­ : pitalat 11;30a.m. (5:30a.m.EST) said Maffet, adding that Jacobsen can University in Beirut. Islamic Jihad — Islamic Holy War “We did start out with the' sat through much of the trial, were — to free Jacobsen. majority of the room with not present when the verdict was • for the private reunion. was eating normally and drank “Those guys are in hell, and murder,” juror Julia Wright said They were greeted earlier at some w^e to celebrate his we’ve gotta get them home,” The official Iranian press agency Religious groups sue North Haven returned. Hartford State's Attor­ reported last week th4t Mehdi as she left Hartford Superior Court. ney John Bailey said they were told Frankfurt airport by Anglican freedom. Jacobsen said. ; Church envoy Terry Waite, who He said the medical evaluation Anderson and Sutherland were Hashemi, who headed an office in NORTH HAVEN — Two religious groups and three ministers The jury deliberated fw nearly of the verdict by telephone. charge of promoting and exporting who were denied use of town laM for an evangelical meeting are eight days before returning~its “I don't consider it either a • accompanied Jacobsen from Le- would be completed in a few days. kidnapped by Islamic Jihad in ! banon to Wiesbaden. He refused to Jacobsen’s children and their early 1985. the Iranian Islamic revolution, had suing North Haven for alleg^ violation of their rights to free verdict at 3:45 p.m. Monday. The victory or a defeat. I think the jury, been arrested on treason charges. panel had eight different verdicts it obviously, was very, very con­ elaborate on his efforts to free spouMs left their homes in Califor­ Anglican CHiurch envoy Terry N speech and associatlon,”a lawyer says. The news agency said the arrest could have returned, including cerned ... It took almost two weeks others held captive. nia on Monday to meet with State Waite, 47, who has worked towards The groups are challenging an ordinance that forbids public “I’m not going to comment on Department officials In Washing­ freeing the hostages since last of Hashemi, the son-in-law of speaking and the playing of organized music on public property guilty of murder. Innocent by to make up its mind and I am Ayatollah Hussein Ali Montazeri, AP photo reason of insanity and innocent. certainly not in a position where I that at this time,” said Waite, who ton before continuing on to West year, surfaced in Lebanon three without a permit, attorney Joseph Secola of Milford said Monday. has worked towards freeing the Germany. 9 days before Jacobsen’s release and the chosen successor to the Iranian Secola is representing the North Haven Bible Chapel, the New "I think they proved he was can find fault with what the jury leader. Ayatollah Ruhollah Kho­ under a lot of emotional stress,” did,” said defense attorney Ed­ hostages since last year and on Air Force spokesmen said they accompanied the fqrmor captive to Freed American hostage David P. Jacobsen looks England Evangelistic Ministries and the ministers in the suit, Monday indicated he would be did not know when Jacobsen, a Wiesbaden. meini, strengthened the positon of juror Kathleen Typurski said. ward J. Daly of Hartford. Iranian officials who seek im­ teary-eyed as he embraces his daughter, Diane Duggan, filed Friday in U.S. District Court in New Haven. Manfredi, 33, stood and tears Daly said he didn't know whether returning soon to Beirut. native of Huntington Beach, Calif., During a brief stop at Lamaca, The suit is asking that the ordinance be declared Jacobsen, 55, was administrator would be returning to the United Cyprus, Waite said he would proved relations with the United on the balcony of the U.S. Air Force hospital In formed in his eyes as'the verdict he would appeal the verdict. States. unconstitutional and that the meeting be allowed on the town was announced by the jury fore­ “The jury felt sorry for him .. I of the American University Hospi- States. continue his efforts for the other Wiesbaden, West Germany, today. 0 property, he said. man. He then nodded slightly to his certainly can't quarrel with Secola said the suit stems from the town's denial of a permit attorneys. them,” said Herbert Appleton, the that would have allowed the organizations to use Brook Field on Judge Thomas Corrigan set assistant state's attorney who X June 13-lS for a type of religious gathering popularly known as a sentencing for Dec. 15. Manslaugh­ prosecuted the case. Voter turnout the likely key to outcome of Ihemeless’ races tent meeting. The meeting probably would have attracted 100 or ter is punishable by up to 20 years It has never been established more people, Secola said. in prison. Corrigan increased bail what Manfredi used to beat his to ^50,000 and Manfredi was being wife. The defense said he used a By Donald M. Rothberg turned to television and telephone THE DEMOCRATS sent forms ing senators, and all 435 House “my last campaign,” Reagan country, said Reagan, has been held at the state jail in Hartford. baseball bat his wife kept in the Th* Asioclated Press to exhort their faithful to go to the for absentee ballots to 105,000 seats were Wing filled. sounded more nostalgic than parti­ “that future that all of us want; a The doctor had been free on room for protection from intrud­ polls, but one expert described registered voters in South Dakota Add to that thousands of other san at a rally Monday in Costa future of prosperity, of freedom for V Sub undergoes repairs after crash $150,000 bail. ers. But the prosecution contended Americans electing the nation’s Americans as turned off by a and to 500,000 in California. state and l o ^ offices and scores of Mesa, Calif., to boost Rep. Ed the individual; above all, a future The state charged that Manfredi Manfredi struck his wife with some 100th Congress today will settle a themeless, negative campaign and With far greater financial re­ ballot propositions, including prop­ Zschau’s bid to unseat Democratic where America is safe and One of the Navy's newest nuclear-powered attack submarines beat his 33-year-old wife, then other blunt instrument. predicted a lower turnout this year sources, the Republicans had a osals to establish lotteries in six Sen. Alan Cranston. secure.” sustained dents to its hull two weeks ago in an underwater close struggle for political control dumped her body out a second- Appleton said he ^dn't think AP ptioio of the Senate and, with that than in 1982, the last' midterm much more elaborate program for states and to let Oregonians grow “I hope you will forgive me if, Since Labor Day, Reagan has accident and is undergoing repairs in Groton, Conn., the Navy story window in their West Hart­ pyschiatric testimony presented decision, probably set the tone for election. helping people unable to vote in marijuana for their personal use. toward the end of a long campaign, traveled 25,000 miles through 17 and Pentagon officials said. ford home. The mother of three during the trial had .any effect on person. The Republican National If the Democrats pick up four I take some quiet moments now to states in an effort to keep the President Reagan’s last two years More than $300 million was spent The officials, who agreed to discuss the matter Monday only if young children was found in the: the jury. Each side presented Dr. Russell Manfredi faces the jury as it finds him guilty of in office. Committee budgeted $3 million for Senate seats they will regain the add some final thoughts about the Senate in Republican hands. His n(M identified, said the attack submarine Augusta went into front seat of a family car, which expert witnesses who offered con­ by candidates for the House and sending GOP voters in 19 states the majority they lost in 1980 and force meaning of what we saw and did,” rhetoric often was harshly partisan first-degree manslaughter by reason of extreme A handful of Senate races were Senate, setting a record for the flow dtfydock last Friday as a result of the accident. had been smashed into a utility flicting testimony. Appleton said rated tossups as Election Day forms or information they needed Reagan to deal with a Congress Reagan told the crowd in the as he urged voters to block a return “During recent underway training, the Augusta struck a pole less than a mile from the the trial could have been tried by emotional duress. The cardiologist's trial ended Monday of political cash in a non- to get absentee ballots. dominated by Democratic leader­ Southern California community to “the failed policies of the past.” dawned, with the outcomes proba­ presidential election year. submerged object, which resulted in minor damage to the Manfredi home. either side without the expert In Hartford Superior Court on the eighth day of jury bly hinged to which side did a There were plenty of choices for_ ship in both houses for his last two where he launched his first cam­ At many of his campaign stops, underside of the ship,” the Navy said in a written statement. Prosecutors said Manfredi testimony. deliberations. better job getting their supporters Both parties also were trying to those who cast ballots. •'yeail's in the White House. paign 20 years ago. the president called on Senate '^‘There were no personnel injuries. The ship's nuclear to the polls. make it as easy as possible for their Voters in 36 states were electing The reai issue of his campaign candidates to pledge not to vote to propulsion plant was unaffected. The submarine has returned to Republicans and Democrats partisans to cast absentee ballots. governors, those in 34 were choos­ ENDING WHAT HE often called for Senate candidates around the raise taxes. her home port for inspection and repair and the incident is under investigation.” The service refused to say when the accident happened or to fix Dodd banks on caution for big win the location of the accident site. By Daniel Beegan1 Welcker Jr. where he has aligned himself with Dodd has said he fears the Taxes, marijuana among ballot issues The Associated Preltr ^ s . Sharp differences emerged be­ Reagan and against Dodd and Reagan policy in Nicaragua could UNICO CAR RAFFLE tween Dodd and Eddy over Rea­ Weicker. lead to another Vietnam-style shine State voters will decide on a Spontorsd by Manchsstsr ChiptBr of UNICO Intarnatlnil Crime victims form lobbying group HARTFljiR^-Democratic Sen. gan’s Central America policy and But Eddy has also made clear involvement of the United States, By Christopher Sullivan The Associated Press county-option casino gambling Christopher J. Dodd hasn't taken sanctions against South Africa. that he opposes inuch of the and could backfire because of that “Everybody here Is watching California — measure. GREENWICH — Every time Joan Garland reads about a today’s election for granted, and he The race, overshadowed by the Reagan administration’s social region’s sensitivity to a history of Sunday, Nov. 30th, 1986 — 2:00 P.M. murder, a nightmare comes back to haunt her. Her 20-year-old is hoping that caution will translate contest between Democratic Gov. agenda, such as limits op legal U.S. intervention ih the internal More than 200 ballot issues, that’s the key," said Grover Robinson, a state Noteworthy environmental mea­ daughter, Bonnie, was killed in Scarsdale, N.Y., nine years ago into a big victory over Repubiican Wiliiam A. O’Neill and Republican abortions and prayer in public affairs of Cental American ranging from tax rollbacks and senator from Pensacola, Fla., who Is pushing sures will be considered in at least by a former boyfriend. chalienger and self-admitted un­ Julie D. Belag^for the governor­ schools. nations. abortion funding cuts to legaliza­ six states. Bond issues in New York The Army & Navy Club, Manchester, CT Now Joan Garland and her husband, Paul, are among the derdog, Roger W. Eddy. ship, drew little national attention Dodd and Eddy clashed on the tion of marijuana, will be settled in English language legislation In his own state. and New Jersey would set aside organizers of the Connecticut League of Victims Inc., an Eddy, declining the roie of because of Dodd’s seemingly com­ Central America issue during an The dispute over South Africa 43 states as voters go to the polls $1.2 billion and $200 million, Drawing ~ 5:00 P.M. organization with plans to lobby for legislation to strengthen the "gentleman loser,” also has been manding lead throughout the Oct. 9 debate before the Connecti­ sanctions emerged during a second today. respectively, to clean up hazardous aggressive in the campaign, which Other issues to be decided waste sites. A proposition in rights of victims and their families. It is also seeking support contest. cut Circuit of The Associated debate Oct. 24, in which Eddy half of home values from property services for crime victims. has pointed out strong differences Eddy supports Reagan’s policy Press. recommended a “more gradual, include lottery measures in six property taxes by $7 billion, are Massachusetts would require a 1987 Lincoln Town Car - 4 Door between the two men, especially in states, environmental propositions still being felt. Voters in five states taxes. Measure 12 would pay for timetable for cleaning up waste “While many states have effective victim services programs, of giving military aid to the contra Eddy said military assistance less bloddy process” than tough that exemption by increasing in­ the area of foreign policy. rebels seeking to overthrow Nica­ was advisable to halt the spread of in another six, Vermont’s equal are deciding tax-iimiting mea­ sites. No more than 285 tickets will be soldi Connecticut regretfully is not one of them,” said Paul Garland. sanctions to end apartheid. rights amendment, California’s sures today. come taxes for some taxpayers. “I'm sure it will get th e re ... but at the moment, Connecticut is In debates and in campaign ragua’s Marxist Sandinista go­ communism in Latin America, Washington state voters are statements, Eddy has emerged as measure making English the offi­ Californians are weighing Pro­ In Montana, Constitutional Initi­ in the early stages of recognizing that about one-third of the vernment, a position opposed by while Dodd, a leading critic of “The attempt to bring the ative 27 wouid abolish all property being asked to vote to protest the Proceeds to be used tor Scholarships and to a candidate more conservative in both Dodd and Weicker. Reagan’s policies, said he favored present government to its knees is cial language, and other single­ position 62, which would nullify a federal government’s decision to 4 people in this state are direct or indirect victims of crime.” taxes and require a vote of the foreign relations and defense mat­ Eddy has also said he opposes negotiations with Nicaraga. going to backfire on the very people state issues that could have an 1982 state Supreme Court ruling include the Hanford nuclear reser­ help combat Mental Retardation & Local Charities. The organization has invited state legislators and the public to ters than either Dodd or Eddy's impact far beyond state lines. that allowed local governments to people for creation of a sales tax or attend a Victims Forum at 4 p.m. on Nov. 16 at the Unitarian strong economic sanctions against “You’re wrong. You’re naive,” we’re trying to help, which is the any increase in a sales or income vation as one of three finaiists to feiiow Republican, Sen. Lowell P. South Africa, another position- Eddy told Dodd. black majority,” Eddy said. “Everybody here is watching raise general taxes without a become the nuciear waste reposi­ Church in Westport. California — that’s the key,” said two-thirds vote of the people. A tax rate. tory for the United States. Under For Tickets Call: Raymond F. Damato, 646-1021; Grover Robinson, a state senator separate California measure Massachusetts’ Question 3 would impose a cap, based on the growth an Oregon measure, the state’s Atty. Barry Botticello, 643-1645; from Pensacola, Fia., who is would cap state employees’ only nuclear power plant would Peter DIRosa, 646-1887; Paul Rosetto, 646-2482; Waterman tries to avoid restitution pushing English language legisla­ salaries. of workers’ wages, on how much have to shut down until a federal Voters to decide fate of party lever tion in his own state. “If it passes Proponents say the tax measures the state can collect in taxes each nuclear waste repository is operat­ Bernie Qiovino, 643-1507; Sam Crispino, 646-4735. year. 'ORD — Former state Agriculture Commissioner H. there, it will provide momentum to would help trim government and ing. Waterman is still trying to get out of repaying the $38,500 he By Judd Everhart machine, although a ticket could of the same party. the'movement here.” keep taxation under the control of Colorado’s Proposition 4 stipu­ Currently, names of potential Similarly, John Sajo, a promoter taxpayers. Opponents argue the lates that no new state or local tax Convicted of bilking from the town of Suffield. The Associated Press still be split after putting the party To remove it, 'the Connecticut judges are submitted by the lever. As a result of the 1965 of the measure in Oregon that measures would curtail public could be levied without a general April 1984, Waterman was sentenced to a suspended Constitution must be amended and governor to a screening panel election vote. year prison term, five years probation and was ordered to HARTFORD — Besides choosing constitutional convention, its use appointed by the governor. The would allow cultivation of unspeci- services. that is what voters will be asked to I'ied amounts of marijuana for Oregon voters are choosing In all, 226 ballot issues will be ’ a $10,000 fine as well as the restitution. He had been accused a governor, U.S. senator, and state was made optional. do. If the question is approved, the names are also screened by the iegisiators today, Connecticut vo­ Republican and Democratic ILiersonal use says just raising the among four tax measures. Mea­ decided. Delaware, Loj]jsiana, ''of bilking the town in a phony sand deal while he was first lever will be eliminated as of the Connecticut Bar Association. No­ Minnesota, Ohio, Pennsylvania, selectman. ters are being asked whether the leaders spy this is the year to get 1987 elections. iiisue before voters is a victory. sure 7 would create a 5 percent NOW THRU SUNDAY.. minees must be confirmed after party lever should be removed rid of it aitogether because it Ivlonetheless, a poll in The Orego- retail sales tax, with 30 percent of Tennessee and Wisconsin have Waterman has been rebuffed in three appeal attempts since the The question on selecting judges, public hearings by the General none. . from voting machines, if a consti­ ailows voters to be lazy and not Assembly. iiiian newspaper Sunday found 74 the revenue for property tax relief to celebrate the opening of his new location In New London, trial, but Monday his attorneys filed a motion at Windsor tutional convention is needed, and give serious thought to each also a proposed constitutional percent opposition to the measure. and the rest for schools. Measure 9 SlhteJpttery issues are on ballots Superior Court that asks the court to vacate its order for whether the procedure for select­ candidate. There are some, how-, amendment, would require the Members of the bipartisan Judi­ ’The repercussions of California’s would cut property taxes for most in the Dakotas, Idaho, Kansas, all Carpet Giants are combining on a truly spectacular... restitution. ing Judges shouid be changed. ever, who believe it should be governqr to pick judicial nominees cial Selection Commission would fi'roposition which cut people. Measure 11 would exempt Montana m d Florida; and Sun­ The motion, prepared by Hartford lawyer James Wade, says The party lever, which allows a retained as a convenience to voters exclusively -from a list of potential be appointed by the governor and the payment would deprive Waterman of “property without due voter to cast a ballot for all of the who may be intimidated by yoting judges forwarded to the governor legislative leaders and two would GRAND OPENING CARPET SALE! process of law.” The motion says the jury in the trial — not the candidates on one iine by pulling machines. by a bipartisan Judicial Selection have to come from each of the Commission. state's six congressional districts. V judge — should have determined the amount of money that the device, has been a fixture on Eliminating the lever is likely to 348 Main First Citoose from Get on additional Get Padding Suffield lost in the sand deal. Connecticut voting machines for eliminate' much of the caottail The amendment is designed to As is now the case, nominees would Manchester CT the lorgtst lelaOlen 10%-25% And Initollotlon minimize political connections in also face legislative hearings and 649-102! the iast85 years. ' effect in Connecticut elections, dlKOunt off For An At one point, its use was when a popular candidate at the top the selection of jurists and have confirmation. and lowtit everything In b CL&p plays Scrooge to fequest mandatory in order to activate the of the ticket sweeps in those below nominations based more on merit. The third ballot question asks Shoppy' prices anywhere Incredible voters whether they believe a National Praicriptlon Centaia stock * 1 /e q .y d . WATERBURY — Local merchants wanted to spruce up the consitutional convention is neces­ downtown with toy Santas, plastic Christmas trees and striped sary. As a result of the 1965 r.«^c»»T THEN (Thru Sun.. Nov. v| THEN (Thru Sun. Nav.91 candy during the holidays this year, something more spectacular Newman’s camp wins praise constitutional convention, that than the usual simple light display. question is required to be asked of SENIORS But Connecticut Light & Power says its lightweight aluminum (Connecticut voters every 20 years. ASHFORD (A P )- ResidenU at Local officials had said that most The commission will vote at a poles might not support the ornaments and has denied a pubiic hearing on Paul New­ residents support Newman’s later date on the application to permission to decorate the poles, a company official said man’s plans to establish “The Hoie plans, but some were concerned Automatic deilvero available at 9 rezone the land from residential- Twa OKiwmAi aiAWT THi wawaaT •lA in’ Monday. in the Wall Gang Camp” .for about its effect on the tax base. agricultural to recreational. New­ O F F D A Y "We checked with the manufacturer and they recommended % EL CAMINO PLAZA critically ill children praised the Newman’s lawyer, Leo Nevas of man, a Westport resident, didn’t 201 221 BRAINARD ROAD that we not allow any additional weight to be added to the poles,” actor for his charitable spirit and Westport, promised that the camp attend the hearing. HARTFORD (EXIT 27 o ff 1-91) VERNON (On Route 30) said William Stax, district manager for CL&P. for ensuring that a large parcel in will make up any lost revenue to Newman and his friend and e«twMii ValU't and Qnanw City Naxt to Roin’i Dali The manufacturer, Pfaff and Kendall Lighting Standards in this rural town won’t be ravaged by the town. business associate, the author A.E. REGISTER FOR developers. What ware you last chatged? 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\ « - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuegday, Nov. 4 .19«6 MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday, Nov. 4, 1986 — 7 N^w ambassador to enter ‘minefield’ U.S./World In Brief OPINION By Henry Gottlieb "All Americans share the same U.S. Agency for International hailed by both Republicans and The Associated Press goals,” Perkins told a standing- Development and the State Depart­ ■ Democrats as eminently qualified room-only crowd at his swearing-in ment, was selected by President . for the post, and Secretary of State U.N. calls for U.S. compliance HlNGTbN - Edward J. ceremony at the State Depart­ Reagan after a talent search that George P. Shultz on Monday 8, the blmk diplomat sworn ment. "The American people ha ve focused on black candidates. The praised Perkins as a “ truly cour­ UNITED NATIONS — The General Assembly called on the iday as ILS. ambassador to forcefully expressed their abhor­ goal was to drive home, in a ageous professional diplomat." United States on Monday to comply with a World Court ruling Mall decision I’m PRoUP I RAN A c le a n CAMPAIGN! I iGNoRER said he felt "good rence of apartheid and their desire personal way, the U.S. dislike for Perkins said his goal was to ordering an end to U.S. support for Nicaraguan Contra rebels. oward^llthe people of that for a foreign policy that works to apartheid, the country’s racial represent "all Americans" in his The vote on a resoiution was 94-3, with 47 abstentions. El country, but vowed to take carryfacilitate peaceful change In South Jack separation system. new post. Salvador and Israel Joined the United States in voting against the a t t a c k s o h e fwith him America’s "intolerance Africa.” Perkins appointment sailed Nevertheless, Perkins said that MY OPPONENT’S ANP SlI/CK T T ISSUES! resolution. should aWalt of racial apartness.” Perkins, a 20-year-veteran of the through the Senate, where he was as a member of a America’s black A n d erson minority, he will have special Nicaragua asked for an assembly vote after the United States '------empathy for both the black major­ vetoed the same resolution a week ago in the Security Council. ity and the white minority in South Council resolutions are 'binding, though many are ignored. Africa. Assembly resolutions are non-binding. public Input The International Court of Justice, or World Court, ruled last ’■’We do not express our intoler-. ance of racial apartness because June 27 that U.S. aid to the Contras violated international law and should be stopped. In its eagerness to guarantee the we lack sympathy and understand­ ing for the terrible dilemmas The United States has refused to recognize the court’s c(Histruction of a tax-producing mail in Bigot City contrived by the people of South Jurisdiction in its dispute with Nicaragua. Manchester, the Board of Directors appears Africa,” Perkins said. "Our coun­ to have overlooked one important source of try too contains minorities. We understand the anguish of South information — the people it purports to keeps abreast Africa’s minorities over the pros­ Accused spy’s ball set at $200,000 represent. pect that their rights might be SAN FRANCISCO — A federal magistrate set bail at $200,000 The directors have scheduled a meeting for trampled on by an uncaring Monday for a former Air Force sergeant charged with trying.to majority and that their very 5 p.m. Wednesday to consider an agreement with pass secrets to the Soviet Union and said the case didn’t appear to N the town administration has reached with the identity might be Jeopardized." “ At the same time, our history involve a “ high level of espionage.” developers of the planned Mali at Buckland and our values cause us to be Allen Davies, 33, of San Jose, was arrested Oct. 27 at the Palo Hills under which the town would issue up to WASHINGTON — Everything’s up-to-date in deeply in sympathy with the Alto aerospace firm where he worked. He is accused of giving an $13 million in bonds to pay for public * Bigot City. Racist groups like the Ku KIux Klan aspirations of South Africa’s ma­ undercover FBI agent details of an Air Force reconnaissance jority for Justice and the right to be improvements around the mall site. and the Aryan Nations now have a state-of-the-art program he had worked on during his last two years in the computer network on which to exchange their represented in their government." service. He was discharged in 1984. The Economic Development Commission Perkins leaves in mid-November extremist views, according to an Internal Revenue has already ai^roved the financing plan and to take up his post in PretdHa at a FBI agent Roger Edstrom has quoted Davies as saying he Service intelligence report. time of transition in U.S. policy. 