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Democrats urge vote for CD, bonds

By Alex GIrelll federal grant program sharply divided townspeople Herald Reporter regulations have been eased considerably. Mayor Barbara Weinberg said, speaking for in 1979 and in 1980 with a large majority voting to 2. The CDBG program has been running smoothly herself, that the town will not be in the housing withdraw from the program. Most of the opponents and efficiently in other communities and will continue business as a developer as it relates to the block grant The six Democrats on the Manchester Board of said they objected to the strings they said HUD to do so with or without Manchester’s participation. program. Dire^ors this tnorning urged voters to favor the attached to acceptance of the grants. town's re-entry into the Community Development 3. The fears associated with re-entry are willumt Director Stephen Penny, majority leader, said it The chief spokesman for re-entry into the program, grounds. was necessary for the majority to reaffirm its support Block Grant program and to approve a $4.6 million at this morning’s news conference was Director 4. The risk factorissmallenoughtobeinsignilieanl. of the $4,6 million bond issue because of the rejection bond issue for infrastructure improvements. Eleanor Coltman, who said she supported remaining Coltman emphasized that the fund.s allocated to of the question by the Republican Party. Five of the majority directors appeared at an 8 a.m. in the program in 1979 and 1980. news conference at Democratic Headquarters at 200 Manchester will go to other communities it Referring to the $1 million in the proposed bond She read from a prepared statement on the subject. Manchester does not accept them. "Should West issue for sidewalk repair, Penny said some Main St. to urge a ” yes” vote on both questions. They Meanwhile, Matthew Moriarty Jr., chairman of a Hartford or East Hartford benefit at our expense by townspeople are beginning to notice that it costs the will be on the ballot in the Nov. 6 election. citizens’ commutee that studied re-entry into the our not participating?" she asked. town money when people are injured in falls on One of the majority directors, Kenneth Tedford, program, today issued a separate statement in The statement said CDBG funds must be directed defective sidewalks. was unable to attend the conference. He submitted a support of rejoining it. written statement of support. toward benefitting low- and moderate-income people He said it will cost effective to make repairs. ” I urge the citizens of Manchester to act like the On Oct. 1, the Republican Town Committee voted 36 and a large number of the p*-ople in Manchester fall He said citizens are also expressing a sense of loss winners that we all are. Vote for the funding that is to 4, with 2 abstentions, to oppose re-entering the into that category. when dams have to be breached because they are not ours.” Moriarty said. She said another requirement is that ihle funds be safe. He said the bonding proposal contains $150,000 federal CDBG program supervised by the the Moriarty, a former mayor, said today that some Department of Housing and Urban Development. The used to prevent blight conditions, .something most for repairs to the spillway of Globe Hollow Dam. people think the town was the loser in litigation OOP also voted against the bond issue, but people strongly favor. She said a significant portion of Penny said no slate should be more sensitive to the regarding the CDBG grant. “ Far from being a loser, Republican Directors Peter DIRosa and Donna the $468,000 CDBG grant will lie devoted to housing need for repairs on bridges and culverts than our town was a big winner,” Moriarty said of the suit Mercier favored it at that time. The proposal was rehabilitation and to sidewalk and drainage Connecticut. against the town brought by three low-income made by Democratic Directors Stephen T. Penny and improvements. Because of inflation in coiistniclion costs. Penny , residents. The court decided the town did not violate James F. Fogarty. "W e need it and we are entitled to il,” the statement said. It makes sense to invest $4.6 million now. anyone’s civil rights when it withdrew in 1979 and .said of the grant. The Democratic Town Committee has not formally again in 1980 from the program. because the town can borrow at the relatively low discussed the two questions. The statement also said, "The fear of 'strings interest rate of 8 or 9 iH>rcenf. Moriarty issued the majority report of the citizens’ Theodore Cummings, Democratic town chairman, attached’ to accepting this money is hard to Penny referred to a proposal by Republican committee, It favored re-entry. One minority report said at this morning’s conference that the Demo"ratic understand, coming as it often does from those Director Peter DiRosa that each year the town set favored staying out of the program, and another Party endorsed "these people” (the Democratic citizens most in favor of fiscal responsibility. The aside for capital improvements an amount of money report took no stand. Directors) for election. members of the Board of Directors would certainly equivalent to a mill on the tax rate Penny said this C’oltman’s statement this morning made a four- He said Democrats have too much to do as a party to not favor any unit of government, be it local, slate or year’s apprpriation falls short of that test by only point argument: give up a night or two for discussion of the two federal, spending onr money — and it is our money — $60,000 or $70,000. 1. While HUD regulations have not significantly questions. in a way that did not hold the spenders accountable for He said $70,000 is nowhere near $4.6 million. changed since the town voted to get out of the grant The question of the whether the town should be in the how it .s spent. We will gladly account for how we plan ’The.se i.ssues are high cost items that can’t be program, the interpretation and enforcement of the to use the money and, if we get it, how we did use it ” addressed on an annual basis.” Penny said.

Swensson admits flier

contains inaccurate data

By Kathy Garmus was a Democratic leadership bill "I'm still going to stand on my Herald Reporter appropriating money for the De­ record," Swensson said. partment of Transportation. Swensson said the mistake on the A political flier mailed last week "A re they all wrong?” .she asked appropriations bill arose when to homes in the 13th Assembly when que.stioned about the others, campaign workers copied down District falsely claimed that state Swensson said she did not seethe the wrong bill number. She voted / Rep. Elsie L. Swensson, R- tabloid before it went to the for the bill, legislative records Manchester, ’’sponsored and printers. But she said it was read show. enacted into law” nine different over the phone to her by a member The tabloid, which was paid for bills, her opponent charged of her campaign staff. by the Republican State Central Tuesday. The two-term incumbent said Committee, also said Swensson Democratic challenger John W. she was not sure exactly which sponsored: » 'Thompson said Swensson, a two- staff members worked on the • .A bill to establish a special Rf” term incumbent, only co­ tabloid. transportation fund (Public Act sponsored seven of the bills and did The tabloid listed “ a sample of 83-30). not even co-sponsor two of them. the over two dozen bills sponsored • A constitutional amendment She spoke on the floor of the House and enacted into law in 1983 and prohibiting discrimination against on behalf of only one of them and 1984 b y Representative people with physical or mental voted against another, he said. Swensson.” disabilities. "It destroys to some extent the Among those was a bill which • A bill to make it harder for credibility she has as a legislator," would have allowed the commis­ landlords to evict blind or elderly Thompson said of the claims. sioner of aging to act as temporary tenants (Public Act 83-94). He called on Swensson to "apol­ conservator (or some people when • A bill to stiffen penalties for ogize for the distribution of this no other conservator could be drunken driving (Public Act 83- grossly inaccurate piece of cam­ found. Swensson voted against the 534), paign propaganda." bill, according to legislative • A bill to re-establish the When contacted by the Herald, records. Connecticut Student Loan Founda­ Swensson said she was aware of ”I voted against it, huh?” she tion (Public Act 84-381). only one bill that was incorrectly said when asked why it was • A bill to provide incentives for identified in the tabloid as having included in the tabloid. ’’Well,

been sponsored by her. That bill someone’s really goofed me up.” Please turn to page 10

Dig shows Pitkin furnace

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may have been removed

By Tracy L. Geoghegan Other findings by Warner sup­ in cooperating with the project, Herald Reporter port conclusions previously drawn according to Ruth Shepherd, a by other students of the glass member of the group. ^ ^

The Pitkin Glass Works Inc., the works: The glass manufactured by Brainard passed his information

group which maintains the ruins of Pitkin was amber and green in along to Dr. William Buckley, a

Manchester’s Revolutionary War- color. Flasks, inkwells and demi­ Manchester historian and author

era glass factory, Tuesday learned johns were chief among Pitkin's who is writing a short history of the the results of a preliminary products. Stoneware pottery also glass lactory.

archeological dig at the site. was made at the site. Two artifacts from the glass )

Jesse Brainard of Coventry, an Brainard told the group he works have been offered to the

amateur historian, was on hand for believed it might find further group recently. the meeting to share some clues information on the Pitkin Glass Herbert Bengtson said a lock and

about the history of the factory he Works at the du Pont family key, supposedly taken from a door

uncovered while researching archives in Wilmington, Del. to the factory by an employee Htraid photo by Tt/qulnio another glass maker. Brainard said that several years phum d 'lonaled by Many questions remain unan- A little dab will do It ago he had found much informa- ^mnip Rnh. wered about the Pitkin Glass

Works. But the new findings may erTa“ X'i;.^m“ e^ been"off“ l''or Bi^so, 10 years old. paints a sored by the Lutz Children’s Museum

unravel some of the mysteries journal L found In Delaware Halloween design on a store window on and the Main Street Merchants Associa­ surrounding the factory, which contained evidence supporting "bese items will be displayed in Main Street Tuesday afternoon. Groups tion. Windows will be judged on Friday residents know mainly as a vine- much of what is already believed to Manchester Historical Society of youngsters will be out all this week covered stone ruin at Porter and and the winners will be announced next

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archeologist from Central Connec­ Inside Today Herald has ticut State University, who exca­ 4 more Bingo winners 1795 because he was planning to m d j ti vated 45 test pits at the site in April. PrnuiHonr-oi^'n'i f^ctory in i2-paoe°ob*old” uBplernenl '“ cky people were winners Warner said he and his students pink, become available today at cannot be added to other days’ found many fragments of glass and rrovioence, K.l. on Downtown Harvest Festival in the sixth week of the Maneht-ster the Herald office and the six Brainard said he has repeatedly Herald’s Jackpot Bingo cor '. st numbers to complete a card. Each pottery, plus accessories to a locations listed below. come across hints that early Advice ,g which ended Saturday. One li.tc n day Is a complete game. pottery kiln at the site. The winners in last week’s ’There’s nothing to buy and the Su‘, ~ : ?? winning card for the Mtlnna? But Warner and his group also games were Delores B Luko of 26 game is easy to play. Lucky probably deser- classified...... m game, two had winning cards for discovered evidence that the land 21 Sunrise Lane. East Hartford, ters from Hessian troops. At the Comics...... 20 tbe Tuesday game and one had a numbers are published each day surrounding the old factory had Monday; Sally Goodstine of 45B tim e G erm ans w ere w orld- Entertainment...... ig winning card for the Thur.sdav on page 2 of the Herald. To win the been disturbed so extensively that I quire Drive, Tuesday; Anthony renowned for their glass making, Jockpot Bingo...... 2 game. ^ daily game, a player must com­ a more thorough archeological Brainard said. Lottery...... j Si .gesky of 265 Henry St , Tue.s- plete either one line down, acrosi search may prove fruitless. Center ing on whether to continue with cards are good all week (Monday St ; Cardinal Buick, 81 Adams St.; archeological digs. he was denied admittance. Miss subscribers in Manchester. this week's g.imes are sti I iv o i^ Pitkin apparently had no interest ...... hie. Next w^l-k^s e a ^ through Saturday), the lucky and DiRosa Cleaners, 209 w ’. numbers published on page 2 Middle Turnpike.

