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ChiHy tonight; Manchester, Conn. sunny Wednesday Tuesday. Nov. 13, 1984 — see page 2 UJaurteatFr BmlJt Single copy: 25C Gandhi O’Neill picks calls elections woman for By Neal RoM>ins United Press International N^5^ r NEW DELHI. India - Prime high court Minister Rajiv Gandhi today United States called gmeral elections for Dec. 2» in a bid to win popular support for his rule over the world's largest By Mark A. Dupuis democracy. United Press International Announcernent of the elections HARTFORD — Gov. William A. — which had been expected — O'Neill, in a histurir exercise of came «ily two weeks after Gandhi tradition, said today he will was appointed prime minister in nominate Associate Supreme the wake of the assassination of his Court Justice Ellen A Peters to mother by two of her Sikh become the first woman t-hief bodyguards Oct. 31. justice of the state's highest court. The Election Commission said O'Neill .said Peters, a German the polls would be held on Dec. M immigrant who has servi-d on tiH' throughout the country and also on UPt photo Supreme Court since 1978. “will Dec. 27 if another day is needed .to add a new dimension to our complete voting in the world's Student of shuttles Supreme Court" as its first female second most populous nation. chief justice. Under the Indian constitution, Third-grader Danny Fogolini studies his student enthusiasm for their school O'Neill wrote the co-chairmen of the election must be held before manual diligently, hoping to be one of the Legislature's Judiciary Com­ work. Meanwhile, the real shuttle mittee di.sclo.sing his intention to Jan. 19 — n when the current the first in teacher Norman Paulsen’s five-year term of parliament astronauts prepared for retrieval of a nominate Peters to succeed John Now; famons MariboroBed expires. (right) class to blast into space. Paulsen second wayward satellite. Story on page A. Speziale. who w-ill leave the high designed the model shuttle to increase 4. court next week to return to Political observers believe private practice aodMarflboroLiglils Gandhi wanted to hold the elec­ Peters said in a. statement that ELLEN A PETERS tions as soon as possible to take she was "delighted and deeply- . . . an historic choice areaboavailaUein advantage of an outpouring of honored" in being nominated by- sentiment for his slain mother Christensen quits as chief O'Neill. "1 pledge my.self with all Gandhi scattered his mother's justice's position "but ivrtainly the energies at my disposal to none more qualified than Judge a eomeniod new 2S^ pack. ashes over the Himalayan moun­ vindicate the trust that has been tains Sunday. Peters." shown in me," she said. She was •"Her knowledge of the law. Hm* The Election Commission said named to the Supreme Court as an the polls would be open in all of of district fire department thoroughness • of her work, tht' associate justice in 1978 by the late faime.ss of her delibt'rations. the India's 22 states except for Punjab Gov. Ella T. Grasso. Peters w-as and .Assam. Bv Alex GIrelll Asked 11 plans to build a district depth of her opiniuns and her Herald Reporter the first woman named to the dedication to our .system of justice Both States’ are currently being firehouse in the Buckland area had court, which dates back to 1711. administered under federal rule. anything to do with his decision, certainly- qualify her for this John Christensen has resigned Christensen responded that there If confirmed by the l,egislature. position as the highest ranking In the northern state of Punjab. effective Dec. 31 as chief of the Peters will be the first woman Sikh extremist killings of hundreds is “more than one issue and they jurist in Connecticut," O'Neill said Eighth Utilities District Fire are intertwined." chief justice and head of the state in a statement of people led to the army's June Department Judicial Department, w-hich in­ attack on the Sikh's Golden Tern-, Joyner said today he was not Peters, of West Hartford, gradu-, "I have a different set of cludes Connecticut's trial and ated with honors from Swarthmorc pie at Amritsar, leaving 600 dead, prepared to say who might replace appellate court systems mostly Sikhs. priorities from the district Board Christensen as 'chief. Joyner College in Pennsylvania and holds of Directors." Christensen -said makes the appointment, subject to In choosing Peters, O'Neill stuck a law degree from Yale Univer­ In Assam, religious rioting in today- of his resignation. confirmation by the district with a state tradition of appointing sity. She was admitttHi to the state February and March 1983 left an He said that while he does not directors. the senior justice on the Supreme bar in 1957 Court as chief justice. estimated 4.000 people dead — disagree with the substance of The directors have not been Peters was appointed as an mostly' Bengali itnmigranls from programs the directors want to officially informed of the resigna­ O'Neill said in a .statement that assistant professor of law at Yale neighboring Bangladesh. carry out. he takes issue with the tion and will not be until they meet he considered “a number of highly in 1956 and later became a lull Gandhi held meetings today with methods being used to achieve Monday. Christensen said he will qualified individuals" for the chief professor. foreign ministo' ofCicials to review- them. submit his letter of resignation strained relations with neighbor­ Christensen declined to elabo­ along with his routine fire depart­ ing countries. rate on his objections. He said it ment report. The discussions took place as a would have a divisive effect on the Christensen said he dissuaded Gammoh^ building Supreme Court judge launched an fire department if he made his- First Assistant Chief Frank Mor- official investigation into the Oct. objections public in detaif. davsky from resigning along with 31 assassination of Indira Gandhi Christensen told fellow officers him. He said he felt continuity by two of her Sikh bodyguards. of his decision at a meeting on would suffer if both left at once. lost as shelter site The new prime minister's first Sunday and informed members of JOHN CHRISTENSEN The second a.ssistant fire chief, major policy speech to the nation the fire department at a meeting ... cites disagreements next in the line of command, is By Sarah E. Hall * long lime, and I havea semi-enipty Monday night was generally well Monday night. About SO of the Harold Topliff. Next in the line of Herald Reporter receiv^ by Western diplomats. department's 100 members at­ cordial." building there that I want to do Gandhi pledged to follow his command after Topliff is Paul tended the Monday meeting b^ Christensen said that when he Gworek. third assistant fire chief. 0, ,p, mother's policy of non-alignment cause the nunor of Christensen's told Joyner Monday night of his Christensen said he has not ruled and said “we want to develop resignation had apparently been in decision. Joyner urged him to stay out serving the fire department in closer relations with each one of circulation. on until the end of his current term some capacity. But he said he our immediate neighbors in a Christensen, chief of the dis­ in July. But Christensen said he thinks that decision should be left ""1"''5" 7 “ '«ey - . i v spirit of peace, friendship and trict's volunteer department for feels that if he stays on until July, cooperation ' entirely up to the new chief. - n s r p s ; , ? three and a half years, had decided his presence will only aggravate Thomas Landers, a volunteer India's youngest prime minister about a year ago to resign. But the situation. . firefighter and a district director, followed up the rh^oric today by- when he told fellow fire officers of He said the Dec. 31 termination declined today tp comment in meeting senior officials of the his plans, they dissuaded him from 4ate will permit the new chief, detail on the resignation, partly Foreign MinistO'- including For­ quitting. whoever that is. to enter the because the directors have not eign Secretary- M.K. Rasgotra Walter Joyner, who became department smoothly. He said a been officially informed of it. He “The discussions touched spe­ president of the district this year, smooth transition would permit said he felt personally that the job cially on relations with inunediate reportedly had sought to replace him to give pass along to the new of chief was “starting to wear” on neighbors — Pakistan. Bangla- Christensen as fire chief when he chief the ideas he has had so that Christensen. desh^and Sri Lanka., and South took ofTice four months ago. But the new chief can evaluate them Landers said he had some idea . t " . " S7p"'MA

Cooney, chairman of a I'ommittiH* Nicaragua confirms receipt of arms set up this summer to find a site for weather aunroachino 1^ 1*-^ the shelter The c-omm.ttee will a T l f e r n ''t K ? sfefa^r.^*}, B y Dionne Klein quite well that Nicaragua is not a arms experts as a helicopter battle mi^t |Soon to begin a new search. ,he building because o l Z h e a tS United Press International country like the United States that cruiser. Shultz dismisses talk Cooaey, an attorney, said he was have’^ p t n ' ’" can ^ away with invading "If we begin to tell what we are MANAGUA. Nicaragua — For­ of imminent invasion another country. disappointed about the loss of the ^ eign Minister Miguel D'Escoto importing into Nicaragua every sit", "rhe building would have been “The Reagan adminstration time they scream that we're today conFirmed .Nicaragua had — see page 10 knows quite well, that if we were to a good location even though it • • • • • • • ? • • • • • • • • • • • • • • received sophisticated Soviet he- bringing in MiGs or something would have been expensive to ^ take action such as the type that else, then I think we will have licopler gunships last week but they say we might take against a convert into a shelter, he said I n S I Q C T O d a V described U S. bairns Managua is to dock in the port of Corinto surrendered part of our sover­ But the deal with the other buyer * neighbor that would be serving on eignty," D'Escoto said. a threat to its neighbors as “sheer sometime today to unload food. No a silver platter ... the type of has not been cIosimI yet, Cooney 20 pooes. 2 Mclionv lie and hypocrisy." other details on the arrival of the The Defense Ministry Monday said. excuse that Mr. Reagan has ordered "a state of alert to all D'EscpIo's remarks in an ABC ships were available. always wanted to invade us." "It's fairly- secure, but until interview came as the government D'Escoto. describing Nicaragua permanent combat units of land, there s a closing, there's no - '* '! Asked whelMh-crates delivered sea and air. and to the'units of the mobiliied its army, reserves and as a country under attack, scoffed guarantee. ' said Stefanik. A clos- Entertainment i! Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined by a Soviet freighter contained reserves and to thoseim.Llof the militia and deployed tanks in the at Reagan administration charges Mi-14 Hind helicopters. D'Escoto ing IS expected by mid-January, he Jackpot Bingo j Popuxiar Sandinisu Militia “ Lottery That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. caiHtal in a heightened state of that Managua is building its armed said. “I would say that there were said J national alert amid increasing forces in preparation to attack its In Brasilia, Braiil, Secretary of Stefanik said he decided to sell ^'»«orle» ,g some helicopters, a few. yes." Stale George Shultx dismissed • iM iitfM W CRtfioMomwinc i Lights n mg ■'tar."0 7 mg nicotine-Hmgs T7 mg 'tar." 11 mg nicotine a« per agarette. FTC method tension over a feared U.S. Central American neighbors. Reagan officials originally said the the building to a business that is S ^ w o ik ‘ invasion. “This is sheer lie. hypocrisy and Nicaraguan fears of a U.S. inva­ willing to make a commitment Sporti . , r . ' isli? crates might contain Soviet MiGs. sion as an attempt by leaders of the Port authorities said they were bullshit if you'll pardon my Eng­ The Mi-24 is a heavily armed faster than housing corporation Television , leftist government to "whip up officials Weather J expecting three Soviet freighters lish." D'Escoto said. “They know aircraft that has been described by- their own population." “Things have taken an awful •••••••ooaaoaaaaaaaaM a i - MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday. Nov. 13, 1984 M.ANCIIESTKR HER.Al.D. Tiit-.sday. Nov 13. 1984 3 P e o p le t a lk Weather Chamber schedules

Beaujolais relay Today’s forecast Main Street session Connecticut,Massachusetts .. — " . , m . ^ _____ Joan Benoit has d leg up on the wine importing An informational session for A number of Main Stfr'cl busi industry this year. The gold medalist is running and Rhode Island: Today: occa­ chamber of eomnieree members ness owners have said they ob jo i the very first bottle sional light snow, windy and cold and the public on a plan for the to the elimination of over ion of France's 1984 with a few heavier squalls reconstruction of downtown Main on-street parking spaces called foi Beaujolais Nouveau western hills. Several inches Street has been sehedulerHor Nov. ' under the plan, which was di' wine through the accumulation possible, espe­ 27 in the Lincoln Center Hearing signed by Fuss k O'Neill, streets of New York cially in mountains. Otherwise Room. An earlier plan for the recon­ for tasting at the mostly cloudy, windy and cold The se.ssion. which will begin at struction of Mam Street was Hotel Parker with scattered snow flurries. 7:30 p.m . is being sponsored by t he rejected after a public hearing. Greater Manchester Chamber of Meridiep. Highs in 30s, except low 40s Flint said the chamlH’r is cncoii The bottle's jour- coast. Tonight: after a few Commerce. It is frw and open to the public. raging attendance iH-causc of the > ney starts at the evening flurries, becoming economic importance of Main Representatives from the state Georges Duboeuf partly cloudy. Wednesday: Street Notice of the se.ssion has. Department MjJ Transportation. B f vineyards in "windy and cold with lows in 20s been mailed to all members, she Fuss & O'Neill Consulting Engi­ ■ ** f ^ France. Then the and low 30s. Mostly sunny, windy .said. neers and chamber officials will t f wine, a Beaujolais "W c think Main SirccI is iiiipoi and rather cold. Highs in low and attend the session, according to Villages Nouveau, mid 40s. tantj4o everyone," she said will be presented chamber President Anne Flint. Maine: An inch or two of snow ------;------Wednesday to' Anne- The session was scheduled to If the I'urrcnl rccoiislriiclioii Marie Quaranta, over the mountains, otherwise If8 ‘snow’ problem answer questions' on the plan, plan is pursued, the c.stimalod cost showers changing to flurries which will be the subject of a public would tH> $4 million. Kr'dcral funds /■ first woman UPl photo "Sommelier of Ihe north and showers or flurries Today: mostly cloudy, windy and chilly. A 50 percent chance of snow hearing on Jan. 9. 1985. The DOT adniini.sicrcd by the slate would Year" in France. A lion of literature likely south today. Turning flurries mainly this afternoon. Highs 35 to 40. Winds becoming has already approved the design of pay for 8.5 percent ol the projct l. Quaranta carries colder with afternoon tempera- northwest and increasing to 15 to 25 mph. Tonight: a 40 percent the project, but the plan is while the state and town woul4« the bottle by plane Author Peter DeVries, standing next to . tures in the 30s. Flurries north chance of an evening snow flurry then partly cloudy, windy and cold. expected to face some opposition each each pay 7'5 pcrcciil of tlic ■' hearing. Joan Benoit to New York early Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, was one of 23 and a chance of flurries south Lows In the middle and upper 20s. Winds northwest 15 to 25 mph. cost. Nov. IS, the date the distinguished authors honored Monday night for tonight. Low 20 to 30. Mostly Wednesday: mostly sunny, windy and cold. Highs 40 to ^ Today's French government allows release of the wine in contemporary fiction and non-fiction at the New sunny and windy Wednesday weather picture was drawn by Larry Wood, 9, of 7 Lock t^od St., a America. Benoit meets Quaranta at the United York Public Library's fourth annual Literary except a chance of flurries far fourth grader at Waddell School. Films, athletics rule Nations — and then takes a trot, bottle in hand, to 'Evening. He is shown wearing the Library Lion north. High in the 30s to low 40s. medallion. the Parker Meridien. New Hampshire: An inch or Copyrighted photo by Edwin -i Ciolkooz two of snow likely north and I i likely to draw crowd Auto-blography afternoon flurries likely south Should a mall be built here? today. Colder with afternoon There's a "good possibility" that teams of a pool of athletes in the Chrysler Corp. Chairman Lee lacocca says • t f i temperatures in the 30s. Flurries .ff two controversial filmstrips shown freshman class cards and letters are pouring in as a result of his A 93-acre parcel on the South Windsor-Manchestertown plans have been scheduled for tonight and Wednesday at and windy north and a chance of as part of a junior high school Cheering the leaders No. 1 best-selling book, "lacocca: An Autobio­ Kennedy .said he plans to ask llir flurries south tonight. Low 20 to line, part of the land in this aerial photo, could become 8 p.m. in the South Windsor Town Hall at 1540 Sullivan health cducation^'ourse will draw CIAC for a special exception tliat Yeah ladies! Glamour magazine in its graphy." The book shot to the top of the New York 30. Partly sunny north and the site of a 1.2-million-square-foot shopping center and Ave. The proposed mall is a joint venture of Bronson & a crowd to tonight's Board of would allow oiilstanding ninth December edition hails seven women for Times best seller list in its first week on the mostly sunny south Wednesday. Education meeting. School Super­ grade athletes in Miinchcsicr to breakthroughs that make 1985 a little easier for charts. office complex if the South Windsor Planning and HLtensky of Bloomfield and Melvin Simon & Co. of intendent James P. Kennedy said participate on Ihe higli .school the rest of the female population. lacocca says he's received "a lot of good Windy with high in the 30s to low Zoning Commission grants developers a zone change Indianapolis. Part of it would be located in Manchester. today. teams. He noted that Ihree-yeai' Saluted are: Shirley MacLaine and Gloria feedback " on the book, which sold 550,000 copies 40s. for 57 acres in South Windsor. Public hearings on the The Manchester land is already zoned for the use. high schools such as MIIS are rai e Sielnem, for turning fifty into something to look its first month. Adds lacocca, " I know it'sgoodin Vermont: Travelers advisory At issue are complaints from in ('onneetieiit. as di|)|iing enrol forward to: Jane Pauley, for returning to cars if you sell 550,000.1 don't know if it's good in for today. Windy and cold with parents of students who attend Imenls statewide have forced mo.sl "Today" after twins; Joan Benoit for her gold books." Asked how he feels about being a top periods of snow today. Accumu­ Bennet Junior High School that the school districts to mcive nliilli medal in the first Olympic marathon for women: seller, he responded, "I'v e never been there lations from 1 to 4 inches with two films, which deal with teenage Directors to meet lOH reps, mull claims graders up. Geraldine Ferraro, "the year's most public case before, idon'tknow. But my publisheris happy." greater amounts in the higher suicide and pregnancy, lack a An annual report on class size in in point that you don't have to choose between elevations. Snow likely in the The town Board of Directors will sense of morality and are too pool during school hours and lOH has said a second exit could be working for the Board of Educa­ Manchester schools will also Im' career and fam ily"; Clara Peller, ex-manicurist^ sophisticated for the cighlh- north tonight but tapering off to meet with leaders of the Instruc­ would use it for special events and added. tion and has submitted evidence considered. who reached fame wjth the one-liner "Where's^ graders who view them. flurries in the south.-Breezy and tors of the Handicapped tonight to for its regular instruction of the The special pool would be built in that his inability to lift more than Tight ela.ss situations exist at the Beef?": and Cyndi Lauper, first solo artist in discuss the construction of a cold with lows in the 20s. handicapped on Sundays. an addition to the present building, 15 pounds and his education have Kennedy said that both .sup|M>r- llling Junior High School, where 1984 with three consecutive hit singles in the Top 3 Four’s unacceptable Satellite view special swimming pool at Man­ Wednesd^ scattered flurries in Over the past 20 years the lOH and would be adjacent to the made it impossible for him to get a ters and opponents of the film ­ enrollment was unexpoeledly higli off a debut album. The producers of "Three's Company " told chester High School, principally the morning then sunny and cool. has been planning to build a -existing pool. job. strips are likely to appear at this year. Kennedy said. A couple Suzanne Somers to buzz off last spring when she Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 2:30 a.m. EST shows lor use in teaching handicapped High 40 to 45. shallow pool especially designed On the agenda for the directors’ tonight’s meeting. It will begin at of elementary school classes are offered to rejoin the revamped series as Chrissie. scattered clouds over the Northeast. Increasing low clouds extend people to swim. for the handicapped and has raised meeting is consideration of a The directors are also .scheduled 7:30 p.rri. in an upstairs room at 45 also larger than optimum, he said The format and title had been changed to match along the northern and central Mississippi Valley. High clouds are Under the terms of a proposed $175,000 of the $250,000 needed for settlement for $30,000 of suit to consider appointments to fill 32 N. School St. Other items on tonight's agenda Now you know up John Ritter's character. Jack Tripper, with a agreement, the lOH would pay for racing over the Rockies. Layered clouds with embedded showers are constuction. involving a falH>n a sidewalk. vacanices on town boards and Another issue the board will include an update on minority woman. As it stands. Tripper gets involved with Across the nation construction of the pool and the "Who's Who in Am erica" was first published in moving onshore along the Pacific coast. Amelia Sycz, then 76, fell while commissions, the issuance of consider is a report Kennedy will Vicky, played by Mary Cadorette, and they town would maintain it. enrollment in the Maneheslei 1899 with 8,602 names. The 1984-85 edition has Rain 'will spread from the Before the project can go for­ getting off a senior citizens’ bus in $750,000 in bonds for public im­ make on a sports ruling that some decide to live together in "Three's A Crowd." The meeting between the direc­ school system, a planned safely about 75,000 entries. P acific Coast across much of the ward, both the Board of Directors October 1983 on McGuire Lane. provements in the Cheney Historic claim is unfair. Under Connecticut Somers believed her return as Tripper's wife tors and lOH representatives will belt program sponsored by the Plateau, where rain will change and the Board of Education will Another settlement, for $35,000, District, a restructuring of the Interscholastic Athletic Confer­ would have been a smash. At last glance, 2S 53 30 00 take place in the Lincoln Center Parent-Teacher A.ssoeiation, ae to snow over the higher eleva­ ..have to approve final plans. will be considered in a suit brought Water and Sewer Department, ence regulations, ninth-graders ccplanee of a "Playseape" from "Three's a Crowd " had plummeted to 37th in the SCATTie/ hearing room at 7:30 p.m., before tions. Rain and snow will be One concern over the present by Ralph Grondin. condemnation of an casement for a attending Manchester's two junior the Keeney Street Si'hool I’TA, ti ratings. "Too bad," Somers sighed. "1 think the board's regular meeting, plan, designed by architect Ri­ / widely scattered over the north­ Grondin has been denied a water line across properly of high schools cannot compete on report on the selection of I-iiira viewers would have loved to have seen Chrissie iMINNEAPOLIS BOSTON which begins at 8. chard Lawrence, is that it does not ern Rockies. Snow will fall disability pension by the Pension Marrian S. Lynch at 325 Vernon high school teams unless no junior Boutilier as Conneelieut’s Hume and Jack m arried." The Board of Education, which provide a second exit that could across the upper Ohio Valley and Board, which says he is not totally St., and a number of appropria­ high team exists in the same sport. Economies Teacher of the Year, NEW YORK has already approved the pool easily be used by handicapped disabled. tions and allocations of funds to be New England. Winds will be Critics say the rule makes it hard and an increase in the number of agreement, would have use of the people in an emergency. Lawrence Grondin hurt his back while financed from surplus, from state strong and gusty over Utah and for talented ninth-grade athletes to positions available at a new publii Dean on booze SAN FRANCISCO grants, and from payments the the central Rockies. get challenging competition, while performing arts academy in town has received. depriving Manchester High School Hartford. Dean Martin says that if he consumed as much Highs will be in the upper 30s V . r - LOS Al alcohol as people said, " I would have been dead 30 and 40s over Minnesota, the •ATLANTA Suspect admitted years ago." Great Lakes, the upper Ohio Manchester Martin says in an LOWEST Valley and the middle and TEMRERATURCS interview for ABC's northern Atlantic Coast. Highs 32 "Good Morning NEW In Brief heists, poiice say will also.be in the 40s over the ORLEANS America," airing northern Plateau. It will reach lEOENO- Product show opens Friday By Sarah Passell Tuesday and Wed­ 32 PRODUa SHOW '84 nesday, that his im­ the 70s over the Southwest and SO The 1984 product show will open to the music of Herald Reporter 60 age is drunk but he's the southern Plains. The re- the East Hartford High School Marching Band inainder of the nation will see PLOW Records unsealed recently in Manchester Superior really sober. URI WEATHER FOTOCAST ' Friday at 5:30 p.m. CO-SPONSORED BY " I don't drink that highs in the 50s and 60s. Manchester Mayor Barbara B. Weinberg, East Court show that former town resident Scott Robare's much. Not at all. To Hartford Mayor George Dagon and South own confessions furnished police with the information tell the truth I don't National forecast Windsor Mayor John Mitchell will launch the they needed to charge him with five armed robberies drink at all. I wii^ and several other thefts in Manchester and Vernon. TER MANCHESTER Extended outlook show with a ribbon-cutting ceremony. have a drink before For period ending 7 a.m. EST Wednesday. During Tuesday night The show, which will be at the former Southern Robare, 19, isbeingheldon$188,000bondatthestate Extended outlook for New dinner and nothing showers are expected in the West coast region and the northerrt New England Telephone Co. building on New jail in Brooklyn. His next court appearance is England Thursday through scheduled for Wednesday. after. I cannot drink Intermountaln region, changing to rain over the northern Rocky State Road, is sponsored by the Greater Saturday: Robare was captured Oct. 16 in Manchester, the day SdUIH WINDSOR after dinner." . Mountains. Elsewhere, weather will remain fair in general. Minimum Manchester, South Windsor and East Hartford Connecticut, Massachusetts after allegedly fleeing the scene of a purse-snatching ' Martin said he temperatures include: (maximum readings in parenthesis) Atlanta chambers of commerce. and Rhode Island: Fair Thurs­ on Main Street, according to affidavits filed in court > couldn't possibly do 36(55), Boston 35(47), Chicago 36(61). Cleveland 28(56), Dallas In addition to over 150 booths, the show will UPl photo day. A chance of showers Friday by the Manchester police. He told police at that time his Vegas and Atlan- P®"''®’’ 29(54), Duluth 32(47), Houston 54(76), Jacksonville feature entertainment by the Bennet Junior High AND and Saturday. Daytime highs in he had committed nine separate crimes in the tic City shows 35(66), Kansas City 42(64), Little Rock 44(68), Los Angeles 50(71) School Jazz Band, the Manchester High school the 5(Js. Overnight lows in the 30s previous three weeks, the affidavits say. Bound to be a hit sloshed. "They Miami 54(73). Minneapolis 32(57), New Orleans 47(76), New York Jazz Ensemble, the Master Breakers of think I'm drunk by Thursday, the 40s Friday and Manchester, "Mixed Company" and the South He said