0 has scheduled a public hearing on the entire “ wanted to burn the government” because he believed he had The information service is the brainchild of After years of trying to use quiet been mistreated by the Air Force. project plan for the mall, including the former Texas Klan Grand Dragon Louis Beam Jr.', diplomacy to pressure the South financing agreement, for Thursday. whom the IRS report describes as a "violent, African government to institute Edstrom said in an affidavit that Davies believed he was anti-Semitic ambassador-at-large” for the Aryan changes, the Reagan administra­ talking to an employee of the Soviet consulate in San Francisco The financing proposal is hot likely to meet during meetings on Sept. 22 and Oct. 5, and never requested Nations, a church-based white supremacist tion has been forced by Congress to with much opposition from the directors, money in exchange for secrets. movement. According to the report, the computer impose economic sanctions. many of whom have been singing the network is run out of the W6ki,Virginia home of a v "Stronger sanctions against financial praises of the mall since plans for it South Africa are now the law of the Beamj:plative. Subscribers can plug into it with A ; were first unveiled. And it’s true that the land and we are implementing that Philippines seeks AIDS guarantee V personal computer and a telephone hookup. Just ; law," Shultz said. "The debate is bonds would be repaid with revenues directly (200*^/ like stockbrokers and real estate agents plug intq; MANILA, Philippines — The Health Ministry wants the United MTN. now over. A festering debate that stemmingTrom the m a ll^ theirs. States to guarantee it will send only AIDS-free troops to the NEVnI§ has become a distraction from the Beam, who could not be reached for comment, is But by scheduling^heifvote on the plan a NEA’06 , real issues can now be set aside. Philippines, after bargirls working near American bases were day ahead of the public hearing, the directors / / - / i identified as one of the leaders of the “ identity For better or for ill, punitive diagnosed with the virus of the deadly disease, a ministry official church” network, and the IRS isn’t interested in sanctions are a fact. We can now said today. are sending the wrong message to the public, AP photo them because they are a “ spurious Christian proceed with our diplomacy." The ministry wants the U.S. Defense Department to certify indicating that they don’t care what movement” and believe they are the "true Israel Secretary of State Qeorge Shultz (right) after he was sworn in Monday at the Referring to the turmoil in South that all troops sent here have been screened for AIDS and-found Africa, Shultz described the coun­ townspeople think about the town’s financial and God’s chosen people.” shakes hands with Edward Perkins, the State Department. Perkins is the first free of the virus, ministry executive secretary Horacio Severino role in the development, try as a diplomatic “ minefield" for told The Associated Press. Open Forum The revenue agency’s concern is over the threat new U.S. ambassador to South Africa, biack ambassador to South Africa. the new ambassador. If the director approve the financing plan posed by the religious movement — to IRS The request has been forwarded to Philippine Chief of Staff employees in particular. Gen. Fidel V. Ramos with a request that he send it to American Wednesday, as is expected, those who have authorities, Severino said. something to say about the proposed bond Devco assault. toward the financing of our Coventry survey ‘‘THE DANGER POSED by the‘identity’ issue — particularly something unfavorable If a student at UConn needs to children’s programs at the mu­ Pakistan may soon have nuclear bomb seum, and we thank the public for movement lies not so much in the size of its ^ will be discouraged from attending a private affair undertake such a survey venture membership figures but rather in the potential in their interest. used a 45-minute meeting Monday investigative report filed in a Shultz raps foreign aid cuts ’Thursday’s public hearing to voice their for academic credit or otherwise, its use of religious themes to advocate bigotry and WASHINGTON (AP) - Pakis­ an enrichment level no higher than that venture should be wholly Special thanks go to Bob Digan tan has produced bomb-grade 5 percent, the newspaper said. with Defense Secretary Caspar related suit in U.S. District Court. opinions. After all, why bother fighting a plan To the Editor: promote violence,” the report explains, adding: WASHINGTON — Secretary of State George P. Shultz says funded by the university’s ample II, chairman of the event; Ray uranium and detonated an explo­ The newspaper also reported Weinberger to express “ deep con­ The employee, Kathleen Strang, congressional budget trimmers are playing "Russian roulette” if its approval is a foregone conclusion? "At their conventions and convocations, as well improperly removed the docu­ The Coventry town planner has resources, and the university and Mary Juleson for acquiring sive device last month as that that a Special NaUonal Intelligence ^ cern" about a proposal to sell an with national security by slashing funds for foreign aid and as their survival training sessions, the leaders and early-earning radar airplane to ments from a storage vault at the And though public comments will be reciently sent a "Farmland Sur­ should manage the project. Most donations; Troop 25 Boy Scouts; country, despite its denials, con­ Estimate completed earlier this anti-terrorist programs. allowed at the directors’ meeting the Manchester Police Depart­ members are preaching and teaching, ‘Do not pay tinues work on developing a year by U.S.^JntMligence agencies Pakistan. State Department, repeatedly left vey’’ questionnaire to an undis­ of the information sought by Mr. them overnight in an open safe And a campaign against Syria, which he said has been caught ment; the Manchester Ambu­ taxes.’ ‘They are also very outspoken against IRS • nuclear weapon, according to a cited numerous/Pakistan actions Wednesday, its 5 p.m. starting time means closed number of residents, using Diniz is already available in A Pentagon official, who de­ accessible to people without secur­ "red-handed” in terrorism, is an example of the kind of program lance Service; the Silk City representatives and advocate eliminating them .; . report published today. inconsistent with the country’s manded anonymity, told The Asso­ that cost-cutters could be hurting, the secretary said. that many people will not be able to attend. official town envelopes, and numerous public records and 'The Washington Post, quoting claim that it is not developing ity clearances and then ignored Striders; our ad sponsors; and ‘They also advocate stockpiling large quantities of ciated Press that Weinberger did "Our hearts are in the right place; but where are our enclosing a like, stamped return studies. His requests, however, unidentified sources and a classi­ nuclear weapons. The estimate several warnings from supervisors The directors are not under such a pressing food, medical supplies and especially weapons and little beyond hearing Kaul’s resources?” Shultz said Monday night in a speech at the Locust envelope. on the questionnaire about farm the many local merchants who fied Defense Intelligence Agency concluded that Pakistan would over a period of months, the time constraint to pass the financing ammunition.” complaint. -> Club in Philadelphia. A copy of the address was made available in /■ family income, costs and future donated items to the winners and report, said the test of an explosive have a small nuclear weapon at a newspaper said. agreement that they can’t wait until the The IRS manual, obtained by oupfeporter David Weinberger believes the United Washington, and the speech was delivered as written. The questionnah'e is for the plans are off limits; and,frankly, for raffle prizes. We congratulate device between Sept. 18 and Sept. future date, the newspaper quoted Strang said she had committed Davis, links the identity m ovem ei^to chapters of States can increase its level of In recent weeks, the secretary has been decrying Congress’ 20 public hearing has passed. At the very least personal Useof allConngraduate the winners of the race andthank 21 was part of Pakistan’s efforts to sources as saying. only a technical infraction of n ^ e of his business. the Ku KIux Klan, Aryan Nations,jPosse arms cooperation with both India regulations and that no harm percent reduction in President Reagan’s request for $22 billion in they should have postponed their student, Jon Diniz, who states Tnb town and its taxpaying all those who participated to build an implosion-type nuclear Comitatus, Christian Defense L ^ g u e (a virulently and Pakistan without Jeopardizing resulted, said the newspaper, spending on foreign aid and operations for the fiscal year that consideration of the bonding proposal until that the answers "will be helpful citizeils have no obligation to make our first road race a weapon. NEITHER STA’TE Department the balance of power in South Asia, anti-Semitic group formed^around a Louisiana quoting sources familiar with the tegan Oct. 1. to me in my research report wet-nurse such a project as this success. The test was Pakistan’s second spokeswoman Nancy Beck nor Pentagon sources told the AP. Friday in order to encouragepublic input. church) and the paramilitary Christian Patriots case. which is on farmland preserva­ under the color of its being an this year, according to the sources, White House spokesman Dale Meanwhile, the Post reported Defense League. The league’s purpose is to fight U.S. security officials have no tion techniques." ’ official town undertaking. The Leslie Belcher who said the Pakistanis have been Petroskev would comment on the that Reagan administration offi­ evidence that anyone saw or took “ Zionism and communism,” and it has two newspaper report Monday night. cials are permanently seeking to So far as I know, this use of town Town Council should take imme­ President conducting the tests for years in an the documents from the safe. Reagan maid can return to work paramilitary camps where instruction is offered attempt to perfect a nuclear The /Post also reported that lift the security clearances of an 4 Democracy needs facilities, personnel or resources diate steps to see that the Lutz Children’s Museum However, the internal investiga­ knife fighting, improvised explosives, handgun weapons triggering package. Reagan signed a certification on employee of the U.S. Arms Control tion alleges that Strang gave RICHMOND, Va. — Nancy Reagan’s personal maid may was never mentioned at budget Planning and Zoning Commis­ Oct. 27 stating that PaKistan and Disarmament Agency who use and “ Concealment of Valuables and Intelligence reports also indi­ portions of some sensitive docu­ return to work whenever she wants now that she has been cleared time by the manager, council or sion and the town planner abort currently "does not p osse^ a allegedly mishandled about 500 active participation Weaponry,” according to the IRS. cated that Pakistan has enriched ments to officials of the South of a munitions-smuggling charge, the first lady’s press secretary planner; nor is there any formal this project and require that it be nuclear explosive device." documents. Though the various Klan organizations don’t uranium to 93.5 percent at its Korean government in September said. record approving this project, or rearranged under the universi­ Polling places all over the state are open Letters policy cooperate with each other, the IRS says, they do atomic plant in Kahuta, the news­ The presidential certification is ’ 1984, apparently hoping to prove " I ’m very, very happy that Anita was found innocent,” Elaine allocating money for it. ty’s aegis where it rightfully required by Congress to continue , THE DOCUMENTS included fl^t Pakistan was developing a Crispen quoted Mrs. Reagan as saying about Anita Sanabria until 8 p.m. today, and people who have not The Manchester Herald wel­ giet along with other identity church members. paper said. A 90 percent level is There are all-too-few working belongs. normally needed to make a bomb. U.S. aid to Pakistan, which re­ same of the U.S. govrfnment’s nuclear bomb and\ to discourage Castelo. yet voted in the election still have time to take ■family farms left in Coventry — comes original letters to the m ost^nsltive top-secrit intelli­ the South Koreans fKom providing “ TO ESTABLISH A KLAN GROUP.” the In 1984, President Reagan told ceives about $600 million a year in U.S. District Judge Robert R. Merhige Jr. on Monday ours l^ing one. Just what direct Jesse A. Brainard editor. military and economic assistance. gence about Pakistan’s efforts to any technicai assiMance that part in the selection of those who will manual explains, "one declares himself the Pakistani President Mohammed dismissed the charge against Castelo after U.S. Attorney Henry benefit we Coventry farm owner- Coventry Letters should be brief and to Zla ul-Haq in a top-secret letter In a related development, Indian build a nufclear bomb, the news­ might aid the. Pakistanis, the represent them and determine the policies leader, outfits himself in the uniform, consisting of Hudson said there was no criminal intent. operators will get from the survey the point. They should be typed or that the United States would accept Ambassador Pratap Kishan Haul paper said, citing aj/internal newspaper said. Also Monday, two men pleaded guilty in the case to charges that will affect their lives. the robe, hood'and mask (satin material is is highly questionable. On the neatly handwritten, and, for ease they exported munitions without a license. They were charged preferred) and secures stationery with a blood-ired The success of representative democracy other hand, the completed report Lutz leader says in editing, should be double­ after investigators found 70 cases of .22^cSliber ammunition depends oqnarticipation in the process by will be of great value to the spaced. Letters must be signed logo. He then persuades several friends to Join li:is aboard a Paraguayan freighter docked here. group.” those who ^ represented, and in their outside developer. Realtor, with name, address and daytime Hasenfus plans to seek court’s mercy Castelo, the first lady’s maid since 1981, was placed on thanks for race Many Klan chapters, the IRS reports, conduc.'l: continued interest in their government. builders and other speculators telephone number (for administrative leave from her White House job after she was guerrilla warfare exercises and maintain who, with big bucks and insatia­ To the Editor; verification). By Reid G. Miller by the company. arrested in August, but Mrs. Reagan “ is anxious to have her back In the last gubernatorial election in 1982, paramilitary bases. Klan groups also have schools ble appetites for prime agricultu­ Address letters to; Open Fo­ The Associated Press "SHE HAS NOT received any at work,” Crispen said in a telephone Interview from more that 70 percent of the voters in to spread their racist beliefs and have formed ral and forest lands, are gradu­ On behalf of the Lutz Children’s rum, Manchester Hetal^ P.O. "I think it’8 quite obvious that he’s going to be money since he was shot down, and Washington. Manchester cast ballots. If would be good to Klan Youth Corps in some states. ally making our town into the Museum, I would like to thankthe Box 591, Manchester, CT 06040. MANAGUA, Nicaragua — Eu­ as near as I can tell he has never The Aryan Nations, with an estimated 1,000 gene Hasenfus goes before a convicted," Beii said. “He didn’t faii out of the better that record this year. bedroom community so loudly many people who supported our The Herald reserves the right been paid the bonus he was members, is “ neo-Nazi in its trappings, rituals and Nicaraguan political tribunal to­ Anyone who doesn’t vote today won’t have and universally decried back h»> first annual three-mile road race. to edit letters in the interests of sky. He was on a piane carrying arms.” supposed to get for flying over Ill-fated copter given wrong part day to seek mercy as it decides Nicaragua," Bell said. much credibility when they complain later. the days of the Hartford Process Proceeds from the run viill go brevity, clarity and taste. philosophy,” the IRS report states. It was foun>illed by Wesley Swift, a Klan organizer and identity whether, as cargo handler for a "As far as I can tell, somebody N£W YORK — A mechanic has resigned after confessing that church member in California. His goal was to weapons supply flight to Contra owes him some money,” he said. he installed the wrong clutch in a helicopter that crashed into the rebels, he was guilty of terrorism "He’s getting the worst of both Hudson River, killing a radio traffic reporter, according to a build a "national racist state,” according to thu and other crimes against the state. “ As for what he will plead to, been able to talk directly with IRS. that’supin the air,” Bell said. "But Hasenfus because Nicaraguan law wbrlds. He’s in Jail and he’s due spokesman for a federal agency. money." • Under its present leader, the Rev. Richard O . "It won’t be anything earthshak­ he has thrown himself on the mercy prohibits a foreign lawyer not The unidentified mechanic, an employee of Spectrum Punxsutawney Ron saw his shadow Hasenfus has said he was to be Butler, an Idaho minister and World War II ing,” Former U.S. Attorney Gen­ of the court.” admitted to practice in the country Helicopters, told investigators Monday that he grabbed the eral Griffin Bell, who is assisting in paid $3,000 a month plus expenses veteran, the Aryan Nations raises funds by tho ’.‘I think it’s quite obvious that from talking to a defendant, in a wrong clutch off a workbench while fixing the helicopter’s Hasenfus’ defense, said of a he’s going to be convicted," Bell criminal case. and $750 for each flight over transmission three weeks before the crash, said Ira J. Furman, a sale of flags, belt buckles and tapes of Buffer’d President Reagan is the Punxsutawney Phil of Nevertheless, Iceland may have been the one ” statement prepared for the pri­ said. "He didn’t fall out of the sky. Sotelo Borgen has met with Nicaragua. spokesman for the National Transportation Safety Board in sermons. It also gets financial aid from an On Monday, the prosecution international diplomacy. Like the famous summit meeting which changed the world. The soner to read to, the court. "We He was on a plane carrying arms. ’ ’ Hasenfus. Washington. international network that includes Manfred hope it will help him by mitigation brought in a small arsenal of arms Pennsylvania groundhog, Mr. Reagan was Russians, who have been slow to adopt either blue Hasenfus was captured Oct. 6, a startled to see his shadow when the sunshine of denims or rock and roll, have been taking to the Roder, a convicted bomber who evidently wan.'u to ... We hope this evidence will cause and other equipment the govern­ Investigators now will try to substantiate his admission and BUT HE SAID the prosecution day after Sandinista forces shot ment said was found aboard the 9 the Sandinista government to be peace and disarmament cam e out from the clouds N icholas American media game. They’re learning to talk to be the Adolf Hitler of afuture German and defense differed on the accusa­ down the C-123 cargo plane carry­ determine how such a mix-up could have occurred, Furman said. dictatorship. more merciful." wreckage of the C-123. The Oct. 22 crash killed WNBC reporter Jane Domacker and over Iceland and, like the little furry fellow back the American press and, as a result, for the first tion of terrorism. ing weapons and supplies to the About 35 assault rifles, some home, the president scuttled toward the nearest time they are getting their arguments and their Hasenfus, 45, of Marinette, Wis., "I don’t think he was a terrorist U.S.-backed Contras. The others critically injured pilot Bill Pate. Tens of thousands of listeners Von Hoffman covered with'mud and damaged, heard Ms. Dornacker’s last words, when she screamed during a bomb shelter. bargaining positions presented in our newspapers Shaky banka was to read the statement to the in the sense that we know it," Bell aboard, two American pilots and a were stacked in boxes next to a half live broadcast, "Hit the water! Hit the water! Hit the w ater!" Thus the winter of war preparations will be and television in detail and without killing three-member People’s Tribunal, said. "He wasn’t part of a group Contra, were killed in the crash. dozen rocket-propelled grenades There are now more than 1,450 banks on the.' made uP of a lawyer, truck driver going around blowing up buildings extended and we can but hope that, as with the hostility. They haven’t swept everybody off their Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.'s list of ' Hasenfus has said he was em­ and smaller boxes containing Barbara Bilmes, spokeswoman for the Ridgefield, N.J., and laborer. in London or Paris. He was helping ployed by Corporate Air Services, bullets. Arms and combat boots change in the seasons, spring must inevitably feet but they’re scoring points. ^ "problem ” banks, and the agency predicts a Bell said at a news conference the Contras.” helicopter firm, did not return calls left with its answering com e. You wouldn’t Ihink so, however, with the As a result some Americans are seeing elements a Miami-based company that has were piled on the floor and on a service Monday night. record 167 failures this year, with even more in that he, Nicaraguan chief defense the same address as Southern Air table in front of the tribunal way our people have been behaving since the between lying on specifics and dissembling on of their own national policy in a new light. It’s Nicaragua’s leftist government Investigators had announced Thursday that the crash was 1987. What makes these figures particularijr lawyer Enrique Sotelo Borgen and Transport, formerly owned by the president, lawyers and Hasenfus. Reykjavik meetings. policy. registering on them, for instance, that their own other defense lawyers drafted the describes the Contras as terrorists, caused by a faulty clutch that was not designed for the 1981 ominous is that a growing number of large Ib anks but Bell said he considered them CIA. ’The prosecution said it was only The first reaction was confusion, a confusion In any event, Nunn’s accusations that the . government says the United States is prepared to statement with Hasenfus, who is Enstrom helicopter. are in trouble. In fact, the regulators are br.acing revolutionaries. Bell said Hasenfus’ wife Sally did part of the military equipment ! compounded by Georgia’s Democratic Sen. Sam president was suffering from a case of dangerous, be the first to use atomic weapons in the next war. for at least two major bank collapses in Texas also charged with conspiracy and not know if he was still being paid found aboard the plane. violating public security. Bell, from Atlanta, Ga., has not Nunn Jumping on the president for proposing the noodle-headed idealism set off an embarrassed As the Soviets at least say they are willing to alone next year. Failure of several big banks unthinkable to the Russians — a deal in which retreat. Various spokesmen cam e forward for the accept on-site inspections to police an arms would threaten the solvency of the FDIC’s apparently all, repeat, all nuclear weapons were government to explain all the different kinds of agreement, the suspicion is getting around that it guarantee fund, so the agency will not let ffie big ADVCSTtSCMENT to be dismantled. This is, of course, what nuclear weapons that would not, repeat, not have may be another party to the discussions which is boys fall. Mergers, acquisitions by healthy banks GELSTON HOUSE President Reagan has been saying he was after for resisting the idea. 6 been covered by any agreement the president may and massive government aid will be arranged “Overlooking The Scenic Connecticut River” 6 the better part of six years. have flirted with in Iceland. Not covered, it seems, featUm Incorjm M instead. If you’re feeling romantic and in the mood for something special, visit GELSTf)N HOUSE and let were the submarines and the nuclear firing OLD ATTITUDES AND CERTAINTIES have your appetite be courted. Just deciding what to eat will be an enjoyable experience. The menu is THIS DISTURBED THE SENATOR, who cannons and the nuclear-tipped spears and bows been cracked and Jumbled by the Reykjavik designed to stimulate the appetite, and dinners-are prepared to satisfy. , meeting and its aftermath. appareiitly has been listening to those speeches of and arrows. Whatever regular weapon we have, Few things are more enjoyable than sharing a bottle of fine wine or your favorite cocktail with Mr. Reagan’s about getting rid of all nuclear we also seem to have a nuclear version of it. Our top people got a quick glimpse of a someone dear to you. Add a skillfully prepared dinner and an enchanting atmosphere and your evening non-nuclear world and it scared them; some The Editors of the Business & Trades Review thank all of the weapons and treating them as eyewash served up Somewhere in the Pentagon you can probably And will be complete. to fool civilians who have no stonimBH^or the harsh a pair of nuclear brass knuckles. ordinary people got the same glimpse and it gave JianrksJpr Hmilft GELSTON HOUSE is located adjacent to the Goodspeed Opera House in Last Haddam, phone Businesses who helped make this Review so successful. Businesses truths of military foreign relations. It never them curiosity about new possibilities. Founded In 1881 873-1411. T he/offer the people of the area truly sensational regional American cuisine and excellent .■occurred to the senator that the president meant NEXT CAME LEAKY STORIES out of NATO to Perhaps it will make no difference and the world\ banquet facilities with seating for 20 to 150 people. ‘ interested in participating in future reviews, or in reviewing what he said, although if you look back on Mr. the effect that the Europeans were frightened and will slip back into the status quo ante as the PENNY M. SIEFFERT...... PuWI»h»f Their inviting menu offers a wide selection of fancifully prepared dishes and combinations, along inforynation on this type of Public Relations, may write to: Reagan’s career you’d have to say this is a man worried about the possibility, remote as it may be, diplomats say, but perhaps not. Punxsutawney DOUGLAS A. BEVINS...... Exorutlv* Editor with special seasonings and delicate sauces to enhance the appetite. Special features are San Francisco JAMES P. SACKS...... M in aging Editor who may lie but who never dissembles. That is, he that they might be left atomically nude to face a Ronnie may be down in his hole,-sniffing around, ALEXANDER QIRELLI...... A n o c liti EdHor Cioppno, Colombia River Salmon, and their exquisite Chicken Dijonnaise. Associated News Features, Inc. P. 0. Box 873, Portland, M E OJtlOU; may deny for iminediate, practical political "conventional’ ’ Russian army. Since the wrinkling his nose and readying himself to All dinners, served with their own unique flair, are sure to satisfy the most demanding diner! The or call (207) 879-0363. reasons that it’s b ( ^ his administration which has Europeans outnumber the Russians, since they scrabble up Into the daylight where this time he DENISE A. ROBER't S...... Advirfliing Director entire staff delights in lavishing every possible attention on their many guests, making the service been illegally putting up the money for the are richer and far more advanced technologically won’t be scared by the warm glow of the sun. MARK F. ABRAITIS...... BuiJneit Minigar impeccable. They also operate one of the finest inns in the area, so inquire about accommodations. SHELDON CO HEN ...... Compotlng Manager The Editors of this 1986 Business & Trades Review extend their admiration to GELSTON HOUSE. contraa’ guns in Nicaragua hut he has never made it’s hard to know what that’s all about. Western ROBERT H. HUBBARD...... Praaeroom Manager any secret of the fact that he wants the communist Europe has been able to defend itself against« Nicholas Von Hoffman is a syndicated JEANNE Q. FROMERTH...... CIrojIatlon Manager government there destroyed. That’s the difference Russia for centuries. Dlnmnlst. \ MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuenday, Nov. 4, 1986 8 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Nov. 4, 1986 ADVtNTIMMtNT AOVtimMMCNT « ( G & H CONSTRUCTION JOHNSON ENTERPRISES 43 Years Experience ^/^^^ssocmcdjslcm fMiws, ImoqmrtM Wayne Johnson - Owner ° Warren Hoar, Sr. - President ^ssomtldjslms IvcorpmM Good solid asphalt paving takes expertise, equipment and exper­ Auto body repair aijd'^ahiting is morethan just a science: it is an art. The owner of this firm has years ience. Because they offer all this and a great deal more you’ll see G & of experience and has made a large capital investment in equipment to provide the very best in auto H CONSTRUCTION equipment doing some of the major paying in BUSINES^TODES body repair and painting. Their paint jobs are “truly a work of art”. They specialize in “SIKKENS” the area. What you may not realize is they like doing it, and take just ^ which is'a European polyurathane process. , as much pride in their residential driveways and-other smaller jobs JOHNSON ENTERPRISES, located at 393 Merrow Road in Tolland, phone 875-7136, has become , CENTURY-21 synonymous with the very best in quality and workmanship. Wrecker service and auto glass installation as they do their major projects. ' | ARTHUR TREACHER’S G & H CONSTRUCTION is located in Bolton at 365 West Street is also offered. jff2l,CHALLENGER, INC James Armstrong (Route 85). Phone 646-5033 for an estimate for your driveway, Their honesty is underscored by the fact that they will never restore a car that cannot be rnade totally Fish and Chips parking lot, tennis court, patio, mobile home park, or service station safe. They work on all types of automobiles, both foi;eign and domestic, specializing in collision work as Serving the Manchester, Hartford ' Nels Johnson yard. You will be surprised and pleased with the great prices G & H well as handle frame straightening and unibody construction featuring the “Continental Measuring ' and Farmington areas. Malcolm Anderson CONSTRUCTION will quote, especially when you realize this is the System”. If you bring your car to an auto body shop that does not feature this equipment, then your car This it k selection of (he leading businesses and professional people in your area. Whether it’s lunch or dinner, the seeker of good food and fast Total service in real estate has won the professionals at same paving company that does those major interstate construction We urge you to keep and use the Business St Trad^s Review as a goods and services will not be repaired correctly. service will indeed be satisfied at ARTHUR TREACHER’S OF CENT.URY-21 CHALLENGER, INC. the respect of homeowners, projects. reference throughout the year. With the cost of a new automobile being as high as it is today, be a wise owner and have this firm bring MANCHESTER. Their food is of the highest quality and is business people and municipal officials throughout the area. Over the past 43 years they have established an enviable reputation your car back into a new shape. This investment can save you many dollars over the next few years. You prepared in short order for the person “onjthe go”. Among the many Located at 162 Spencer Street in Manchester, phone 643-2002, for quality work, so you can rest assured your paving wor^will be AJI space purchased by Associated Sews Features, Inc. truly can do no better than to call this firm for all your work. things this restaurant is noted for is its superb service. Lunch and their full service staff of realtors doesn’t deal merely in for-sale right. Paving your drive will substantially increase the value of your Opinions expressed are those o f Associated News Features, Inc. They also offer free, no obligation estimates; no appointment necessary. If you need information or dinner is served daily. signs...they deal in people. They are interested in representing you in and are not necessarilv those o f the newspaper. property as well as make it much more convenient to use. have any questions regarding your insurance claims, call them. They are an insurance approved and They’re located for your convenience at 401 Center Street in the best possible manner. Their licensed real estate salespeople Stores and service stations