1 2 MANCHESTICR HKRAl.D. Wednesday, Oct 24. 1984 MANUHKSTKR HKRAl.D Wediiesd.iy Oct 24. 1984 - 3 Weather P e o p le ta lk Manchester McCavanagh disputes critics, Today’s forecast Fonda’s award In Brief Shopping for a college Connecticut, Massachusetts says he’s no ‘rubber stamp’ Jiinr Fonda took home an award Monday night Amy Carter has grown up while nobody was and Rhode Island: Today: Cable to show debates hut it wasn’t an Oscar. It was a silver and lucite looking. The former first child, now 17 and a high clouds west and extreme north Area residents who missed the Manchester Editor's note This is one of a purchase of fire apparatus. McCavanagh says that is pretty menorah — the Na school senior, is shopping for colleges. will g ive w ay to a little sun. League of Women Voters’ candidates night Oct. series of profiles of Manchester’s During his last year on the board much what he did for the first year V tional Conference She and her parents visited Brown University Showers elsewhere will end 16 will have a chance to see local candidates for candidates for the Legislature. he was liaison to the Board of of his two-year term. on Soviet Jewry So in Providence, R.I.. Monday, one of four schools during the day but lots of clouds the General Assembly on cable television Sundav Education — and that year was the A junior legislator can sign on to lidarity Award, re<'- .she has under consideration. The others are remaining. Highs in the 50s. and Monday. Bv Alex Girelli first in which the Board of any bill he wants. MeCavanagh ognizing her efforts Princeton, the Univprsity of North Carolina and Tonight: partly cloudy and cool. The candidates’ forum will be shown on Herald Reporter Education budget w as not reduced says, "but what does that prove'.’ It on behalf of Ida the University of Georgia. Lows 35 to 40 interior west, 40s Channel 13 in Manchester Sundav at 1 p m . below the amount recommended proves nothing” Nudel, a dissident State Rep. James R. McCava­ If Amy decides to enter Brown next fall, she according to Teresa LaBelle of the League by the general manager. McCava­ "The bills I have had passed are Soviet Jew elsewhere. Thursday: partly nagh. D-Manchestcr. conducted would Join a growing list of children from The will also be shown Mondav at 7pm nagh says. my own bills. ” McCavanagh says Fonda visited sunny except increasing clouds forum his first election campaign — to the well-known families who studied there. They 5 at,7 p.m. In 1982. McCavanagh decided to .A campaign controversy lias Nudel, a former in the afternoon western high­ and on Nov. extent that he campaigned at all — include John F. Kennedy Jr.. William H. challenge two-term incumbent arisen over one of those bills. It economist, during lands. Highs near 60. from a hospital bed. He ran on the Mondale, on leave from his senior year to Walter Joyner for the 121h Assem­ became the law that requires truck her trip to the Maine and New Hampshire: Mercier wants cut now Democratic ticket for the Board of campaign for his father. Donna Zarcaro, bly District seat. Joyner lost and drivers to use their flashing lights U.S.S.R. last spring Today: partly sunny north and Directors in the 1979 municipal daughter of Geraldine Ferraro, who graduated Jonathan L. Mercier. the Republican candidate later apologized to fellow Republi­ when driving less than 40 miles an mostly cloudy south. Highs in the election. after learning about with Kennedy in 198.3, and Kale Burton, daughter in the 12th Assembly District, today called on cans. saying he did not work hard hour on some highways. Nudel's decade-long of the late Richard Burton l.aura Zarcaro. 50s to lower 60s. Tonight: partly incumbent state Rep. James R. McCavanagh to As soon as the campaign started. enough in the campaign. Mercier charges McCavanagh struggle to leave the Ferraro’s youngest daughter, deferred her start cloudy. Lows in the 30s. P artly to change his position against immediate tax cuts. McCavanagh developed a back was not listed as a sponsor of the Soviet Union. ailment that later proved to be a McCa v a n a g h - who defeated at Brown this fall to campaign for her mother. mostly sunny Thursday. Highs in Mercier said the General Assembly’s Office of measure but took credit for it crushed disk. He spent the whole Joyner 4,201 to 3.933 — discounts "Ida Nudel is a the mid 50s to mid 60s. Fiscal Analysis has estimated this year’s state McCavanagh says that regardless campaign in the hospital. that explanation. woman who has Vermont: Today: clouds surplus at $111 million, making the two-vear of the technicalities involved, the Sklaa are cloudy all day "Joyner is too smart not to work deeply touched my m ixed with a little sun. Highs in surplus a total of about $275 million Doctors pinpointed his problem bill was his idea and he had to heart." Fonda said. during the week between Christ­ hard in a campaign. I can’t the mid 50s. Some clouds tonight. Partly cloudy skies this afternoon. High temperatures low to upper “ How high must it get before my opponent wil shepherd it though the Public Parade precedent imagine him lying down on the “ She continues to be Lows 35 to 40. Cloudy periods 50s. Wind light and variable. Tonight: fair, lows 40 to 45. Wind light support tax cuts? ” Mercier asked. mas and New Year’s Day and Safety, Transportation and Judi­ a source of spiritual performed surgery on Jan. 2, 1980 job.” McCavanagh says. F'or the first time in the 67-year history of Thursday with a 30 percent and variable. Thursday: partly sunny, high near 60. Friday: chance o f: McCavanagh said during a candidates’ forum ciary committees before it could support for many McCavanagh says he ran a few Al any rale. McCavanagh's Jane Fonda Pasadena’s Tournament of Roses, a black chance of showers. Highs 55 to 60. showers, around 60. Today’s weather picture was drawn by Michelle last week that he did not support an immediate get to the floor, current opponent is working hard other refuseniks woman will reign as Rose Queen over the New Vibberts, B, of 169 Main St., a fourth grader at Waddell School. tax cut. newspaper ads but otherwise did and prisoners of conscience not campaign in that race. to defeat him this Nov. 6. Mercier Year’s Day parade and football game, tourna­ Mercier said taxes should be reduced now. MCCAVANAGH IS A MEMBER Extended outlook has repeatedly attacked McCava- ment officials said Tuesday. She is Kristina Kaye He was the third-highest vote- of the Public Siifety Committee as geller in his party and became nagh’s legislative record, saying Smith. 20, of Altadena. Calif., chosen 1984-1985 Extended outlook for New well as the Planning and Di'velop- You can leave your leaves secretary of the board, emerging he simply follows the political line Rose Queen from among nearly 900 conte.stants. England F riday through Sun­ ment Committee and the Govern­ from the hospital to be sworn in. of Gov. William O’Neill's "She screamed.” s|>okeswnman Alison Holt day: Manchester residents can now drop off bagged ment Adminslration and Elections His subsequent campaigns, like administration. A lot of roadwork said, de.scribing the new Rose Queen’s reaction. Connecticut, Massachusetts leaves at six locations throughout town as part of Committee a trial program. Director of Public Works George the one he is currently in the midst McCavanagh says he disagrees Sen. Anthony Avallone of New Carole King has won one round in her battle "She was shocked and surprised and very and Rhode Island: Chance of excited” A. Kandra has announced. of. have been more normal. with Mercier’s campaign style Haven, a fellow Democrat and with Custer County in Idaho. A federal appeals showers Friday and Saturday, McCavanagh. now the incumbent " I t ’s a shame he has to attack. ” he Smith, a Pasadena City College sophomore The dropoff sites arc at the corner of School and chairman of the Public Safety court in San Francisco says Idaho officials may fair Sunday. Daytime highs in says. " I ran against Joyner on majoring in child psychology, enjoys cooking, Autumn streets, Love Lane. North School Street representative from Manchester’s Committee, has high praise for have violated her rights if they failed to notify her the 50s Friday, upper 50s and 60s what I was going to do — not on hiking, reading and aerobics and plans a career in at the Union Pond boat launch, the entrance to the 12th Assembly District, is facing McCavanagh’s commitlec work before declaring public a road acro.ss her remote Saturday and Sunday. Overnight town gravel pit on Tolland Turnpike. Center Republican Jonathan Mercier. a what he had done." Robinson Bar Ranch. p.sychology or journalism. The theme of the 1985 Avallone said McCavanagh’s lows in the mid 30s to mid 40s Springs parking lot off Lodge Street and Spring pension attorney for Aetna Life McCavanagh says that though attendance al eommitUH* meetings REP JAMES M c C a v a n a g h The appeals court sent the case back to a Rose Parade, presided over by Chrysler Friday and Saturday, in the 40s Street at the Globe Hollow pool. and Ca.sualty. in his bid for he enjoys a good relationship with is excellent, that he makes a federal court in Boise to settle who owns the road. Chairman Lee lacocca as grand marshal, is "The seeks second term Spirit of America. ” Sunday. All sites will be enclosed by a snow fence and re-elect ion. the governor. “ I ’m not a rubber significant contribution locommit- King claims it is a private lane. She was sued by stamp for anybody." Vermont: Chance of showers residents should leave the bags inside the fence McCa v a n a g h s a y s h e g o t tee discussions, and that he has neighbors in 1981 after .she blocked it by locking Friday, dry over the weekend. A Should garbage or leaves that are not bagged be involved in politics because he was He says he joined the unsuccess­ made a number of suggestions the the ranch gates across it. The neighbors used the James R. MeCavanagh gradual warming with highs in left at the site, the program might be a lifelong Manchester resident and ful effort to keep tolls on Connecti­ eommittce has followed road to reach remote homes, while others used it 121 Park St the 50s Friday, rising to the 60s discontinued. Kandra said. had established a business in town cut highways to help pay for Mercier has agreed that McCa to get to national forest land surrounding the Age: 44; m arried to Nancy Long; thr.ee on Sunday. Lows in the 30s and He says he felt he owed the town infrastructure repairs despite vanagh’s attendance al committee ranch. Soap schedule children 40s. Swensson speaking tonight something. O’N eill’s insistence that the tolls meetings is good, hut he denies Custer County officials held hearings in 1981. should be removed. Orcupulion: Heal estate broker John Conboy believes in celebrating early. Maine: Fair and seasonable State Rep. Elsie Swensson. R-Manchester. will After his first two-year term as a that MeCavanagh makes a signifi­ then declared the road public and charged King Satellite wiew He and other toll backers got the Civic barkground: State repre.sentative. The executive producer of the CBS soap weather Friday and Saturday. speak tonight at 7:30 p.m to the Manche.sier director. McCavanagh sought re- cant contribution in the U-gisla- with obstructing a public highway. support of 50 Democrats in the 1982 (ire.senl. a.ssigned to Publie ■ Safety, "Capitol" just threw the cast Christmas parly — Warmer with the chance of Young Republican Club. election in 1981, improved his vote Uirc He says when he asks people Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 4 a.m. EO T shows a House, but not one Republican, he Planning and Development and Government in October. This was to accommodate the soap showers Sunday. Daytime highs The club will meet at Republican Headquarters tally, and was again named in the Legislature alioul McCava­ band of frontal clouds producing showers and thunderstorms from adds. .Administration and Kleetions eommittees: opera pre.ss, whose magazines go to the printers in the 50s Friday and Saturday in the lower level of the Manchester Mall The secretary of the board. nagh. the reaction is usuallv.’ Jim eastern Texas to New England. Clouds causing rain showers and member and scretary of Manehester Hoard of two to three months before they hit the stands and and 60s Sunday. Overnight lows headquarters is accessible from the side of the MeCavanagh says he served the A FRESHMAN LEGISLATOR Who” ” snow are over the Southern Rockies. Clear skies prevail over much of Directors 1979 to 1982: memlH-r, Knights of need their Christmas photos early. in the upper 20s to 30s Friday and mall on Purnell Place board as liaisonr to the police and has to team the system, MeCava­ McCavanagh has also Ih-cii Eva and Frederick I..;ist year’s Valentine Day luncheon washeldin the West and Central Plains. fire departments at a time when nagh says. When he first entered Saturday and 30s Sunday. Swensson’s talk will be on "The Reactivation of criticized because he has refused Columbus: past iiresideni and member. November. A Fourth of July party look place in many improvements were being the House he asked a veteran to debate Mercier His reponse: Manchester Kiwanis Club; member. Elks Eva Gabor, the epitome of Hungarian glamor, New Hampshire: F air and Young America in Today’s Politics” She is April. "The only time it’s a problem, ” said seeking re-election in the ibth Assembly District made in both. He says it was at that member what a newcomer should "The only thing a deh;ile proves is Chib; member, Brilish-Ameriean Club. was honored Tuesday with the 1,790th star in the seasonable weather Friday and "Capitol’s” Deborah Mullowney. who plays against Democrat John Thompson time that the town set up a reserve do to learn. "Shut up and listen," who is a better speaker I go to llie Hollywood Walk of Fame — nestled between Ford Saturday. Warmer with the Campaign manager: Haymond Damato. Sterling and Frank Capra and right near the store Sloane Clegg, "is when we do our fun-in-the-sun fund to put aside money for the he was advised. people. ” chance of showers Sunday. Day­ W R n » N a ^ where Frederick's of Hollywood sells erotic picture layout on the beach in February. And tim e highs in the 50s Friday and MINNEAPOLIS'S \ { JO S TO N lingerie. even in California, it’s cold! " Saturday and 60s to low 70s Gabor, who chairs the board of the world’s largest wig company, Eva Gabor International, Sunday. Overnight lows in the Handicapped pool plans move forward Fire ca ik is best known for the six years she co-starred with 30s. Eddie Albert in the CBS sitcom "Green Acres," SAN FRANCISCO LOUIS' While some questions remain over the number of planned exits in Now you know Across the nation place, to put an alternate exit would building would be ensured. Manchester call. 26 Stone St (Town) back when television was in its rustic rut She also about plans to build a special pool case of fire. While plan.s call for require stairs, another obstacle to Manchester’s Board of Directors Showers will occur from the for the handicapped at Manchester has appeared in films, most notably "G ig i," and Each day the average heart beats 100.000 times y^LO S ANGELES two ways out. one would be via the people who are wheelchair-bound. approved an original pool contract Monday. 6:35 p.m - smoke Tuesday. 4 (W ;i.m — medical on the Broadway stage. and pumps 4.300 gallons of blood. southeastern half of Texas High School, others were answered existing MHS pool — and could Conti said. in 1980, though members asked for alarm. 345 Center St. (Town) call. 91 Strickland St across portions of the Lower LOWEST^^J'--"^"'/ daLLA^ at the Board of Education meeting prove difficult for handicapped He said a second exit could also minor changes which the school Monday. 10 14 p ni. — service (I’arai^icdics). Mississippi Valley to eastern TEMPERATUflES \ _ W on Monday. students in a panic, some commit­ make swimmer supervision more board did not act on until Monday- Tennessee. Rain with snow in the 40-ao 30 ^ ne' w S. ^ . The board ratified a contract tee members feared pCSLEA.-ii ^ difficult. "W e have to keep a close night. The directors will review higher elevations will be scat­ with Instructors of the Handi­ ■Attorney Richard Conti, vice eye on many of the people we pool construction plans on Nov. 13. capped, a non-profit group made president of the lOH. said Monday Almanac tered from Arizona across New 3000 || teach," Conti said. according to lOH vice-president Mexico and southern Colorado. A SO 60 up of an adult board of directors that "if the board determines it’s School board member Susan Richard Conti. i • mixture of rain and snow will 70 and high school students who teach appropriate for us to have a second Perkins said there are at least two Members of the lOH said they DOUBLE (r,-. 260 NO. MAIN ST a a* » disabled people to swim. But the Today is Wednesday, October also be scattered across Mon­ exit in this area, we would instructors for every handicapped hoped construction on the pool R I MANCHtSTER, CT UPl WEATHER FOTOCAST ■' group must still get approval for its TH E VALUE 24th. the 298th day of 1984 with 68 \ tana and the western Dakotas. certainly put one in. ” But the best student, so a safe escort out of the could begin by next summer. \ V Q NORTHV/AY to follow. actual construction plans from t U f O PLAZA Rain and rainshowers will occur both the Manchester Board of ra------O F YO U R The moon is new. over northwest Texas and Okla­ Directors and the school board. There is no morning star. National torecaat homa and from Tennessee and Under the agreem ent, the MANUFACTURER'S The evening stars are Mer­ Kentucky across the mid- Atlan­ For period ending 7 a.m. EST Thursday. During Wednesday night, swimmers’ group is to pay for all cury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter and tic states to southern New showers will continue to develop across much of the area from the construction costs, while the town CO U PO N S Saturn. England. Showers will be scat­ will own the pool and pay for lower Plains northeastward Into the Ohio Valley region. Elsewhere, I HOMt Of THl Those born on this date are tered over the Carolinas. High maintenance. Plans call for the Details in Store mostly fair weather should prevail with skies ranging from clear to PfOPtI PIfASEBS under the sign of Scorpio. They temperatures w ill be in the 40s new, shallow swimming pool to be partly cloudy. Minimum temperatures Include: (approximate include film director Merian over the Rockies, eastern Mon­ located be next to the existing pool maximum readings in parenthesis) Atlanta 61(80), Boaton 48(64) H ytu hin not nulwd ywr Cooper ("K in g K on g") in 1893 tana and upper Michigan. Highs at MHS. vitw pKkid nlM circular. Chicago 44(61), Cleveland 47(64), Dallas 52(68), Denver 26(54), and playwright Moss Hart in will reach the 70s and 80s over The town will have exclusive use F A CM up itlh iilvc. Sail ItM i In lib li Iliiis . Oct 2S. (n.. Del IS. Sil. Oct. V Duluth 29(41), Houston 60(79), Jacksonville 68(83), Kansas City 1904. much of the Southeast, the of the facility during school hours. 44(56), Little Rock 58(72), Los Angeles 56(75), Miami 77(85), On this date in history: Southwest and California. In turn, the lOH will use it for In 1648, the Treaty of Westpha­ Minneapolis 34(47), New Orleans 62(86), New York 50(63). Phoenix special events as welt as its regular PRIMO HOT OR SWEET lia ended the brutal Thirty High and low 54(78). San Francisco 51(70), Seattle 48(58), St. Louis 46(64) Sunday afternoon swimming USDA CHOICE Washington 59(70). ’ classes. The group has agreed to Y ears’ War in Europe. The highest temperature re­ ITALiAN purchase liability insurance to LONDON BROIL In 1861, the first telegram was ported Tuesday by the National transmitted across the United cover its activities. SHOULDER CUT SAUSAGE Weather Service, excluding At a meeting of the school States from California Chief Alaska and Hawaii, was 90 Justice Stepehen Field to Presi­ board’s building committee last degrees at Milton, Fla. Today’s Manchester Herald week, members voiced concern dent Abraham Lincoln in low was 17 degrees at Laramie, Richard M. Diamond, Publisher Washington. Wyo. In 1945, following Soviet ratifi­ Penny Sadd Mark F. Abraitis * 1 6 9 cation, U.S. Secretary of State Associate Publisher lb James Byrnes announced the Business Manager United Nations charter had gone Lottery USPS 327-500 into effect. VOL. CIV. 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By Kathy Garmus time to reassess their positions." have already rejected the idea of Herald Reporter Weinberg said today she could contracting with the town for fire not “hazard a guess" as to whether protection in parts of the Buckland Republican Town Director an agreement would be reached in area. Donna R. Mercier has withdrawn a her talks with Joyner, Some Joyner could not be reached for request for the Board of Directors district officials have reacted comment this morning. to consider re-establishing a liai­ negatively to the town’s contract­ The district has been rebuffed in % son committee between the town ing suggestion. \ its attempts to buy the town’s and Eighth District at its No­ "M y feeling is that conversation Buckland firehouse because the vember meeting. always helps," \^n b e rg said. town officials have said it is needed The committee would be formed The Board ofdirectors earlier to provide fire protection in some partly to address the running this month >sked Weinberg to areas. dispute over the district’s attempts write to Joyner to propose a A recent study of shared use of to establish separate fire service in contractual arrangement for fire the town’s firehouse with the the Buckland area, Mercier has protection. The arrangement was district concluded that it would be Professionally ^ said. suggested as a way out of having too expensive and physically diffi­ But Mercier said today she still the district build its own firehouse cult to be feasible. Staffed /_X believes that such a committee is next to the town-owned firehouse The district has made plans to necessary to reach a solution. on Tolland Turnpike. purchase land next to the town's Mercier said she withdrew her The town cannot legally provide firehouse to build its own station. EAR request after learning that Mayor fire protection in the area imme­ Weinberg said a contractual Barbara B. Weinberg planned to diately around its Buckland fire­ arrangement for fire protection talk with district President Walter house. The state Supreme Court has worked before. The town used PIERCING Jpyner about contracting with the has ruled that the district’s volun­ to pay the district to fight fires in town to fight fires in the area. teer fire department has that right. the Buckland area. Mercier’s request for a committee Mercier was the only director at CLINIC Herald photo by Garmus had been placed on the Board of the meeting to vote against the She said the arrangement would Directors’ November agenda. contract proposal. save the district a lot of money. TWO DAYS ONLY! Kennelly campaigns In Manchester "A breather may be best for both Weinberg said she would write Town General Manager Robert the town and the Eighth District,” the requested letter to Joyner this B. Weiss this morning declined •Friday, Oct. 26,6 PM to 9 PM Incumbent U S. Rep. Barbara B. Ken­ minutes meeting many of the workers at Mercier said. "Both sides need week. However, district officials comment on the matter. nelly, left, chats with machinist Malcolm company, which manufactures aircraft •Saturday, Oct. 27,11 AM to 4 PM Our Reg. Prices Our Reg. Pricea Baley Monday morning during a visit to engine parts. She is opposed in her Wilson Joins town chapter 25% OFF 20% OFF 30% OFF Our Reg. Prices Dean Machine Products Inc. in the re-election bid by Republican Herschel •Painless, medically approved method by SELECT Select Manchester Industrial Park. The First Klein of Windsor. licensed nurse Group of OUTERWEAR! SWEATERS! G R O UP O F JEANS! District Democrat spent about 25 •Takes less than 30 seconds •Misses' Pullovers, Reg. 5.99 to24.994.79 to 1 9 .97 •Misses' Trail's End'" Denim Jeans Jaycees welcome woman •Price includes surgical grade stainless •Ladles' Bike Jackets, Reg. 39.99...... 2 9 .9 7 •Petites' Styles, Reg. 13.99 to I9.99l 1.19 to 1 5 .9 7 6- 16, 8-18, Hog. 22.99 ...... 1 5 .9 7 •Jrs'. Styles, Reg. 12.99 to 23.99 . .1 0 .3 9 to 1 9 .1 9 steel stud earrings with 24K gold overlay •Ladies' Jackets, Reg. 69.99 ...... 5 2 .4 9 By Tracy L. Geoghegan •Full Figure Styles, 38-44 « •Men's Sasson Denim Jeans, 30-42 Jury rules Shakir is guilty Women. •Under 18 years old must have written Reg. 10.99 to 19.99 ...... 8.79 to 15.97 Herald Reporter •Men's Lined Chintz Jackets, Reg. 44.99 ... 3 3 .74 Our Reg. 21.99...... 1 5 .3 9 "I’m really not a women’s consent •Maternity Turtle or Crewneck, Reg. 23.99 . .1 9 .1 9 By Sarah Passell ordered his wife and lawyer to post spectators all burst out laughing. libber,” she said. “ But I ’m all for •No ear piercing for children under 3 •Men's Marc Robbins'" Down Jackets • Men's Styles, Reg. 14.99 to 29.99.1 1 .9 7 to 2 3 .9 7 Herald Reporter Tonight Manchester’s chapter of women having a name for Reg. 69.99 ...... 5 2 .49 •Boys' Trail's End'" Denim Jeans a property bond using the house During testiniony Friday Shakir the Jaycees will swear in its first •Young Men's Styles . ^ and land he said he inherited from themselves." •Choice of goldtone, silvertone, simulated •Boys' Trail’s End'" Parkas, 8-iB, Reg. 35.99 2 6 .9 7 Reg. 19.99 to 22.99...... 1 5 .9 7 to 1 8 .39 8-16 Reg./Slim, Reg. 13.99 ...... 9 .7 9 asked his mother’s conservator. woman — Elizabeth Wilson of A four-woman, two-man jury in his mother at 905 Tolland She said she hasn’t given much pearl or diamond studs. East Hartford lawyer P. Peter Parker Street. •Jr. Boys’ Sizes 4-7, Reg. 32,99...... 2 4 .74 •Boys'Styles, S,M,L. on ..n-> Manchester Superior Court Tues­ Turnpike. thought to what her new role will be Reg. 12.99 to 14.99...... 1 0 .39 to 1 1 .97 •Girls' Trail's End'" Denim Jeans Apter, whether he remembered his And unlike many Jaycee chap­ day found Tolland Turnpike resi­ in the Jaycees. But she said she •Girls' Quilted Poplins, 7-i4, Reg. 39.99 . . . .2 9 .9 7 •Jr. Boys' Styles, 4-7, Reg. 9.99 A 10.997.99 & 8 .7 9 7- 14, Our Reg. 14.99...... 1 0 .4 9 According to trial testimony and once having made a comment ters across the nation, Manches­ dent Thomas Shakir guilty of court records. Bertha Shakir died could see herself running for an •Girls'Styles, 7-l4,Reg. 10.99 to 19.998.79 to 1 5 .97 about Apter's "350-pound father" ter’s is not accepting female CHOICE OF •4-6X Chintz & Nylon Styles, Reg. 22.99 . . . 17.24 first-degree custodial interference in July 1983, three months aftershe and whether Apter had taken a trip office in the organization at some STUDS INCLUDED •Li'l G als'Styles, 4-6X ___ •Toddlers' Trail's End'" Denim Jeans membership grudgingly. Several point in the future. 8.88 for removing his ailing mother was taken out of the Meadows and •Tots' Nylon Jackets, 2-4, Reg. 18.99...... 14.24 Reg. 9.99 to 18.99 ...... 7.99 to 15.19 to Jamaica while acting as his members of the Manchester Jay- Sizes 2-4T, Our Reg. 10.99 ...... 7 .6 6 from Meadows Convalescent Cen­ spirited to Westerly, R.I., where "Her overall personality is very mother's conservator. cess said Monday that in contrast :7 ter last year without her court- she turned up in a hospital strong,” Rohde said. "She has Jackaway ruled the questions to chapters elsewhere in the United appointed conservator's emergency room the night of April good leadership potential." out of order. States, the town group went out permission. 13. Shakir also asked Apter to testify "We feel it’s very symbolic and Shakir, who acted as his own and looked for a woman to join its meaningful to have her as our first Jackaway cited Shakir for con­ about threats he, Shakir, made ranks. co-counsel during his trial, was tempt during his closing argument woman,” said Hathorn. "Some of against Apter's life. After a controversial U.S. Su­ ...... also found guilty of first-degree Tuesday, after Shakir repeatedly us have been wanting women to "What did I tell you?" Shakir preme Court ruling in July forbade failure to appear at a March 5 referred to matters that had not join for a long time." asked Apter. organizations such as the Jaycees pre-trial conference this year. The been part of the trial. Shakir was "Fo r a conservative town like "That you knew where I lived to exclude females, Manchester jury spent less than 15 minutes allowed by the court to act as- his Manchester to have a woman and I couldn't hide, " Apter testi­ members said they decided the deliberating. own co-counsel, along with Water­ Jaycee is a historic event.” said fied. “ And that I was playing with best thing they could do would be to Both charges are Class D felo­ ford attorney David G. Proctor. Robert Faucher, a member of the 2 5 % O F F dynamite." actively recruit a woman. nies. Shakir faces up to five years Jackaway withdrew the con­ town Jaycees. When he took the stand to testify "I thought this was the right way ELIZABETH WILSON in prison and as much as $5,000 in tempt charge after Shakir later Rohde said he and most other in his own defense. Shakir gave his to address the issue," said James fines on each count. Sentencing is apologized for his remarks. home address as "wherever my ... joins chapter tonight Manchester Jaycees hope Wilson’s scheduled for Nov. 20. The two-day trial was punctu­ Rohde, the chapter’s president. membership will help them to ships lie." He repeated the claim "We wanted to keep people from After the verdict. Judge Harry ated by numerous warnings from when pressed several times by Though not a member, Wilson build a roster that includes more N. Jackaway rai-sed Shakir s bond asking ’Why don’t you have a has been active in Jaycee service women. “I think some fresh ideas Jackaway about Shakir's behavior Jackaway but finally admitted woman?’’’ from $2,500 to $20,000. As he was led in court. Once action stopped that he is currently living at 905 projects for several years. She from a women’s perspective would Luxury PercBlB Sheets Selected Yams Ruffled Chintz Curtains to the courthouse lockup. Shakir completely as the judge, jury and Members said they had little served as chairperson for the make us better off,” he added. Entire Selection Assorted 24x72* Tolland Turnpike. doubt from the beginning that Jaycees’ activities in the Thanks­ Rohde said the Manchester TWIN FLAT OR FITTCD A Q * 7 of Craft Kits Carpet Runners 24* SIZE f t 0 < 7 Wilson was the woman they giving Day Road Race, and has Jaycees have fallen on hard times 59«»1.49 Owfieg.t.4»...... Q e l r f - wanted. "Several of us recruited helped with Halloween haunted in recent years, with membership R’8 back toTwsics with sofld white, easy-cars, Our Reg. 79° to 1.99 Topper witithigh heading and pre-tled bows her," said Melvin Hathorn. Chair­ Our Reg. «.SS.. 5.24 Incumbent backs school lottery use houses in the past. dropping from nearly 100 to about no iron poiy/cotton shaetsi •Wool Blend Ardlna«^ 1.04,. 11.19 Included. Natural or Rose. Permanent-press. man of the Jaycee Board. "We "She was essentially a member Our Reg. 1.49 to 15.99 Ideal for use in h^ h trafflcareas By Alex GIrelll opposing McCavanagh, who seeks 25 since the late 1970s. "Women •Puli, PM or nuM, Rag...... 6.71 •Chrona"’ Baby Yarn or for use as a utility rug. Herald Reporter work. That exemption would pro­ wanted to make sure she’d be the already," Rohde said. would be a definite asset to the Choice of Soft Sculpture dolls. •as* sue. Our Reg. 9.99...... 7,77 a second term representing the vide needed equity for the already first.” -•QutMn,PMorPHted,Rag.i2.9« ..9.66 •Cakfor’s Own Sport Yarn Assorted broadloom carpeting 12th Assembly District. Wilson will take her oath at the chapter," he said. "And now that Latch Hook kits, Candlewlck- in several colors. overburdened parents of pre­ group’s meeting tonight at the •King, Flat or PltttMi, Rag. ing, Stitchery, Stamped Em­ •Velanoe, Our Rsg. S.99...... 5 .^7 Incumbent Democratic state If the lottery proceeds were there are more women in careers, t s.gg ...11.76 •Spoftaglow Metallic adolescents and teenaged youns- Police suspect Knights of Columbus Lodge on broidery Kits, Paints & more. Rep. James McCavanagh, D- committed to help finance the cost this experience can be very helpful •Std------Cases,------2>Pk,--- Reg.------g.gg. ,5.27 •Aunt Lydia Rug Yarn •70* Wide Topper, Rag. 14.99...... 11.47 Manchester, wants to rededicate ters, he said. Main Street at 8 p.m. to them." of local public education. McCava­ McCavanagh said the lack of a escapee in crash all or a substantial portion of the nagh said, it would help motiviate "It’s kind of exciting," said Rohde said the Jaycees are not in state income tax in Connecticut Wilson, 33. "I think it’ll be kind of state’s revenues from the lottery to people to spend more on the Police said today they suspect competition with the Jaycee has attracted much new business neat. It’s a terrific organization. I Llfesaver education expenses, he told fellow lottery. Manchester resident Scott Robare, Women for female members. activity that, in turn, has created enjoy the kinds of projects they TITAN members of the Kiwanis Club In order to increase awareness who escaped from a Hartford jail "W e’re different kinds of groups,” ‘^FunBage ^ Tuesday. new job opportunities. He said he do." he said. 'Rsg.i.s«nig ...... 1 (im p a c t of the worthwhile use being made shares Governor William O ’Neill’s Monday night, may be the person 4 9 McCavanagh said during a lun­ of the their lottery spending, who stole a car from the 7-U Wilson, a doctor’s secretary and Manchester’s Jaycee Women ■ Choose from Lollipops, commitment to oppose any state' mother of two, was a member of Heater cheon speech at the Manchester McCavanagh said, ”I would like to parking lot on Main Street in chapter, which disbanded for Minis, Beechias. income tax. the "Jaycee Wives” for two or Country Club that during the first amend the law to provide that by Manchester and crashed it into a several years due to lack of ' Bubble Yum! year of the lottery its proceeds As for the $164 million surplus, three years before the group interest, was revived several 17.70 the 15th day of each month, the telephone pole on Route 30 in Baby Ruth or OwReg. 2i.gg were used exclusively to finance state government would be re­ McCavanagh said, "Everybody Vernon early this morning. changed its name to Jaycee months ago. education, but that the revenues quired to announce the total net agreed we should have a rainy day Robare escaped from the Mor­ -Butterfingers Fan-lbrced heat; from it were later put into the lottery revenue for the preceding fund ’’ and $164 million is only 2 gan Street jail, where he was being In 16 oz. bags. ,• thermostat. Also General Fund. percent of a $4 billion budget. has hids-awa month and the specific dollar held on bond while awaiting trial in Reg. 2.27 Ea, Bag . . . I handla. #Tll% McCavanagh, a 13-year member amount of that monthy revenue connection with a purse-snatching SD&B needs an Account Executive of Kiwanis, was the fifth in a series McCavanagh also repeated his that would be going to public opposition to the appointment by last week on Main Street. OUR LOWEST PRICE OF THE YEAR M l of six candidates running in the education." Police said they spotted a blue Nov. 6 election to speak to the club. the governor of an inspector who can write. *OH A SPECIAL SELECTION YOUR PATTO N McCavanagh said he would like general to as a means of curbing Datsun traveling toward Vernon CHOICE Next Tuesday, the last of the to exempt from the state sales tax on Tolland Turnpike shortly after OHIO AR T OF SERIES P598 CASSETTES 3.99 r. Deluxe 1500W speakers. Republican Jonathan fraud and mismanagement. He A# ethw enwne ewl** ewaieie clothing for children up to the age Michael J. Rager of 33 Elro St. At least 5 years of agency or client- ‘Etch-A> Hare are just a lew outstanding examples from CBS. Mercier, will speak. Mercier is said the present system of detect­ MCMdorUmSMertoM Heater/Fan of 15, who are not old enough to ing fraud works. reported it missing from the Sketch’ parking lot of the 7-U store at 253 side experience, industrial or 24.70 Main St. They chased the car into 6.76 LP RECORD SALE! ALL RECORDS IN OwRag. 92.99 Gutin confirms Multi-Circuits deal Vernon, where it crashed into a trade, is a must. Unlimited telephone pole, police said. Turn vertical & JOHN WAITE STOCK BY 3heats-600/ A spokesman for Multi-Circuits The occupants of the car. a man horizontal knobs NO BRAKES , 100W1500 watts. On Tuesday, Fiano announced two weeks, according^o the to create great Has fan-only sat­ Inc, confinned Tuesday that the plans to use the building for offices and a woman, fled on foot, police earning potential, profit sharing THESE ARTISTS: company plans to sell its Summit developer. Fiano said a short road pictures. Shake ing. #HF12W and perhaps light industry. He said will run between the new houses, said. But police found the woman to erase. •KENNY ROGERS Street building to developer Larry he plans to construct seven two- nearby and arrested her on a and full benefit package. A. Fiano and said no layoffs will and school officials may decide to •DIANA ROSS family homes on surrounding run a walk-way from the high second-degree larceny charge, •JOHN WAITE result. they said. The woman, Wendy Write: Alan R. Burman. properly, which overlooks Man­ school up to it. •PRINCE "There is a contract to sell that chester High School. Bluis, 19, of 8 Hackmatack St., told HOOVER property to Mr. Fiano." said Meehan Associates of Manches­ Smith, Dorian & Burman, Inc. police the driver was Scott Robare, KODAK 920 •BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN Spirit” Irving Gutin, vice president of The Board of Education has ter has designed the homes. police said. 1100 New Britain Avenue, West I lariford, CT 06110 •JULIO tOUESIAS granted Fiano the right to lop off a ‘Trlmprint* KENNY ROGERS DIANA ROSS Tyco Laboratories of New Hamp­ JOHN WAITE •THE CARS Canister shire. Tyco purchased Multi- town-owned portion of the bank Instant Camera 'What About Me’ ‘Swept Away' ‘No Brakes' •LIONEL RICHIE Vac Cleaner Circuits, a circuit-board manufac­ near where one of the homes would CaMorReg. ..,.22.70 be. Otherwise, that particular lot IVOTE 6 . 9 9 5 . 9 6 •CYNDI LAUPER turer, in February. 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Bevins, Managing Editor providing for a ten-year program consider public-sector employees pay opportunities for all. He is on of repair and restructuring of the "mere servants.” record in support of control of at MARC bakery Laurie Prylko James P. Sacks, City Editor Open state roads and bridges. The bill He voted wrong on Senate Bill 77, medical costs without affecting Executive Director o p iw io n which would prohibit hospitals health care quality or decent job Manchester Association passed 22 to 14, and will provide approximately 40,000 jobs a year. from including in their rate struc­ conditions for workers in the To the Editor; lor Retarded Citizens Inc. He voted wrong on Senate Bill 61, ture, the cost of high-powered health care sector. He is a The following letter was sent to JForum "Prospective Payments System consultants hired to oppose organi­ proponent of educational issues, Letters policy Bridget Gilchrist, director of the J a c k for Hospitals." The intent was to zation by their employees. I firmly and is acutely a w ^ e of the housing Joe Fauliso sure isn’t ‘goofing off hold down hospital costs while do not believe the state, through its issues and cqrifimunity needs, and Illing Junior High School Pep The Manchester Herald wel­ Anderson ensuring quality care, accessibil­ Medicaid and Medicare payments, is an advocate of the elderly. Band. comes letters to the editor. Joe Fauliso says that just because he isn’t running for I believe that the incumbent’s Letters should be brief and to the gubernatorial race will be the main event. He hears, as ' Girls’ athletics ity and protection of workers and should underwrite such "union- Dear Friends: anything this year he doesn’t want his party to think Washington their benefits. busting” tactics. This bili passed record shows a growing and clear point. They should be typed or everyone does these days, about Moffett’s moving Thank you very much for the he’s "goofin g off." deserve coverage He voted against Senate Bill 472, 26 to 10, leaving Mr. Zinsser seated need for new, responsive, progres­ neatly handwritten, and. for ease around and doing what looks like early organizational Msrry-Qo-Round enjoyable music presented by the "Political Freedom for Public to the contrary on this and many sive leadership that will ^ sensi­ in editing, should be double­ Like a lot of Democrats in Connecticut who are Capitol work for a candidacy then. Fauliso just doubts that the Illing Junior High Pep Hand at the — To the Editor; Employees,” which allows all other worker and community- tive to constituency issues here in spaced. nervous about the outlook on Nov. 6, Fauliso is liberal Dem ocrat will go through with it. dedication of the MARC bakery on public employees — state, judicial based issues. the 4th Senatorial District and the The Herald reserves the right to cam paigning as though he were a candidate. He hopes Comments He says M offett has done little, if anything, for this One of the pleasures, actually a Oct. 14. Let the record show that on Nov. state. edit letters in the interests of to be one in 1986, for the same job he has now. year’s candidates or the party. The lieutenant governor primary one for me, of receiving and municipal — to run for Bob Conrad 6, 1984, this working voter will be The opening of the bakery was brevity, clarity and taste. wonders whether Moffett sniffs defeat for Democrats the Manchester Herald, is the political office at the local level, Fauliso is the lieutenant governor, the No. 2 man in Syndicated Columnist casting a ballot for Mr. Zinsser’s William Rudls another milestone in the history of Address letters to: Open Forum, and doesn’t want to be identified with it. C I A h id e s wealth of information about local inclusive of leave-of-absence pro­ state governm ent except when Gov. Bill O’N eill is out of opponent — Steve Cassano. 248 East SI. MARC, and the music presented Manchester Herald. P.O. Box 591, Fauliso has no doubt, though, that O’Neill will run for issues and local people. It is visions allowed in business and state. Then Fauliso is No. 1, as he was during the two Mr. Cassano backs full employ­ Hebron by the Pep Band helped to make Manchester. CT 06040 re-election in 1986. That’s why he (Fauliso) let it be especially positive for our young industry. This bill passed 24 to 8.1 weeks O’Neill spent in Europe recently. in ve stm e n t people to receive so much attention Like O’N eill, he wears two hats. He is a big shot in the known recently that he hopes to be with the team again. He says O’Neill’s trip to Europe was tiring. He says the for their good accomplishments. hierarchy of state government. He is also a ranking Democratic Party perform ance by the O’ Neill Sports is certainly a highlighted leader in the Dem ocratic Party. governor had a tough schedule that allowed little time administration — this state’s leadership in a sound involvement - area of this coverage. Recreation It isn’t likely anyone will ever accuse Joe Fauliso of for relaxation, though O’Neill didn’t say much about it economy, its high rate of per capita income and low when he returned. leagues, no matter how few the Our dazzling new D&L is now open at Crystal Mall! "goofin g o ff" in either capacity. He is the governor’s rate of unemployment. He talks down the Reagan lines, get press along with the pros. reliable right-hand man — one who takes every Politically, however, Fauliso says O’Neill never WASHINGTON - The CIA is Administration performance, concentrating on its looked better. engaged in a desperate effort to The Herald is deserving of praise assignment thrown his way without hesitation or alleged tough attitude toward social needs and its , for giving the space for this complaint. But he is also typical of Democrats who are cover the tracks that lead from the shortchanging education, its effort to cut Social Political notes spy agency directly to a Honolulu- purpose. I imagine that the paper hustling just a bit more anxiously this year because of Security and Medicare. is rewarded by an expanded the Ronald Reagan phenomenon. Financial statements filed in Washington indicate based investment company now Fauliso is the good party soldier, whether he’s readership. 2 that the state will have a million-dollar campaign in the under federal and state " I am out every night,” he said one day at his State lavishing his flair for oratory at a General Assembly One of the truly positive things hotly contested Third Congressional District race. investigation. Capitol office. Sundays are not letdown, either. The last candidate’s cocktail party or taking a congressional that has happened in recent years, Incumbent Rep. Bruce Morrison has received nearly The company has been accused one was average for Fauliso, who is never at a loss for candidate around by the hand. And though he isn’t on with the push for equality of words. $672,000 already, while Republican challenger Larry of bilking investors of $22 million any ballot this time, he is running a little scared just as DeNardis has taken in nearly $273,000. since 1979. opportunities for girls in the sports all of those 1984 candidates are. areas, is that girls’ sports activi­ A Becker poll for corporate giants in Connecticut My associates Indy Badhwar IT B E G A N T H A T M O R N IN G with a labor group in ties have expanded dramatically. Hamden, followed by a brunch with the Connecticoit shows that Fauliso’s faith in O’N eill is w ell placed. The and Dale Van Atta have been IN HIS CANDID MOMENTS, Joe Fauliso admits it It is very sad to see that the Herald Federation of Dem ocratic Women in Cromwell. His governor’s favorability rating was at 61 percent among investigating the scandal. Sealed doesn’t look great for a lot of Democrats this year. He has not managed to cover boys’ afternoon started with a speech to Dem ocratic women 800 residents surveyed — the highest it’s ever been. testimony charges that the CIA — and girls’ sports in an even-handed says that is all the more reason to work hard. He shares But the poll of the week was run by the Waterbury with the knowledge of the Justice 4 in West Hartford, then it was on to Fairfield for a fund­ the thrill of revived momentum W alter Mondale has manner, nor present them in an raiser to help state Rep. Chris Niedermeier’s Am erican, showing that state Rep. John Rowland has Department, which is now prose­ given to the cam paign recently. And he takes note of a even-handed way in the sports campaign, and an evening appearance with the edged ahead of Congressman Bill Ratchford by 2 cuting the investment company’s conspicuous absence from much of the action this fall. section. Westport Democratic Town Committee. percentage points in Waterbury, a pivotal place in the executives — "has been hiding Fauliso doesn’t believe that former Congressman I, of course, realize that the Fauliso says his standard pitch is to talk up Fifth Congressional District. The paper has not been persons and changing the identity Toby M offett will take on Bill O’Neill in 1986, when the wrong in its polls. of other persons” who could give paper cannot support enough re­ embarrassing testimony in the porters to cover every school An editorial upcoming trial. sporting event and relies heavily The damage-control operation is on coaches to submit write-ups of aimed at limiting the C IA’s liabili­ the games. There are some repor­ ties — financial and political — ters and photographers, however, Re-elect Zinsser omtl«KSR...P6l„ , that could come from its clandes­ and to look at the Herald, one tine involvement with the would guess that they attend only male sports. IMC ^TjW'Tg'iil.ir investment firm of Bishop, Bald­ This fall, I have been struck by win, Rewald, Dillingham & Wong. to seat in Senate the differential. The unevenness of The company’s assets were frozen last year, and it has been placed coverage in soccer has been Voters in the 4th Senatorial particularly blatant. Today, I which the campaign has been under trusteeship in response to a District will have to make a attended my first Manchester conducted. Zinsser has re­ I Q U r iliK I^ bankruptcy petition and investor difficult decision on Nov. 6. fused to debate his opponent complaints. High School soccer game (no, I don’t have a daughter on the They face a choice between one-on-one, and Cassano has The firm’s chief executive, Ro­ team ), and was pleased to recog­ two qualified and expe­ 5LSPSP- nald Ray Rewald, was jailed on relied more on attacking nize a prominent Herald photo­ rienced politicians, either of charges of fraud; he was unable to Zinsser’s positions than on grapher at the bench. I overheard raise the $10 million bill — the whom would probably re­ stating his own views. that he'd also been over to highest ever set in Hawaii. Rewaid present the district well. photograph the field hockey team Campaign literature from claimed he was running BBRD&W playing in the field behind. both candidates is disappoint­ for the CIA. The agency denied it. The Herald favors a vote . : ]/ “ Great," I thought. Then I menti- ing, too. Cassano distributes So Rewald responded with a for the incumbent. Republi­ ■ oned my concern about the uneven baseball cards and color 54-page affidavit and 95 supporting can Carl Zinsser. coverage and, lo and behold, I exhibits showing that the invest­ postcards of his family, while learned that at least two of the The Herald’s endorsement ment firm was a CIA front. Zinsser mails copies of the parents of girls’ soccer team is made with some reserva­ Rewald lays the blame for the 1984 National Football players had contacted the paper. tions. It is based as much on company’s difficulties solely on League schedule. News re­ I was also informed that a staff the candidates’ campaign the CIA, which has now admitted to writer was there. I am thankful leases from the candidates "low-level” involvement with styles as it is on the issues and JHKII tJLZ ' that the Herald responded to the are just as bad. We learn a lot BBRD&W. C ideology of the contenders. parent appeal, but my hope is that about endorsements the can­ But confidential documents and Both Zinsser and his oppo­ '"'editor’s decision will influence not didates have managed to get interviews with sources make it nent, town Director Stephen just this game, but all local sports from special interest groups, clear that the C IA’s involvement Cassano, want to repeal the • play in the future, but little about what the goes much deeper. Here is what so-called “ nuisance taxes” I ’ve learned so far; Gerry P. Harvey candidates think about those which have brought about a • After I first broke the scandal 19 Grove St. special interests. large state surplus. Though last week, CIA officials were .... Manchester neither candidate has pro­ We said the decision would forced to confirm that the agency T be difficult; the similar and vided specific proposals ran a covert surveillance opera­ Zinsser votes about taxes and spending, sometimes contradictory po­ Open Forum tion aimed at foreign students at sitions of the candidates, as the Hawaiian branch of Brigham the wrong way Zinsser has the edge on this Young University. A CIA agent issue: He advocates “expen­ well as the lack of substance in the campaign, bear this recruited Rewald’s son, Jimmy, to To the Editor: diture control" while Cas­ ^Sddition necessary?" become a student at the university, out. But the Herald does have Americans have Lane, easing commuting between sano merely suggests study That appears to be a pertinent Bolton and Hartford, can be to tail Chinese students on campus Let the record show; As a some good reasons to recom­ and review. precious rights question, and I would have asked it expected to increase demand for and to pilfer their records. A member of the working commun- We liked Zinsser’s stand on mend a vote for Zinsser. myself if not raised by others. I do housing in Bolton, with an inevita­ subsidiary of BBRD&W paid for . ity, and a union member in an To the Editor: not remember seeing an answer in the Republican call for a Zinsser has been a good ble, but unpredictable, increase in and ran young Rewald’s operation. unstable industrial environment, I any of the literature available. A • Intelligence sources have con­ special session to consider senator in many wS^s. He school population.. Even if the have become increasingly inter­ does his homework, and he Our chapter, and particularly good answer was given us by the library/media/computer needs firmed that at least six CIA agents ested and concerned about the repeal of those nuisance school administration, but not works hard at the Capitol on Mrs. Hawkins, wish to express our were not present, we can expect a worked for BBRD&W in some .. future and my fam ily’s needs. The taxes. He said a special thanks for your article on Constitu­ mentioned in the Herald report. capacity. Several invested money focus brings with it the awareness two important committees. gradual overloading of the existing session of the Legislature tion Week in September. Too little, The impression was left that the facilities. in the firm. After It collapsed, the of the changing conditions within Appropriations and Program would be a waste of time and at most, is brought to the public’s question was significant, but This information has convinced CIA ran an internal investigation our state and community, and money, and he declined to Review. He has been effec­ attention of the precious rights we unanswered. me that any use of the 20-year-old that resulted in the dismissal of one certainly those issues that are Americans have in this country. join his party in its unsuccess­ tive in helping constituents A service would be provided 500-pupil capacity only confuses agent and disciplinary action important to our everyday well The outpouring of patriotism against others. being. ful drive for such a session. with individual problems. He your Bolton readers if you would the discussion, and is not pertinent was responsible for creation shown during the Olympics was publish some facts which indicate to today’s problems. We need now • Former CIA director Stans- Basic needs such as job and Both Zinsser and Cassano heartwarming and I, for one, hope of the Children’s Trust Fund, that the design goal of 450 to 500 to plan facilities adequate for field Turner knew about justice for all; quality education also are concerned about it continues. for all children, rich or poor: equal which provides money to help pupils used in the early 1960s is not today’s and tomorrow’s educa­ BBRD&W, and used the com­ education, but again, neither This acknowledgement of your pertinent to today’s planning: tional needs and projected school pany's chauffeured limousine on at rights for women, with equal pay prevent child abuse, and for courtesy is late, but it had just candidate has made specific 1. During the 20 years since the population. least one visit to Honolulu. for equal work; economic security refinements to the Winter come to my attention, since I was proposals for changes in school opened, the curriculum has • The CIA admitted to a grand ... and dignity for the elderly; institu­ M E N ’S & YOUNG MEN’S Energy Assistance Program, 'away in September. tion of the economic franchise MEN’S & YOUNG MEN’S 2 Connecticut’s funding sys­ been broadened and improved to R.E. Gorion jury that it paid $3,000 for M E N ’S & YOUNG MEN’S Again, thank you. being withheld from working peo­ tem. Cassano should have the which provides fuel aid for better cover the needs of pre­ Chairman BBRD&W’s telephone, telex and ple, through the repeated legisla­ the needy. He is popular, and college, vocational, and general Bolton Planning Commission printing bills. It had to. The FBI SPORT COATS OUTERWEAR edge on this issue; he is a (Mrs. Roland) Jean E. Weeks tive denial of responsible plant he has the admirable quality education. A school for 500 stu­ has obtained copies of checks SWEATERS college professor and he Corresponding Secretary closings and relocation protections of not taking himself too dents designed now would need to made out to Rewald by the C IA ’s speaks frequently about his Orford Parish Chapter Three reasons for displaced workers; affordable seriously. serve 85 course offerings, rather onetime Honolulu station chief. 69.97-99.97 39.97-79.97 moral and financial commit- Daughters of the American Jack Kindschi, who became a housing, at tolerable interest R eg. $50-$100. C o ld -w e a th e r 16.97-2697 Though his voting record than the 55 courses available in Reg. $22-$,'l.'). As.sorted colors and ■ ment to education. But we Revoiution for Thompson BBRD&W director when he retired , rates; towns and cities well Reg. $90-$125. The season’s best 1964, and would have many more styles from American Jac, designs from Penobscot Hay, As- expected more from Cas­ has been quite conservative classrooms. from the agency. served, clean and safer to live in; from Sergio Valente, John Peel. at times, Zinsser does not To the Editor: the condition of our statewide Weatherwatcher, Mirage and tor One, Brian M cNeil and L'nion sano, and he hasn't given us 2. ’The 500 capacity, even for the • A source close to Lt. Col. iP. Cotier and J. S. Richards. 4 Here’re answers infrastructure and the blunted Maine Guide. always follow the Republican 55-course curriculum, was based James “ Bo” Gritz revealed that Bay, any more than we have come Jack Thompson wanted to do public services that support our Party line. Though we would on Bolton schoot upon use of two classrooms which funds for his ill-starred covert to expect from Zinsser. something about Connecticut’s economic and community life, are are now converted to a cafeteria. operation to locate American prefer a moderate, it seems crumbling infrastructure long be­ all primary areas of my concern. On many occasions, re­ To the Editor: Even with the old curriculum, 500 prisoners of war in Laos were paid that Cassano would be more fore the Mianus R iver Bridge Here in the 4th Senatorial marks by Zinsser and by pupils would not fit without giving through BBRD&W. The firm ’s files MEN’S VESTED SUITS likely to follow the Demo­ collapsed. District, I have watched with ZIP-UNED RAINCOATS LUCIEN PICCARD Cassano appear contradic­ The Bolton Planning Commis­ up the cafeteria. The school also contain a letter from deputy cratic Party line. The 4th Jack Thompson has proposed increasing dismay the legislative tory. Each candidate, while sion meeting of Oct. 17 heard a population has never been signifi­ director of the Defense Intelli­ PLEATED PANTS legislation that would allow minor voting record of incumbent Sen. Senatorial District needs^ presentation by the Board of cantly greater than the present 310 gence Agency that indicated Pen­ calling for tax cuts, suggests criminal offenders to pay for their Carl A. Zinsser grow consistently 124.97-149.97 79.97-89.97 more than that. Education concerning the pro­ students, so the^ design capacity tagon support for the Gritz more spending. Cassano, crimes by performing community ' away from working people’s Reg. $145-$185 Reg. $100-$110 23.97 posed library/media/computer was never tested. Had the popula­ mission. Reg. $.30 when asked about problems service. ,, needs. On matters affecting Letters policy center for the high school, dis­ tion continued growing according • Jack Rardln, the CIA station Jack Thompson would not have workers, union members, consu­ in Connecticut’s courts, sug­ cussed the subject, and voted to 1970 projections, an addition chief who succeeded Kindschi, The Manchester Herald wel­ voted to allow the electric com ^ mers and the average citizen, Mr. gested adding personnel. unanimously in favor of placing would have been needed long ago. sent regular reports of his meet­ comes letters to the editor. pany to pass the cost overruns on to Zinsser has repeatedly voted the Zinsser, although backing the proposal on the Nov. 6 3. Remedial courses mandated ings with Rewald to the headquar­ Letters should be brief and to the the consumer. . wrong way. B.D. OXFORD requests for more state police referendum for a bond issue for by the state now require non- ters in Langley, Va. Rewald BULKY ACRYUC QUILT-LINED point. They should be typed or These are three good reasons, of ' He voted against Senate Bill 486, several Bolton building projects. available classrooms. The objec­ secretly tape-recorded several of DRESS SHIRTS officers, favored cutting mo­ neatly handwritten, and, for ease many, why Jack should be elected "Infrastructure" (repair of roads PLAID SHIRTS OUTER SHIRTS The meeting was well reported tive of this program is to give the meetings. ney from that budget and in editing, should be double­ state representative from Man­ and bridges) which would estab- in the Manchester Herald the special aid to the small percentage • According to testimony given others. spaced. chester’s 13th Assembly District. 11.97 following day, with one exception. of students needing it. Trying to do to the FBI, a Justice Department 14.97 19.97 The Herald reserves the right to Reg. $16 Reg. $20 Discussion of the issues A question was reported, but the this in substandard teaching spa­ prosecutor assigned to the x«ire Reg. $2.5 edit letters in the interests of Richard W. Dyer could continue, but there is answer was omitted. ces borrowed from office space, said "that the agency (CIA) would VOTE brevity, clarity and taste. tZ Scarborough Road little more of substance on the The question asked by Mr. makes the job harder. take whatever affirmative steps Address letters to: Open Forum, Manchester record. Among the reasons Morra was: "Since the high school 4. The long-awaited connection (necessary) to protect the identity MERCIER Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591,' D&L AT VERNON AND MANCHESTER OPEN MON. THRL' FRI T il. 9 P M for that is the manner in was designed for 500 students, but between the Bolton expressway of certain agents... that the agency S T A T E R E P Manchester, CT 06040. flu In b IhioM II '14 Cm I Mill. liMnn now has only 310, why is an and Interstate 84 north of Silver would kill to protect one particular SATURDAY T I L 6 P.M., SUNDAYS 12 TO 5 More letters on next page agent.’’ B - MANCHESTER HERAl.D, Wfdnc.sday, Oct. 24. 19B4 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wtxlnesdav. Oct. 24. 1984 - 9 Inflation rate U.S./World Reagan downplays tone 1 rebel likens manual to Mao