he had committed the armed robberies to Actress Raquel Welch (left) poses for photo­ 37(49), Phoenix 49(79), San Francisco 48(64), Seattle 37(47) St Saturday. Windsor Songsters, a news release from the get money for cocaine, according to one affidavit. EAST HARTFORD graphers at the Harvard Coop in Cambridge the way I'm so lack- rio a n M ariin Louis 40(66), Washington 36(58). » ». • adaisical so I let Martin Vermont: Mild with a chance Manchester chamber said. The affidavits say Robare confessed to grabbing a Monday where she signed copies of her new book Other activities include a health and fitness woman’s purse outside the Fairway Department "Raquel: The Raquel Welch Total Beauty and them think I'm drunk. It's okay with me. That's of showers Thursday. Cool and demonstration, a magic show by Mark Mazzer- store on Main Street the day before his capture; a Fitness Program. " Look out, Jane Fonda. how I got where I am, so I ’m not going to change dry Friday and Saturday. Highs an image.” ella, craft classes, wood carving and stained burglary and car theft at a Huntington Street CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE in the 50s Thursday and 40s Manchester Herald residence, also on Oct. 15; the Sept. 28 armed holdups Friday and Saturday. Lows in glass demonstrations, and a stop-smoking Richard M. Diamond, Pubiisher seminar. of the Essex Motor Inn on East Center Street and the the 30s Thursday and Friday and Colonial Inn in Vernon; the Oct. 6 burglary of a Holl 20s and low 30s Saturday. The show is open from 6 to 10 p.m. on Friday, Penny Sadd Mark F, Abraitik noon to 10 p.m. on Saturday and noon to 6 p.m. on Street residence; the Oct. 8 knifepoint holdup at Almanac Associate Publisher Business Manager Sunday. DiRosa Cleaners on Main Street; the Oct. 10 armed robberies of the Connecticut Motel on Tolland mm •Hundred of Exhibits USPS 327-500 VOL. CIV. No. 38 Thornton wants zone change Turnpike and the Dairy Mart in the Post Road Plaza Today is Tuesday, November On this date in istory: Lottery on Route 30 in Vernon; and an Oct. 14 theft from the •Free Merchandise & Gifts Alaska. William B. Thornton has applied to the 13th, the 318th day of 1984 with 48 ^ 1927, the Holland Tunnel Published dolly except Sunday Suggested carrier rates ore $1.20 Sears store at the Manchester Parkade. to follow. and certain holidays by the Man­ weekly, $5.12 for one month, $15.35 Planning and Zoning (Commission to have 13.8 •Free Chiid Care uimer the Hudson River between In 1974, Yasser Arafat, head of chester Publishing Co.. t6 Bralnard With information provided by Robare, police found for three months, $30.70 for six acres of-rural land rezoned to permit industrial and seized from his mother's house in Rockville a The moon is moving toward its New York City and New Jersey the Palestine LiberaUon Organi­ Place, Manchester, Conn. 06040. months and $61.40for one year. Moll Second doss postage paid at Man­ uses. •Ethnic Foods last quarter. zation, told the U.N. General Connecticut daily rotes ore available on request. double-barrelled shotgun and a handgun, allegedly was opened. It had been under chester, Conn. POSTMASTER; The land, which is now zoned Rural Residence, The morning star is Saturn. Assembly the goal of the PLO Send address changes to the Man­ used in two of the armed robberies, court records construction seven years. Monday; 160 show. •Free Entertainment The evening stars are Mer­ chester Herald, P.O. Box 591, To place a classified or display lies to the southeast of the intersection of Adams was establishment of an inde­ Manchester, Conn. 06040. Street and New State Road. Is is bounded on the cury, Venus, Mars and Jupiter. In 1933, the first recorded pendent state. Play Four: 2388 advertisement, or to report a news In addition, state police are holding a warrant to Item, story or pidure Idea, call north, west and east by industrially zoned land. Magician-Mark Mazzareiia Those born on this date are "sit-down” strike in the United GUARANTEED DELIVERY: If charge Robare with escape from custody for allegedly In 1982, the Vietnam War other numbers drawn Monday 64J-2711. Office hours o reB in a.m . Thornton, president of Manchester Sand and under the sign of Scorpio. They States was staged by workers at you don't receive your Herald by 5 to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. crawling out a third-floor window at the Morgan Jazz Bands memorial was dedicated in in New England: p.m. weekdays or 7:30 a.m. Satur­ Gravel, could not be reached for comment today Street jail in Hartford on Oct. 23, police said. He was include St. Augustine of Hippo, a the Horm el Packing Company in Washington. Maine daily: 984 day, please telephone your carrier. on his plans for the land. taken there after being booked for the purse theologian, in 354, King Edward Austin, Minnesota. If you're unable to reach your The Manchester Herald Is a “ Master Breakers” New Hampshire daily: 5800 carrier, call subscriber service at ~ A public hearing on his application has not yet snatching, police and court officials said. I I I o f England in 1312 and A thought for the day: Robert subscriber to United Press Interna­ lining Jr. High) In 1973, the U.S. Senate ap­ Rhode Island daily: 6884 643-2711 by 7 p.m. weekdays or to tional news services and Is a been scheduled, planning officials said. Robare was recaptured Oct. 24 in Rockville, several Scottish author Robert Louis Louis Stevenson said: “ There is a.m. Saturdays tor guaranteed proved a bill authorizing con­ Vermont daily: 016 member of the Audit Bureau of hours oiter Manchester police reported chasing him Stevenson in 1850. no duty we so much underrate as delivery In Manchester. Circulations. struction of an oil pipeline from the duty of being happy." Massachusetts daily: 2351 Marlow hearing set and his girlfriend into Vernon in a car reported stolen from the parking lot of the 7-11 store on Main Street in A hearing on landlord George Marlow’s plan to Manchester. correct housing code violations at his 869 Main St. The car crashed into a telephone pole on Route 30 Pick up your very owrt "building has been scheduled for next Tuesday, Director of Health Ronald Kraatz said in a and Robare escaped capture by fleeing on foot, police TODAY'S BINGO GAME TODArS NUMBERS said. But police said they found the girl, Wendy Bluis H A Y JACKPOT Jackpot Bingo card memorandum to members of the town’s Housing FOR JACKPOT BINGO at one of theta pode Enforcement Committee. of 8 Hackmatack St., near the scene and charged her ifiSIVL c IS BROUGHT TO YOU BY with second-degree larceny. Manchettar locatlont: After over 50 code violations were found at the B apartment building, Marlow proposed combining When Vernon police caught Robare several hours later, they found him with three unloaded pistols and ' 7 Al Sieffert’s Appliance* eight apartments in the 19-unit building into four BINGO large apartments. He requested that the .cash and jew elry that they said had been stolen from a z r r f l 445 Hartford Road committee grant variances for three apartments Rockville residence. The affidavits say that after his recapture Robare admitted stealing the car and also BINGO Highland Park' MArfcit from the requirement that they contain 400 EVERY DAY IN'THE HERALD 6 16 33 51 67 square feet of space. to stealing $70 in cash and $210 worth of cigarettes the Free parking & 317 Highland Street same day from the Citgo Gas Station on East Center 7 40 59 74 Westown Pharmacy Nine of the units would not be rented under Street. Marlow’s plan. 455 Hartford Road The hearing is at 9 a.m. in the Lincoln Center Robare also faces drug possession charges. Shuttle Buses IN PRIZES 41 Cocaine, niarijuana and drug paraphernalia were Jeans-Plus hearing room. found in a jacket he left in Bluis’s car when he fled EVERY WEEK 297 East Center Street from the purse snatching on Oct. 15, one affidavit Donation: *2.00 (6 yrs. & under) noo EVERY DAY IS A Cardinal Buick, Inc. Students visit hospital says. Police said they followed the ca r to Foster Street and saw Robare struggle out of his jacket and run COMPLETE GAME 81 Adams Street About 100 seventh- and eighth-grade students Phis a GIANT JACKPOT: from Manchester, East Hartford and Glaston­ from the car while his girlfriend remained inside. If your Jackpot Bingo card contains DIRosa Cleaners bury planned \o visit Manchester Memorial In August, Robare was charged with violation of New State Rd. all the numbers listed today, you are an 299 West Middle Turnpike Hospital this morning to investigate careers In probation. The charge was lodged after he left a automatic winner. Notify us in accor­ A TRIP FOR TWO TO the health field. Willimantic drug rehabilitation facility where he was Manchester dance with the rules on the back ol the sent in October 1983 after being convicted of card. Or at the Herald office Twenty-two departments will be represented, hospital spokeswoman Judy Mandel said. Man­ possession of marijuana and threatening, records Numbers may not be carried over to Each week starts on Monday... show. Nov. 16, Friday 6-10 p.m. H A W M I * the next day. but your'card Is good for chester's paramedic team will alsObe on hand for -L * Rules prlntsd on oaeh card...Thls Robare had been g iv ^ a two-year suspended For D o fUn-Sen Rutas on Back of Bingo Cants HICHIAITB FJLBKlu&eei one week, Monday Jhrough Saturday. students interested in emergenpy medicine. Nov. 1 7 , Saturday 12-10 p.m. tMOSk's card Is w hit*. sentence on the condition that he spend a year in the So do not cross oft numbers each day.. The career day was expected to last through noon. drug facility. But he left before the year was up and Nov. 18. Sunday 12-6 p.m. refused to return, records show. o 4 - MANCHKSTKR HERAI.I), Tuesday. Nov, l.r 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesdas . Nov 13. 1984 - 5 Astronauts plan 2nd retrieval Bishops broaden Police describe sniper Say goodbye By William Harwood Astronauts Dale Gardner and today. Hauck told mi.ssion con­ The Palapa recovery called for to this Klaus United Press International Joseph Allen ran into unexpected trollers the crew was considering a Allen to u.se a jet backpack to stop problems Monday during a daring different approach on Wednesday the satellite's slow spin so Fisber, political agenda MIAMI' (UPII Tropical CAPE CANAVERAL. Fla - six-hour spacewalk and had to Gardner, who will^ fly a jet- operating the shuttle's robot arm, as a troubled student storm Klaus, losing its wind y f The crow of the shuttle Discovery, manually wre.stle the $3.6 million propelled backpack to. grab the could haul them both into the Bv David E. Anderson administration. circulation in the c-ool waters of with one stranded satellite safely Palapa satellite into the shuttle’s satellite, suggested that Allen ride payload bay and Gardner could United Press International Malone, speaking both as By Linda Killian dress in combat clothing and had had no direction in life He didn't the'north Atlantic, is bi'ginning lucked in the ship's cargo bay payload bay. on the end of the robot arm to hold attacb a mounting bracket. president of the conference and United Press International darkened his face know what he w as going to do w hen to fizzle into a mass of f - he got out ” thunderstorms today, discussed revised plans for A protruding electrical unit on the satellite steady while he Fisher then was to "grab the WASHINGTON - Moderate in many ways on behalf of the "It appears at this time he took two spacewalkers to capture a the lop of the satellite blocked the attaches a mounting bracket to the bracket and lowerthe satellite onto and liberal U.S. Catholic bi­ conference, gave explicit back­ EUGENE. O re.---- Investiga­ his own life.” said Police Sgt. Tim The slain man was identified as Klaus, downgraded from a hurricane on Monday, was second marooned relay station in.stallation of a grapple fixture on bottom. its cradle, but the unexpected shops, dismayed by focus on ing to the movement led by tors say they may never know why McCarthy. Christopher Brathwaile. 15. of racing toward Newfoundland Wednesday. the relay station arid prevented the The plan would not involve the electrical unit prevented Gardner abortion as "the Catholic issue" Cardinal Joseph Bemardin of a University of Oregon student School officials said Feher, from Eugene, a former I ’O student and today and fori'casters said "a With Discovery trailing the use of the ship's robot arm to lower grapple fixture that failed to fit from attaching the bracket to the during the presidential election, Chicago, which calls for linking stole a laser-scoped rifle and went Everett, Wash., had been in the Trinidad native who was a- gradual decrease in strength is second target satellite — Weslar 6 it into a special cradle Monday. Engineers, howpver, be­ top of the relay station. are moving firmly to establish a abortion and nuclear war as on a sniping spree at the football process of re-enrolling as a psy­ memb*T of Trinidad s 1976 and likely during the next '24 hours." — by more than 600 miles, Allen and Gardner then had to lieve the bracket might fit on "W e were convinced we had all broader political agenda among paramount issues. stadium, killing one person and chology student. 1980 Olympic track teams Brath- Forii'aster Bob Case said commander Frederick Hauck , manually wrestle the floating Westar the right geometry on (Palapa),” both bishops and laity. The conference, Malone said, wounding another before killing Police said Feher had two Waite was found on ,i roadway Klaus was losing its tropical fired maneuvering rockets to 1.265-pound .satellite into the cargo "W e think that it uses essentially said flight director Randy Stone. ‘ Bishop James Malone of affirms "a multi-issue moral himself. high-powered rifles — one a stolen adjoining a jogging path near the \ characteristics and the wind narrow the gap at about 27mph in a hold all proven techniques." Gardner "W e hope... there is not a problem Youngstown, Ohio, president of vision. The inner logic of The man shot to death as he ' Ruger Mini-14 semi-automatic 40.000-scat stadium at 11:30 a m circulation around its center. complex rendezvous to bring the It was not known if the astro­ said. "O f course, grabbing the with Westar...” the National Conference of Catholic moral principles has jogged outside the stadium was an equipped with a laser beam scope, The wounded student was Rick "When that happens, we'll ship alongside the errant nauts will encounter the same satellite from (the arm) is still an Despite gentle handling by Allen Catholic Bishops and a leader of taught us to join issues rather Olympic sprinter from Trinidad and the other an AR-15. O’Shea, 22, of Harrisburg. Ore He was in good condition at a local w rite it off as an extra-tropical spacecraft. obstacle with Westar and early unknown. The manual berthing we and Gardner, the astronauts con­ the liberal wing of the hie­ than to isolate them.” and. the wounded rnan was a top He first appeared at the weight hospittil with injuries to the neck, disturbance just .i big rain­ feel is going to be very simple. It firmed some Of the satellite's rarchy, made that clear in his wrestler at UO. About 60 shots room of the stadium, terrorizing And he stressed that the ankle and buttocks storm, " Uase said was not hard yesterday manhan­ power-generating solar cells were opening address to the approxi­ were fired during the 3'7-hour the 10 men and women athletes dling it. church must continue to be spree. inside. Then he roamed the sta­ damaged and warned that Westar mately 300 bishops gathered for He had been in the weight room Klaus was the tltli named Rescue relieves insurers Hauck, pilot David Walker and active on all four issues at the Police Sgt. Eric Mellgren identi­ dium "ready to go to war." would suffer the same harm if a the annual meeting of the with the others when the gunm:;n storm of the Atlantic-Caribtiean crewmates Anna Fisher, Gardner intersection of public opinion fied the sniper as Michael Evan McCarthy said. SPACE CENTER. Houston Discovery will be a psychological .^manual rescue is required. National Conference of Catholic entered and ordered everyone hurricane sea.son. which Iwgaii and Allen began their sixth day in and public policy, noting that Fcher, 19. Feher was a resident at Delta (UPI) — The rescue of one boost to insurers ami will increa.se “ It was not a piece of cake, "said Bishops: upstairs When nobody moved. in June and ends Nov .30. and space shortly before 1.30 a.m. EST despite the fact that public* "What we'll do is talk with his Tau Delta, a local fraternity. Ajik floundering satellite and Wednes­ the "willingness of some players to Gardner. "W e could do it again if Feher left the room O'Shea went the fourth to reach hurricane with Discovery trailing the second "W e oppose a 'single-issue' opinion now opposes the nuclear , U P I photo family and the friends who knew Fraternity president Jim Stewart day's planned retrieval of another stay in the market.” we had to, but I don’t think that's out to the stadium to .si*e where he strategy because only by ad­ arms race; "this substantial him best and try to come up with a said Feher was having financial Vst length will save insurance underwriters' "This is still business," Barrett target satellite by some 700 miles. the way we ought to start out.” Rick O'Shea, 22, of Harrisburg. Ore., gestures as he tells had gone dressing a broad spectrum of shift in public opinion has not possible motive,” Mellgren said. and academic problems, but no­ It caused an estimated $2.5 millions of dollars but only make a said. "W e still have to make a Palapa and the nearly identical Discovery blasted off Thursday issues can we do justice to the yet produced a change in public reporters how he was shot by a sniper while preparing to "But as far as knowing absolutely, th in g major. The sniper, by then in the million in damage in the Virgin small dent in their losses this year profit. We can't hope to keep these Westar were sent into useless carrying two communications sa­ moral tradition we possess as a policy.” work out at Autzen Stadium on the University of Oregon we can’t know — we’ll never "H e was good at putting up a grandstands, shot O’Shea. O’Shea Islands and nearby (xirts last Stephen Merrett. chairman of people interested in our business orbits in February when their solid tellites that were successfully rocket boosters flamed out shortly church and thereby demon-„ know.'' facade" that nothing .was wrong. ducked back into the weight room week, killing one man. sinking Merrctt Syndicates Ltd. of London, without the opportunity for profit . " launched on Friday and Saturday. campus Monday. Another man was killed by the snjper strate the moral challenge we" "The policy agenda is doiiii- A police SWAT team swarmed Stewart said. "H e can’t deal with and all 10 occupants barricaded vessels and ripping down elect­ said Monday the recovery of the Merrett was the underwriter for after their release by the crew of The astronauts hope to have before he turned his gun on himself and committed face as a nation.” nated by what we are building over Autzen Stadium about noon pressure. Just the slighte.sl pres­ themselves inside until police ric and [Miwer lines Palapa and Westar satellites will 75 percent of. Palapa and all of the shuttle Challenger. Westar on board with Palapa when Insurance underwriters, who not by what we are controlling,” V suicide. only to find Feher dead. He was sure he finds difficult to handle. He arrived. mean a savings of "tens of Westar. the shuttle lands back at the ’ Malone's comments, which he said. m illions"'of dollars. The two insurers disagreed on lost $180 million when the space­ Kennedy Space Center Friday. also hinted at a change in .But Merrett cautioned that those whether there will be future rescue craft went astray, paid NASA and church strategy on the abortion Malone also acknowledged Hughes Aircraft Co., builder of the >__ snvings will be only a "small missions. Merrett said he doubts issue, underscored the desire of t^iat the bishops’ firm and satellites, $10.5 million to mount National motto Manual portion of the losses that we’ve the price, timing and availability the moderates and liberals to uriyeilding commitment to end­ paid " this year. of relaunch will come together in the daring rescue mission. "In God we trust,’’ designated as lift to a central place such issues ing abortion had not yet per­ James Barrett, president of the future. " I ’m so damn proud of these the U.S. national motto by Con­ as nuclear war and poverty and suaded either the public or International Technology Underw­ "The next time, if there were to people." said James Barrett, gress in 1956, originated during the Central America. policymakers. furor riters. agreed that 1984 has been a be a time. . it’s highly questionable president of International Technol­ Civil War as an inscription on U.S. Today, the bishops will hear a "disastrous year in the space whether an economical price ogy Underwriters, which handled coins, although it was used by "W e especially need to con­ insurance business” with $300 would be quoted by NASA for the a portion of Palapa's $75 million of Francis Scott Key in a slightly report on U.S. policy in Central centrate our efforts to assist our million in insured losses. recovery to the underwriters of insurance. " I t demonstrates once different form when he wrote "The America, an issue on which Catholic people in their efforts goes on hlrodudig Uve But Merrett said Monday's that particular satellite," Merrett again that when we put our minds Star Spangled Banner.” In the many of the bisjiops differ to form correct consciences” on rescue by the crew of the shuttle .said. to doing something in this country anthem. Key wrote: "In God is our sharply with the Reagan the issue, he said. we can do it." trust,” Bv Tim Golden United Press International Probe WASHINGTON - Sen. Daniel Moynihan, laying the blame on a "failure of command," says Presi­ dent Reagan is reprimanding the lhe55mphpnonecal linked to wrong people by just singling out low-level CIA employees who wrote a manual on guerrilla warfare for Nicaraguan rebels. Diablo " I f anybody'is to be repri­ manded, it should not be in the field,” Moynihan, vice chairman WASHINGTON (UPI) - A of the Senate Select Committee on federal grand jury investigating Intelligence, said Monday in a Nuclear Regulatory Commis­ telephone interview from Jerusa­ sion employees may be looking lem. "There’s a failure of com- for a coverup of safety problems mmand here.” at the Diablo Canyon nuclear Reagan approved two internal T O L ^ power plant, a government investigations of the manual Satur­ watchdog group says. day^ concluding that the agency’s r/L NRC spokesman Frank In­ preparation of the manual did not gram said Monday the Justice violate U.S. law or a ban on CIA ViJ Department told the commission YOU WONT WANT involvement in political a grand jury had been convened assassinations. in the District of Columbia to A CIA inspector general’s report look into "alleged wrongdoing of '■'identified instances of poor judg­ certain NRC employees relating TO MISS THIS ONE! ment and lapses in oversight at to their actions within the lower levels within the agency” that led to the manual's distribu- regulatory process." ' tion before objectionable material Ingram said he did not know concerning the use of violence when the investigation began ADVERTISERS RESERVE could be excised, the White House and that the agency would not said. comment further. The 90-page manual recom­ Thomas Devine, director of the SPACE NOW IN OUR— mends the "selective use of Government Accountability Pro­ violence” to "neutralize” officials ject, said the grand jury probe of Nicaragua's leftist government. was sparked by information his T h e administration announced group gave the Justice Depart­ over the weekend that disciplinary ment on alleged wrongdoing by action against an unspecified NRC employees involved with number of low-level CIA em­ work on the controversial $5.3 ployees would be taken. The White billion California power plant. HOLIDA Y House said action could include " I t ’s our b elief the NRC letters of reprimand and suspen­ colluded with the utility (operat­ sion of pay, but did not say whether ing the plant) and refused to act any would be fired. In his Oct. 21 on evidence of severe safety televised debate with Democrat Walter Mondale, Reagan said he problems and criminal activ­ ity ,” he said. would dismiss any CIa employee EDITION found responsible for the manual. He charged that NRC em­ ployees failed to forward evi­ WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1984 dence of violations of the Atomic •- Energy Act by plant inspectors Manchester welcomes the start of the holiday shop­ 'Wilson will be with you covering up safety problems He T ransplant said that instead of sending the ping season with the Manchester Herald’s annual Holi­ •evidence to the Justice Depart­ day Edition on Wednesday, Nov. 21, the day before os soon os he pays the loir ment, the NRC gave the evidence girl dies back to the utility — Pacific Gas Thanksgiving. & E lectric Co. —■ to correct the This years edition will include pages of bargains PITTSBURGH (UPI) - A 2- If you ho(d a phone in your car—a handed off between transmitters with­ Hartford early this winter* and in New problems. year-old Alabama girl who under­ phone as reliable, versatile and easy out interruption. 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It would certify the; calling for legislation that would require any tax or fee Williams said Monday. ” It’s very important that By Mark A. Dupuis No doubt football fans remembered that candidate If voters had considered any of these factors along oppressive nature of the Polish* people who participated in breaking the law have United Press International increase to "be improved” by more than a simple when they went to the polls. with hairstyles or accents, the results might have been military regime, making it easier! that fact publicly acknowledged.'It cost New majority of the Legislature. They’d better take the time In a flier mailed to hundreds of homes, one incumbent different. for Poles to be granted political! Haven $1.75 million to be dismissed as a HARTFORD — Senate Minority Leader Philip S. to approve it first. legislator claimed to have helped enact a bill which The candidates who kept their mouths shut and their asylum here. ! defendant and the Southern New England Roberston will be moving across the hall to a bigger Telephone Co.. $150,000. legislative records .show she voted against. • That same candidate criticizing his opponent’s hands off the typewriter probably would have The National Security Council,; office with a panoramic view of the downtown skyline. She blamed the mistake on staff error, even though “ additude." He must have had a rather poor one registered landslide victories last Tuesday. which prepared the directive, has; One floor below. House Minority Leader R.E. Van been urging Reagan to sign it.* Norstrand or Assistant Minority Leader Julie D, Former national security Adviser! Belaga will be moving acro.ss the hall, also to a bigger ’ 1 1* Yale strike talks revived office. Editorials Zbigniew Brzezinski has been! In the Legislature, office space is equated with NEW HAVEN — Talks have revived between lobbying quietly for it. Polish-! power — the more power you have, the more space V Yale University and the union representing l.SOO eC.poHe f iiiE^ American groups had hoped that; you get — and for the first time in 10 years that will clerical and technical workers .in the seventh ^ %w 1 their political clout in key states; soon mean more space for Republicans. week of their strike for higher wages and benefits. Republicans won control of both the House and would lead* the president’s advii-; Negotiations Monday were the first since early Senate in last week’s elections and as the new Help the Scouts ers to recommend his signature* October and wexe scheduled after officials of the before Election Day; now they’re! majority party will be getting much of the space and > ) ‘-= Federation of University Employees Local 34 afraid their best chance is gone. ! made a written appeal-to Yale President A. staff npw occupied by the soon-to-be Democratic Bus. Phorre H o m e P ho ne the campaigner you were. desert. ; monitoring these reports," said John Guiniven, or neatly handwritten, and,, for ease in editing, should be Mary Johnson told police she tried to keep her director of corporate public relations for Chrysler. \ double-spaced. Bargen says an estimated 5,000 j Clients of Shearson/American Express: Please state which BratKh and Financial Consultant / ■ Tom: Look here, Harry, I was a husband, Frank, 54, from opening the door during “ It appears the fuel reservoir hose which is used on harxtie your account: patients will be without regular' an argument Sunday when he allegedly fired the lawyer, not a performer. Reagan 2.2-liter engine may be the source of the problem. If The Herald reserves the right to editletters in the interestsof care from a physician if he is* shots, one of which struck her, authorities said. was a mediocre actor, but I have to there is a problem we will move quickly to correct it." O iO M byN C A Inc brevity, clarity and taste. ' grounded, and he won’t be able to ! The victim was stable Monday in Danbury He said NHSTA has not informed Chrysler of an admit he is a super salesman. keep up the payments on his plans.! Hospital. Her husband was held in lieu of $25,000 investigation. Guiniven added the fuel reservoir is not We’re out to make you one of America’s smartest investors. Address letters to: Open Forum, Manchester Herald, P.O. "Before I say anything — did you vote Republi­ Especially on that television. He maintains the Navy’s charges! bond. used on Chrysler’s 2.2-liter electronic fuel injected can?" Box 591, Manchester, CT p6040. engine or the turbocharged engine. O 1903 Sheerson/Amehesn ExprsM Inc Harry: You’re right about that. of airspace violation won’t stand ’ L up. g - MAN( HKSTKFt HKRAU). Tufsduy, Nov. 13, 1984 MANCHESTER HERAUD. Tm-sd;iy. Nov 13. 1984 - 9