have discovered that paving actually recommended body shop. Manchester, phone 643-2085; in Hartford at 110 Asylum Street, handle residential, commercial and investment properties: they are increased their traffic volume. It pays to call 646-5033. In this 1986 Business & grades Review we, the Editors, call special attention to JOHNSON phone 246-7035; also at West Farms Mall in Farmington, phone also the area’s condominium specialists. Regardless of what surface you need paved, G & H ENTERPRISES. Remember to phone 875-7136 when your vehicle needs expert painting and/or body 521-6553. The experts at CENTURY-21 CHALLENGER, INC. are totally CONSTRUCTION can do a better job in the shortest possible time work. Try their seafood, chicken, or salad bar and you’ll know why it’s the familiar with all details indispensable to the real estate business. because they have the equipment and the experience which means THE MAIN PUB RESTAURANT & LOUNGE Remember! “They Make Beautiful Bodys” talk of the town. The enticing foods on the menu and their prompt They have developed an acute sense of values through their tHfe Ifeast cost as well. . Owned & Operated by Glenn C. Beaulieu service make this a pleasant place to stop for your next meal. experience in buying and selling real estate properties. They also This fine firm also has the equipment needed for any excavating ARTHUR TREACHER’S OF MANCHESTER also offers have a good selection of both suburban and rural properties listed. job, large or small, as well as installation of septic tanks, sewer lines, N THE MAIN PUB RESTAURANT* LOUNGE is located at .S06 W in Street in Manchester, phone clams, shrimp, baked fish, batter-dipped fish, and excel in their They are a Multiple Listing Agency and offer a Nationwide leachbeds and more. They also offer complete concrete work and 647-15.51. They are noted for the coldest beer and mixed drinksund friendliest service in town. Folks BEMIS CONSTRUCTION CO. INC. chicken tenders at real reasonable prices. Relocation Service. repairs. You can rest assured you will get top quality work, the best from this area make this their meeting place. “1985 Re'modelingf Contractor of the Year” When you don’t feel like preparing dinner at home try going'to Whatever transaction you seek we, the Editors of this 1986 possible material and guaranteed satisfaction. If you’re the type of person who likes to be in a place where good manners are observed at all times and Planning any construction-remodeling project can be a major financial investment. Con.sumers, ARTHURTREAGHER’SOFM ANCHESTERand they will solve Business & Trades Review, suggest you list with this outstanding As Editors of this 1986 Business & Trades Review we highly whereyou just sit around whistling Dixie. “THEN DON’T COM hi HERE!" This is the place to go when whether they be businesses or homeowners, want to be assured their dollars are well spent when they your problem. agency. Experience, integrity and total service are all in your corner suggest that our many readers call 646-5033 for any asphalt paving you are thirsty for a nice cold bottleof beer or a mixed drink and a few good laughs. Join the in-crowd for choose a contractor. The Editors of this 1986 Business * Trades Review are pleased to when you list with the “people-oriented” professionals at CENTURY- job, large or small, or excavating work. soup, sandwiches, salads, and desserts with your favorite beverage. BEMIS CONSTRUCTION CO. INC., located in Columbia, works hard to meet the needs of the make mention of ARTHUR TREACHER’S OF MANCHESTER, 21 CHALLENGER, INC. They will be glad to expertly counsel you G * H CONSTRUCTION woulti like to thank their many The owner and manager of this fine place invites vou to drop in at any time; The folks from this area consumer! The company acts as a general contractor for both residential and commercial projects. One so try them today! for all your real estate needs. satisfied customers for their loyal patronage over the past 43 years. are always welcome at THE MAIN PUB RESTAURANT & LOUNGE. They feature live of their primary goals, according to President Ralph Bemis, Jr., is to educate the consumer as to the 0 entertainment: Wednesday and Thursday, live D.J. and variety bands on F'riday and Saturday nites. phases and steps involved in coordinating any construction or remodeling project. In fact, the company’s We, the Editorsof this 1986 Business & Trades Review, suggest THE MAIN PUB RESTAURANT motto: “The Remodeling Firm You Can Trust” reflects this understanding of consumer’s concerns. & LOUNGE to all our many readers. BEMIS CONSTRUCTION CO. INC. also works hard toward developing a sense of professionalism BUCKLAND CLEANERS & TAILORS LTD. L. A. CONVERSE, INC. in their field of business. The company takes great pride in having been recognized by fellow . Owned & Operated by Duk Choi Painting/PaperhanginK/EIectrical T professionals of the statewide CT Remodeling Contractors Association as recipient of the Contractor Of Clothes, like everything else, are getting more expensive. HoweVer, by proper cleaning and pressing Quality service at reasonable rates is available at L. A. CONVERSE, INC., located at 90 Eldridge R. E. SEARLES & ASSOCIATES, INC. The Year 1985 Commercial Award! they will not only last longer but look, feel, and smell their best. Street in Manchester, phone 646-3117. Professional painting and paperhanging, whether it be for a We, the Editors of this 1986 Business * Trades Review, are pleased to feature BEMIS If you want this for your clothes we'suggest you stop in soon at BUCKLAND CLEANERS * commercial, industrial or residential building are done here. Also, their new division, McKechnie Locally Owned & Operated by Randy Searles CONSTRUCTION CO. INC. as the general contracting business which continues to build its TAILORS LTD., conveniently located at 465 Buckland Road in South Windsor, phone 644-2671. Electric, can fulfill your electrical needs for service, installation and emergency work. R. E. SEARLES & ASSOCIATES, INC. in Manchester at 626Center Street, phone 646-4899, has' The bestcost no more when you have L. A. CONVERSE, INC. do your work. You’ll find these expert V reputation as “The Remodeling Firm You Can Trust”. So, if you are considering a remodeling project, By using the latest in dry cleaning processes and special solvents on those tough stains, BUCKLAND enjoyed a successful business here for many years due to their integrity and honest service to their many and want to be assured of selecting a responsible and professional contractor, phone BEMIS CLEANERS * TAILORS LTD. is able to keep your fine clothing in tip-top shape for years of use. contractors do a top-quality job and guarantee their work as well. They have been serving this clients. CONSTRUCTION CO. INC. at: 228-4024. While specializing in the dry cleaning of leather, suede, draperies, and fire and smoke damaged community for 20 years and are fully insured and bondable. Estimates are gladly furnished at your They are available to give you personal counsel and to help solve your insurance requirements at any clothes, BUCKLAND CLEANERS * TAILORS LTD. also offers fast and efficient shirt service. request. Fine quality paints, wall coverings, and fixtures are used by these specialists. They employ time. It costs nothing to look into your insurance needs and do a systematic evaluation. Only by We, the Editorsof this 1986 Business & Trades Review, suggest that if you want to look your best, take , neat, competent craftsmen whose service is prompt and reliable. investigation can an insurance policy bo organi'/.ed to cover your particular needs. your clothes to the best — BUCKLAND CLEANERS * TAILORS LTD. — for dry cleaning needs. Increase your property value by having your structures re-painted. For the exterior, a new coat of R. E. SEARLES & ASSOCIATES, INC. is able to furnish you with most any type of insurance you RIGHT ROOFING & REMODELING CO. quality paint will weather and waterproof your home, apartment or business building. Wall coverings, desire on "most anything that is insurable", and always with the reliable major companies. ' Louis and, Sandra Rivera - Owners paint, and fixtures for the interior will brighten a dull room and add a fine finished look. Today the value of insurance is recognized as an absolute necessity in our way of life. There is no A good roof is an all important factor in the protection of your building investment, and a firm well The writers of this 1986 Business & Trades Review suggest that for fine quality service you contact L. insurance agency in the area that has a more professional staff than R. E. SEARLES & known for the installation and maintenance of all types of roofs is RIGHT ROOFING & ANN FIELDS COUNTRY PIE RESTAURANT A. CONVERSE, INC. ASSOCI ATES. INC., and the writers of this 1986 Business & Trades Review advise you to see them REMODELING CO. in Manchester at 13 Short Street, phone 649-5626. ANN FIELDS COUNTRY PIE RESTAURANT is located at 855 Sullivan Avenue in South before reviewing or adding to yoqr present insurance policies. Your roof represents about three percent of your building investment, yet its value is out of proportion Windsor, phone 644-1225; also at 555 Hazard Avenue (Route 190) in Enfie'ld, phone 749-0553; at 337 to, its cost for a roof acts as a guardian of your building and all it contents. East Columbus Avenue in Springfield, phone 413-739-4103; and on Route 9 in Hadley, Massachusetts, Just as vou take inventory of any possessions periodically, you should check up on your roof. Let the phone 413-584-0311. Open 7 days a week from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m., and on weekends till midnight. C & C PRODUCTS INC. roof specialists at RIGHT ROOFING * REMODELING CO. examine your roof. They may find that ANN FIELDS COUNTRY PIE RESTAURANT is one of the leading dining p la c e ^ be found in Owned & Operated by Charles Kalber & Chris Walter WAH LUCK it’s in good condition, ready for many years of service. They may find defects that can easily be remedied, this section. Their patrons consist not only of local people but folks from the entire area for miles around. Rarely do we have the privilege of presenting to our readers craftsmen of the caliber of those at C * C Owned & Operated by Chuck L. Leung but which if ignored might.soon dangerously weaken your roof. Or, they may discover that your roof is so \ANN FIELDS COUNTRY PIE RESTAURANT is known as the favorite diningestablishment for PRODUCTS INC., fine cabinetmakers and architectural woodwork specialists in commercial and Authentic Chinese and Polynesian food is available in this area at WAH LUCK RESTAURANT, badly worn that it needs a new covering to protect it and to prevent costly leaks. ^rhany who find that it is both enjoyable and time-saving to dine out. Here you will find a variety bf industrial woodworking. Located at 98 East Main Street in Rockville, you can phone 875-6350 for located at 561 Talcottville^ Road (Route 83 - 1 mile north of Vernon Circle) in Vernon, phone 872-1167. In this 1986 Business & Trades Review we, the Editors, are pleased to suggest RIGHT ROOFING & tempting dishes listed on the menu. Luncheon and dinner specials are featured all week long. Monday- information and cost estimates. u- * Family dinners are always available. You’ll enjoy the Oriental delicacies served here in a delightful REMODELING CO. to our readers as one firm who does the job right at an honest price. veal parmigiana, chicken cordon bleu, chicken tenders and beef liver with onions; Tuesday - Barbequed These uniquely gifted artisans create from hard and soft woods custom furniture and custom cabinet atmosphere. Their cuisine features Szechuan, Polynesian and Mandarin favorites as well as chow mein, baby back ribs, baked stuffed scrod and baked stuffed peppers; Wednesday - linguini with white clatn designs, as well as plastic laminating, commercial display work for companies such as countertops, egg foo yung, fried rice, spare ribs.'egg rolls, barbequed pork and fried shrimp, all served in many sauce, roasted '/^chicken with dressing, and meat loaf; "Thursday - USDA choice 8oz. strip steak, baked display racks, renovations, and store interiors. At C * C PRODUCTS INC. a complete line of mill work delightful combinations. stuffed scr6d, and roast turkey with dressing: Friday, Saturday and Sunday features are prime rib and is offered. . WAH LUCK RESTAURANT combines modern service with an Oriental atmosphere and has been BOLAND BROS., INC. baked stuffed seafood casserole. All specials include salad, vegetable, potato, coffee or beverage, as well With the modern mill at your disposal a great deal of money, labor, time and materials are saved. 1 nis popular in this area for some time because of their unique combinations. “Serving the Manchester Area for Over 52 Years” as complimentary glass of the house wine or a slice of homemade pie. firm is equipped to manufacture all kinds of custom millwork to meet your designer s specifications and ■Their service is cordial and ()uick and they also feature a full service lounge bar with Laura serving Another reason for the steady growth in the volume of business this restaurant is doing is the excellent they have expert craftsmen to do the work. You are assured of thehighest quality work at all times. They exotic drinks for which Oriental houses are known. The oil dealer that the people of this area have come to respect is BOLAND BRpS., INC., located at service that has always been featured here. They welcome everyone and rnake them feel right at home! 51 Bissell Streetin Manchester, phone 649-2947. The reason they have gained so muen attention is not know that a satisfied customer ineans more customers for them, and as a result they have gained a For a pleasant dining experience, this 1986 Business & Trades Review and its writers suggest WAH The management of this modern restaurant has had extensive experience in restaurant management reputation that has spread throughout this entire area. They will gladly discuss your specific LUCK RESTAURANT — a fine Oriental establishment. They would like to thank their customers for only the fact that they offer high quality heatingoil at very competitive prices, but alsobecause they are and invites everyone to dine with them regularly. addressing other important areas in the industry. ^ requirements and want you to feel perfectly free to call them for information and price ^timates. their patronage and loyalty, and look forward to .serving you. -^inhis 1986 Business & Trades Review we, the Editors, feel it isour duty to urge our readers to try this We. the writers of this 1986 Business & Trades Review, are proud to feature C * C PRODUCTS INC. BOLAND BROS., INC. recognized that one of the peoples’ most vital concerns is “total heating outstanding restaurant. Regular dinners for the working men and women are specialties here, so stop hv service”. It is for this reason that they have a full staff .to serve you. in our publication this year, and suggest you call them for the best in custom woodworking, design and BOLAND BROS., INC. services and installs furnaces, burners and boilers, and they are capable of ANN FIELDS COUNTRY PIE RESTAURANT today! production. meeting any application, whether for your home, business or plant. They do both new and used SIMON & SIMON TILEMASTERS installations as well as repairs on all brands of equipment. When dealing with these systems safety is Eric Simon - Owner always a major concern, and it is for this reason that BOLAND BROS., INC. has licensed technicians PASTORIS Known as your tile experts in this area, SIMON & SIMON TI LEM ASTERS located in Manchester 4 who have the know-how to properly install and service your heating system. Owner - Bill Savviuis SERVPRO at 169 Woodland Street, phone 649-0359. offers this area one of the largest selections of name-brand You are invited to join the many satisfied customers which this concern has gained over its 52 years. ceramic tiles to beautify your home or office. SIMON & SIMON 'TILEMASTERS serves the . Old world pizza has been perfected for American tastes with exotic herbs, spices and seasonings along The Editors of this 1986 Business & Trades Review suggest you contact them today. with fresh toppings of every description at PASTORI’S. They’re conveniently located at 87 West Road COMPLETE HOME CLEANING SERVICE commercial and residential recpiirements of this community with the best products, service and price. “A firm that has stood the test of time!” “One Call Cleans Them All” You can depend on them to supply you with products designed to withstand the wear and tear of any in Ellington, phone 875-8223. “Your Satisfaction is the BOLAND’S Personal Promise!” All the dough is made daily right on the premises to ensure freshness. Aged Mozzarella is used in SERVPRO COMPLETE HOME CLEANING SERVICE, located in Vernon and Rockville, phone particular application. They sell, install and design tile floors, ceilings and walls fpr the kitchen, foyer 875-6307, or in Manchester, phone 649-0836, is the place to get your carpets cleaned. They have been in and bath. In addition, they specialize in kitchen counters, jaeuzzis and bathtubs. generous portions along with a sauce so delicious it’ll make your mouth water. All this is topped off with your choice of pepperoni, mushrooms, sausage, onions, ground beef, olives, and much, much more. business for years, and are craftsmen of great skill and ability. SIMON & SIMON TILEMASTERS’ fine personal service is evidenced by their ever-increasing We all know that dust and dirt settle in our carpets and furniture every day and it is impossible to clientele. Phone 649-0359 to have their representative show you product samples in your home or office. Also enjoy their fine Italian cuisine featuring steaks and seafood. Enjoy a nice cocktail from their HONEY WAGON lounge while waiting for your meal. • ■ u remove all of it with a vacuum cleaner. Call SERVPRO COMPLETE HOME CLEANING Free estimates are given. SERVICE and have them clean it properly. Their dual process, with rotary dry shampoo, disinfecting, Regardless of your tile needs, the Editors of this 1986 Business & Trades Review-suggest that our Septic Tank Service When planning that special occasion or banquet you want everything to be perfect, so inquire about Locally Owned & Operated by John P. Fay their banquet facilities. deodorizing, followed by complete steam cleaning, removes all grease and dirt and raises the nap. It readers contact SI MON & SI MON TILEMASTERS for assurance of the best products and service at brings back the newness of your carpeting. realistic prices, ' HONEY WAGONSeptic Tank Service, located a t245 Adams Streetin Manchester, phone 649-2330, At PASTORI’S the atmosphere is informal, so come as you are. Restaurant hours are Monday- specializes in expert cleaning, installing, and repairing of septic tanks, cesspools and holding tanks. Thursday, 11 a.m. to 10 p.m.; Friday, Saturday and Sunday, 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Lounge closes at 1 a.m. A clean carpet lasts much longer. SERVPRO COMPLETE HOME CLEANING SERVICE also Don’t take chances by having someone work on your septic system who doesn’t have this experience. Too For a taste-tempting treat and a pleasant night out we, the drafters of this 1986 Business * Trades offers in-home dry cleaningof upholstery and draperies, and weekly house Cleaning at reasonable rates. many times that type of work must be dug up and done over, all because of lack of knowledge and Review, suggest PASTORI’S for fine Italian dining. They specialize in smoke and odor removal insurance claims. CHANG JIANG experience. Be wise and have it done properly the first time by contacting HONEY WAGON, who has The Editors of this 1986 Business * Trades Review suggest you call Richard Tarallo in Rockville or Owned by Choi Kwok experience in correcting sanitation problems. Vernon, phone 875-6307, or Ron Dion in Manchester, phone 649-0836 and let them professionally clean Operated by Patty Sim Don’t wait until an emergency has set in before you have that septic tank or cesspool cleaned or VARRELMAN ELECTRIC your carpeting or upholstery at fair prices. Located at 822 Main Street in Manchester, phone 649-9914. this restaurant is recognized as repaired. Give fhem acall and have this reliable firm do it for you promptly. They can be depended upon Locally Owned & Operated by Jim Varrelman' head()uarters for "good Oriental food and good times". Come and bring your friends and family; you are to satisfy you. and they fully guarantee their work. Estimates are cheerfully given. always welcome. Enjoy their Szechuan cuisine and special Oriental drinks. Two of their specialties are Let them clean your clogged sewers, sinks, toilets, showers, laundry facilities, pipes and drains imall The commercial, industrial, and residential expert in this locale for all electrical contracting is General Tso’s Chicken, and seafood in the nest. commercial, residential and industrial buildings with their modern, sanitary equipment. VARRELMAN ELECTRIC, located in Manchester.'iphone 646-0319. CLAYTON DRYWALL This contractor has proven his professional abilities'jn this field through the many varied.e^^trical Owned by Clayton DeMerchant Here people can be seen from every walk of life who make this popular restaurant their regular dining In this 1986 Business & Trades Review we, the authors, suggest HONEY WAGON to all our readers contracting jobs he has successfully completed to the s^(sfaction of his many customers. for all their septic lank or cesspool work. Contractors, remodelers and homeowners look to CLAYTON DRYWALL located at 60 Industrial place. In this entire area there is no other establishment that cai. surpass this well known Chinese VARRELMAN ELECTRIC is fully insured and licensed by the state and can handle any wiringjob restaurant in service and handling of their consistently delicious foods. And last, but not least, the Park Road in West Tolland, phone 875-5803 (after hours 646-0263), for first class^drywalling. attention and courtesy of the employees is a feature that receives more than passing notice from the from rewiring to new construction. VARRELMAN ELECTRIC will be more than happy to give you Dry walling is an art and when done correctly can make your home or office look incredibly attractive. customers. complete inspection, and recommendation as well as accurate cost estimates at any time. The If you want quality you have to hire the best, and these professionals don’t do drywalling as a sideline: electricians in his employ are fully qualified to handle any job arid complete it in the shortest time In making this 1986 Business & Trades Review we, the writers, are pleased to give CHANG JIANG BOB’S AUTO BODY it’s their full time endeavor. I'hey do one thing ana uo u wen. iney nave years of experience in the possible. j i. j 1 - installation, taping and jointingof drywall. They use only the best materials and the latest techniques to of Manchester our commendation for their excellent services and food they offer the families of this “30 Years Experience” VARRELMAN ELECTRIC is equipped with an aerial truck division with mounted hydraulic community. Owned & Operated by Bob Boulay assure you that the job goes as smoothly as it will look when finished. This firm specializes in new home, buckets available for all types of aerial work including signs and parking lot lighting. home and office remodeling and office partition work. The people of this area are fortunate to have an auto body facility such as BOB’S AUTO BODY, The organizers of this 1986 Business * Trades Review, without hesitation, suggest this reputable We, the Editors of this 1986 Business & Trades Review, suggest that you call CLAYTON located at 390 New State Road in Manchester, phone 649-7215. contractor to anyone who might need this type of service. DRYW ALLfor all your drywall work. Their reputation is unquestionably their best recommendation. RENAISSANCE INTERIORS INC. This outstanding firm has a reputation for excellence which is second to none. They have extensive Would you like to have a new couch to rc|)lace that worn out one that’s sitting in your living room? You equipment for all types of body work and painting, and their work, when completed, is truly perfect. can! It’s not as ex()ensive as you may think if you let the experienced people at RENAISSANCE The owner. Bob Boulay, has an extensive background in auto body repair and has been able to restore 9 INTERIORS INC. re-style and re-cover your present frame in your choice of beautiful fabrics. automobiles that even the owners thought were beyond the repair of even the most experienced EAGLE SECURITY Located at 222 McKee Street in Manchester, phone 643-2056, this firm of skilled and dedicated artists craftsmen. Whether your car has a small scratch or a crushed body, you can do no better than to take it to Locally Owned & Operated by Ken Patelli SALVATION ARMY THRIFT STORE can re-cover most any upholstery need and expertly re-style it so it looks as modern as today! this professional shop. Serving the Community for 7 Years “Recycled Clothing Recycles Life” , They offer one of the area's largest selections from which you may choose distinctive, beautiful fabrics BOB’S AUTO BODY features the most modern framework facility in this area. They are capable of Fast service on all types of locks and safes is the full time job of Ken Patelli. This well established Now-a-days more and more people like to be dressed to fit the occasion and be able to do it at sane and vinyls, and their courteous representative will evenhelpyou make your selection. RENAISSANCE doing frame straightening as well as work on unibody construction. They have the ability to bring your locksmith specializes in all phases of lock installation and service, including master key systems, door prices. At the SALVATION ARMY, located at either 210 Pine Street in Manchester, phone 646-4928; INTERIORS INC. is capable of re-covering most any type of furniture, including couches, chairs, unibody automobile back to within manufacturers specifications. This ensures safety and handling that closers, exit devices, key duplication and installation of alarm systems. Contact him for lock needs for 166 Union Street in Vernon, phone Rockville 872-1434; or 305 Broad Street in Manchester, phone hide-a-beds, love seats, headboards, bar fronts and much, much more. is unimpaired. They are also an insurance approved and recommended body shop. foreign and domestic motorcycles, cars and trucks. Replacement standard locks for domestic vehicles 646-6216, you will find one of the largest selections of realistically priced, stylish, used clothing for any The writers of this 1986 Business & Trades Review suggest that you contact them whenever you’re This fine firm is also your local Healey agents for the finest in auto leasing, featuring Ford Aero Star and some foreign vehicles are kept in stock. Depend on him for the fastest, finest service in the area. activity. . . , , , interested in having your furniture re-covered to look like new! 7-passenger mini vans as well as mid-size wagons, passenger cars, and more! Look to them for the best in EAGLE SECURITY, telephone 871-9254 Manchester, or 646-9741 in Vernon, has a 24-hour fast and From jeans and sweaters to delicate blouses and robes, the SALVATION ARMY has brought back personalized leasing service. They feature late model vehicles for your pleasure and comfort. efficient service. . sanity to clothing prices. The management of this shop has made it a practice to keep a constant The Editors of this 1986 Business & Trades Review would like to suggest to all our readers that they Locks and alarms for all types of vehicles and buildings, changing of safe combinations, master key surveillance on the current trends in style and color. The merchandise here is of high quality for long take advantage of the excellent services offered at BOB’S AUTO BODY. systems, deadbolts and other facets of locksmithing are handled with ease by this qualified company. wear, and is priced to fit the budget. MERCER NURSERY SCHOOLS “For 24-hour Towing Service Phone 649-7215.” Residential, commercial and industrial business is welcome. . , . Remember, no matter whether you need clothing, furniture, footwear or children’s clothing, the & CHILD CARE CENTER, INC. Remember the name Ken Patelli for everything in locksmithing from simple duplicate keys to SALVATION ARMY can outfit you in style. complicated lock and alarm installations and repairs. c n In this 1986 Business & Trades Review we, the composers, suggest the SALVATION ARMY to the Gladys Jablonski - President The writers of this 1986 Business & Trades Review suggest you contact EAGLE SECURl 1 Y for all men and women of this area for offering valuable quality wear and friendly service. Janice Bobbin - Director of So. Windsor Program WONG’S RESTAURANT your lock and alarm needs. ^ When the urge for authentic Chinese food takes hold, head straight for WONG’S RESTAURANT 6 Siobhan Streams - Director of East Hartford Program located at Post Road Plaza, 352 Hartford Turnpike (Route 30) (1-84 Exit 65) in Vernon, phone 875-0661. If you have been wanting to lake a job but the problem of finding a reputable nursery for your children They have become a legend for truly outstanding dinners and remarkable priced luncheon specials. PRATT SIGN CO. STAFFORD AUTO RECYCLERS, INC. has held .you back, contact the MERCER NURSERY SCHOOLS & CHILI) CARE CENTER, INC., WONG’S RESTAURANT has people waiting in line more often than riot, and has a well established located at 80 Bierce Road in South Windsor. pho«e-644-8393; or at 42 Mercer Avenue in East Hartford, Robert J. Pratt - Owner Russell Cottier - Owner reputation for consistent excellence. phone 569-0363. for information on your child’s care. The food is raved about, and has been since they opened two years ago. Signs are one of your best mediums of advertising. PRATT SIGN CO., located at 77 Hilliard Streetin STAFFORD AUTO RECYCLERS, INC. is located at 17 Stafford Street Extension in Stafford This nursery and daycare center has gained the respect of the working mothers in this area for their I f you come in and sample any of their many splendid dishes you’re sure to become another one of their Manchester, phone 646-4826, will be glad to quote you prices on any type of sign work you want done, Springs, phone 684-5530. abilities in handling children. many loyal patrons. whether it be commercial or residential. This progressive institution is a twentieth century economy to the automobile owner of today. Why? They are not babysitters, but a nur.sery school and daycare center where your child will learn how to Some of the favorites include orange flavored chicken, Hunan fish fillet, Szechueri spiced beef, and PRATT SIGN CO. is pleased to announce they now .are offering customers a full line of electric, Because they have everything in the way of used, new or rebuilt automobile parts, which means a savings play with others. Staffed by competent professionals, your children will learn respect for others as well sweet and sour pork. painted, and neon exterior and interior signs. Also, they will soon be offering computer vinyl lettering to to the people of this community. This economy is made possible because of the large amount of business as many fun games,^nd things they will need to know in school sut-’h as the A B C’s, counting, colors, and Before dinner enjoy a cocktail, a bowl of hot and sour soup or steamed dumplings while waiting to even better serve this community. All work is guaranteed and fully insured. Credit plans are available they transact. This means greater savings to you. They have one of the largest selections of used auto much more. You will find rates to be very reasonable as this is a non-profit educational institution that order. Many other marvelous appetizers are also offered. Cocktails are tropical in nature and generous for preferred customers, as well. parts in the area. has been established since 1964. in portion. There is an old saying which goes, “If you are going to do something, do it well”. The same adage can be They buy wrecked and used cars and disassemble them to get parts, along with their stock of new and Your child will be carefully watMred over the full day op part of the day. and MERCER NURSERY WONG’S RESTAURANT is open 7 days a week, Monday-Thursday 11:30 am-10 pm; F'riday * applied to the sign business. If you are going to have a sign, have a good one. Your businps is judged a rebuilt parts that are sold at prices that cannot fail to appeal to anyone that uses an automobile or truck. SCHOOLS* CHILI) CARE CENTER, INC. sees to it that each child naps and eats a hearty lunch. great deal on your advertising signs. PRAT'TSIGN CO. is well known for their high quality work. They Saturday 11:30 am-11 pm; Sunday 12 noon-10 pm. Call them at 875-0661 to order take-out. The writers of this 1986 Business & Trades Review are pleased to give this public spirited and The writers of this 1986 Business & Trades Review commend these fine nursery teachers for their We, the Editorsof this 1986 Business * Trades Review, suggest you enjoy Oriental food at its bestat take pains to see that every bit of the work they do is the best. progressive company mention, and to say that whenever you are in need of a used, new or rebuilt part for interest in children and suggest to the working mother that she contact the MERCER NURSERY WONG’S RESTAURANT. We, the Editors of this 1986 Busine.ss & Trades Review, suggest PRATT SIGN CO. to all business your car you will find that you will save money if you pay a visit to STAFFORD AUTO RECYCLERS, SCHOOLS* CHILI) CARE CENTER, INC. for child care and instruction she can rely on to be the “Different Specials Available Every Weekend!” people of this community. Whatever your advertising sign needs, PRATTSIGN CO. can custom design INC. You can be sure of a square deal at all times. very best. ® ' to your specifications. It — MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday, Nov. 4. 1986 Polls favor O’Neill victory, but Belaga foresees upset