In Brief Bv Tim Golden In Managua, Nicaragua lodged a strong protest United Press International with Washington over the manual and said the has slight jump of ’60 letter about JFK administration was pressuring political parties to Embryos can’t be destroyed WASHINGTON - The CIA’s manual on withdraw from elections next month. B y Anne Saker Reagan stumped in Seattle and U.S. Ambassador Harry Bergold walked out of MELBOURNE, Australia — Legislators in dent’s speeches. guerrilla war, which advocates assassination, Bv Denis G. Gulino January's checks, based on the in­ United Press International Portland, Ore., but hecklers Inter­ Campaigning in Mondale’s home a meeting in the ministry when Saul Arana, Australia have blocked the destruction of two reads like “ Mao with the word communism United Press International crease in inflation between the third rupted his speeches with shouts of state of Minnesota, Vice President director of American affairs, read the protest frozen embryos from a dead California woman — substituted for imperialism." a top Nicaraguan quarter this year and the third quarter Walter Mondale, trying to stop “ lia r" and “ warmonger.” George Bush traded city pinstripes letter — from Foreign Minister Miguel d’Escoto raising the potential of them being implanted in rebel leader says. WASHINGTON — Consumer prices of 1983. President Reagan from invoking James Lake, Reagan’s cam­ for onupfrv plaid and posed milk­ Brockman to Secretary of State George Shultz. another woman. Alfonso Callejas Deshon, a director of the rose a modest 0.4 percent in Sep­ The increase, in turn, triggers an Democratic heroes such as John paign spokesman, said the demon­ The protest was the first reaction from The Upper House of the Parliament of the state ing a cow. U.S.-backed Nicaraguan Democratic Force, said tember, which will give 37 million expansion in the wage base on which Kennedy, unveiled a 1960 letter strators “ reflect a certain level of Touting the Reagan economic Nicaragua over the manual. of Victoria Tuesday amended the stage’s in an interview Tuesday the booklet "was not people on Social Security a 3.5 percent Social Security taxes are withheld, Reagan wrote to Richard Nixon frustration and panic on the part of recovery over Democratic alter­ widely distributed." The CIA has provided funds and advice to the from $37,800 to $39,600, Health and infertility law dealing with medical procedures to increase in benefits next year, the that likened Kennedy’s policies to local Mondale supporters.” natives that he branded as the past “ It was an instructor’s manual." he said, rebels, although Congress now has cut off money Human Services Department Secre­ allow frozen embryos to be implanted in another government said today. those of Karl Marx and Adolf Told about the heckling. Mon­ cause of inflation, higher interest noting he never finished reading it. to support the groups President Reagan des­ tary Margaret Heckler announced woman when the intended mother cannot accept The inflation figure — the last issued Hitler. dale said he would do “ everything I rates and a grain embargo. Bush "It seems like a book translated from Mao with cribes as “ freedom fighters” against Nicara­ today. them due to death, accident or injury. before the Nov. 6 election — is also the In response, Reagan conceded can” to prevent his supporters led cheers for the GOP ticket in the the word communism substituted for imperial­ gua's leftist Sandinista government. The wage base expanded by a record The decision went against a state commission last needed to set the new tax indexing Tuesday that the 24-year-old letter from interfering with the presi­ upper Midwest. ism.” Callejas said, referring to the late Chinese Reagan, who ordered an investigation of the $3,300 last year. report last summer that said orphaned embryos rate for 1985. The exact figures will be was accurate but said he was leader's classic texts on revolution. manual's origins, said during Sunday's debate Only one of the seven m ajor catego­ could be destroyed. The new ruling makes it announced later today by the White ‘‘pleasantly surprised” at Administration officials have said the contro­ with Waiter Mondale he would fire anyone I ries of prices measured in the report, possible for the frozen embryos to be adopted. House. Kennedy's “ toughness" as the 35th responsible for the document. The mother of the embryos, Argentine-born Aston gangs are new threat versial version of the document was a prelimi­ Tax indexing, a benefit scheduled to transportation, showed any accelera­ president. nary draft not cleared by CIA officials. Reagan also said. "Some way or other, there tion over August. It moved from a zero Elsa Rios, and her Chilean-American husband, take effect in January, is designed to Mondale released the letter at an NEW YORK (UPI) - Attorney ing strength, linking up with Critics argue the manuals advocacy of political were 12 of the original copies that got out down reading of no change to an increase of Mario, were killed when their small plane keep people from paying higher taxes enthusiastic rally of 10,000 stu­ General William French Smith established underworld organiza­ assassination is morally repugnant and use it to there" without being reviewed by CIA officials. 0.5 percent on the strength of the crashed in the Chilean Andes in April 1983. simply because of inflation. dents at the University of Michigan says Asian gangs are rapidly tions and are posing a new threat challenge Reagan's support for the contras. In the interview, Callejas strongly disputed gasoline price rise and higher used car The personal exemption taxpayers and called on Reagan to stop emerging as a major crime that law enforcement agencies are The Washington Post reported in Jpday’s statements by another FDN director, Edgar prices. are allowed also will rise, probably Rains ease in Louisiana quoting Kennedy. problem in America, a problem a ill equipped to meet. editions the book was reviewed and approved in Chamorro, who has l)een reported as saying the from $1,000 to $1,040. The 0.1 percent decline in food prices NEW IBERIA, La. — Rains ea.sed up in “ W e've had this thing all during presidential commission says may Smith said the “ Japanese Ma­ Washington by members of the covert operations rebel group sometimes assassinates Sandinista The report contained no surprises. It was helped by price breaks for water-logged south Louisiana today, giving the campaign," Mondalesaid. “ He be responsible for up to 20 percent fia,” Chinese Triad Societies, division at CIA headquarters, not senior officials. officials in small towns. showed a moderate 4.2 percent annual vegetables and processed fruits. But Cajun Country residents a chance to return to would have the American people of the nation’s heroin traffic. Vietnamese and other gangs are Quoting unnamed administration officials, the Chamorro has said he translated the book into inflation rate since the loginning of the fresh fruit was more expensive and Smith, appearing Tuesday at a their homes and clean up from the worst flooding believe he was John Kennedy’s exerting influence in America. Post said there was confusion about use of the Spanish from the notes of a CIA veteran identified year, in line with the relatively stable prices for milk and other dairy in the area in 20 years. best friend. This kind of expression meeting of the President’s Com­ word “ neutralize” and that it was not intended to by rebel and U.S. officials as John Kirkpatrick price trend of the last three years. products rose 0.9 percent, the most mission on Organized Crime, said The Tuesday downpour of nearly 12 inches reminds the American people of Rivalry between Chinese youth mean or imply assassinations, strictly prohibited, and said to be a CIA veteran of the Vietnam and 2 Gasoline prices rose 1.1 percent in since the end of 1980. flooded homes and businesses, forcing hundreds who Ronald Reagan is.” gangs developing among Asian gangs has resulted in a number of by presidential order. Korean wars. September after three previous months Housing costs increased 0.4 percent, descendants in America are gain­ to evacuate and causing at least one death. It was The ietter, signed “ Ronnie Rea­ murders in U.S. cities. of declines. less than August's 0.6 percent rise, with the most serious flooding since Hurricane Hilda gan,” was sent to Nixon during the But fuel costs are expected to change smaller increases in the cost of gas and punished the area in 1964. 1960 Nixon-Kennedy campaign — little the rest of the year and may even electricity the major factor. Fuel oil "We had a lot of automobiles completely when Reagan headed a “ Demo­ fall if price cuts in the international oil prices dropped 0.3 percent, the fourth crats for Nixon” group. ELECT market are sustained. month of decline. submerged” said Civil Defense director Joseph Valenti of Iberia Parish. "Some homes had as Mondale aides said the cam­ Food prices dropped 0.1 percent, the Clothing prices were up 0.6 percent, paign received a tip about the first decline since May. Prices were under the hefty 0.9 percent increase in much us 3 feet of water. Those people who don’t have flood insurance will probably have a two-page letter from a handwrit- . down for beef and pork and egg prices August when back-to-school markups problem." ing analyst who found it while STEVE CASSANO dropped for the fifth month. were higher than usual. researching Nixon’s pre- 4 Tuition costs increased 0.8 percent. The National Weather Service hud predicted UPI photo more rain today for the southern part of presidential papers in the Los The Consumer Price Index for Yamani leaves Angeles Federal Archives and State Senator A rescue helicopter hovers over the still burning four-story September is 314.5, equivalent to a cost I>ouisianu but scaled down its origintil threat of dangerous rising water. Records Center. government-owned Pines Hotel. At least 14 people were killed of $3,145 for the government’s, sample GENEVA, Switzerland (UPI) — The letter said, in part: “ One and 51 others injured, most of them American War Veterans. "market basket" of goods and services Saudi Arabian Oil Minister Sheikh last thought — shouldn’t some one Steve will: 1984: Carl Zi nsser — that cost $1,000 in 1%7. Ahmed Zaki Yamani left Geneva today Dead Marines honored tag Mr. Kennedy’s bold new Social Security recipients were as­ for Nigeria to try to persuade the OPEC imaginative program with its CAMP LEJEUNE, N.C. — President Reagan sured of some increase next year by state to rescind its $2-per-barrel oil proper age? Under the tousled Fight to provide adequate spending Voted against the budget providing Many are Americans told relatives of 241 servicemen killed in the Congress's vote to maintain a cost of price cut. He was accompanied by boyish haircut it is stilt old Karl terrorist bombing of a Marine barracks in for all levels of education in Conn. increased funding for piiblie schools. living adjustment even if inflation fell Francisco Labastida Ochoa, the oil Marx — first launched a century Lebanon a year ago that "America will be true to below 3 percent. minister of non-OPEC Mexico, who ago. There is nothing new in the her lost sons as they have been true to her. " As it turned out, inflation was strong said Tuesday he would travel with idea of a government being Big Voted to cut teaching positions and The president's message was read Tuesday by Insist that consumers not pay more At least 14 die enough to trigger the cost of living Yamani to "show a spirit of coopera­ Brother to us ail. Hitler called his equipment purehases on all college adjustment anyway. Social Security tion” with OPEC in defending oil Marine Corps Commandant P. X. Kelley to 5,000 'state socialism’ and way before than what is needed for utility rate campuses. recipients will get a 3.5 percent raise in prices. people who gathered at Carpp LeJeune for an h im it ‘was benevolent costs. hour-long memorial service. monarchy.’’’ in Filipino blaze "History will surely record that the young men Confronted with the charge. Voted to support two bills that would that we remember now were as brave and strong White House spokesman Larry and kind as Americans have ever been. " Kelley Advocate an efficiency analysis to allow huge increases in our electricity Benefits recipients Speakes said Reagan said the ti” read from Reagan's letter. letter “ appears to be accurate” bring about maximum efficiency in rates. BAGUIO, Philippines (UPI) — Fire­ an Asian women's delegation and an "Please assure them (the families) that fighters recovered 10 bodies today undetermined number of tourists were but that was before the 1960 the operation of state government. America remembers and that America will be election. from a hotel destroyed by fire, raising in the hotel. true to her lost sons as they have been true to Missed nearly half of his committee the death toll to at least 14, including Glickman said the Air Force dis­ await adjustments Speakes said Reagan was “ plea­ her." nine Americans in town for the 40th patched an H-3 Jolly Green Giant santly surprised to find the differ­ Meet regularly with residents in all roll call votes. anniversary of Gen. Douglas MacAr- helicopter to hoist eight trapped guests By D'Vera Cohn ence between Kennedy the candi­ towns of the District and attend thur’s return to the Philippines. who spent the night on the roof. United Press International tary Margaret Heckler, whose depart­ Homeless people can vote date and Kennedy the president," Refused to schedule regular comment At least 51 people were injured, 36 of A C-130 Hercules transport flew from ment runs Social Security, also an­ and lauded Kennedy’s “ tough­ committee meetings. THE DALLES, Ore. — Fourteen homeless them Americans, officials said after Clark to the civilian airport at Baguio nounced an increase in the amount of ness” during the Cuban missile sessions in any of the towns he WASHINGTON — The nation's 37 wages subject to the Social Security people, who just a few weeks ago were hustling crisis. 0 the fire at the wood-frame Pines Hotel with medical and general aid teams million Social Security recipients will payroll tax. the streets in the nation's biggest cities, today are But Mondale, by then in Chicago, represents. was brought under control nine hours aboard and returned to base with the get a 3.5 percent cost-of-living hike in The maximum, now $37,800, will rise bona fide registered voters in a small community rejected the explanation. after it erupted Tuesday night. None of Legion group, Glickman said! January — a $15 boost for the average in rural Oregon. the injured Americans was seriously "W e're going to make sure they get Jan. 1 to $39,600. The increase will If Reagan thought Kennedy’s DEMOCRAT retired person — and the payroll tax Tuesday in Wasco County, where long-time hurt, they said. whatever they need. Some of them lost affect the 8.9 million people who earn policies were akin to those of Marx will rise for 8.9 million Americans in more than $37,800. residents have been locked in a bitter voting and Hitler, “ How can he ever say Bolton, Columbia, Glastonbury, "The Americans have all been everything and they'll need clothes, the higher pay brackets, the govern­ As a result of increases in the wage rights dispute with followers of Indian guru that they would change in a way accounted for," said Maj. Barry passports and such, ” Glickman said. ment announced today. Hebron, Manchester base and tax rate, the maximum yearly Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh, interviews began to that would become acceptable?,’ ’ Glickman, a spokesman at the Clark The entire American group, a The cost-of-living increase matches Social Security tax paid by employees determine which of some 4,100 new residents will he said. Paid for by Steve Cassano’s Senate Election Committee. Paul Rossello, Treasurer U.S. Air Force base. delegation of nearly 200 American the rise in the Consumer Price Index C will rise by $259.20, to $2,791.80, be allowed to vote Nov. 6. Firefighters found 10 bodies in the Legion members and their wives, later from the third quarter of 1983 to the according to the Social Security About 200 people were interviewed on the first smouldering ruins of the four-story was flown by the Air Force to Clark Air third quarter of 1984. The September Administration. day, including id of the homeless that local hotel in Baguio City, a mountain resort Base outside Manila. rate, released today by the Labor The government also announced residents claim were specifically imported to city some 125 miles north of Manila. U.S. officials said the group was in Department, made it official. other changes effective Jan. 1: pack the voting rolls. Four bodies were recovered earlier. the Philippines for last weekend’s The benefit rise tied last year’s, • Social Security beneficiaries may Some of the dead and injured were commemorative ceremonies marking which was the lowest since Social hurt leaping from windows to escape the 40th anniversary of MacArthur’s earn more without having their checks Man has fata' fall Go With The Leader— Connecticut Travel Services Security increases were linked to offset. For beneficiaries under 65. the the thick smoke and flames, hospital return to liberate the country during inflation nine years ago. amount will increase from this year’s LAS VEGAS, Nev. — A man plummeted 23 officials said. World War II. It will be paid beginning in checks T $5,160 to $5,400 in 1985. For those aged stories to his death from the roof of a hotel, The dead included Hamilton Cosna- Many of the estimated 330 guests in delivered Jan. 3 to 37 million recipients 65-69, it will rise from $6,960 this year to crashing through the ceiling of a meeting room han. 70, and his wife, Lucille, 77, of the 423-room hotel when the fire broke of old-age, survivor and disability CONNECTICUT TRAVEL SERVICES CHALLENOEI $7320 in 1985, and landing eight feet from a congressman who ConnwcMcut Travel Sarvicas has an O rlan do pro gram Houston, the Philippine News Agency out were taken to other hotels, making benefits, and checks delivered Dec, 31 MOUNT SNOW, VERMONT I SKI STEAMBOAT said. • The amount of earnings required had just spoken to a fundraising breakfast. with Dalta Alrllna* with dapartwras from Harlford. it difficult to account for them, officials to 4 million aged, blind and disabled JonworvIMS. 1905 FabruoryS-ll, I9SS Mcwch 15-1S. 1965 Januory 7>31, 1965 Fabruoty l-AprH7, I9SS for a quarter of coverage will increase Rep. Harry Reid. D-Nev., had just finished Connocticut Traval Sarylcos will not bo undoraold on h Glickman said seven more of the said. recipients of Supplemental Security uft INtehte/SOevUli $579* Monday • Thursdoy * H 11% In aad In r $S99‘ IMandoy - Thuradoy I to $410, up from $390 this year. speaking to about 60 people at a fundraising any of thoso programs. If you find anothor program »a 7 9 * f2 7 9 * aganAar aaNUa akmte $639* Fridav-Sundoy dead were members of an American Police said the fire appeared to have Income, a federal welfare program. $619* Fridoy - Sundoy In addition to the wage base increase. breakfast of the Jewish Federation of Las Vegas using Dolta Alrllnos from Hartford with similar hotels aACaAMMCUIMi *flw* $49.00 fat and grofuMot Legion group. The U.S. Embassy in started in a fourth-floor room and may The inflation increase will boost the • Rawita M p b w IvhiiiMtfaHM *• V«t a 9 gt $ nlghft hotal dattoni at Snow laLo Udgo • 3 ot 3 Social Security payroll taxes will rise at the Holiday Inn Center Strip whi^n the apparent for a lower rate not only will Connocticut Travel I "' nil end 1 w 1 ahwen • Tea* • Round'lrip air trantportlon from Bradlay or Providanoa lo Danvar via UB Air • RounO*trlp Manila was notifying relatives and have been sparked by a broken light check of a typical retired worker, now tranafara from Danvar to Btaamboat • 7 nlohta aocommodationi at tha HARBOR H O TE L • next year to 7.05 percent of wages for suicide crashed through the ceiling. match that fa ro hut w o w ill do fo r >1 0 loss.______“■mss.uk.uc. identities of the other dead were not bulb. The exact cause was being $434 a month, to $449, according to the > lh»s dhdsg. sighdy solotaliiiiaiii. hot end mtohWs itsoh. hhhf end coefctoil bungs. I B-day lift tickat • Hotal tavaa • Conllnamal braahfaat daHy • Win# « chaaaa parly • Ski abut workers and the same amount for The dead man was identified as Vito D’.Anlonio, bus paai • Mambarthip In Harbor Hotal HaaHh Cantar • Daily maid aarvica released. investigated. Social Security Administration. It will 9etoaAmmmaeTA$eaMiotMr i€ laasA The government-run Philippine The hotel is one of the most famous in employers. This year, employers paid 7 30, an employee in the hotel's housekeeping m m cost Social Security’s trust funds $6 1 department. Co-workers said he had been News Agency said that along with the the Philippines and the grandest in billion in 1985. percent and workers paid the same amount but got a tax credit that despondent over the serious illness of his father. LOS ANGELES/ANAHEIM American delegation, 110 members of Baguio. Health and Human Services Secre­ lowered the actual rate to 6,7 percent. I If lf t t v inw ary 1 tbrougli April 60, T96S B M icIw it D f $ fo r T ra v a l ' Indudlnf VocoHan Detaa Marsh 31 thrtagh A^rM I M f o u ry 10>17 $449* Adwblafo I PACKAMIHflW tf ^****““*V 16-M $329* CMdRato LOS ANGELES/ANAHEIMI LONDON FREE WHEELER • ■swndWp oh hompotstiso Hsrttard/Us Angshs «ls UNA • 7 olghH (CMOaaatada.13) • Panel implicates genefal in Aquino’s death I — lasiiiilli oMhsHs«sl»hlolsttiiloiofcssisiish>»4iwiMSiiis I IWsctl.s Jssssry I Hicsssk AstV M , IM S SIschsut Osts. for Trsvsl *Par Partan Dauhla OccvpaiKy Pfwt KATUH5 DAKV D»ASTUtI$ Rffoct l . . Jan ua ry 5 Match M m eto • H a Amsdson tevddssi dsty ♦ tlOftOBB Rrfd hiiwoow • I * IwtfciOni V.c.fUi Drt.1 SUrck SI Ifcr.sfk Agril T 13% taa A tawr agarotar aarvka charga | Von $379* $279* $409* $499* States, where he had spent three findings before a cheering crowd $229* CM .tM pnlted Press International other soldiers and a civilian. • ■ B e s i^ eh hesigirtaiii Hadtoa/Us Asgstoi sis fWA v 7 e l ^ (CMdrmt af#d $-1J) Inciwd** • lewnd-toip oe trensaefteHen New Yest/lenden via TWA • H«*ti icenemp alie c years in self-imposed exile. that applauded as they read the m iU ef• • f a 7 days • 7 nighti kelel wcemmedattais • Cenlinenlal bfeokfa*! da4y Hours after they presented their T Z Z s h to occupancy PtuB The report submitted Tuesday allegations against Ver, Custodio Add S40 la Weekend Ttavel *Hws tS% fas and lewf e p a a la ctierpe ' M ANILA, Philippines — Four report to Marcos at the presiden­ by Agrava, a retired justice, and Maj. Gen, Prospero Olivas, Independent civilian investigators tial palace, two of the four board PARADISE ISLAND named Brig. Gen. Luther Custodio, chief of the Metropolitan Com­ told President Ferdinand Marcos members — businessman Dante chief of airport security for Aqui­ mand that headed the military W »(1 Y DB>ARTURES M OM DECfMBBi 20, I9 M THROUGH APRKM, 1985 today Armed Forces Chief Gen. Santos and lawyer Luciano Sa­ no’s arrival, as the plot's master­ probe of the killing. MPSiramw svsmMuor Fabian Ver — Marcos’ most lazar — were detained at the mind and six soldiers as co­ Like Ver, Olivas requested and 8tCmaW28.lt84t9lMRmTt.l9M MIWMT S M m R9UT S. 198$ LA S T SEA T trusted aide — was part of a airport with their families while conspirators. l a a a M T 7 I t a m 14, i t s s Conspiracy to murder opposition trying to leave the country. was granted a leave of absence TWA DISCOUNT Custodio and the six soldiers pending the trial outcome. 4 Doyt/3 Nightt AVAILABILITY GUARANTEE leader Benigno Aquino. They later said they had only .. $399*** Fridoy/Mofiooy $ 3 8 9 2 have been confined to barracks Marcos accepted the majority S Doya/4 NIghft 5 Dayt/4 NlghH Planning to fly on TWA during the following paiods of time? H you oco ptonning o trio In tho winlac of I9S9 to oMtMt Antigua, A ru h ., “ --^ iid li been leaving for a "rest ” and had pending prosecution by a special Ver, regarded by many as the planned to return. report and immediately directed PflfiftDE Mondoy/Fridoy . . S449*** Mondoy/Fridoy 2 9 * * * Janwko, Mocgorlla Mond, Fuorto Floto, Fuorlo lico, Santo Domingo, tl. KMM, tl. U d p U.S.Trmml7wlMk: bilornalional Trovol Pwtoch: most powerful man in the Philip­ judicial panel. Marcos has ordered its submission to a nine-member I - iMocdi 29, l9SSi A p d 9 -M , I9SS; tonwonf l-M m ik 29, I9SS; April t - M I9SS; Tobago, St. Moortan, Otond C o m w n , m St. Thmno., wid Cutoca., and m . wMbig I. Immigration Commissioner Ed- 8 Daya/7NightB . a . a ^ $ 9 5 9 8 ' W 9 * * * 8Doyt/7Nlghtt 5 3 9 * * * } pines, requested and was granted a a speedy trial for the seven. civilian court that tries public O itik ii IS-H w . iiiS m 24, 1915; O m Su I t l>«cinikii I I , I91S; Om mk.i 25199! dapott frwn Naw Vmk, H ymr cal Cwin«tkut TrmmI tw vk « M b u t SO d*yi bafma tha rnundo Reyes said they were Doporfuroa Mondoy through Fridoy Ooporfurot Mondoy through Friday 0 .«»m 6lrS-l9,19S5| Joiwmiy 7 Moidi IS, l 9S4 .Um di IS, 199*. d o t. .1 daportuta, Cannacticut Tiavat Sarvtcai guarantaat that riiay w « gal yau ta tha temporary leave of absence, and After meeting with Marcos to­ officials on charges of graft and * • • lAn m rauoN Douau oocufAMcv blocked at the request of military U m t « | f w « TWA SUM Ckm iM lw, TmmI U W cM w d |m wO n M n m M A u m .ii m l ^ n d af yauf chaica. H thay ora unaWa ta catiOfm yaw naatvaftan, Camiaetkut Ttovat day, the four commission corruption. Agrava's report also mil ii%TAX a roue OfOUToe MWKioaaoi promptly denied his guilt, demand­ lawyer Rodolfo Jimenez, who said TWA MAw, pkM . N U A d Oiw fta. MO mmw.. TM. Afw nA •• **«» dm. m W wmm Hm . U m S a t Y ie w e a y yau $3.00 pat paman. I . Mym« Ota planning ta g a la tha CatSikaaiidwtog ing “ an immediate and separate” members publicy announced their was submitted to that court. f . mA. .A ..n l.p f A A . AMMm* m n i ra U v . ymtt hm tmimm by c tw lA . Cwiiwokut TirnA tha wintar af 19SS, caS Cannacticut Tinval Sarvkaa. Thay pay yau M thay can't baah yaor their presence was needed in the a S m d y ■Ay y s C s O t ^ r a ^ . t as>As;Biiiaig8 0 s s ^ l loiod>>o7tr.Tws9 l««