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Guh Control and readily as it was last year, but the The game will also mean the last (.9) News '* the Right lo ATisernble ‘ The role of the holiday. The holiday means rest (41) No’ti ^ r o SIN effort and the spirit of giving was game of a very successful football (11) M OVIE: The Late Show' While judiuai system in determining policies on ijiiLiL and a day off from school or work. (CNN) Showbiz Today these sensitive issues is discussed (R) (60 season for Manchester. Some of searching for* her cat. a lady and a crusty Thanksgiving, however, signifies present. (ESPN) Mazda SportsLook private eye unravel blackmail and murder rnin ) (CC) much more. It is a time when the seniors that will he playing are (MAX) MOVIE: The Three Faces of Lily Tomlin. Art Carney, Bill Macy 1977 (38) That's Hollywood ALLEY OOP ‘ by Dave Graue families and friends come together Another activity during the Dave Mazzotta. Albie Harris, Eli Eve' The true life story of a woman witfi (18) Dr Gene Scott (61) Starsky and Hutch WE ctxjLD ^ -tou ~-s. mr.stkobripse j fin e ! three distinctly different personalilios is [ u e y ' w h a t t h ‘ h e c k ^ m y \ y e a h ,bljt not f a r : beginning of this busy holiday McFolley. Brendan McCarthy, (20) M OVIE: North By Northw est' A Ma (CNN) Evening News Hoy“2?.'Y's/suys(ACt!!)) thereisa to give money, time and food to the portrayed JoAnne Woodward, Lee J HAPPENEP to TH* supply j CHEMICAlSf) I HAD THOSE TWO r C H IN E — season is the Thanksgiving Day Greg Turner. Jim Fogarty, Peter (fison Avenue advertising man is mistaken (ESP N l NFL's Superstars The Men Who SUPPLIES ON . ’ S Y M B O L I elderly and less fortunate. Cobh 1957 for a CIA agent Cary Grant, Eva Mane I IT WAS R lG H iy A FLATCAR! h o w 'R e you Playerf the Game DOIKK3? / WANT TO ASK Race. More than 5,000 people run in Frankovitch,. Ken Mt»dean, Mike Saint, James Mason 1959 t r a i n .. 7 :0 0 P M (3) CBS Nows (HB Ol The Hitchhiker: Lovesounds Y O U ABOUT! Many churches have programs this massive race, A countdown Holland (Conan), and John Rog­ (22) 130) A Team Thr? A Team invades a C5l (38) W A 'S 'H small islanrJ in the Pacific and routs a bunch (MAXI m OVIE: M yCousinR achel’ The to donate canned goods and begins as the excitement mounts. ers. CiJ ABC News of VICIOUS drug smugglers while rescuing young heir to a fortune attempts lo dis non-perishable items so the diaco- Most participants run competi­ covrir if Ihe woman he loves i§ a murder All of the members are sure to C9) Dallas their trusted Vietnam medic friend |60 nate can put together food baskets tively, but many run just for fun. min ) ess Olivia de Havilland. Richard Burton, put their best effort into this game, (11) JeHersons Audrey Dalton 1953 (24) 157) Nova Farmers of the Sea The and Thanksgiving meals. All of the People from all over come to and they would be grateful for your (18) Or. Gene Scott (TM C l MOVIE; 'One from the Heart' A status of arjuaculture in Japan. Ctiina. the food baskets go to needy families. Manchester to participate in this $up))ortl (20) Star Trek U S and Scollanrf is examined (60 min ) young coujile decide that they each need Ihoir freedom for one weektmd Frederick five-mile road race. (2^ Wheel of Fortune (CC) Forrest. Ten Garr. Nastassia Kinski Rated Manchester High School's Stu­ (38) M OVIE; 'D irty Harfy* Det H Harry As Ihe Thanksgiving sea-son (24) M acNeil/Lehrer Newshour R Callahan is an unorthodox cop who will do dent Assembly had a whole week of Another activity causing a great (30) (40) Family Feud nears, reniemlM*r the needy and anylhing to solve a case Clint Eastwood, (USA) All American Wrestling collecting canned food the week of deal of spirit and excitement is the (41) Leonela Future Business Leaders of America treasurer Kendra Howe, reporter Becky contribute to a fund or activity so Harry Guardino. John Mitchum 1972 1 0 : 3 0 P M (11) New s Nov. 5 through Nov. 9. SAA Thanksgiving Day football game (57) Nightly Business Report (41) Chespirito Sene comica con Roberto (FBLA) club officers assemble for their Castagna; Bottom row, from left: Devin all of Manche.ster citizens can have (20) Tw ilight Zone welcomed any and all donations of between Manchester High and (8D Diff'rent Strokes Gomez Bolanos y Florinda Meza t h e b o r n l o s e r -byAftSanaom a happy and enjoyable (38) Odd Couple first HSW photo. They are, top row, from Donaghue and vice president Doug Si- (CN Nl Moneyline (61) Police W om an money and canned foods during East Catholic High. This football Thanksgiving. (41) 2 4 Horas ' " r u e V E Y a n 'I L O Y E y o u ,ID O , 1 . y - ,^ s e E ,iF '« x ) s e ARE m m n.li...»iio w e e o w iA » io » il left: advisor Patricia Aiello, secretary wik. (ESPNl SportsCeritor '' (CNNl Prime News THEW WILL'(OUCHAN6e this period. The winner of the food game has been known to draw up to (ESPNl 3rd Annual Legendary Pocket vhiu? viaalc mAAiucz 3,000 spectators. For most of the (HBOl Toxic Time Bomb (HBOl MOVIE: StaHSO' (CC| Dreams Billiards Stars U J Puckett vs Jimmy '<30,A6HES drive will receive a free pizza - B.C. and ambition propel a boauliful girl to cen­ (USA) Radio 1990 Caras (60 min ) terfold stardom and a tragic death Mariel OOOUY!, ■ (H B O l Investigators Crusading Report­ ■ 7 : 3 0 P M C 3 ) PM Magazine Hemingway. Eric Roberts. Cliff Robertson 1984 Rated R ers of the Air (5JM O V IE : The End' A dying manfranti (M AXI MOVIE: Don t Cry. It s Only 10:45 PM CNN Headline News cally searches for a simple and trouble free ’— / 1 '1 Thunder' Art Army medic and a friend set Teenage suicide rate o. way to end his life Burt Reynolds. Sally up an orphanage for Vietnamese children 1 1 : 0 0 P M (13 ( ® (22) (30) (4'0) (57) Future business leaders Field. Dom Delutse 1978 Dennis Christopher. Susan Saint James New s ntMm/w Wheel of Fortune 1982 Rated PG CI3 Taxi (11) Independent N ew s (TM Cl MOVIE: Table for Five' A di f9 ) Phil Silvers (22) M *A -S *H vorced faifmr intrS to gel roacquaintod (11) Odd Couple with his children by taking them on a Medi presents chaiienge for (30) Entertainm ent Tonight terranean cruisti John Voight. Richard (16) Dr. Gene Scott 1 plan raffle fundraiser (38) Barney M iller Cronna 1982. Rated PG 20) Honeymooners T9 (40) People's Court (USA) Wrestling TNT 24) Dr W ho The future business leaders have initiated by President Devin Do­ He introduced a Christmas kit (57) W ild W orld of Animals (3® M 'A'S'H 8 : 3 0 P M CiD (40) w h o 's the Boss? been hard at work figuring out naghue and Vice President Doug which contained various gifts for (61) One Day at a Tim e FRANK ANP ERNEST - by Bob Thave* Tony seeks fame through a soap commer­ (61) Gong Show their sch^ule of events for this Siwik. all ages. A teddy bear dressed in individuais and society tC N N l Crossfire cial but ends up with a rash and a guilty (CNN) Moneyline conscience (CC) year. This club, which started this A football raffle is planned for striped thermal clothing and a (ESPN) Top Rank Boxing from (HBOl MOVIE; 'The Other Side of C9) MOVIE: 'Tony Rome’ A private eye I F w F E v e r lall, has been firmly established the Manchester-East Catholic four-year pocket calendar are two M errillville, IN Marvin Johnson vs M idnight' A French film star seeks re TRAVEL desperate. He has several small Charles Williams in a 10 round Light Heav ' searches for stolen jewels Frank Sinatra. venge on the flyer who jilted her Mane Biid enthusiastically supported so game. This fund-raiser is open to possible items to be purchased in "Dying is not romantic, and they love or the world in general. It yweight bout (2 hrs , 30 min ) Jill St John, Richard Conte 1967 FBLA's Christmas kit. This kit is death is not a game which will soon is a plea for help and, if the first cuts, and one large one. on his France Pisior. John Beck, Susan Sarandon GET To HAfVAil, far. The first fund-raiser, a car anyone who wishes to donate one [USA] Dragnet 9 :0 0 P M 'Ellis Island' Second of 3 1977 Rated R H/WAif wash, was very successful. Many dollar to FpLA. so that they have an opportunity to get some of the be over ... Death is not anything ... plea isn't successful, it can't be arms. I heard him explain how he pans (2 hrs ) [USA] Gong Show Christmas shopping done early. Death is not ... It’s the absence of ignored or this plea could be the held his arm under hot water to 8 :0 0 P M ® CBS Special: Donald i T L t 9 Y lieople made donations as well as an opportunity to win the game Duck's 50th Birthday Dick Van Dyke f g l (40) Paper Dolls John Waite asks 1 1 : 3 0 P M CD Three’s Company participate in the car wash be­ football on Nov. 22. The "tickets of presence, nothing more ...” last. numb it, and then he sliced through hosts this special saluting the life and car Taryn to accompany him on tour and Lau- his forearm. (D Charlie's Angels cause they believed in the purpose chance" can be purchased at After the discussion of new Tom Stoppard Our society today puts extensive eer of the ever popular Donald Duck |60 rie s modeling career is threatened by fal­ C o n t i n e n t a l p r i p t business, the meeting was dis­ pressure on our teenage popula­ It is not uncommon to know tering grades (60 min ) (CC) CD (40) Nightline of FBLA. Manchester High School during min ) tion. Divorce, pressure to do well in sopieone who has tried, or actually ( D Burns 8i Allen the game, which starts at 11 a.m. missed. The next organizational Recently, there has been an m eeting‘Will be held Nov. 14 at 7 added awareness to the problem of school and on the college boards, has. committed suicide. It is also (11) Honeymooners ; Recently, FBLA held a meeting Another area of new business ------, ThAWK M-ij discussed was civic projects. p.m. The public is welcome to teenage suicide. Articles, news­ as well as pressure to be something not uncommon for a teenager to . ' * Ol***byl*A*« using parliamentary procedure. It 2b) Leave It to Beaver attend and present suggestions. casts, as well as special television or someone you may not be able to think of committing suicide at 22) (30) Tonight Show Tonight's guests !!^hegan with old business as called FBLA members have suggested are Barry Manilow and Lyle Alzado (60 for, and the financial aspect of Thanksgiving baskets for the FBLA believes in helping its movies, have been devoted to this be, all contribute to the stress felt some point in his or her life. I have. PAPER POLLS ______min ) FBLA was discussed as new needy, visits to convalescent, community and society. These subject. The problem is not new, by teenagers. My parents have been married for 2® Anything for Money homes, community cleanups. future business leaders feel that all but it's growing, and it’s time Some of these teenagers escape 24 years and are very supportive. I Grant (Lloyd Bridges, r.) WINTHROP * by Dick Cavalli business. Kendra Howe led the (4$ Pelicula: 'Jacinta Pichimahuida se Christmas caroling and a type-a- members of society should be able people became aware. through alcohol or drugs, but have a sister I get along with and makes a desperate appeal to discussion. She reported that the Enamora' t h a t s n o t s o b a d SOMETIMES r WONDER thon for Muscular Dystrophy. to enjoy life, and they want to help The first time I noticed this new others escape through death. Ja­ can talk to. I make decent grades, an underworld godfather S(3AAETREES TURN TH EIR J . . . I .finances are secure, but other (57) M acNeil/Lehrer Newshour I F H E I S N ’T S O A A E K I N D O F A businessman joined the mak^ it possible. awareness was an after-school pan has the highest suicide rate have an excellent chance to be (guest star William Prince) in LEAVES O VER W HEN HA\/B ~rcD &0 AROUND AND ‘fund-raisers are necessary in (9l) MOVIE: 'Phantom Ship' Mystery- AN ALIEN BEIN^. members for their meeting to special I watched called "Hear Me among adolescents, but the United whatever 1 want, and have all the an attempt to get his daughter A 3-TORM 15 COMING-. SHUT ALL THE W INDDW 5. order to have money for civic melodrama Bela Lugosi. Shirley Grey activities. The new business was discuss successful fund-raisers. - B.C. Cry.” It was about two teenage States is growing rapidly. In the friends I could possibly need: yet. freed from a gang ot loan 1937 boys who weren't happy with their last 30 years, the suicide rate has I've sat in my iMtdruom. with u sharks who have kidnapped (CN N] Sports Tonight lives, and, so, made a suicide pact. tripled for ages IS to 25 years. At razor blade suspended over my her, in "Paper Dolis," to air [ESPN] SportsCenter ■ ^ They committed the act by driving least 14 teenagers die by their own wrist, and thought about killing H S I V Staff TUESDAY, NOV. 13 on ABC. [USA] Make Me Laugh Honor Society over a cliff, an accident through hand every day. If you multiply myself. 11:45 PM (MAX] MOVIE: Fairy Co-Editors: .. Becky Castagna which one lived and one didn’t. that by the days in a year, there are CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME Tales' This adult collection of familiar fa­ Jennifer Heinrich Since then I have read articles, at least 5,110 suicides yearly. I'm almost positive now I never bles are told with an orotic twist 1978 News editor___ Karen DiYeso seen a special report on the news, What about the attempted sui­ will. I find myself constantly [TMCl MOVIE: A Star Is Born' Love Feature editor ... Susan Baker and watched another movie about cides, though? Girls try to commit watching my (rlends, though, for clashes with careers in the high-powered i 1 inducts members music world as one star is born, and an­ ^ tl'1% dUUU Sports editor...... Eric Brown the fact. This movie, “ Silence of suicide three times more fre­ signs.that they want to die.-There other falls Barbara Streisand. Kris Kristof- photo editor...... Eric Heinrich the Heart,” was a very touching quently than boys. Boys, however, aren't any clear signs and I can't ferson, Gary Busoy 1976 Rated R. On Wednesday, Oct. 31, a group given a NHS pin and certificate. Graphics editor . Jim Lemieux drama about the effects of a succeed four times more fre­ see any cure, but. if through of over one hundred people ga­ Inductees from the class of 1985 Advisor...... Zane Vaughan suicide on the people left behind. quently than girls. Statistics show awareness, 1 can, or you cun, 12:00 AM CD Fall Guy thered in the MHS auditorium to were Vicki Biske, Cathryn Blod­ There is yet another movie that that suicides and suicide attempts prevent just one suicide, that's f 8 ) Rockford Files Astrograph see 26 students inducted into the gett, Arthur Fettig and Kim wilUnrUTter this fall on ABC called tend to cluster in an area. As many something. Society can't ignore CD Hawaii Five-O National Honor Society. The stu­ Frascarelli. New members from “ Surviving.” as five or six can be reported in one our problems anymore. Crossword dents were elected into member­ the class of 1986 inducted were (11) Star Trek to bring up old, unresolved domaatic Why do teenagers commit sui­ community. Anybody can have problems. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Doc. 21) Infor­ ship not only on the basis of their Susan Baker, Imelda Bulboni. Ci® Dr. Gene Scott mation that comes your way today issues at the dinner table this evening. Cards cide? This question is asked too I have two friends who have tried Most people find t t ^ s of solving scholastic achievement, but aiso Cynthia Barlow, Chip Blodget. ACROSS 3 One of the Answer to Previous Puzzle 2 ® M OVIE: 'She' A love-starved eternal through questionable sources may turn Problems could ensue it you open many times for comfort. Each to commit suicide. Neither suc­ them. However, sifteiety has af­ queen seeks the reincarnation of her long- < Y o u r for their service, character and Muses out to be distorted or biased. Probe Pandora's box. Jennifer Foley. Andrew Gifford, suicide is done for different rea­ ceeded. One is a girl and one is a fected us in various ways. Those B 1 K E E A M dead lover Ursula Andress, John Richard­ leadership. 1 You 4 Superlative suf­ 1 ^ < V i r t h d a y deeper lor the tacts. GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Even though Sabra Goldick, Elizabeth Harvey. sons and each one is unique and boy. The girl had anorexia and was people who are unable to cope with 1 A T L 1 son. Peter Cushing. 1965 you may think the criticism you otter 5 Schedule A Q E D A crusading writer encounters challenging answer, but there are an infinite overdose of diaretic pills. Most Instead of running from their People you know little about might be fly­ opposite and deeply' resent your Are you a member of any club? (abbr.) 6 White frost V E T 1 N G experiences while posing as a Jew for a High School principal, Jacob James Lemieux, Sean McCarthy, number of others. Parental di­ people believe she was trying to problems, society hopes they will R 0 ing false colors and attempt to deceive comments. Be still. 12 Suffix 7 Preposition senes on anti-Semitism. Gregory Peck. Ludes. He congratulated the induc­ Emanuel Merisotis, Sarah Nichol­ Do. you play a sport? Would you deal with them, or if they can’t deal R _E^ Nov. 14,1984 you. CANCER (June 21-July 22) Your abllltlea vorce, the intolerable competition lose weight rapidly, but I tend to 13 Island off 8 So (Scot.) Dorothy iCicGuire. John Garfield. 1947 tees, noting what an honor it was son. Jennifer Obue, Lisa Reimer, like to get into any o f Manchester with them, they should get help. R E A D AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-F*b. 19) Have a as a shrewd shopper may desert you to be better than the next guy, a believe she wasn't that stupid. Scotland 9 Mexican party D 1 s (i® (jViarlifa’s Angels High's activities free? If you clear-cut understanding of who Is today and you might pay more lor Ita m t for them to be chosen from a class Thomas Robinson, Mark Schuhl. feeling of being lost, and just plain There is no doubt when it comes Teenagers us well us adults are L E Fresh ambitions will be awakened In you 14 Actress Claire item A A A 1y U [CNN] Newsnight than Ihey are actually worth. of.SOO students. Timothy Stahl and Mary Ann Troy. answered any of the questions with this coming year and you will feel strong responsible for what In partnership depression are a few others. to the boy. He told a couple of his faced with a lot of stress and 15 Marshal .1 0 Cross R A W an affirm ative response, then you T M A [ESPN] Mazda SportsLook desires to scale new heights. Your Inten­ arrangements today. Without ground LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Conditions you Following Mr. Ludes were four The highlight of the evening Some teenagers do it because friends what he was going to do, problems. Suicide should be pre­ Dillon's 11 Higher have no control over might prevent you should buy an SAA card. A B R 1 I t E R y [USA] Radio 1990 tions can be realized, provided your rules, your ventures may veer off course. National Honor Society officers, came next, when the group was they don't feel they are receiving but we didn't take him seriously or vented, if possible, by love, support nickname 17 Royal Mail PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Unless you from doing what you planned today. A The SAA card is an activities N CD starsky and Hutch methods make sense. bach of whom presented a speech addressed by the guest speaker. enough attention from the people we just didn’t think'he was that and help to all that need it. 16 Motherly Service (abbr) 12:30 AM approach your work wilh a posilive alll- cool head will help minimize frustrations, , on one of the four qualifications for Mr. Wilson Deakin, assistant su­ card provided by Student Assem­ 18 Before (pref.) A Q E N P b C E Kung Fu VIRQO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) It'S Imperative 19 tot, Roman SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) The results lude loday, you will make Ihe lasks lhal membership. Christopher Down­ perintendent of Manchester bly. This card costs $10. and will 19 Game fish 22 Greek mountain 1 B A R Late Night with David Letterman conlronl you much more difficull lhan that Important undertakings today ere B A N • are likely to turn out to be undesirable If ing, vice president, spoke on the schools. He gave a talk that was entitle you to get into all of the 20 Earthy deposit 23 Island of the [E S P N ] Super Bouts of th e 7 0 's Carlos Ihey really are. thought through carefully. Making haialy B 1 D E: 1 A 1 D s you try to bulldoze your way through .quality of service, emphasizing the most interesting and enjoyable. He festivities free, except thfe proms 21 Dexterous Aegean Monzon vs. Rodrigo Valdez (Monte Carlo, career situations today. Temper your ARIES (March 21-April 10) Lady Luck moves could squeeze you Into a corner. E N 0 1 E s s E and senior activities. 23 Tropical basket 26 Eagerness for July. 1977), (60 min.) aggressiveness. Looking lor Mr. Right? may nol be around when you need her LIBRA (Sepl. 23-Oct. 23) Strive to mini­ ‘importance of volunteers in many enlightened the group with a little fiber action [USA] Wrestling TNT The Matchmaker.set can help you In your Ihe mosi loday. so avoid laklng foolish mize your expenses for outside IntereelS worthwhile organizations. He was history by looking back on Fred If you are interested in purchas­ at this time. Do not make commltmante 24 Knots in cotton 27 Dry run 37 Proof of 46 Type measure search. Send lor it by mailing $2 to risks or gambles. Don't buck the odds followed by secretary Kathi Al­ Verplank, the first superintendent ing a card, visit the student 1:00 AM . CD Coiumbo when they 're tilled the other way. that could cost you more than you can fiber 31 Late Yugoslav payment 48 Lachrymal drop Astro-Graph. Box 489, Radio City bert, who talked about scholar­ of Manchester schools, reflecting cafeteria during periods four C D Saint TAURUS (April 20-May 20) It's best not afford. 25 Air (comb leader 38 Old Testament Station. New York. NY 10019. ship. Next, treasurer Alicia on the strict regulations imposed through eight. Your picture will (jQol, 49 Former weather (ji) Twilight Zone ’ form) 33 College degree Quinby gave a speech on the on teachers in those times. appear on the card and will be (1® Dr. Gene Scott 28 River in (abbr.) 39 Cbeertii bureau importance of character. Lastly. He speculated on the future, laminated so that it looks official. Scotland 35 Hotel servants 40 Heated (4® Film/Sign off Chris Colvin, president of the MHS also, -noting that many of the If you want to become involved 29 Angers 52 Compass point 36 Receiver of discourse [CN N] Crossfire Bridge chapter of National Honor Society, students are preparing fur jobs in your school activities, buy your 30 Sanctified properly 44 One (Ger.) S3 Eggs [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Kentucky Fried Movie' spoke on leadership. All four that do not even exist today. card, now and the fun will begin. 32 Moslem deity . Satirical sketches poke fun at movies and 6 10 11 34 Construction 1 2 3 4 1 TV commercials. Donald Sutherland. speeches were well presented and The evening closed with the SAA needs the support of the beam (2 wds) Henry Gibson. 1977. Rated R the ace. We can all see that a club apparently enjoyed by those singing of Manchester High's students of Manchester High 12 14 NORTH 11-1S-S4 And this Is return would avail nothing, since present. School. Get involved and make this 38 Deposit 1:30 AM CD National Superstars Alma Mater. Refreshments were «Q 6 declarer would now have time to Next, the actual induction ce­ year one of the) best school years 41 Unaspirated Seminar VAJ97653 served following the induction, IS 17 trump a diamond for his tenth trick. ever! 4 2 Distant (pref.) Oi) Independent,News ♦ 3 just practice remony took place. One by one the giving everyone an opportunity to 4 3 Spotted Instead, Elast led a trump. Declarer inductees were called up to be congratulate the new members on 18 20 @ ) Despedida 410 6 4 45 Greek dialect won in his hand and led tte heart 10. -B.C. [CNN] Newsnight Update By James Jacoby congratulated by the officers and their induction. 47 Shelter (Fr.) WEST EAST When Goldman won the singleton 21 22 [ESPN ] Arena of Excellence - History of 48 School ♦ 2 4743* queen, the defense had to shift geari. L.A. Coltseum VK42 VQ By the time this coKimn reaches semester 28 Another trump back would enable O ld I ;•). UJi-ll • ..bwf -fr« no-f fo'iliKe 24 ♦ AJ872 ♦ KQ1064 you. the World Team Olympiad will X K n eu J I'-b a nc(Aj 50 Southern 1:45 AM [HBOl MOVIE: -Monty have just ended in Seattle. In mid- declarer to draw trumps and take 4Q J52 4A987 f a K « n, 51 Skinniness takes a look at the ultimate questions of SOUTH Instead, East played a low diamond parffin* the universe. John Cleese. Graham Chap­ 4 A K J 10 985 matches in Dallas for our American 53 All (pref.) 34 35 36 37 team of Malcolm Brachman, Ron to his partner. West now -returned a 54 Angry man, Michael Palin. 1983. Rated R. 410 8 • car. ■ Andersen, Bob. Wolff, Bob Hamman, heart, which Blast trumped for thh 55 Space agency 38 36 40 42 2:00 AM CS MOVIE: John Loves ♦ 95 setting trick. (abbr.) M ary' A soldier marries jan English girl to 4 K 3 Paul Soloway and Robert Goldman. gel her into the U. S. Ronald Reagan, In the diagramed deal, Wolff and If our Olympians continue to play 56 Vice president 43 4 ^ Vulnerable: N rrth-South as well In competition as they do ip Wayne Morris, Patricia Neal. 1949 Hamman .were North and South; ^ / i (si) Dealer: South practice sessions, they will be wli>- 50 CD Joe Franklin Show ^ Goldman and ^low ay were East and 57 Female saint 47 ning Olympic gold medals for tte (abbr.) dD Space: 1999 Weal North East Sooth West. If Goldman and Solqway were United States for 'many years to 58 Relating to time SI 1 S3 d® Dr. Gene Scott 14 as much on target in Seattle last week come. ' : 59 Dill seed 2® African Special Dbl. 24 29- 34 as they were in both the bidding and 56 Pass 54 [ESPN] Fly Fishing/ Joe Humphreys Paas 44 Pass the defense of today’s hand, then the DOWN Pass United States has done very well [TM C l MOVIE: 'Lovely But Deadly' A Hail! Haill The gang's NOT all here. Not carrelli, Arthur Petting and Caitlyn 57 56 indeed. ' Any day now, .in the searen tor 1 Musical high school student goes after a drug ring included in the above photo of National to avenge the death of her brother. Rated Soloway, West, led the club queen, authenticity, you can expect to sefc Blodget. All together, 26 students were instrument Opening lead: 4Q R. which Goldman, East, overtook with "genuine imitations” advertised. Honor Society members are the folloyv- taken Into the Manchester Chapter of the 2 Miser ©1084 by NEA. Inc. 13 L m L i w c u x J S ing new inductees: Vicki Biske. Kim Fras- national organization October 31, 1984. 10 - MAN'CHKSTKR HEHALD. Tuesday. N'ov 13, 1984 M.AN’rilKSTER HERALD. Tuesday. Nov 13 1984 - I I Police Roundup V.S./Worid In Brief Thai troops die in border clash • Pedestrian nurt Leisure BANGKOK. Thuilund — Vietnamese soldiers killed IH Thai FOCUS/ troops and wounded .35 in a dash along the eounlries’ ill-defined border, the Bangkok World reported today. Citing an official source in Surin. 