ContlBMd from page 1 Frank lx>ngo, a former mayor of running against Republican Sebas­ Bristol. tian J. Garafalo of Middletown. ahowed O'Neill with a 16-point lead. The Connecticut ballot pairs The office is now held by Democrat The poll also ahowed that 22 ^ candidates for governor and lieut­ Joan R. Kemler, who was ap­ percent of the votera remained enant governor. pointed by O’Neill earlier this year undecided.' O’Neill is running again with Lt. after Henry J. Parker stepp^ Fairfield County, a long-time Gov. Joseph J. Fauliso. Belaga’s down. A stipulation of Mrs...... Hartford Road Cafe takes a new road GOP atronghold and Belaga’a running mate is E. Clayton Gen- Kemler’s appointment was that home, waa expected to be a key gras, a West Hartford business­ she not run for the office. B v Nancy Poppas Street. Many customers called him place open — or to support a fam ily! So battleground. Belaga haa repres­ man. Longo’s choice is Tulio J. Also running for treasurer are W...... Harold Raportar Father John. He mediated in family Ziemak continued serving his beer-route ented Weatport as aatatelegialator Beiardinelli, a Bethel tire dealer. Leroy Stalb of Bethel, on the disputes; he restrained one man customers in the morning and early for the past decade. She is deputy W'- The only other race for state Unaffiliated Party line; and Tho­ The sign above the door still says preparing to shoot his own wife, and he afternoon, then tended har from House majority leader. office that has attracted some mas S. Ross of Woodbrldge, a Hartford Road Cafe. The mahogany bar intervened in at least one attempted mid-afternoon until late at night. State GOP officials said over the attention is the race for secretary ■' v.A Lihertarian. and brass foot rail have been restored. suicide. weekend that Belaga would have to of the state, where incumbent Comptroller — Democratic in­ But there’s little else that patrons of the He was “ father” or “pop” to a bunch win that county by 50,000 votes to Democrat Julia H. Tashjian is cumbent J. Edward Caldwell of HE WAS DETERMINED to make the win the election. O’Neill lost hoping to fend off a spirited Bridgeport, who has held the post 80-year-old Hartford Road Cafe will of Manchester Community College tavern profitable. An immigrant from Fairfield County in 1982 by 16,843 to challenge from Republican Pau­ for 12 years, is being challenged by % *0 ^ recognize when they walk into the students. Many piled their books on a Poland, Ziemak had also lived in Russia, Republican Lewis B. Rome but line R. Kezer, a state representa­ Republican Gary A. Franks of renovated cafe, which re-opened two comer table and spent hours playing Germany and France, and spoke five won the election by 80,401 votes. tive from Plainville. There is also Waterbury. Also in that race is weeks ago. pool in the back room. languages. The Cheney mills.district Both candidates have spent an Unaffiliated Party candidate Unaffillat^ Party candidate Sal­ There are etched-glass panels and Things could get fairly raucous at the seemed an ideal place for raising a N substantial portions on commer­ for that office. Joanne Chelednik of vatore DiBetta of Danbury. cozy tables, rich burgundy carpets and old Hartford Road Tavern, says Ziemak fam ily and running a tavern. cials on New York City television Danbury. ' Attorney General — Incumbent polished brass trim. The decor was Sr., though he says there was never a The operation did turn around, and for stations, which many Fairfield The other races on the “ under- Democrat Joseph I. Lieberman, planned and executed by the same firm brawl. “ Basically, it was a nice crowd of this Ziemak gives the lowly clam the County residents watch. ticket” include; elected to the post in 1980, is being that designed various Brown Thomson & people, just looking for a place to relax,” credit. “ I got in steamers,” Ziemak Also in the running for governor Treasurer — Democrat Fran­ challenged by Republican Richard is Unaffiiiated Party candidate cisco L. Borges of Hartford is E. Arnold of Orange. Co. restaurants. he says. says. “ I ’d pay about $6, sometimes less, Herald photo by Tuokor. You can still order an old favorite, But at 79, Ziemak Sr. has retired from for a heaping bushel basket. Then on "H ec’s Original,” a ham or roast heef the fam ily business, and turned it over to Friday night. I’d give the steamers Paul Phillips, deputy registrar of voters, Behind him is Richard LaPointe, chief sandwich with a pickle served on a his son, whom he calls Jackie. “ Now away, with the beers. Business really 0 Polls show close contests checks a voting machine at Martin voting machine mechanic. The ma­ square of waxed paper. Jackie, he’s different. He’ s looking for a picked up.” School Monday to see that all the chines were checked at the town’s 12 But the rest of the menu is filled with different type of business. More Within a year, Ziemak had paid his ° Bv John F. Kirch efficient government to the state, ” columns register zeros before the poliing pieces. f pasta and shjnmp eptrees, bricks of reserved, like,” says the older man. debt to the first owner of the tavern, and Herald Reporter make up their minds. said Lemuel Miller, an unaffiliated . In the 13th District, incumbent machine goes into use in the eiection. deep-fried onions and a few elegant “ Like you’d have on your clean clothes left his beer delivery route. But there voter from Bruce Road. “ She has Swensson received three votes, desserts. Food is served on good china and your restaurant manners when you was no extra time to spend with the Democrats and Republicans run­ an outside chance.” while Democrat John W. Thomp­ plates, not waxed paper. come in here. I just don’t know about fam ily. Six days a week for 16 hours a ning for state office today may find Those who cast ballots for son received five. Only one person that.” day, Ziemak stood behind the polished their contests going down to the O'Neill generally said they thought interviewed said she voted for Ed JOHN ZIEMAK JR., a Manchester barof the tavern, serving beers or doing wire If the patterns found during he was doing a good Job and should Wilson, who dropped out of the native, is owner of the updated Hartford IT WAS 1938 when Ziemak Sr., then a. his paperwork. V exit polls conducted by the Man­ Early voter turnout lags continue in office. Republican Party to run as an Road Cafe. "W e’re bringing to beer salesman with q large territory, “ But at least I knew they were nearby, chester Herald continue through­ Belaga supporters cited corrup­ independent. out the day. Manchester something that hasn’t been heard that the Hartford Road Tavern in up at the house,” says Ziemak. “ And tion in the O’Neill administration, “ I ’ve met Biz and I think she’s a Voter turnout as of 11 a.m. today The informal polling, in which 22 adding that it was time for a good person,” said one woman who DMrIci DamoGrallc Republican Unafflllatod Total here before, something this town has Manchester was for sale. Delighted with the kids, they could run in and see dad.” people were interviewed at four was slightly behind the totals for change. asked that her name not be used. the same time in 1982 — the last needed,” he says. “ It’s a certain kind of the chance to give up his travels and voting places, indicates a neck- In the 4th Senatorial District She said she also voted for Belaga, 1 1,100 6 20 721 .2,441 place, with a certain kind of elegance. spend more time with the family, ONE OF THOSE kids was Ziemak Jr. and-neck race for governor. It also time voters elected a governor. race, where Zinsser is squaring off but added; “ I really didn’t feel This end of town, this whole town really, Ziemak decided to buy the place. It took He was born three years after his dad showed incumbent Republicans General Assembly and representa­ against Democrat Michael P. there was a good choice there.” tives in Congress. 2 914 7 38 6 72 . 2,324 is changing, ietting more sophisti­ a $5 deposit and a promise to come up bought the Hartford Road Tavern, and Carl A. Zinsser andvElsie “ Biz” Meotti, seven voters said they Swensson trailing their Demo­ “ He’s been a good man,” Ralph Chief Moderator Vincent Diana cated.” " with the remaining $1,795. -P he can recall carrying his father voted for the incumbent, and 10 3 1,029 7 78 703 2,5 10 cratic challengers In the 4th McCollum said of Thompson. “ I said that with all 12 voting districts His father, John Ziemak Sr., stands Even at that bargain-basem entpric^ home-cooked meals in a pail. “ We didn’t said they preferred Meotti. Some reporting, 6,413 people — or 22.4 Senatorial District and 13th As­ said Zinsser is a competent leader think Swensson has been a little nearby. He says that he’s not sure he however, the new owner soon questioned see miich of him,” says Ziemak Jr. sembly District, respectively. lax.” percent of the registered voters in 4 8 80 911 715 2 ,5 0 6 agrees with his son’ s assessment of the the wisdom of his purchase. In time, it was Ziemak Jr., rather than who is well informed, while others Manchester — had cast ballots.’ At In the governor’s race, 11 people said they voted for Meotti because town and the times. The sparsely-furnished tavern near his two brothers, who become interested Meanwhile, moderators at some 11 a.m. in 1982, 6,895 people, or 25 S 981 8 7 9 599 2,4 59 said they voted for Gov. William A. the milis was hardly a profitabicT in the tavern. From 1970 through 1976, he he is new and a qualified candidate. polls reported the turnout was percent of those registered, had For 46 years, Ziemak Sr. ran the O’Neill, while 10 cast their ballots ’‘ (Zinsser) has been an excellent good. Hartford Road Tavern and Cafe^The endeavor. The first day’s receipts came ran the place for his father, doing over voted. • , 6 1,069 6 8 5 681 2,435 for Republican Julie D. Belaga. senator for the 4th District.” Miller By 10 a.m., about 508 voters had tavern was just a short walk from the to $6, Ziemak recalls. EVen in the the interior in rough wood that he Many of those questioned said their said. “ Meotti is of unknown turned out at the Keeney Street Diana said no single polling place home he built his family on Cooper Hill Depression, this wasn’t enough to keep a stripped from a tobacco she(f vote was a negative one — against 7 1,095 6 0 0 701 g r a s s ' quality.” School, which is in the 9th voting was particularly heavy today. Then it was back to Pratt ft Whitney a particular candidate. Polls throughout town opened at Bill Castelluccio of Hillcrest district, moderator Beverly Ma­ for a stint in the personnel and training “ (O’Neill) is not as two-faced as Road said he voted for Meotti 6 a.m. and are scheduled to close at 8 9 97 5 6 3 6 22 2,1 82 lone said. department. But Ziemak Jr. remained the other one.” said Joseph Beau­ because “ he’s a good man.” “ That’s up (even) fora presiden­ 8 p.m. interested in the neighborhood where lieu, who lives on Main Street. Voters said there was not one tial year,” she said. During the early vote, a number 9 1,196 757 868 2,821 “ I think Belaga will bring more particular thing that helped them The polls are open until 8 tonight. of voting machine problems he’d grown up, and the tavern that had occurred. 10 1,084 7 08 6 76 2,4 68 consumed so much of his father’s life. At the District 5 polling station in When his father announced his plans to the Senior Citizens’ Center on East 11 9 75 5 0 0 6 1 ? \ 2,0 88 retire, Ziemak Jr. chose to return to Senate hinges on few races Center Street, one of the three Hartford Road. The place had gotten voting machines was replaced just 12 875 537 589 2,001 rundown, concedes Ziemak Sr. . before 10 a,m. after a problem Ideally, says the older man, he would Contlmied from page 1 $15 million for Senate candidates. ces for gains are in Maryland and developed with the curtain that Total 12,195 8 ,2 7 6 28,631 have liked to see his son “ straighten it He told voters that their taxes Nevada, where Republican incum­ closes behind the voter. success in capturing Senate seats bents are retiring, and in Florida, out and bring it back to where it was.” might be raised and the country’s Moderator Shirley S. Davis said six years ago. where GOP Sen. Paula Hawkins is But his son saw the place differently; defenses reduced by a Democratic the problem occurred at about 7; 45 Chart shows registration figures in Manchester’s 12 Of the 15 Republican senators trailing. “ Fine food. Good fun. A great meeting Senate. a.m., and one of her assistants voting districts. Overaii, 28,631 are registered'to vote. elected with Reagan in 1980, seven Republicans said they would place,” is how he describes it. And he said a change of commit­ helped close and open the curtain were in tight races or lagging pick up a seat in Missouri, where Democrats iead with 12,195; Repubiicans foiiow with Ziemak Jr. has spent more than tee chairmen might place liberals for voters until the replacement 4 behind their Democratic 8,276, and 8,160 voters are not affiiiated with a poiiticai such as Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, Democratic Sen. Thomas Eagleton machine was brought in. $100,000 to renovate the building. That’s challengers. is stepping down. D-Mass., in position to block or Democratic Registrar of Voters party. about 50 times as much as his father It is, says White House political And in the most expensive race in slow his conservative program. Herbert E. Stevenson said the paid for the place. “ But it’s going to be director Mitchell Daniels, "a The cliffhanger nature of several the nation, where a combined $20 broken machine will be locked up tlons. Moderator Thomas H. Fer­ worth it,” Ziemak Jr. says. “ My father’s pretty steep mountain.” key races probably means the million total is likely to be spent by only allowed to choose a candidate Hariid phot D by Rodii and kept at the polling station until guson said. He said the machine place was perfect for the neigh^rhood But he insists that Republicans results will depend on which party both sides, three-term Democratic from the 9th Assembly District. a final tally is taken after 8 p.m. would be operable once fixed. can still climb it and retain their is more efficient at getting its Sen. Alan Cranston was facing a in which he found himself. W e’re just « tonight. At the District 9 polling station at Diana said the machine was set A year after he took It over, John Ziemak Sr. poses for a picture grip on the Senate. supporters to the polls. But If stiff challenge from GOP Rep. Ed trying to make the new place go in the At the District 1 polling station in the Keeney Street School, inde­ up so that it was impossible to pull behind the bar of the Hartford Road Tavern. Beers were a nickel The two John Zlemaks, senior and junior, take a moment to pose Reagan clearly did ail he could to sufficient voters are turned off by Zschau. direction of the neighborhood where we Robertson School on North School pendent 13th Assembly District the lever over Wilson’s name. After at the tavern’s original mahogany bar. give GOP Senate candidates an ■ the negative nature of many of the The races in Alabama, Colorado, then and most nibbles were free. find ourselves.” Street, the levers over the fifth and candidate Edward J. Wilson was it was discovered at'^about 9 a.m. extra boost. campaigns, overall turnout may be Idaho, North Dakota and South sixth referendum questions had to incorrectly listed on the ballot on that Wilson’s name v^s listed, a He traveled 25,000 miles since low. “ Dakota all appeared too close to be adjusted because they did not one of the three machines. Chief piece of tape was placed over his Labor Day alone. He raised nearly Democrats said their best chan­ call. appear to be directly over ques- Moderator Diana said. Voters were name. Diana said. Hospital places dads in labor in the lap of luxury Special Town Council election set March 5 in Coventry Manchester Memorial Hospital is doing its best to Democrat from Manchester elected to the state House Manchester’s Main Street, where it was still make expectant fathers-comfortable. in more than half a century. Halloween. Bv Jacqueline Bennett months later,” Coventry resident Fowler. filling vacancies by council vote Mary Young, an assistant attorney recommended that the council The hospital announced last week that it bought two Thank you, downtown merchants! We appreciate Herald Correspondent Judy LeDoyt said at the council’s could not be used because of the general with the office of the ratify Paterson’s appointmept and G E T O U T t h e v o t e — That 1936 election your not pushing things. In August, Hodge appointed chair beds, so fathers can stay overnight at the brought out 87 percent of the eligible voters in meeting at Capt. Nathan Hale Fowler to the council by exercising lack of a quorum. secretary of the state, said the said Sparkman’s seat was safe. hospital while waiting for the delivery, or after the V ifla g e Manchester — a participation figure that would be COVENTRY - The issue of School. executive authority to fill a va­ After apppointing Fowler, Hodge Elections Commission had “ in­ Schwebel advised, however, that BOLTON BOTTLENECK - Michael Bell, a birth, of their ne^ babies. considered astounding if it occurred today. - special elections again came be­ Following the advice of Town used the same procedure to appoint vited” a petition with its opinion. Green’s petition be accepted in geologist studying at Yale, says some things. like cancy that had existed for more “ Fathers want to be more involved in the birth Knowledgable' observers say Manchester will be fore the Town Council Monday Attorney Abbot Schwebel, Town Democrat Elizabeth Paterson. Re­ Young said the question is whether regard to Fowler’s seat because C r ie r rush-hour traffic jams, can be explained just by than 30 days. A series of resigna­ process,” said Pat Murdoch, clinical coordinator of lucky to repeat the voter turnout of 1982 — the last time night. Manager Harold Hodge set March publican Thomas Sparkman was the proper state law was used in the she was appointed when the council looking at the land. tions had left the seven-seat council the hospital’s Family Birthing Center. “ And this is one Connecticut elected a governor. Four years ago, the “ I think it’s a shame that a 5 as the date for a special two-party then seated by council vote, filling appointment procedure, based on lacked a quorum. Bell, author of a book called "The Face of without the five members needed step in ensuring that Manchester Memorial remains a turnout was 70 percent. special election has to be held when election for the council seat cur­ the last vacancy. the uncertainty of the status of the Connecticut; People, Geology and the Land,” says one to form a quorum and conduct Before the meeting Monday contemporary and responsive birthing center.” Nowadays, the highest number of voters go to the the regular election is only a few rently held by Democrat Rose Resident Dorothy Wllmot filed a council as a board or a factor in rush-hour delays is the Bolton Ridge. The business. The usual method of night. Green said he was dissatis­ Let’s hope all those new fathers are comfortable in polls in a presidential election year (83 percent in complaint with the state Elections commission. their chair beds during labor and delivery. ridge, which runs from Massachusetts to the Enforcement Commission chal­ “ There’s ambiguity {n the sta­ fied and felt there should be a 1984), and lower numbers turn out for local elections Connecticut River, was formed from an ancient chain lenging the legality of the appoint­ tutes — only the courts could public vote on all three seats. FIFTY YEARS AGO — The outcome of the 1936 (44.4 percent in 1985). of volcanic islands which ran through the center of If it’s before 8 p.m., you still have time to exercise ments. The commission dismissed decide,” Young said. It is likely Fowler will run for the presidential and state election was a record-breaker, Democratic delegation to the Congress. New England back when Connecticut was an ocean. Obituaries your privilege and responsibility. If you need aride to the complaint in October, saying In October, Coventry resident position, but the Democratic Town according to the Manchester Evening Herald of Nov. Meanwhile, in Manchester, the upset left Republi­ “ There’s just one small place where you can easily the polls, call the Democrats at 643-5117 or 646-5849, or the matter was outside its Roland Green filed a petition Committee can choose another 3, 1936. cans bewildered, according to the Herald, “ as the get through the Bolton Ridge,” Bell explains. “ So if call the Republicans at 643-0839. Jason R. Matthew Scholarship Foundation Inc., 20 St.. Willimantic, has charge of jurisdiction. calling for a special election for all candidate. The Republicans must Democrats swept the country, returning FDR to the Roosevelt avalanche ripped the rock out of this you’re headed eastbound on 1-84 out of Hartford, you Hartford Road. arrangements. In a recent interview, however. three council seats. Schwebel now also nominate someone. White House in a landslide that resulted in a traditionally rock-ribbed Republican town.” get squeezed together like everyone else while you Walfer E. Driver III record-breaking Democratic majority in both houses The only Republican to win a contested race in WHAT A RELIEF — After a trip to various pass through that little notch.” 9 Memorial donations may be Edward Schulthaiss made to the Building Fund of First of Congress. Connecticut returned Democratic Gov. Manchester In 1936 was William J. Shea, a candidate out-of-town shopping malls on Saturday, where Bell will talk more about it in a free lecture Sunday, Jason R. Matthew, 7. and his CongregatioanI Church, Main Wilbur L. Cross to office for a fourth term, and for the for state representative. The other state representa­ Christmas carols, wreaths and trees seemed to be Nov. 9, at 3 p.m. in the art gallery at the Jorgensen Edward Schultheiss, 73, of Main brother, Walter E. Driver III, 16 Street, Coventry 06238. first time In history the state elected an all- tive’s seat went to Edward J. Murphy, the first rushing the season, it was great to come back to Auditorium at the University of Connecticut. Storrs. months, both of Manchester, died Street, Coventry, died Monday at Sunday from injuries received in Windham Community Memorial G A R ^ .N S an automobile accident in Hospital. He was the husband of Manchester. ' Marion (Strattman) Schultheiss. Dominic A. Marino He was born June 9, 1913, in Dominic A. Marino, 80, Ne­ y V o o d t a n d n Jason was born Nov. 29,1978. and ^ ^1 6 8 Woodland St. 643-8474 8 am - 7 pm daily Pakistanis honor ambassador Walter was born June 30, 1985. Philadelphia. Pa., and had lived in wington, died Sunday at ' New Jason is survived by his mother. Coventry for 45 years. He was a Britain General Hospital. He was WE CARE to fell you th* (Inatt Quality at arrived at Bradley International Gail Matthew, and his father, U.S. MarineCorps veteran and was the husband of Amelia “ Terry” What do you that baby birds leave behind when Fair Prlcaa. Airport at 8; 20 a.m. They were Robert Davidson, both of Manches­ employed by Hamilton Standard, (Valente) Marino. He was the WHO WE CARE to give you tha bast sarvica do when you they go through brambles. Stanley Windsor Locks, for 24 years. Since brother of John Marino of want to give a greeted by the Zaheers and by two Marcus, the Texas merchant, gave ter; a sister, Stephanie M. David­ successful businessmen from Pak­ son of Manchester; his maternal 1954, he was co-publisher of the Manchester. party but the this top billing in his book "The giva you tha largast varlaty S o c ia lly istan. One was Rashid Hamid of grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex­ Broadcaster. Willimantic. He also Is survived by a daugh­ guest of honor Best.” CARES? from which to choosa. Vernon, who chose to attend this He was member of the First ter, Ann Marino of Newington; will be in town ander Matthew of Manchester; S p e a k in g function rather than the opening of Dean R. Malsbary of Manchester and his paternal grandparents, Mr. Congregational CIhurch of Coven­ another brother, Daniel Marino of WE CARE to maka your shopping aasy only for a few and his wife were reminiscing with a shopping mall In Waterbury built and Mrs. Maurice Davidson of try and was a founding member of Raviera, Ariz.; three sisters, and 2 acras of Pailting araa. hours and at a the Zaheers, who are old friends. Rhea Talley Stewart by his Vernon company, Naek Manchester. the South Coventry Volunteer Fire 'Theresa Manganaro of Glaston­ time consi­ Now retired from the University of Construction. Also on hand to greet Walter Driver is survived by his Department. He also was a bury, Flora Salvatore of Newing­ Hssssiilaiils • VMris • dered peculiar Connecticut, Malsbary was the 6 Camplili displiy ■( drlad llawan the ambassador was SIdlq Sattar, a mother, Gail Matthew and his member of Uriel Lodge 24 of ton and Kay Chappel of Daytona, KsIsiKhss - OrsaiMslsI for a reception? first to train business teachers in United Technologijes vice father. Walter E. Driver Jr. of Merrow and Climax Chapter 98 Fla.; and several nieces and PspiNrs • Rstfsr A Rsx tor drlad arriniamanto. Suppitos You give the Pakistan, where he lived with his president. Manchester; his maternal grand­ Order of Eastern Star. nephews. A son, Anthony Marino, Bs| ^ 8$ • Orsufs Trsss, tor lha “ Da-H-yauraanar,” Wraath reception any­ family from 1962 to 1964. He met the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alexander He also is survived by two died in 1975. Largs A Sswtl fsllags way. That is why the Pakistan- of ladoo, a spherical-shaped coo­ -Zaheers in Pakistan. “ These are Rings. Csnss, Styrsfaam, Wraath kie. The Pakistani goodies were the The shalwar camisi/ the pants- Matthew of Manchester; and his daughters. Lynn Duval of Tolland The funeral will be Wednesday at plants • American Cultural Association some of my favorite people,” he Wirs, Cans Wraath. Ete. happened to fill a table at Manches­ result of an appeal sent to families and-long-tunlc combination that is paternal grandmother, EMith D. and Brooke Shannqp Bravos of 2 p.m. at the Church of Christ, Thsusinds is ekssss IrsMi! said. the traditional dresM was worn by Driver of Manchester. He was Sausalito, Calif.; two brothers. Congregational. Newington. Bur- ter Community College with samo- of Pakistani background In the the Pakistani ladiesrThe ambassa­ Mayor Barbara Weinberg predeceased by his paternal grand­ John Schultheiss of Philadelphia, ial-wdll be In Fairviety Cemetery, sas and ladoo and cheer (that last Is area. The goodies certainly got PeraijinlBl SpBclala better play than the cheese and dor’s wife wore Westernized g re e ts the ambassadorial couple father, Walter E. Driver Sr. Pa., and William Scripto in New New'Britain. Calling hours are. HOLLAND BULBS a rice dessert, not a state of mind) NtHykMki. Esalltli #>7 at II a.m. Saturday. Jamsheed crackers provided by the college. version of this. Ilbr straight on behalf of the town, and commls- llie private funerals will be at York; two sisters, Catherine D’An­ today from 2 to 4 and 7 top p.m. at Hsrald photo by Tuokor Tullpi, A u l...... / ” PiMsi.CtrsiaiM, g H u l Marker, Pakistan’s ambassador to The occasion was a conference mid-calf dress of soft-beige wool serated with them about the the Holmes Funeral Home. 400 gelo of St. Petersburg, Fla., and the Newington Memorial Funeral 10 2 on global Issues, titled "Under­ with a sprinkling of beads at Inconvenience of having a house Main St., with burial in East Agnes Romanelli of Philadelphia, Home, 20 Bonair Ave.. Newington. Diffodlis...... 10/2“ Firait-Plallstk 0I 12. the United States, and his wife Three women at Saturdays reception for the Pakistani were in Connecticut from 8; 20 a.m. standing Third World Countries.” neckline was made in Italy. Be­ interior painted. The Pakistani Cemetery. There are no calling Pa.; twb grandchildren; and sev­ Memorial donations may be __ Plants Hyacinths...... „10/5“ It was the first conferencev'but neath it she wore straight pants residence in Washington is under­ ambassador hold plates of samosas, or Asian turnovers. hours. eral nieces and nephews. made to the Church of Christ. Cjrpipili. Fszalswi. to 1; 30 p.m. Crocui. AssL______/ “ “ We are having lunch In the Fatima Antar, professor of eco­ from Pakistan. And her shawl was going that. They are, from left, Mrs. Mohammed Zaheer, wife of the Memorial donations may be A memorial service will be Congregational, Memorial Fund, 10 1 WINta. cafeteria in an hour or so,” said nomics at MCC, said there are recognized by those In the know as made to the Buckley School Li­ Wednesday at 7 p.m. at the First 1075 Main St., Newington 06111, or FrMIlirla ■ Ansasns • Braps • r V ' president of the Pakistan-American Cultural Associa­ Mra. Mohammed Zaheer, wife of plans to make it an annual event. a special product of Asia, made Rhea Talley Stewart coven brary Fund, care of Barbara Congreg^ional Church of Cktven- to the Newington Volunteer Ambu­ NyadMfc - I n s w a p • iris - the MCC professor who heads the The ambassador and his wife, from a fabric called charteuse. parties and other social events for tion, RIffat Zulficar, a Massachusetts resident, and Farhat Poirot, 6 Woodstock Drive, Man­ try. T h ^ are no calling hours. The lance Corps, P.O. Box 11061, Eranthss • sMI nisrsl association, as she passed a plate ^ with their attache. Shahid Malik, This is woven from the soft down the Manchester Herald. Sultana of Storrs, a Pakistani student. chester. or to the Manchester Potter Funeral Home, 456 Jackson Newington 06111. It — MANCHESTER HERALD. Tueaday. Nov. 4, 1986 Souvenir stamps released Tuesday TV