■ '■ i / With Manchester sets stage I FISHER' with win over Rockviiie

By Len Auster more into long ball. We’re not that Bob Chang and relligrinelli each ± FISHER ^ FISHER tyr; >» Sports Editor kind of team. You can mix it up but had good set-ups but were denied. we're more a short passing team. Best save was on Logan in the 15th Herald photo by Qarmua F V H 7 2 5 Fisher Audio Component System ROCKVILLE — Sometimes, it is "The second half was a like a minute of play by Segar He fisted Injuries were mlnorl more difficult to get to a big game track meet, back and forth. We U)gan's left-footed bid past the than actually be there. have to build.” post. That was almost the case for The Indians' lone goal came on a What’s left of a car run over Tuesday by Manchester Memorial Hospital, accord­ • U IB SMii StiidirArtipiM Stun Aaplifiir Manchester had 16 first-half 3 Manchester High soccer here 27-yard direct boot by Brad Pelli- shots. 14 after intermission but not a truck on Broad Street sprawls across ing to a hospital spokesman. Manches­ • FM3H SMii St«M AM/FM Stim Twr Tuesday afternoon. grinelli. He twisted a shot inside as many good tries on goal. both lanes of traffic as police and ter police said the truck driver, Gary L. • Miana SbUli StaUvA Sni-Aitintic TintiAli The Indians needed a victory to the left post, just beyond St'gar’s ''Rockville was very determined • CIQn SMii StmUirA Stiin Cisulti DKk firefighters survey the scene. Car driver Velozo of Springfield, Mass., was Fisher 4-Head VHS Video CasseHe set the stage (or a showdown reach, Segar, it appeared, wasn’t and they closed up pretty well in • DSFIO SliUii StndiiU 2-Wiy Spnkir Spstii Friday with Windham High in anticipating a shot on goal. Indian the second half. " McCarthy cited, Elsa Dobkin, 49. of 153 Shallow Brook charged with reckless driving, Recorder w/Wireiess Remote Control 'A • U 12B Cmpnart Cikit. m Willimantic. That battle will go a defender Mark Goehee decoyed a " f ’ lus I thoughi we were a little Lane, vjas treated for a scalp cut at long way in deciding the first run and seemed to divide Segar's • Fw keiA fir iipmiil im o iI 70 watt syitcm anxious in the second half.” itfitb |ili|ibtli Central Connecticut Conference attention. "I really don’t think R(K'kville had only one real good Eastern Division championship. Chip was ready for it.” Rockville bid. That came .seven minutes into ir • ilitNulk frMi MI The Silk Towners started out coach Chuck Saimond said. "He the second half when Thrall • )3-tMttin m S iu ih mIi cNtnl well, had plenty of scoring oppor­ was still moving the wall around. It Rep. Swensson admits flier • 14A;, 9iH |iM tiM .*^<4 On-/ misplayed a ball in the area. 2 tunities, but were denied by a didn't look like he was ready but it Rockville's Erie Rivers was in • lOS-ckuHMl M m u tm r combination of faulty shooting and was a good shot.” position for a goml shot but never liiditiif alili IY| the goaltending of Rockville's Chip Saimond had no complaints on got it off thanks to the defensive contained errors on record • Spida G M il p l^ k iMliFn-4i|it AM/m cM i ■■ % mantic in good shape for the overall with only two games left " I for Manchester. Goehee at a wing (tnij's liii mine i njicnsivc dnig.s tim e," said Swensson. "I will just But Thompson said the damage • Ml miA t)rim showdown. was very proud, very pleased the fullback also had a good game for when filling iirc.'icriplions (or Mc- have to apologize.” to his campaign and Swensson's • DittmitK tiNti Manchester is now 10-0-2 in the way we played,” he said. "The the Silk Towners. 11-0-2 overall (licni't rrcipicnts ll’iitilic Act 84- "Y ou 're sponsor, you're co­ SYSTEM 3800B integrity had already Been done • 440ai Nidi *T.'r ' % .«■ division for 22 points (two points first time we gave them a game for How doe.s McCarthy view Wind 4 2171 sponsor — it's a matter of because of the inaccurate charac­ for a win. one for a tie) while only 40 minutes. This lime we ham’’ ” I lookal it as I hey're a good • A bill 111 I siiibli.sli a loan semantics,'' said Jim O'Neill, a terization of Swensson's record in Windham stands 8-0-4.for 20 points played them for 80.” team, we have a good team. We forgivincss pniKram for college Republican legislative aide in the Legislature. after its 3-0 win Tuesday over East The first meeting saw Manches­ have lo go down and play our .sliidcnls entering the teaching Hartford. "There are ideasof Biz's "These false claims do a disser­ Hartford. ter break a l-I halftime lie and go game I lliiiik we’ll be ready, " be profc.s.sion m some fields (Public that other people co-sponsor.” vice to our legislative process and a FISHER ^F ISH E R "W e could have played better.” on to a 4-1 win. said. Act h;i , On the 11st page of the tabloid is insult the intelligence of the voters said Manchester coach Bill Manchester had an overwhelm­ The clubs played a 0-0 tic al Swensson did not sign on as an open letter from Swensson in of our district,” Thompson said. ------. FVH720 f McCarthy, who is asking his ing 30-4 edge in shots. Segar was Memorial Field hack on Ocl. 3. co-sponsor of the bill to re- which she refers to the nine bills Thompson said he would try to Fisher 25” Color TV/HIgh Herald photo by Pinto skilled team to play at a high level called upon to make a dozen saves Manchc.stcr will hope to regain estoblisli the Conncclicut Student listed on the tabloid as "legislation get information to homes in the n each time out. "W e got into a little while Jeff Thrall had only three (he services of senior eo-eaptain Loan Foniidotinii. legislative re- I have proposed and seen passed 13th District to counteract the Resolution Television iWonitor Manchester’s Kris Craft (6), shown here Silk Towners won the CCC East too much kick and run more than stops in net for Manchester. Erie Wallert for the Wimlhani I'ords supplied by Thompson show. into law.” tabloid, but said he did not have the in a recent outing, scoredAhe winning Division championship. we’re used to. I think that threw us "M y goalie played a helluva game He's tn-en out sine*' suffer­ She did sign on osco s|ionsoron the O'Neill said he thought the words kind of money it might take to off our game.” game,” Saimond praised Segar, ing ligament damage in a game • ncmiii (toMli • D i^ l cIw n I Anpliy goal Tuesday against Rockville as the Olliers, 01 cording to legislative "proposed” and "co-sponsored” cover the entire area. 112 • MIC, MiaitiM bl« nouM McCarthy, in his fifth year, did "And my little sweeper (Dale against Welhersfield back on Sept. records (iRlriiai ath IV) were interchangeable. ''They're Thompson said he did not speak •P a iiM saictir M in IY/YMn Fischer VHS Video Cassette Recorder see his team start off well. "The Dedame) did a nice job.” 15. McCarthy plans on putting Sill' missed the vote on the bill one and the same," he claimed. to anyone in Swensson's campaign • W-bittM dwIuMi wirilB rn first 20 minutes we played excel­ Manchester had five good bids in Wallert, the startingsweeperbaek, OptloMi C im p n n l Ciblnil with Wireless Remote Control concerning drunken driving iH>nal- O'Neill said no deliberate effort about the tabloid and did not plan (otril witk io Um i m u lent soccer and had some nice the opening 25 minutes. Dave al a wing slot up froni to ease him tics. but voted for the rest of the was made to mislead voters. to file a complaint with the state diMnl stlictiN opportunities. But then we got Kelly, Nick Cacace, Steve I.x)gan. hack into the line-up. seven hills, occordlng to the Inaccurate claims in the tabloid MHS girls capture title Elections Commission. •Cnl filtir legislolive records, were the result of "human error,” "M y understanding is. What can • Up ti 400 liM] if picbn ) he said. Thoiii|tion sold the cloim.s in the you do?” he said, ntiktiN •VHS firiMt Bv Bob PapettI which then caromed off the left remaining. Just as the encourag­ O'Neill said the tabloid had been t.ihlmd werees(ieciolly misleading Thompson said he will work fora • I ridM/ndii iipit, I rUm/ Herald Sports Writer goal post and across a wide open ing words "Now'sthetim e, ladies” because mo.st of the bills were not read over the phone to Swensson fair campaign practices act if he is •Fmit hid desiji Flames burn the Whalers m il iitpirt, I liim/mii goal mouth. The ball seemed to left Erardi’s lips, a right side before it was sent to the printers. controversi.il and passed by over- elected to the Legislature. He also Nipit, I itim idiptv •8-functiin wirdiss itRWti ciiitnl The Manchester High girls' curl out and around the right post corner kick left the foot of In a news release issued afterthe CALGARY, Alberta (DPI) - sitting instead of playing,” said whelming margins said he favored having an earlier M t^ , I urphHi jidi •H^lty l-tYin! p n irm iiib h diiier soccer team is the 1984 CCC — and Manchester sweeper Sandy Hohenthal and found Craft in the puck through HartfordgoalieGreg mistake on the appropriations bill Calgary Flames leftwinger Steve Tambellini. "I came to camp in She's got brass," Thompson cut-off date for when legislators Eastern Division cllpbripion. Wilson charged back and booted it crease. The division’s leader Milieu's pads al 2: .33 lo start the was discovered, Swensson said, •105-cIim m I, a b h ruMly tuniui Tambellini is grateful that his wait good shape this year, but I'm barrage. sold "There's such a thing as can sign onto a bill as co-sponsors. The undefeated Indians wrapped out of danger. scorer promptly headed her 15th "In the future I will review all •Up ti tiiht hNrs recttdiii/pbybKk (T160 assitte) is over. skating much better I worked on gliding the lilly " They can now sign on at almost up the title the hard way Tuesday, "That play could’ve changed the marker past the right side of Rookie Yves Courteaii scored his 0 material sent out by my staff, to Tambellini continued his early quickness and drills and that any time in the legislative process, •12 piestt dwnids nipping worthy opponent Rockville complexion of the game,” said Rockville goalie Amy Schrag, first NHL goal, firing a 15 foot ■A spokesman at the Republican assure all statements are season scoring binge with a seems to have helped.” he said. •Dili, Rnhw Md Still Ff m r intdes High, 2-1, at Memorial Field. Booth. The Rams' best chance to send wrist shot past Milieu 31 seconds State Central Comimitee, who correct " three-goal performance Tuesday Flames coach Boh Johnson later. Thompson said he thought the The game was decidedly differ­ the game into overtime came in the asked that his name not lie used, Swensson said today she planned Heather Hohenthal did change night to carry the Flames to a 9-4 agreed. said Tuesday the commiUee paid tabloid's format might have been ent than most Manchester romps final minute of play. Debbie Aberle to include an apology for the the complexion of the game — thrashing of the Hartford Whalers. "H e is playing with more confi­ Colin Pallerson. Tambellini, lor the tabloid but did not see it used to defend Swensson against PC 300 this season. The 11-0 Indians, who banged a shot on goal from the left tabloid in her next mailing. his claims that she has been an putting the Indians on the score- dence.” Johnson said. "H e is Nilsson and Richard Kronini before it was mailed had not allowed a goal in their first of the penalty area that Prescott "Sometimes one has to wait a O'Neill said he thought including inactive and ineffective legislator. board first — when she lofted a driving for the net more and is also scored the other Calgary markers, Swensson .md her .odes ctilled ten matches while scoring 45, blocked, but did not immediately while for good things to come,” an apology in the next mailing Swensson defeated Thompson in long kick from just inside the right more aggressive.” while Dave Lumley <'oiineeled for the tabloid i laims "an error" and a expected a legitimate challenge corral. Lynn Votta charged at the said Tambellini, whose hat trick would be "eminentlv fair,” 1982 by 79 votes. inbounds corner to just inside the The teams split four opening- the Whalers from the second place Rams. They loose ball, but Prescott covered up. was his first as a Flame. top left corner of the net. It was period goals. Tambellini and Kent "We realized we had lo come to a FISHER got more than they bargined for. just in the proverbial nick. "It is important to get off to a FISHER Hohenthal’s ninth goal of the Nilsson scored for Calgary. Dave work in the third period,” siiid Jim good start and I guess I'm off to c “ I don't want to see Rockville season. Tippett and Sylvain Turgeon rep­ I’eplinski, who added three assists Prescott finished with six saves, one,” said the 26-year-old native of Nmt ¥Umr 25" TdnrUon with Stww Sound Don’t Just watch TV.. again — unless its in the state After having two more potential while Schrag made 10. lied for the Whalers. for the h’lames. Obituaries Trail, British Columbia, who finals,” said relieved Manchester breakaways disrupted by Wilson "W e were just a step away, all Each team added a goal in the Millen altribuled the iniissaere coach Joe Erardi, after Kris joined the Flames from the New second period. Dan Quinn scored • S‘ (Oiml) Mnisei wm • 4 R ill le M M i u W and then Sara Nicholson, Wong game.” offered Booth. lo the Whalers' inexperience. • See loMiin Experience It! Craft’s second-half header won the finally tallied. The play started Jersey Devils last year. for Calgary and Randy Pierce She was born in Manchester and • pw im ni. he IMb-ISUi Erardi applauded his Eastern "W e have ii lot of yoiilli on had been a resident of Manchester • U laii it«N wAn (I liA- ■It M M Ilia n u n . SMidiriailirnai Indians' most emotional game of when Kelly Fraleigh ripped a low Tambellini suffered through a notched one for Hartford. Helen Almond had lived in town most of her life •ahWdniiale . IBW aiaiiaiM Division champs. "I'm happy for defen.se and a young team,” he for many years before moving to w M hr u n tin| tm m m a • Im m M •aiNun the year. direct kick from the right sideline. maddening 15-goal campaign last The Flames broke the contc.sl Helen Jo.sephine (Holley) Al­ before moving to Vernon four • IHm ehlM taeli i«M the girls, they’ve worked so hard.” .said. " I hope the players learn East Hampton. • Ik* M b M ani al«hr . UoaBHi haaa “ I wouldn’t mind seeing them Wong moved for position in front of year, spending most of his time on open in the final 20 minutes, T • lit i M to| (k Woi "fn a way. I ’m kind of glad we from this. We panicked when lliey mond. 70, of Hartford, died Tues­ years ago. She was a member of The widow of Charles Bassler, • teiabrWa/Miil/lM • he Imi Mm aeMi the bench. This year, he has seven day at St, b'rancis Hospital. aHin) I a d tU w k iMt again,” countered Ram coach the right post and nailed the finally gave up that goal, it took a outscoring the Whalers 6-1. put pressure on " Center Congregational Church, the she was born in Bridgeport on • Sea M r atid • 25-IMmi/llaa idea Ml. tW. Bee ■! goals in as many games. • irtii dau M r • i|iMiaaailaii«n James Booth, whose club — for the incoming ball in mid-air into the monkey off our backs.” added the Tambellini skated around defen­ Hartford eonliimes its road Irip She was born July 9, 1914, in Manchester Grange and the Man­ March 28. 1891. nan M atn M Wmi oiMj "Last year was frustrating, Hartford, the daughter of the late •Stim Rnly • IMw iMni fwoo mW second time this year — stacked up left corner to knot the score. It was Manchester mentor, whose club seman Sylvain Cote and poked the tonight at Winnipeg chester chapter of the Disabled She leaves one son, Charles H. favorably with one of the best the first goal of the year scored on can now concentrate on preparing Hiram and Anna (Maher) Holley. American Veterans Ladies Bassler of Bath, Maine, four She was retired from the Hartford Auxiliary. teams in the state. Rockville, now Manchester, after 829:05 shutout for the upcoming Class LL daughters, Ruth Brunell of Levit- STEREO SOUND! 8-4, dropped a 1-0 decision to minutes. Board of Eduetdion. She is survived by a son, Walter playoffs. The Indians, who travel town. Pa., Florence Rivenburg of High Resolution PIcturel Manchester earlier in the cam­ She is survived by a .son, A. Von Hone of Vernon, with whom to South Catholic High for a UTD. Ellington, Anna Lavalle of Lisbon paign when its own defender The second half featured tight Thomtis, and daughter-in-law, she lived; three sisters, Millie non-conference match Friday, Falls. Maine, and Barbara Wake­ inadvertantly knocked in the lone defensive work on both sides, with Barbara, and a granddaughter, have three regular season games Blanchard of Manchester, Martha field of East Hampton, with whom goal. Indians' Denise Belleville and Sharon, all of Manchester. remaining. Ward of Wellborn, Fla., and she made her home; eight grand­ Wilson, and Rams' Betsy Ander­ The funend will be private with Margaret Henry of Hartford; five children and seven great­ And if not for an early unlucky son and Becky Aberle in the middle The Indians may be faced with burial in Mount St. Benedict grandchildren; and several nieces grandchildren. Rockville bounce, Tuesday’s out­ of most of the action. Manchester’s the dour prospects of playing Cemetery, Bloomfield. The and nephews. The funeral will be Friday at 10 come could have altered dramati­ prolific offense — shut down for without the services of All-State Gretder Hartford Funeral Home, The private funeral will be a.m. at the Holmes Funeral Home, cally. The Rams saw a sure goal most of the afternoon — then stopper Belleville, who had to be Hartford, is in charge of Friday at Holmes Funeral Home. 400 Main St. Burial will be in the disintegrate just two-and-a-half picked up some momentum. carried off the field in the final arrangements. 400 Main St. Burial will be in the East Cemetery. Calling hours are minutes into the game. Speedy “ We played our best soccer of minute after severely spraining an Memorial contributions may be East Cemetery. Calling hours are Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. Priscilla Wong broke in alone and the game in the final 20 minutes,” ankle. The absence of Belleville, made to the American Hetirt Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. f’ il f M NT 770 drilled a shot at Indian goalie Erin said Erardi, whose Indians held a who had just returned to action Association, 310 Collins St., HTS70 Memorial contributions may be Prescott. The sophomore keeper 15-10 overall advantage in shots. Hartford. In Memoriam after a knee injury, "w ill be very made to the American Heart managed to get a hand on the ball. The climax came with just 12:15 costly” , according to Erardi. Association, 310 Collins St., In joving memory of our mother, Emma A. Von Hone Hartford. Abelina Gomez, who passed away October 24, 1976. Emma A (Henry) Von Hone, 78, S FISHER of Vernon, formerly of Madison We who love you, sadly miss you as FISHER* Street in Manchester, died Tues­ Ruth Bassler there dawns another year. FVH730 Cheney guaranteed winning year In our lonely hours of thinking, Fisher Audio Component System day at home. She was the wife of Ruth Bassler, 93, of East Hamp­ thoughts of you are ever near. the late .August Von Hone Jr. BOLTON — This has been quite a ton, died Tuesday at her home. She • U 5 8 Studii Stiiidwd Intigrital Inplifer are very excited about it.” The warning was to no avail as season for Cheney Tech soccer. Her Family Soucy said winning makes his Cheney tied it 1:15 into the final 40 •FM58 Studit Studird Quirtz P ll Digitil The Beavers, who joined the job easier. “ Winning is a lot easier minutes. On a give-and-go with Sal 2 SyntlMsized AM/FM StV H Timr Charter Oak Conference in 1975, THE LATEST ON than losing in keeping the kids up. Rafala, Vonsarasinh found himself took an unprecedented third place •MT30C6 Sbidh Stanbrd Seni-AiitNiitic The intensity level when you're about 18 yards out and deposited THOMPSON VERSUS SWENSSON with a 6-2-1 mark in league outings. Fisher 4-Head VHS Video Cassette Tumtiblt winning is always there." his seventh goal of the season past And the Techmen added more WHO WILL FIGHT FOR CONSUMERS??’”^ The Techmen had to come from Yavinsky, Recorder with Wireless Remote Control •CRW41 Studii Stndifd Dud StV N luster to their 1984 season here behind to down the pesky Bulldogs, "W e went to a four-man line and AS YOUR STATE REPRESENTATIVE??? ’ r Gissetti Dull Tuesday by coming from behind A who slid to 2-10 with the loss. boom, we scored. I think that go us for a 3-2 victory over Bolton High. • StifN imrAn •0S810 Studii Staidird Ibne-WiY Bolton took the lead on goals by going and took the wind right out of e Km IMkIIii The victory guaranteed the first EVERYONE KNOWS ELECTRIC BILLS ARE TOO Speuktr Svstue John Roberts and Arnie Bogan in a them,” Soucy said. e lOSrtaal iMraic bar/ winning season ever for the 8-4-1 two-minute span late in the first HIGHI EVERYONE...BUT THE INCUMBENT uHi m ti Beavers. Boyd wasn't about to argue. • IS prsi diMMis 100 Watt System half. That was after Cheney “ They got that goal and the UPl photo REPRESENTATIVE! SHE VOTED AGAINST A “ It feels very good,” Cheney controlled the first 15 minutes of momentum. And they carried it Hartford defenseman Ulf Samuelsson 4 e NKhi cmmi pan nppir Tuesday. Calgary whipped the Whalers, play, in Soucy's mind. “ I thought through the second half,” he said. UTILITY COMPANIES FROM • SpKil siiM plqM fourth-year coach Paul Soucy (5) grits his teeth as he pulls down 9-4, with outburst in third period. spoke of the winning campaign, we controlled the first 15 minutes Cheney got the game-winner CHARGING US MORE BECAUSE OF COST and they controlled the last 25 Flames’ Steve Konroyd in NHL action • Fartnis “ We told the kids about it and they from Rafala in the 56th minute of OVERRUNS ON THE MILLSTONE III NUCLEAR • Frat M imp minutes of the half,” he voiced. play. He took a shot from 20 yards '^ W E R PLANT...... •Mrn4 l4Miairjr*a Cheney got a lucky roll to get on- out that slid through Bolton keeper JACK THOMPSON IS READY TO STAND UP FOR riMti latril the board at 36:15 of the first half to Mike Yavinsky’s hands into the • 0 b I tars rnriif ,j cut the halftime deficit to 2-1. Tol cage for his 10th of the year. NFL refuses to move draft date CONSUMERS. FOR YOU!! HE WILL WORK TO • 14Ar. 9-iral p r i n w i 4 East girls Vonsarasinh, in the penalty box, HOLD DOWN ELECTRIC BILLS BY PREVENTING e Adiwtie Pnf■ $iMr r. Cheney had a 23-18 edge in the ‘599 streak on line sent a short chip to freshman shots department. Yavinsky had 15 NEW ORLEANS (UPI)’ - The day meeting today. so long. " said Jones. A SHIFTING OF RESPONSIBILITY FROM SYSTEM 58 midfielder Ba Pho, who headed it saves while Tung Pho had 14 stops National Football League will Browne said NFLcoaches prefer Rozelle acknowledged the on goal. It took a crazy spin and maintain its regular May draft to take a personal involvement in COMPANY TO CONSUMER. East Catholic girls' cross in goal for the Beavers. owners also discussed a $1.3 billion landed in the cage. next year despite a review by the scouting college seniors. country team will put its 58-dual Soucy admitted the season has lawsuit by the USFL charging the “ I told the kids we were mentally owners to move up the date, a "This gives them more time meet unbeaten streak on the been one beyond his dreams. “ I N FL with monopolistic practices. flAt the last 25 minutes (of the half) spokesman for the owners said. between the end of the season and line Thursday afternoon when it was projecting a .500 year, and we The commissioner, however, rc- but we got that late goa^and the Commissioner Pete Rozelle and the draft.” he said. "It would have runs against Shepaug Valley can still wind up close to it if we fusiHl to detail the discussions momentum carried over," Soucy the owners Tuesday considered the taken more than 21 of the 28 clubs JACK THOMPSON and Avon High in Avon at 3:30. lose our last two, but I feel we which he termed "privileged.” (^LSIEFFERT'S said. possibility of moving the draft to move the draft up, and there's The three schools are among caught a lot of teams on an off-year The USFL Philadelphia Stars “ We had all the momentum but ahead to February to pick up more wasn't that kind of support to move the best in the stfAte. and I feel we caught ourselves with earlier filed suit against the senior THE DEMOCRAT FOR STATE REP. their first goal squibbed in, I don’t players, who otherwise might join it.” (IT Of? East has not lost a dual meet a good balanced team,” he cited. league to stop N FL teams from know how,” said Bolton coach Ray Vonsarasinh, Ba Pho, junior the U.S. Football League. raiding their roster. since bowing to Northwest Boyd. “ I think that bounce was lik e' MANCHESTER’S 13th DISTRICT sweeper Dennis Foreman and "Under the terms of the collec­ Eddie Jones, president of the Catholic in 1979. It is 9-0 this the bounces we've been getting all fullbacks Chip Christie and Mike tive bargaining agreement, we can New Orleans Saints, said a late • CREDIT CARD ^ jm ^ m year to date. year,” he lamented. "They (the USFL) speak about Eaton played well for the Tech­ have the draft on or about Feb. 1 or draft could keep N FL coaches East has won four consecu­ Boyd warned his team about secret committees (to harass the BECAUSECOMPETENCEANDCONCERN are THE BOTTOM LINEll • MDNTHLY 647-9997 men. Bogan was a standout for May I,'” said Joe Browne, spokes­ from a bidding war with the USFL. tive state class championships, Cheney's explosiveness at half­ U S F L ); I don't know what they're OPEN daily: MON-THURS t il 9 . TUB8-WBD-8AT TIL 8 . MIDAY TIL 8 Bolton. man for Rozelle. "So we set it for "Another school of thought is Fold for by the Committee to Elect John W. lliom pion; Roger Negro, Treasurer PAYMENTS including the Class LL title a time. “ I told them to be careful talking about, ” Jones said. "But it year ago. Cheney’s next outing is Friday April 30. that we have to have it early so the because they are an explosive is just something else you have to against Prince Tech in Hartford at Browne said the owners were kids who might be inclined to go to team,” he said. 3:15. scheduled to conclude their two- defend. Everybody today is sue, the other league won’t have to wait sue, sue.” U - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Oct. 24. 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, Pel 24. 1984 - 13 NHL roundup Scoreboard Cy award to Sutcliffe Field hockey still in tenuous state By Fred McAAone CanadlensS.Nordiquesl UPl Sports Writer Canadiens cash By Len Auster games, it only has one win along ' ' Hockey Montreal 1 1 1 —3 Scholastic NEW YORK - Rick Sutcliffe Sports Editor with four ties. The Silk Towners (Tuebec 10 0—1 posted some pretty impressive have scored only two goals. But First period—1,Quebec, P.Stastny4( A. in with Penney There’s been four different that is understandable. Stostny, M. Stastnv), 11:55. 