284 miles northeast of in auto accident Bangkok, the English-language newspaper said one Thai soldier still was missing following the clashes last w-eek. A Manchester woman suffered a bn Main, Charter Oak. Oak and Thailand claimed Vietnamese troops intruded into Surin broken - knee and ankle " in an Spruce streets. province Nov. 5-9. triggering brief but heavy fighting between automobile accident Saturday on Witnesses gave police a descrip­ the two units. Spencer Street, police and a tion of a man seen pulling two of the The newspaper said 12 of the Thais killed in Surin province Manchester Memorial Hospital alarms. Police stopped a man were border policemen and six were soldiers. The wounded spokeswoman said today. fitting the description on Spruce consisted of seven policemen and 28 soldiers, Police said Joyce Grant, 51, was Street near Wells Street, they said. struck by a car as she was crossing The man, identified as Pedro /• Spencer Street near Imperial Cebollero of 91 Chestnut St., was Drive. They said she apparently Japan intercepts Soviet bombers charged with falsely reporting an failed to see an approaching car incident. He was released on a $100 TOKYO ---- Japanese fighter jets scrambled today to when she started across the street. non-surety bond. He was ordered intercept a formation of Soviet bombers flying over the The driver of the car, Jeffrey S. to appear next Monday in Man­ Tsushima Strait toward Japanese airspace, the second such Brennan, 18, of East Hartford, chester Superior Court. incident •t' ‘^4 hours. tried to brake but was unable to If * 'il- ' " ■ 1 Defense officials said the bombers, en route to Vietnam to beef avoid Grant, police said. She was up Soviet airpower in Indochina, did not actually violate Japan s thrown onto the hood of Brennan’s A man was charged with reck­ car by the force of the impact, less burning Monday after a fire he • ‘ * A ' airspace. Thirty-two fighters scrambled to ward off the ’I Al) t bombers, they said. rolling across the'hood and then started to roast hotdogs outside the Monday. 40 Japanese fighters were dispatched to intercept a fell to the pavement, police said. Community Y building on North formation of nine bombers that flew south over the waterway, No charges have been lodged, Main Street spread out of control, ^ ’ V , Us, police said today. which separates Japan and South Korea. One TU-16 ‘'Badger ' according to police records. Michael Newsome. 32, of no -bom ber defied wing-wag warnings from the fighters and flew Grant, whoIivesat44CChanning certain address, was charged with briefly into Japanese airspace off western Japan. Drive, was listed in satisfactory s4 f 'fe>' condition this morning at Man­ reckless burning and interfering • ■- Three other Badgers continued their southward flight toward chester hospital. with police. Vietnam's Cam Kanh Bay air and naval ba.se while the other Police could not say this morning aircraft headed for Siberia, officials of the Japan Air UPI photo Police charged a 38-year-old why the interfering charge was Self-Defense Force said It was the Kith violation of Japanese U.S. Secretary of State George Shultz delivers a speech man in connection with five false lodged. airspace by Soviet warplanes since I9K7 ;ind the first since alarms pulled in the Main Street Newsome was held on a $250 cash November of hist year. before the General Assembly of the Organization of area Monday afternoon. bond pending a court appearance i / f Ameripan States Monday in which he stressed the need Police said they responded to the today. Chilean students call for strike ' ^ for democratic government throughout the Americas first alarm at Main and School Eighth Utilities District firefigh­ and chastised Nicaragua’s recent elections. streets, pulled shortly before 5 ters were summoned to put oqt the SANTIAGO, Chile (C F li — I'niversity students called for a p.m., and moved from one site to blaze, a fire department spokes­ J the next as mnr<> ni.irms came in man said. nationwide student strike today to protest a week-old state of siego imposed by the military regime in a crackdown on dissidents. Leftist oppo.sition groups, who have been hampered by press Shultz says Nicaragua censorship, also called for supporters to protest the state of siege Obituaries by banging on pots and pans in their homes tonight 1 Student leaders at the two largest universities in Santiago and fears are unjustified ■ / . r, Clarence S. Tomm Colchester and Douglas S. Tomm six provincial universities called a strike today and prepared to Charles Metheny Sr., right, and the Harris family endure and her husband, Bruce Meggett. Two of the couple’s Metheny came from his West Virginia home for the trial of demonstrate on several campuses. BRASILIA. Brazil (UPI) - freeze. The funeral for Clarence S. of Hanover, Mass.; a brother, In protests Thursday, students clashed with riot police in Secretary of State George Shultz "Promises will not reduce an Tomm, 70, a 226 Jiflilister St. Victor R. Tomm of Bennington. testimony at the trial of Charles Metheny Jr., 20, who was four children were in an upstairs bedroom when the his son, who was in the army. Channel 30 artist Joan Santiago and 61 people were arrested. says Nicaraguan fears of a U.S. already dangerous military imbal­ resident who died Saturday at Vt.; three granddaughters and a convicted of third-degree arson in the October 1980 Molotov cocktail was hurled through the window. The Thompson sketched the scene in federal court in The state of siege has meant a .setback for the precarious invasion are “ self-induced" and ance that is constantly being fed Manchester Memorial Hospital, grandson. firebombing of the Manchester home of Lucinda Harris family escaped the explosion uninjured. The elder Hartford in May 1981. freedoms w'c have won. said Catholic Cni\’crsity student leader that there is no reason to believe from outside the hemisphere," he was today at St. Bridget Church, Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main Jorge Araya. the United States will carry out said in a speech to an OAS followed by burial in St. B r id ^ St., had charge of arrangements. Cemetery. i Memorial donations may be The students were the first group to organize demonstrations such an attack. conference, which was oversha­ He was the husband of Helen made to the St. Bridget Home against the state of siege imposed Nov. 5 by President Augusto "There is nothing in the planning dowed by increased tensions be­ or discussions of the U.S. govern­ tween Managua and Washington (Zapadka) Tomm. He worked for School Fund, Pinochet in the wake of mounting anti-government protests and Veeder-Root for 42 years, retiring terrorist bombings. ment that would lay any basis for over U.S. charges of a major Thompson’s artistry is on trial that." Shultz said Monday. Soviet-supplied weapons buildup as a superintendent of manufac­ Shultz left Brasilia Monday in Nicaragua. turing in 1975. He was a member of Kenneth G. May '' Mitterrand kneels before victims where he attended the annual While he did not mention Nicara­ St. Bridget Church and had been a Kenneth G. May, whoseobituary Organization of American States gua by name in his speech, Shultz member of the St. Bridget choir for appeared in Monday’s Herald, PARIS — In an unusual gesture of condolence. President meeting. He planned a brief stop in was clearly criticizing Managua's 4o years. He was a former captain lived at 51 Arch St. The Herald The courtroom Francois Mitterrand visited the Paris morgue and knelt before San Juan. Puerto Rico, before attitude that the peace plan with the Manchester Auxiliary listed an incorrect address. the bodies of two people killed in a wave of violence striking returning to Washington. proposed by the four-nation Conta- Police. He and his wife had The funeral will be Wednesday elderly women and Turkish immigrants. Shultz said Nicaraguan charges dora group does not require recently celebrated their 40th at 1 p.m. at Holmes Funeral Home, wedding anniversary. is her studio Many French people suffer with me a great sorrow and pity Viat a U.S. invasion was imminent redrafting to include ways to 400 Main St. Burial will be in East Besides his wife he is survived by and at the same tinie rebel against this violence that is gaining were an obvious attempt by the verify compliance with an arms Cemetery. Calling hours are today fe two sons, David L. Tomm of from 7 to 9 p.m. By Margaret Havden ground, Mitterrand said Monday in mourning victims of the leftist Sandinista government to freeze. "whip up" its population. Herald Reporter crime spree that has claimed the lives of nine elderly women and "We all know that promises will three Turkish immigrants. Nicaragua declared a national not be enough to guarantee that alert Monday, mobilizing all For five years, Channel 30 artist Joan During his visit to the morgue, Mitterrand first knelt before the one nation is not a military threat members of the army, reserves to another.” Shultz said. ^ Calls Thompson has recorded the emotions of body of one of two women discovered early Monday slain in their ' • and militia, and deployed tanks The Contadora group, made up criminal suspects and their victims in some of homes in the Montmartre section of Paris, a famed haunt for and armored vehicles throughout of Mexico, Colombia, Venezuela Connecticut’s more spectacular legal actions. artists and tourists. Managua. Last week 20,000 coffee and Panama, proposed a peace Manchester (Eighth District, Paramedics). Cameras cannot catch the feelings of the The pair were the eighth and ninth elderly women slain in farm workers were called into plan Sept. 7 that included a Sunday, 1:01 p.m. — medical murderers, bank robbers, firebombers, ra­ Montmartre and surrounding ureas in the fast six weeks by military service, regional cease-fire with arms Saturday, 1:58 p.m, — motor call, 130 School St. (Town, pists and extortionists; the victims of heinous killers who apparently tortured their victims into revealing the ."The fears of an invasion seem frozen at existing levels and a ban vehicle accident. Interstate 86. Paramedics). crimes and their relatives; or the officials of hiding places of their money, police said. ___ to be self-induced on the part of on foreign military bases, advisers eastbound (Eighth District, Sunday. 7:07 p.m. — medical the court. J Paramedics). Nicaragua and based on nothing." and maneuvers. call, 179 S. Main St, (Town, “ Artists can lie more sympathetic,” Thomp­ Shultz said. But it contains no means of Saturday, 2:39 p.m. — motor Paramedics), vehicle accident. Interstate 86 at son says, giving one of her reasons for opposing Baby Fae fighting off heart rejection Earlier. Shultz reflected on U.S. verifying compliance and Wa- Sunday. 8 p.m. — water prob­ cameras in the courtroom. Drawings are less concerns over Soviet weapons shin^on and its Central American exit 92 (Town, Paramedics). lem, 40 Olcott St. (Town). LOMA LINDA. Calif. — The attempt by Baby Fae's immune Saturday, 6:52 p.m. — car and invasive of privacy, the artist believes. An shipments to Nicaragua, saying a allies contend the omission favors Sunday, 8:46 p.m. — smoke / artist can capture the feelings but omit the system to reject her transplanted baboon heart was more serious Central American peace plan must pedestrian accident, 119 Spencer Nicaragua because its military alarm, 66A Pascal Lane (Town). nervou$ ticks, such as ear-picking. i j P than doctors first believed, but the month-old infant is fighting include "credible” ways of ensur- has been greatly enhanced with St. (Town, Paramedics). Sunday, 10:04 p.m. — motor '’'IN... back, hospital officials said. When state judges first considered it, ~ing compliance with an arms Soviet supplies. Saturday, 9:12 a.m. — malfunc­ vehicle accident. Birch Mountain Thompson testified against opening courts to Doctors said Monday the rejection episode they had expected tioning light ballast, 101 Crestwood Road (Town, Paramedics). to strike sometime during her recovery did not threaten Baby Drive (Town). Monday, 2:14 a.m. — medical cameras. She failed to persuade them. Over Fae’s life when it struck, but it was worse than they hud thought. Sunday, 2:05 a.m. — gasoline call, 120 Birch St. (Town, i V the last few years, much of her trial coverage "She is still in serious but stable condition, " said Loma Linda King to be honored washdown, Irving and Woodland Paramedics). i \ has been replaced by photography. But she University Medical Center spokeswoman Jessica Baker. "The streets (Eighth District). Monday, 2:23 a.m. — medical continues to draw some court actions, like Sunday, 2:27 a.m. — motor arraignments, when there isn’t enough time to rejection episode has been defined as more moderate than mild. ATLANTA (UPI) - The Rev. years, and will lie in state until a call, 216 Wetherell St, (Town She is still coming out of that episode, but she continues to vehicle accident. Spring Street Paramedics). arrange for television crews, and in cour­ * Martin Luther King Sr., who funeral service at 11 a.m. (Town, Paramedics). J 0 respond favorably to the treatment for rejection." helped form the foundation for. Thursday. Monday, 5:16 a.m. — smoke trooms where cameras are forbidden. Hospital spokesman Dick Schaefer explained the infant was Sunday, 4 a.m. — medical call, investigation, 33 Proctor Road Thompson uses charcoal in court, some­ America’s civil rights movement King was praised Monday as by 130 School St. (Town, receiving increased doses of cyclosporine A and a steroid to ward (Town). times with little elbow room. If jurors pass by, and lost his son to an assassin’s civil rights leaders around the Paramedics). off rejection. The oxygen tent that was removed last week was ■ Monday, 9:45 a.m. — service she hides her work from their view. She bullet in the struggle, will be ndtion. Sunday, 10:28 a.m. — medical placed back over the tiny girl, he said. call, 22 Ardmore Road, service call believes she is not an influence or a disruption. honored this week at two memorial call, 41 Park St. (Town, services. "Surely this royal legacy of love, (Town). Unlike the television crews, she remains He also said she "continued to eat briskly." Paramedics). of courage, of dedication, - of Monday, 4:43 p.m. — car fire, 160 inconspicuous. She adds the color after she King, known as "Daddy King," Sunday, 11:45 a.m. — motor service, of caring, of sacrificial Bissell St. (Town). leaves court. died of a heart attack Sunday at vehicle accident. West Middle age 84. His body will lie in state and noble living will continue to Monday, 4: .54 p.m, — false have an impact on this generation Turnpike and Adams Street Court approves school closing Wednesday at Morehouse Col­ alarm. Main and School streets SOME OF HER COURT DRAWINGS and and generations yet unborn," said (Town, paramedics). lege’s Martin Luther King Jr. (Town). many of her delicate, watercolor florals, her WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court today let stand a ruling the Rev. Jesse Jackson. Sunday, 11:53 a.m. — motor International Chapel from I p.m. Monday, 5:02 p.m. — mise oil portraits and her acrylic scenes go on that temporarily closed a church-run school in Nebraska vehicle accident, 357 Adams St. EST until a 6 p.m. memorial King, whose failing health had alarm. School Street (Town). Herald photo by Tarquinio exhibit today at Manchester’s Lincoln Center. because it did not comply with state education laws. service that day. confined him to his home since Her appreciation of nature and flowers shows The justices, in a one-line order, refused to hear arguments by Joan Thompson describes the courtroom scene A family spokeswoman said' early October, was rushed by in her paintings and contrasts with the Francis Curcio sits in his wheelchair during the October 1983 in which he and the North Platte Baptist Church in North Platte from a ruling AN OPEN LEHER with some of her drawings which will be displayed at King’s body will be taken Wednes­ ambulance Sunday to Crawford illustrations of the court drama and conflict. ending the operation of its school lastyearbecau.se it failed to use TO SMOKERS IN his brother were convicted of extortion and loan sharking. day evening to Ebenezer Baptist Long Hospital, but efforts to Lincoln Center until the end of the month. The courtroom drawings do not mock the state-certified teachers. ■ Church, where he was pastor for 44 MANCHESTER AREA resuscitate him failed. troubled victims, their families, or the Supporters of the school drew national headlines when they IWWtfiA suspects argued their fundamentalist Christian convictions prevent them Thompson’s collage of a rape case shows a from complying with school education laws and the laws violated 1% .V combinations of reactions that one photograph their First Amendment rights. The state contended ilhas a duty could not depict. She sketched the hand of the to see children a|:e propprly educated Also Tuesday, the justices: unidentified victim pointing to the accused. The judge, the evidence, the jury and lawyers > Rejected appeals from 34 former air trafficcontrollers fired Not all time is on completed the picture. by President Reagan for going on strike in 1981. Drawings of Steven Wood show his change • Agreed to step into a Cleburne, Texas, case testing the rights your wrist of the m.entally retarded to live anywhere inluhe city. over months of courtroom appearances in West Hartford, as he faced charges of killing • Agreed to rule whether convicts have the right to challenge his wife, her boyfriend, his mother-in-law and in court actions taken by prison disciplinary boards. The 4 0 % .T Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court said they did. his adopted daughter. The pictures show that I ' l Wood became more careful in his dress and • Declined to step into a trademark dispute between Hyatt ■// Hotels and Hyatt Legal Services over the use of the name, Hyatt. appearance as the months went on. Among Thompson's other trials was the I iP Manchester firebombing case, in which three young men were accused of throwing a V Molotov cocktail into a bedroom where a Dr. Kenneth Judson 6-year-old was playing. pvEN 'f to quit' I l eterinarian LAST MONDAY, the lively -grandmother Pocket watch with date, or Vhaven’E docid® aiearnT'O'W | Convicted murderer Steven Wood, left, as he was presented in court on April 4 y THE EGRET sweep second hand, even 'F re\ai<,a®f'^^'jthovR 1 was in Windham Superior Court, drawing NAME Pendant watch full figured, gold toned dial Michael Ross, who is accusedW killing six 1982, and on trial three months later, right. ON ACCURATE with open dial and design^ case $175. women in Connecticut. He also rates charges is pleased to announce-' and yellow toned QUARTZ in North Carolina in connection with other Thompson has a studio in her South that his practice, formerly bezel Floral serious crimes against women. ” We went to the DMZ,” she said of her work WATCHES engraved back. Glastonbury home were she conducts classes. after the Korean War. Thompson is unafraid in court, she said, of 71 Tolland Tpke. has combined ) sturdy rope She also teaches art in Glastonbury adult “ We served coffee, doughnuts, chatted and chain. $195 even though she sometimes sits close to people school. Previously she taught elementary and operations with the Canine Holiday Inne accused of violent crimes. Some who have put on audience-participation shows,“ she high school classes in Pennsylvania and in said, adding that the programs had to be and has moved to the newly renovated escaped sat in court with their legs shackled. Hadley, Mass. Teaching provides a change flexible enough to adapt to groups of about five animal hospital complex at 200 Sheldon Why did the artist and teacher choose the from courts. to 200. court scene? Road. |ESP^ “ I always had it in the back of my head," she “ There were supposed to be at least two of us THE ARTIST HAS OPTED for adventure in (in the recreation program) plus a shotgun W e d n e 8 d | V . A child testifies in an unsuccessful effort to save her explained. One day, about five years ago, she her life. Soon after she graduated from Moore Trusted Jewelers Since 1885 rider and a driver,” she said of her Korean brother tried on a murder charge in Qanbury called Channel 30 and was told to bring in some College of Art in Philadelphia and Pennsylva­ activities for two years. ANIMAL MEDICAL CLINIC DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER of her work. After looking at her drawings, the A V.15 a 81- Superior Court in November 1981. The judge nia Academy of Fine Arts, she went to Korea as Thompson’s art illustrates many of her ______• 646-1^10 • ______Harltofci • New Dnlain'* Wesltarms Mall interviewer responded by asking her if she a Red Cross art director. She. musicians and Michaels Chatgo/Mastei Card/Visa/Amencan E*Dfess refused to admit testimony by exorcists backing the could “ start work tomorrow.” She has worked •interests and places she has worked. A variety others provided programs for servicemen in is displayed and is on sale at Lincoln Center accused’s insistence that the devii made him do it. there since. remote areas. through the end of the month. 12 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday, Nov. 13, 1984 .MANCHESTER HERALD. Tucsduy, Nov 13. 1984 11 Advice Yankee Traveler Search for birth parents Sturbridge has a turkey shoot painful for adoptive ones Editor’s note: This is another in Civic Cenler on Saturday and a series of weekly features written D EAR SANDY: It depends on Sunday. Nov. 17-18. DEAR ABBY: You have said on for U PI by the ALA Auto and Attractions will include,a live how the lady feels about being numerous occasions that you are in Travel Club aimed at providing whistled at. A smile could be petting zoo. featuring donkeys, full agreement that adoptees New Englanders with fuel- interpreted as a positive response, ponies, goats, sheep, roosters and should be able to meet their birth D ear conserving. close-to-homc leisure and the whistler may follow her chickens. The Honey Comb Puppet parents, but only if it's mutually trips. Theatre. Santa and his Workshop, agreeable. A bby and try to get to know her better. If she ignores him, her message a break dancing exhibition, car­ You make no mention of the Bv Mauro Mulcare to the whistler is clear: “ I'm not toon characters from E T. to feelings or wishes of the adoptive Abigail ALA Auto and Travel Club interested.” ‘ Tweetie Bird and 100 exhibits of parents^ Nor does anyone else in Van Buren crafts, retail items and Christmas this selfish, curiosity-satisfying A "turkey shoot," a balloon DEAR ABBY: I am 72 years old gift ideas. .. trend toward such reunions. regatta, a miniature circus, and and people keep asking- me how Hours are Saturday 10 a m. to 8 Christmas g ift. shows will take come I look so young ^ what's my As one who has been devastated place throughout New England the p.m.. and Sunday 11 a m. to6p.m . secret? So I tell them my secret. Admission is $1 for adults. 50 by this situation. I have a word of should not be denied that right, weekend of Nov. 16-18, as recom­ Every summer I go up to the caution to protect adoptive parents providing their birth parents want mended by. the ALA Auto and cents for children. mountains for four months to gulp from 'that kind of heartbreak: If to meet them. Travel Club. fresh air and drink pure water. For information, call (207) 622- you can possibly do so. hide forever The turkey shoot will take place 1 am sorry you were devastated, This helps to flush out all the 1539. from your adopted child the fact at Sturbridge Village, Mass., on but 1 believe that it is the right of pollution I'v e swallowed for eight "Swan Lake” is a favorite among baiiet buffs. The Chamber Orchestra tor a sparkling performance over the that he or she is adopted. Sign me Saturday, Nov. 17, starting at II every adoptee to know that he or months in the dirty city. IN BURLINGTON. V T „ the 3Ist Pittsburgh Baiiet Theater teamed with the Hartford weekend. a.m. This event will mark the she was adopted. I eat only healthy foods such as Annual Vermont Hand Crafters DEVASTATED beginning of Thanksgiving activi­ There is much more than "self­ kidneys, heart, liver and tongue — Christmas Show will take place at ties at the village. ish curiosity” involved; Please all organs with blood. Blood is the Memorial Auditorium, Thursday. DEAR DEVASTATED: All Visitors to Sturbridge will view consider the importance of being perfect food. Ask Dracula. Nov. 15, through Sunday, Nov. 10. adoptees who know they are Cheers for del Real in ‘Swan Lake’ staff members garbed in historic aware of one's genetic background Next, I got rid of ail my relatives adopted have a natural curiosity dress, breaking out their muskets, Over 180 individuals will be in cases of hereditary diseases. — close as well as distant. The about their birth parents. ("Who By Sarah E. Hall swan, or the coy Odile casting the faded, as if retrieved from a closet smoothbore rifles, black powder selling their crafts which will do I look like? Do 1 have any greater the distance, the better. Herald Reporter at the Bolshoi. One unsuccessful, if DEAR ABBY: What should a prince a sidelong glance. and shot, as they gather for the include jewelry, pottery, wooden half-brothers, sisters, grandpar­ Relatives are like fish; After three amusing, prop was a mechanical lady do when a man whistles at At one point, del Real swirled shoot near the Meetinghouse. ware, baskets, small furniture, ents?” etc.) days they stink. They can put more HARTFORD - When the Pitts­ swan that seemed to chug across her? Should she smile? Should she Center round in a series of more than a This particular shoot will feature weaving, Vermont prints, quilting, wrinkles in your face than your burgh Ballet Theater put on "Swan the stage at the start of Act II. Although all adoptees may not ignore him? Or should she tell him dozen quick turns. Her spotting paper targets. The individual with lamp shades and stenciled fabrics. teenagers. Sign me ...' Lake” at the Bushnell Memorial Costumes were lovely but not have a burning desire to meet their off? Stage remain^ accurate; her arms the greatest accuracy will receive LOOKING GOOD IN Saturday, the performance was as overly lavish. The huntsmen and Hours are Thursday and Friday. birth parents, those who have SANDY poised despite the demanding a live, squawking turkey after the SCOTTSDALE, ARIZ. it should be — a classic. 