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The maternal (3D M OVIE; 'They Only Kill Their M as­ SOUTH WINDSOR — Vernon Frazer of East els to 1979 with H G. Wells in hot pursuit The second possibility is an modern variety. Candia of Boston Turnpike, Coven­ grandmother is Marie Artz, also of [ESPN] NFL's Superstars Mike Ditka ters' Wlien a police chief flusfies out a parents are Ann Johnson of South Malcolm McDowell, David Warner. Mary There are no recognized long­ Hartford will read some of his poetry Wednesday at 93 Antrim Raod. The paternal killer llie evidence point.s to a Doberman allergy. This, too. can cause a 7:30 p.m. at Paperback Alley, 984 Sullivan Ave. His try. The maternal grandparents Windsor and Edwin Johnson of 8:00PM (A) Campaign '86: Election Steenburgen 1979 Rated PG frothy mucus buildup in your term consequences of drinking Dr. Gott’s new Health Report on British group meets are Mr. and Mrs. Thomas ^rw ick Broad Brook. The paternal grand­ grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Night Pinscher James Gamer, Katherine Ross. poetry has appeared in several magazines. 1 0:30PM OD News Hal Holbrook 1973 throat, with the cough being your water that has been softened. Viruses and Cancer tells about the of Mink Trail, Coventry. The baby parents-are Mr. and Mrs. Frank Edward Kokoszka of 891 Tolland (dD (4® W ho's the Boss? (C C) Samantha Britannia Chapter, Daughters of the British The reading is open to the public and free. For more (2® Alfred Hitchcock (ii) Grizzly Adams unconscious attempt to clear out However, there are two excep­ latest discoveries in cancer re­ has a sister, Kelly Ann Berwick, 2. Bloking of 250 W. Center St. The Turnpike. IS thrilled but Tony is shocked when she Empire, will meet Thursday at 11:30 a.m. at the home information, call the bookstore, 644-9979. returns from a party with a hickey on her d® The Honeymooners [ESPN ] Mazda SportsLook (R| the phlegm. tions. Some patients with weak search. 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Elks Lodge 1893 of Manchester is offering college 3:00AM teaspoon to dip up the dough to drop d® d® Matlock Matlock faces harrass- dz) S C TV gon' A former Hollywood great is ptir POLLY: Last ment from his defense of dying crime boss suaded tO do a Broadway musical Frrjd 1 them into the broth, but he scholarships. Applications are available from gui­ [CN N ] Moneyline Thanksgiving, I dance counselors at Bolton; Manchester, and East Nicholas Baron, who has been framed for Astaire, Cyd Charisse 1953 dumplings were always uneven, no Christian women have brunch murder. (60 min ) Part 2 of 2, In Stereo, [D IS ] Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet bought a large Catholic high schools and Howell Cheney Regional (61D Shopping Line matter how hard I tried to keep Election Results [ESPN] Auto Racing '86; IHRA Drag turkey on sale, Manchester Area Christian Women’s Club will have d® [CN N ] News Overnight them equal in size. Now I use a Vocational Technical School. 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Reagan, Dewey •:M«’lthV"'St'dVe';; Forrest. [USA] Auto Racing: Trans-Am Cham­ It's been solidly frozen in its may be stored in your refrigerator pects to find the killer of an art dealer with for three to four days, or in the AH. Services hold well-child clinic a shady past Albert Finney, Ingrid Berg- 1954 pionship (60 min.) (R) original plastic wrapping with an 9 ^ man, Sean Connery. 1974 [U SA ] Wanted: Dead or Alive overwrap of aluminum foil. freezer for two to three months Bondra Stave speaks on China 3;20AM [M AX] MOVIE: 'Hollywood Tips on selecting the freshest ANDOVER — Community Health Care Services Novela: Monte Calvario Ghost Stories' Scones from supernatural/ LIZ. after the holiday. Happy eating! 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HAQAII THB HORRIBLE by Oik Brown*

MHS hooters eliminated from state tourney

WiESTPORT — It was not the 10-3-1, advances to Thursday’s first John Walker found Tim Doran at Three minutes earlier, Dave Ste­ Staples, after going 3-3-1 in its have five starters back and our kind of season when you think round against host Simsbury. the top of the penalty area on the phenson was tripped Just outside first seven games, has won seven of bench was loaded with sopho­ about Manchester High soccer. right side and he blistered the the penalty area and Hank Ste­ “ We played well enougili to have eight games. The lone setback was mores,” McCarthy cited. “ Next The Indians, over the years, have game-winner home. “ Staples likes phenson blistered the ensuing a good trip back,” said Manchester a 2-1 reversal to Brien McMahon in year we shouidd be much im­ been one of the better schools in the to work the diagonal ball. He direct kick Just wide of the cage. proved. I’m looking forward to it.” coach Bill McCarthy of \the one- the Fairfield County Interscholas­ state of Connecticut. But the year (Walker) hit it to the right side of It was a defensive-minded game and-a-half hour return bius ride. tic Athletic Conference champion­ 1986 was not kind to Man^ester the penalty area,” McCarthy re­ with Staples holding a slim 8-6 edge "We played a good first half. We ship game. “ Staples plays in the ' One item which McCarthy will and it came to an end Monday as ca ll^ the winning goal. in shots. Harris had five saves tough FCIAC and had a real good hope to turn around is Manches­ the Indians feil to Staples High, 1-0, came out real intense. Staples Manchester applied some pres­ against 6 for Indian senior goalie gives you a lot of room in the year. Our kids can hold their heads ter’s success rate in one-goal in a state Class LL qualifying round sure toward the end, pressing for Jason Stansfield. “ We put a lot of up high,” McCarthy said of his games. ’The Indians were involved clash. midfield and your own ar«ia but the equaliser, but came up empty. pressure on in the final 5-6 minutes they clamp down when you get in team’s play. in nine of them, winding up on the A header by Louis Jaffe wjth five but they are so well-prepared their half.” The Indian midfield of Tom short end six times. Manchester, The loss leaves the Indians, the minutes left flew over goalie Mark defensively. ’They deflected a lot of Janenda, Hank Stephenson and which scored Just 23 goals, 11 of No. 22 seed in the original 23-team The Wreckers scored thti only Harris’ head but he was able to opportunities. We’d approach the Jay Mistretta played well. ’The trio those in two games, obiiously flqid, with a final 7-8-1 mark. goal 11 minutes deep into the recover and latch onto the ball penalty area and they’d have two are among the six Manchester needs to improve in the goal­ SiBples, the No. 11 seed and now second half. A direct kick from before it went over the goal line. men on you.” McCarthy said. starters who graduate. “ But we’ll scoring department. N Dickerson and Rams overcome the Bears By Mario Fox 26-yarder tied the score and started Ditka, possibly looking ahead to The Associated Press a wild 31-point third quarter. meeting the Rams in the playoffs. The Rams made it 10-3 when “ We had a lot of penalties (10 for 85 CHICAfiiO — Eric Dickerson won LeRoy Irvin returned a fumble by yards). You also have to play with the battle of the running backs Bears’ punter Maury Buford 22 your head in the game.” from Walter Payton. More impor­ yards for a score. Jim McMahon, who has guided tantly,- he helped the Los Angeles But Chicago’s Dennis Gentry Chicago to victories in each of last Rains win their battle with the returned the ensuing kickoff 84 22 starts, sat out the contest with Chicago Bears. yards. Two plays later, Payton’s shoulder and ankle injuries. V Dickerson, the NFL’s leading replacement, Thomas Sanders, Backup quarterback Steve Fuller rusher, churned out 111 yards on ran 10 yards for the tying was lifted in the third quarter after the ground and caught a key pass to touchdown. completing 9 of 19 passes for 102 set up Mike Lansford’s game­ On the next series, Gary Fencik yards. Two of his passes were winning SO-yard field goal with four intercepted a Dils’ pass and intercepted. seconds left as the Rams edged the returned it to the Ranns’ 84. On the Bears, 20-17, Monday night. first play after the interception, Fuller’s replacement, Mike "Eric Dickerson had 111 yards Sanders galloped 34 yards for his Tomezak, guided the Bears to both on the best run defense I’ve ever second TD to put the Bears ahead. their TDs but he completed only 2 seen,” Los Angeles Coach John But Dils tied it on the following of 8 passes and couldn’t get the Robinson said. series when he hit Rrown in full Bears moving in the final quarter. Dickerson also caught three flight for his only long-distance Recently signed quarterback passes for 46 yards, including an completion of the night. Doug Flutie hasn’t been activated eight-yarder that got the Rams to Bears Coach Mike Ditka took the yet and watched the game in the the Bears’ 32 with nine seconds left. loss — the first for Chicago in the coaches’ sky box. Lansford, who had kicked a 26-yard past 15 games at Soldier Field Both teams now are 7-2 and play field goal in the third quarter, then stride. on the road within their division on drilled home the 50-yarder to give “ We had enough chances Sunday. The Bears, two games the Rams the win. win,” _sald Ditka. “ We did soi ahead of Minnesota, visit Tampa Hanid photo by Pinto “ I figure any game will come things iYell and we did some thi Bay, while the Rams, with a dow^pyo a kick.” said Lansford. 1‘A-game lead over Atlanta and East Catholic's Ed Baida (7) battles St. d his Eagle teammates were “ ’ThaPs the way I prepare myself.” n Francisco in the NFC West, Joseph's Joe Ovchar (11) for the ball in y Bristol Eastern in state Dickerson, trying to break his avel to New Orleans. an ACC contest last week at Eagle Fiel(j. nt play hdonday, 3-0. own single-season rushing record of 2,105 yards, boosted his 1986 total to 1,141 with seven games to go. He also raised his career rushing total to 6,288 yards, bettering the Ram East sent to sidelines record of 6,186 yards set by Lawrence McCutcheon. enabled them to work together as a an unassisted goal to put the “ The win is fine but they beat us BRISTOL — It was a quick exit when it really, really counted.” from the state soccer tournament fine unit.” Lancers up, 2-0. Verardi finished said Dickerson, referring to the for the East Catholic boys’ soccer Bristol got on the board at 23; 25 out the scoring at 23:25 of the of the first half when an Eagle second half for the final tally. Bears’ 24-0 win last January in the team. ’The Eagles, seeded 2Sth out NFC championship on their way to of 26 teams in Class L, lost a first defender misjudged a bouncing bail and it went over his head. “ The kids worked real hard and the Sujper Bowl. round match Monday, bowing to never cheated themselves all sea­ Payton, the NFL’s all-time lead­ Bristol Eastern, 3-0. The loss Lancer Tom Verardi picked up the 4 loose ball and deposited it in the son,” Malin said. “ We must work ing rusher, had 61 yards on 19 knocks East out of the tournament harder during the off-season on our carries before going out with a and it winds up 7-8-1 for the year. back of the net — his first of three goals. The first half ended up with a overall iikills.” dislocated big toe on his right foot ’The homestanding Lancers, 12-2-2, in the third period. He may miss 8 Actress Claire advanced to the first round witb the 1-0 Bristol advantage. Scott L.ima played well for East 9 Opera division Sunday’s game in Tampa Bay. victory. East began the second half in fine in goal, making 13 saves. Sean “ We’ll know more by late this 1 Middle 10 Bishop's fashion, getting some good scoring Powers at midfield, sweeperback province afternoon,” team spokesman Ken Easterners “ Bristol Eastern was a confident chances, but it was unable to Ron Cote, and halfback Mike 6 Solos 12 More Valdiserri said. Payton has missed substantial and aggressive team.” East Coach capitalize. On a quick counterat­ Manganello also played well for the only one game in his 12-year NFL 11 Belief in gods Tom Malin commented. “ They 13 Resort of New tack at the 15-minute mark, Eagles. The Lancers outshot East, career and none since his rookie 13 From there communicated very well which 14 As of now |2 Mexico Verardi beat an Eagle fullback for 17-9. season, when he sat out with an wds.) 18 Rend ankle injury. 15 Cherge with 20 Single time Dickerson gave credit to quar­ gas 22 Actor terback Steve Dils, who managed 16 _ - of March Kristofferson Red Sox aren’t exercising to complete only six of 25 passes for 17 Fragrance 23 Climbing 137 yards, with one interception. 19 These |Fr.| plant SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Today, you may receive important information from He tried to go deep eight times and 20 Cornelia 24 Canines separate sources. If you take the best connected only once — but that one Skinner 25 Male title that each offers, you can turn them into was a 65-yard touchdown to Ron 21 Russian secret 27 Construction something meaningful. Gel a jump on Brown with 1; 28 to play in the third beam (comp, options on Seaver, Armas police life by understanding the influences that period that tied the game at 17-17. 25 Use scissors wd.) will govern you in the year ahead. Send “ It’s good to throw those bombs 28 Half (pref.) 26 „ de 38 44 Fasting period lor your Astro-Graph predictions today. BOSTON (AP) — The Boston negotiating another contract and 1 ankle injury in Game 5 of the to loosen up the defense,” Dicker- Janeiro 29 Beams 45 By mouth Dinsmore Mail $1 to Astro-Graph, c/o this news­ Red Sox announced Monday they said yes, we would,” Gorman said. American League playoffs, and son said. 27 Throe times 30 Adoles­ 39 Return 46 Thrice (pref.) paper. P.O, Box 91428, Cleveland, OH Seaver, who will turn 42 on Nov. only appeared as a piiich-hitter in Several of Dils’ passes were 44101-3428. Be sure to state your zodi­ had decided against exercising 30 Preparing golf cent envelope (abbr.) 47 Charlemagne’s 17, was not able to pitch in the the World'Series against the New dropped, but Dils and Robinson domain (abbr.) ac sign. 1987 contract options on pitcher shot 31 Sea bird 40 Tennessee post-season after injuring his right York l^ets. were pleased with the play of the Ford 48 Printer's SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Mate­ Tom Seaver and. center fielder 33 Carrier 32 Dine WINTHROP ALBUM OR eOMETHINO, Stewart was not used in the post passes, he (Dils) would have had a 37 Ascend and inflelder Dave Stapleton that White Sox at the end of June in a project of yours will start picking up trade for outfielder Steve Lyons. season. great game,” said Robinson. 39 Rational steam today. This could be due to a new they would not be offered new AP photo 40 Organ for contracts next season. Armas, 33, hit .284 in 121 games Stapleton, 32, spent seven sea­ Dils got his third start this paFlicipant who will supply the motor sons with the Red ^ x . He hit. 128 in season, replacing veteran Steve hearing forces that have been lacking. Red Sox General Manager Lou with 11 home runs and 58 RBI last Los Angeles' Mike Lansford follows through on a 43 Andes animal AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) You can Gorman, however, said Seaver season. 39 games as a utility player, the Bartkowski. His availability was limited by lowest in his career. He saw action ’The Bears led 3-0 at halftime on successful 50-yard field goal with four seconds left 45 Odd (Scot.) best achieve an ambitious objective to­ •.AA.'^UA_»4.H . liffujln could be back with the team next recurring leg injuries during the as a reserve in the playoffs and Kevin Butler’s 30-yard field goal in Monday night that gave the Rams a 20-17 victory over the 9 46 Ideas day by looking out for the Interests of year. 49 Precious stone others as well as your own. If they don't “ He asked If we would consider regular season. Armas suffered an World Series. the first quarter before Lansford’s Chicago Bears at Soldier Field in Chicago. 51 Luxurious fur win, you won’t either. 52 Actress PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Let your imagination drift today. Be a dreamer, May because dreams will Inspire hope, and 53 Replace hope will stimulate action to fulfill your 54 Appeal wishes. Biggest sports week In Manchester Is coming up DOWN ARIES (March 21-April 19) A situation that you have been eager to alter can be Bridge successfully changed today. But it can't 1 Loft be done in a timid fashion: you'll have to Before the final week in the 11th month of this year, McCIuskey in 1927 to John Treacy in 1985, will be soccer coach at Manchester High but he’s busier than 2 Island be bold and imaginative. 1986, comes to an end. It will be the biggest sports week honored. ever at the present time. Now in his seventh year as 3 Yellow fever TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Your intu­ queen and returned a diamond to dum­ in Manchester since March of 1938 when Manchester It all adds up to the biggest week In Manchester in 48 boys' soccer tournament director for the CIAC, mosquito ition as well as your logic will be in high Any help my’s nine. Declarer then ruffed a High School’s triple championship basketball team years. Danielson’s duties Include lining up sites and officials 4 Favoritism NORTH 11-4-SI gear today, giving you the ability to see ♦ 9 5 3 heart and played a club to dummy’s was honored. Herald Angle for all post-season games, no small order. No one Is 5 Fast aircraft both sides of an issue and make wise is welcome king. He could now ruff dummy’s last ♦ KJ10 3 Following the schoolboy’s success in adding the New Earl Yost Dream aMignment more qualified that the mild-mannered Danielson, (abbr.) determinations. ♦ K 10 9 heart with his ace of diamonds, over­ England title in Providence to add to its previous who put Manchester on the state schoolboy map with 6 Attention- GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Someone ♦ K32 By James Jacoby take his queen of diamonds with dum­ Sports Editor Emeritus one tourney team after another during a career that with whom you are closely involved may conquests in the Central Connecticut Interscbolastic “ It was the fulfillment of a lifetime dream,” Sam getting sound my’s king and play the 10 of diamonds League and the Connecticut tournament, the town Maltempo said the day after he refereed the nationally stretched over a quarter century. 7 Played anew (c) 1986 by. NEA. Inc ^ be willing to share something of value WEST EAST Nothing is more irritating for a de­ to pick up West’s last trump. At the with you today. However, he or she turned out en masse to salute the hoopsters with telecast International Boxing Federation Junior world Rita Lupacchino, former girls’ Jayvee basketball 6 ♦ K J 4 ♦ AQ 10 8 6 2 fender than to realize that he made the same time, he shed his losing small might insist thatlt be kept confidential. ¥ A 9 8 7 2 testimonials and a parade. . welterweight bout at the Hartford Civic Center last coach at Manchester High, has been named assistant ¥ Q 5 play that allowed declarer to succeed club, leaving himself with the good A- ^ A CANCER (June 21-July 22) Fortune ♦ 542 ♦ 7 Three weeks from ’Thursday, the SOth birthday of week, between Joe Manley and Gary Hinton. Manley coach of the University of Hartford women’s varsity in. an ambitious contract. This hap­ Q and his contract. could smile on you today In a partner­ ♦ 10 6 ♦ J 9 8 4 Connecticut’s premier road race will be run in upset the champion with a knockout in the 10th round. basketball team. She was a standout earlier as a pened in today’s deal, but we still have CELEBRITY CIPHER ship arrangement you have with a pet- This was a nice dummy fSvec^l, Manchester and this promotion, which is expected to the 22nd, with a sports fitness show at Manchester player at East Catholic High. ' SOUTH to extend a “ well done” to declarer for Cetebftty Qph«r cryptograms art creatad from quotations by famous people, past and present son who shares a vital interest. EaclYof but did you notice how the d e f ^ attract as many as 7,000 participants and 25,000 to High’s Clarke Arena, plus a gala ball at night at MCC’s Maltempo, a one-time pro fighter In the middle­ Gerry O’Reilly, third in Manchester’s Thanksgiving Each letter In the cipher stands for another. Todmy'B ciu0: J equals B you will make positive contributions. ♦ 7 ; good card reading and play execution. helped? Although it is far from obvi­ weight and light heavyweight division, has for nearly 30,000 spectators, will headline the final week of the Lowe Auditorium. Road Race last fall, copped the Big East cross country LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) If you feel in­ ¥ 6 4 West's lead of the four of spades was by CONNIE WIENER ous, if East leads back a diamond at Only ’Tuesday in the final week will be void of any a decade been recognized as the No. 1 referee in championship last week over the Franklin Park spired today to make some artistic ♦AQJ863 won by East, who played back a spade. trick two, declarer cannot do all the month. Connecticut. The bout marked the first time that ♦ AQ75 The first sports parade of a major magnitude since race-connected activity. course in Boston. He was timed in 24; 35 for the 5.1. “ZFVCPZM PW QFTA CDQPSPKVPZM changes in your surroundings, by all Declarer ruffed and led a heart. When work necessary to bring in the con­ Malfempo, as a ref, did not do any of tlje scoring. ’This 1938 will be part of a final salute on the Saturday two Monday, the 24tt><3^ill feature the Manchester mile run. O’Reilly, a studentat Villanova, Is part of the means do so. The end results should Vulnerable: North-South West ducked, declarer rose with dum­ tract. Try It yourself. task was handled by three Judges. days after the SOth race. sympyhonii orcheMra and chorale at the Bailey “ Irish Connection” that has dominated the local VCKZ VF WAA PLPFVW WDIIAAL PZ have long-lasting, pleasing effects. Dealer: North my’s king. He guessed the heart situa­ The bout was not the fist involving Maltempo as the VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sapt. 22) Your great­ Thanks to the combined efforts of the community Auditorium, the 26th will offer a fashion show at the holiday race for the past decade. tion, reasoning that West did not have MpgBi^itic poles third man in the ring for a nationally telecast fight. est asset today is your ability to reorga­ West North East South K-Q of spades (he would have led the and the Race Committee, a full week’s schedule of Country Club, narrated by Sally Middleton, then the Judy St. Hiliare, the first woman to finish in the AZVATETPWAW UA CKNA OKPSAL PZ." — nize and manage situations thSt others Pass Pass 1 ♦ events that should suit the appetite of everyone will be race on the 2 ^ . The day after the historic blfthday After the fight one veteran area boxing fan asked Manchester Road Race in 1985, will not defend her king), and if East held A-Q of spaded Thej^orthBfTiorth ma{magnetic pole of the Maltempo when, he was going to retire as a referee. have muddled. You’ll do so in ways that Pass l ¥ 2¥ 3 * run, life in the 20th century in Manchester, a blood laurels this year due to injuries. Her 24.40 time set a plus the ace of hearts, he would likely Earth is that area in which the man- offered. “ When I can’t count up to 10,” the local man shot back. MDWVKNA OSKDJATV. make it look easy. 3 ♦ 4 ♦ Pass 5 ♦ Jim Balcome, race director, feels a record field will bank, church service at St. Mary’s and the Hal Roach record for the fairer sex. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Ocl. 23) The odds are Pass Pass Pass have opened the bidding in the second getic force is vertically downward, PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Future: that period ... in which our affairs position. and the south magnetic pole is where answer the starter’s gun — triggered by Lee Fracchia show at the Bailey Auditorium will round out the day. Manchester Historical Society is looking for a 1927 prosper, our friends are true and our happiness Is assured" r- Ambrose still in your favor where your financial _ at 10 a.m. on Main Street, the race being the top dealings are concerned. If there Is a Opening lead: ♦ 4 - Having won dummy’s heart king. the magnetic force is vertically up­ ’The parade on the 29th starts at 11; 30 a.m. witn an man film of the football game played between the North Bierce. South ruffed dummy’s last spade and attraction of the week’s activities. invitation only dinner at night at the Aiiny and Navy End Cloverleafs and the South End Cubs. Marjorie deal you would like to firm up or con­ ward. A.compass placed at a magnet­ Dick Danielson may be retired as a teacher and clude. do it now. exited with a heart. East won the ic pole experiences no directive force. Actually the SOth birthday calendar starts Saturday Club at which time past winners, from John McMenemy will appreciate all calls. 16 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, Nov. 4, 1986 Diminutive Morris big