2, numbers in 1984 that added up to NHL standings Montreal, DeBlols 2 (Smith, Chellos), MRS JV soccer the National League Cy Young coaches in the last four years. Of Neubelt's roster, only 17:35. Penalties—Nllan, Mon (miscon­ By Joel Sherman And there's no guarantee it seven had ever played before. duct), 11 :W; Hunter, Que, 14:50; Moller, The Manchester High boys' lunlor Award. coach Jacques Lemaire said WolM Conlarmc* Que, 14:50. varsity soccer teom beat homestand­ Now the real numbers game UPl Sports Writer Kurvers would stay in a Quebec won't be five for five in '85. That group includes seniors Potiich Dtvitlon Second period—3, Montreal, Kurvers 1 ing Rockville High, 31, Tuesday. Louis But Manchester High field Chi’is Colvin (goalie), Liz Goetz w L T P tl. OF OA begins. hospital overnight for observation. (Chellos, Smith), 16:36. Penalties— Jotfe, Kyle Frascarelll and Bruce When the Montreal Canadiens hockey survives, for now (left wing), Caity Blodgett NY Islanders 5 2 0 10 40 35 Robinson, Mon, 4:56; Moller, Que, 9:16; Rosenberg each tallied single markers Sutcliffe, whose 16-1 record Guy Carbonneau added a goal Phllodelphlo 4 2 1 9 33 18 Naslund, Mon, 13:52; Goulet, Que. 15:45; tor the Indians. Wayne Hollingsworth, propelled the Chicago Cubs to the made their surprise run at the midway through the final period to anyway. (link), and Gretchen Gravcll. Washington 2 2 1 5 19 16 McKegnev. Que. 18:41. Jim Hooglund, Mott Paggloll, Mlk% Is the sport in dire straits? Is and juniors Trish Flanagan NY Rangers 2 2 1 5 IB 20 N L East title this season, was Campbell Conference champion- seal the win, beating Bouchard Third period—4, Montreal, Carbon- Koblect and Joy MIstretto played well its death inevitable? "Y es, you (link), Kate Gallagher Piltsbur()h 2 3 0 4 15 16 neau 3 (unassisted), 9:18. Penalties— defensively tor Manchester, now 10-2. unanimously named the league’s .ship in last season's playoffs, they with a slapshot for an unassisted New Jersey 2 3 0 4 19 21 Hunter, Que, 3:10, Rochefort, Mon, Cy Young Award winner by the cashed all hopes on a Penney. tally. can say that,” responded Mary (sweeper) and Mandy McCray Adams Division molor,9:56. Neubelt, who is trying to keep (right wing). Montreol 4 1 1 9 22 15 •••ooaoobbooagaaaaaaag Baseball Writers Association of M r Rookie goaltender Steve Penney In a fast-paced first period Shots on gool—Montreol 12-10-17—39. field hockey going in the com­ Neubelt picked up 14 sopho­ Horlford 4 2 1 9 28 27 Quebec 14-4-7—25. America Tuesday, less than a may yet pay further dividends. highlighted by sharp netminding, Buftalo 4 2 0 8 27 25 Goalies—Montreal, Penney. Qu­ week after he filed for free agency. Penney, who was back in the the teams skated to a 1-1 deadlock. munity. "The sport is dying out mores, none with prior expe­ Quebec 3 4 0 6 30 30 ebec, Bouchard. A—15,381. Gymnastics rience. She’s hoping to improve Boston 2 4 0 4 16 26 At a news conference in Chicago lineup after missing two games Penney, who kicked out 13 shots in all over because of soccer.” she Campbell Conference Tuesday, Sutcliffe refused to say with a knee injury, preserved a the period, robbed Peter Stastny said with a tinge of bitterness. that predicament, convincing Nerrls Division one-goal lead early in the third The 22-year-old Neubelt, a the Illing Junior High gym W L T PH. OF OA Patti Dunne’s school he would be back in 1985. He also twice before the Quebec center St. Louis 3 2 0 6 21 16 did not say how much money it period when he stopped Anton finally scored when he (inverted a graduate of Manchester High teachers to give instruction in Chicogo 3 3 0 6 29 27 Baseball Pottl's Dunne's class III team (9to 11 would take to keep him in a Cub Stastny on a breakaway and rookie rebound at 11:55. and the University of Connecti­ the sport as part of the curricu­ Detroit 2 4 0 4 25 31 years old) recently competed In o CGA cut. took over from Lisa Macca- lum after a two-year absence. Minnesota 2 5 0 4 21 29 meet at TrI-town. Girls toking too uniform, but his agent. Barry defenseman Tom Kurvers scored But former Winnipeg Jets cap­ Toronto 2 4 0 4 14 29 honors were: Diana Frese, first on the Axelrod, has indicated he wanted his first NHL goal Tuesday night to tain Lucien DeBlois tied the Score rone, who took over for Janice The sophomore cast includes Smvlbe Division tioor, bars, beam and all-around, and lift the Canadiens to a 3-1 triumph Dahm who took over for Mary Sue Allen, Pam Mirante, Kim Edmonton NL Cy Young voting the 6-foot-7 right-hander to become r at 17:35 when he took Smith’s feed 6 0 1 13 43 20 second on the vault; Bryna Pasternak, Faignant. Juros, Britt Gustafson, Sue Coloorv 5 2 0 10 44 27 third on the door ond bars, fifth on the the highest paid pitcher in base­ over the Nordiques in the battle of from the corner and beat Bouchard Winnipeg 2 2 0 4 16 18 vault and tourth on the beams and ball. Sutcliffe earned $900,000 this Quebec. from the slot. Bouchard, who faced Neubelt is trying to fight the Taylor, Chris Stoll, Julie De- Vancouver 1 NEW YORK (UPl) — Voting for the 6 0 2 25 43 Notionol LeogueCv Young Award all-around; Lynn Dutfleld, sixth on the season and will be seeking some­ "W e got off to a slow start, but upstream tide, keeping field Salvo, Melssa DeGregorio, Ma- Los Angeles 0 5 2 2 20 34 voult, tioor, bars and all-around; 12 shots in the opening period, had Pitcher 1st 2nd ^ 3rd UPl photo picked up in the last two periods," hockey alive. "I really enjoyed rissa Melody, Melanie Bodin, Tuesday’s Results Sutcliffe. Cht Nicole Feltmon, third on the vault and where in the neighborhood of $1.5 made his best save minutes Montreal 3, Quebec) 24 0 0 playing it, because it's a tradi­ Kristin Armstrong, Thayer Gooden. NY 0 12 9 beam, fifth on the floor and tourth on million next season. said Montreal's Bobby Smith. earlier, foiling Smith with an N.Y. Islanders 6, Vancouver 5 Sutter, StL the bars and all-around; ond Laura tional sport. My mom played it Gowdy, Sandy Orlowski and Jill Philadelphia 7, Minnesota 3 0 9 6V» "Right now, and 1 don't want to "You've got to give a lot of credit to outstretched pad. Andular. StL 0 2 6'/a Smyers, second on the bars and Cubs' pitcher Rick Sutcliffe (left) and general manager in college. UConn. has such a Lucas. Calgary 9, Hartford 4 Gossoge. SD all-around, tourth on the vault and fifth sound rude, I really can't say Steve Penney because he stole a lot WednaHlav's Oonies 0 1 0 on the tioor and beam. Dallas Green celebrate after Sutcliffe unanimously won good program. to(>. It think it Lucas has the lone two Soto, CIn 0 0 2 anything," said Sutcliffe, who of goals away from them. Even (All Times EOT) the NL Cy Young Award. Islanders 6, Canucks 5 would be a shame to see it die Manchester scores. "Hopefully New Jersey at Pittsburgh, 7:aSo.m. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa helped lead the Cubs to their first though they got the first goal, with Detroit at Toronto, 0:05 p.m. N LC y Young winners pennant of any kind in 39 years. a good goaltender. we could At Uniondale, N.Y., BrentSutter out at the high schools,” she they’ll go to camp this summer. Boston at St. Louis, 8:35 p.m. "M y family and I want to get our continue playing our game, Qu­ notched a hat trick and Pat said. We’re holding fund raisers .a.'HuiatSlxrW '< Hartford at Winnipeg, 6:35 p.m, LaFontaine tipped in a 55-foot She's doing her darndest to now,” said Neubelt, who is Herald photo by Pinto Vancouver at Chicago, 8:35 p.m. NEW YORK (UPl) - Winners ot the Calendar feet on the ground and weigh with Chicago, including 14 victo­ Dwight Gooden, the New York ebec got a lot of shots in the first point shot by Paul Boutilier with keep things afloat. She started hoping to build for '85. Washington at Edmonton, 9:lSp.m. National League Cv Young A word: everything." ries in a row to end the season. His Mels' sensation;il rookie who had a period (14), but we held them down Tliursdav's Gomes 1984—Rick Sutcliffe, Chicago •••••••••••••••••••••• 1:07 remaining to cap a four-goal the year with eight players. The Neubelt's most recent prede­ Irish Flanagan (33) and Sue Taylor (40) are members of Sutcliffe, acquired by the Cubs only N L loss came at the hands of 17-9 record and 276 strikeouts, in the last two. Buffalo at Montreal, night 1983—John Denny, Phllodelphia TODAY third period and rally the Island­ early days of practice saw the cessors, Dahm and Maccaronc, N.Y. Rongers at New Jersey, night on June 13 in a seven-player trade the Los Angeles Dodgers, 2-1, on finished second He had 12 second- Penney turned aside 24 of 25 the 1984 Manchester High field hockey team. The Soccer ers. number fluctuate between five each had intentions of return­ St. Louis at Philadelphia, night 1982—Steve Carlton, Philadelphia M itchell at MCC. 3 with Cleveland, said he would June 29. He was 9-0 against NL place votes and nine for third, shots Indians have had four coaches in four years and the Washington at Calgary, night Bolton ot Cromwell able to." she ;idded. 1978—Gaylord Perry, Son Diego Bolton ot RHAM (oirls). 3:15 complete talks with any club. was named first on all 24 ballots, with 33‘,2 points followed by ■ Kurvers, last year's top U.S, assist and Pelle Lindbergh made W L T PH. OF OA 1977—Steve Carlton, Philadelphia said with a twinkle in her eye, belt, who is working on her certification ex;im. referring tolier;issis);in( coach. Maine 3 1 2 8 24 15 Cromwell at Coventry (girls). 3:15 Sutcliffe had one of those seasons making him the fourth pitcher to Joaquin Andujar of the Cardinals, college player, provided Montreal 31 saves to help the Flyers send the Cross Country “ and slowly kids heard I needed certification as an athletic "Hopefully, I ’ll be able to gel Neubell w;iiit.s to <'o;ieli next Fredericton 4 1 0 8 25 18 1976—Ran.,'y Jones, Son Diego pitchers dream about having yet win the award unanimously. The the league’s only 20-game winner, with a 2-1 bulge on a power play at North Stars to their fourth straight Moncton 3 2 0 6 24 20 Manchester boys and girls at CCC players so they came out,” trainer. She is taking a course at a job where I can get out at 3 year. And she w;in(s to .see field 1975—Tom Scaver, New York East Division chomplonshlp (Wick­ seldom ever achieve. After being others were Sandy Koufax (1963. with 12','2; Rich Gossage of the San 16:36 of the second period. He loss. Brian Propp added a goal and Novo Scotia 2 3 2 6 24 32 1974—Mike Marshall, Los Angeles Manchester has not faired Central Connecticut State Uni­ o'clock," says Neubelt, "but, hockey survive. Sherbrooke 2 3 1 5 24 21 ham P ark). 3:30 acquired by the Cubs from Cleve­ 1965, 1966), Bob Gibson (1968) and Diego Padres with 3 and Mario picked up Chris Chelios' pass an assist and Thomas Eriksson Adirondack 12 3 5 25 30 Eost Catholic/Shepaug Valley at well on the field. In its first ten versity this semester and is no. I can't say I'll be hack. But if But the quest ion remains 1973—Tom Seaver, New York Avon (girls), 3:30 land, he won 16 of his 17 decisions Steve Carlton (1972). Soto of the Cincinnati Reds with 2. inside the blue line and rifled a shot had three assists for Philadelphia. SouthBTi DIvlAlon 1972—Steve Corlton, Philadelphia Rochester 7 0 0 14 31 12 Cheney Tech ot COC Meet (at off goalie Dan Bouchard's glove In a m ajor trade, Charlie Portlond Golf Club). 3:30 Binghamton 3 2 1 7 26 23 1971—Ferguson Jenkins, Chicago and into the net. Simmer, the Los Angeles Kings Hershev 2 4 1 5 20 32 “ They played very disciplined left winger who had been asking to New Haven 2 3 0 4 24 20 FRIDAY 1970—Bob Gibson, St. Louis Soccer and they cashed in on our mis­ be traded for months, got his wish Baltlnrore 1 3 1 3 16 20 1969—Tom Seaver, New York Springfield 1 4 1 3 IS 25 Manchester at Windham, 3:30 East dominates AL star lii takes.” said Bouchard. "Penney Tuesday when he was shipped to 1968—Bob Gibson, St. Louis St. Cotharines 1 4 0 2 15 25 Cheney Tech ot Prince Tech, 3:15 EC boys tie, girls lose in soccer play 1967—M ike M cC orm ick, Son Fran­ made the key saves for them. They the Boston Bruins for a first-round Tuesday's Results Manchester at South Catholic cisco (g irls). 3:15 By Fred Down baseman Don Mattingly and out­ had more power plays than us and draft choice in 1985. Simmer, 30, Fredericton 2, Springfield I (ot) Combined Molor League Award Parrish, who batted 237 with 33 Wednesday'sGames Eost Catholic at Enfield (girls), 3:15 UPl Sports Writer fielder Dave Winfield of the that gave them the momentum." joined the Kings as a free agent in BRISTOL — East Catholic rebounded to Todd Pineo, who fender was culled for ;i hand ball. Paul over host East (';ilholic High, Fredericton at Adirondack (^1966—Sandy Koutax, Los Angeles Rocky Hill at Coventry, 3:15 homers and 98 RBI. was the only Girls Swimming Yankees, outfielders Jim Rice and unanimous selection, with Win­ With 3:43 remaining to play, 1977 and led the NHL in goals soccer coach Tom Malin borrowed one-timed it to Madden, who "When' the game went into 3-1, in HCC girls’ soccer action al Binghamton at Baltimore (^1965—Sandy K outax, Los Angeles NEW YORK — The supremacy Springfield at Noya Scotia Windham at Manchester, 3:30 Tony Armas of the Red Sox. field the second highest vote-getter Kurvers had to be helped off the ice scored with 56 during the 1979-80 a hockey cliche following Tues­ skulled in the equalizer. overtime and they scored in front Ml. Nebo Tuesday. East Catholic at Wllby. 7 p.m. of the American League's Eastern Moncton at Sherbrooke 1964—DeanChance,Callfornlo(AL) pitcher Mike Boddicker and short­ at 24. Winfield and Mattingly after being struck in the face by the season. He bounced back with day’s exciting 2-2 tie between East The Falcons had taken a short­ of their home fans, we could have E:isl held an 11-8 first-half Thursday’s Games Field Hockey Division over the West was under­ Hershey at St. Catharines (^1963—Sandy Koutax, Los Angeles Southington at Manchester, 3:30 stop Cal Ripken of the Orioles and carried their battle for the Ameri­ puck. After the game, Montreal another 56 goals the next season. and homestanding St. Paul High. lived, 2-1 lead 50 seconds earlier on quit and died,” noted Malin. "But .idvanlagc in shots but still (railed, lined Tuesday with the election of Girls Volleyball pitcher Bert Blyleven of the can League batting title to the final “ It was good to get a point on the a marker by Rich Quirion, assisted we showed our true colors and 1-0, after Falcon Doniui Hornish 1962—DonDrvsdale, Los Angeles (NL) East Catholic at Manchester. 3:30 nine of its players, including two Flames 9. Whalers 4 1961—Whitev Ford, New York (AL) Indians. game of the season with Mattingly road." said Malin, with a grin. by Mark Anderson. picked ourselves up.” scored at the 17-minutc mark members of the world champion 1960—Vernon Low, Pittsburgh (NL) SATURDAY Rounding out the squad were winning it .343 to .340. In a rematch between the HCC's Malin was impressed with his Madden, who according to Malin The Eagles lied il .seven minutes Detroit Tigers, to the 1984 U Pl AL Hortford 2 1 Football third baseman Buddy Bell of the put on carpet two top teams, the second-place team’s never-say-die attitude. "deserved the tying goal" after into the .second h;df on a Kelly 1959—Early Wynn, Chicago (AL) East Catholic at Northwest Catholic, All-Star team. Coloorv 214- ^ 10:30 a.m. Rangers, relief pitcher Dan Qui- •Another surprise in the voting Eagles came back in the most "This team showed great charac­ missing several chances, was Cahill tally. assisted by Julie Zbyk. P«flpd—1, Calgary, Tambelllnl 5 1958—BobTurley.New York (AL) Manchester at Enfield, 1:30 senberry of the Royals and desig­ was that no member of the GAINESVILLE. Fla. (UPl) - thrilling manner possible. After St. ter, poise, determination and a among several East players to (Baxter), 2:46. 2, Hartford, Tippett 1 ^^1957—Warren Spohn, Mllwoukee football program guilty of 59 rules Five minutes l;der. Hornish depos­ Soccer Catcher Lance Parrish and nated hitter Dave Kingman of the pennant-winning Tigers' pitching The University of Florida's foot­ Paul tallied at 1:52 in overtime. willingness to work together to earn their coach's praise. Re­ (Siltanen, Lumley), 10:03. 3, Hartford, Aquinos ot East Cothollc (ot MCC). violations — all of them during the ited the gamer with her second Turgeon 5 (Neufeld, Siltanen), 14:03. 4, ^^1956— Don N ew com be, B ro o k ly n 10:30 a.m. second baseman Lou Whitaker of A's. staff — top starters Jack Morris ball program is facing three years six-year tenure of Coach Charley East showed its dogged resolve by achieve an end result," he said. serves Carl Skoog and Joel Cis- goal. Kim Sidorilc :idded ;in Nilsson 4 (Beers, Macinnis), Post at MCC. 2 p.m. the Tigers were named to the The balloting was done before pulling even again a minute later The end result is that East is now zewski also turned in admirable 16:54. Penalties—Robertson, Har, 7:05; and Dan Petry or reliever Willie of NCAA probation for spying on Pell. insurance goal for St P;iul Note: From1936-1966onlyoneCy Young squad along with two members the World Series during which to preserve the tie. It was at least 7-2-1 in the HCC, 7-2-2 overall. St. efforts, as did sweeper Brian Robertson, Har, 9:52; Bourgeois, Cal, winner was selected from the combined ***••••••••••••••••••• Hernandez — made the squad. opponents, paying some of its- Pell was fired by university "The momentum sbu lcd (o shift 9:52; Tambelllnl, Cal, 13:37. molorleogues. each of the Boston Red Sox, Detroit shortstop Alan Trammell Boddicker. the league's only players and allowing others to president Marshall Criser last some consolation for the Eagles, Paul's remained unbeaten at 10-0- Feshler. our w;iy when we lied (he imilch," Second period—^5, Calgary, Quinn 3 Baltimore Orioles and New York batted .500 and won the Most 20-game winner, was the top vote scalp free tickets to Gator who lost an emotional 3-2 nail-biter 3, including 9-0-2 in conference "W e may be lacking in skills in (Jackson, Courteau), 7:42. 6, Hartford, AL ALL-STARS month as part of the “ corrective said East coach Don F;iy "(B u i) Pierce 1 (Francis, Cote), 12:29. Penalties Transactions Yankees and one from the Cleve­ Valuable Player Award. getter among pitchers with 17 and boosters. action" the NCAA said would to St. Paul in Manchester, 11 days play. The deadlock clinched the some areas (compared to the Si, Paul cameh;ick lodomiiudc the —Wilson, Cal, ):37; Robertson, Hor, land Indians. During the regular season. Blyleven, who had a 19-7 record The long-expected probation reduce the probationary period to ago. HCC crown for the Falcons. East past), but we’re not lucking in l;isl 25 m inules" motor, 7:49; Hunter, Col, malor, 7:49 NEW YORK (UPl) — Voting tor UPl's ■••••••aaaaagaaaaaaaaa The Texas Rangers. Oakland A's East's next game is Saturday was defending champ. , pwlod—7, Calgary, Tambelllnl 6 Ripken batted .304 with 27 homers and a 2.87 earned run average, had was announced by university offi­ two years. heart," added Malin. "W e held St Paul held ;i 28 16 ovcr;dl shol American League All-Star team (numtzer Boteboll morning at home at Cougar Field The Eagles struck first at 13:05 (PepllnskI), 2:33. 8, Calgary, Courteau 1 ot votes In parentheses): Baltimore — Designated hitter Benny and Kansas City Royals had one and 86 RBI compared to Tram ­ 11, Morris, a 19- game winner, had cials Tuesday. The sanctions take Other corrective actions the together as a team, and we'll adv;inlagc E;iglc go;dic Lis;i (Jackson, PepllnskI), 3:04. 9, Colgary, Catcher: Lance Parrish, Detroit Ayalo tiled tor tree agency. member each elected to the team mell's .314-14-69 offensive perfor­ nine and Petry. an 18-game effect Nov. 7 if the university does university agreed to take were to against HCC rival Aquinas at 10:30 into the contest when John King definitely u.se this game as a Jensen m;idc 23 s;ivcs, while Patterson 2 (Macinnis, Nilsson), 4:36. , 10 (26). IB : Don Mottlnglv, New York California — Pitcher Craig Swan ond by a panel of 26 sports writers, one mance. Most observers probably not appeal, or if an appeal is fire assistant coaches Joe Kines a.m. picked up a loose ball inside the building block as we clo.se in on the Calgary, Tambelllnl 7 (PepllnskI, Rein­ (14), Eddie Murray, Baltimore (10), utllitvman Derrel Thomas filed tor tree wihner, had one. Quisenberry won F;dcon keeper Amy F;ickclm;inn hart), 6:10. 11, Colgary, Nilsson 5 (Loob, Kent Hrbek, Minnesota (2), agency. representitave of each club in the would give Trammell, who missed the balloting for relief pitcher with rejected. and Dwight Adams at the end of the Eagle Kevin Madden headed the penalty area and fired a 20-yarder end of the season." stopped 10 shots. Beers), 9:40. 12, Hartford, Lumley 2 Chicogo (NL) — Pitchers (Dennis major leagues. part of the regular season with 15 votes compared to Hernandez' The NCAA sanctions include: 1984 season and to restructure its game-tying goal at 2:42 of the which rebounded off the back of a k)ast, now 6 4 1 hiil only I 3 I in (^ke), 12:25. 13, Colgary, Kromm 5 99hltaker, Detroit (23), Frank Eckersley and Tim Stoddard tiled tor five-minute overtime session. (Patterson, W ilson), 14:13 Other Eastern division stars knee and shoulder injuries, a slight 10 and one for Mark Langston of —No bowl appearances by the athletic program. St. Paul defender into the net. the confcrcnci'. travels to Enfield Wh te, Kansos City (1), Bobby Grich, free ogenev. Kevin Riggs corner kicked a feed ^ •R a llie s — Robertson, Har, malor, California (1), Jim (Jantner, Milwaukee New York (AL) — Pitcher Rudy Moy named to the team were first edge defensively. the Seattle Mariners. Gators for three years, beginning Anderson evened it up at 3:37 of High Friday. Si Paul, which Bwrgelos, Cal, malor-mlnor, tiled tor tree agency. this season. to Dave Oiender, who drilled a shot the second half, converting a East girls bow 6:00; Hunter, Cal, double-minor, Florida has 15 days to appeal the remained un)ie;i(en in (he HCC ;d SS: Cal Ripken, Baltmore (15), Alan New York (NL) — Named John Borr —No appearances in televised on the St. Paul net. The ball penalty kick after an East de­ 14:57; Samuelsson, Har, )4;57; Hart- Trammell, Detroit (D). administrative assistont-farm and scout­ sanctions. Criser said in a pre­ Two second-half goals paced St. 4 0 1, is now 8 2 2 oviu ;ill 17^06 * * " '* ’ ■ >>Y Crawford, 3B: Buddy Bell, Texas (19), Wade ing department. games sanctioned by the NCAA for pared statement the school would Boggs, Boston (7). San Francisco — Outfielder three years beginning in 1985. review the report and decide in Shots on goal— Hartford 7-11-5— OF: Dave Winfield, New York (24), Gene Richards tiled tor tree agency NFL stars hitting the deck Park undergoes 23. Calgary )4-16-1S—48. Tony Armas, Boston (17), Jim Rice, Seattle — Acquired Inflelder Corson —A loss of 10 football scholar­ several days whether to appeal. Boston (13), Harold Baines, Chicago (8), Carroll from Minnesota to complete the By United Press International ships for each of the next two "This is something that lias been Goalies—Hartford, Mlllen. Cal­ Dwight Evans, Boston, (7), Kirk Gibson, trade tor first baseman Pat Putnam; a 26-24 loss to St. Louis. He will be knee surgery gary, Lemelln. A—16,683. Pittsburgh Stcclers quarterback years. hanging over this team's head for a Brunonskv, MInneosto assigned Carroll to Salt Lake City (PCD. replaced by Rick Donnalley. San Diego tight end Kellen D^vid Woodley received some —Annual reports detailing Flori­ couple of years,” said interim CARTER’S MOST (1), W illie Wilson, Kansas City (I), A Bosketbotl Meanwhile, Denver Broncos re­ Davis, Seattle (1). Cleveland — Waived center good news — X-rays of his lower da's compliance with NCAA coach Galen Hall. "The players DETROIT (UPl) — Defenseman Islanders 6, Canucks 5 Winslow and Detroit running back serve wide receiver Clint Sampson Storting pitchers: Mike Bod- Geoff Crompton. right leg are negative. He was hurt regulations. have been waiting for this. They've Brad Park of the Detroit Red dlcker, Boltimore (17), Bert Blyleven, Billy Sims saw their seasons come returned to Denver Monday after Wings underwent arthroscopic Voncouyer 31 Cleveland (11), Jack Morris , D etroit), Dallas — Cut center Mark West. to an abrupt ending Sunday and scrambling during the third quar­ The NCAA, after a 21-month met. talked about it and accepted SPECTACULAR spending the night at Buffalo surgery on his left knee Tuesday at NY Islanders 0 2 4—« Dan Petry, Detroit) Denver — Waived guard Rob Williams. now they must wait and wonder ter of a 17-16 loss to Indianapolis. investigation, found the Gator it." Detroit — Waived guard Donnie General Hospital with a mild Hutzel Hospital. Rrst (w lo d —1, Voncouyer, TontI 6 " '" S J ’'*.';,*’®'’*: Don Quisenberrv, Kan- about next year. He was twice sidelined this season (LIdsto Sundstrom) ,3:31.2, Vancouver, JPJ City (15), Willie Hernandez, Detroit Koonce and forward Ray Tolbert. concussion, lip lacerations and with mild concussions. The surgery was performed by Sundstr.j 11 1 (Halward, TantI), 8:43. 3, (10), Mark Langston, Seattle (1). Both players suffered knee injur­ USED CAR SALE bruised jaw suffered during a 37-7 team physician Dr. Robert Teitge. Vancouver, Smyl 1 (Petit), 17:05. Houston — Cut forward M olor Jones ies which required surgery, and Penalties—Jonsson, NYI, 1:17; Designated hitter: Dave Klng- and guards Terry Teagle, Kevin victory over the Bills. Rookie Philadelphia wide re­ Sports In Brief Red Wings officials said it wasn’t Lani, Van, 4:55; Gilbert, NYI, 8:23; rrwn, Oakland (16), Andre Thornton, McKenno, Willie Jackson and Joedv while the reports are good for the Sampson lay motionless for immediately known how long Park Persson, NYI, 15:44. Cleveland (Gardner. Lions' Sims. Winslow's career ceiver Kenny Jackson suffered a (7), Mike Easier, Boston (3). Kansas City — Center (Dave Robisch about 10 minutes after the injury. shoulder separation in a 24-10 would be out of the lineup. '85 sales are great... retired. could be over. .Secondperlod—4,NewYork,B.Sufter5 He was taken from the field on a victory over the Giants that will Celtics, Lakers favorites Park’s knee became swollen (Jonsson), 4:50. 5, Vancouver, l_anz 1 Los Angeles — Placed forward Earl Despite undergoing successful stretcher and flown to the hospital. during the third period of Detroit’s (AAacAdam, Sundstrom), 11:24. 6, New Jones on the Inlured list. surgery Sunday night at Sharp keep him out for at least six weeks. Our lot is full...We need Phi ladelphla— Waived forward James LAS VEGAS, Nev. — The world champion Boston Celtics and 6-4 loss to the New York Islanders York, Bossy 11 (Tonelll, Jonsson), 19:51. Memorial Hospital, Winslow's doc­ Penalties—Butcher, Von, 4:10; D. Sutter, Football Banks and guard Wes Matthews. runner-up Los Angeles Lakers have been installed as 8-5 at Joe Louis Arena last Wednes­ N Y I,9:27; Halward, Van, 11:42; Butcher, Portland — Waived forward Peter tor said he will never be 100 day, forcing him to leavethegame. space...Buy now and save! Van, 19:08. Verhoeven. percent. The injury was diagnosed Celts end pre-season favorites to win the 1984-85 NBA championship, an oddsmaker Third period—7, New York, Jonsson 2 Football by team doctor Gary Losse as said Tuesday. (B. Sutter, Potvin), 7:45. 8, New York, Football odds Green Boy — Claimed offensive tackle Trailing the Lakers and Celtics in the odds posted by E xberare B. Sutter 6 (Tonelll, Potyin), 11:36 9, Keith Decker off procedural recall tears in the medial collateral and Vancouyer, Sundstrom 2 (unassisted), waivers from Denver. posterior cruciate ligaments of the the Philadelphia 76ers at 5-2 and the New York Knicks at 5-1. SALE PRICED SALE PRICED 12:25. 10, New York, B. 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Favorite Son Diego — Placed tight end Kellen NEW O R LE AN S — Ed DeBartolo Jr., the young owner of the S T A T E R E P $3495 RaOIo A M /F M . Shots on goal—Vancouver 11-8-5— Winslow on the Inlured reserve list; the knee. The best we can hope for Boston Celtics. The last thing the Celtics want is Wad •2405 proofAd 24. NY Islanders 10-6-12—28. Stm Francisco LA Rams 3Vz ' San Francisco 49ers, is apparently interested in purchasing the PM fu b Mmini II 'H Em I IMkli. Tioani WuMOOO NOW NOW.*1995 *2995 Buffalo 18 signed tight end Ron Egloft. is for it to return to 95 percent." Boston's nine-game pre- season for the outside problems to distract Wad *3705 NOW ' Denver 6'/j San Francisco — Placed tight end Russ Winslow, who injured the knee ended on a sour note for the Celtics, baseball San Francisco Giants franchise and keeping it in the Goalies—Vancouver, Caprice. NY Washln^on NY Giants 6 Francis on the Inlured reserve list; the team. Islanders, Melanson, Hrudey. A_ signed tight end Al Dixon. Sunday in the Chargers' 44-37 loss who dropped a 105- 104 decision to Bay Area. 15,085. St. L^ls Philadelphia 3V3 “ We can't let the outside pres­ N ^ England NY Jets 3Vj Washington — Placed center to the Los Angeles Raiders, will be the Utah Jazz Tuesday in the 12th DeBartolo said Tuesday at the N F L meetings here that under Jett Bostic and wide receiver Charlie sure get to us and we have to stay ------SALE PRICED------5®,'™ Indianapolis 10 in a brace and on crutches for nine annual NBA Hall of Fame game. the right circumstances and if the price were right, he'd strongly MODERN AUTO SALE PRICED — SALE PRICED- Flyers?. North Stars 2 C h l^ o Minnesota 6V2 Brown together,” said guard Danny Pittsburgh Atlanta 3 on the Inlured reserve list; signed weeks. He was placed on the John Drew sank a pair of Ainge. " I f we can avoid conflicts, consider buying the club. 8 0 C H E V 8 2 P O N T 8 1 C H E V Green ^ y Detroit 2Vi tree-agent guards J.T. 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Charlie Simmer to Boston for a Johnson, who had 24 points for the champions since Boston did it in .’ 5 0 9 5 C . . ^ COLLEGE drive-in and Waa •eoOS NOW Raar datog Stanford Oregon St. 4 first-rounddraftcholcein 1985. Wisconsin, took Winslow's spot on Celtics, missed a desperation shot 1968-69. Waa <0385 NOW Wat <4098 NOW*3995 Second period—1,Phllodephla,Propp5 , , Colltornia 11 the roster earlier this season when at the buzzer. Drew led Utah with 21 points USFL merger nearly set driveaway soiutioni (unassisted),2:40.2, Phtladelphlo,Howe2 Washington Arizona7Vi NY Rangers — Recalled left winger (Ro. Sutter, Rl. Sutter), 5:45. 3, Winslow sat out for a week in a Utah closed out its pre-season while Thurl Bailey added 18. FOR: T6X0S ^AAII 7 GeorgeMcPheefromNewHaven (AHL). PHOENIX — The proposed merger between the Arizona Philadelphia, Craven 4 (Eriksson, Hach- ^ r « k a Kansm SL 3i contract dispute. with a 6-3 record while the Celtics Robert Parish led Boston with 25 Auto radiator leaks, born), 6:38. 4, Philadelphia, Tocchet 3 Wranglers and Oklahoma Outlaws of the U.S. Football League is 2?!? .. Wisconsin 8 Sims underwent surgery to his finished with a disappointing 5-4 points while Kevin McHale fin­ SALE PRICED SALE PRICED SALE PRICED (Carson, Hachbom), 6:51. Penalties— Borton College Rutgers 14 hose leaks, overheating, Snepsts, Min, 2:02; Smith, Phi, 7:40; right knee Monday And doctors mark. ished with 18. nearly set and should be completed sometime next week, 8 3 C H EV M Iohom a Kansas 23 according to one of the Outlaws' owners. thermostats, Crossman, Phi, 12:55. Auburn Mississippi St. 12 Tennis expect a full recovery. The injury Bostoh coach K.C. 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CARTER“Over 4U Years « / Sellinn & Serviciriff Chevrolels" Bopilonla, ESPN season. " I t ’s always hard to cut anybody Virginia Tech Temple 3'/2 Rene Uys, South Africa, 6-1,63. reach a new identity for the second The injury was sustained during because those are very difficult team.” JgM JjAIN 8T.—OPEN EVENINGS niL 9-THUR8. TIL 6—MANCHESTER U - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Oct 24. 1984 MANCHESTKR HERALD. Wednesday. Oct 24, 19M - 15 ecus/ Food Caramel apples It wouldn’t be autumn without ’em