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.. and Saturday and Sarah E. Hall choreography. It was the same peasants in Act I appeared in competition ends at 3; 30 p.m. It could easily have been other­ with her lifts and jumps: no matter muted, peach-tone outfits. Later From Sunday. Nov. 18. through Sunday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. wise. Poor technique or overacting how swift or difficult the moves, on, the Spanish and Russian Thanksgiving Day, cooking dem­ Admission is free. can turn "Swan Lake” into a her placement was perfect. dancers who perform at Prince onstrations will take place overthe A free shuttle bus will be Salt restriction is helpful it- parody, a Saturday morning car­ Da ' Yong Zhang, as Prince Siegfried's ball looked rich in red open hearths of the restored homes available from Perkins Pier in toon of the real thing. But the across a “ lake” of dry ice — and Siegfried, showcased his partner’s velvet and plumes. in the village. Women dre.ssed in town. dancers from Pittsburgh — hosted the next she was a temptress, talents well. His acting was “ But there’s nothing so pretty as historic outfits will prepare For information, call (802) 476- by the Hartford Ballet — never seducing Prince Siegfried at a ball. skillful, though his movements when they’re in white,” said the breads, cranberry sauce, mince 5844 in curbing blood pressure sUpped into sloppiness. It would be hard to imagine a seemed heavy at times. woman behind me. and I had to pies and Marlborough pudding And if there were few pleasant better choice for the role. With The clear favorite of the au­ agree. The sight of 18 ballerinas in from period cookbooks. surprises, it was more of a relief black hair, white skin and Spanish dience was Kenneth Nickel, a pure white gowns and feather head Hours are Monday through Sun­ DEAR DR. LAMB — I am 5 feet 9 clinical experience have shown that that there weren’t many gaffes. eyes, del Real is a picture-book bands, bending and stretching Pittsburgh native who danced the day, 10 a.m, to 4 p.m. Advert i.seiiu’nt and once weighed 199, but I'm down restricting sodium is quite important Maria Teresa del Real, in the. beauty who stood out from the role of the court jester. His sappy much like swans themselves, was Admissions are $7.50 for adults, to 178. I'm taking blood-pressure in treating some patients with high - ■ . ...i lead roles of Odette and her others. grin was just right for the role, and simply beautiful. $3.50 for children 6 to 15, and free D M Pill Sweeping U.S. pills, since my pressure was as high YOur blood pressure. In fact, the diuretics Hsrald photo by Pinto imposter Odile, gave a strong But one sappy grin would have it remained fixed on his face The Hartford Chamber Orches­ for children under 6. as 200 over 90. For the past six that lower blood pressure work by performance. One moment she spoiled it all, and turned the swan through a series of ambitious turns tra did nothing to spoil the vision — For information, call (617) 347- months, it has been 158 over 78 as a Health eliminating sodium through the Bill Brimmer plays a successful com­ Song.” The musical continues Friday was all the enchanted swan- maiden 'into Carol Burnett. In­ and jumps. or upstage the dancers. Instead, 3362. result of reducing my weight, res­ kidneys. maiden — fluttering her arms, Lawrence poser and Kate Savchitz his new lyricist and Saturday at East Catholic High stead, del Real came across as All this took place against a the lovely score lent fluency to the New Grapefruit tricting my salt intake and being cowing before a sorcerer, gliding genuine — whether as the dying backdrop that looked grand but four-act performance. THE FOURTH ANNUAL Mont­ careful about what I eat. That is important in answering in the Little Theater of Manchester School auditorium. Lamb, M.D. golfier Day Balloon Regatta will Would it not be OK if I used mono­ your question. Monosodium gluta­ production of “They're Playing Our set sail from the State House lawn sodium glutamate on my vegetable mate is fine for most people, but not in Providence, R.I., on Saturday. ‘Super Pill’ Gives salads? Would it affect nty high blood for those who need to restrict sodium pressure? I’m 66. for any reason. If you really want to Nov. 17, around 7 a.m., commemo­ DEAR READER — (Congratula­ heavy for your height. Anyone who use it, you should discuss it with your rating the first hot air balloon tions on losing 20 pounds. The most has a high blood pressure problem doctor. If you do use it, you may need An ‘odd couple’ of music flight to Paris on Nov. 21, 1783. should get really lean. Judge this by At least 15 and as many as 20 hot - Fast Weight Loss neglected, and often the best, treat­ to increase the amount of diuretic you ment for high blood pressure is to take to eliminate sodium. air balloons will participate in a No Dlattag - Eat All You Want eliminate excess body fat. In many Some people definitely benefit "hare and Hound" event. Pill Does All the Work instances, the patient who has lost from restricting their sodium intake. how much fat is under your skin. If The "h a re" balloon will be dazzle Simon fans at LTM launched 15 minutes before the weight can stop taking, blood pressure A recent well-publicized report that your blood pressure is high and there BEVERLY HIl.LS, CA. (Spe medicine, or at least decrease the people who didn’t get enough sodium is still a roll of fat around your waist, "hound” followers. The “ hare" cial)— An amazing new ’ ’super’ ’ Neil Simon fans have a treat in amount. had high blood pressure is interesting, you need to get rid of it. The leaner second act in general suffers from will attempt to outsmart the other grapefruit pill has recently been store for them. Little Theater of balloonists by selecting special air I suspect that your blood pressure but the study was not not well you are, the more likely you will be' the lack of songs and seems overly developed and perfected that re­ Manchester is presenting the mus­ long as a result. currents in which to drift with the will improve even more if you lose designed, and it failed to prove the able to decrease or do without blood- portedly ‘ ‘guarantees’ ’ (hat you ical, "They’re Playing Our Song," Director Fred Blish has put prevailing winds. Pinpointing more weight. You are still fairlv point. In contrast, several decades of pressure medicines. Center will easily lose at least 10 pounds in at East Catholic High School. The together a very workable set which where the balloons will touch 10 days. Best o f all, i( allows you lo stdry is by Nell Simon, music b y . Stage allows scene changes in a min­ ground is a near impossibility, as Marvin Hamlisch, and lyrics by imum of time. Sonia’s penchant for much depends on wind and "eat as much as you want o f your Carole Bayer Sager. Rita Kenway cast-off dresses originally de­ weather conditions. The “ hound" favorite foods and stilt lose a Some waxed paper works pound a day or more starting from The story involves a songwriter J|K signed for plajrs and musicals who lands closest to the "h are” who is about to begin a collabora­ allowed the costume designer, will win. the very first day until you achieve tion with a new lyricist. Many Myrna Hagenow, to give her |]|I conditions for ballooning the ideal weight and figure you wonders on a sticky iron humorous situations arise as he imagination free rein in dressing nds less than 8 mph and good desire.” tries to cope with this off-the-wall her and the girls who represent her lllty. If these conditions per­ This "super” grapefruit pill is a D EAR P O LLY: I cleaned the woman and her complicated invol­ in “ Kiss Me Kate,” That was the alter ego. sist, pilot:; and their crews will dramalically improved version ol soleplate enough to prevent the soleplate of my electric iron with vement with a broken love affair. only other time Manchester en­ begin setting up their equipment at (he world famous grapefruit diet. Ii sticking and have you gliding baking soda on a sponge. It did a Bill Brimmer and Kate Savchitz, joyed his fine voice. Mary Blish is to be commended approximately 6:15 a.m. The rig­ smoothly across those cottons, is far more effective than the good job of removing some burned-. both newcomers to LTM ’s stage, for the fine job done by the ging and inflation process takes nylons and linens once again. %■ "original and eliminates “ the mess, fill these important roles. Sonia's girls and Vernon’s boys orchestra. She not only directs but on nylon fabric. However, al­ Polly’s from 20 to 40 minutes. In the event fu.ss, and high cost.of eating half a though the iron looks and feels D EAR PO LLY: When washing danced energetically to the fine plays the very crucial piano part, Kate Savchitz has a pleasingly of undesirable weather, the race fresh grapefruit at every meal.” clean to me, it sticks slightly on the my baby's socks, I put them in a choreography by Sheila Waters as well. Pointers throaty voice, well suited to the will be postponed to Sunday/Nov, fabric when I iron. Is there any mesh bag. They won’t get lost in Fucci, but their singing sadly 18, at the same time. “ PUI Does All the W ork” songs assigned to her character. “They’re Playing Our Song," kind of product I can spray on the the wash this way. ^ lacked volume and was for the For information, call (401) 726- According to (he manufacturer, She attacks the part with enthusi­ continues on Friday and Saturday iron to prevent this sticking? Polly Fisher I keep an old toothbrush by my most part lost to the audience. The 3671. “ the pill itself docs all (he work asm. Her diction was excellent, IRENE kitchen sink to get at corners or boys improved somewhat when at East Catholic High School. while you quickly lose weight with and I had difficulty in catching the Curtain time is 8 p.m. hard^to-get-at spots while doing Chris Stone was allowed to sing in N O starvation "diet menus” to words only in the few fast numbers "THE GREATEST LITTLE D EAR IRENE: "Iron ” those dishes. his natural voice rather than follow, NO calorie counting, NO when the whole company was / ____ Show On Eorth" has arrived at the wrinkles from your forehead and cleaned. Simply iron over waxed SHERRI falsetto. "F ill in the Words” with «ercise, and N O hunger pangs.” It involved. New Britain, Conn., Museum of replace them with a smile! Help is paper at low heat for a minute or Vernon and the boys playing toy Editor’s note: Rita Kenway is American Art. A miniature circus, is 100% safe. You .simply take the on the way. This is a common two, let the iron, cool, then polish pianos is still my favorite part of the music and theater reviewer for Half of the free world's newspap­ In the beginning of the show. Bill painstakingly carved by folk artist pill with a glass o f water bcforc problem with irons after their with a soft cloth. This should the show. the Manchester Herald. ers are printed on Canadian Brimmer had the mistaken idea Bill Brinkley over the past 50 each meal and the amazing eothbi soleplates have been thoroughly improve the slickness of the newsprint. that making faces was acting, but The songs in this show are catchy years, will be on display through natiqn o f powerful ingredients are the end of December. he relaxed by Act I, Scene S, and toe-tappers. I particularly like the The Luthwan Church of Am er­ so effective they take over and you was a bit more believable. He does ballad "Still ^ lieve in Love,” in This miniature circus docu­ start losing weight immediately. John Jay of New York was ica is the la r^ s t of the three major a good imitation of an upbeat the second act. ’The problem with ments an old fashioned circus. It appointed first chief justice of the Lutheran bodies in the United PUI Has AI.I, Dally Vitamins - Cinema popular singer, but I couldn’t help the show is that there are not covers an area of 20 by 50 feet, with United States in 1798. He served States. The others are the Luthe­ D ie powerful and unique combi­ comparing his present role to his enough songs and they are re­ 15 tents, 36 circus wagons, 25 five years. ran Church-Missouri Synod and nation o f ingredients are what Hartford wonderful portrayal of Potnichio peated until boredom sets in. The elephants, 50 assorted wild anim­ CInenM City — The Gods Must Be — Teachers (R) 1, 7:20, 9:30. — the American Lutheran Church. als, 75 workmen and performers, make this a “ super-pill” . 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Some Datea Are StUt Available oertlea of 6 dr more people helps his mom carry a wooden box they bought at the The super-pill is already sweep­ ing the country with glowing re­ Route 6, Bolton (44A) fair. New books ports o f easy and fast weight loss PLAY JACKPOT • 643.2342 from formerly overweight people — Manchester Yesterdays- in all walks o f life who are now on shelves slim, trim, and attractive again. Now AvaUaMe lo Public Bread & Puppet Toppled trees made great bridge You ^ order your supply o f at Cheney these h i^ ly successful “ super’;, BINGO Theater grapefruit, pills (now available By James W. AAcKov Over the brook flowing out of the became my wife. The following new books have directly from the manufacturer by Special to the Herald mail order only) by .sending $12 for Wednesday, November 14 — 8 PM pond, someone had placed two trees recently been added to Mary EVERY DAY and laid some branches crosswise to Cheney Library’s collection: a 14-day supply (or $20 for a Fiction 30-day supply, or $35 for a 60-day There has been a great deal of fonri a bridge. When you walked or James W. McKay lives at 500 Porter The«e wodd'fenowned pcrformert pretcm a . Aldvno — Slote supply) cash, check, or money pageani of glam puppeli — Kulpiure In moiioA — publicity about the bridge at the ran across the bridge, it would sway St. Do you have a Manchester memory Buckley — The Story of Henri Tod Win A Trip For Two wiin (hornet borrowed from M k talet, parablet Cornwell — Sharpe's Enemy: Ri­ order to: Citrus Industries, 9903 Nature Center on Oak Grove Street, ar>d contemporary politic!. Though children are from side to side as well as up and you’41 like to share with Manchester chard Sharpe and the Defense of Santa Monica BL, Dept. 215, often enthralled by (he ipectacular puppet! of thi! Portugal, Christmas 1812 award-winning troupe, the program te aimed at and I would like to add some historical down, and because of these motions, Herald readers? Perhaps you re­ DewhursI — The House Thot Jock Beverly Hills, Calif. 90212. (U n - adulli. information. we called the bridge and the pond Built conditional money-back guarantee Cospontored by (he Capfiof Region PtHormlng IWID&LISA m em ber the day the circus cam e to Ferrors — Root of All Evil Center, fnc. 1/n o t s a tis fied .) Visa, MasterCard,' A Ploy D/James Reach When I was in my teens, I lived in the “The Rickety.” town or the night the garage burned Goldman — The Color of Light MANCHESTER HIGH SCHCXX Herbert — Heretics of Dune and Amer. Express OK. (Send card to HAWAII Heights section in the eastern part of Stein — The Garbage Collector down or the day your brother enlisted number, expiration date, and sig­ DAILEY AUDITORIUM Manchester, and we used to go In my early 2bs, I crossed this Steel — Fun Circle in the arm y. Submit a photo if one is Templeton — Love Is o Scandal nature.) For fastest service for , See Page 2 Tkkcbi $7,stL $6,50, $5 JO swimming in this pond in the summer. rickety bridge many times when I was available. If your submission is used, Updike — The Witches of Eastwick aedit card orders O N LY call toll Call 647-e043 for rcacrvatlom TThjo. Nov. 15 — 7:30 P.AA. 13.00 Lowt Program Cantor In the winter, we would clear the snow courting a certain young lady who Nen-fictlon free H800)-862-6262, ext. 215. and Information w e’ll pay you $5. Photos will be MaAchelter Community Collcga Fil. b Sot. Nov. 16 & 17 — 6:00 9M. $3.50 off the ice and enjoy skating. lived in Highland Park and who later Packer — The Art of Vogue Covers VCopydtkl 1984. Eali 92 off 1-14 and foHow aignt returned; submissions will not. Tuchmon — The March ot Folly: from Troy to Vietnam ♦ y U - MANCHESTER HERAUD, Tuesday. Nov 13, 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuosdav. Nov 13. 1984 - 15 Trade dollar had brief life ,as U.S. currency They call a trade dollar with this date means of unloading the avalanche from SPORTS "legendai^" because, like the 1913 " V " Nevada's Comstock Lode. nickel, it is not supposed to exist as a U.S. The Chinese still preferred the "dollar coin. According to Mint records, trade M ex,” and our handsome silver coin ■ dollars were legally made only in Ihe years 'ol lectors' became a nuisance. 1873 thrdugh 1883. . It was limited legal tender in this country « The explanation for the 1884 piece, as Corner until 1876, when it was demonetized — the Seahawks take away some of Raiders’ mystique politely worded by one panjandrum of only U.S. coin ever to meet such a fate. numismatology: " ... the issue ... must have Russ MacKendrick After thal it was sold at a discount based on By Tom Green mance and trailed 7-0 at halftime. Allen’s second touchdown with been the result of private enterprise at the the sagging price of silver bullion. UPI Sports Writer The game began to turn in 13:38 left in the game pulled the Mint ...” The "trades” were thoroughly snooted in Seattle’s favor early in the third Raiders to within 17-14. Ten of these private-enterprise coins are 1878 by the lighter Morgan dollars that were SEATTLE - The Seattle Sea- quarter when Los Angeles running Two other Raider drives deep now known. The first ones came to light in backed up by gold, so for a weird time in our hawks had another big game for back Marcus Allen fumbled on his into Seahawk, territory in the 1908. The above authority also points out trade dollar for your collection from a local numismatic history — more was less. takeaways — they intercepted own 12-yard line and Seattle second and third quarters came up that there is no accounting for the silver dealer for less than $100) TONIGHT; three passes, recovered three linebacker Shelton Robinson empty because of fumbles by bullion used to noake them and there is no We see in the definitive book, subtitled Regular meeting of the Manchester fumbles and stole some of the Los recovered. Frank Hawkins and Todd record of any 1884 die being prepared for the "A m erica’s Only Unwanted, Unhonored Philatelic Society at Mott’s Community Angeles Raiders’ Monday night The Seahawks settled for a V] striking. Coin." (The United States Trade Dollar, by Hail, 587 E. Middle Turnpike, from 6:30 to 9 mystique. 27-yard field goal by Norm John­ Christensen. In the fourth quarter the Seattle But here it is. Or, rather, there it was — in John M. Willem. Jr.), that it might have p.m. Dave Krieg threw a pair of son after picking up only three secondary took over, intercepting September at a major auction held at the St. been called "com m ercial" instead of third-quarter touchdown passes to yards on three plays. three Marc Wilson passes to choke Moritz Hotel in NYC by the Bowers and "trade.” - SUNDAY: lead the Seahawks to a 17-14 But Krieg got hot on Seattle’s off Raider drives. Seattle safety Merena Galleries. (This photo was clipped There was a real tizzy of try this, try that, The M AN PH IL Stamp Show at Illing victory over Los Angeles and hand next two possessions, completing Kenny Easley picked off two of the from their catalog). in 1872 and '73. Willem tells of five Indian Junior High School, 229 E, Middle Turnpike, the Raiders only their third loss in six straight passes to spearhead a passes and now has six intercep­ The ^id-off price was $37,400, considered Princess patterns being put forward, then a from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. 25 appearances in Monday night pair of 63-yard touchdown tions in his last three games. — about par for the course. It was described as "Defiant Eagle," a "Broken Branch,” and Refreshments, auction, dealers’ bourse, games. marches. The scores came on an Wilson was playing despite a a choice proof, delicately toned in irides­ a "Pouting Liberty,” before the Seated U.S. post office and door prizes. Free The defeat just about kills any 8-yard pass to Byron Walker and thumb injury suffered in last cent shades of light gold. Other beautiful Liberty facing left was finally adopted. admission. Everyone is invited. chances Los Angeles, now 7-4 after 20-yard TD throw to Daryl Turner, trade dollars, also in proof, but coined The trade dollar was produced with more three straight losses, had of with the Seahawk wide receivers week’s loss to ChicagC. This coin, according to U.S. Mint records, was iegally made in "Yeah, a couple of balls got without shenanigans, were bringing less than the usual amount of silver in the hope Editor’s note; Russ MacKendrick Is a repeating as AFC West champion. beating All-Pro cornerback Lester away from him,” said Flores. “ I than a tenth of this amount. (And coming of beating out the Mexican coin in longtime Manchester resident who is an the years 1873 through 1883. This 1884 coin was the result of Hayes both times. think his thumb was sore, but down to earth, you can probably get a nice commerce with the Orient, and also as a authority on collectibles. - "private enterprise” at the Mint. Denver, 10-1, leads the division "David Krieg made the big plays and has already defeated the when he had to make them,” said that’s no excuse.” Raiders twice this season. With its Seahawk-coach Chuck Knox. "H e The Seahawks. who lead the victory over the Raiders, Seattle, fired two strikes in there.” N F L in takeaways, now have 29 About Town 9-2, remained a game behind the Krieg passed for 107 yards on the interceptions, 21 fumble recover­ Broncos. Denver and Seattle play two drives after a first half in ies and 46 quarterback sacks this each other twice in the final four which the Seahawk offense com­ season. The interception and sack weeks of the season. piled only 46 yards in total offense. totals are both club records with WATES meeting canceled "Our backs-are to the wall,” said "W e came out and challenged five games still remaining. "Y ou ’ve really got to hand it to '.'‘ SW’. . ■. Members of Manchester WATES will not" meet Raiders coach Tom Flores. them in the second half,” said tonight. The meeting has been canceled because "W e’ve got to do it ourselves. No Krieg. "W e decided that we would our defense,” said Krieg. "They UPi photo Orange Hall is being painted. one will do it for us. We’re just have to pass the ball and go after kept us in the game and then they hoping to win a wild card (playoff their cornerbacks." kept getting the big turnover late in There was plenty of "pushing and Blair Bush (left) and Los Angeles Give blood next Monday berth).’ ’ the game.” shoving between the Seahawks and linebacker Rod Martin (53). Seahawks Despite a noisy Kingdome- The Raiders scored on a pair of A turnover by Krieg — a fumble won, 17-14. The Red Cross Community Bloodmobil'e will be at record crowd of 64,001, about half 1-yard runs by Allen in the second at his own 25-yard line — gave the Raiders Monday night. Here, umpire Sid North United Methodist Church on Monday from noon of whom were clad in promotional and fourth quarters. The first Raiders one last chance to tie the Semon steps between Seattle center to 5 p.m. Walk-ins will be welcome. Babysitting will be "R aider Busters” T-shirts, the score ended a streak of 10 straight score in the fourth quarter. provided. For appointments call 643-5111. Seahawks struggled through a scoreless quarters by the Seahawk But Chris Bahr’s 45-yard field was blocked by Seahawk defensive through the middle of the Raider "They’re no( doing it with dismal first-half offensive perfor­ defense. goal ’attempt with 4:18 remaining lineman Joe Nash, who crashed line. m irrors." said Flores AARP travels to N.H. The AAR P 1275 will go to Beacon Resort, N.H., Friday by bus from the South United Methodist Providence, Yale bypassed Church parking lot at 7:30 a.m. The group will return Sunday about 6 p.m. Foreigners have dominated Mace speaks on Alzheimer’s UConn, Harvard named Two foreign-born runners have captured five of HARTFORD — Nancy Mace, co-authoer of the the last six Five Mile Road Races in Manchester. best-selling book on Alzheimer’s disease, "The In fact, both boasted Ireland birthplaces, and 36-Hour D ay," will speak tonight at 7 at Aetna Life & Laura Houghton Mark Gadoury from e v e ^ indication, the 48th production to NCAA soccer field Casualty auditorium. The program is free to the "Thanksgiving morning will find the domination Herald Angle public. extended. Mace wrote the book with Dr. Peter Rabins to guide MCC gives student plays Steve Binns, from London. England, and a STORRS — Surprise, surprise. record, and Yale, No. 3 at 10-3-1, taking a 2-0 victory. people caring for people with the disease, related Three student-written, one-act palys will debut at graduate of Providence College, is the hottest Earl Yost That’s what the NCAA soccer were both bypassed by'the selec­ Defending nation;il champ Indi­ dementing illnesses and memory loss in later life. Manchester Community College on Thursday, Friday road racer in New England this fall. He’s entered Sports Editor Emeritus selection committee came up with tion committee. That left Friars’ ana, 19-1-2, received a first round For information, call 242-4431, extension 7471. and Saturday at 7 p.m. in the East Campus here for a first time and his most formidable Monday as it announced Connecti­ coach Bill Doyle and Yale coach bye. Auditorium. General admission is $2. Student and opponent for the winner’s circle appears-to be cut and Harvard will meet in an Steve Griggs both upset. UConn, national champs in 1981, Childbirth films at church senior citizen tickets are $1. For reservations call John Treacy of Ireland. ’ NCAA Division I second round According to a member of the will be seeking a fourth consecu­ Two films on childbirth will be shown Thursday at 647-6043. ^ All Treacy has done in three prjevi’ous contest Sunday, Nov. 25, here at selection committee. Providence tive trip to the Final Four. The 7:30 p.m. at the Church of Christ. 394 Lydall St., The plays were selected from last semester’s Manchester appearances was win twice, set the Gardner Dow Field. was not selected because of its Huskies are.the only team in the sponsored by Family Oriented Childbirth Information playwriting class of Associate Professor Lawrence course record of 21:26, and trail Eamonn Coghlan mark. Last season, on the comeback trail, Dyak While Connecticut, 14-8-1 and "poor schedule" while Yale was field with more than five losses. Willard. The authors are MCC graduates. across the final line last November. Coghlan put ranked No. 2 in New England, and Herald photo by Tarquinio Society. averaged 137.108 in National Duckpin Bowling not “ even recommended for con­ Second round games must be “ Nan’s Class” follows several couples through their Mark Gadoury of Manchester wrote “ Play at Your together a string of three starting with the 1981 Congress sanctioned matches but bad to be Harvard, 10-4 and No. 4 in the sideration by the New England completed by Sunday, Nov. 25, and preparation and participation in their babies’ births. Own Risk.” Laura Houghton of Glastonbury wrote run. content with only being the top woman small region, are happy and in post­ committee." the third round by Dec. 2. The Unitarians have a fair "Breastfeeding - The Natural Way” provides “ That’s Why the Lady is a Star.” Both are continuing Treacy has vaulted into the world limelight pinner in Connecticut. Seven times Dyak held the season play. Providence andYale UConn and Harvard, part of the semifinals must be completed by information on the benefits of breastfeeding and their theater studies at the University of Conneeticut. again following his silver medal performance in top national ranking. She is the only female to are on the outside looking in. 23-team Division I field, met Dec. 9 with the national champion Elinor Berke, interim minister, and Jack Vernon St., will feature a Christmas preparing the body for it. David Litrico, also of Manchester, wrote “ The the Olympic Marathon. The little man, who now gain membership in the Manchester Sports Hall Providence, ranked No. 1 in New during the regular season in to be crowned on Dec. 16 at the dost of Ambassador Drive are sur­ shop, baskets, stitched and knitted Th ei^w ill be nq dharge for the program which is Education of Eddie Van.” Litrico graduated from calls Rhode Island his adopted state, has twice of Fame...Wendy Ehrlich, perennial Women’s England with its final ,14-2-2 Cambridge, Ma., with the Crimson Kingdome in Seattle. rounded by some of the crafts which will open to the public. Amherst Collage in 1977 with a bachelor’s degree in reigned as the world cross country champion, in Division golf champion at Ellington Ridge, won items, used books and toys, children's English. . 