By Tom Canovan Handley, the coach of the Giants’ match a coUple of days later. Finally, to get Morris off his back, The Associated Press Woolfolk got the playing time what’s most Important,” Morris running backs, said. "Like any Morris’ problems with themedia and Morris sat, especially after said. “ ’It’s competitive drive. Sam Parcells had some of the Giants’ sport, a professional gets in a continued last week when he colliding with quarterback Scott and II don’t grade out on the players hide his helmet, EAST RUTHERFORD. N.J. - groove, and he’s seeing everything refused to .talk to the press after Brunner on his first play from computer because of our height. Morris didn’t bother him again. He’s Intense, private and at times and making all the right cuts.” gaining 181 yards against Washing­ scrimmage, causing a fumble. But our competitive natures let us Parcells rarely likes to put any of feels misunderstood. At !l-fooV7. he Morris made a' lot of right cuts ton, tying the second-best perfor­ Morris did not break into the get t’ne job done.” his players in the spotlight, and also has been called small or little last year too, rushing for a mance in his five-year career with Giants’ lineup until the second half Hnndley agrees. Morris is no exception. NEW YORK (AP) - Sugar Ray The diagnosis w a s N ^ ^ U greateit risk to have damage done on several occasions. club-record 1,336 yards and 21 the Giants. of the 1984 season when fullback “ Ifdi blocking schemes. Ife cer­ the same if there is no hole.’! “ I don’t want a career,” Leonard for a fight with Kewin Howard. He trate on punching Leonard’s surgi­ 181-yard game. to reach the point where he left off take that personally. I just go out Woolfolk was dealt to Houston. tainly did not rest on his laurels. He Morris has gotten a lot of holes -said Monday at a news conference looked rusty In scoring a ninth- cally repaired eye. Morris’ 880-yard rushing total last season. He missed almost all of and show people I can play Morris has talked with the press redioubled his efforts.” because the Giants’ offensive line at which his April 6 fight against round knockout and again an­ " I plan,” he said, “ on hitting him put him 150 yards behind Eric training camp because of a con­ football.” more this season, and he gave a Idorris’ competitive nature was has been playing well, and in the middleweight champion Marve­ nounced his retirement, saying he all over his body.” Dickerson of the Los Angeles tract dispute, and had an added There have been questions about rare insight into himself when a fiource of comic relief. past two weeks. New York has gone lous Marvin Hagler was officially had lost the desire to fight. Arum said the fight could have a Rams. Morris’ total has been worry as his wife prepared to give Morris’ ability to play in the N FL to a two tight end offense with Mark announced. " I want one fight.” potential closed circuit and pay- speaking about linebacker Sam During a game last season The Nevada Athletic Commis­ accomplished in only eight games. birth to their first child. from the day the Giants drafted Bavaro and Zeke Mowatt, among “ Nobody believes me because per-view audience of 3 millibn and Mills of the New Orleans Saints sifiainst New Orleans, Morris suf- sion had been dubious about He missed one game because of an During training camp, he had a him out of Syracuse on the second the best blocking tight ends in the I ’ve contradicted myself before. might gross as mu(A as $100 recently. Mills is 5-9 and one of the fs.red a concussion and was sanctioning the fight. But Dr. Flip allergic reaction to medication. run-in with a reporter who called ' round in the 1982 draft, the same league. Fullback Maurice Carthon, But all I want Is this one fight. I ’ve million. That would double the shortest linebackers in the league. benched by Parcells. Between Homanski, the commission’s chief “ 1 don’t think Joe is running him for a comment at his home, year they made running back “ Sam Mills and Joe Morris are another standout blocker, also has never lost the feeling for fighting previous record gross set by plays, he kept running up to physician, said Leonard had gone significantly different.” Ray and the two engaged in a shouting Butch Woolfolk their No. 1 pick. telling people size alone isn’t ■f’arcells, yelling to be put back In. cleared the way for Morris. Marvin. Marvin Was always there heavyweights Larry Holmes and through an extensive physical and I ’ve always wanted to fight Gerry Cooney at Caesars in 1982. him.” examination and was declared in Closed circuit tickets went on N top shape. The 12-round fight, to be held at sale at New York’s Radio City Caesars Palace in Las V egas,' “ A patient is a patient,” Ho­ Music Hall Monday at $60 each. Nev., will be the richest in history, manski said. “ We went about it the ’The 15,000-seat arena at Caesars is according to promoter Bob Arum. same way we would examine any scaled with a $700 top price and a SCOREBOARD Leonard is guaranteed $11 mil­ person. sellout will yield $7,867,100 from the lion. Hagler, the undisputed mid- “ My conclusion is that Mr. live gate. dlewight title-holder and the early Leonard is in excellent physical ‘ "The original deal, which Leo­ ■4-1 betting favorite at Caesars, has health.” Homanski said. “ There nard did not accept, would have a $12 million guarantee. ’The was no finding to preclude his paid him $8 million plus 30 percent Hockey Football HOT PROPERTIES Basketball Scholastic guarantees are the largest in fighting in the state of Nevada.” of the revenue in excess of $25 boxing history. Dr. Louis Angioletti, director of million,” Arum said. “ He opted WHAT TOP FRANCHISES ARE WORTH Hagler and Leonard seemed to the retinal diagnostic center of the instead to be bought out of the AP photo - NBA atandlnga percentage for $3 million. If the NHLitindlngs NFL standings EC JV football be on a eollision course five years New York Eye and Ear Infirmary, ago after Leonard won the World was hired by Lloyd’s of London, flght does over $30 nhlllion, he lost New York’s PatrlcK;€wing looks up at the NBA game Monday night in Oakland, EASrniN OONFMENCE The East Catholic lunlor varsity Boxing Association junior middle­ money. If it does under $30 million, the Warriors won, 104-95. - WALifS OONPERENCE AMERICAN CONFERENCE Altanflc Divlelen football team defeated St. Joseph of insurers of the fight, to examine referee for the call after fouling Golden iilvlilon Trumbull, 36-0, Monday at East. The weight title in June, then beat Leonard. he made money. It was a business­ Pit OF OA T Pet. PF W L Pet. State’s Joe Barry Carroll during their Boston 1 1 .580 Vbune Eagles' record stands at an ’Thomas Hearns for the undisputed "The weak area (of the retina) man’s decision. Phllodelptila 2 \0 IS 45 23 N.Y. Jets New'Jersey 1 1 .500 Impressive 6-1 (or the season. East wot “ Map'in gets 50-75 percent of Plftlbonih 8 3 ) l 17 57 47 New England led by sophomore quarterbock Mqrc ; welterweight title in September. was completely reinforced so that, Naw Jersey 6 5 / 0 12 44 46 Miami Philadelphia 1 1 .500 revenue over $25 million.” WOShlniiton 0 2 .000 1 Monglaflco's three touchdown posset. ’There was a three-round knock­ in my opinion, there is less risk of V NY IlloeUers 5 4 M 11 42 35 Buffalo NewYork 0 3 .000 1'A Mangloflco hooked up with Kevin out of Bruce Finch the following further retinal damage. I do not Hagler, who prefers 15-round Washington 5 6 1 11 46 51 Indianapolis Wilson (or two touchdowns and Scott NY Rangers ' 2 5 4 ‘ 8 41 49 Central Divlelen fights, said he would be content Atlanta 2 0 1.000 Beaulieu ter the other score. Tom February and then, while doing find that Mr. Leonard would be Adorns Division Cincinnati Sheehan and Beaulieu each aitded a .road work for a May fight against subjected to any unacceptable with 12 against Leonard. Quebec 6 3 4 16 55 38 Cleveland Chicago 2 0 1.000 Warribrs’ new iat|ttude rushing touchdown for the Eagles. “ I still believe in 15 rounds, Montreal 6 3 3 15 49 43 Pittsburgh Milwaukee 2 0 1.000 Roger Stafford, Leonard expe­ risks. If I thought there was a one Cleveland 1 1 .500 Mike Carlson anchored the defense, especially with the magnitude of HorttOrd 4 3 3 11 35 41 Houston Indiana . 1 1 .500 which recorded Its fifth shutout of the rienced pain in his left eye. percent chance that he was at any Boston 5 6 1 11 40 42 season. this fight,” Hagler said. “ But Buffalo 3 7 2 8 38 41 Denver 8 1 0 .889 230 146 Detroit 0 2 .000 CAMPBELL CONFBRB4CE Kansas City 6 3 0 .667 205 195 WESTERN CONFERENCE you’ve got $12 million looking at Mkhweet Dtvieton Football you. Are you going to argU^ over Nenis Divliton L.A. Raiders 5 4 0 .556 174 168 Houston 1 0 1.000 includes playing defense Toronto 6 2 3 15 36 31 Seattle 5 4 0 .556 185 158 Dallas 1 1 .500 CCC-Eost O ’all three more roqhds?” St. Louis 4 3 3 11 34 31 Son Diego 1 8 0 .111 189 248 Denver 1 1 .500 W L T W L T Detroit 5 5 1 11 31 31 NATIONAL CONFERENCE Sacramento 1 1 .500 South Windsor 4 1 0 5 3. 0 Sports In Brief Minnesota 4 6 1 9 47 49 East San Antonio 1 1 .500 East Hartford 3 1 0 4 3. 0 OAKLAND, Calif. (A P) - The has a role, a job to do, in every film material,” said Karl. “ I Chicago 3 8 2 8 42 60 N.Y. Giants 7 2 0 .778 186 124 Manchester 3 3 0 4 4 0 Smytlte Dhrltlen IMshlngton 7 2 0 .778 212 183 Utah 1 1 .500 Golden State Warriors have new given situation.” honestly don’t know what part of Pacific Dhrhton Fermi 2 2 0 4 2 1 M ontana geits^ our defensive game was lacking.” Edmonton 8 4 1 17 62 44 Dallas 6 3 0 .667 240 151 Seattle 2 0 1.000 Enfield 3 3 0 3 4 1 owners, a new coach, new^unilo (nicks Coach Hubie. Brown, Winnipeg 5 5 1 11 41 42 Phtlodelpho 3 6 0 .333 131 179 Hartford Public 2 3 0 2 5 0 Ten UConn hoop games on WTXX however, said superior defense Tucker led the Knicks with 19 CakiaiV 5 7 0 K) 41 SO St. Louis 2 7 0 .222 116 204 Golden State 2 1 .667> '/2 knd, most importantly, a new LJk. aippers 1 1 .50(1 1 Rockville 1 3 1 3 4 2 . attitude. Particularly where de­ was only one factor in Golden points, and center Bill Cartwright Los Angeles 3 9 1 7 47 60 Central Windham 0 4 1 1 6 1 STORRS — Ten University of Connecticut basketball games green light ^ Vancouver 2 8 1 5 26 45 Phoenix 1 1 .500 1 and Pat Cummings each contrib­ Chicago 7 2 0 .778 203 117 LA. Lakers 0 1 .000 V/t will be televised by WTXX-TV (Channel 20) in witerbury during fense is concerned. State’s victory, which improved Monday's Oame Minnesota 5 4 0 .W 214 158 ACC O’all the Warriors’ record to 2-1. uted 17. Cummings also led both Colgorv 4, Los Angeles 2 Detroit 3 6 0 .333 140 167 Portland 0 2 .000 2 the 1986-87 season. After finishing last by giving up Mendav*s (Some W L T W L T from doctor 116.9 points per game last year, the “ They forced us into 21 turnov­ teams with 13 rebounds, while TiMUtav*ft OoflM i Tampa Boy 2 7 0 .222 161 246 Golden State 104, New York 95 Notre Dame 4 0 0 7 0 1 The 10 games includes all eight away Big East Conference Winnipeg at Quebec, 7:35 p.m. Green Boy 1 8 0 .111 111 249 Warriors have turned their defen­ ers. Their defense outhustled us,” Larry Smith topped Golden State Tueedoy'e Gomes Fairfield Prep 2 0 2 3 1 2 games. The other two dates are a Jan. 3 game against Syracuse at New Jersey at Philadelphia, 7:35 p.m. New Jersey at Washington, 7:30 p.m. Xayler 3 1 0 6 1 0 sive game around under the said Brown, whose team is winless with 10. - Vancouver at Pittsburgh, 7:35 p.m. L.A. Rams 7 2 0 .778 164 144 Milwaukee at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. East Catholic 2 1 1 6 1 1 the New Haven Coliseum and a Dec. 4 date with Central REDWOOD CITY, Calif. (AP) - Washington at N.Y. Islanders, 8:05 p.m. Attonta 5 3 1 .611 184 157 St. Bernard 2 2 0 5 2 0 Seven weeks after undergoing an direction of Coach George Karl. after three games. “ But the'other New York center Patrick Ewing Wednesday's Games Philadelphia at Indiana, t:30 p.m. Connecticut State University in Storrs. Sn Froncsco 5 i>3 1 .611 211 147 Son Antonio at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. St. Joseph's 1 2 1 3 4 1 operation for what was described “ I think thfcmain thing this team half of the Warrior defense was got into early foul trouble and the Boston at Buffalo, 7:35 p.m. New Orleans 4 5 0 .444 175 160 South Catholic 0 4 0 2 6 0 The complete package is; Dec. 4 vs. Central, 8 p.m. at Storrs; N.Y. Iskmdersat Hartford, 7:35 p.m. Monday's Game L.A. Clippers at Dall(», 9:30 p.m. as a career-threatening back in­ needed was comidence and compo­ that we missed enough open shots Knicks paid the price, falling New York at Denver, 9:X p.m. NWest Catholic 0 4 0 0 8 0 Jan. 3 vs. Syracuse, 8 p.m. in New Haven; Jan. 6 at Setbn Hall, 7 for82 games.” N.Y. Rangers at Detroit, 7:35 p.m. Los Angeles Rams 20, Chlcogo 17 Portland at Phoenix, 9:30 p.m. jury, Joe Montana has gotten the sure,” Karl said after Monday behind 19-9 after eight minutes and Vancouver at Washington, 7:35 p.m. Sunday, Noy. 9 p.m.; 14 at Providence, 8 p.m.; Jan. 21 at Georgetown, 7 p.m.; night’s 104-95 victory over the New New York’s starting guards, St. Louis at Toronto, 7:35 p.m. LJk. Lakers at Seattle, 10:30 p.m. Soccer green light from his surgeon and trailing 25-19 after the first Chicago at Tampa Boy, 1 p.m. Houston at Sacramento, 11 p.m. Jan. 27 at Boston College, 7 p.m.; Jan. 31 at Pittsburgh, 8 p.m.; York Knicks. “ The best coach lor Trent Tucker and Rory Sparrow, Minnesota at Chicago, 8:35 p.m. Cincinnati at Houston, 1 p.m. Source: Sports Marketing News may start Sunday for the San quarter. Colaorv at Edmonton, 9:35 p.m. Los Angeles Rams at New Orleans, 1 p.m. NEA GRAPHIC Wadneedov'e (Somes FInil. regular leiion Feb. 7 at Syracuse, 8 p.m; Feb. 14atVillanova, 8 p.m.; and Feb. this team is winning. It has to start combined to miss their first 18 Indkmo at Boston, 7:30 p.m. FranciscM) 49ers. Cummings and Louis Orr then Son Antonio at New Jersey, 7:30 p.m. 18 at St. John’s, 8 p.m. Coach Bill Walsh said he would believing in itself. And winning is shots and finished with a (Msmal Minnesota at Detroit, 1 p.m. Which are the richest teams in pro sports? Three basebali ccc-Emt O'all cam^ off the bench to score 10 Flames 4. Kings 2 New England at Indianapolis, 1 p.m. Milwaukee at Philadelphia, 7:30 p.m. In addition, three UConn games will be televised nationwide on decide today whether to activate the best way I know of gaining 7-of-29 for the game. Washington at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. w L T W L T Meanwhiie, Short was s e n r j^ 19 points each in the second quarter, New York Jets at Atlanta, 1 p.m. teams — the Dodgers, Mets and Yankees — ai’(3 each Clevelond at Utah, 10:30 p.m. X-Windham 12 0 2 14 a 7 ESPN as part of a Big East Conference package. the five-time Pro Bowl quarter­ (xinfidence.” Pittsburgh at Buffalo, 1 p.m. East Hartford 8 2 4 10 2 4 Purvis Short, who led all scorers of his points in the secon- ....If and leading the Knicks to a 50-49 Lee Angeles 1 i 0— 2 Seattle at Kansas City, 1 p.m. worth $90 million to $100 million. The wealthiest clubs in Portland ot Golden State, 10:30 p.m. back, now on injured reserve, for Calgary 1 2 i— 4 Manchester 7 6 7 7 1 with 26 points, put the credit for Eric F lo y^ w a s handing out a halftime edge that disappeared on Washington at Green Bay, 1 p.m. South Windsor 5 5r 4 7 5 4 the game against St. Louis in First Period— 1, Calgary, Otto 2 (Loob, Los Angeles Raiders at Dallas, 4 p.m. the NFL, NBA and NHL are less valuable. Warrlora104,Knicka95 Golden State’s defensive resur­ gamdTBlgll 17 assists for Golden Floyd’s third-period spurt. Sulw), 7:42 (pp). 2, Los Angeles, Nlcholls4 Rockville 6 7 1 6 9. 1 Stoker on Springfield College team Candlestick Park. St. Louis at Son Francisco, 4 p.m. Enfield 6 1 6 7 1 gence squarely on Karl. State. Floyd triggered a 12-0 run at The Warriors were called for five (Playitalr), 17:13. Penoltles— Taylor, LA Son Diego at Denyer, 4 p.m. n Walsh has said a decision would (elbowino), 5:43; Wilson, Col (hooking), NEW YORK (9S) Hartford Public 2 \9 3 3 ia 3 SPRINGFIELD, Mass. — Doug Stoker, a Manchester High “ Basically, it’s his philosoi^y,” the start of the third quarter with technical fouls because of illegal New York Giants at Philadelphia, 4 Fermi 1 11 2 1 11 2 be based on medical reports. On 8:23; NIcholls, LA (roughing), 17:13; p.m. MM-Amerlcan Centarence Cartwright 6-11 56 17, Wdiker ^7 &4 7, School graduate, was a freshman member of the Springfield Short said. “ We try to create mass six points of his own as the defences, with the Knicks convert­ Mocinnis, Col (roughing), 17:13; Reln- Monday, Nov. 10 College football atandlnga Cenfarenoe All Games Ewing 361-27, SixirrowOBOOO, Tucker 7-21 Monday, Dr. Arthur White hart,Cal (tripping),18:05. 6419, Cummings 7-7 3617, Wilkins 4-111-49, College cross country team this fall. confusion out there. We’re not just Warriors broke the game open. ing on three of the free-throw 4 WLTP1SWLTPttOP emerged from a meeting with Miami at Cleveland, 9 p.m. (Sronger 1-2002,Orr7-81-215,ThorntonOOOO X- clinched division title opportunities. / — ^Second Period— 3, Calgary, Tonelll 4 Miami, O. 5 1 0 203 Ikl 7 2 0 282 147 He is a biology major. Walsh, team doctors and 49ers running helter-skelter. Everyone “ Tonight we had a lot of highlight r (Mocoun, Reinhart), 4:01 (pp). 4, Calgary, Atlonffc Coast Conference Boll SI. 4 24) 121 105 6 3 0 160 138 0, McNealy 1-1002. Totals 38621&2B9S. Conference All (tomes strength coach Jerry Attaway and Otto 3 (Reinhart, Mullen), 15:25. 5, Los Kent St. 4 2 0 120132 4 5 0 148 238 ACC Angeles, Weill 3 (Taylor, NIcholls). 18:16 D am oTlH rnflra 17 WLTPtsOPWLTPhOP Bowl, (trn 4 2 0 110 ( « 4 5 0 125183 GOLDEN STATE (MO O'all pronounced Montana ready to (pp). POnoltles— Duchesne, LA (trip- nim acW .D Boro 11 N.Coro.St. 4 1 0 153 150 6 1 1 228 196 Short 11-186636, L. Smlthl-3l-23, Carroll W L T W L' T E. Mich. 4 3 0 146 VJ5 6 3 0 188 173 x-Xavler Coventry soccer association meets ping), 3:33; RIsebrough, Cal, minor- Clemson 4 1 0 124 70 6 2 0 193 118 Cent.MIch. 3 3 0 161 173 4 4 0 201 236 5-146414, FIOyd5-104-414, Mullln 4-7 8-9 16, 13 0 1 14 1 1 play. N.Corollna 3 1 0 127 115 5 2 1 205 169 Aquinos 10 4 0 11 4. 0 Road trip leaves fuming misconduct (roughing), 4:18; Playfair, 0 0 17 2— 20 Toledo 3 3 0 109115 5 4 0 168 180 Whitehead 3-5 00 4, C. Smith 14 00 Z COVENTRY — The Coventry Youth Soccer Association will “ Joe is in as good shape as he’s LA,mlsconduct,4:18; Fox, LA, misconduct, Ca. Tech 3 2 0 144 89 4 3 1 185 150 Ballard501-111,Teagle5-73312,Hlgolns1-2 St. Joseph's 8 4 2 10 4- 2 2 0 14 0— 17 Maryland 1 3 0 94 106 4 4 0 188 167 002, Washburn0-1000. Totals4O792629104. Fairfield Prep 7 4 3 8 5' 3 hold its annual meeting on Friday, Nov. 21, at 7 p.m. in the town, going to be, and waiting any longer 4:18; Hunter, Cal, misconduct, 4:18; FIrtIQuarler Western AlhMIc Cienference East Catholic 7 the stick. from their road miseries,ri^ . second- Williams, LA, amlor (flglitlno), 4:18; Virginia 1 3 0 74 107 2 6 0 161 230 Confarenai All Games 6 1 7 7 1 hall. There will be a review of the 1986 season, including is not going to improve the CALGARY, Alberta (AP) - As hi— FG Buffer » , 6:36 Duke 1 3 0 48 109 3 5 0 112 177 New York . 1911 17 38— 9S NWest Catholic 3 10 1 3 10 1 The Kings' eturn h'onjb for five year center Joel Otto ended his McDonald, Cal, molor. (fighting), 4:18; Third Quarter WLTPhOPWLTPhOP St. Bernard 2 situation,” said White, who per­ far as Tiger Williams is concerned, Eliot, LA (roughing), 4:18; Lukowich, LA Wk.Forest 1 4 0 143 161 4 4 0 244 188 Air Force 5 1 0 155 113 6 2 0 198 150 OoMen State SS 34 36 39— IS* 11 1 3 11 1 registration statistics and expenditures, election of officers for 10-game scoring drought in a big _ FG Lonsford 26, 5:15 Three«olnt goals— Tucker. Fouled out— 0th Catholic 1 12 1 1 14 1 the Los Angeles Kings are little games, begin Tliursday night (hIgh-stIckIng), 6:59; Reinhart, Cal (high- LA— Iryin 22 fumble return ((jonsford Sn.Dleg St 4 1 0 127 122 5 3 0 178 208 1987 and a discussion of forming an indoor soccer program. All formed the Sept. 15 operation. “ He way — with three goals. John sticking), 6:99; Macoun, Cal (holding), Big Elolit Centarence Brig. Yng None. Rebounds— New York 55 (Cum­ more than clown princes in their against Montreal, then go on the kick), 8:13 Conference All Games 3 1 0 122 89 5 2 0 222 158 town residents are invited to attend. can take anything right now.” 11:37; Hardy, LA (hooking), 13:54; E n ^ Chi— Sanders 10 run (Buffer kick), 9:14 Wyoming 3 2 0 1X1110 5 4 0 215 194 mings 13), (jolden State 44 (L. Smith 10). home arena. road again for another five-game Tonelli scored Calgary’s other goal lorn. Cal (holding), 16:49. WLTPtsOPWLTPhOP Asshh— New York 31 (Sparrow 5), Golden X- clinched division title Chi— Sanders 34 run (Buffer kick), 10:37 Oklahoma 4 0 0 177 13 7 1 0 341 56 Hawaii 3 2 0 111! 99 5 2 0 161 131 : /I Montana, who quarterbacked . Williams was fuming after Mon­ trip. Later in the season, they have while Bemie Nicholls and Jay Third Period— 6, Calgary, Otto 4 (Ma­ LA— Brown 65 poss from Dlls (LonstOrd Colo. St. 3 2 0 im 93 5 3 0 187 151 State 28 (Floyd 17). Total fouls— New Yor' the 49ers’ first offensive unit in coun, Patterson), 19:30 (en). Penalties— Colorado 4 0 0 99 39 4 4 0 167 131 New Mex. 2 4 0 170196 21, Golden State 31. Technicals— day night’s 4-2 loss to the Calgary another five-game easteri/lswing Wells scored for the Kings. kick), 13:32 Nebraska 3 1 0 126 47 7 1 0 294 116 3 6 0 243 259 coc O'all Free soccer, tennis clinic Qffered Rls^ough, Col (high-sticking), :41; Wil­ Fourth Quarter Utah 0 5 0 135 200 0 7 0 148 316 Cummings, (Jolden State Illegal defense 5. their afternoon practice Monday, Flames; which wrapped up a just prior to the All-Star brelqk. as Otto had not scored since the son, Cdl (hooking), 9:13. Iowa St. 2 2 0 S3 93 5 3 0 181 169 Tx-EIPoso 0 5 0 (7 130 2 7 0 221 287 9016. W L T W L T said he's eager to return Sunday to LA— FG Lonsford 50, 14:56 Missouri 13 0 60 108 2 6 0 142 227 x-Coventry 8 0 1 11 2 3 GLASTONBURY — A free soccer and tennis clinic will take seven-game, coast-to-coast road well as a six-game trip in M ar^ . Flames’ season opOner in Boston. Shots on goal— Los Angeles 11-8-13—32. A— 64,877. RHAM 7 1 help the injury-plagued 49ers, 5-3-1. Calgary 4-20a-32. Okla.St. 13 0 48 86 3 5 0 127 168 Yankee Cgnfarence 1 12 2 1 place Tuesday, Nov. 11, Veterans Day, at the Oakwood Sports & trip that saw the Kings got 0-6-1. Williams, known more for nts. - Last season, Otto scored in Kansas St. 1 3 0 38 123 2 6 0 102 223 Rocky Hill 5 1 3 7 3 4 He said he considers himself “ 85 to Power-play Opportunities— Los An­ LA CM CentaiigAoe All VInal Tech 5 1 After the game. Williams said fistic talents than his hockey skills, Calgary’s second game, then wa­ geles 1 of 6; Calgary 3 of 3. Kansas 0 4 0 31 123 3 5 0 102 185 W L T P h O P W L T PhO P 3 10 2- 4 Fitness Center in Glastonbury. Under the direction of Rick First downs 14 14 lCHO hockey East Hampton 5 3 1 10 4: 1 90 percent” ready, with only slight Kings’ management is to blame for had a second-period-scrap with ited 23 games for his next goal. (ioalles— Los Angeles, Eliot (32 shots-28 Rusffes-vords 40-141 37-146 Delaware 4 1 a '160.101 6 2 0 239 173 Cromwell 4 4 Derella and Dave Farrell, both nationally licensed soccer . saves). Calgary, Vernon (32-30). Big Tan Conference New Hamp. 4 1 0 136 111 7 10 246160 1 6 7, 2 numbness in one foot. the club’s perenially difficult tra­ Lanny McDonald, a former linem- Nevertheless, He ended his rookie Passing 137 123 Cenferenoe All Games Cheney Tech 2 6 1 5 7- 3 coaches, the members of the soccer clinic will emphasize A— 16,798. Return Yards 26 36 Moss. 4 1 0 125 117 6 2 0 179200 Bolton “ If It were up to me. I ’d be in velling schedule. ate when they both played for the season with 25 goals and 34 assists Referee— Bill McCreary. Linesmen— WLTPhOPWLTPhOP Conn. 3 1 0 107 90 6 2 0 201 163 1 7 1 2 10 3 individu^ skills with the ball. There will also be a goalkeeper Comp-Att-Int 6-25-1 11-2&2 Michigan 5 0 0 188 67 8 0 0 263 120 Portland 1 7 1 3 12 1 there,” he said. “ We don’t have priority in oiir Toronto Maple Leafs in the 1970s. in 79 games. Ryan Bozok, Swede Knox. Sacked-Yords Lost 041 1-7 Richmond 3 3 0 184 114 4 4 0 237151 MitaA Bacon Academy clinic, headed by Tony DiCicco and Dan Gaspar. The tennis clinic Ohio St. 5 0 0 141 43 7 2 0 235115 Boston U. 24 ) 99163 2 6 0 102 224 0 8 1 2 i r 2 The 30-year-old Montana, who own building (The Forum), so we “ I have a lot of respect for the Flames’ coach Bob Johnson said Punts 7-37 7-38 Mich. St. 3 2 0 145 98 5 3 0 227143 1 will be taught by Larry Hutnick, a certified teaching FumUes-Lost 2-2 1-1 Maine 1 4 0 120132 5 4 0 257189 The Trl-CIty Plaza mites opened their originally said he planned to return end up with these road trips,” man and his family and what he he wasn’t worried about Otto’s Minnesota 3 2 0 122 134 4 4 0 173 228 Rhode IsM 0 6 0 79182 0 8 0 100 244 1986-87 season with two victories, a 4-2 NHL atatlatica Penalties-Yards 4-X 10&5 Iowa 3 2 0 95 98 6 2 0 264115 s title professional. Participants are welcome to bring their own Williams said. “ You look at all the stands for,” said the Tiger. “ But slump. Time ot Possession 27:37 32:33 win over Central Connecticut at the for a Nov. 17 game against Indiana 2 3 0 98 95 5 3 0 212 148 Bolton Ice Paloce and a 5-3 win over racquets. Additional racquets will be prov ided to those needing Canadian teams — they’re all No. 1 once we’re on the ice he’s just a "H e’s been working hard,” W I s c o n S I n Molor In-degendonts girls O'all Washington, said he was fully ^oorbig Leaders INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS W L T Pts OP Milford on Sunday. Tlgger Lebrun had one. ^ ' in their buildings. We’re riot.” number like anyone else. It’s just a Johnson said of his burly center. G A Pt Pim 2 3 0 80 108 3 6 0 151 186 two goals and an assist while Chris confideitt that he’s in no danger. RUSHING— L.A. Rams, Dickerson 29- Illinois 1 4 0 77 154 2 6 0 130 244 Miami,Flo. 8 0 0 324 106 W L T W L : T The clinic will begin at 8; 30 a.m. and run until approximately The Kings are owned by Jerry business-.” “ He doesn’t have to score a lot of Gretzky, Edm 11 25 36 4 111, Redden 8-24, Dlls 36. Chicago, Sanders 8 0 0 251 75 Pace and Kevin Brodeur each scored a x-Manchester “ n ’s his (the doctor’s) job to Lemleux, Pgh Purdue 1 4 0 67 162 2 6 0 122 247 Penn St. goal for the mites. Shawn Hayes was o 13 0 1 15 0. 1 12:30 p.m. For more information call 633^3689. Buss, who also owns the Forum and Williams went after his ex­ goals to toe a valuable player for 8-69, Payton 1961, Fuller 2-10, Thomos 3-9, Nrthwstm 0 5 0 93 147 2 6 0 161 182 VIr. Tech 6 2 1 215 153 Windham 11 2 1 13 2- 1 knov^” he said. “ He’s done thou- Clcoorelll, Min Anderson l-7,Suhey33,Bufordl-(mlnusl3). 5 2 1 176 116 standout In goal for the mites. Jason Rockville the NBA’s Los Angeles Lakers. teammate during a second-period us.” ' Messier, Edm Rutgers Thibodeau, Scott RIcard, Lebrun, John 11 3 0 12 -4 0 sandrof backs.” Colonial Looguo Tulsa 6 3 0 249 136 East Hartford 8 6 0 9 7 0 “ I can see the Lakers having sprap that began with pushing Otto admitted the goal drought Ruskowsfcl, Pgh PASSIN^— L.A. Rams, Dlls 6-25-1-137. 5 3 0 236 187 Phelps, and Chris Greenland scored South Windsor Coffey, Edm Conforanoo All (3amos Temple the goals for the mites. 3 10 1 4 11 1 between McDonald and Kings’ was “ in the back of my mind.” Chicago, Fuller 9-19-2-102, Tomaak 2-60-28, WLTPhOPWLTPtsOP SW La. 5 3 0 198 151 Hartford Public 2 11 1 4 priority ahead of us, but not other Verbeek, NJ Payton 0-1-00. Boston Col. 5 3 0 190 145 Enfield ) ’ 1 things,” said Williams. “ Ourbuild- netminder Darren Eliot. McDo­ “ All those chances and I couldn’t Kurrl, Edm Holy Cross 3 0 0 71 40 800240 75 2 9 3 2 9 3 RECEIVIN($— L.A. Rams, Dickerson 3 Bucknell 1 1 0 74 91 3 5 0 154 189 Florida St. 4 3 1 259 147 Squirt A Fermi 2 11 1 2 11 1 ing’s so busy, we never get to nald wound up with a cut on his put the puck in the net,” he said. Muller. NJ 46, Brown 2-78, Gumon 1-13. Chicago, Lehigh 1 1 0 5556 350200252 Pittsburgh 4 3 1 209 132 P. Stastny, Que Payton 3-36, Ortego 334, Barnes 2-28, Lafayette 1 2 0 73 114 5 3 0 216 197 Cincinnati 5 4 0 241 261 The squirt A team fell to Springfield, practice. The building’s used 365 forehead that required stitching. “ But I got a lot of support from the Poddubny, NYR Gault 1-20, Anderson 16, Mooreheod 1-4. Colgate 1 3 0 132 104 260242203 S.MIss. 4 4 0 137 187 5-2, Sunday at the Bolton Ice Palace. 1 title days a year. We get the short end of While the Kings got no relief coaches.” Broten, NJ MISSED FIELD GOALS-None. NotreDome 3 4 0 162 108 Eric Peterson and Philip Dokln scored Naslund, Mtl' Ivy League Tulone 3 5 0 221 268 the goals for the squirts. Kevin Low and ACC girls O'all Hunter, (Jue Now 3 5 0 195 221 Matt WelnIckI played well for the 9 Conference All Games W L T Pta OP W L T Pts OP Army 3 5 0 172 226 lasers. Bill Haves was a standout In W L T W L T Penn 5 0 0 144 30 7 0 0 184 63 Syracuse 3 5 0 167 194 goal. x-East Catholic 5 1 0 8 8 0 APTopTwenty Cornell 4 0 0 79 24 6 1 0 138 72 Wichita St. 3 6 0 193 255 NWest Catholic 3 3 0 4 7 2 Bills hire Brown 3 2 0 85 97 4 3 0 119 126 S.CorolIno 2 5 1 216 199 Squirt B Mercy 2 2 1 8 4 3 ! LUBkolL & JILTER Transactions The Top Twenty teams In the Associated Haryord 2 3 0 98 74 2 5 0 98 139 Loulsyllle 2 6 0 121 218 South Catholic 0 5 i o 11 1 Press college football poll, with first-place Princeton 2 3 0 62 103 2 5 0 90 188 W.VIrglnla 2 6 0 121 216 The squirt B team opened Its season votes In parentheses, 1986 record, total Dartmouth Memph.St. 1 7 0 82 224 with o 2-2 tie with Enfield Sunday at the Marv Levy points based on 28-19^18-17-16-15-14-13-12-11- 1 3 0 79 86 1 6 0 98 245 E.Carollna 1 8 0 145 312 Bolton Ice Palace. Eric Hurtuk and X- clinched division title N.Illinois 1 8 0 97 260 B A S B A L L 10-9B-7-6-5-4-3-2-1 and ranking In lost week's Yole 1 3 0 7384 250 137 165 Mike WelnIckI scored the goals for the Notional League- poll: Columbia 0 4 0 21 143 0 7 0 84 265 squirts. Craig Massicotte and Todd Record Ph Pvs 1 nOHMVnlVniB ORCHARD PARK, N .V (AP) - LOS ANGELES DODGERS— Waived Joe L T Pts OP Hauswirth played well (or the squirts. |~fnoff can — with coupon ^ Beckwith, pitcher. 1. MIamI, Fla. (53) 800 1,153 1 Padflc-10 Cenfarenoe w The Buffalo Bills have introduc^ 2. Penn State (4)800 1JI76 2 Cenferenoe All Games Tenn.St. 318 74 BASKETBALL WLTPhOPWLTPtsOP Wm&Mary 275 187 themselves to Coach Marv I^vy, Notional Bashetbali Asaoelatlon 3. Mlchloan (1) 800 14)53 3 Pee WeaA Soccer -COUPON- 4.0klohoma 7-1-0 953 4 Ariz. St. 4 0 1 137 88 7 0 1 239112 Ga.Southn 310 206 who in turn hopes to acquairf the CHICAGO BULLS— Signed Darren UCLA 4 1 0 180 67 6 2 0 269 142 E.Wosh. 226 227 Design Group 1 opened Its season Doye, forward. 