Although times have changed Melt fudgies with milk in — today, family orchards are heavy D't-quart saucepan over few and far between — making low heat, stirring frequently caramel apples is still an until smooth. Wash and dry activity famiiy, friends and apples; insert stick into stem especially the kids will find fun. end of each apple. Dip into hot Whether you begin in the fudge sauce: turn untii coated. orchard or at the produce Scrape off excess sauce from department in your favorite bottom of apples; dip in choco­ supermarket, now is a good late shots. time to celebrate the caramel Place on greased wax paper. apple season. Store in refrigerator. Let stand Possibilities for homemade at room temperature IS minutes caramel apples are nearly before serving to allow caramel limitless. Recipes can range to soften. from the old-fashioned, tradi­ Variation: Mocha: Dissolve 2 tional favorite to these new teaspMns instant coffee gra­ variations: chocolate fudge, nules in 1 tablespoon hot water. peanut butter, cinnamon, and Substitute for milk. Continue us laced with liqueur. But tefore directed above. you plunge right in, here are a few hints for choosing and to Microwave: preparing your caramei apples. When picking the apple of Microwave chocolate fudgies your eye, you may be confused and milk in small, deep, glass by the many varieties availa­ bowl on high 2‘A- to 3'A minutes, ble. One rule of thumb is that or until sauce is smooth, stirring tart and tender apples are the after each minute. Continue ns best for caramel apple making. directed above. The tartness complements the If caramel sauix> is too thin, rich, sweet flavor of the ca­ let stand about 2 minutes before ramel, while the tenderness dipping apples. makes it easier to take a big bite. Peanut Butter Apples Two of America’s favorite Before you actually begin flavors — peanut butter and preparations it’s important to caramel — unite to provide this wash and dry the apples in a tempting apple wrap. Chopped mild soap solution to remove peanuts add extra crunch' their natural waxy coating. 'This 1 14-ounce bag caramels process cannot be skipped or when you begin dipping, the Z tablespoons creamy peanut butter caramei will slide off the apple. Z tablespoons water Now you’re ready to begin! 4 or 5 medium size apples Assemble the everyday kitchen WofMlen sticks utensils you will need: heavy Chopped peanuts Now, fomous Marlboro Red l ‘A-quart saucepan, spatula, Melt caramels, peanut butter wooden spoon, wax paper, and and water in heavy I'A-quart and Rbirlboro Lights cookie sheet. saucepan over low heat, stirring frequently until smooth. Wash and dry apples: insert stick into arealsoavaflaUeio- Caramel Apples stem end of each apple. Dip Into hot caramel sauce; turn until a convNdent new 25b pack. 14-ounce bag caramels coated. Scrape off excess sauce Z tablespoons water from bottom of apples. Dip in 4 or S medium size apples nuts. Wooden sticks Place on greased wax paper. Unwrap caramels. Place ca­ Store in refrigerator. Let stand ramels and water in heavy at room temperature 15 minutes -quart saucepan. Cook over before serving to allow caramel low heat, stirring frequently to soften. until caramels are melted and sauce is smooth. Place sheet of wax paper on Cinnamon Apples cookie sheet. Lightly grease wax paper with margarine. Ju.st as cinnamon enhances Wash and dry appies. Insert a the flavor of apples in pies, wooden stick into stem end of cobblers and applesauce, cin­ each apple. During autumn, namon candies add spark to wooden sticks are included in caramel apples. bags of caramels which are ■A cup cinnamon candles specially marked. 3 tablespoons water 1 14-ounce bag caramels Holding stick, dip apples, one 4 or S medium size apples at a time, into hot caramel Wooden sticks sauce, tilting sauce pan and Melt cinnamon candies with I turning until well coated. tablespoon water in heavy I'A- Scrape off extra sauce from quart saucepan over low heat, bottom of apple with spatula. stirring frequently until melted. Place apples on greased wax Add remaining water and ca­ paper. Caramel apples like these are easy to make and an Halloween parties, too. Just make sure there are ramels, stirring frequently until Store in refrigerator. Let autumn favorite. They'll be a guaranteed hit at kids' enough apples on hand for everyone. smooth. stand at room temperature 15 Stir in few drops of red food minutes before serving to allow coloring. Wash and dry apples; caramel to soften. apples; insert stick into stem Spiked Caramel Apples If caramel sauce is too thin, always better. Medium-sized end of each apple. Dip into hot insert stick into stem end of 1 14-ounce bag caramels let stand about 2 minutes before apples, which are about 2‘A caramei sauce: turn until co­ each apple. Dip Into hot cin­ 2 tablespoons orange or al­ dipping apples. ated. Scrape off excess sauce inches in diameter, are the best namon caramel sauce; turn To Microwave: mond flavor liqueur Delicious on a stick, these from bottom of apples. Place unwrapped caramels 4 or 5 medium size apples adult treats are even easier to Chocolate Fudgle Apples until coaled. Scrape off excess sauce from bottom of apples. in a small, deep, glass bowl. Add Wooden sticks Place on greased wax paper. eat when cut into bite-size 1 14-ounce bag chocolate Place on greased wax paper water. Microwave on high for Melt caramels with liqueur in Store in refrigerator. Let stand wedges. Just remove the sticks fudgies Store in refrigerator. Let stand 2>A- to 3‘A minutes, or untii heavy l*/i-quart saucepan over at room temperature 15 minutes When selecting your apples 1 tablespoon milk sauce is smooth, stirring after at room temperature 15 minutes low| heat, stirring frequently before serving to allow caramel for caramel apple making, 4 or S medium size apples each minute. until smooth. Wash and dry to soften. before serving to allow caramel remember that bigger is not Wooden sticks mixture to soften. Calling all low-cal gourmets Spate of diet books will thin your pocketbook