1978 and 1979, the same years he won here. second net honors in the recent National Women’s be at the Unitarian Universalist Meeting­ activities, Vermont cheese, preserves “ Play at Your Own Risk” is an experimental piece Binns is sharp, and in great condition. Treacy Seniors Tournament at Myrtle Beach. She’s been house fair on Saturday from 9 a.m. to 3 and a bakery. Craft club to start about the playing o f a popular board game and the has passed up competition since his stunning the reigning queen of the links at ER for the past p.m. The fair, at the church at 153 W. Friendship Crafters will have its first meeting player’s frustration that leads to violence. MCC showing in Los Angeles in August but he knows decade. . .Busier than when he was coaching and Celtics coast past Pacers Wednesday from 10 a.m. to noon at the Salvation sociology professor John Crowly of Manchester plays the local course and is anxious to get back into the turning out tournament soccer teams at Man­ Army Citadel on Main Street. Albert. Community players include: Jeanne Mangino winner’s circle after losing in a race to the wire chester High is Dick Danielson. The retired local INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) - The Sponsored by the Salvation Army and the of South Windsor as Marsha: Denise LaBonte of against Coghlan in ’83. The latter will not be back man serves as director of schoolboy soccer Boston Celtics showed the form of Manchester Area Conference of Churches, the new Manchester as the nurse; and Bill Allen of Windsor as to defend. tourney play for the CIAC. . .Jay Johnstone, the a good thoroughbred miler. "They Women’s work isn’t done club is open to all who want to work on their own crafts Joshua. "M y goal is to run Manchester under 22 only Manchester native in major league baseball, came storming out of the gate, in the company of others. Bring your own supplies. “ That’s Why the Lady is a Star” is about the rivalry minutes,” Gary Nixon reports. He was timed in picked up a one-half World Series and National eased up a bit and then just blew For information, call Bea Sheftel, 647-9613. of an aging stage actress and her ambitious 22:25 a year ago, second American to finish. League playoff share from the Chicago Cubs their opponents away and coasted understudy. Nola Currie of Manchester stars as the Randy Thomas was the first USA entrant in sixth which amounted to $8,810.75. The much-traveled to victory. when Mom goes on strike actress, V ivian ., MCC students Kim Mullen of place — in securing the seventh spot among the 35-year-oId outfielder helped Chicago win the “ We played a good first quarter Pharmacy checks pressure Manchester is the understudy Mindy. Robert Eckert more than 5,000 finishers. Nixon is the top National League East but failed to get into the and a lousy second quarter," plays the producer, J.P, Dixon. Bernie Shanley o f Connecticut road runner, but doesn’t appear to be series when San Diego upset the Cubs. Johnstone Bv Joan Hanauer women’s groups from all over the Boston coach K.C. Jones said after audience for "Breathing Easy,” Rite Aid Pharmacy at 361 Main St. will hold a free Glastonbury, a Phoenix Mutual systems analyst, in the class to seriously challenge either Binns or won World Series rings as a member of the 1978 United Press International country after Mom holds a news the Celtics pounded the Indiana an anti-smoking special to air on blood pressure clinic Saturday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. plays the agent, Sam. Treacy. -^champion New York Yankees and 1981 Los conference that is widely reported Pacers 132-115 Monday night. "The PBS Nov. 14, the eve of the Great For more information, call the pharmacy at 649-9110. "The Education of Eddie Van ” is a drama about the There could be an unknown who could surprise, Angeles Dodgers in his storied career. NE\' YORK - Women tradi­ in newspapers and on television. second half was our game. The key American Smokeout. struggles of a young Navy man reaching maturity. It but that hasn’t happened in more than 40 years for tionally want husbands, but a wife No one will be surprised when was getting back on defense. Our combines his search for understanding with an the holiday run that starts at 10 o’clock. really is much handier to have the family gets back together, The PBS show stars Joan Van YWCA gives holiday courses Exhibition slated transition game was run about as around the house. Ark ("Knots Landing,") Mark understanding women, Bev, played by Jennifer Joy. well as it has been all season.” having learned a lesson — one that The Nutmeg Branch of the Hartford Region YWCA Husbands traditionally go out Harmon (” St. Elsewhere” ), Laurent Jean stars as Eddie. Both players are MCC Gordie Howe and the Hartford Whaler Old While Pacer coach George Ir­ also will not be lost on the young will sponsor three Christmas courses. The first, on Historic event and earn money, which is some­ LaVar Burton (“ Roots” ) and graduates and Manchester residents. Timers will appear in an exhibition fund-raiser vine appreciated his team’s ag­ viewers who tune in, Wednesday from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m., will show how to thing more and more women are disc jockey Casey Kasen, who does Tom Ozimek plays Leon and Glenn Packman plays History will be made by the Manchester hockey game at the Bolton-Ice Palace on Jan. 20. gressiveness on defense, the bot­ "M om ’s On Strike,” based on the make yeast breads and rolls. The charge will be $4 for Country Club membership Thursday when Betty doing, too. Husbands also put out book "The Great Skinner Strike" the American Top 40 am-radio Mark. Both are MCC students and Manchester Benefactor will be the ECHO program. . .Rich tom line was clear. show. members and $5 for non-members. Lou Nordeen is approved as president. No woman the garbage. Wives, on the other by Stephanie S. Tolan, is good residents. Also in the cast are: Pat Valukas and O’Flynn, third in the Manchester Five Mile Road "W e didn’t do a very good job On Nov. 28, from 10 to 11:30 a’’ m., Pat Lukach of Kathleen Kalbfleish of Manchester, Min Buckler and has ever held that i>osition in the long history of defensively inside.” said Irvine. hand, clean the house, wash the clean fun, well acted and pleasant “ Breathing Easy" (to air 9 p.m. Race last November, successfully defended his Greens n Things, will direct a Christmas wreath David Baird of EaST Hartford, Bill Tiemann of the golf club. The annual meeting will take place "They came out and banged people dishes, cook, do the marketing and viewing for adults as well as kids. Eastern time, check local listings) IC4A cross country title at Lehigh University last workshop costing $9 for members and $10 for Andover, Rebecca Allinson of Coventry and Susan Thursday night. Dick Marshall will move up a$ Saturday. Last month, the Ireland native, around. They set the tempo of the the laundry, keep everybody’s If the kids seem wise beyond includes in its one hour format a non-members. activities organized, chauffeur the Feighn of Vernon. vice president with the Board of Governors running for Providence College, annexed the Big game and it took us a while' to their years and their parents seem game show, a news report, a "Snack with Santa” on Dec. 15 from 10 to 11:30 a.m. kids around, schedule dental and Richard Dana of Manchester, an MCC acting consisting oi Kappy Giblin, Bill Moran, John East cross country crow n.. .Annual Band Day at respond.” a little childish — well, that's how sitcom and a talk show — all wilUeacch children from 3 to 6 songs and crafts. Santa doctor appointments, see that teacher, will be director. Technical supervisor is Mike Pickens, Wally Irish, Roger Macaione, Larry UConn last Saturday featured among the 23 the young audience sees the world. geared toward encouraging kids in will visit and refreshments will be served. The cost hubby has a white shirt as needed Beller. Glen Aliczi is technical director. Tim Ballard Pietrantonio, Alex Eigner Jr., John Gannon and invited bands, plus UConn, the Illing Junior High Larry Bird scored 29 points and Young people also are the target the 10-13 age bracket not to smoke. will be $4 for members and $5 for non-members. and agonize with everybody’s is lighting operator. Both are Manchester residents. Bill Tomkiel. Tom Lowery chairs the Nominating and Bennet Junior High bands. Once again, the led a hot .streak during the third personal problems-. Committee which included Mae Anderson, Stan top honors were garnered by Trumbull High. . period to pace the Boston victory, Sometimes wives also protest — McFarland, Ben DelMastro, Mary Presti, Carl .Marches On: It’s been 30 years since a back which put the Celtics a half-game even go on strike. Halfway house eases Hohenthal, Kris Seddon, C.D. McCarthy and Pete injury sidelined Ann McBride DeMartin in in first place in the NBA Atlantic That’s what happens in "M om ’s Here’s Teets. Membership fees for all classifications are Women’s Division golf at the Manchester Country Division at 6-1. Indiana fell to 1-7. On Strike,” an ABC Afterschool scheduled to increase for 1985, plus a minimum Club. She was a three-time winner of the club’s The Celtics pulled ahead by 21 Special to air Nov. 14. 4:30-5:30 the fears of freedom the way monthly seasonal spending fee. most prestigious annual tourney. . .Waterbury points, 37-21, late in the first period p.m.. Eastern time. and Madison communities will offer five-mile as Bird and Dennis Johnson paced Kaye Stage, left, and road races Thanksgiving morning in competing a strong quarter. But t/ern Flem- Mary Kay Place, who won an BRIDGEPORT (UPI) — The house for,livin g quarters. Ex­ Comeback trail Rhonda Swensen, with the Manchester . race. The Athletics ming.scored 14 of his 17 points in Emmy as best supporting actress "warehouse” of prison had not__ panded in July 1982, the halfway hi Sign of the Times: Eight seasons ago, Cathy Congress (TAC) sanctions all distance runs in the first half, including 10 straight in 1977 for her role as folk singer prepared Edward for the struggle house currently is at full capacity . work on Christmas Dyak was the No. 1 high average duckpin bowler Connecticut and would approve a dozen if Pacer points, to pull the hosts Loretta in “ Mary Hartman, Mary he knew he would face with his with 12 men, age 18 to mid 40s, who decoratoins to­ Hartnrian,” plays Ellie Skinner, a new-found freedom, said the con­ in the United States with a 137.108 per string requested on the same date. within 65-63 at halftime. are serving the final three to five gether. The two are Indiana, which never led in the harried housewife who can't get victed burglar and admitted co­ months of prison sentences. her husband and four kids to listen caine addict. among several Trin­ game, tied the score at 69 early in Most have been convicted of • the third period, but the Celtics ran when she suggests a reallocation of “ Prison is like a warehouse. All burglary, drug offenses or larceny. ity Covenant Church the housework load. they tell you about your release is off 11 straight points and Indiana "When a person first comes members who have never closed the gap. What's a' mother to do? Strike. the date,” said Edward, who Jazz rewarded by Dantley’s return home (and) is faced with the old Bird, returning to the state Hubby and kids come home one arrived two weeks ago at Isaiah been making items lifestyle and peer pressure, and UPI photo day to find that Mom has moved to House, a halfway house for prison­ for the fair on Satur­ where he excelled in college without support and back-up, it is XT SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) - before Monday’s game. basketball, said it is just a matter a tent on the front lawn and is ers nearing the end of their easy to fall into old habits,” said day from 9:30 a.m. to Despite Adrian Dantley’s contract Dantley played as if he had never Paultz, the 6-foot-ll veteran marching up and down in front of sentences. of time before the Pacers match Celtics’ Larry Bird (33) is a iittle late in trying to get his Arthur Joseph, who became direc­ 2:30 p.m. at the dispute that kept him out of the missed a practice and led the Jazz picked up by the Jazz this year, the success stories of the Celtics or the house, with a picket sign that Edward, 28, who asked his full tor of the program last year. hand on top of a bali being shot by Indiana’s Vern church at 302 Hack­ . first few games of the season, Utah to a quick 31-20 lead after the first just about brought the house down his former Indiana State teams. reads, "On Strike. Unfair Labor name not be used, said counselors 0 in the fourth quarter when he drove Most of the residents work or coach Frank Layden started the quarter. The Jazz finished the first "They are running more this Fieming. Celtics coasted to an easy 132-115 victory. Practices.” have helped him stay off drugs and matack St. Folk art, the lane like a guard and scored a take part in training, he said, and defending NBA scoring champ half with a 54- 35 advantage as year,” Bird said. "When their Hubby, played by Stephen Keep, avoid his former drug-dealing layup. every hour of the day is rigidly baked ooods, against Dallas Monday night and Utah shot 52 percent to just 35 shots start falling, they will be refuses to listen on the theory that friends. scheduled. The state Department .w a s rewarded with a 32-pointi percent for Dallas. "Paultz got on a roll tonight,” stained gifts, dried competitive,” Parish and Danny Ainge each "W e have to play harder than if he holds out long enough. Mom Instead, he spends his time with of Corrections is notified if a ^performance that led the Jazz to'a “ We did not look very enthused,” Layden said. " I kept him this year flower arrange­ Bird led all scorers while John­ added 18. Herb Williams had 20 to this, especially against the world will relent. She doesn't. 'Things other prisoners in a strict regimen resident is late for work or late in 123-97 victory . said Dallas coach Dick Motta. "W e for his experience. If he can give us son added 24 points and Robert pace Indiana. ^ champions,” Irvine said. deteriorate to the point where of training and activities designed returning to the halfway house. ments, used jewelry, : Dantley missed the entire pre- looked lethargic. We only went to two and four minutes in spurts, he there aren’t even any cupcakes for to ease their impending reiease. There is a staff of seven and hand-crafted ' season due to his boycott of the the free- throw line 13 times and I can help us. You can’t replace breakfast. He was about to start a full-time counselors and sessions may in­ wooden items will team over a contract disagree­ don’t know if we attacked enough experience." Dad finally organizes the house­ job and felt good about himself for clude groups or a resident’s wife ment and did not join Utah until the to even deserve that. The whole Dallas was led by rookie Sam hold chores. Guess who gets stuck also be sold. Lunch Site, time changed for MHS game the first time-in years. and family. Each weekend the men fifth game of the regular season. game was over in five minutes.’’ Perkins, who had 19 points in the with most of them? The two girls. " I feel a lot stronger now,” he are given 48-hour leave — a will be served from Layden had not been-starting his Besides Dantley’s sparkling per-' losing effort. He was joined in "W e’re his daughters, not his ^said. " I want a nice car, a.family, privilege curtailed if rules are 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. star forward because he wanted to formance, the Jazz had a solid double figures by Dale Ellis and Site and time for the state Class The game was first set for North in last year's championship guiiK, servants," 16-year-oId girl Jenny good food, and I don’t want to broken. give him time to adjust to the Jazz’ team effort with six other players Rolando Blackman, with 14 apiece. LL soccer semifinal between Man­ Haven High at 4 o’clock. 3-0 .says. Coffee will be availa­ spend money on drugs anymore." "W e offer support, but it is up to : new offense. in double figures. The bench looked Utah improved its record to 5-4 chester High and Ridgefield High The Manchester-Ridgefleld “ Now you sound just like Mom,” Isaiah House was founded in 1980 the individuai to change — a ble from 9:30 a.m. " I decided Adrian is too good of a strong for Utah with reserves Jeff and jumped ahead of Dallas in the on Wednesday has been changed. Manchester is No. 2 seed at 15-0-2 winner faces the Glastonbury-E.O. her younger sister responds. by 12 volunteers associated with self-help concept. We help them until 2 p.m. player to keep on the bench, so I Wilkins, John Drew and Billy Midwest Division standings. The The game will be played at while Ridgefield, defending Smith winner for the state title on They join Mom in the tent. Mavericks, 5-5, had a three-game various church groups who reno­ create their own’ lives," Joseph Herald pboto by Pinto ; decided to start him tohight and let Pauliz all scoring in double Conard High in West Hartford at 2 champs, is No. 6 seed and is 13-2-1. Saturday at a site and time to be So do representatives from vated the three-story West Side said. him play into shape,” Layden said figures. winning streak snapped. o’clock. Ridgefield defeated Manchester announced. \ MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesduy. Nov 13.1984 - 17 16 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Nov 13, 1984 Mets move roster, Sports In Brief Habs back on the winning track S c o r e b o a r d R^artin runs on Sunday VANCOUVER, British Colum­ The coach’s formula for success, cnippea in an unossisted breakaway Staub free agent MIDDLETOWN — The 26th J. Fred Martin 2.7 and 4.25 mile which has pushed his club to the top goal ond Jason Allan played a strong bia (U P l) — The new-look Mont­ gome on right wing. Backstopping the runs are set for Sunday at Wesleyan University, W yllys Avenuse real Canadiens have set two goals of the Adams Division with a 9-3-2 Hockey win was Dave Dickinson. Swimming Football NEW YORK (UPl) — The New (16) and pinch hit RBI (18) for the at Andrus Field. The event is the second oldest road race for this season: winning hockey record, has been to make 8Ure York Mets made a series of roster second straight season. He hit one p roB am in the state. Applications are available at the games and restoring the franchise every player knows his job. ’ Bantam A changes Monday, and in the most homer. Miilaletown Parks-Reepreation Department, P.O. Box 1300, to its lofty position of pouter. "Between periods’ and after Todd Larivlere was the lone scorer In prominent move Rusty Staub "I'm sorry that the Mets decided Middletown. The 2.7 even is at 1 o'clock and the 4.25 run at 1:30. Monday night, the Canadiens games I always take notes on what NHL itindlngs Purdy Corp.'s 8-1 loss to New Hoven Rec swim team NFL standings declared himself a free agent. not to keep me on the 40-man Post tim e registration begins at 11 a.m. on the day of the runs. moved a small step closer to the players have done. I explain to Saturday In East Haven. Bruce Skl- The Manchester Rec swim team won General Manager Frank Cashen roster," Staub said, "but I do realizing those goals by edging the players when they have done well vlngton assisted. Its first meet ot the year Saturday, by a Wolw Conttrtnca Purdy skated to a 1-1 stolemote with American Centorenco said that Staub, the veteran understand in ba.seball there are lowly Vancouver Cancuks 5-3. and when they’ve slowed down," Patrick DIvlilan slim 277-276 margin over Mansfield at East Southern Conn, of Bolton. Chris Malo­ the Monchester High pool. In a left-handed pinch hitter, had some very difficult decisions for "W e needed a victory badly to Lemaire said. W L T Ph. OF OA ney hod the single tally, assisted by W L T Pet. PF PA Madden undergoes surgery Philadelphia 9 3 2 20 «9 30 breakdown of the total score, the Miami 11 0 0 1.000 360 164 elected free agency rather than management to make. restore our confidence after the Meanwhile, in the Canucks’ Jeff Minor and Scott Andrews. Net- Manchester Juniors were victorious NY lilonders 0 7 0 16 76 75 minder VInnIe SIco played a strong New England 7 4 0 .636 252 245 accept an assignment to "Baseball is a funny game. You NEW YORK — Veteran NBA referee Jack Madden, injured in last two games (a tie and a loss) dressing room, the mood was NY Rangers 7 5 1 IS 59 S3 by o 219-152 count, while the Seniors NY Jets 6 5 0 .545 243 227 quietly optimistic, despite the Washington 5 5 3 13 50 69 gome. lost, 58-124. The next meet Is Sunday, Indlanopolls 4 7 0 .364 173 271 Tidewater. never know what will happen. I the Philadelphia-Boston game of Nov, 9, underwent successful but now we’re right back in there." Pittsburgh 5 7 1 11 48 56 Dec. 2, at Windsor. Buttalo 0 11 0 .OX 163 322 "There are a number of young truly feel I'll be playing some­ surgery Monday. said right-winger Mark Hunter, outcome of the game, which New Jersey . 3 8 2 8 44 58 Bantam B Swimmers scoring for Manchester: Control where in 1985.1 was very pleased to Madden suffered a fracture of the inside surface of the right dropped Vancouver’s record to Adorns Division 8 and under girls — 100 medley relay: Pittsburgh 6 5 0 .660 245 209 players coming out df the minor who scored Montreal’s fourth and Montreol 9 3 2 20 53 41 Mark Peterson scored the lone goal 1. Backlund-Sekac-Rush-Ostermeler Cincinnati 4 7 0 .364 202 240 leagues that we have to protect,” know that if nothing else happens knee. Dr. James Funk, the orthopedic physician for the Atlanta winning goal. 2-13-2. Boston 9 5 1 19 60 50 as Reed Construction dropped a 5-1 1:30.06; 25 tree: 1. Sekac 17.48, 2. Cleveland 2 9 0 .182 136 217 said Cashen. "W e had kept Rusty the Mets will invite me to spring Hawks, performed the surgery and charaijj^ized the injury as a "W e played a very intense type decision to Eost Hampton Saturday at Lavatorl, 3. Ostermeler; 25 back: 1. Houston 1 10 0 .091 140 316 Buttalo 7 6 2 16 66 56 training.” , "W e were really hopeful that we of hockey tonight, and if we'd Hartford 7 6 2 16 50 99 Bolton. Reed bounced bock Sunday, Sekoc 20.88, 2. Backlund; 25 tiv: 2. West appraised of our situation and he "depressed fracture” which requireiMBking bone from Quebec 6 8 1 13 52 59 knocking off Eost Haven, 9-4. George Bocklund, 3. Rush;. 25 breast; 2. Rush; Denver 10 1 0 .909 227 150 knew that we had a numbers The Mets promoted seven play­ Madden’s hip and grafting it beneath the fractured area. could pick up where we left off in gotten a couple of breaks it could Campbell Conference Russo had two goals and two assists 100 free relay: 1. Rush-Ostermeler- Seattle 9 2 0 .818 306 170 problem. We talked again oyer the ers to their major league roster. last year’s playoffs, and I think have been a different story," said Norris Division and Peterson added a goal and two Backlund-Sekac 1:20.60. LA Raiders 7 4 0 .636 254 214 •A that’s exactly what we’ve done," Canucks captain Stan Smyl, who W L T Pts. OF GA assists. Derek Pasterick and Shane 8ond under boys— 25free; 1. Holmes San Diego 5 6 0 .455 282 268 weekend and Rusty elected to Added to the winter roster, which Chicago 7 6 2 16 67 62 McCann contributed one goal and one 15.84,2. Wolff; 25 back: 1. Holmes 19.82, Kansos City 5 6 0 .455 188 238 declare himself a free agent, which now stands at 40, are left-handed Pat Costello leads tourney said Montreal left-winger Bobby scored Vancouver’s third goal. St. Louis 6 7 1 13 49 54 assist each. Korev Fuellhart notched 2. Begley; 25 fly: 1. Holmes 19.92, 25 Notional Conference allows him to keep all of his options pitchers Randy Myers and Bill Smith. Canucks coach Bill LaForge Minnesota 4 8 3 11 55 69 two markers and John Mulligan and breast: 2. Wolff; 100 free reloy; 2. East LAS VEGAS, Nev. — Pat Costello of St. Helena, Calif., limped "W e’re playing a defensive style echoed the feeling of his hard­ Detroit 4 9 1 9 50 62 Ron Cote one apiece to complete the Marsh-Wolff-O'Keefe-Beglev. W L T Pet. PF PA open. He is now free to talk Latham, right-handed pitchers Toronto 3 9 3 9 47 70 scoring. Steve Mezel hod an assist. 9-10 girls — 200 medley relay: 1. Washington 7 4 0 .636 285 2X contract with alt 26 m ajor league Roger McDowell, Jeff Bettendorf off the lanes Monday night with a 10-pin lead over Cheryl Daniels of hockey now, mainly because we working captain. Smvttie Division Goalie Richard Simmons was Kurland-Nason-Mvers-Lappen Dallos 7 4 0 .636 210 209 of Detroit for the first-round lead of the $100,000 Ladies Pro really don't have a 60-goal scorer " I would say our only real 2:55.91; 50 free: 1. Kurlond 36.52, 2. clubs and the Mets certainly intend and Floyd Youmans, catcher Ronn Edmonton 12 1 3 27 86 45 outstanding. St. Louis 6 5 0 .545 » S 253 in our line-up this season,” he said. disappointment about tonight's Colgarv 8 6 1 17 76 61 Shllllngton, 3. Lappen; 100 IM; 2. NY Giants 6 5 0 .545 221 213 to keep the line of communication Reynolds and infielder Dave Bowlers Tour Tournament of Champions. Winnipeg 7 5 2 16 56 50 Sampson, 3. Karpe; 100 free: 1. Nason Philadelphia 4 6 1 .409 199 224 open. Cochrane. game was the score,” said the 1:15.29, 3. Myers; 50 back: 1. Nason Central Los Angeles 5 7 3 13 55 57 " I f nothing else turns up for Cashen also announced that Jacques Lemaire, who took over rookie coach. “ I think we played Vancouver 2 12 2 6 57 99 39.22; 50 fly: 1. Myers 49.71; 50breast: Chicago 7 4 0 .636 224 169 really well and I ’m sure the Monday's Result Scholastic 1. Kurland 42.49; 200 free relay: 1. Green Boy 4 7 0 .364 246 230 Rusty, he knows that he is welcome three players, pitcher Jeff Bit- English cited by the NBA the coaching reigns late last Montreal 5, Vancouver 3 Myers-Kurland-Loppen-Nason 2:33.28. Detroit 3 7 1 .318 205 272 to come to spring training with tiger, infielder Brian Giles and season, admitted his toughest job players are not down at all." Tuesday's Gomes •••••••••••pggggggggbb. 9-10 boys — 200 medley relay: 1. Tampa Bay 4 7 0 .364 X7 268 NEW YORK — Alex English of the Denver Nuggets, who us." catcher Junior Ortiz, had been has been instilling a positive Mats Naslund's empty-net goal (All Times EST) Huoalo-Dee-Hart-Upenelks 2:43.41; 50 Minnesota 3 8 0 .273 214 288 averaged 37.5 points per game last week and twice topped the Los Angeles at Quebec, 7:35 p.m. free: 2. Anderson, 3. ShUlIngton; lOO W nt Staub, who will be41 next April 1, outrighted to the Mets Tidewater attitude among his players. at 19:58 of the third period secured Scholastic standings 40-point mark, Tuesday was named the NBA P layer of the Week. UPl photo Minnesota at Washington, 7:35p.m. IM: 2. Hart, 3. Sauatrlto; 100 free: 2. San Francisco 10 1 0 .909 311 167 hit .264 for New York in 1984 and led farm club of the International "It's a matter of getting back to the Montreal victory after Smyl Detroit at Calgary, 9:35 p.m. Football Anderson, 3. Dee; 50bock; 1. Anderson LA Roms 7 4 0 .636 229 196 the basics of the game,” said had moved Vancouver to within Wodnesday's Gomes 39.73,50fly; 2. Rovltz; 50breast; 1. Hart New Orleans 5 6 0 .455 216 Ml the National I.,eague in pinch hits League. Boston at Buffalo, nIgM 43.79; 200 free relay: 1. Upenelks-Dee- Atlonto 3 8 0 .273 211 256 Lemaire, who centered Montreal’s one goal late in the second. Canadiens’ Mark Hunter (right) puts the stick to Montreal at EdmontoiC night CCC-Eoifern O'all Fleurv-Hort 1:29.99. Monday's Results Lambert out for good? top scoring line with Guy Lafleur Deflections by Pierre Mondou Canucks' Jiri Bubla (29) during first period action Quebec at St. Louis, night W L T W L T 11-12 girls — 200 medley relay: 2. Seattle 17, Los Angeles Raiders 14 and Steve Shutt in the '70s. and Mario Trembley gave Mont­ N.Y. Rongers at Chicago, night Rodgers-Holcombe-Fllck-Whlte; 50 Sunday's (3ames PITTSBURGH — Veteran Steeler linebacker Jack Lambert’s K-Manchester 6 1 0 6 3 0 "During last season I felt the guys real a 2-1 lead after the first period, Monday in Vancouver. Montreal won, 5-3. Pittsburgh at Winnipeg, night ' Rockville 5 1 0 6 2 1 free: 2. Cool, 3. Rodgers; 100 IM: 3. (All Times EST) F/ve Olympic boxers Los Angeles at Toronto, night Flick; lOOfree: 1. Holcombe 1:05.50; 50 Cleveland at Atlanta, 1 p.m. career rnay. be in jeopardy because of the dislocated toe he were talking but each didn't know with Smith and Hunter adding South Windsor 4 2 1 4 3 1 back: 2. Rodgers; 50fly: 1. Holcombe the team ’s second of the night ;il Detroit at Vancouver, night Windham 4 3 0 5 4 0 Dallas at Buffalo, 1 p.m. suffered in the season opener, Pittsburgh coach Chuck Noll said. what his job was. They didn’t seem ..second-period goals for the Habs. scored the Canucks’ first-period Enfield 3 3 0 4 5 0 33.79; 50 breast; 1. Flick 41.75; 200 tree Detroit at Chicago, 1 p.m. Noll told reporters at his weekiy news luncheon Monday that 9:36 of the middle frame. relay: 1. Cool-Fllck-Whlte-Holcombe L.A. Rams V. Green Bay at Milw., 1 to enjoy what they were doing.” Defenseman Doug Lidster goal and rookie Petri Skriko netted East Hartford 1 3 2 2 5 2 guaranteed big money fhe injury "could be” career-threatening. AHL standings Fermi 15 0 17 1 2:12.23. p.m. Hartford Public 0 6 1 0 7 1 11-12 boys — 200 medley relay: 1. New England at Indianapolis, 1 p.m. “ When he works, heends up reinjuring it,” said Noll. "W e want Fltzaerald-Ramans-Nelllaan-Baiorls St. Louis at New York Giants, 1 p.m. Norttiem Division X • clinched tie for division title 2:34.77 ; 50 free: 1. Fitzgerald 31:10, 2. Seattle at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. By Dave Raffo worry," to see if he can get to a situation where he can play. That may College football ratings W L T Ph. GF GA Ambrosl; 100 IM: 2. Ramans; 100free: Washington at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. UPl Sports Writer Breland, a 21-year-old from never be.” Fredericton TO 5 0 20 60 S3 2. Nelllgan, 3. Ambrosl; 50 back: 2. Maine HCC , O'all New York Jets at Houston, 4 p.m. B 4 3 T9 62 36 W L T W L T Lombardo; 50butter: 1. Ramons36.31, Miami at San Diego, 4 p.m. Brooklyn. N.Y., has a budding Sherbrooke 7 6 1 15 55 55 3. Ravltz; 50 breast: 1. Rush 43.30; 200 NEW YORK - The five 1976 acting career to fall back on and Nova Scotia 6 7 3 15 x-East Catholic 4 2 0 7 2 0 Minnesota at Denver, 4 p.m. 57 66 x-Notre Dame free relay: 1. Ambrosl-FItzoerold- Tampa Boy at San Francisco, 4 p.m. Olympic boxing champions from only expects to fight four more Fazio expects to return Moncton 5 7 3 15 57 57 (WH) 4 2 0 5 4 0 Nelllgon-Romans 2:36.54. Kansas City at L.A. Raiders, 4 p.m. Adirondack 6 5 3 15 51 68 the United States turned their gold years. Nebraska regains top spot NWest Catholic 3 2 0 6 3 0 13-14 girls — 200 medley relay: 1. Monday's (Somes PITTSBURGH — Foge Fazio, the embattled coach of the Southern Division Cool-Holmes-Fltzgerald-Mulr 2:21.97; Pittsburgh at New Orleans, 9 p.m. medals into $55 million as profes­ "I'd like to fight three years, no Rochester 12 2 1 25 63 34 South Catholic 3 2 0 5 4 0 St. Bernard 3 3 0 6 3 0 50 free — 2. Holmes, 3. Muir; 200 IM: 3. Thursday, Nov. 22 sionals. There's no telling whether more than four years,” he said. University of Pittsburgh football team, says he plans to be back New Haven 6 6 3 15 67 55 Xavier 2 3 0 3 5 1 Fitzgerald; 100 free: 3. Cool, 100 Green Bay at Detroit, 12:Xp.m. next year. By Dave Raffo weeks earlier in the season but Oklahoma made the largest Baltimore 6 6 3 15 54 49 St. Paul 0 5 0 0 9 0 breast: 2. Fltzgerold, 3. Muir; 200 free New England at Dallas, 4 p.m. the nine 1984 U.S. champions can "Hopefully, in two years I'll get a slipped to ninth after a stunning jump of six spots after clubbing Binghamton 6 7 2 14 66 62 “ I expect to be here,” said Fazio when asked about his future UPl Sports Writer relay; 2. Dee-FItzgerold-Mulr-Holmes. Sunday, Nov. 25 match that, but they're off to a title shot. I know a lot of fighters 17-9 loss to Syracuse seven games Colorado 42-17. Southern Cal, Vir­ Hershey 4 7 4 12 57 66 X • clinched tie for division title 13-14 boys — 50 free: 2. Flick, 3. Atlonta at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. plans Monday following a luncheon at the Allegheny Club. “ I St. Catharines 4 10 2 10 55 79 flying start. have said that but didn't have NEW YORK - Nebraska, one of ago. The Cornhuskers have inched ginia and SMU all moved up five Springfield 4 10 2 10 Fitzgerald; 200 IM: 1. Flick 2:42.11; 100 Buffalo at Washington 1 p.m. signed a two-year extension of my contract (which runs through 50 79 tree: 2. Flick; 100 bock: 2. Fogon; 100 Houston at Cleveland, 1 p.m. Promoter Dan Duva has guaran­ anything to fall back on. I have an five teams ranked No. 1 this up since then and regained the top spots. Monday's Gomes EC JV football breast: 2. McNally. 