5. Arlzona St. 7-01 921 7 players with something new — 6. Alobama 81-0 861 8 South. Cal 4 2 0 119107 6 2 0 167137 Jms Madsn 223 123 with 4-4 tie with W TM In Spi'lngfleld. LOS AN(3ELES CLIPPERS— Remoyed W. Ky. 165 195 Mike Rodriques had two goals and Darnell Valentine, guard, from the 7. Nebroska 7-1-0 793 9 Woshngtn 3 2 0 143 89 6 2 0 283 117 winning. , / 8. Texas A&M 7-1-0 740 10 Arizona -3 2 0 135 97 6 2 0 233 131 Fla. A&M 140 209 Greg Tolman and Kevin Welhn each MSC Seorplona In replacing H^bk Bullough, who suspended list and placed himonthein lured Stanford 3 2 0 114 60 6 2 0 190 100 Northestn 163 199 added a goal. Kevin Mlllen played well DONT GET CAUGHT reserve list. 9. Aubum 7-10 660 5 In goal. The Manchester Soccer Club Scor­ was fired Monday, Levy takes over ^FOOTBALL 10. Arkansos 7-10 639 12 Wosh. St. 2 3 1 128 176 3 4 1 175 210 1 pions (boys nine and 10 years old) lost National Feetboll League ll.OhIO St. 7-20 535 17 Oregon St. 1 4 0 47 125 2 6 0 93 186 ^ o games over (he weekend, 3-0 to a team that is 2-7 this year and has BUFFALO BILLS— Fired Hank Bul- 12. UCLA 820 500 15 California 1 5 0 96 181 1 7 0 125 237 Bantama Enfield on Saturday, and 44) to the won only six of 41 games. IN THE COLD... lough, head cooch. Named Marv Levy 13. Wcahlnoton 820 477 6 Oregon 15 0 92201 3 6 0 159293 Manchester Force on Sunday. The But Levy, the former Kansas 14.SO. Californio 820 434 18 The Bantams recorded a 3-2 victory 6 6 head coach. Bowling Scorpions' record Is now 6-9-1. Jeff City Chiefs head coach, said he HOCKEY 15.N.Carolina St. 81-1 343 16 Southeastern Conference over Northern Connecticut In their Czalo David Mulrheod, Johva Peck, take advantage of our ^ Nattenel Hodiev League 16.lowa 820 260 11 Conference All Games opener. Jeff Diender, Chip Adabbo, Hal Blalek, and Bryan Jaworskl p la y ^ feels the team is not that far from EDMONTON OILERS— Announced that 17.At1zona 820 178J> 14 WLTPhOPWLTPhOP and Victor Hurtuk scared the goals. well for the Scorpions against Enfield. becoming a contender in the Randy Gregg, defenseman, has ended Ms 18LSU 820 154 12 Alabama 4 0 0 157 48 810272 108 Scott Drummond and Brandon Brian Potter, Danny Copeland, Peter retirement. Assigned Jeff Beukeboom and 19. Geargla 820 103 - Auburn 3 1 0 J17 41 7 1 0 290 71 AARP Wheeler ployed well (or the Bantams. Ponticello, Shane Buzzell, and Eric National Football League. FALL TUNE-UP SPECIAL Jim WIemer, defensemen, to Halifax of 20. Clemson 820 56 - Georgia 3 1 0 97 58 6 2 0 215 135 Brown performed well ogolnst the “ I think there are a lot of players Others receiving votes: Stanford 52, LSU 3 1 0 95 68 5 2 0 172 109 Russ Charpentler 209-525, Stan Wlo- Force. Computerized TunelUp — Includes labor for installation the American Hockey League. chowskl 211-200-613, Ed Adams 506, on this team who are on the** NEW YORK RANGERS— Signed Tomas Mississippi 50, Baylor 29, Florida St(ite23, Mississippi 3 1 0 92 58 6 2 1 186 125 Colorado 22, Michigan State 20, North Miss. St. 2 2 0 52 106 6 3 0 192 204 Bruno Giordano 528, Sal Moltrmpo 527, upswing, many more than who are and adjustments — parts extra — most cars. Sondstrom, right wing, to a multiyear Herb Tedford 507. Kay Moroz 179-475, contract. Corollno 19, Brigham Young 17, Fresno Florida 1 3 0 52 82 4 4 0 172 131 Calendar MSC Tornadoaa on the downside,” he said. “ If we State 13, Air Force 11, Son Jose Storte 9, Tennessee 0 3 0 59 117 2 5 0 154 193 Pot Olcovage 176-472, Jennie VIctorlo ST. LOUIS BLUES— Loaned Lorry 180-477, Lottie Kuczynskt 191, VI Pul- The Manchester Soccer Club Torna­ Trader, defenseman, to Team Can­ Florida 8, Mississippi State 6, Southern Kentucky 0 3 0 38 89 3 4 1 175 154 can get some good drafts to back Vanderbilt 0 4 0 47 139 1 70 130 249 ford 192-175-527, Rita McAllister 450, does (girls 11 years eld) defeated ada. NomKi Bob Ploger Interim assist­ Methodist 6, Rutgers 3, Miami of Ohio 2, Dot Farrell 450, Gay Messenger 460, Simsbury, 441, Sunday at MCC's Cou­ AP photo them up, fine.” *34.954 u, J44.95...C ant coach. Virginia Tech 1. TO D A Y Southwest Conference Cathy Rlngrose 466. Bovs tgccer gar Field. Sharon Rackow, Amy Dan- " I understand and realize that, fOCCER ahv, Sheila Rlngbloom, and Jenny Malar Indoor Soccer League Cenfarenca All i Ctass I DIvislen coming In In mid-season, theceare Free Coin Holder - Just for Asking! W LTPhOP WL T Ph OP Lyman Memorial at Coventry, 3 p.m. BarneH each tallied goals ter the LOS ANGELES BLAZERS— Signed B k v winners. Also ploying well were Sharon Hit by a pitch some things—th a J _ a j»8 c h c^n Dcrko BIrlukoy, mkttlelder. Texas A&M 5 0 0 179 90 7 1 0 260160 Arkansas 4 1 0 137 75 7 1 0 234 103 Fish, Mary Metaover, Betsy McCu- contribute,” LevyVwfio was work­ Joe DeSimone 141-148-409, Ernie W ED N EID A Y brev, Karen Jurezak, Alison Frenette. ST LOlUS STEAMERS— Released Chris SMU 4 2 0 172114 5 3 0 203 173 Pepin, Paul Ford 161-160^2, Bill Girls Soccer ing as director of football opera­ Baylor 3 2 0 151 102 5 3 0 234154 Shiro Spronger, ,Tammy Gloeser Boston Re(j Sox catcher Rich Qedman ^.j^panese All-Stars at Tokorozawa, Hundelt.defender.ond Ted Hontok Radio, TV Preston 140-169-441, Ralph Doyer 146- Ctae* L DIvislen Hilary Keever, end Missy Jolly. Devon tions for the Canadian Football 'mfmo nmt smiei and Bill Stallings, forwards. TexosTech 3 2 0 111 139 5 3 0 177 214 148-139-433, Chris TImoney 147-382, Mercy M Manchester, 3 p.m. Dirpan. Qedman suffered a broken Texas 2 2 0 79 82 3 4 0 138 185 Garceau notched the shutout In goal holds his left cheek after being hit by a League’s Montreal Alouettes, said. COLLEGE Tony Solyotore 147-166-416, Andy La- ’ Ctass M DIvislen The Tornadoes will host a year-end ILLINOIS— Suspended Rodney Lynch TCU 1 4 0 116 144 3 5 0 219 221 moureuK 137-387, BUI Preston 140-16^ East Catholic at ftrmlngton, 3 p.m. pitch In the bullpen Monday during a cheekbone and returned home. "H e can contribute a sense of 488 Center Street • Manchester^ 640-2516 Rice 1 5 0 99232 2 6 0 133 277 tournament at Cougar Field this and James Finch, linebackers, for ylolatme TONIGHT 154-463, Tony DeSimone 143-375, Tony Ctass S Divisign weekend. direction.” 1 team rules of public conduct. NOTHING FOR TONIGHT. Houston 0 5 0 50116 1 7 0 95 189 FIcaro 150-384. Portland at Coventry, 2 p.m. oame between the Major League and H - MANCHESTteR HERALD. Tuesday, Nov, 4. 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday. Nov. 4, 1986 — H Some young corporate whizzes on fast track to frustration BUSINESS By John Cunniff says Eugene Jennings, who At best, he said, many of the continued studies indicate that the divided by the average age. definition of an early starter bad to The Associated Press teaches at Michigan State young executives described are fast starter might later^be over­ Specifically, he found that the be changed to a person in his or the University. simply fast starters — occupying taken by those whose abilities are NEW YORK — Some sharp average manager’s salary was 80 30s age bracket earnings twice his Jennings began tracking execu­ important jobs early in their ' less quickly recognized or which percent of his or her age in terms of or her salary.) , young corporate executives who tive movements in the 1950s, and it careers — rather thgn riding the believe they’re on a high-speed continue to grow. thousands of dollars. That is, a Jennings found that only one In 10 Nothing wrong with ‘cold calling’ was his books, "The Mobile Man-, faat track. "Their destin|f(tion,” he Jennings developed the concept 40^year-old manager typically was young managers had a 1-to-l ratio. track to the top might be on a spur ager and Routes To Execi^ti^ s said, "is dubious.” of the m ^ile manager back in the line instead, says a professor who earning $32,000. And a/is<^ear-old And by tracking them through the QUESTION: whose CDs and other deposits are Also, by' redeeming tbdt CD Success,” that created orpopulaK^ Today’s.situation is unlike that of 1050s while tracking the positions earned $28,000. / 1960s, he found thejtbad twice the has followed executive careers for Ized “executive mobility,” "early the 1960s, Jennings pointed out. that managers passed through on The other day, I covered by the Federal Deposit before its 12-year term is up. you three decades. But, he discoveredyhe cquld spot probability of becoming officers. had a telephone Insurance Corp. or Hie Federal could be hit with an early withdra- ■ starters,” and similar terms. Today, there is no great shortage of their way to the top. the young “early starters” des­ Since then, fronv what he calls They could be headed for frustra­ Jennings finds himself at odds executives. Business isn’t expand­ Seeking a statistical gauge to call from a Savings & Loan Insurance Corp. wal penalty. Banks and savings tion rather than the achievement tined to go all the way to the top listening posts at 46 large corpora­ and loan associations are not with some suggestions in a Busi­ ing nearly as fast. And a fast start future success, he found that in because they had a ratio of 1-to-l; tions, Jennings has found a greatly stockbroker. I n v e s t o r s ’ have no worries about losing any enjoyed by their counterparts in' ness Week arUcle about a new After telling me money. required to levy penalties pn IRA doesn’t necessarily mean con­ dozens of companies the base they were earning their age in changed environment, one' in the 1960s, when many young people generation of young fari trackers tinued momentum. salaries of managers', other than his name and- G u id e CDs when IRA participants are moved swiftly into ton lobs created salary. At age 35, forexample, they which openings are fewer — se'A or older. But many do. being destined to reshape corpo­ “In'fact, we have a glut of officers and those on commissions, were earning $35,000. because of retirements rather than business, he QUES'nON: When I moved, I by a rapidly expanding econoniy. rate America. said he had William A. Doyle wanted to transfer'my individual madegers,” said Jennings, whoye produced a significant ratio when (Later, because of inflatinn. the economic growth. some certifi­ retirement account from a bank QUESTION: Enclosed with my ______^ cates of deposit where I formerly lived to. a bank most recent bank statement was a paying interest where I now live. I was discour­ letter. It says "... your account will four percentage aged from doing so by representa­ be charged $10.00 per check for any points higher than I can get dn CDs and his firm. If you’re inclined to do tives at both banks. They both said check that is not posted to your locally. business with him, visit his office my IRA is "locked in” a 12 percent account on the day it arrives at the He wanted to ask me some before opening an account. CD for 12 years. i ^ bank because of Insufficient funds. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 questions, so he could send me ' Your phone caller was trying jo I wonder about such high inter­ ’The account will be charged even literature. I told him to send all the interest you in “deposit broker­ est, now that rates are lower. though you make a deposit the literature and I will decide if I am age." Many stock brokerage firms Should I leave tlie IRA where it is, same day." N Notices Business P ro p erty...... 25 Entertainment...... 53 Farm Supplies and Equipm ent.... 80 interested. engage in that. or should I transfer it? Is the-bank permitted to do this? Resort Property ...... 26 Lost/Found...... 01 Bookkeeplng/lncome Tax ...... 54 Office/Retall Equipment ..."...... 81 What do you think of brokers who AAortgooes ...... 27 RATES: 1 to 5 days; 90 cents per line per day. ’Typically, a brokerage keeps Personals ...... 02 Carpentry/Rem odeling...... 55 Recreational Equipment...... 82 try to drum up business in this ANSWER: LEAVE IT BEI Be­ ANSWER: Sure. Banks and Wanted to Buy ...... 28 6 to 19 days; 70 cents per line per day. tabs in its computers of what ' Announcements...... 03 Polntlng/Papering...... 56 Boats and Marine Equipm ent...... 83 fashion? cause Interest rates on new CDs S&Ls are allowed to lay on any fees 20 or more days: 60 cents per line per day. interest rates are being offered on • Auctions...... 04 RoofIng/SIdIng ...... 57 Musical Items...... 84 they like. In this pew era of Minimum charge; 4 lines. CDs by bankk and savings loan have come way down, 12 percent Financial...... 05 R e n ta ls . Flooring...... 58 Cameras and Photo Equipment... 85 for 12 years will turn many people deregulated banking, some are Electrical ...... 59 Pets and Supplies...... 86 associations all over the country. Rooms fo r R e nt ...... 31 ANSWER: There’s nothing basi­ green with envy. coming up with all kinds of charges Heatlng/Plumblng...... 60 Miscellaneous for Sale ...... 87 DEADLINES: For classified advertisements to The broker then sells the CDs to Apartments for Rent...... 32 cally wrong with it. It’s known as That interest was available a few for services they formerly per­ Employment & Education Miscellaneous Services...... 61 Tag Sales...... 88 be published Tuesday through Saturday, the its customers, who collect high Condomlnluibs for R e n t...... "cold calling.” Brokers and other years ago, when you evidently formed for free. ■ Help Wanted...... 11 33 Services Wanted...... 62 Wanted to Buv^rode ...... 89 deadline Is noon on the day before publication. interest. There’s no commission Homes for Rent...... sales types get on the phone all the obtained your IRA CD. That CD is a However, charges for bounced . Situation Wanted ...... 12 34 For advertisements to be published Monday, charge to the customers. The Store/OffIce Space...... 35 0 time and try to land new custo­ checks are nothing new. Over the the deadline Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. - broker collects a fee from each contract. The bank at which you Business Opportunities__ ...... 13 Resort Property ...... 36 Merthandise mers. Some build up profitable years, lots of banks and S&Ls have Instruction...... 14 bank or S&L whose CDs he sells. have it must pay the agreed upon 12 Industrial Property...... 37 A u to m o tiv e business that way. percent until that CD matures. levied fees of $10 or more for each . Employment Services...... 15 Hollday/Seosonal...... 71 It goes without saying that you Miscellaneous for R ent...... 38 Antiques and Collectibles...... 72 Cars for Sale...... 91 READ YOUR AD. Classified adverilsemonts are A word of caution. Very often, If you transfer your IRA, you’ll and every rubber check. You’re Roommates Wanted...... 39 taken by telephone os a convenience. The should never buy from a broker or banks and S&Ls offering sky-high have to redeem that CD and obtain supposed to haVe enough money in Clothing...... 73 Trucks/Vans for S ale...... 92 Wanted to R e n t...... 40 Furniture...... 74 Cam pers/Trallers...... 93 Manchester Herald is responsible for only one anyone else strictly as the result of CD interest rates are in financial a new one — at the lower rates now your account, before you write a Real Estate Incorrect Insertion and then only for fhe size of a phone call. Check out that guy trouble. However, customers prevailing. DON’T DO IT! check. TV/Stereo/Appllonces...... 75 Motorcvcies/Mopeds ...... 94 Homes for Sale ...... 21 S e rv ic e s Machinery and Tools...... 76 Auto Services...... 95 the original Insertion. Errors which do not Condominiums for Sale__ ...... 22 Lawn and Garden...... 77 Autos for Rent/Lease...... 96 lessen the value of the advertisement will not V Lots/Land for Sale...... 23 AP photo Child Care...... 51 Good Things to E a t...... 78 MiscellanepdS Automotive...... 97 be corrected by an additional Insertion. Investment Property ...... 24 Cleaning Services...... 52 Fuel OII/Coal/FIrewobd...... 79 Wonted tOBuy/Trade ...... 98 Paata check Bid for BankAmerica may turn hostile "A tender offer is an alterna­ $16,125 on the New York Stock A senior food technologist for Best Foods uses a By Steve Wllstein business.” The Associated Press tive," said Paul Minch, First "It looks like a well-crafted Exchange, up from Friday’s close Noticos measuring device to determine pasta thickness during a Interstate’s chief spokesman. effort to buy some more time," of $15.50. I u I h e lp w a n t ed ED h elp w a n t ed E O h elp w a n ted EO h elp w a n ted E]] h elp w a n ted ED h elp w a n t ed O D h elp w a n ted quality inspection at the Mueller's pasta laboratory in SAN FRANCISCO - BankAmer­ Securities analyst Joseph Arse- said Don Crowley, an analyst for ica Corp. told its suitors to go away nio of Birr Wilson & Co. Inc. in San Keefe, Bruyette & Woods Inc. of Citicorp spokesman John Malo­ Union, N.J. The rigatoni being measured is one of the 27 ney in New York said Monday it LOST Physical Therapist - Part Full time production Maintenance Position; but didn’t slam the door on a Francisco, agreed, saying, “I don’t San Francisco. "They’re trying to time position available to Chester surgeon's office rience required on me­ packer, 40 hours plus, full perform a variety of main­ varieties df pasta products made by the 120-year-old possible merger, and First Inter­ believe First Interstate wants to get the pressure from outside was the bank’s policy not to for a medical assistant, 4 dium duty trucks salary to comment on any discussions or {a n d fo u n d work on an "On Call benefits. Apply In person: tenance tasks to upkeep company. , state Bancorp quickly hinted it wait for B of A to work out its own bidders off their backs. It’s partic­ Basis" In skilled nursing or 5 days per week. Expe­ commensurate with expe­ Gas station attendant. Fowler's Ltd., 117 Colon­ Certified Nursing approximately 280 rental may make a hostile takeover bid solution. I think they’d prefer to ularly interesting in that it doesn’t even to acknowledge whether talks rience preferred but not rience. Must have own Neat appearance. Apply ial Road, Manchester. Assistants-Meadows condos In Manchester. occurred. BankAmerica spokes­ Impounded-Male Dober­ facility specializing In for the beleaguered financial giant. have a shotgun wedding!” specify time.’’ man, lyear old. Black and short term rehabilitation. necessary. Call 643-9527 tools. Company benefits, Vernon Shell. 875-5450. Manor Is now seeking Full time, must live on The directors of the nation’s John R. Beckett, chairman of the In asking bidders to withdraw, man John Keane also refused to tan. Alton Street. Call the Position to Include wee­ for on Interview. call 528-8114.9am-4pm. M- Secretary flexible full or Certified Nursing Assist­ sight. Knowledge of second-largest bank holding com­ board’s executive committee, said Crowley said, "It forces them to comment on Citicorp. Manchester Dog Warden kend rotation, and vaca­ W a r e h o u 's e part time secretarial posi­ ants Interested In working plumbing o must. Salary Business In Brief pany on Monday asked First the board saw no reason to merge decide whether to cross the line tion relief. Please call Looking for responsible Clerks/Driver-for South tion available In smoll hours that fit your sche­ commensurate with expe­ Beckett said "th^Firrtjptfii::: Physical Therapy Direc­ Infant daycare In my Man­ Windsor wholesaler. Per­ manufacturer wholesale dule through our “Dn Call rience. Call 646-3422. Interstate to withdraw its $3.4 with First Interstate now and Is from friendly suitors to hostile state and other propdaaJsalSiateaa chester home beginning In manent full time posi­ office In Manchester. Registry". Salary $6.53 billion buyout offer, saying it was "encouraged by the aggressive ones. The next move is really up to Lost-MInlature tor at Crestfleld Convales­ Chesebrough-Pond’s to sell group unnecessary impediimnt to the Schnouzer. Saif and cent Home 643-5151. January. Monday thru . tions. Good benefits with Good typing skills, filing per hour. Apply In person not rejecting >-the bid but saw - approach being taken by the new First Interstate now.” bank’s progress, genemting uncer­ pepper. Red nylon collar. Thursdays, 8am-6pm. Stock Room/Messenger regular overtime. Call and good telephone skills. Monday through Friday WESTPORT — Chesebrough-Po^’s Inc. has announced it is "nothing tifat would justify a management team to address the The board’s statement did not tainty in the marketplaW, consum­ Answers to Tanya. Call Dwn transportation and full time, fills supplies 528-9624. Send resume or apply In 9am to 3pm. Meadows references preferable. request, maintain stock person Fowler's Ltd., 117 Manor, 333 Bldwell Street, selling part of its Chemical Products Group. decision to merge the bank at this bank’s problems and put it on the elaborate on who, besides First ing an Inordinate amount of senior <643-0127. Certified Nursing time.” road to recovery.” Interstate, had made buyout prop­ management time and attention Contact Susan 647-9661. room record retention Teacher Aldes- Colonial Rood, Manchester. The sale, announced Monday, would be the first in the and messenger. Requires Immedlate openings In Manchester. Assisfants-Weekend posi­ chemicals group since the Fortune 500 company purchased The board, in what it called BankAmerica chairman and osals, but there have been uncon­ and affecting the bank’s relations Cleaners. Residential, tions now available. Start­ “friendly responses to friendly chief executive officer A.W. firmed reports that New York- flexible day time hours. Full time Infant care giver good driving record and Special Education class­ Stauffer Chemical Co. for $1.25 billion almost two years ago. with its customers. needed. Mature, loving. some lifting. Contact: rooms. Gne for language Wonted-Reliable person Reliable Individual ing salary $7.58 per hour. proposals,’’ asked First Interstate Clausen said the bank would based Citicorp and several private Employment Mon-FrI, The House needed, general ware­ Apply In person Monday "The decision to sell these businesses, with annual aggregate "We are not rejecting the First Works. 647-0873 days or Individual to work In a Darrel Long at South Delayed Behavior Disor­ to care for my three and "others" to withdraw their continuing selling assets, but investment groups have made bids Interstate or any other proposal at reputable day care cen­ dered Students, ages 5-7; children at my home. Dwn house duties with some through Friday from 9om sales of $150 million, is the result of our ongoing evaluation of 646-1186 evenings. Windsor Bank & Trust Co. deliveries. Must have vol- offers. would not sell its Seattle First to buy all or part of BankAmerica. this time," he said. ter. Please call 646-7D90for 289-6061. the other for Developmen- transportation. Referen­ to 3pm. Meadows Manor, Chesebrough’s long-term direction and the need to focus on the The statement drew an imme­ National Bank subsidiary. BankAmerica’s 14-member appointment. tally DIsabled/AutlstIc ces. 647-7043. lad driver's license, and 333 Bldwell Street, HELP WANTED handy man skills. 528-9401. Manchester. company’s strategic growth areas,” said Ralph E. Ward, the diate response of disappointment Asked about speculation that the board of directors discussed an First Interstate, which wants to ED Receptlonlst-Moture- Students ages 3-8. EDE. company’s chairman and chief executive officer, in a company from First Interstate and the first board is considering a restructur­ offer that First Interstate valued at swap stock and debt securities for Nurse Substltutes-S40 per Telephone Dperotors. No W antM for general office Apply at: Community Dental assistant, 3 days news statement. , hint that it is seriously considering ing of the company, BankAmerica $22 per share but which some BankAmerica stock, had increased day, Coventry Public experience necessary. work/fn optometric office. Child Guidance School, per week. Experienced \J Convert Your spare time Paid training. Full time, 317 North Main Street, preferred buf nof neces­ The company plans to sell Stauffer Seeds, its fabricated a hostile tender offer for spokesman Peter Magnani said, analysts put at about $20 per share. its offer by an estimated 22 percent Schools, Coventry, Ct. Into cash I Roy Rogers on Must have pleasant man- plastics business and a number of chlorine, caustic soda and food Call 742-8913. EOE. port time. 6am-2pm, 2ptn- erlsiyis, and light typing Manchester. sary. Call 643-1726. NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED BankAmerica. "They are looking at the whole BankAmerica’s stock closed at from one it made on Oct. 3. Spencer Street needs You. 10pm, 3pm-11pm, 4pm- formulator plants. Hours from 11-3pm, 4-8pm skills. T/7 days. Salary 9pm, one day of weekend $5.50 per hour. Call 633- IN MANCHESTER AREA Dennis G. McCarthy, a company spokesman, said the various Part time drivers - wanted or 7pm-mldnlght. Starting for South Windsor school required. Edward’s Ans^ 2626. . Design businesses represent slightly iQore than 10 percent of the total Rate up to $4.50 per hour. werlng Service 649-1200. buses. Starting pay $6 per No experience needed. Supemsor HELP WANTED sales for the chemicals group. Savings bond interest iowest since ’82 hour. Full training pro­ Full pay while training. Part time office clerk for ParkarSL 300-514 4 Foreman - Press Room. vided. Call 528-0086. EOE. Apply In person. telemarketing room. Responsible for Experienced. Familiar Must hove pleasant tele­ Lydall 81 1-47 with press and press working with and Waadbrldga 8L 203-470 Interest on securities up slightly By Martin Crutslnger market interest rates. Investors time will be covered by the higher the department finally announced RNs-3 toll supervisor. We Production Worker-for phone personality and The Assaclated Press who hold their bonds for five years guaranteed rate. the decision to cut the rate. are seeking RNs for our break set up. Progressive good math aptitude. 8am - supervising the draft­ OLSTEN PraapactSt all WASHINGTON — Interest rates on short-term Treasury light manufacturing. dyes. Apply Argo Fabrica­ earn the average of the half-year The Treasury Department had The cut In the minimum rate 155 bed toclllfv with good Some lifting required. 2pm, 5 days per week. Call ing function. Check­ EMPORARiES HtckmalKk SI all securities rose slightly in Monday’s auction. WASHINGTON — U.S. savings organizational and Inter­ tors, 554 Wilbur Cross 528-9624. Farm Dr. all rates. been threatening since last April to does not effect bonds sold before Please call 649-3900. Highway, Berlin, Ct. 828- ing experience de­ The Treasury Department sold $8.03 billion in three-month bills bonds will earn interest at a rate of personal skills. Excellent ants to help you earn JudHh Dr. all For the first four years of the cut the guaranteed minimum rate, Saturday. 6334. Grocery clerk-full time sired along with a I at an average discount rate of 5.23 percent, up from 5.18 percent 6.06 . percent over the next six program, those interest rates have contending that with the dramatic benefits and wages. Also EMT. Full time positions extra money forthe holi­ Investment advisers have said accepting applications for mornings, and also groc­ wire and cable back­ last week. Another $8.01 billion was sold in six-month bills at an months, the lowest level since the averaged 8.99 percent. The rate is fall in interest rates, savings bonds now available. Up to S6.43 Mechanlc-W^l organized days! that even at the lower guaranteed 3 toll charge position. Call per hour based on expe­ ery receiving clerk full ground. Documenta­ We Need: MANCHESTER HERALD average discount rate of 5.30 percent, up from 5.21 percent last bonds were switched to market- based on 85 percent of the level of were competing unfairly with rate of 6 percent, savings bonds are person to rfalntaln con­ time. Call Rick or Lou or week. A. Plante DNS, Crestfleld rience and training. Paid tion experience criti­ Lt. Industrialist Call NOW 643-2711 / 647-9946 based rates in 1982. interest rates for five-year Treas­ other investments and were also still a good investment for small Convalescent Home, tractor's flett. EDE/M-F. apply In person at East asrks holidays, vacation and 633-8317.649-^1______cal. Computer knowl­ The rates were the highest since Oct. 20, when three-month bills The Treasury Department said ury securities. driving up government borrowing savers, given the added tax advan­ Manchester.- 643-5151 sick leave, medical Insu­ Hampton Colonial IGA Typists sold for 5.30 percent and six-month bills averaged 5.39 percent. Monday the new rate, in effect until In addition, investors are gua­ costs. EOE. Supermarket, East Hamp­ edge a plus. We are a Reosptlomsts tages offered by the bonds