By John Demers keeping with current philosophies great deal more interesting. Mann, who runs a busy diabetic the Catholic tradition to convey United Press International — no more than a touch of salt. (Atlantic-Little, Brown, 272 She stresses, however, that in clinic in the old university town of raucous celebration before the Each includes a welcome, calorie pages. $16.95 cloth, $8 95 order to benefit from her nutrion- Oxford, recommends sugar-free onset of Lent's austerity. Dieters and other people who count. paperback) ally balanced diet plan, diners sweeteners for the recipes ga­ The Romagnolis. familiar fix­ have special food requirements It’s clear that Franey is becom­ must stick to ’’healthy” pasta — thered here, rather than the more tures from their PBS cooking show will be delighted by the number of ing the best friend of gourmets who Kosher Cuisine by Helen Nash made from durum wheat, whole popular sucrose or other nutritive and their restaurants in New cookbooks that are being written have tired of calories without Helen Nash, a descendant of one wheat or woth spinach added. Celli sweeteners. England, offer here a tempting for their needs. The following are growing tired of life. Poland’s most orthodox Jewish says her diet plan has been used by When used excessively, he argument for an Italian cuisine some of the more notable:. (Times Books, 276 pages, $14.95) families, makes an overwhelming stars such as Dolly Parton, Robert argues, the sweeteners ending in built around seafood and fresh De Niro, Sophia Loren and Liza ”-ose” mhke blood glucose control vegetables case in her new cookbook that Pierre Franey’s Low Calorie The Pasta Diet, by Elisa Cell! kosher food need not be boring to Minelli, as well as at top European more difficult to control. They make it clear that even Gourmet, by Pierre Franey and This cookbook comes with a the eye or the palate. and American spas. In hopes of helping each reader though the Catholic church has Richard Flaste guarantee that makes it sound like These 2.50 recipes represent her (Warner Books, 256 pages, $16) adhere to a prescribed diet, the backed away from its long-time At first glance, it seems Chef one of those late-night television efforts to make that point since recipes list calorie, protein, fat and mandate of 'fish on Friday.” there Pierre Franey is trying to do the marketing ploys. The publishers becoming a young bride in New The Diabetics’ Cookbook by fiber content per ounce instead of remain tioth dietary and culinary impossible — whip up a cuisine promise that people who do not lose York. 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Soup With Curry, Chicken Breasts Italy, Celli points out that a challenges to anyone not required That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. course vegetables, rice, pasta, "H ere we go, meatless ” — that’s Duxelle and Veal Chops with four-ounce serving of pasta has As always, the Romagnolis turn to observe them. The book is. AvadaM in Itmrted areas C Philip Morris Inc 1984 fish, poultry, meat, breads, sauces the literal translation the Romag- the whole affair into spectacle — Lights: 11 mg "lar,"0 7 mg nicotine-Kings; 17 mg "tar," 1.1 mg nicotine av per cigarette, by FTC method. Morels, The recipes use no cream, just 155 calories. That’s no more however, a treasure chest (or relatively little butter and — in and dressings, snacks, desserts nolis give to the Latin word the pleasurable culinary equival­ people who do, (Random House than a small hamburger, and a and drinks. r'i "carnevale,” used most often in ent of grand opera. 319 pp.. $17.95). T ;s - MANCHESTER HERAl.D, Wodiu-sduy, Oct 24, 1984 MANUHESTF.K HERALD. Wfdtio.sdav. Oct 24 1984 - 17 You’ll relish this chickpea dish About Town ^ FIRST NATiONAt SUPERfvlAnKETS, INC 1984 Merle Lassow finds the chickpea relish served at Piano’s Restaurant in Bolton to Guild seeks new members be an elegant dish. Today’s The Guild of St. Agnes has begun its annual “You know that it must be simple to membership drive for the support of St. Agnes Home X,® A® prepare, but it s so very good," she said. and the Lourdes Family Center. Special St. Agnes Home is located in West Hartford and The re< ipe is, indeed, very simple — so offers unmarried pregnant teens a place to live and much so that Jim Pikul, sous chef at the Nancy A. Pappas continue their education while awaiting the birth of restaurant, was almost embarrassed to their child. It is the only facility in the state licensed to share it. care for unmarried mothers. The Lourdes Family Center in Wethersfield is a Spiked cottage cheese program for any teen who chooses to keep her baby. Chickpea relish The facility provides support and instruction on 1 pound creamed cottage cheese Z l-pound cans chickpeas, drained parenting. cup prepared white horseradish Anyone who wishes to become a member can call V4 cup mayonnaise Combine both ingredients and serve with the St. Agnes Home at 521-7516. Salt and pepper to taste crackers ___ '/t onion, diced Army and Navy Club elects 2 ribs celery, diced Editor's note: To have your favorite restaurant 1 to 2 tablespoons oil dish included in this weekly column, simply write a The Army and Navy Club at 1090 Main St. elected note telling us the name of your favorite dish at a the following officers for the year: Combine all ingredients and refrigerate local restaurant. We’ll contact the chef and ask for Don Ponticelli, president; Russ Mathiason, vice- president; Frank Badsteubner, treasurer; Mike the recipe. Include your name, address, and a until flavors marry Serves 8 to 10. Nimrowski, assistant treasurer; Ernie Pain, secre­ phone number where you can be reached during tary; Ed Jasitis, assistant secretary; Dan Henry, the day. (Phone numbers will not be printed.) financial secretary; Bob D’Abate, chaplain and Moe A/rs fair Please concentrate on restaurants in the Manches­ Adair, sergeant-at-arms. At Piano’s, the chickpea relish is Bert Rappe and Dawn Carlson, co- generally served alongside this cottage ter area. Addre.ss inquiries to Today's Special, Board of governors members are: Butch Auden, Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester Bill Runde and Jim Hunter. chairmen of the 16th annual antique cheese spread: 06040. show and sale of the Coventry Historical Friendship Night planned • Society, discuss show arrangements Friendship Lodge 145 will hold a past masters night with show photographer, Al Carmienke. Supermarket shopper Thursday in the Masonic Temple, 25 E. Center St. A The show will be Saturday from 10 a.m. baked shrimp dinner will be served at 6:30 p.m. to 4 p.m. Donation: $1.75. At 7:30 p.m., past masters will perform the fellowcraft degree. Coupon clipping is no shame North sets paper drive Dance with the Elks The men of North United Methodist Church will By Martin Sloane have a paper drive on Nov. 3 from 9 a.m. to noon at the The Manchester Senior Big Band will play at a Nov. United Feature Syndicate church, 300 Parker St. 18 dance from 2 to 6 p.m. at the Elks Hall, 30 Bissell St. Bring old newspapers, magazines and phone books Clip ‘n’ file refunds The senior band has recently appeared at the to the church. Men will be available to unload them. DEAR M ARTIN: Can you imagine being teased by Wapping Fair and the Rockville annual festival. This Dairy Products, Oils, Margarine, an entire firehouse, including my husband, the c h ie f dance is to benefit the band's Uniform and Music The all new Edwards in Manchester 1 am an avid couponer and refunder and though the Diet Products (File No. 2) Fund. Financial planner to speak firemen teased me about collecting "trash," I decided With the Big Band, the Brothers Three will be to help the fire company with my refunding. Clip out this file and. keep it with similar appearing. They have been featured at The Wharf Financial planner Kathleen F. Hedlund will speak Two other firemen's wives and I u.sed the free cash-off coupons — beverage refund offers with restaurant in Madison, for six years. Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. to the Unitarian Universalist product coupons we received from our refunding to beverage coupons, for example. Start collecting Women’s Association at the meetinghouse, 153 W. Packed with more savings & mare goodies! A donation will be accepted during the afternoon, buy a big cart full of groceries. The items in the cart the needed proofs of purchase while looking for and door prizes will be awarded. Vernon St. cost US only $11,8.5 and we then sold chances to win it. the requirc'd forms at the supermarket, in Hedlund will discuss investments and ways to make I think we did pretty well. When the raffle was over newspapers and magazines, and when trading money work in any financial climate. we had taken in almost $500. On thi' day we turned the with friends. Offers may not be available in all AARP to see play money aver to the fire company the teasing stopped! areas of the country. Allow 10 weeks to receive — Darlene from Eau Claire, Pa, each refund. Manchester Green Chapter 2399 AARP will see the ‘Plays for Living’ offered new musical, "Mrs. McNothing,"atamatineeOct.31 The following refund offers arc worth $9.50. at the Goodspeed Opera House. To mark its 175th anniversary, the Manchester DEAR DARLENE: Congratulations on putting out This week’s refund offers have a total value of Auxiliary of Child and Family Services will sponsor the fire! $17.99. Lunch will be at the Gull in Essex before the performance. Bus departure is 10 a m. from the "Plays for Living," a series of plays which help young People who tease about collecting box tops and These offers require refund forms: Community Baptist Church. The group will return at 6 people deal with social issues. labels are poorly informed and usually have no idea of BORDEN $2 Ground Beef Refund. Receive a $2 p.m. "Who Says I Can’t Drink?” will be presented at the how much money can be .saved by collecting the coupon good on a purchase of ground beef. Send following schools: Manchester High School, 11 a.m., proofs of purchase that manufacturers ask for in their the required refund form and five 16-ounce and-or Nov. 7; Bennet Junior High School, Nov. 7, 8:30 a.m. refund offers. '12-ounce front panels from Borden Process The play was presented today at Illing Junior High What does it take to show them the light? Cheese F(X)d Single Wrapped Slices. Expires Dec. Don W. Wright of Seattle, Wash., grand master of School. Sometimes a bank book full of refund money does the 31, 1984. the International Supreme Council, Order of DeMo- trick. Others require a special performance, such us CARUSO CHEESE $1 Refund Offer. Send the lay, and Herbert L. Emanuelson Jr., grand master of being taken to the supermarket to watch a shopping required refund form and four proofs of purchase Symphony plans opener Masons in Connecticut, will be speakers at the spree using refund free product coupons. from any size of Caru.so Quality Ricotta or Connecticut Masonry’s Fam ily Night Friday at the Manchester Symphony Orchestra will open its The really hard to convince critics usually come Mozzarella Cheese. Expires June .30, 1985. Manchester Masonic Temple. silver anniversary season with a concert on Nov. 4 at 4 over after they receive that special gift they have been COUNTY LINE Refund Offer. Receive up to A program at 8 p.m. will include presentations by p.m. and Nov. 5 at 7:30 p.m. at the program center in wanting. When the shock is over they ask the four 50-cenl coupons good on any County Line the Order of DeMolay, Order of Rainbow Girls, Grand the Lowe Building at Manchester Community inevitable question, "How in the world did you pay for Cheeses. Send the required refund form and Chapter of Royal Arch Masons and Grand Court of College. it?" When you casually reveal that you used the County Line mailing address from the back of the Amaranth. Dr. Jack Heller, musical director, will conduct the money received for all those box tops and labels you packages to receive a 50-cent coupon for each Chapman Court No. 10, Order of the Amaranth, will orchestra in a program of Brahms, Academic retrieved from the trash, the second look of surprise is mailing addre.ss submitted. Expires Nov. 30,1984. just as rewarding as the first! serve a stuffed chicken dinner at 6:30 p.m. Festival Overture; Mahler, "Songs of a Mayfarer” ; DIUREX ALVA-AMCO S.B.A. Dollar Offer. Reservations for the dinner closed Oct. 20. Bizet, "Seguedilla," from "Carmen” ; and Tchai­ I m always interested in hearing how readers*get Receive free Susan B Anthony Silver Dollar. Refreshments will be served after the program. kovsky, Symphony No. 4 in F Minor. their spouses involved in saving money at the Send the required refund form and the front panel supermarket. If you have an interesting story, please Masonic Fam ily Night is sponsored by the Grand Edna Garabedian, mezzo-soprano, will join the from any Diurex package, plus the register tape Lodge Youth Activities Committee and hosted by the orchestra for the Mahler and Bizet. Garabedian has write to: Martin Sloane, The Supermarket Shopper, (Rite-Aid Stores), and 25 cents for postage and Manchester Lodge. P.O. Box 1149, Great Neck. N Y 11023. been associated with operas companies in San handling. Expires Dec. 31. 1984 Francisco, New York, Chicago, and Houston, and has DEAR MARTIN: What would happen if I cut out the KRAFT NATURAL CHEESE Refund Offer. appeared with opera stars such as Beverly Sills and Church offers story hours Placido Domingo. Betty Crocker coupon from a Cheerios box top and Receive 30-cent and-or ,50-cent coupons. Send the then the manufacturer came out with a refund offer required refund form and Universal Product Second Congregational Church. 385 N. Main St., will Tickets are available at the MCC box office. Tickets that ask6d for the box top as a proof of purcha.se? Code symbol from a package of J.L. Kraft Select begin a free series of monthly story hours forchildren are $5; and $3 for students and seniors. For more Could 1 still use the box top with the Betty Crocker Natural Cheese for a 50-cent coupon, or send the ages 4 to 6 on Nov. 14. information, call 633-2419. coupon missing? — Joann Miller, Sutherlin, Ore, Universal Product Code symbol from a package The monthly programs will be held on Wednesday of Casino Natural Cheese for a 30-cent refund. afternoons from 1 to 2:45 p.m. They’ll be repeated on Center Bridge Club scores DEAR JOANN: I checked with the people at There is no limit on this offer. Expires Dec 31 Thursdays mornings from 9:45 to 11 a.m. General Mills and they said not to worry. Cheerios 1984 The program will include songs, a Bible story, and The results of the Oct. 19 Center Bridge Club games promotional offers ask for the Universal Product crafts. are as follows: MRS. F IL B E R T ’S 2-pound Spread 25 $1 Refund Code .symbol located on the box bottom. "W e would Children may be enrolled by calling the church North-South: Joe Davis and Virginia Weeks, first; Offer. Send the required refund form and never ask for the box top," said the General Mills office any weekday between 9 a.m. and 2 p.m. at Murray Powell and Joyce Dirskell, second; and Mr. Universal Product Code symbols from the lids of spokesperson. 649-2863 or by contacting the program director at and Mrs. Erv Cross, third. two bowls of Mrs. Filbert’s 2-pound Spread 25, 644-8596 evenings or weekends. East-West: Ken Kozak and Sara Mendelsohn, first; Smart shopping award plus register tape(s) with purchase prices Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hyde, second; and Norman circled. Expires Nov. 30. 1984. Dance with the Elks The Smart Shopping Award goes to Lalita Prabhu, Whitney and Flo Smyth, third. New Castle. Penn.: THINZ ALVA-AMCO $2 Coupon Offer. Receive The Manchester Senior Big Band will play at a Nov "Recently, our supermarket ran an introductory four 50-cent coupons good on any Alva-Amco 18 dance from 2 to 6 p.m. at the Elks Hall, 30 Bissell St. offer on Triple Concentrated Downy, just $1 for the products. Send the required refund form and one The senior band has recently appeared at the Epilepsy group meets 21.5-ounce size (regularly $2.49), I used a 25-cent Wapping Fair and the Rockville annual festival. This proof of purchase from any Thinz or Diurex An epilepsy support group will meet Nov. 1 at 7:15 coupon and took the Downy home for only 75 cents. dance is to benefit the band's Uniform and Music packages: Thinz-Span, Thinz Back to Nature, p.m. at the Newington Children’s Hospital. Speaker Meanwhile. Downy was offering a $1 refund for just Fund. Thinz Drops. Thinz Before Meals Tablets. will be David Katzin, executive secretary, Gover- one proof of purchase. So after considering the With the Big Band, the Brothers Three will be Diurex. Diurex 2 with Iron, or Diurex Long Acting norm’s Committee on Employment of the postage, I received a free bottle of Downy and 5 cents Capsules; plus the register tape with the appearing. They have been featured at The Wharf Handicapped. for trying out this new product. Not a bad way to restaurant in Madison, for six years. purchase price circled. Expires Feb. 1, 1985. Parents, friends and those with epilepsy are shop!" A donation will be accepted during the afternoon and door prizes will be awarded. welcome. Call 236-3494 or 666-0785 for more information. Watt, 6each Boys bury ax Y o u w an t to put your "buying power to maxunum savings right VOTE use. Y o u iwant rock-bottom prices on everything! 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Senior citizens Friday: Baked white fish with cheese pizza, tossed salad, jello green beans, roll with butter, high schools the week of Oct. 29 Andover Elementary Friend’s ‘masculine’ look newburg sauce, boiled potato, with topping Wednesday: Juice, barbecued through Nov. 2. The following meals will be served spinach, cottage cheese, cookies. beef on a bun. corn, Hallowe'en Monday: Fruit juice, chicken pot The following lunches will be at Mayfair Gardens and Westhill Egg salad sandwich, fruit and serv’ed at Andover Elementary Gardens, the week of Oct. 29 dessert. pie, garden salad, homemade jello, milk. Coventry schools Thursday: Juice, grilled cheese muffins. School the week of Oct. 29 through through Nov. 2 to Manchester sandwich, potato chips, celery Nov. 2. has girl feeling queasy residents who are 60 or older. The following lunches will be Tuesday: Lasagna. mixed ve­ Manchester schools served in the Coventry elementary with peanut butter, banana. getables. homemade rolls. Monday; Cheese pizza, green Monday: Apple juice, braised Friday: Pizza, tossed salad, beaqs. fruit DEAR ABBY; I am 17 years old beef over noodles, stewed toma­ schools the week of Oct. 29 through Wednesday: Cheese pizza, green acquainted. He came on to me The following lunches will be Nov. 2. assorted fruit. beans. applesauar 1 i 99' 1 ^ 9 9 ' 4 DEAR ABBY: Last weekend I wich, fresh fruit, milk. burger, French fries, baked beans, 1 A p - 2 e ) 2 1 A F -2 634 . rs •?. had a date with a man I didn't know- take was letting the man know Annamay Potocki, left, displays an I m Ap-2600 where you lived before you got to work pup. The fair will be Oct. 28 from Wednesday: Boneless pork loin milk. DEAR ABBY: "Safe and Se­ very well (I had met him in a bar apron from the upcoming crafts fair with gravy, applesauce, whipped Wednesday: Spaghetti with cure," who ignored a male driver the night before and gave him my know him better. You should have 12:30 until 4 p.m. at the Lithuanian Hall met him somewhere to get better sponsored by the Daughters of Isabella potatoes, beets, salad, cake. Ham meat sauce, garlic bread, green who was trying to get her attention phone number ) He took me out for on 24 Golway Street. sandwich, peaches, milk. beans, applesauce bar. when they both stopped at a red dinner so we could get better acquainted, then taken a taxi home while Rose Sobielo holds up a patch- when the vibes were bad. Thursday: Pot roast with gravy, Thursday; Italian grinder, fresh baked potato, cauliflower, salad, vegetable chips, chocolate chip DOUBLE ^ 125th *•© pudding. Cold turkey sandwich, cookies. Masterpiece Theatre starts fruit cocktail, milk. Friday: Fruit juice, meat and Anniversary ® lO IIK iU e .1.4 Tendency towards cancer HIIPOIR* * ARP Si c * gtcupi i COUPONS ( ® ® (V < ® (9 )® ® season with clerical satire Grand hotels in Paris may be an inherited trait offer cuisine to match Corned Beef Pork Picnic Shell Sirloin DEAR DR. LAMB — My aunt wife who doesn’t fulfill her marital recently died of melanoma, chiefly of By Jullanne Hastings Investigative reporter Tom Tow­ Brisket Shoulders Steaks obligations, but what about when it’s United Press Internotlonal There’s more vexation when By Virginia Isbell MOSeVS-POINT CUT m u u)iN-anNf iN-isiM iiinNhiss.’ 1/ i i i ■ her head, under her hair. I have had ers (George Costjgan) takes over they learn that the small shed in Bonin in the bowels of Paris's FRESH OR SMOKED(WATER ADOf Di the husband? He is 31, healthy and the campaign and demands Hard­ United Press International poshest old hotel, the 18th-century ^ o n several skin cancers removed from Your follows a regular exercise program. the backyard with a half-moon on my face and neck. To my knowledge, NEW YORK — "Masterpiece ing’s ouster. Crillon. I o 7 He is a great guy and seems satisfied Theatre” launches its 14th season the door isn’t a phone booth. PARIS — A few years ago no one else in the family has skin H ealth with his life. I’m sure he is faithful. This opens the door for the But when the family discovers at "But then, about five years ago, 2 6^) I ru n lll'lty problems. Is this condition inherited? on PBS Sunday with the premiere villainous churchmen who have French gourmets considered hotel new, American-style hotels sprang : It) N Y Sirloin We’ve been married 13 years and the U.S. post office that their island food the next worse thing to an 97 : episode of “Barchester Chroni­ Is melanoma the same as skin Lawrence had their eyes on harmless Hard­ is neither a part of Canada nor the up in Paris and offered modern, 67 he has always been like this, but it’s cancer? Can melanoma develop from cles." a BBC series based on ing’s positions for years. airline meal. Today some of the decent cuisine. The old palaces Lamb, M.D. getting worse. He says he can take or United States, the fun begins. 10 T 0 14 LBS BEEF nOUND-BONFLESS skin cancer? Anthony Trollope’s satirical nov­ But the whole batch of them are country’s finest cuisine is served in saw it was time to stop ‘feeding’ LESSER QUANTITIES 1 49 L8 leave sex. Once a week just isn’t els about the clergy in Victorian Dad’s not interested in running a the elegant luxury of grand hotels. Grade “A” |C Fresh IMorreil Sirloin lip doing it for me. I can’t get him to see no competition for the Signora, country, so he abdicates to prin­ their clientele and start learningto 1 9 9 DEAR READER — Melanomas England. who perched upon a setee and Paris “palaces," as the old- wine, dine and party them," said Fresh Turkeys Canned Ham a doctor because he doesn’t think it’s cess Suzanne, who with her best 89 Ground Beef GOLDEN SMOKED Roasts (.vwi:) arise from the pigment cells in the Donald Pleasence stars in the fashioned top-of-the-line hotels are the elfish Bonin. f dESH-MKEOFnvEPMRrs R(«CM()RS}*9 lHlll.RUUNUVIAI ■ •« 1 B 1 (&II W 2 ■ * a problem. He just laughs it off and innocently fluttering a fan in front friend Natalie (Christine Langner) LESSER QUANTITIES 1 69 LB » . | i „ skin that produce melanin. That seven-part series as the Rev. known, now polish their image as Box-O-Chicken . 5 9 Veal Shoulder Blade ( hups lb 1 says I’m oversexed. Is there some of her face, learns what’s going on manages to bring a U.S. embargo Five years ago more than half of Lean A 99 means that most of them arise from Sun exposure increases the activa­ Septimus Harding, a mild- fine hoteliers by honing their skills lESSEn(XJANriTiES$«-Lt viUmin or hormone he is lacking? Is and sees that justice is done. down on the island. the Crillon’s diners were hotel | * » pigmented moles. Many malignant tion of melanomas. There has been an mannered canon of the cathedral as master "chefs de cuisine." It guests. Now three-quarters of the Fresh Chicken Legs '“Z i 59' Ground Beef Ground Chuch lb Italian Sausage lb 1 this common in men, or do I have the Pleasence, a veteran villain in FR07EN UCHT t CRlSPV melanomas can be quite dangerous. alarming increase in this form of dan­ at Barchester and warden of its such films as “Halloween I ” and can be both prestigious and profit­ tables are reserved — at least two lOUlSRlCH OVENROASTEO-BBQORMICHORVSMO'EO CHUNK FAMtKRRCR t'KB AVO N/i ROU ^ .g gerous skin cancer since World War problem? able, even attracting local diners WeauT Fried Chicken 'in 3 Breast of Turke> 3 Coktnial Bologna or Uverwursl m 1 They are not the same at all as the hospital, which is home to 12 old its sequel and ‘Fantastic days in advance — by people who FR07EN II. Many attribute the increase to DEAR READER — It is a myth as well as travelers. -% 9 u WHOlF ORiCiClE « '**■ 8AT FRCE-NCW FRORtCOtONIAt u.sual skin cancer, which is usually a pensioners. Voyage, ” is excellent as the meek come especially for the food. Sau Sea Shrimp CiK-klail 2 3^^ C lauvsen Pickk^s t4b YI9 FRtSNlONOlUAND increased exposure to the sun, partic­ that all men are ready and eager for 'S’ 1” C ofcmial Lite Franks pAg M basal-cell carcinoma. Basal-cell car­ Three-time Emmy-winner Su­ Harding and as ever, Hampshire “For 30 years it was the facade of Business has boomed with the Cherrystone Cbms ,. 9 9 ‘ ularly from wearing less clothing. sex when the opportunity arises. Both Thoushts the hotel that kept the customers FM 4HCUI cinomas do not become malignant san Hampshire ("The Forsyte steals the show. restaurant's revenues increasing ^ 2 9 melanomas, either. Melanomas on women’s legs are men and women have a wide range of coming," said chef Jean-Paul 3 3 Cod Filk-t ■b Saga") plays the captivating Sig­ Give "Barchester” sometime to 30 percent annually since 1980. FMtHBWH C There may be an inherited tenden­ much more common now. variation in their interest in, and fre­ nora Neroni, lame daughter of the simmer before expecting it to &lecl Oysters . 5 ” cy to cancer, or at least a susceptibili­ I have included melanoma in my quency of, sex. It is not abnormal for canon of a neighboring community boiling.------A good, prosperoffs garden takes Jumbo Size discussion of skin cancer in a new either sex to want sexual relations a lot of work. For'as long as I can Minute Maid ty. After that, it takes a combination who charms her way into eve­ lima Steaks « 2 ” issue of The Health Letter, Special once a„week, or even less, nor is it An average family almost remember, my grandfather has of events to actually trigger a cancer. ryone’s life and takes over, touches off an international crisis Orange Juice Broccoli Report 28. Skin, Aging, Spots, Cancer abnormal to want sexual relations planted a garilen every spring. I CALIFORNIA-EXTRA TENDER Red Delicious Steamer C'bnis Everyone needs to watch for changes Janet Maw is Harding’s younger REDUCED ACID 1W )Z, REG. OR WITH MORE PULP and Sun, which I am sending you. Oth­ every day or night. when they establish their own would sometimes be the eager one in moles: If a mole on your skin daughter, Mrs, Eleanor Bold. country on an island located Apples ers who want this issue can send 75 I must add that it is important for a __ pArtizAND mi.irxMCINH:)SH i',»3 M XJHo r rCORTl .u n 11 ANt) ShelLOn Shrimp «. 6 ” undergoes any change whatsoever, Pleasence’s real-life daughter An­ to help make the straight rows and Tke (jUtcben Cettoge ask your doctor to examine it. Don’t cenu with a long, stamped, self- mate to consider the other mate’s between the United States and plant the tiny seeds. gela Pleasence plays Harding’s Canada Wednesday on ABC’s “The — 1 try to guess about it yourself. Most addressed envelope for it to me in needs and desires. An extra effort or There was more work to be done ...... 00^ care of this newspaper, P.O. Box elder daughter Susan and Alan Almost Royal Family,” ^ T melanomas that are found early the showing of some initiative reas­ besides the planting, however. 88 Rickman plays the scheming ; *» 3 .9 9 enough can be cured. It is the neglect­ 1551, Radio City SUtion, New York, sures the other that he or she is want­ The "ABC Afterschool Specials" There was watering, weeding anti CHICKEN TUHKf > OB ‘ NY 10019, ambitious Rev. Obadiah Slope. presentation airs 4:30-5:30 pm ed melanomas that are dangerous. ed and loved. A person can make a then, finally, the harvesting. Morton ILiking I’oliiliics conscious effort to increase his or her The series will air Sundays at 9 EDT. fill Everyone Is Welcome iinigclos or liingcriiics 5.... 8 9 Imperial They can spread throughout the body, DEAR DR. LAMB — My husband p.m. ET (consult local listings). We need to be a gardener of our Beef I*ies S A V ,UI .( interest in sex. And your husband Garrett Brown plays Mr. Hend­ SAUSAGE COMRO OR 3 )ellim Oniiins while basal-cell carcinomas of the has a very low sex drive. I’ve always It gets off to a slow start — as the ewn^ souls, also. We can enjoy W To The Wicker Cottage’s Mclnlosii .Apples I'''' Margarine skin do not. must remember that you need to be erson, father of a New York family MHiMiH \N;irUes LOWIAI With this ad only! 01 iCiOuSSNA.p Hunt’s tised new films, .studio officials longsuffering, gentleness, good! 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Inc Opening lead; e j knowledge of the Jtiddlng or play of 24 [ESPN] Fly Fiehing Journal the hand, he would tA e a spade f £2 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Oct 24, 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. Oct. 24. 19M - M Bolton planners Area Towns Connecticut Officials warn In Brief back 3 projects In Brief Soccer field funds voted Students like the devil Bv Sarah Passell of fire threats BOLTON — About 35 residents at a town Herald Reparter WEST HAVEN — Despite a minister's meeting Tuesday approved a supplemental warning, students have opted to keep the devil as By Margoret Jackson collapsed on the peak last week and appropriation to pay for a $33,800 plan to BOLTON — The Planning Commission Tuesday the high school's mascot. United Press International later died. refurbish the Bolton High School soccer field. reviewed and approved plans for three proposed town A recommendation that the Board of Education Rains helped contain a blaze on New First Selectman Sandra Pierog said the building projects. not exorcise the blue horned creature from Officials have warned the fires which Hampshire’s Ta’ole Mountain, but contractor, B & P Turf Farm of Windsor, expects The proposals — to renovate Community Hall and to athletic garb came after an hour-long meeting charred 3,000 acres of forests across crews climbed the slopes for an eighth to begin work on the field within the next two build a new fire station and public works garage — are The students defended their right to keep their New England, including 1,700 acres in day Tuesday to douse embers from a weeks and will seed the field next spring. scheduled to go before voters in a referendum Nov. 6. mascot of 39 years and a member of a church that hard-hit Connecticut, could erupt des­ fire which had charred 115 acres. The company said the field should be playable Under .state law they cannot be built without the tried to remove it told students and parents they pite heavy rains in some areas of the Geoff Chandler, fire information by next fall, but Pierog said it would be better to Planning Commi.ssion’s approval. should know "the devil is a deceiver." region. specialist with the U.S. Forest Service, leave the field alone until the fall of 1986. Giving The only criticisms of the plans came from The recommendation of the school board's "The rainfall during the last 24 hours said the quarter-inch of rain had helped the field an extra year would "allow the grass to commission alternate Ilvi Cannon on the Community athletic subcommittee won’t be final until the full has greatly reduced the threat of but "wasn’t enough to put everything firm ly get established," she said. Hall plans and member Richard Morra on the fire board votes Nov. 5, but those on both sides of the fires,” Thomas M. O'Brien said Tues­ out’ ’ from the fire believed caused by a Early estimates for elaborate field improve­ station. issue believe the debate has come to an end. day after storms dumped more than an careless hiker. ments. which would have provided much-needed Morra advocated building a satellite fire station in inch of rain in some fire-damaged A state of alert also remained in drainage, were about $100,000. But town officials the north end of town to supplement the existing areas of Connecticut. Massachusetts and patrols planned to rejected that plan, saying the town can not afford station on Notch Road. But O’Brien, the acting fire control continue checking smoldering areas of the ideal field. " I f you had a station at the other end of town, you’d U P l photo Toxic gas forces evacuation officer for Connecticut’s Department a brush fire that scorched 600 acres of The current plan calls for drainage swales, but have more firemen,” Morra said. Morra’s argument NEW BRITAIN — An advanced laboratory of Environmental Protection, said, state forest in the Berkshires. no underground drainage. Officials predict the was apparently aimed at comments made by fire Engineering students at the Massachu­ airplane called the Monarch, an alumi­ experiment at Central Connecticut State Univer­ ‘ 'until it starts getting cold and we get a Two daily checks will be made new field still will be too wet in the spring, but it Chief N. James Preuss during a public hearing last num and mylar airplane (shown in setts Institute of Technology have sity that went awry let toxic gas into the good week’s worth of rain... we’re through Saturday on the 300 acres of will be usable in dry months. week on the fire station plan. Preuss said there are not broken the man-powered flight speed recent photo). The students won a lab'sventilation system forcing evacuation of 400 liable to be going again soon.” c h a n ^ forest atop Peaked Mountain U P I p lw to enough firefighters in Bolton's volunteer department students and faculty members. Connecticut officials ended a ban on in Monson. Most of the equipment had to sustain two stations. record of 21 miles an hour in their $24,000 prize, it was announced. Board won’t take stand H.B. Jestin, a vice president of the school, said open burning although a similar ban been removed but about 6,000 feet of Emily Root, right, a 77-Vear-old retired insurance worker from If the new, central station is built, the existing the experiment was conducted Tuesday morning remained in effect for all of New hose remained in the area in case the BOLTON — A tie vote Monday among Board of station will be put to other uses, town officials have Wethersfield, waves to her family Tuesday night after winning Hampshire’s state and national forests blaze rekindled, officials said. Finance members defeated a proposal for the said. in a fourth-floor laboratory of Copernicus Hall the $1 million top prize in the Connecticut State Letter's “Extra which houses the science departments. where a mountaintop blaze still burned In Johnston, R.I., soaking rains late board to mail residents a flier stating the board's MIT students win prize MMillion" game. Making the presentation are emcee Bill "Phosgene gas got into the ventilation Tuesday. A state of alert remained in Monday extinguished a three-week position on the four proposed capital improve­ CANNON’S CRITICISMS CENTERED on plans to ment projects to bo decided in a Nov. 6 system,” Jestin said. "W e didn’t want to take any Massachusetts. brush fire which charred 50 acres in the Hennessey and Miss Connecticut, Joanne Caruso. 2 make office space for the town social services officials chances so the building was evacuated” after the Firefighters in several states also northwestern part of the state. "This referendum. and regi.strars of voters in Community Hall. She fumes were discovered about 10 a.m. said they planned to check daily on the should do it,” said fire department Board members discovered that their opinions serves as town welfare director and as Democratic vary on the value of the capital proposals. The for man-powered flight About 400 people were evacuated while officials forests parched by an unusually dry spokesman Ronald Rubeira. registrar of voters. checked to make sure the ventilation system was autumn, and, in some areas, to leave Connecticut officials said youths projects are to build a new central fire station and " I ’m very flattered that such space will be Latest millionaire new town garage, to build a library-computer clear of the gas. The building was reopened about equipment in the woods as a precaution were suspected of setting many of the provided.” .she said. "However, I don’t think I will be By GIno Del Guercio announcement of the award M IT student Frank Scarbino, center at Bolton High School and to renovate two hours later. against further outbreaks. fires and several arrests have been using it unless the town pays me a high salary to sit United Press International Tuesday. who races bicycles and has a Community Hall. Two students and two faculty members were The rains halted most of the 400 fires made for fires in Wolcott. there.” "A fter we all go to Britian we pilot’s license, flew the craft. He Together the building projects are expected to taken to New Britain General Hospital for ravaging Connecticut forests, includ­ David Wise, 19, of Wolcott was un fazed by riches Cannon said she spends a limited amount of time at BOSTON — Engineering stu­ probably won’t have much of the was in physical training for- observation and later released. They were ing a stubborn blaze atop Ragged charged with three counts of reckless cost $2,945,000, but voters will be able to pick and Community Hall. Voter registration takes place dents at the Massachusetts Insti­ prize money left," he said. rnonths, practicing pedaling a identified as Thomas Bousie, 22, of West Mountain in Southington. The blaze had burning and released on a $5,000 bond. 4 choose among the proposals in the referendum. largely during a few concentrated periods a year and Yankee nuclear power plant in H ad-; tute of Technology, who designed The students calculated they bicycle-like assembly lying down.' Hartford, Keith Cowing, 30, a graduate assistant led to the death of volunteer fireman Four juveniles were charged with Bv Dennis C. Mllewski ‘T m not in favor of disseminating opinion." she performs her welfare duties out of her home, she United Press International dam Neck. and flew a pedal-powered airplane made about $3 an hour by building The pedals were attached to a from Meriden, George Page, 45, a chemistry Roger Sullivan, 60, of Southington, who setting other fires in the area. said board member Raymond A. Ursin, explain­ said. A third prize of $15,000 went to. at a world record 21 mph, have the plane and winning the prize. long, thin propeller at the nose of professor from Southington and Bernard Yip, 31, ing his vote against the flier. Several members of the Board of Selectmen who Raymond Yecehio, 65, of New Rbven been awarded $24,000 for their They spent 6,200 hours building it the plane. A small electric motor a chemistry professor from New Britain. TRUM BULL — Not even $I million attended Tuesday’s review session told Cannon that achievement by the British Royal at a cost of $7,300. , attached to a set of batteries could ruffle Emily Root. The retired and Rena LePage, 57, of Enfield won Flu shots set next month the renovation plans are supposed to produce enough Aeronautical Society. The plane is now hanging in the assisted the pilot during flight. insurance worker from Wethersfield the $10,000 fourth prize. The 16 space to serve the town for the next 50 years. The aluminum and Mylar plane, gallery of the Boston Museum of The competition's rules stated seemed more amused than amazed remaining contestants all won $5,000. BOLTON — A flu shot clinic for senior citizens, “ I don’t think you’re going to see such a surge for the which took more than 6,000 hours Science. the pilot would be allowed to Teaching assistants unpaid New voters boost when she took top prize in the state’s The Connecticut State Lottery has is scheduled Nov. I at the Community Hall. next 10 years." Cannon said. " I was never asked what and $7,000 to build, flew around a "W e obviously didn’t do it for the generate power for 10 minutes "Extra Million” grand prize drawing. started a new instant game, "Doubling The shots will be available only to elderly our needs are. I don’t know if anybody else who works 1.500-meter triangle at Hanscom money," said Langford. "W e got a before the flight. So Scarabino NEW HAVEN — Five teaching assistants have Root, 77, who worked in the audit Dollars.” and all winners who claim Bolton residents. The clinic is scheduled from 1 to for the town has been asked." Field, an Air Force base in lot of personal satisfaction seeing pedaled for 10 minutes on the complained to the state Department of Labor department of Travelers Insurance their prizes by a date to be announced 3 p.m. Community Hall is at 222 Bolton Center Bedford. Mass., in 2 minutes 49 the project from conception ground to store battery power for they have not been paid by Yale University since state G O P ’s hopes Cos. in Hartford, said Tue.sday she will be eligible for the next grand prize Road. PLANNING COMMISSION CHAIRMAN Robert during a test flight May 11. through completion." use during the flight. the fall semester started Sept. S. would celebrate "quietly with friends” drawing. Gorton disagreed with her prediction. A group of M IT students will The complaint was made Tuesday by the first of and take her time deciding how to Should the grand prize winner hold a Guns nixed on town land " I bet within the next 10 years there will be some travel to London to accept the an estimated 1,000 teaching assistants at the Ivy By AAargoret Jackson independent registration figures did spend her annual payments of $50,000. "doubler” ticket — a symbol that other town service," he said. " I f you don’t need the society’s prize from a member of New Canaan tops fee list League college where 1,500 clerical and technical United Press International not indicate a bottom-line increase in " I couldn’t visualize this happening doubles the amount won on the Instant BOLTON — The Board of Selectmen has issued space, there will be .some other customer." Britain’s royal family on Dec. 4. workers have been on strike for nearly a month. GOP registrations. to me. I was prepared to take the $5,000 ticket — the top prize will be increased a news release warning hunters that carrying or Ian Ayres, 25, a Yale Law School student from HARTFORD — State Republicans ’’I think it’s important to put them to $2 million, officials said. Cannon also asked why the central hall in "We’re really delighted," said HARTFORD (UPI) - A survey The council said a number of (consolation prize) and be happy with discharging firearms on town property is Kansas City, Mo., is advising the teaching have predicted their success in regis­ (the figures) in context.” he said. Community Hall should not be divided into smaller John Langford of Atlanta, a by the Connecticut Public Expen­ factors, including experience, con­ it,” said Root, who remained calm forbidden unless authorized by the first tering new voters may help President “ We’re interested in net increases. co-designer of the plane, "E v e ­ diture Council has ranked New tributed to the vast difference in assistants on the wage laws in Connecticut. He when Miss Connecticut. Joanne Caruso selectman. office and meeting spaces, to save the expense of the Reagan in Connecticut Nov. 6andother That I think is the more significant ryone is pleased this day has Canaan first in the state for the salaries. predicted the number of claimants will increase of Trumbull, announced she had won $1 Vandals strike proposed 1,900 square feet of additions called for in the GOP candidates in elections to come. figure than the results of any given renovation plans. finally come." highest average salary paid to "once word of the double damages provision gets million. The registration results from 137 of drive. The drive does not show the The society offered a $24,000 education professionals in a public The average age for t-ducators in around." He said the claims submitted by the five 'T v e never seen one like this state Treasury Driver charged in crash Deputy First Selectman Douglas T. Cheney told the state’s 169 towns and cities were prize to the first group to design, school system. New Canaan is 43.8 compared to could cost Yale nearly $10,000. attrition in any of the voter lists.” before,” she added with a smile while her, "Y ou ’d probably be thrown out of town,” if the announced Tuesday by Republican D’Amore said he thought the succes COVENTRY — A New Britain man, seriously build and fly the world’s fastest New Canaan paid its profession­ 32.2 in Union and 89.3 percent of! holding the oversized check used us a HARTFORD (U P I) — One or m ore' main room were altered. He said there should be a State Chairman Thomas J. D’Amore of the GOP effort was fueled by injuried tn a one-car accident Saturday morning pedal-powered plane. als an average $31,436 in 1983-84 New Canaan’s educators have' prop. " I think it’s grand. Now that 1 vandals broke into the state Treasury large meeting room at Community Hall, even if it is Jr., who called it “ the most successful Reagan’s popularity in the state and on Route 31 in Coventry, was charged with rarely filled. Teams from Germany and Cali­ compared to a statewide average master’s degrees. know (the amount) I ’m going to have to Building this morning, wreaking havoc drive in modern Rep'jblican history.” what he termed the "sorry state of drunken driving, police said. fornia have since claimed pedal- of $22,977. The lowest average was Barnes workers end strike stop and think about it even more.” in offices and stole office cquipment- "This bodes well not only for 1984 but affairs” among Democrats. ^ William E. Groot, 30, was driving south on "It should be the hub of the town," he said. powered flights at least 5 percent $14,9.54 at the elementary level in The top prize is paid in 20 annual .stale police say. BRISTOL — Nearly 600 workers at two Barnes for the future. We’re genuinely excited Route 31 when his car veered off the left side of the The garage proposal passed with little comment. faster than the M IT record and Union. "W hat’s clear to me is that this party installments, with the first awarded Police said the vandals broke into the Group plants have accepted a new three-year about these numbers,” D’Amore said. is a lot more vibrant and active as road and struck a tree, police said. Members noted the proposed six-run dog pound and have applied for additional $7,000 The survey by the business- after the the second and final "E xtra Trinity Street building before dawn, contract and ended their IS-day strike over D’Amore and J. Brian Gaffney, opposed to our counterparts, the Groot was listed in good condition in the locker facilities and the need for a new septic system if prizes offered by the society. backed government watchdog Million” drawing at the Trumbull pried open numerous rooms, closets, VOTE salaries and benefits. Reagan’s state campaign chairman, Democrats, who are stale and tired,” intensive care unit at New Britain General the garage is built as planned next to the existing one Langford said the increasing group said among counties. Fair- Shopping Park. Root bought her and cabinets and scattered papers, Workers began returning to their jobs Tuesday said the driveregistered 33,078 Republi­ D’Amore said. Hospital, where he was being treated for broken on Notch Road. strength of the U.S. dollar has field County was the highest with a original $2 winning ticket at Food Mart soda cans and trash behind them. after the contract was accepted by members of cans, 4,563 Democrats, 6,586 unaffil­ But in reaction Meikle said “ I think ribs and a borken arm, a hospital spokeswoman The commission last week approved a proposal to eroded the value of the prize by $25,484 average followed by Hart­ MERCIER in Rocky Hill. "There was a great deal of vandal­ Local 712 of the United Auto Workers. The union iated voters, 3,095 college students and we’re going to do extremely well. The said. build a new library-media center at Bolton High about $6,000 between the time the ford County at $23,248. The lowest S T A T E R E P The 20 finalists were selected at ism and destruction,” said Doris represents 577 production and maintenance 3,226 people in businesses. Democratic record in this state is an School. record was set and the official was Windham County at $18,313 Pill Ik ll Mnaii n 'M [k m I Mkii. Iiuam random in a drawingearlierthis month Carpenter, chief state accountant, employees at Associated Spring and Wallace They said about $80,000 was spent on outstanding one and the Republicans C from 2.5 million "Extra Million” from her office in the Treasury Barnes Steel Division. the effort in which voters contacted by know it.” instant tickets submitted since the last Building. telephone who said they supported the The contract provides cost of living adjust­ In the last statewide poll, Reagan led millionaire drawing in July. The burglars, who were believed to; ments plus 2 percent wage increases in the second president were then called again and Democratic opponent Walter Mondale Mark Murtaugh. 26. of Genoa, Ohio, have been left in a hurry, took one* asked.to register. and third years. It also includes an optional health by 28 points. 'The poll was taken by the won the second prize worth $20,000. He electric typewriter and some office! care program, said Richard D. Hines, company Donal Meikle, executive director of University of Ckmn^ticut prior to the works for Refueling Services in Or­ supplies before breaking a window in HALL & MUSKA vice president. the state Democratic Partv, down­ presidential debates, which Democrats mond Beach, Fla., and is in Connecti­ the south side of the building and played the GOP’s success. He said hope have added to Mondale’s support. cut for the refueling of the Connecticut fleeing. T t ' i -C SERVES ALL OF Student’s death Is suicide