1988) just six months ago. Maybe a contract doesn’t mean No Games Scheduled Konsas City at New York Giants, 1 teed five Olympic stars a total of acting career." season, has been given a second spot when the top two teams lost East Catholic lunlor yarslty football Open girls — 100 free: 2. Elwood; 100 P.m. « anything. But they told me when I signed they wanted to stablize Tuesdoy's (Some team capped Its 1984 campaign Mon­ back: 1. Holmes. Los Angeles R ^ s at Tampa Bay, 1 $10 million for the first four years Breland, a five-time New York chance to sit atop the ratings. Saturday. Miami tumbled 11 spots after Nova Scotia at Hershev Open boys — 50 free: 1. Sclaudone of their pro careers. Those five — Golden Gloves champion, co- the program, that they didn’t want coaches leaving every few Wednesday's(3ames day with a 20-0 victory over St. Paul. p.m. “ I ’m not lobbying for it or blowing a 31-0 halftime lead in a Jon Bayer scored East's first TD on a 26.27; 200 IM: 1. Scloudone 2:30.27; 100 Philadelphia at St. Louis, 1 p.m. gold medalists Mark Breland. starred in the movie “ Lords of years.” Nebraska replaced Washington 42-40 loss to Maryland. Florida Springfield at Adirondack 5-yord toss from quarterback Tony breast: 1. Sclaudone 1:12.34. San Diego at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. anything like that,” Nebraska Rochester at Binghamton Pernell Whitaker, Meldrick Taylor Discipline" several years back. Fazio has been under a lot of heat this year because the^ as No. 1 in the U Pl Board of coach Tom Osborne said of being State dropped eight places after a Moncton at Sherbrooke Allbrio. Aaron Allbrio odded the Chicago at Minnesota 4 p.m. second touchdown on a short run and Colts at Los Angeles Rolders, 4 p.m. and Tyrell Biggs along with bronze Breland isn't the only one who Panthers have won only two of 10 games and tied one. Some Coaches' ratings this week, possi- ranked No. 1. "The way things 38-26 loss to South Carolina and sophomore BID Barry closed out the Son Francisco ot New Orleans, 4 p.m. medalist ^vander Holyfield — will figures to cash in on his Olympic pre-season publications had predicted they would finish in the scoring with a 40-yard TD run. Junior Seattle at Denver, 4 p.m. biy putting the Cornhuskers two have worked in the past if you win Texas lost seven spots after its Canadians 5y Canucks 3 Mike Seegar caught a two-point Basketball make their pro debuts Thursday gold. At 18. junior lightweight nation’s top 10. wins away from the national solidly and the other teams lose 29-15 defeat against Houston. conversion. Seahawks 17. Raiders 14 night at Madison Square Garden. Taylor might have the longest championship. Nebraska can wrap you just kind of move up." Auburn and Penn State both Voficouvtr 1 20>~3 East wind sup 7-2 for the season. "There's unlimited money po­ career ahead of him and light­ 'up the Big Eight championship and moved back into the ratings this MmitrMi LA Raiders 0 7 0 7— 14 A shakeup affecting every 2 21-^ NBA standings tential for these fighters," Duva weight Whitaker is the most Browns waive Durlel Harris First period— 1, Montreal, AAondou 3 •••••••••••••••••••••• Seattle o 017 0—17 earn its fourth straight Orange ranked team occurred after seven week. Iowa, 18th last week, and (Chelios), 3:02. 2, Voncouver, LIdster 2 First said. "Who knew what Sugar Ray exciting boxer. None BEREA, Ohio — The Cleveland Browns, still looking to shake Bowl trip with a win over Okla­ Top 20 teams — including No. 2 West Virginia, previously 19th, (MocAdom, Smvl), 4:12. 3, Montreal, Eastern Conference Leonard would earn when he "The gold medal was just my dropped out. Tremblay 2 (Robinson, Mondou) 5:41. Second up their lethargic offense, Monday waived veteran wide receiver homa Saturday. Texas — were beaten Saturday. Golf Atlantic Division 5 11 turned pro. I don't know if any of springboard for a pro career,'' said Penalties— MePhee, Mtl, malor, 15:49; W L Pet. GB LA— Allen 1 run (Bahr kick), : . Duriel Harris. Nebraska, third last week, re­ Oklahoma, which faces Ne­ Beside the Nebraska-Oklahoma Delorme, Van, malor, 15:49; Grodin, Third these guys will be a Sugar Ray Taylor, who will meet veteran ceived 19 of 41 first-place votes and braska with the Big Eight title on game, Texas visits TCU and Boston 6 1 .857 — Seo— FG Johnson 27,2:39 Browns’ coach Marty Schottenheimer made the announce- Van, 16:34; LIdster, Van, 19:27. Philadelphia 5 1 .833 Vz Leonard or Muhammjid Ali but Luke I^cce Thursday. "But I,'ll 584 total points. South Carolina the line Saturday, moved up to. Georgia visits Auburn in other Second perlod->4, Montreal. Smith 3 Washington 4 5 .444 3 Seo— Walker 8 pass from Krleg m en^uring a news conference, and said that Harris “ wasn't (Chelios, Turcotte), 0:46. 5, Van­ Country Club (Johnson kick), 7:43 maybe they'll b"^ Michael always be hungry. You have to moved up three spots to second sixth followed by No. 7 Southern games pitting ranked teams Satur­ New Jersey 3 4 .429 3 maktfg the contribution we wanted from him.” couver, Skriko 4 (Smyl, Grodin), New York 2 6 .250 4Vj Seo— Turner 20 pass from Krleg Spinkses.” work hard to kel|xwhat you have.” with nine first-place votes and 563 Cal, No. 8 Florida, No. 9 Texas and day. TCU leads Texas by one-half 9:36. 6, Montreal, Hunter5(McPhee), BEST 14 — A — Serge Sarto'rl 54-8-46, (Johnson kick), 10:58 Central Division Fourth Leonard, a two-time world "Nothing tops the gold medal,” points, edging No. 3 Brigham No. 10 Texas Christian. game in the Southwest Conference 12:42. 7, Vancouver, Smyl 6 (Grodin, Pat MIstretta 57-8-49. Gross — Tim Chicago 6 2 .750 — Skriko), 17:07. Penolty-^radln, Van, McNamara 75. B — Frank LIpInskI LA— Allen 1 run (Bohr kick), 1:22 champion, contributed $40 million said Whitaker, who faces unbeaten Young (12 first-place votes, 558 Rounding out the Top 20 are No. race. Milwaukee 6 2 .750 — A-64,X1 Leader 2:13. 58- 12-46, Bob Norwood 59-13-46, TomDetroit 4 4 .500 2 to the 1976 Olympians' total. Other Farrain Comeaux (10-0). “The Gretzky cited again points). 11 Ohio State, No. 12 Louisiana Florida, LSU, Georgia and Au­ Third period—6, Montreal, Naslund 4 Obrochta 58-12-46, Joe Novak 58-10-48, Atlanta 3 5 .375 3 world champions from the 1976 gold medal was my dream and the Oklahoma State moved up three (Tremblay), 19:52. Penalties— Smith, BUI Palmer 62-14-48, Jim Morlorty Indiana 1 7 .125 5 First downs 19 11 MONTREAL — Edmonton Oilers center Wayne Gretzky has State, No. 13 Boston Cfbllege, No. 14 burn give the Southeastern Confer­ ORONO, Me. — Sopho­ Mtl. 3:05; Nllan, Mtl, mlnor-molor, 57-9-48, Jim King 62-14-48, Jim Grier Rushes-vards 36— 141 27—85 Olympics were heavyweight Leon Olympics was a dream come true. places to fourth while Washington Virginia, No. 15 Southern Metho­ ence four ranked teams. The Big 59- 11-48, Gus Anderson 60-12-48, AlexCleveland 0 8 .000 6 Passing yards 169 122 been named NHL Player of the Week for his 14-point more Jay Hedlund, a gradu­ 11:05; Halward, Van, mlnor-maior, Western Conference Spinks, bantamweight Leo Ran­ But this (huge pro contract) isn't dropped to fifth after its 16-7 loss to dist, No. 16 Georgia, No. 17 Miami, Eight Conference has three teams 11:05. EIgner, Jr. 61-13-48. C — Ken Anderson Midwest Division Sacks by-yards 6— 34 4— 22 performance in four road games, the NHL said Monday. ate of Manchester High, led Shots on goal— Montreal 10-13-14— 36. 74-31-43, George May 61-16-45, Vic Return yards 58 87 d olp h and current light- unfair. Everybody who is boxing Southern California. No. 18 Florida State, No. 19 Auburn — Nebraska, Oklahoma State and Plagge 63-17-46. W L Pet. GB Gretzky had five goals and nine assists in four games during Voncouver 7-8-12— 27. Houston 7 01.000 — Passes 16—34—3 n - 25— 1 heavyweight champion Michael has a chance to go to the Olympics. Nebraska was No. 1 for three and No. 20 Penn State. Oklahoma — among the top six. the University of Maine Goalies— Montreol, Penney. Van­ SWEEPS — A Gross — Tim McNam- Punts 6— 42.0 10— 41.6 the week ending Nov. 11. The Oiler captain has 17 goals and 30 aro 75. Net — Serge Sartorl 77-8-69. B Denver 6 2 . 750 I'/z Fumbles-lost 4— 3 1— 1 Spinks. But only one can go." couver, Caprice. A— 15,006. Son Antonio 6 2 .750 IVz assists in 17 games this season to lead the league scoring race. soccer team in scoring in Gross — BUI Tomkiel 81. Net — Frank Utah 5 4 .556 3 Penaltles-vards 7— 73 10-X Of the Los Angeles Olympians, In other bouts on Thursday's LIpInskI 81-12-69, Bob Norwood 83-13- Time of possessin 29:46 X:14 welterweight Breland is expected 1984 with seven goals'' and ECHO results 70, Gus Anderson 83-12-71, Jim Grier Dallas 5 5 .500 3Vz nationally televised card, heavy­ Kansas City 1 6 .143 6 to be the biggest pro draw, weight Biggs meets Mike Evans, six assists for 20 points. 83-11-72. C Gross — George May 85. Net Pacific Division Individual Statistics McAdoo may play Friday Bowl picture is becoming clearer — Vtc Plagge 91-17-74. RUSHING— Los Angeles-Howklns 16 Breland, who stands 6- foot-2‘A and light-heavweight Holyfield battles Hedlund had three game­ M E M B E R - M E M B E R — Net — Phoenix 6 2 .750 — 65, Allen 1657, Wilson 2-12 and King 67. Mite A Portland 5 4 .555 I'/z had an amateur record of 110-1, Lionel Byarm and Olympic silver INGLEWOOD, Calif. — An arthrogram performed Monday on winning goals among his Frank LIpInskl-JIm King 61, BUI L.A. Lakers 5 5 .500 2 Seattle-Doornink 10-41, Krleg 2-14, Bv Dave Raffo 16-7 victory over Washington. game. Hall, who has won six Goaltender Todd Hauswirth had 15 Palmer-Ray Gordon 62, Jim Morlartv- Hughes613, Dixon 7-11 andMorrls36. will get the biggest slice of the medalist Virgil Hill fights Pedro Los Angeles forward Bob McAdoo's right knee revealed no L.A.ClIppers 3 5 .375 3 UPl Sports Writer Brigham Young sealed a Holiday straight games since replacing total. Hedlund played in 17 saves In the Mite A 6-0 loss to Hamden Leo Cyr 63, Steve Matava-Rick DeNI- Golden State 2 6 .250 4 guaranteed $10 million, He meets Montero. All bouts are six rounds, ligament tear and he may play Friday night against Kansas City, - Saturday at Bolton Ice Palace. colo 63, Roger Macalone-VIc Plagge PASSING— Los Angeles-Wllson 1636 Bowl bid two weeks ago by winning Charley Pell, should have ce­ of 18 games for the 9-8-1 65, Jim Grier-Bob Norwood65, George Seattle 2 6 .250 4 6191, Seottle-Krleg 11-261-156. Dwight Williams. 7-1, Thursday. except for the four-round Hill- the Lakers announced Monday. Monday's Results "W e wanted to make sure when Nebraska and Ohio State are one the Western Athletic Conference. mented hisjob with Saturday’s 27-0. Moy-DIck Vareslo 65. Gross — Tim Boston 132, Indiana 115 Montero fight. McAdoo, the NBA's third-leading scorer among active Black Bears, who wound up Squirt A McNamara-ErwIn Kennedy 69, Dom Utah 123, Dallas 97 RECEIVING — Los Angeles- boxing's over, he's set finan­ The card features free admis­ win away from clinching league Texas and Texas Christian fig­ win over Georgia but that probably DeNIcolo-Sefge Sartorl 71, Rich Chrlstensen 671, Allen 637, Barnwell 2-57, players, has missed the iast six games. titles and bowl bids, but it should be ure to settle the Southwest Confer­ won't be decided until the bowl ninth in New England. Hed- Bepverlte Products nipped New RIordan-Tom Vecsev 72. Tuesday's Games Bronch 2-12 and Hawkins 1-14. Seattle- cially, " said Shelly Finkel, who sion, Twenty-one thousand tickets Haven, 6-5, Saturday at Eost Haven BACK NIN E — Net — Reg Curtis- (All Times EST) manages Breland. "We wanted to the toughest victory of the year for ence title and Cotton Bowl bid mess is cleared up. lund’s six assists set a Middle School. Gregg Tolmon ac­ Washington ot New York, 7:30 p.m. Tumer 367, Young 2-45, Doornink 2-20, were given away, with Breland Frank Sullivan 31. Al Chevrette-BIII Hughes 2-10, Walker 16 and Largent 16. make sure he doesn't have to both schools. Saturday and Louisiana State school single-season re­ counted for two of the rallies, assisted Sullivan 32. Gross — Al Martin-Bob Milwaukee at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. distributing over 1,000. Dean to returh to 49ers Bo Jackson, who quietly made both times by Mike Kelsey and Ken San Antonio at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. Nebraska hosts Oklahoma Sat­ should be the Southeastern Confer­ Vonderkall 35. Missed field goals: Los Angeles- his return from a shoulder injury cord while his two assists Herold. Kelsey also added an unas­ Cleveland at Houston, 8:30 p.m. Bahr 14. urday with a chance to sew up its ence’s representative once Florida sisted goal, as did Dan Barry and Mike Phoenix at Denver,9:30p.m. REDWOOD CITY, Calif. — Defensive end Fred Dean, whose with a five- carry, 16-yard perfor­ against UMaine of Presque Rodriquez. Brian Kellogg completed New Jersey at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 . fearsom e pass rush galvanized the San Francisco 49ers defense, fourth straight Big Eight cham­ is placed on probation. pionship and Orange Bowl appear­ mance two weeks ago, let folks Isle tied a single-game the scoring, ossisted by Mark Mldford p.m. College foolball ratings Schoonover had locked took his physical Monday in preparation for returning to the 'The other New Year's Day bowl and Rodriquez. Right winger Kevin Dallas at Portland, 10:30 p.m. ance, while Ohio State has to get by teams should come from among know he was around Saturday. Welhn also played a strong game. Scott Bowling Golden State at Seattle, 10:30 p.m. team. Jackson had touchdown runs of 36, mark. NEW YORK (UPl) — The United Michigan for the Big Ten crown South Carolina, Washington, Bos­ Vanek wos the winning goalie. Dean had been a holdout since training camp but Sunday 15 and 2 yards in Auburn's 60-0 rout Beaverlte Products beat W.T.M. of Press International Board of Coaches and Rose Bowl shot. In both cases, ton College, Miami, the Big Eight Celtics 132, Pacers 115 Too ' signed a new four-year contract. VMIbraham, Mass., 6-4, Sunday at up sponsor for 1985 it is a matter of beating a bitter runnerup and SWC runnenip. of Cincinnati. Garron, Couttis Bolton. Tolman ogaln scored twice, 20 college football ratings, with first- It's too late, for Jackson to win with Derek Wood, Kellogg, Mldford Elks Boston (132) place votes and records In parentheses rival. If South Carolina remains and Kelsey adding single strikes. Maxwell 2-4 12-12 16, Bird 13-26 2-4 29, (total points based on 15 points (or first ATLANTA (UPl) - Terry • is survived by his two children, If Oklahoma wins, the Sooners' beaten, the Gamecocks will have the Heisman Trophy he was cited by YanCon Kevin Sheridan, David Perisho and Ernie Pepin 373, Rick Burnett 359, Al Parish 8-10 2-4 18, Johnson 11-21 2-3 24, place, 14 for second, etc.): Schoonover planned to compete for Angela and Bryan of New Le­ Breakers move Imminent favored to take in pre- season, but Atkins 369t Max Welch 371, Tony FIcoro 1. Nebraska (19) (9-1) 584 battle with Oklahoma State Nov. 24 the pick of the Orange, Sugar and Mike Russo each had two assists, while Alnge 7-12 4-4 18, McHole 6-9 4-5 16, rookie honors next year on NAS- banon, Ohio, his parents,' two perhaps not too late to shows pro DURHAM, N.H (UPl) - New Kelsey and Welhn chipped In one 149-142-406, Joe Cataldl Jr. 135167-405, Buckner 3-5 1-1 7, Carlisle 1-1 04) 2, 2. South Carolina (9) (96) 563 PORTLAND, Ore. — New Orleans Breakers owner Joe will most likely decide the Orange Cotton Bowls as the highest ranked scouts that he’s sound. Before the Hampshire tailback Andre Garron apiece. Excellent play by fdrward Sean Bruce Fish 141-142-137-420, Ralph Wedman 0-10-00, Carr 1-204)2, Clark000-0 1 Brigham Young (12) (106) 558 CAR's Grand National circuit, brothers and threesisters. Funeral Canizaro scheduled a Tuesday news conference at which he was Bowl berth. independent team. Allard contributed to the victory as Dover 158-420, Ray Parr 155141-422, Vic 0, KIteOOOOO. Totals52-9227-33132. 6 Oklahomo State (61) 405 already locking up a sponsor and arrangements in Dayton, Ohio, season, Jackson wouldn't rule out took the Yankee Conference offen­ Abraltls 350, Joe Twaronite 363, Jack 5. Washln^on (61) 351 expected to announce that his United States Football League club Although Michigan is out of the "They're in the catbird's seat,” netminder Vanek stopped 25 of 29 preparing for the 1985 season. were incomplete. going to the U^FL after his junior sive player-of-the week honors, shots. Talley 137-377, Travis Cook Sr. 136-395, Indiana (115) 6. Oklahoma (7-1-1) 340 is moving to Portland. Big Ten picture, the Wolverines Sugar Bowl Executive Director Andy Lamoureaux 145381, Jerry Ridel Brown 4-5 00 8, Williams 1019 00 20, 7. Southern Cal (61) 331 But Sunday the 32-year-old Flori­ , Schoonover was an unknown on year so maybe he's still hoping to the conference announced U SFL Commissioner Chet Simmons was due to be on hand for relish the chance of knocking the Mickey Holmes said. * 140-368. Stipanovich 50 3-6 13, Thomas 4-7 00 9, 8. Florida (1) (7-1-1) 304 dian's life ended in a one-car crash the circuit trying to make a name cash in early. Monday. Squirt B Slchtlng 6-6 00 12, Kellogg 610 2-2 10, y. Texas (61-1) 302 the announcement that the Breakers will move to Portland for Buckeyes out of the Rose Bowl, If 10. Texas Christian (61) 253 at Atlanta International Raceway. for himself. He was so new there Mark Couttis of Maine took the Two goals by Phillip Dakin and one Friendship Stansbury 7-19 1-1 15, Garnett 5-7 00 10, the spring 1985 season. Ohio State loses, Iowa can win the Gaylen Hall has every right to Doug Flutie wrote his name in Flemming 7-11 3-5 17, Walters 01 00 0, 11. Ohio State (62) 247 He was pronounced dead of mas­ was no biographical data on him in league title with a victory over defensive award and Randy Pettus each by Peter Hoyes and Bill Pace led 12. Loulslona State (7-1-1) 221 feel insecure these days. The . the record book again Saturday Horst Engineering to a 4-2 win over Lu Toutain 175-462, Bert Toutoln Durrant001-21,GravOOOOO.Totals52-tOO sive head and internal injuries the press box, and even Monday of Boston University earned rookie 180-488, Deb Thompson 200-487, Shirley 1016 115. 13. Boston College (62) 131 Minnesota Saturday. interim Florida coach is not only and practically sewed up the East Hampton Saturday at Bolton. 14. Virginia (7-1-1) 83 after being taken by helicopter to the details of his life were sketchy. honors. Kevin Low. James Lockwood, Bren­ Pointer 457, Charlie Hartley 207-558, Boston 37 38 34 33— 132 Rams lose Nolan Cromwell "It all comes down to the waiting to hear whether he'll still Heisman Trophy in the process. By Joe Parker 212-511, John KozIckI Indiana 23 40 25 27— m 15. Southern Methodist (62) 59 an Atlanta hospital. nan Lundberg and Matt WelnIckI were 16. Georgia (7-2) 51 Michigan game — as it always have his job next year, but the fate throwing for 311 yards in a 45-31 credited with assists. Dakin and Corey 201-563, John Krause 209, Rich Begley Three-point goals — Bird, Thomas. The wreck occurred on lap 129 of ANAHEIM, Calif. — Four-time Los Angeles All-Pro safety 525, John Lyon 515, Moose Nelson 544, Fouled out— None. Total Fouls— 17. Miami (63) 34 Two years ago, he attended Buck does,” ^ h io State Coach Earl of his team is still uncertain. win over Army, the Boston College Sutherland stood out on defense In the 328-lap'A'tlanta Journal 500. Nolan Cromwell has been lost for the test of the season and front of goalie Tom MItnev. > Joe Kehoe 505, Phil Hence 519, Terry Boston 20, Indiana 26. Rebounds— 18. Florida State (62-1) 30 Baker’s Driving School at Rock­ Bruce said. The Gators might earn their first quarterback became the all-time McKInsIrv 521. Boston 45 (Bird 9), Indiana 45 (Garnett 19. Auburn (7-3) 17 Schoonover's Chevrolet hit the starting linebacker George Andrews wiU'De out four to six weeks The Engineers came'up short In a 6-3 20. Penn State (6-3) 15 ingham, N.C., and was then kept Southern Cal became the second Southeastern Conference title but major college passing yardage lose to South Windsor Sundoy at 11). Assists— Boston 29 (Alnge 9), l>A-mile track's outside wall as it Indiana 33 (Slchtlng 6). Technicals— Note: BvaereementwntitheAmerlcan around for a year as an instructor. because of knee injuries they sustained in Sunday’s victory over team to wrap iip a bowl bid this have until Nov. 20 to appeal an leader. One week earlier, Flutie COLLEGE MONEY Hartford Arena. BUI and Peter Haves AARP Football Coaches Association, teams exited turn two. It then slid across each had a goal and assist. Lundberg Indiana (Illegal defense). A— 13,876. Until last month, Schoonover' the Chicago Bears, the Rams announced Monday. year. The Trojans won the Pac-10 impending NCAA probation that broke the all-time career total on the track and slammed, driver's ' capped the scoring, assisted by Chris Mike Plerro 207-522, Sam McAllister Jazz123.Maverlcks97 > probation ore had raced for eight to 10 years on title and Rose Bowl trip with their would knock them out of a bowl yardage mark. OVER 43.000 non nnn Mickus. Chris Bronelll and Lundberg 523, Stanley Wlochowski 510, Sam Inellgiblo tor the Top 30 and national side first, into the third turn's dirt and asphalt short tracks In played well In the losing effort. Maltempo 516, Edward-Wllson 519, Jan cttamplonshlp consMerotlen by fho inside dirt bank. Singleton 176-453, VI Pulford 180-509, Florida. The Royal Palm Beach DALLAS (97) UPl Rescuers worked frantically for is available to qualified Paa Waa A Harriet Giordano 455, Ellle Beyer 464. Aguirre 617 1-4 9, Vincent 5-10 00 10, Board M Coaches. The teams currently Fla., resident was known more iii Penn State NImphlus 3-5 2-2 8, Davis 67 00 8, on probation are Arliona, Clemson, at least 10 minutes to remove drag racing circles, appearing for students from many Design Group I spilt a pair, losing 5-2 •••••••pgggeppgeeeeeeg Blackman 617 0214, Perkins 013 3-3 19, IIIIIMI Schoonover from the wreckage. to New Haven Saturday, and beating Ellis7-140014, Harper3-7006, SItton 061-2 and Kansas. the first time on stoOk car racing’s hundreds of sources... the MId-FaIrfleld Bears, 5-0, Sunday. The car's roof had to be cut away major league circuit last month at takes lead CAVALIER 5, Bryant 1-3002, Carter01000,Sluby 1-2 Bobby McKee and Scott WInot were 002.Totals4610201397. Collaga football standings and the mangled vehicle returned Charlotte, N.C. He failed to mak€ and for many hundreds UTAH (123) PLAY JACKPOT the goal scorers In the loss, with assists Transactions to the garage area on a flatbed the starting field and tried again of different reasons. \ by Andy Gagnon and Scott Livingston. Dantlev 1020 67 32, Bailey 610 OO 12, truck. for Lambert Chris Hills and David Morlson and Eaton 042-46, Green 690010, Griffith 7-16 MAJOR INDEPENDENTS two weeks later at Rockingham shutout goolle Brendon Wheeler were 0 0 14, Stockton 0 7 1-1 7, Hansen 062-26, . /- „ W L T Pts OP NASCAR officials still have not There he started 39th and finished EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. CLEARANCE SAU HOW TO FIND IT? all outstanding In the victory over the Wilkins 610 0412, Drew 610 2414, Paultz South Carolina 9 0 0 287 179 determined what caused the crash (U P l) — Penn State emerged as Bears. Hills chipped In with a pair of Baseball 34 65 10, Anderson OO 00 0. Totals 52-96 Florldo State 6 2 1 S s 208 21st. goals and one assist, while D^rek Cincinnati — Sold pitcher Brad Lesley 19-27123. Boston College 6 2 0 288 197 "The car will be looked at in aii Sunday's fatal race was only hia the leading contender for the GREAT PRICES Moulton, Jason Pellegatto and Luc to Mllwoukee, which assigned him to West Virginia 7 3 0 215 114 Lambert-Meadowlands Trophy Vancouver of the Pacif I c Coast League Dallas 2015 30 32— 97 effort to determine the cause, but second Grand National start. He Larose olso scored. Assists went to Utah 31 23 27 43-123 Virginia Tech 7 3 0 2 1 47 Monday after Rutgers’ upset win We guarantee to find New York Mets — PInch-hItter Rusty Rutgers 6 3 0 196 148 we may not be able to find it,” recently had made an engine deal O N A lt NEW J.R. Trentmon (2), Gagnon, Morlson, Staub declared himself a free agent; Fouled out— None. Total fouls— over West Virginia scrambled the BINGO you at least five Mark Larivlere, Moulton and McKee. Dallas 26, Utah 17. Rebounds— Penn State 6 3 0 91 S NASCAR spokesman Chip W illi­ for next season through his spon­ added to the malor league roster- Miami, Fla 7 4 0 301 OT rankings. pitchers Rondv Myers, BUI Lothom', Dallos 60 (Blackmon 7), Utah 54 (Eaton ams said Monday. “ It could take a sor, Restore Inc., of Fort Lauder­ sources, and as many 9). Assists— Dallas 27 (Davis 8), Utah 34 Army 5 3 1 237 170 The Lambert Trophy is given at Paa Waa B Roger McDowell, Jeff Bettendorf and (Green9). Syracuse 6 4 0 135 127 couple of hours or it could take a dale, Fla. 1984's more as possible. For Floyd Youmans, catcher Ronn Reynolds Memphis State 5 4 1 192 164 season's end to the best team in the EVERY DAY couple of months. The car is still in “ We just started sponsoring him^ A five-goal explosion by Jason and Inflelder Dave Cochrane; outrlghted Notre Dame 5 4 0 214 188 East. details, fill out this cou­ Oatway led Regal's Men's Shop to on to Tidewater of thelnternotlonol League- Atlanta and I would think the this year,” said Rich Rynkiewicz NOW thru NOV 17 T e ^ le 4 5 0 172 157 Penn State, idle last week, pon and mail it to us at 11-0 victory over Columbia Saturday In pitcher Jeff BIttIger/Inflelder Brian Giles . 3 5 1 181 205 inspection would be conducted of Restore. Bolton. Single tallies by Victor Hurtuk, ond catcher Junior Ortiz. So. Mississippi 3 7 0 154 218 there.” received three of seven first-place Win A Trip For Two Terry Tobeler, Sean Malone, Rod Calendar "His first race was at Rock-- 12 In Stock and Toronto Added pitchers Louis bm 3 7 0 221 317 Williams said as far as he knew votes and 27 points from the Gray, Dave Dickinson and Chip Ad- Aquino and Colin McLaughlin to the Pittsburgh 2 7 1 147 231 ingham this year and he was- dabbo rounded out the scoring. Kevin malor-leogue roster. . Tulane 2 7 0 148 233 no major technical problems were planning to make a run at Rookie of six-man panel made up of sportsw- Mlllen was between the pipes for fhe TODAY COLLEGE ASSISTANCE SERVICES Cincinnati 2 7 0 i S w found on Schoonover's car during the Year next year. You are' rlters and broadcasters. The Nit- P.O. Box 80 shutout. Basketball Soccer East Carolina 2 9 0 210 309 pre- race inspection. tany Lions are 6-3 heading into Regal's continued to roll Sunday, Milwaukee — Signed forward Charles Class L Girls IVY LEAGUE limited to three races in the year Wm I Hortlord, CT 06107 downing South Windsor, 7-1, at Hart­ Davis to a 1-vear contract; waived Semifinals ' Conference All Games "There may have been some before you try for Rookie of the' Saturday’s game against Notre to HAWAII ford Arena. Tpbeler notched a pair of forward Mark West. Manchester vs. Wilton at Cromwell Dame. Ntm*...... Hiohj 2 p.fn. „ WLTPtsOP W L T ^ P minor things wrong, but I don’t Year. He was just trying to tune up goals, while Gray, Hurtuk, Malone, Foolball Penn. 60020473 710263152 Boston College, 6-2, moved into Brian Wry and Jim Curry added one Cleveland — Waived wide receiver Harvard 5 1 0 128 109 5 3 0 153164 know of anything major,” Willi­ this year for next year ” AddroM...... Durlel Harris. second with one first-place vote apiece. Hurtuk (2), Malone, Wry and WEDNESDAY Yole 4 20142138 5 301831» ams said. "But the minor stuff, Schoonover was the Atlanta- See Page 2 Jon Lange assisted. San Francisco — Placed linebacker Soccer Cornell 3309084 350104129 and 20 points. West Virginia, 7-3, EUR01.F.T City...... such as not enough padding, is track s first driver fatality in its’ Curry and Gary Jonos combined for Ron Ferrari on Inlured reserve. *° Class LL Bovs gr°*h 3 3 0 107149 3 5 0 137 221 fell Into third after its second a goal and an assist each to lead Fish Tompo Boy (NFL) — Signed free Semifinals * 40127 137 2 60157 205 found on everyone. I don’t know 2^year history. A crewman was- 1229 MAIN » TEL J464444 ? NAHCHEITtW Stato...... Zip...... Realty to a 3-2 win over Southern Conn. ogent defensive back Craig Curry; Manchester vs. Ridgefield at Conard Princetn 2 5 0144 161 3 5 0 174165 who built the car.” straight loss. sMb Saturday at Bolton. Kevin Zbyk wolved defensive back RandyClark. High, West Hartford, 2 p.m. killed on pit road in 1979 when he ColumbI 0 6 0 73 196 0 8 0 103 254 Schoonover, who was divorced, was struck by a car.