I 4 th State Treasurer — Pranoiaoo L Borgaa — Marla Harbat State Comptrollar — J. Edward Calciwall Edith Q. F>ragua Attorney Qanaral Jo# Uabarman All real estate advertised SS & SERVICE DIRECTORY Oovornor — William A. 0*N*IH —-'Oonald F>| Hartford County Sheriff — Alfred J. Rkxix K Mart help wanted. [ In the Manchester Herald Is sublecf to the Fair Uautanant Qovamor Joaaph J JamaeR.'' Tolland County Sheriff — Theodora R. Satkowakl Merchandise Em­ Housino Act of 19M, which U.8. Sanata — Chrlatophar J. Ood^" m t Jishn W. thorhpiKm MancHaatar Charter* Ravlalon — “No" ployees, Cashiers, mokes It llleflol to adver­ MnCEUJOIEOUS Stock. Full time and tise any preference, lim­ Icm LO C A K SERVICES Oongraaa. 1 at District — Barbara B. Kanheily; ’ et — J. Patar Euaaoaa Mancheatar Elderly Houaing "Yea" part-time positions itation or discrimination Congraaa. 2nd District — Sam OajdaruK>n EMata -r. Julia h : tashjlan r Manchaatar School Ranovatlona — “Yea" available experience based on race, color, reli­ PeoartV’ Brothof* — Bo- your nelohbarhood Odd lobs, Trucklna. Hodl* gion, sex or national not necessary, many IhrePm remofilrtlnR; In- Iwndy. nwni Honest fom- repairs. You name If; saafi origin, or an Intention to' traHotton water heaters, lly man, will estimate any do It, Free estimates^ employee benefits. make any such prefer­ Mother of one will sit In ocHlNMae disposals; faucet lob you create, lawns, Insured. 6434B04: Apply in person daily ence, limitation or dis­ her home days, full time, repolri. 6494S39. Visa/M- houllne, cleaning, paint­ Mon-Sat Manchester K crimination. The Herald and pert time. Coll after cKterCard accepted. ing, and minor repairs. Mart 23’9 Spencer will not knowingly accept 6pm . 64B4W13. Residentlal/Business. Street EOE. any advertisement which For the highest ouollty at plotlon of the law. the lowest prices call, Tune Up Time - Leaf m tm / MlSCEUAilBNIS John 643-<^, Blowers, snow blowers, 30 Locust Street. 2 Family i S v i R r ^ lawn ond garden egulp- 4 rooms each, $139,900. f i m m Art's Light Trucking- ment. Also offering a com­ TELEMARKETING Principals only. Call 646- cellars,attlcs,garages plete sharpening service. Full and part time posi­ 2426. Weekdays 9-5. Name vour own price — * cleaned. Junk houled.Fur- Q u a lity sharpening, 104 anrlipstpr HrralJi nlture and appliances tion available Immedia­ Father and son. Fast, Hilliard Street (203) 649- dependable service, moved. Odd lobs, very 2111. ) Manchester — A City ol Village Charm tely. Flexible hours. No Nestled among the tre ^ l Relax In the great lucuzzi Polntina, Foperhonalno B Top Soil. Clean, rich, honest dependable experience necessary, bath that comes with this R em oval. O itl 873-8237. stone free loom. Any worker. 25 years expe­ For electrical repair^ or as we provide complete rambling 9 room Ranch In amount dellvaredi Also rience In m oving. 646-9669 hemdyman, call -649-2254 fill, orovel, stone ond anytim e. evenings. Free estimates. training. Potential to Boltoh. 3 bedrooms, full Wednesday. Nov. 5,1986 30 Cents basement, 2 car garage, Bark mulch. Call Dovis Licensed and insured. i< $8.00 per hour to start. Construction 872-1400 Bobcat, bockhoe looder N lots of glass, acre plus lot. ELKTMGAL Concrete Wark- Call Br ROSS $148,900. Jackson & Jack- an ytim e. rental, trucking drainage, IMI8CELLANEDU8 CARD son Real Estate. 647-8400 sight work, .top soil, bark Excovotlon, foundation,^ 1-203-525-7274 Dumas Electric->Hovlna Horse boordlno-Complete mulch, decorative stone. floor, ...... pdttg. Fully Indured. I fdb d ale FOR DALE or 646-8646.0 ------27. RIchord Caron.* 1-800-842-5048 Electrical Problems? care Including turnout. C oll D avis Construction 875-3827. Those who hesitate are Need o loraw or 0 sm all $175 per month. W ndfail 872-1400 anytim e. Robottx R-2000 like new. losti Don't let this 3 family Repair? We Specialize in Farm Is conveniently lo­ GIVE YOUR budget a Ages 7 plus, motorized $25. Residential Work. J«»eph cated In Andover near Phil’s Lawn Care. Fall break ... shop the classi­ Eighth District, governor big winners In Manchester slip by. 643-2339.n. YOUR PHONE WILL 6-3-3 room units, porches, Dumas. Fully Licensed. Bolton, Hebron line. Coll Cleon up and light londs- fied columns for bargain 1 ^ Rambler-The Clos- modern Improvements, Free Estimates. 646-5253. 646-5735. caplng. C a ll P h il 742-7476. buys! valc! From when they mo- BE R I N W O P E separate utilities, nice m: K . .______WANTED TO de'em like they Used to. yard. Great Income! BUY/TRAOE Only 85,000 miles! Solid Democrats Manchester 0 THE HOOK WHEN $164,900. Jackson & Jack- runner. 742-7686 evenings. son Real Estate. 647-8400 YOU PLACE A or 646-8646.0 ^CLASSIFIEDADll HOMES APARTMENTS ■WANTED {MUSICAL ride wave voters nix New listing! Condo- HDFOR SALE FOR RENT TO RENT ITEMS $89,900. Spacious town- Wonted. Leather bound Autos. 2 cars for sole. house In desirable area. Government Homes from 3 and 4 room apartments, Wanted to rent. Clean 3-4 Mognovox Portable ste­ books. Heritage, Howard Ports Only. 1972 Olds 455 for 0 ’Neill Question 4 Plenty of storage. Fin­ SI (U repair). Delinquent no appliances,no pets,se- room apartment In Mon- reo, needs speaker wire. classics, etc. Call 649-4800 Engine $200, 1970 Ply­ ished basement. All ap­ fox property. Reposses­ curlty.call 646:2426. Week­ chester/Eost Hartford. $15. 649-1807b and ask for Tom. mouth 318 Engine $200. Bv^udd Everhart V pliances to stay. Including By George Layng sions. Call 805-687-6000 ext days 9-5. Responsible adult. Please Coll 646-6649 after 3:00pm. Thmssoclofed Press washer and dryer. Furni­ GH 9965 for current repos­ coll 649-8389. Plano Upright. Rose­ American Flyer- Trolns Herald Reporter ture Is negotiable. Call us session list. and occessorlres. Please Two bedroom apartment wood. Carved front de­ HARTFORD — While Republi- and let us show It to you!! for rent. DIshwosher, dis­ sign. $300 649-1819. coll 627-9848. As eight whistles sounded from cans^f^Oa-sort out where guberna­ Realty World Frechette Manchester. By Owner. 6 posal, pool, tennis courts. the Eighth Utilities District fire Assoclatlon.o 646-7709. torial challenger Julie D. Belaga room Dormered Cape, 1 Near 84. Call 282-7908after 1980 Subaru 2 door hatch­ house at 9Tuesday night, a jubilant car garage with patio. Merchandise {PET8 AND back. Very good condi­ went wrong, Dennocratic Gov. 7:00 pm. or (617) 864-5770 crowd in the second-floor meeting Vinyl slded,8room Ranch, Full basement. Excellent tion, asking $2200. Call William A. O'Neill says there was a X4204 days. 8UPPLIE8 Automotive room threw "Vote No” leaflets in 3 bedrooms, I'/p baths, location 8, condition. Coll evenings 646-7393. simple reason he beat her by more the air and roared, ” We stay, we DIAL^ family room with carpet­ ' owner for appointment. than 150,000 votes. ing, bar and sink, garage 6 4 9 -:^ . $100,500. CLOTHING 1979 T-BIrd Automatic, stay, we stay ...” and flat, open, rear yard. El {CARD “ We worked hard. We had a good Air conditioning, stereo. The celebration erupted after 643-2711 Don't nilss out on this one! Manchester. 3 bedroom, FOR DALE Original owner. $1200. Coll record. Just as simple as that,” 4 room apartment. Mor- Black Borgazja fur coat. Free to good home, 4 O’Neill said after the results were Eighth District supporters learned Asking, $119,900. Strano with garage, fenced yard, rled Adults preferred. No 649-4471. Real Estate 647-7653.D enclosed front porch, Size 8-10, perfect condi­ month old mole kitten, In Tuesday night. "The people of that Question 4 on the Manchester pets. No appliances. Se­ tion. $50 coll 646-3907.O white with unusuol mark­ Dotsun B-510 Wagon— SOCIAL WORKER lorge eot-ln country kit­ curity, references, 1 cor. Connecticut have spoken very, ballot had been defeated 10,045 to Check out this paying chen, nicely decorated. ings. All shots, call 643- I960. Excellent condition. very clearly. 7.535. The vote meant the Town We are a progressive 649-1265. WANT ADS are the 2711 between 8:00 to 5:00 Investment. See this fan­ Move In condition. Must Cleon car. Only 67,000 "They said it couldn’t be done, Charter would not be changed to- multi-level nursing tastic three family with See! $119,900. By owner friendly wav of finding a ask for Mary. miles. $2400. Doys Mon.- Manchester - 2nd floor 2 cash buyer for applian­ 1973 Buick Century, auto­ but you didn’t listen,” O’Neill told remove the power of Eighth home speclalzing In re­ large private yard, oper­ 646-9715. Frl. 627-4866. After 5 and matic, 2 door, excellent bedroom, heat and ap­ ces, musical Instruments, Golden Retriever AKC cheering supporters. He promised District voters to veto consolida­ habilitation and we are ate utilities, modern Inte­ weekends 644-1889. condition, $1200. 646-2446. pliances, no pets. $575 plus cars and a host of other registered 10 month old four years of “ progressive; tion with the town of Manchester. seeking to expand our rior, low maintenance ex­ Manchester-New Mstlngs- security 646-3979. Social Service Depart­ terior and garages for 3 bedroom aluminum Items. female. Excellent family 77 Mustang, 4 cylinder, forward-looking government.” Despite the triumph, one of the ment. If you are Inter­ four cars. Priced to sell at sided Ranch, great starter dog. All shots and spayed. standard, new tires, and Meanwhile, the Democrats ap-. chief architects of the sweeping Mofiche^fer-Luxuarv Dog house and supplies exhaust, om/tm cassette,- victory — Eighth District Fire ested In case manage­ $145,500. Joyce G. Epstein, home only $84,900...Also townhouse, 2 bedroom, peared to have picked up as many ment In community out­ Rea! Estate. 647-8895.0 10 room , 6 bedroom Included $250 649-0593. sun roof, $575/best otter. as 24 seats in the House for a 90-61 Department Deputy Chief James 1 'h baths, central air con­ 649-6911. Pontiac - 1980 LeMans reach, our allied health VIctorlonT—plus In-law ditioning, all electric, station wagon, good de­ majority. In the Senate, the Demo­ Sarles — said the district hadn’t Coventry-Cozy 5 room apartment, aluminum FURNITURE really won anything. team is interested in laundry room, 2 cor gar­ E l {MI8CELLANE0U8 74 Chevy Blazer, 2 wheel pendable family cor, air crats appeared to have gained 13 you. Please contact the aluminum sided year sided, garage. Spring age, centrally located for conditioning, 6 cylinder,, "W e’re right back to where we round Ranch on Coventry ( fo r d ale drive, 350 V-8, standord seats for a 25-11 majority. Administrator at Street orea. $139,900. elderly couple. $500. Ref­ wing Back chair, print power brakes and steer­ are,” said Sarles, who oversaw a Lake. Wall to wall carpet­ transmission. $300. 646- Republicans held an 85-66 mar­ Green House Realty. 646- erences required, lease fabric, warm tones. Ex­ ing. Asking $1995.643-8422. computerized campaign operation ing and stove. Beautiful 4655. Golf Clubs, Men's 2587 after 5pr gin in the House and a 24-12 edge in Crestflald plus security. No pets. cellent condition $65. 643- in the Eighth District firehous^ view of ;the water. Pri­ 643-7135. 2041 after 6pm. Motched Starter set with 76 Chevy Malibu, 6 cy- the state Senate going into Tues­ Convalatcant Homa vate beach and boating three woods, nice bog. 1983 Escort L excellent day's election. Tne GOP had swept “ That’s all we gained — the right to 100 H em lock S tre et- mMeiiae door, and Fanwood Manor rights. Won't lost at Spacious 2 bedroom Buffet and hutch. Ethan Excellent condition. 649- con iW mileage, ^Vcellent condition. 565- to control of both chambers two negotiate with these people as Manchester-Available Im­ a ll/ condltlbnlng, auto $82,900. James R. McCa- Ranch, next to Center mediately modern 1st Allen Pine collection. 1794 $7Sn 8706 before 3pm or 649- years ago for the first time since equals.” 643-5151 - vanogh, 649-3800.O ilatic, many extras. Must 8 -4 Springs Pork. Completely floor oportment with op- Mint condition. Call otter 2914. 1972, largely on] the strength of The Eighth District, an inde­ retfecorafed, heated att­ 4pm. 647-7234.______^ Plush Carpet for sale. seel Best offer. Coll even­ EOE ollonces. 4 rooms $425 ings. 646-4227. President Ronala Reagan’s strong pendent political subdivision, has Manchester-1 mmaculate ached garage. Immediate monthly plus utilities. 647- Like new 12' x 13' lime 1979 Ford LTD Landau, 4 provided fire protection and sewer 4 room Ranch, completely green. $60 647-0163. showing in Conneaticirri'he-Demo- occupancy. Owner broker 1113 otter 6pm. Queen Ann.'-'.^lno—bdek door, 2-tone b l u e / ^ , service to most of northern Man­ redecorated, new wall to Somuelson. 649-0498. chair. A-1 condition. $90. 1979 Chevy Chevette, 4 crats had retakenWntroI in 1974. door, automatic. 65,000 70,000 miles, good condi­ chester foKalmost 100 years, For F U L L T I M E wall carpeting. Corner One bedroom apartment Coll after 6pm. 649-7944.0 Air conditioner, gas grill, tion. Asking $2500.646-0886 House Speaker R.E. ^ n Nor- lot. A pleasure to show. Manchester- 6 room Cope, slate ping pong table, miles. Asking $800. 871- strand, R-Darien,Vblamed the the past nin^months. the battle 5 newley renovated. Adults otter 5pm. $98,900. James R. McCa- 9668. over the fourths referendum ques­ PA R T T IM E 4 bedrooms, convenient to preferred, no pets. $425 4 piece Queen Mary bed­ electric lawn moi^er, con- GOP's sweeping loGses in Tues­ Herald photo by Tucker vanagh, 649-3800.O schools, bus, and shop­ per month without utili­ room set. Good condition. sole stereo, elpfctrlc ___ day’s election on the party lever tion dominate^the town political Small dynamic food Le Cor, 70,000 ping. $98,000. Evenings ties. Available December Must sell! 649-5821. gon, picnic *tdbles. 649i Renoolt MIDCELLANEOUD and on O’NeiH’s hefty margin over Manchester Bycholski and other Eighth Distri scene as ^c-4wo sides e.xchanged processing company Home of the week on and weekends. 649-1537. 4190. miles, 35 miles per gallon, Leslie Bycholski, right, yells out in glee Tuesday after sharp rhetoric and covered Man­ 1st. Security required. very dependable. $650. AUTOMOTIVE Belaga. with 30 employees pro­ Hamilton Drive, Man­ Coll Mrs. Jarvis at 647- learning that Manchester voters had defeated Question supporters had gathered at the district’s Main Stre# chester with~signs stating their chester. U 8< R built raised 649-7057. With 762 of 770 precincts report­ duces pasta products. Quality 3 bedroom Ranch. 0069. Picture window 9" 6" long stands on consqjidation. fiercely Ranch, 10 plus rooms, 4 RECREATIONAL X 4' 6" high with storms Tires. 2 VW Bug snows on ing, or 99 percent, O’Neill was 4, which would have eliminated the Eighth Utilities firehouse to await the results of the fiercely contested Employees are needed V/2 both, beautiful wal­ opposed wi>Wtf/the^istrict and for 1st shift and 2nd bedrooms on main floor. kout rec room to private ____ { eq u ipm en t and screens. $75.649-3879.0 1981 Buick Skylark, 54,000 rims, $25. 2 14 Inch. Regu­ leading Belaga, 571,946 to 413,677, District’s ability to veto a merger with the town of Item. Vernon-Unlaue 2 bed­ lar. $15. 643-1634. favored bV the Democrats who shift. Kitchen, Produc­ 1st floor family room, 3 lot with Inground pool. We miles, power steering, or 58 percent to 42 percent. room unit with custom power brakes, air condi­ control the\t! tow^'Board of Directors tion, and Warehouse rooms on lower level, 2 guarantee our houses! kitchen In neighborhood . For Sole. Rowing Ma­ Exercise bike like new. Belaga conceded defeat shortly fireplaces, 3 full baths. Bonchord 8, Rossetto Real Rode five miles. Cost $39. tioning. Call Gary at 568- 2 snow tires used 1 year P and geners r'set municipal polic.v. work available. No ex­ of single family homes. chine, fully assembled, 1 2020 or 646-0213. 195/75/14. $55. 649-6010.O after 10 p.m. She said she did not perience necessary. Deluxe Inground pool. Estate. 646-2482.0 $575 per month plus utili­ year old, excellent condi­ Sell tor $25. 649-9623.0 Of Manchester’s 12 voting Many extras. Asking know if she would run for office Work available Satur­ ties and securUv deposit. tion. $75. Coll 646-3245 tricts, nine turned thumbs dowri $229,000. U 8. R Realty. Must be seen! 6 huge Lego expert builder dune again. Meotti beats Zinsser in 4th upset days and Sundays. Be­ 643-8602. otter 5:30pitt. the question — including ((ij 643-2692.D rooms, 2 full baths, spec­ buggy set with expert She told her somber supporters: nefits available. “ This is not a concession speech; outside the Eighth District, It was) tacular kitchen. Thermo­ 4 large rooms, 2 bed­ builder power pock. $20. in those districts that the question's Back on the market, desir­ pane windows, 2 car gar­ rooms, appliances, park­ Coll 643-2339.0 Basic Fastiion Cross-Cable this is a call to arms. We are the Carla's Paata Inc. able U & R contemporary age! We guarantee our {B0AT8/MARINE honorable opposition and we will do sponsors had hoped to capture a ing. Adults preferred. large enough majority to overcome 275A Progress Dr. raised Ranch. 4 bed­ houses! Bonchord & Ros­ Security. 649-5928. ____ ( eq u ipm en t our damdest to speak to the issues Thompson and McCavanagh prevail over Swensson and Tucci Manchester, CT 06040 rooms, family room, 3 setto Reo! Estate. 646- ENDROLLS we've raised in this campaign.” the strong ” no” vote foreseen in the baths, 2 fireplaces, cen- 2482.0 3 bedroom duplex near 16 toot Mod River canoe, 27Vi width - 254 After she left the. podium, she Manchester voters Tuesday State Sen. Carl Zinsser, a Repub­ Rep. J. Peter Fusscas of Marlbo­ battles in Manchester in recent Eighth District. Tol; 647-8647 traLalr conditioning. Only park, newly redecorated. paddles Included. Used 13’/4 width - 2tor 254 gave Democratic candidates lican, carried Manchester but rough to the 55th Assembly District history. The only three districts to 900. U 8. R Realty. Brand new! 8 room 2'/3 was beseiged JOy reporters asking Available Immediately. tour times. Excellent con­ MUST be picked up at the what happened. Her explanation: heavy pluralities over their Repub­ failed to hold onto his seat in the 4th seat, and gave a .plurality to About 67 percent of the town’s support changing the charter were I-2692.D bat^h home. 1st floor fam­ dition. $800. Please coll Manchester Herald Office $550 plus utilities. 872-7786. "When you have a strong economy, lican opponents, helping to re-clect Senatorial District. The three-term Republican Paul Mnnns over in­ 28,679 voters cast ballots in the 4. 5 and 9 — all in the southern part ily roogi, fireplace. 160's " 643-4942 Otter 6pm or 647- before 11 A.M. ONLY. cumbent state Rep. Donald Bates of town, which is,served by a B O O K K E fP E R Manchester-Paul Revere We guarantee our it’s very hard to get people to reject Gov. William O’Neill, U.S. Sen. senator was defeated by Democrat election. ' Vernon Rockville 1 bed­ 9946 8:30 - 5:30. Ask for of East Hartford in the 9th;n separate, paid fire department. Cape at Lvdall Woods. 2 houses"! Bonchord & Ros­ Bob. an incumbent. The public (is) very Christopher Dodd and U.S. Rep. Michael P. Meotti of Glastonbury, By substantial majorities, the room apartment In 3 fam­ Assembly District, though Bates voters approv^ a bond issue of $1.3 When the vote was in, supporters Small dynamic proces­ good sized bedrooms, op- setto Real Estate. 646- ily nice neighborhood. 5 unwilling to unseat an incumbent Barbara Kennelly. an attorney for the Travelers NOTICE TO CREDITOR$ of changing the charter conceded sing company with 30 pllanced kitchen with cus­ 2482.0 minutes from highway. when their pocketbodks are full.” They also sent Democrat James Insurance Cos. of Hartford. won the election. million to build housing on North tom cabinets and French INVITATION TO BID Voters in Manchester soundlj they had been soundly beaten. employees needs full No pets. $400. 647-0593. Notice Is hereby given, pur­ The size of her defeat stunned McCavanagU back to the state Zinsser, a real estate broker who 1/7 Elm Street for elderly people and doors to patio. .12 x 23 ■ Storrs-NIce 2 bedroom suant to Section 33-379 of the was favored to win, had only 14 defeated a proposal to change the another bond issue of $8,880,000 for “ That’s the most decisive ex­ charge bookkeeper combination living room, The Eighth utilities District Republicans. Legislature \for a third term familiar with 1-write sys­ Mobile home In adult Manchester 3 bedroom '/a seeks bids for heating oil and Connecticut General Sta­ “ I ’m just sad, disappointed representing' the 12th Assembly more votes than Meotti in Man­ town charter to make it easier to the renovation of four elementary pression of the people since they dining area. IV7 baths, tutes, as amended, that the community. Appliances, of duplex. Fully ap­ service for the year 1986-1987. chester, his hometown. Zinsser consolidate the town and the schools and code work at the high overwhelmingly expressed them­ tem, experience with ac­ vinyl siding. Rear gar- central air and porch. Items to be listed In bid ore Connecticut corporation across the board,” said state GOP District and replaced Republican pllanced kitchen, IV3 listed below has been dis­ Eighth Utilities District. school. selves against participation in the counts payable, ac­ age.$118,900. D. W. Fish $32,900. M cC avonogh Price per oollon, yearly ser­ Chairman Thomas J. D’Anjore. “ I state Rep. Elsie Swensson with a also took Bolton, but lost in counts receivable and baths. No pets. 1 year vice contracts and hourly solved by resolution. A Certi­ Tire charter change ha'd been Like their counterparts else­ Coijipiunity Development Block Realty. 643-1591 or 871- Real Estate. 649-3800.O ficate of dissolution has been didn’t see this one coinllig. I Democrat, former Mayor John Glastonbury, Hebron and Colum­ accounts reconciliation. 1400.D lease and security dep­ rote tor service not covered pushed by the Democratic major­ where in Connecticut, Manchester Grant (program),” said Demo­ osit. $675/month plus heat by service contracts. filed with the Secretory of the thought it would be a lot closer.” Thompson, in the 13th Assembly bia — the other three towns in the Immediate opening. Ex­ Jackpot! Terrific3-tamlly State os required by law. James A. Wade, one of O’ Neill’s District. 4th Senatorial District — by wide ity on the Board of Directors and by voters opposed holding a statewide cratic Town Chairman Theodore cellent chance to grow Idea! In-law Manchester- and utilities. Call 646-6352. Sealed bids will be received other Democratic leaders. It was R. Cummings. Cummings and on Adelaide St. on the Denise. until 4:00 p.m., November 17, All creditors, If any. Ore top strategists, said the O’Neill Thompson had tried twice before margins. Democratic leaders constitutional convention, favored with company. Call for Potential In this 2200 w are Southend of Hartford. 1986. Bids will be publicly warned to present their campaign had stopped doing voter to unseat Swensson, but lost by called Meotti’s victory the biggest defeated 10,045 to 7,535. removing the party lever from other Manchester Democrats, in­ appointment. Mall re­ foot Raised Ranch. Home opened, read and recorded at claims ooalnst said corpora­ cluding Stephen T. Penny, who Three 5 room tiots, separ­ tion on or before the date In­ polling almost two weeks ago close margins. Edward J. Wilson, surprise this year. The defeat followed a bitter voting machines and favored es­ 9 sumes to: Includes large fireplaced the November 17, 1986 meet­ ate utilities, excellent In­ dicated, or thereafter be because they were convinced who left the Republican Party to campaign over the charter change, tablishing a commission to recom­ leads the majority Democratic living room, large ap- come potential. 2 cor gar­ ing. jCONDDMINIUMS barred as provided by Sec­ run as an independent in the race, IN OTHER RACES, town voters a proposal that created one of the mend candidates to the governor Carla’s Pasta Inc. pllanced country kitchen, age, newer roof. $169,900.o The right is reserved to re­ tion 33-379(d) of the Connec­ Please turn to page 5. 3 bedrooms and a den or |FDB BENT ject any or all bids. Bid ticut General Statutes. finished last with 83 votes. helped re-elect Republican state most emotional and controversial for appointment as judges. 275A Progress Dr. Jackson 8, Jackson Real quotes ore to be sent to the Please turn to page 8 4th bedroom on the main Estate. 647-8400 or 646- Eighth Utilities District, 32 Best Englneerlne, Inc. Manchester, CT 06040 level. Downstairs has a 22 8646. Manchester-Mlllbridge Main St., Manchester, CT (Manchester) Tal: 647-8647 X 23 fireplaced rec room, a Condo-adults only. Very 06040. Present claims to; Robert P. good bedroom and a full comfortable, 5 rooms, 2 HELEN J. WARRINGTON Voipe, Its attorney, 237 Buck­ both. 2 car garage. Nice bedrooms, 2 baths, fOlly CLERK ingham Street, Hartford, CT TODAY’S HERALD area. D. W. Fish Realty. ROOMS EIGHTH UTILITIES 06106; on or before February Democrats: Reagan revolution over carpeted plus all the Part Time / Full Tima 643-1591 or 871-1400.D UFOR RENT amenities like swimming DISTRICT 24, 1907. ED 003-11 049^10 pool, exercise and weight up only one seat vacated by a Vice President George Bush told stronger voice in setting the Half two family house. room, game room and Coventry triumphs Bv Donald AA. Rothberg PEANUTS Centrol location, kitchen Mystery veggies Democrat, that in Missouri. ABC the loss of GOP control would political agenda. Rent- 4 room starter privileges. Parking avail­ lounge. Immediate occu­ The Associated Press NOTICI: It was expected to be a tight The GOP was holding its own in "complicate staying on the offen­ Reagan returned to the White If you’re tired of work­ home. Ideol for CHFA able. Security and refer­ pancy. $550 monthly. Coll PUBLIC HEARING Go ahead and impress your ing for the same pay program. 70's. Blanchard ences required. $70 per Mr. Lindsey 649-4000. BOARD OF DIRECTORS friends. Take the Manchester Class S first-round contest be­ Resurgent Democrats, riding a the House, with Democrats looking sive in the last two years of the House on Election Day after 8, Rossetto Real Estate. TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT to a maximum gain of eight seats. Reagan presidency.” investing heavily of his own time regardless of pterfor- week. 649-9227 or 569-3528. Herald’s mystery vegetable tween the sixth-ranked Coventry tide of Southern and Farm Beit 646-2482.D Entering the election, they had a At the White House, spokesman and prestige in the Republican mance, we have the Notice Is hereby given that the Board of Directors, Town of quiz. It’s based on a new book by High School boys’ soccer team votes to control of the Senate, Manchester, Connecticut, will hold a Public Hearing at the With the exclusive confronted President Reagan to­ 73-seat majority, controlling the Larry Speakes conceded the De­ fight to keep control of the Senate aolutipn for you. What 8TDRE AND Manchester resident Judy Gor­ and llth-ranked Lyman Memor­ Bolton-Wooded and se­ Lincoln Center Hearing Room, 494 Main Street, Manchester, Patterns day with an opposition 100th House 253-180. mocratic gains would make life ” I didn’t seek re-election to be a cluded 7 room U 8< R built APARTMENTS { o ffic e 8PACE Connecticut, on Thursdov, November 13,1986 at 8:00 P.M. to PHOTO-GUIDE man, who certainly didn’t stick to ial High School of Lebanon. But are you quallfed to Congress and served notice that “ if By early today, the Democrats tougher for the president, but six-year president,” Reagan im­ earn? Ranch. 3 bedrooms, 2'/i I f or ren t consider and act on the fallowing; .5194 tomatoes. Turn to page 13. Coventry posted a surprisingly 6 Basic Fashion The Magazine had won 242 races and were leading insisted that "it won’t alter the plored cheering crowds while ■ baths, eat-ln kitchen, din­ Office Space For Rent. Proposed appropriation to Education Special easy 6-0 victory Tuesday, and the there was a Reagan revolution, it’s Prelects - Fund 41 - Computer Education ...... 89,068.00 for Women Who Sew, over.” in 19; the Republicans had won 162 agenda.” campaigning in 17 states. But the PEANUTS '4.00/Hr. ing room, hardwood Excellent location-heat, includes an exciting array o f Patriots moved into the quarter­ floors through out, fin­ Manchester-Nice 1 bed­ olr .lonltor, parking. 500 to be financed by a State Gront. The bright spot for Republicans and were ahead in 12. ButA retiring House Speaker presidential appeals weren’t room apartment In two classic Sew-Simple, Pholo- final round. Story on page 19. KID STUFF «4.50/Hr. ished basement, 1 car square feet $250. 649-5334. Proposed opproprlatlon to Education Special Guide Patterns for larger Use 4-ply yam in 3 colors to knit in Tuesday's midterm elections ” We look forward to cooperating Thomas P. O’Neill Jr. took a enough to sway iw ers in Alabama. garage, private deck. Fl- family. Working fire­ or 643-7175. Prolects - Fund 41 - Manchester Education sizes, half-sizes, misses and this interesting “Aran" cross- Chance of rain with the president,” said Sen. farewell swipe at his political rival, Georgia, Florid^ Maryland. South AVERAGE '5.00/Hr. place. Bathroom and kit­ was in the races for governor, ano Realty. v$154,900^646- Assoclotlon Release Time 1986-87 ...... 812,572.80 children; plus a Sewing cable Atghan. Cosy to use on where the GOP picked up eight Robert C. Byrd, D-W.Va., expected saying. " I f there was a Reagan Dakota.. No/’t-b Carolina and chen like new. No pets. to be financed bv contribution from the Man­ Supplement with directions chilly evenings. n Cloudy today with a 60 percent REAL MONEY >6.00/Hr. 5200. New 850 square foot office chester Educaton Association. statehouses. including those in to be majority leader when the revolution, it’s over.” O’Neill Nevada. $525. 647-0593. In ' downtown location. for a Caftan, Garment Bags; chance of rain this afternoon. TOP DOLLAR '7.50/Hr. Proposed appropriation to General Fund - and handy Catch-all. 2 Bonus No. 5194 has complete knit Texas, Florida, Maine and Senate convenes next January. added that the next two years The D ein b ^ ts picked up Senate Professionally tenanted directions. The rain may be mixed with snow 4 Up Manchester-2 bedroom, Public Works - Highway ...... 89,302.00 Coupons offer additional In d e x Wisconsin. But Sen. Alan Cranston, D-Calif., would see “ the art of government seats in ail those states despite building. Warren E. How­ to be tinonced bv a FEMA Grant. savings. at the sttirt. High near 40. An 80 fully appllanced kitchen. To ord^r, send $2.50, lor each sectlonB As returns rolled in, the Demo­ who narrowly defeated Republican by compromise. It has happened Reagan campaign appearances. land Inc. 643-1108. Start Sewing and Saving by 24 pagM, 2 If you are willing to Iji—floor. No pets. All public meetings of the Town of Manchester are held at lo­ pattern, plus 50( for postage and percent chance of rain tonight. crats claimed eight new Senate challenger. Hep. Ed Zschau. ex­ many times in the past and it’s not Still, his spokesman insisted that cations which are accessible to hondicapped citizens. In ad­ o rd e rin g Basic/Fashlon work, we're willing to $575/month plus heat and hanoiing. Steady or rising temperatures. Advice. . 10 Lottery. seats and were leading in North pressed what was on the minds of that bad.” the president could claim to have dition, handicapped Individuals requiring an auxlllaryold In today. . Price: $2.00 n co'py. ANNE CAfiOT pay. Call C. Brown to utllltes. Call ..646-8352. order to facilitate their participation at meetings should Low near 40. Cloudy Thursday Clasalfled _ 22:24 Obituaries___ 12 Dakota, another state now held by many Democrats when he told With several aspirants in both made many of those races closer INDUSTRIAL TO ORDER, send 52.50 fer each Mu c heetf Herald arrange an interview. Immacufate Colonial Denise. contaa the Town at 647-3123 one week prior to the scheduled 1150 Ave. of Amtricas with a 40 percent chance of rain Comics_____18 Opinion______0 a Republican. If that trend holds. supporters in Los Angeles, ” We parties looking ahead to the "1988 than they otherwise would have PROPERTY meeting so that appropriate arrangements con be made. pattern, plus 50( lor posUge and New York, N.Y. 1003G owner 3 bed­ El handling. during the morning. Partial Election 3-5, 7-11 People______2 Democrats would control the Se­ have laid the groundwork for presidential campaign. Demo­ been. _Ca.ventrv-3 room opart- STEPHEN T. CASSANO, SECRETARY Print Name, Address wilti ZIP Call C. BROWN room, 2'/i boths^-a-xar- SUE BURNETT COuE and style Number. clearing during the afternoon. Entertainment 10 Sports___ 19-22 nate by a 56-44 majority. By taking back the White House two cratic control of the next Congress gorage, professionally ' ment with utilities. Close Monchester-Good space BOARD OF DIRECTORS 1-800-367-3720 to lake. $375 monthly plus f f lo m W i MlllfflUU SPKCIAL: Over 200 se­ High of so to 55. Details on page 2. FocuS'______13 Television------10 contrast, the Republicans picked years from now.” - will give the opposition party a far Please turn to page 10 landscaped, country liv­ at reasonable prices. Call Doted at Manchester, Connecticut this 30th day of October, New York, N.Y. 10036 lections and a FREE 1-203-249-7852 ing. S159.900. Klernon Real deposit. 742-9671 otter owner for present or fu­ 1986. Print Name, Address with ZIP 4pm. CODE, Style llumher and Size. Pattern Section in the Estate. 649-1147. ture needs at 643-2414. 005-11 ALliUM. Just $3.00.