- 7 18 MANCHESTER HF.RALD. Tuesday, Nov. 13. 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Nov 13. 1984 - l» 643-27111 [ l O O K FOR THE S T A R S . . . Classified..Store'Oltice Space Household Goods Notices Business OoDortunilies 22 Rates For advertisements to be Situation Wanted 23 Resort Property M is c f o r Sole pubil'shed Monday, the dead­ Look for the CLASSIFIED ADS with STARS; stars help you get Lost/Found 01 Employment Into 24 Misc. tor Rent Home ond Garde'. Minimum Charge: line IS 2:30 p.m on Friday Personals 02 Instruction 25 Wonted tjD Rent Pets $3.00 for one day Announcements 03 Roommotes Wanted Musical Iten s Per W ord: 20C Read Your Ad d Auctions 04 Real Estate Recreotiono. lien. ^ 1 2 dovs better results. Put star on your od and see what a Services Antiques ‘ 3 5 dovs 18C Classified advertisements Homes for Sole 31 Tog Sales • 6 days 16C are token bv telephone os o ^ Financial Condominiums 32 Services Ottered 51 Wanted to D, v 26 dovs 12C convenience difference it moke^. Telephone 643-2711, Mondoy-Frfdoy, Pointing/Papering 52 Mortgages 1 k Lols/Lond for Sole 33 Hoppv Ads: The Manchester Herald is Investment Property 34 Bull ding/Contracting 53 Personal Loans 12 S3 00 per column inch responsible only tor one incor Business Prooerly Roofing/Siding 54 Insurance ...... 13 35 A u to m o tiv e reef insertion and then only ^ 8:30 o.m. to 5:00 p.m. if. Resort Prooerly Heating Plumbing 55 Deadlines Wanted to Borrow 14 36 for the size of the original Floanng 56 Cars Trucks for Sale 7) For classified advertise Insertion. TOWN OF MANCHaSTBR Income Tax Service 57 Moforcvcies Bicycles 72 menfs to be published Tues- E rro rs w hich do not lessen [g^MjSCIlLANEOUS CARS/TRUCKS CARS/TRUCKS CARS/TRUCKS MISCELLANEOUS lyelMISCELUNEOUS LEGAL NOTICE Rentals Services V^anted 58 The Zonine Board of Appeals will hold public hearings on Eniployment Rec Vehicles 73 dov through Saturday, the the volue of the advertisement FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FDR SALE AUTOMOTIVE I'<’ I a u to m o tiv e Monday. November 26, 1984 at 7:00 P.M. In the Hearing Rooms for Rent 41 Auto Services 74 deadline is naon on the dov w ill not be corrected bv oih~ J OD Room, Lincoln Center, 494 Main Street, Manchester, CT to hear and consider the following petitions: & Education Apartments for Rent 42 For Sale Autos for Rent Lease 75 before publication. additional insertion. OLD POST CARDS of 1978 CHEVETTE - 69,000 TIRE AND RIM — N m , ITEM 1 ANTHONY 8 MICHAEL A. DECAPRIO, INC., Help W anted...... 21 Homes for Rent 43 Holidoy/Seasonol 61 Misc Automotive 76 1952 PLYMOUTH CON­ 1975 AMC - Gremlin, TWO RADIAL SNOW NO. 1040 d/b/o Spark's Tune-up - Request Soeclol Excep­ New Y ork, Vermont, miles. Good mechanical 84.000 miles. $550 or best mounted. $38. HR7B^4 TIRES GR7815 on rims. tion In accordance with Article II, Section 11.02.01 VERTIBLE — Good run­ w/w dual steel belted Florida, Colorado, Utah. and body. New exhaust ning condition. $1950.742- offer. 646^5. Hardly used. $75. Call and Article IV, Section S.01.02 to erect oddltlonol .25C each. Call 643-1814. system and brakes. $1800. radial. Call otter 6pm, boy to on existing two-bov building, and request 9600, keep trying. after 4pm, Monday thru Special Exception In accordance with Article IV, 742-5020. 1969 DODGE DART — 646-4618. Friday, 646-5575. Section 5.01.02 to change the use ol this building to APARTMENTS BUILDING/ MISCELLANEOUS ELECTRIC WATER $200 or best offer. V-8, auto tune-up and oil chonge business: and request Notices Services ONE OF THE surest ways ODHELP WANTED in i HELP WANTED HELP WANTED FDR RENT CONTRACTING FOR SALE COOLER, $40. Coll 643- 1974 THUNDERBIRD — 1983 PONTIAC GRAN automatic. Call 742-8378, Placing an ad In Classi­ variance ot Article ^V. Sections.03.02 to reduce mi­ iD 8840. Automatic. Power steer­ PRlX — Excellent condi­ ask for Rick. fied Is easy. Just cal to find bargain buys Is to nimum side yard to 0 feet (25 feet required); and tion. Power steering, 643-2711. shop the classified ads. request Stole Heorlng (or Used Cor License In ac­ HOUSECLEANING PER­ ing, windows and seat. cordance with Sections 14-54 and 14-55 of the Con­ MEADOWS MANOR IS ASSEMBLERS 8, WIND­ VERNON — New 2 bed­ (^SERVICES CARPENTRY AND RE­ EXCELLENT CONDI­ Air conditioned. 90,000 power brakes, automatic necticut Generol statutes - 488 Center Street ond o SON NEEDED — To SEEKING RN's and ERS — Full time and room townhouse. Fully MODELING SERVICES TION Walnut country END ROLLS transmission, AM/FM 1983 CHEVY FOUR AOVERT1BEMENT FOR BIDS portion of 478 Center Street - Busineu Zone II. LDST AND FDUND work In greater Man­ E L I OFFERED miles. Original owner. ITEM 2 KENNETHANDMARYBRAITHWAITE Request Isi] LPN's for on call posi­ mothers shift. Expe­ oppllanced kitchen, wall — Complete home re­ side board, 53" long, 38'' 27V5 width - 25 cents: Body needs work. Asking stereo, 4 speakers, air WHEEL DRIVE Shortbed Town of Manehesler, Connecticul chester area. Flexible tions for all shifts. Excel­ rience not necessary. to wall carpet. Finished pairs and remodeling. 13V4 width - 2 for 25 — Excellent condition. (Owner) * NO. 1041 Sm c IoI Exception In accordance with Article II, LOST — Tov poodle, high, 19Va" wide. 890. $1200. Call 649-9404 or conditioning. Asking Section 13.02.01 and Article IV, Section 5.03.02 for hours. Apply In person; lent pov rate and shift Will train. 4 day week. basement/rec room, 2 ODD JOBS, Trucking. Quality work. Referen­ Phone 649-3777. cents. MUST be picked $8795. Call 646-0602. Many extras. Call 646- Sealed bids tor Tolland Turnpike 12" water main extension, General Repairer's License and location approval mole, red apricot In the Delta Maintenance, 540 up at the Manchester 647-0080. Bid • P-43, will be received at the of flee of the Director of Ge­ differential on 3-11/11-7 Apply a t: Able Coll, How­ full baths. $575 per Home repairs. You pome ces, I Icensed and Insured. 7757 after 4pm. neral Services, Municipal Building, 41 Center Street, Man­ for this license os required by Sections 14-54 and 14- vicinitv of Plneond Ridge C, North Main Street, shifts. Call Mrs. Gibbs, ard Road, Bolton. month, utilities not In­ It, we do It. Free esti­ Coll 646-8165. Herald Office BEFORE 55 of the Connecticut General Statutes; and re­ Street, Please coll 646- BABY CRIB — Wooden, 1979 FORD LTD — Good 1973 PLYMOUTH DUS­ chester, Connecticut 06040 until November 20,1904at1l:()0a. quest variance ot Article IV, Section 5.03.02 to re­ Riverbend 'industrial RN, DNS, 647-9191. cluded. Peterman mates. Insured. 643-0304. 11 A.M. ONLY. TER — 6 cylinder, auto- 1981 SUBARU DL m. at which time and place sold bids sholl be publicly opened 6726' Reward. Park, Manchester. double side drop. Very condition. Red. AM/FM and read aloud. duce frontage to 0 feet (100 feet reoulred), to re­ TELEPHONE OPERA­ Realty, 649-9404, 647-1340. DUMAS ELECTRIC — good condition. Asking radio. For more Informa- matlc. Very good WAGON - 4 wheel drive. The work Includes the construction of opproxlmolelv 2,322 duce front yard to opproxlmotely 16 feet (40 teat PERSON f o r ' g e n ­ TOR-WEEKENDS, Ex­ BRICKS, BLOCKS, Lights dimming? Fuses $65, negotiable. Call 644- tlon call 649-6498, condition. Many new 26.000 miles. Excellent llneor feet of 12-Inch ductile Iron water main and appurte­ reoulred) to permit building addition, to reduce e r a l nant work. north side yard to approximately 10 feet (25 feet re­ OFFICE WORK — perience preferred, but THREE ROOMS — 3rd STONE — Concrete. blowing? Repairs, Im­ 1950, afternoons ai)d HOME AND noontime. parts. $800. Call 649-9886 condition. Asking $5500. quired) and to reduce rear vord to approximately PERSONALS Figure aptitude, typing, not required. Call 649- floor, heat and applian­ Chimney repairs. No lob provements and addi­ after 6pm. 646-6032. Bid security In the form of a bid bond, payable to the Owner, 6 feet (30 feet required) - 311 Brood Street (rear) - evenings. GARDEN Is required In the sum of 10 per cent i w % ) ot the bid. Bid se­ TIG WELDERS — For customer contact and 2133, ask for Judy. ces. $375 per month. too small. Call 644-8356. tional circuits. Fully li­ OATSUN, 1977 F10 STA­ curity shall be sublect to the conditions provided In the In­ Business Zona IV. RIDE WANTED — From aerospace parts. Full other office duties. Full Adults and no pets. Call censed, Insured. Colt TION WAGON — Front structions to Bidders. V, ITEM 3 MANCHESTER MOVERS, INC. - Request Special BEDDING SHEETS, DELIVERING RICH NO. 1042 Exception In accordance with Article IV, Section Rockville to East Wind­ time or part time. 289- benefit program Includ­ TEACHER AIDE/EDU- 649-2236. WILL DO LIGHT 646-5253 anytime. Blankets. $1, $5. Good wheel drive. 4 speed. 35 TOWN OF MANCHEiTER The Instruction to Bidders, Form ot General Bid, Contract 5.01.02 to establish oddltlonol use and oddltlonol 3 ing dental paid. 5 day ' LOAM— 5 vords, $62 plus LEOAL NO'nCE Plans, Specifications, Pertormonce and Payment Bonds, sor mornings and from 5634. AMK Welding, CATIONAL AIDE — To HOUSEKEEPING In the condition. Coll 647-1816.; mpg. Verdestlen radlols. The Plonnlno and Zonine Commission will hold o public and other Contract Documents may be examined ond ob­ structure for o building storage worehouse on the East Windsor to Rock­ South Windsor. work week. Call 528-1815. supervise high school EAST HARTFORD — Manchester area. Call tax. Sand, gravel and New clutch. New point. heorinp on Monday, November 19, 1984 at 7:00 P.M. In the tained at the office of the Director of General Services, Mun­ premises, and variances ot Article IV, Section 649-4992. stone. Call 643-9504. 5.03.02 to reduce the reor yard to 10.5 feet (30 teat ville evenings. Hours students. Hours of work: Close to Manchester line. ee I HEATING/ ALMOST NEW PAIR Just tuned up. Immacu­ Heorlnp Room, Lincoln Center, 494 Main Street, Manches­ icipal Building, 41 Center Street, Manchester, Connecticut required) and the front yard to 25.6feel (40 feet ra- flexible. Call 627-9357. BEDMAKER — Position CONSTRUCTION LA­ 7r30am to 2pm on days 4 room apartment. Con­ late condition! Original ter, CT to heor ond consider the foMowino petitions: 06040. A deposit ot $50.00 In cosh or check, mode payable to oulrad) - 85 Colonial Rood - Industrial Zone. BORER — Apply In per­ 1 PLUMBING SKATES-'-Size8. Asking TLC FOUNDATION, INC. - ZONINO REOULATION AMENDMENT the Town ot Monchester, will be required lor each set of Con­ available three hours school Is in session. Mall venient location. Park­ $10. Four toot sled, o lio owner. You must see It I |T-7n - Application to odd to Rurol Residence, Residence tract Documents token. Any unsuccessful bidder or nonbid­ ITEM 4 BARNEY T. PETERMAN. SR. & JR. - Request vo- dally In nursing home. son between 4 and 6om, resume to: Dr. Michael ing. Available November Call 649-4109. AA, Residence A, Residence B, and Residence C zone repulo- der, upon returning such set within 30 days, Soturdovs, Sun- NO. 1043 rlonceot Article 16.12.01 to reduce north side yard Monday thru Friday: An­ FOGARTY BROTHERS one regular size. Exq|l- tlons Article II, Section 2,02.14, Section 3.02.05, Section doys and legal holidays excluded, after the dote of opening to approximately 3.0 feel (IS feet reoulred) to per­ Please call: Director of Blake, Principal, Tolland 15th. Security. $400 lent girt. $18 for both. Call ANTIQUES mit construction ot o 28 ft. bv 36 ft. gorape - 153 HDHELP WANTED drew Ansaldl Co., 186 High School, Tolland, CT monthly. Call after 5pm, SNOW PLOWING — Bv — Bathroom remqi;|el- 4.02.06, Section 5.02.06 and Section6.02.07 to provldeoso Spe­ bids and In good condition will be refunded his deposit. Staff Development, Mon­ Ing; Installation water 649-6957. 1982 WHITE FIREBIRD cial Exception Use Supervised Group Homes tor Children Contract Documents w ill be moljed to prospective bidders Adorns Street - Industrlol Zone. day thru Friday, Bam to Bldwell Street, 06084. 872-0561. EOE. 646-4489. Peter's Tree Service. ANTIQUES AND — Blue Interior, AM/FM with Special Needs. upon request and receipt of o separate check tor $10.00 mode ITEM 5 GOSPEL ASSEMBLY CHURCH - Request vorl- Manchester. heaters, garbage dispo­ payable to the Town of Manchester, which will not be re­ NO. 1044 once of Article IV, Section 9.03.12 to reduce re­ 2pm at 643-5151. Crest- Residential-Commercial. CHILD'S DESK, CHAIR, COLLECTIBLES- Will cassette. Keystone rims. RICHARD M. A JUDITH A WHITE - SPECIAL EXCEPTION - quired parking spaces to 24 spaces (a minimum ot Call Now, 649-2456. sals; faucet repairs. 649- NORTH STREET (W-23) - Application under Article II, Section funded. field Convalescent Home DEPENDABLE, HARD­ MANCHESTER — 2 bed­ BOOKCASE - One year purchase outright or sell Excellent condition. 6.02.01 of the Zoning Regulations tor o special exception to The successful bidder must furnish o Performance Bond and 25 parking spaces required) - 717 Porker Street - In­ WANTED — BUS PER­ rooms, 1st floor, 2tamlly. 4539. VIsa/MasterCard dustrial Zone. In Manchester. WORKING Cleaning accepted. o ld lorge c a p a c ity on commission. House lot $6500. Call 649-6036. convert o slnole-famlly dwelllno too two-fomlly dwelling at 0 Payment Bond equal to 100 per cent of the contract price. PART TIME INSER­ SONS — Lunches. Fe- woman. Experience pre­ Heat and hot water. $500a MARY KAY COSMETICS or single piece. Tele­ 23 North Street. No bidder may withdraw his bid for o period ot thirty (30) ITEM 6 TIRE COUNTRY. INC. - Request Special Excep- mqle or male. 11:30am to freezer. Two oir condi­ JOHN F. McCONVILLE - REEUSDIVISION - WOODaRIDOE dovs excluding Soturdovs, Sundovs and leool holldoys otter NO. 1045 tion In occordonce with Article II, Section 9.09ond TERS NEEDED — Must BABYSITTER WANTED ferred. Call 647-8077. month, plus security dep­ — Independent beauty tioners. One set encyc­ phone 644-8962. 1978 FORD MUSTANG II Article IV, Section S.Ot .02 to permit addition of two 3orh. Five days. Call consultant. Call for com­ STREET a AVONDALE ROAD (M-S4B) - To resubdlvide d subdi­ the dote ol opening of bids. be over 18 years old. Coll — For 2 children. Relia­ osit. Lease. Older couple eo I HOUSEHOLD lopedias. Block and white — Automatic, low mi­ vision known os Subdivision of the Estate of Nora A. McCon- The Town of Manchester Is on equal opportunity employer, 40 ft. X 8 ft. X a ft. storage containers to store tires 647-9946, 9am to 5pm, osk G eorge at 643-2751 NURSES AIDES — CER­ preferred. Call 643-7664 plimentary facial, 1-455- for retail solas In yard ot existing gasoline service ble. Charter Oak area. 3 ^ ( goods TV. Redwood potlo set. leage, air conditioned, vllle to' create four lots from one lot. Lot 3 - 302 Woodbrldge and requires on oftlrmatlve octlon policy for oil of Its con­ for Bob. Call after 6pm, 643-7263. evenings. TIFIED — Positions are after 6pm. 0170. needs work. $1800. Call Street. tractors and vendors, os o condition of doing business with station - 270 Middle Turnpike West - Business Zona Call 646-7429. At this hearing Interested persons mov be heard and written the Town, os per Federal Executive Order No. 11246. Bidders III. '> now available for wee­ ------TAG SALES 643-2944. At this heorlnp Interested persons may be heard ond written BABYSITTER NEEDED USED REFRIGERA­ communicotlon received. Copies of these petitions hove on this work will be reoulred to comply with sold Order and MAINTENANCE PER­ SALESPERSON, MENS- kends 7am to 3pm and DUPLEX — 3vearsold. 3 HOUSE CLEANING - F.UR COAT - full length been filed In the Town Clerk's office and may be Inspected oil amendments or supplements to that Executive Order. communications received. Copies ol these petitions hove SON NEEDED — Port — In my Manchester part time 3pm to 11pm. Looking for a better TORS, WASHERS, during office hours. The Owner reserves the right to wolve any Informalities or been tiled In the Planning Oftice and may be Inspected dur­ WEAR — Full or part bedrooms, 1'/a baths, wall muskrat, gorgeous stvlt. 1974 MUSTANG II-Good, ing office hours. time. Medium duty work, time opportunities avail­ home for preschooler. Apply In person between to wall carpeting, ap­ way? Try us, we person­ Ranges - clean, guaran­ cheap transportation. ^ PLANNINGS ZONING COMMISSION to relect any or oil bids, should the Owner deem It to be In the Hours 7-8am and 12:30- teed, parts and service. I n cold storage. New York VW PAKTS TAG SAU public Interest to do so. ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS cleaning automobile ser­ able In quality men's the hours of 9am and pliances. Quiet neighbor­ alize our service for your and Connecticut depaii- Asking $600. Call between Leo Kwosh, Secretory' TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT Edward Coltmon, Secretary vice facility and show­ shop. Apply to Mr. Apfer 5:30pm. See Richard 3pm, Meadows Manor, hood, great location. $625 home. Bonded and In­ Low prices. B.D. Pearl & 10%-S 0% OFF Sand 10pm, 643-8611. Robert B. Weiss Doted at Monchester, Connecticut this 13th day ol Novem­ ment store. Seldom worq. Doted at Monchester, CT this 13th day of November, 1904. ber, 1984. room. Apply: Gorin Jag­ or Mr. Wicks, Regal Johnson, 398 Main Street, 333 Bldwell Street, plus utilities, security. sured. Manchester and Son, 649 Main Street, fNtlli MViNtORY 025-11 General Manager Manchester. 643-2171. Excellent condition. Slio 020-11 024-11 uar, Route 83, Vernon, Men's Shop, 903 Main Manchester. Call 649-1092. surrounding towns. The petite. $950. 647-1824. : ONE DAY ONLYI 1969 CHEVY NOVA - 6 CT, 646-0158. Street, Manchester. 643- Houseworks, 647-3777. cylinder. 250 engine. HELP WANTED — All BEAUTIFUL DRESSER Riii IT Shin 2478. CASHIER, SALES TWO BEDROOM TOWN- KING SIZE WATERBED Runs good. $400. Call shifts. Mostly weekends. CLERK and STOCK — HOUSE — With garage. AMBITIOUS, RELIA­ with m irror. Reasonable S it. Niv. 17,10 rn-Spn before 5pm, 649-2714, ask PART TIME — Mature Apply: 7Eleven,253Main otter under $99. Call 643- - With 6 drawer pedestql person to do follow up CffMPANIONS For pleasant, modern $525. Two months secur­ BLE COLLEGE Student base. Deluxe heater, ex­ TOLIAND COUNTY for Ron. THESE REALTORS AGREE — IT PAYS WANTED — For short Street, Manchester. health shop In large shop-'- ity deposit required. No available tor houseclean- 1307 after 5pm. VOLKSWMEN N phone calls. Hours: 5:30- Ing In Manchester. Reas­ cellent condition. $2A. 8pm. Call Nelson Sigon, term care of disabled ping center.Some Inter­ pets. Coll 646-2469. Call 643-9474 after 4pin^ 24 TsHid T sII m Vsrntn 1977 MAZDA GLC — chlldren/adulfs. Hourly PART TIME COUNTER est In nutrition. Part onable rates. Call 646- OFFICE SIDE CHAIR — 649-4571, Cardinal Buick, HELP — Apply In per­ 1634. Choc, vinyl with wood 15,000 miles on rebuilt Manchester. or dally basis, to suit your time, flexible hours. CHENEY HISTORICAL TO ADVERTISE IN THE MAI^HESTER son: Diana's Bakery, DISTRICT -Housecondo, trim. $75. Call 649-6260. COAL SHOVELand4 toot engine. Price - $1375. Coll schedule. Your home or Apply at once: Parkade Iron poker. $12. Call ^ 643-4751, 6-8pm. theirs. Especlolly needed Manchester Parkade, Health Shop, 404 West 2 or 3 bedroom, fully aOOPMO, PAMTmO. Oun*r8 & Automotive 643-1407. L«id«r8. SandtMatSng. Watar- 7517. are companions In Man­ Middle Turnpike. oppllanced with llvln- prooflng NURSE'S AIDES chester, Vernon area - groom fireplace and FALL SPECIAL DISCOUNT MISCELLANEOUS Crestfield Convalescent CABBAGE PATC.H HERALD daytime hours. Minimal TOOLMAKER or Excel­ TYPIST/RECEPTION- deck. $550. 643-8516. FOR SALE CARS/TRUCKS ^ Bank Home/Fenwood Manor Is lent Machinist — 2nd 2 0 % O F F DOLLS — By Coleco. $75 now accepting applica­ reimbursement offered. IST and Assistant — In on all Roofing and Painting FOR SALE Repossessions shift, 6-10 years expe­ MANCHESTER — One or Highest Bid. Coll Wed­ tions for our Nurse's Aide Call Ms. Townsend, Manchester doctors of­ Cell S U n O N CONTRACTORS BABY SWEATERS and nesday, 1-4pm, 649-5930. Certification Class lor full MARCH, Inc., 646-4446. rience. Blue Cross, Blue fice. Mature, reliable bedroom, second floor, 563-5523 and part time positions on Shield, 2 weeks vacation, appliances, carpeting. christening sets. Crochet. 1973 VOLKSWAGON SU­ FOR SALE person with pleasant per­ Call 646-0349 TURKEY DAY im CknVisiStW i. MIOO the 7am-3pm and 3pm-t 1 MAKE CHRISTMAS 8 paid holidays, good sonality. Approximately Convenient to shopping, PERBEETLE — Semi au- pm shifts. Recent pay- starting salary. MTM recreation and bus line. RUNNERS — Limited ' tomatic, AM/FM radio, Hit 0MMMhlltMats'l88B scale Increases. Excellent 20 hours per week, morn­ MTH1U RERNBIIM COSCO HIGH CHAIR — number or commemofO- Wt N iit IV UanlN HOO MERRIER Corp. Call Bill Thurston, ings. Send resume to; $390 per month. Utilities 40,000 miles. $1200. Call benefit package, includ­ 649-2343. KEtAZMG Good condition. $20. Call tlve ski hats. Grey or rag Ills Biifc W LlNHhi M88I ing meals. Please call Di­ Self Avon/ Box KK, c/o the Man­ not included. Peterman 643-5314. 232-5869 evenings, 566- Agency, 649-9404 or 647- Tub. elnk. ceramic lllat Por­ wool with turkey and 6213 days. IM haUK FIrWIri rector of Staff Develop­ Earn Extra SS$ for glRs. chester Herald. celain or Flberglaaa Done In runner In blue, green, red WirWatfapaSda >3381 ment, Mon-FrI, between 8 Cm// FLOOR CLEANERS-ex­ 1340. Your Home By a Proleeelo- perienced. Evenings and- nal. WOOD STOVE SCANDIA or burgundy and "Man­ The ikevt a n he tu n M: am and 3 pm at 643-51S1. S23-9401 or 278-2941 ET^ELLENT INCOME Bmlwi Sink i l or^ weekends. Leave FOUR ROOMS — $400 a We Repair Flberglaee Cracke. — H30", W13", L27". chester '84" $12. Call V FOR Part Time home Mil Kivin It Double lined. Cost $150 646-7488. Pamper The Pet 811 Rita 81 name and number, 643- assembly work. For In­ month. Security deposit. 5747. Heat and stove furnished. ttbllM MwlHif new, will sell for $75 or TRUCK DRIVER TiLEP H O N E formation call 1-504-641- best otter. Call 649-7406. BOY'S ROLLER SKATES 8003, Ext. 8201. No pets. Call 643-9844 r a n EeN/nate WANTED INTERVIEWERS PART TIME LOVING In­ between 4-8pm. M9-S170 — Rydel leather, size 5. Heavy construction (Hartford County) FOR SALp — Court Like new. Cost $85, sell LET YDUR newspaper dividual needed to care LUNCHEON WAITRESS equipment. Must be ex­ Earn extra money by doing for kindergarten student House One permanent $35. Nice Christmas pres­ help you keep fruit lors perienced. Apply in per­ part-time reaearch work via — Tuesday through Fri­ prime time membership. ent for youngster. Coll sparkling clean and on Monday, Wednesday, day, 10:30am to 2:30pm. ICO I PAINTING/ son between 4 and 6 pm, telephorie in your own home. Friday, 11-3, In my home. E L I PAPERING $100 Firm. Call Bob, 643- 646-8661 evenings. sweet smelling. Wash Monday thru Friday. No experience necessary. No Call 646-8247. Experience preferred. 2251 after 6pm. lors, dry completely then selling Involved. Private Apply; Manchester 8 m ESSEX STEREOSPEAK­ put a large piece of The Andratw AmaMI Co. phone Is required. Sendletter Country Club, 646-0103. PAINTING AND PAPER newspaper Inside the lor with education, work experi­ SHEET METAL ASSIST­ . HOUSING FIREPLACE DRAW ERS —36" high, 18" deep, 186 Bldwell St HANGING —Exterior SCREEN, Andirons, 23" wide. Originally and put the lid on. The Wieclittler ence. references and phone ANTS - Full time. Expe­ Btnntf Houatne DavtIopmanI and Interior, ceilings re­ number to Dept 11-50. P.O. CARPENTERS HELPER now toklno oopNootlont. 1 BM poker and shovel, black. $250/palr, asking paper will absorb any, rience and familiarity TwoORopt.fXSS paired. References, fully Box 1100. Columbia. Mary­ with aircraft parts pre­ — Steady work. Call 643- to t470. Rant Inclutfat haot, hot Good condition. $30. Call $99/palr. Call 646-3604. moisture. Let a classified land, 21044 wotafe W /W coroalinp. ronoa. ra- Insured. Quality work. dd In your newspaper finis FUU TIME ferred. Call Ellcott Ma­ 4005 or 646-1960. trig., dlipoMl. coll for old m - 649-8624. iHiriitivi Actiii [iflijftf. M/F •ttn, afovotor, loundry. commun­ Martin Mattsson, even­ a cosh buyer for mostl MANAGEMENT nufacturing Company, ity room ond ttoroeo oroo. Uniti ings 649-4431. MOVING — Drapes, 110" 87T-6602. now ihown by opoolntmant. COUTR HOUSE ONE — X 72", chest of drawers, ahythlng you have fo r ASSISTANT MANAGERS Monday. Wadnatdoy. Fridov. 10 , le. - - __d o.m. ■ 1J p.m. P lM sa coM for op- Permanent prime time other miscellaneous 8 0 PART TIME CLERKS ^INSTRUCTION polntmant. CEILINGS REPAIRED membership. $125. Call CUSTODIAL HELP or REPLACED with dry- Items. Please coll otter Full and part time WEHAVEOPENMGS 643-2944. 5pm, 647-1674. For reliable, dependa­ WANTED - Second shift, 528-6522 wall. Call evenings, Gary INVITATION TO BIO positions, day, even­ ble people who are 2pm to 10pm. Tuesday McHugh, 643-9321. The Elohth Utilities District ing and weekend through Saturday. Must seeks bids tor heating oil and willing to work 40 have previous expe­ service for the year 1984-1985. hours available. Pro­ hours a week. No ex­ CERTIFIED MATH IN­ HOMES NAME YOUR OWN CELEBRITY CIPHER Items to be listed In bid ore fit sharing, retire­ perience necessary, rience. Apply in person PRICE — Father andson. Calabrtty etphar cryptograma are oraatad from quotaUona by Price per gallon, yearly ser­ East Catholic High STRUCTOR — Tutors all FOR RENT famoua paopla. paat and praaanl. Each lattar In ttia dpbar aiMda vice contracts and hourly ment pla'h. we will train the right grades, SAT preparation Fast, dependable ser­ ^ foranothar. rodHy'eOUe. UaqueliY. rote tor service not covered people. Positions now School, 115 New State vice. Painting, Paper­ bv service contracts. Sealed Inlarvlawi at Rd., Manchester. No In ' Moth and English. by CONNIE WIENER available: Computer In basic lan­ SMALL4 ROOM CAPE — hanging & Removal. Call bids will be received until CUMBERLAND FARMS phone calls accepted Appliances. $490 plus util­ 644-0585 or 644-0036. 4:00 p.m., November 19,1984. GOOD TYPIST please. guage. Call 649-5453. "OBORKDMO TH K VKU EP Bids will be publicly opened, 2DB E. Cantar SL ities. No pets. Available ■V. read and recorded ot the No­ Minchatlar GAUGE ROOM INSPECTORS December 1st. East Mid­ PROFESSIONAL vember 19,1984 meeting. The ACCOUNTS RECEIVA­ ROOMS dle Turnpike. Call 647- CKATDR ISO LOHI EP EDO'H right isreservedtorelectonv See Mr. Brewster PRECISION TOOL REPAIR BUILDING 8. PAINTING BLE AND INVENTORY FOR RENT 7823. — Interior, exterior. Ceil­ or oil bids. Bid quotes ore to Wednesday bet­ Apply at: Holts Inc., 70 CONTROL CLERK. - Ma­ be sent to the Elohth Utilities Batson Dr., Buckland ings, textures specialist, LENU ^TIS E Y I H8EVTDR EPP.» District, 32 Main St., Man­ ween 10 am and 3 nufacturing facility In wallpaperhanging, com­ chester, CT 06040. pm. Industrial Park, Man­ Manchester has an Im­ CENTRAL LOCATION — STORE AND chester, CT 06040 Kitchen privileges, park­ OFFICE SPACE plete remodeling. Free — 8EQHI 8EQHI. Helen J. Warrington Esiil Oppactunity Eepipytr M/F mediate opening for a 0 Estimates. Call 646-4879. Clerk EOE mature Individual with at ing available. Security PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "I wouldn't name any of my Eighth Utilities District W least 2 years experience and references required. SOUTH WINDSOR — Sul­ children after elates. It's an enormous burden to put on 021-11 In accounts receivable $55. Call 643-2693. livan Avenue. 1,600 sq. ft. 1 ^ BUILDING/ little kids." — Vermont Connecticut Royster. and perpetual Inventory CONTRACTING C 19S4 b y N E A ,lm . prime retail space, ample 061 LEGAL NOTICE RN’s LPN’s NA’s & HHA’s control system. Hours parking. $660. Call 236- Come and learn about the advantages of working for med­ APARTMENTS The Department of Public 8am to 5pm. Good start­ FOR RENT 6021 or 644-3977. FARRAND REMODEL­ KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ®by Larry Wright Utility Control will conduct o 3 ical personnel pool. Must have 1 year full time experience ing wage and benefit ( public hearing, pursuant to We have openings on all shllta. We otter excellent pay and ING — Cabinets, roofing, Section 16-19 of the Generol package. For Interview MANCHESTER OFFICE gutters, room additions, A reveraible co at.. . one benefits. We will be recruiting on Nov. 14th, 1984 from 10 MANCHESTER — Avail­ Statutes of Connecticut In the a.m. to 4 p.m. in the H&R Block Oftice, Matshall's Mall, 324 contact C.A. Soucy at SPACE — Ideal for ac­ decks, all types of remo­ side for sunshine; the Auditorium of the Coventry Broad St., Manchester. 647-0916. EOE able Immedlotely. One, countant, lawyer or sales deling and repairs. FREE other for rain .. . to eew High School, 78 Ripley Hill two and three bedroom for your pet. Rood, Coventry, Connec­ Must CsN For Intonlaw Appolnimonl. office. Central location. estimates. Fully Insured ticut, on Wednesdov, No­ RECEPTIONIST - LAW apartments. $400, $455, Ample parking. Call 649- Telephone 643-6017, after No. 2049 has pattern vember 21,1984 at 12:00 p.m., MEDICAL OFFICE. Full time posi­ .$520, heat and hot water 2891. 6pm, 647-8509. pieces and full directions. concernlnaDocketNo.S4-07- 18, ADPIIcotlonof South Cov- N tion. Busy telephone, Included. J.D. Real Est­ to OIDCa, ssaS MJM Isr ssek PERSONNEL ate, 646-1980. entry Woter Supply POOL light typing. Must be a OFFICE SPACE, Three LEON CIESTYNSKI sattara, phM sot tsr ssstait ssd Company to Increase Its 'People Person’. Contact rooms, centrally located, BUILDER — New homes, Rotes. Under the Company's Office Manager, 646-0121. 3'/a ROOM APARTMENT near Manchester Super­ proposal, 0 metered residen­ 549-0870 — Private home, heat, additions, remodeling, tial customer with a 5/8" me­ ior Court. Call 646-0505. rec rooms, garages, kit­ ter using 2,400 cubic feet of CARETAKER FOR appliances.. Working sin­ gle adult only. No pets, chens remodeled, ceil­ Ilia 4«s. ft SsMtIcas woter per quarter, presently TOWN Of COVENTRY ings, bath tile, dormers, mm YllS, N.T. ISOM paving S33.07 per quarter, PARK — Qualifications: children. 643-2880. would pay S50.05 per quarter, NEWSPAPER CARRIERS roofing. Residential or on Increase of S16.98 or Handyman, lack of all commercial. 649-4291. : 0 XaliA, sssnu «Mi Zir St.3%. A riot rote residential trades, good for retired TWO, THREE AND FIVE customer having o kltdhen, ROOM Apartments — No SPECIAL: Over 200 aa- 'NEEDED' person; Duties; Security, MANCHESTER — For ROBERT E. JARVIS — complete bathroom, auto grounds maintenance, appliances. No pets. Se­ lectiona and a FREE motlc washer and a slllcock In Manchester Area curity. Call 646-2426 week­ storage, 800 sq. ft., off Building & Remodeling Pattam Saction in the using on undetermined buildings maintenance; Main Street. Call 646-2970. Specialist. Additions, ALBUM. Jnat 83.00. amount of water, presently Compensation; Rent free days, 9am to 5pm. ' paying 126.56 per quarter, Grove St., 1-47 garages, roofing, siding, BssnsTtusuia would pay S40.10 par quarter, home located at park In kitchens, bathrooms, re­ S-llt-SSilS-SM asS NSW. NSW MANCHESTER — One To clean coffee stains an Increase of $13.54 or Main S t, 105-174 exchange for duties per­ from china or plastic, rub placement wlndows- M an il Wmii Sew It suks «•■. 51.0%. Additional Informa­ formed. Applications bedroom apartments. stain with baking soda. /doors. Call 643-6712. s>m - Rfimki soiiTi. m tion may be obtained from Appliances, heat and hot ■SI4 mt issmm Smism. the Department's Executive available at Coventry To find a.cosh buyer tor S-ISI-HIIHOOM MasiWMK-lS Main S t, 1-104 Town Hall, Town Manag­ water Included, imme­ Secretary's oftice. that china closet you no FINDING A cash buyer tisss St is s S lin s it aSNi. DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC er’s Office. Application diate and December 1st S-Itt-TO SIW m RIIP-40 MW- longer use, place a low- tor sporting goods equip­ aiwsili assn Is ndM. UTILITY CONTROL Pine Hill St. Deadline; December 3rd, occupancies. No pets. Se­ cost ad In Classified. ment Is easy when you ROBERT J. MURPHY, 19«4. curity. Coll 646-2970. a-iis-TNi rsNia-airasiiMs tor EXECUTIVE SECRETARY 643-2711. advertise In classified. ss IMn Is imSH mt tsR. 023-11