F AIR FIE LD (U PI) - Students note was found and police planned nplH and faculty at Fairfield University to close their investigation. An MANCHESTER were stunned by the apparent autopsy was scheduled at the chief 'T aste suicide of an 18-year-old freshman state medical examiner’s office in from New York who was found Farmington. hanged in the closet of his The youth’s mother, Bernice dormitory room. Santangelo, said Tuesday her son o ’Re a i FRANK MAFFE, President Thomas Santangelo of Garden was home last weekend and was in 46 years of APPLE PURE City, N.Y., was found by his "good spirits.” She described WHOLE M LK roommate when he,-returned from Santangelo as outgoing and class about 10:45 a.m. Monday, friendly and said he had long Quality Fuel Oil Service police said. Santangelo was pro­ planned to become a doctor. nounced dead at St. Vincent’s The death also shocked and Medical Center in Bridgeport. saddened students and faculty at The death apparently was the small, private college and caused by strangulation, said officials said the apparent suicide C ID E R ^ DONUTS Police Capt. Robert Comers. No was the first ever at the university.

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Reilly January 1968, On the tape CBS producer George my opinion it was specious." teenager’s bid to claim half of a $2.8 million United Press International CBS News President Van Gordon Crile, a defendant in the suit, appeared He said he disagreed with McChris­ lottery jackpot because his favorite saint helped Sauter said in a report on production to be pushing Meacham to say the tian’s estimate and said other him pick the winning numbers for a friend. In B rief NF:w YORK — A key officer in techniques used in the broadcast that it intelligence community in Saigon lied members of his staff also disagreed “In the modem courtroom, there is no way to BUSINESS Vietnam, who was in a position to know was a "lack of journalistic enterprise” in giving enemy troop estimates. with him. prove that his faith in prayer brought about the Scovill earnings rise In a 1%7 letter to his wife, Meacham “ I did not accept his recommenda­ how enemy troop'Strength estimates not to have contacted Davidson, winning ticket," state Supreme Court Justice W A TE R B U R Y — Scovill Inc. has rctwrtiHl net had written of "lies and machinations tion," Westmoreland told correspond­ were being dealt with, says CBS never Davidson will resume his testimony Edward Greenfield ruled Tuesday. earnings increased 18 percent iiithethirdquarter of M ACV" and “outright lies... on the ent Mike Wallace in the broadcast. “ I asked him whether Gen, William at 10 a m, Christopher Pando, who was 16 at the time, of 1984, while sales were 6 percent higher than highest levels.” did not accept it. And I didn’t accept it Westmoreland was juggling figures Davidson replaced Gen, Joseph filed the lawsuit in 1981 saying lottery winner Housing frustrates single parents those for the same pt-riod last year. released to the public, McChristian in June 1967 after West­ In the outtakes he refused to say the because of poiiticai reasons." Daisy Fernandez had asked him to buy the lottery word “ lie.” He also downplayed the Net earnings for the third quarter were $9.1 Gen, Phillip Davidson, Westmore­ moreland rejected McChristian’s intel­ Asked what he meant by “ political ticket “because of his piety" and agreed to split million, compared with $7.7 million in 1983 and land's chief of intelligence just before ligence reports. importance of the changing of a reasons” Westmoreland replied in the any winnings with him. Of all families with children, a full one-fifth are single parent inexpensive housing plus family computer's data base regarding headed by single parents — representing a doubling counseling, career guidance and child care. Tenants sales climbed to $206.3 million from $195.3 the V'iel Cong Tet offensive, testified McChristian said Westmoreland was broadcast, “ Because the people in After winning the $2.8 million jackpot Fernan­ million. William F. Andrews, Sr'ovill chairman, Tuesday in the third week of Westmore­ "disturbed" by a large increase in intelligence. Washington were not sophisticate^ dez, 38, denied making any such arrangements since 1970 to a total of 6.5 million households. usually stay one or two years under a motivation The challenges that these single parents face are Y o u r said Tuesday. land's $120 million libel suit against the enemy figures developed by intelli­ The CBS documentary claimed that enough to understand and evaluate this and refused to share her winnings. program that helps with financial and family not necessarily the ones highlighted in the popular Earnings for the third quarter this year were 75 television network gence analysts He said Westmoreland dropping “ hamlet guerrillas” from the thing and neither was the media." ’The judge said ’here was no way to show that problems, while steering them toward economic troop count was part of a plot to magazines, such as the problem of day care or M o n e y ' s independence. For recently divorced or widowed cents per share, compared wit h 70 cents Inst year. Davidson said he was never con­ felt that if the figures were sent to Pando’s favorite ..aint, St. Eliggua, was responsi­ Earnings in 1983 inelnded an 8-eent non-rectirring persuade Johnson to commit 200,000 juggling the conflicting demand of work and home or mothers and fathers, who need time to adjust to their tacted by CBS for the documentary, Johnson at the time of increasing ble for the selection of the lottery number that gain due to debt restructuring in Seovill’s more troops to help defeat North South Carolina handling the “gentleHian caller" when the kids are alf W o r t h new single status, this kind of transition housing is "The Uncounted Enemy: A Vietnam protest against the war "it would be a won. Mexican operations. Andrews said. Vietnamese regulars and Viet Cong What is now the state of South over the living room ^ d i . Sylvia Porter ideal. Deception," The 1982 documentary political bombshell." "He can testify that he prayed," Greeplield Earnings for the first nine months of 1984 guerrillas. Carolina was settled by the British in The biggest challenges is actually that most basic alleged that Westmoreland intention­ During Tuesday’s hearing, attorneys wrote, ’ ’but who is going to provide the proof that increased 52 percent to $24.6 million from $16.2 Westmoreland said in the broadcast, 1670 on the Ashley River. The settlers question: Where do I find comfortable and affordable ally underestimated enemy troop fur Westmoreland played outtakes of a his prayers were efficacious and that the saint million last year. Earnings per share were up 30 "I was not about to send to Washington moved to the site of Charleston 10 years housing for myself and my children? T H E FA M ILY SHARE. If you cannot afford to buy a .--Ilength in reports to President John­ nearly hour-long interview with former caused the numbers to win?” percent, $2.02, on a higher average number of son and the public just before Tel in Commander James Meacham. something that was specious. And in later. • The makeup of our population in general has housing bargain; you certainly may gain a house with house, could you swing the rent for one-half or changed drastically in the past decade, and available unusual charm. shares outstanding, from $1.55 for the nine-month one-third of one? If $600 a month is too high, how about period in 1983. housing has not kept pace. Although developers have You should feel the same way if you’re buying a $300 for the same apartment? A share can lead to Seovill's subsidiaries include Hamilton Beach, begun to respond by building smaller units, the vast mobile home or if you have the chance to purchase an other financial benefits as well: splitting the costs of Yale Security. Schrader Bellows Automation and majority of existing homes reflect a time when the ancient frame row house back in your old groceries, a car or babysitter, for example. It can Schrader Automotive Groups. nuclear family was the dominant type, in which the neighborhood, just a few doors from Mom and Dad. allow you to live in a nicer neighborhood than you featuring: husband worked and the wife and children stayed Also, consider buying a house with two or three would have been able to afford on your own — and this Moore announces earnings home. Today, only 5.7 percent of all households fit that friends. Today, becoming the owner of any kind of translates into better schools for your children. Not to description; most households consist of working house is something of which to be proud. be overlooked is the advantage of companionship, the STAM FOR D — Moore McCormack Kesoiirees REAL ESTATE parents, single parents, singles living alone, the added safety and comfort of having another adult has announced third quarter net income of $7.2 elderly, or two-income couples, reports Ruth Rejnis, RENTAL COMPLEXES DESIGNED FOR FAMI­ around the house. One piece of advice from those who million, or 74 cents per share, on sales and 2 author of "The Single Parent’s Housing Guide” LIES. A handful of complexes in various areas of the have beene there: It’s wisest for parents with children revenues of $156.8 million. (Evans, $.9.95). Working single parents, who spend country, such as Warren Village in Denver and North to share with other custodial parents. Kids can easily The results improved from net income of $4.6 their days away from the home, simply don’t need a Hollywood Apartments near Los Angeles, offer the overwhelm a childless sharer. million, or 53 cents per share, on sales and three-bedroom suburban' home complete with dining revenues of $120 5 million for the same (H'riod in THIS W EEK room, den and paneled basement. 1983, Paul H. Tregurtha, president and chief • At the same time, we face a tight and expensive operating officer, said Tne.sday. housing market. The apartment vacancy rate Textron announces takeover bid Net income for the first nine months this year nationwide is a low 5.S percent, and to complicate was $13.3 million, or $1.26 per .share, compared ,’Vs' matters, one out of every four landlords discriminate PR OVIDENCE, R.I, (UPI) — Textron Inc. said he would submit the proposal with managament's with $5.8 million, or 68 cents per share, for the against families with children. The average price of a today it received an unfriendly takeover offer from- negative recommendation to the firm's board of same period last year resale home is approaching $90,000; new homes sell Chicago Pacific Corp. which the Providence-based directors "in due course." Sales and revenues for the first three quarters 4 for an average of $100,000. ft’s clear that the key to conglomerate’s chairman called "completely Textron stock rose $2.13 to $36 a share Tuesday in in 1984 was $.398 million, compared with $.301.6 success under these demanding circumstances is uncceptable." active trading on the New 'York Stock Exchange, million for the first nine months of 1983, ingenuity, flexibility and plain old perseverance. Textron officials said the unsolicited offer was to textron said it could not account for the activity in its Tregurtha said. m % There are ways in which single parents across the acquire all its common and preferred stock for $43 for stock. country are getting around the problem of expensive each common shares and a cash amount for each Chicago Pacific came into being on June 1 wiulh the Dollar down, gold gains housing. Some of these ideas may work well for you. preferred share based on a conversion value into reorganization of the Chicago, Rock Island and LONDON — The dollar opened sharply weaker common stock. Pacific Railroad Co. after bankruptcy proceedings. EAST HARTFORD $76,900 UN USUAL HOMES. Home buyers no longer see the across Europe today, losing more than 1 cent to Wonderful family homel Lovely 6 room Ranch with spacious room tltrou- "The proposal was made totally without consulta­ Textron became America's first conglomerate in ghou' ■ ■ - ■ ■ single-family detached home as the only kind worth the Briti.sh pound and dropping nearly 1.5 ghout features 3 bedrooms. 1 'A baths, fireplaced livlrig room, new carpet- tion with Textron’s management and is completely 1952 when founder Royal Little brought a number of pfennigs in Frankfurt. Ing, I n, garage and Va acre park-like lot. Call for more buying. Since the 1970s, we have become a nation of information. 643-40 eagle-eyed house hunters, and we’ve trained unacceptable," said Robert P, Straetz, Textron unrelated businesses under one corporate mantle. Gold was steady in Zurich and weakened EAST HARTFORD $99,900 chairman. ourselves to look at virtually any structure with a roof The diversified muiltinational manufaturer's div­ slightly in London. A WORLD OF LIVING and four walls as a possible home. If you want to do "Textron has a bright future and its shareholders, isions include Bell Helicopter, Speidel watchbands, The British pound opened trading in l.ondon at over a former firehouse or move above the dry employees and customers uid be better served if Gorham silverware, Homelite power equipment, and $1.2185, up more than 1 cent from Tuesday’s close Can be yours in this meticulous 7+ room cleaners, go right ahead. You may be getting a Textron remains independent." said Straetz. He said Jacobsen lawn, snow and garden equipment. of 1.2075. Ranch. The perfect setting for quiet fam­ ily life. 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Crest- Typing 40 wpm. be seeni COMMERCIAL & field Convalescent Home 601 MIDDLE TURNPIKE EAST CELEBRITY CIPHER Excellent benefits package which Includes medical, and Fenwood Manor In SATURDAY 643-2692 dental, life Insurance pension plan and tuition reimbur­ Cpltrtty Ctpm oryptograiwD a n onu id from guotatlonD by INDUSTRIAL Manchester. tamouD pMpta. paal and powanl. EaohMtDr In tht dphw aUndD sement. Qualified candidates should apply at our facil­ 646-4040 Robert D. Murdock, Realtor toranottwr. Todayackm laqualoB. ity or send a resume with salary history to: ROOFING by CONNIE WIENER Personnel Dept. CertMr Scleatifle Prediicti, Inc. Experience not necessary. RECRUITING 2 OCTOBER 27th, 8:30 a.m. - 12 noon “UH KUHP IPJUZV LC HBTCD, 151 Batson Dr. Phone 643-6074 Persoha! Service . . . on Id HOURS DAIIY ‘) ^M lOHRM SAUlRUAY 0 AM lO 5 I'M Menchetter, CT 06040 SEWING/HANDWORK Working during the week? M8LC UV UC C8LC PZOV LC EOE m /F For interview — Glastonbury toy fac­ tory needs sewers- Want a Job change? Need more money? 243 MAIN STREET VERNON CIRCLE C8UTCO-ZUZP7” — HUPIUJ. finishers for quol Ity plush toy line. Foil time or port 643-1591 872-9153 PREVIOUS SOLUTION; “At the bus stop: Joe’s time. Sewing experience MANCHESTER VERNON ctironIcaMy lata for everything. His ancestors came over WHY NOT GET INTO THE necessary. Coll The SEASONAL JOBS D.W.FISH on the Juneflower.” — Shelby Friedman. Velvet Stable, 659-0204for OFFICE/INDUSTRIAL EXCITING WORLD OF ADVERTISING^ appointment. EVERYONEWELCOME. Former of­ . . . Superior Results KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ®by Larry Wright W E N E E D A N fice workers, graduates, job hunters and 4 •THE REAL ESTATE CO AUTO MECHANIC — REDUCED 60’t! homemakers. We can make a place for KEENEY ST. AREA Spacious 3 bedroom Colonial Cape. Formal dining room, eat- Full time. Days. Apply Extra special 9 room aluminum aided colonial with a lat floor in kitchen with lota of cabineta. encloaed front poren and ERA 1 at; Gil's Auto Service, you in our work force. ALL OFFICE YEAR BUYER'S PROTECTION PLAN .MUSTBE SEEN! ADVERTISING SALES REP. Route 6, Bolton. family room, fireplace, rec room PLUS an unbelievably niceiotl . m utt be soldi SKILLS. .$105,000 ______We offer many interesting short and MON. THRU FRI. 8:30 to 5 long term assignments. Downtown and « NHCT YiARS VACATION suburban areas. Free word processing Sales experience preferred, but will train. Ideal KCMS NOW for those who qualify, full fringe benefit m for the college graduate or someone looking for Sail Avon and ilirt package. High rates. No fee. All it takes a career change. savingl is one interview. Call 523-HOI or 278-2HI. Warehouse workers, assemblers, • good salary • pleasant atmosphere loaders, unloaders, bindery workers, stock room and all general labor skills • gas mileage • holidays & birthdays INTERESTED- needed. CONDOSII • health benefits Come in and chat over coffee and do­ BE HERE FOR THE HOUDAVS! Beautifully maintained 2 bedroom town house In the lowAlTa IN nMMERtUL BUiUNNG nuts this Saturday and receive your free and enjoy every year thereafter in this custom built 3 bedroom other units to aeal Cali today 646-2462. C H F A a ^ Must have a reliable car home that's loaded with charm! 2 baths. 4th bedroom or office, o gift for stopping by at any of our 5 per­ family room and more 80's For confidential Interview: MNN SHEET manent locations: NEW LISTING SPECTACULAR ICall Penny Sadd • 643-27111 M i r S l i n i BLANCHARD & ROSSETTO, INC. Vernon ^ 694,900 Mancheeter $185,000 Between 9 & 10 A.M. MANPOWER TEMPORARY SERVICE r e a l t o r s A large custom Ranch with space for the growing Here’s the Colonial of your dreams! A classic Colo­ if CMlir family. Ttere's a first floor family room and a fire­ nial that aits high on a hill with an oversized lot and 106 Am St, Hartfurd, 27S-16M 189 WEST CENTER STREET placed living room for you, a 2 car garage for your mature plantings that give privacy. There are 9 STRICTEST 100 Sllvur L«m , E. Hartford, S60-4340 (Com«r of McKm ) rooms, including an in-law apartment and 3>A baths cars and many extras for the whole lamfly. Call for CONFIDENCE 507 Hartford Rd., Haw IrHaia, 22S-3M7 646-2482 all the extras. making It greatlor the large family. Call for a list of features. r-i lianrl|pfitpr Hpralh nriTi Hx I, 03 So. Maia St, Windsor Locks, 627-0S64 c/g r 17 Aantaa Rd., Cakkatlar, S37-161S i I Z6 — MANCHESTKFt HER ALD , Wednesday, Oct. 24, 1984 M ANCHKSTER HEH ALD , Wednesdiiy, Oct. 24, 1984 — Z7

I HDMES HDMES r n HDMES ^ | 3 j j HOMES HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED I I D HDMES FDR SALE STORE AND PAINTING/ MISCELUNEOUS I MISCELLANEOUS MISCELLANEOUS HOME AND I HELP WANTED FDR SALE FDR SALE |3U fob s a l e FOR SALE 1 (OFFICE SPACE IPAPERING FOB SALE IFOHSALE FOR SALE 0 GARDEN WAREHOUSE PERSON WE N EED YOU ! No WANTED — Mechani­ DELIVERING RICH — Knowledge ot shipping tional pillow manufac­ cally Inclined Individual OFFICE SPACE AVAIL­ PAINTING AND PAPER SCREENED LDAM — EARLY OAK AND PINE and receiving. Coll 643 HANGING — Exterior Gravel, processed Commode. Only $65. Call LOAM — 5 yards, $62 plus HICKORY FARMS turer has IM M E D IA TE to mask and grit blast DESIRABLE 3-FAMILY A BLE — On Eost Center i i l i r i e n F tax. Sand, gravel and 5107, 9om to 5pm. and interior, ceilings re­ grovel, sand, stone and 649-9366. Retail Sales for the full and part time open­ aircraft parts. Will train In Manchester. For Sale by Owner Street, $325 monthly, In­ 27V4 Width - 25 cents: stone. Call 643 9504. ings with flexible hours to If necessary. Apply be­ cludes utilities. Coll 643- paired. References, fully fill. For deliveries call 13% width - 2 for 25 Christmas Season MATURE PERSON FOR fit your schedule, day or tween 9am and 2pm at 4207. Insured. Quality work. George Gritting, An­ cents. MUST be picked HOME MADE Hickory Farms will be accepting applica­ WAITRESS — Tuesday evening shifts. Apply at; Flonlgan Brothers, 911 Martin Mattsson, even­ dover, 742-7886. up at the Manchester R AGGEDY Ann Doll, 23". tions on Friday, October 26,1984 from 11 a m. thru Saturday, Horn to Pillowtex Corp., 49 Re­ New London Tpke., M ANCHESTER — Office ings 649-4431. Herald Office BEFORE $20. Colt 649-1847. PAIR HEALTHY HOLLY to 4 p.m. at Sears for its new Christmas Gift 5pm. Vic's Pliro, 151 West gent Street, Manchester. Glastonbury. space, desirable East WDMAN'S CRDSS 11 A.M. ONLY BUSHES — You dig and Middle Tpke., Manches­ EOE, M/F. Center Street. 1, 2 or 3 CEILINGS REPAIRED C D U N TR Y SKI Set and PORCH COUCH, Glider remove, fill holes. $25 Store soon to open inside the Sears Store, polr. Manchester Parkade. ter. Phone 649-3700. rooms. Coll 646-3618. or REPLACED with dry- figure skates package. HEAVY WOOL RUG — style, green, $35. Coll AUTO GENERAL ME­ wall. Call evenings, Gary Size 8. $60 tor all or will 12' X 14' Koroston, pink 875-6736 otter Work mornings, afternoons, evenings. Part H A IR C U TTE R S — Su- sell separate. Call 649- COVENTRY POWER percuts Now Hiring In CHANIC — Needed now McHugh, 643-9321. (light rose) background 7pm. and full time positions available for the TE S T Has on opening for for new car dealership. em nu MniM$$ MtiiKt 2653. Christmas season. Previous sales experience Manchester. It you have, SMLI/lUn with oriental rug design. 0 cashier for their new This Is on entry level, full NAME YDUR DWN Excellent condition. Call PORCH COUCH, Glider preferred but will train. or ore about to receive, a Maaekfsltr STAGGERED? Will subdivide end alter to suit FIREW DDD — Cot, split style, green, $35. Coll convenience store. Good Connecticut Stote Cos­ time, permanent position 6.000 »q ft werehouee or eeeem- PRICE — Father and son. 649-7770. working conditions and offering an excellent By Ihs high price ol homss? It you ara |ust gening ttaned why bly building Loedirtgdoch.Sovef* Fast, dependoble ser­ and delivered. 1 cord, 875-6736 after 7pm. metologists license, give noi an older home? Let ua ahow you this 6 room Colonial 3 heed doort. fenced perfimg $120,2 cords and up, $110. I PETS______advancement possibili­ us a call ot 649-2411. starting salary, commis­ Dedrooma. large lot, ERA Buyera Protection Plan Eacallent RW Realty - 647-5003 vice. Painting, Paper­ Vi cord, $60, '/4 cord, $40. SEARS UPRIGHT NICE COMBINATION ties. All hours available. Benefits Include: Paid sions, bonuses, insurance starter home. Priced for the prudent buyer. *59,500 Mr. Norman hanging 8i Removal. Call Must be neat, 18 or over program, paid holidays, 644-0585 or 644-0036. Coll 742-0193.______FROST FR EE Freezer, Jumping and Rocking MANCHESTER DOG RN’s LPN’s NA’s & HHA’s training, excellent start­ excellent condition. $295. Conie and leam about the advantages of working tor med­ and dependoble. Coll 742- paid vacations, paid uni­ Horse tor a child. $15. Coll OBEDIENCE CLASS — ing salary, frequent wage LADIES DLD MAIN Coll 742-6285. Starting a new beginners ical personnel pool. Must have 1 year full time experience. 1910, M o n d a y th ru forms, advancement op­ EXTERIDR PAINTING 649-1501. reviews, paid vacations, MANCHEStIft TR D TTE Walking class October 29th. Must We have openings on all shifts. We offer excellent pay and Friday. holidays, clientele and portunities and a strong, 2300 s/f and 3600 s/f — Big and small lobs. benefits. W e will be recruiting on Oct. 31st, 1984 from 10 ongoing training pro­ Nice work! References. Shoes, size 11D. Excellent HAIR DRYER — Hard MAN'S 26" PLAIN Speed sign up ahead. We also equipment Included, available in mini office condition. Cost $50, sell top. Like new. $10. Call hove Novice thru Utility, a.m. to 4 p.m. in theH&R Block Office, Marshall's Mall. 324 O FFICE CLERK — Open­ management opportuni­ gram. We need an ag­ park, off Exit 94 of I- Call 649-4367. Bicycle. Good condition. Broad St., Manchester $25. Call 646-4995. 647-1816 $25. Coll 646-7636. Coll Chuck, 568-1356. ing In our Glastonbury ties. Supercuts, phone gressive, dependable 84/86. Ample parking, Must Call for Intsnlsw Appolniment. office. Ideal for mature 649-2411. person capable of spot­ a/c, fully carpeted, pri­ person or non-working ting and performing gen­ MIDICAL Maachtttor THE FALLING LEAVES vate lavs. Broker pro­ BUILDING/ mother of school age CHILDREN'S PRO­ eral mechonical work. tected. PEISONNEL children. Flexible day Some experience or tech­ will not concern you when you own thia Townhoute condomi­ CONTRACTING GRAM INSTRUCTORS — nium Located In a quiet, wall eatabllshed area yet cloae to all Con Mr. Norman I IMMEDIATE DELIVERY POOL time hours, routine office YWCA, part time nical school training a convenlencea. 7 Fooma. 3 bedrooma, wall to wall carpeting plus. If you ore lust throughout. Call ue for more details. *71.900 tasks, some typing back­ positions for people who EXCELLENT TAX SHELTER 647-5003 FARRANO REMDDEL- 5 4 9 -0 8 7 0 ground required. Call: entering the auto service like working with ele­ Positive income stream. Income should cover principal Wc can help you become a ING — Cabinets, roofing, Mrs. Heritage between mentary and preschool field or have been looking interest, taxes, insurance and normal maintenance. Ex­ gutters, room additions, On Ail 1985 Buicks 10am and 2pm, 659-2697. to get Into a new car "REALE " PROFESSIONAL! WANTED decks, all types ot remo­ children. Coll for Inter­ Cell 646-4525. end aik lor Oan. MANAGEMENT TRAI­ SECRETARY — Non- view, 647-1437 or apply In dealership this may be tensive renovations recently completed. Sellers will take TO RENT deling and repairs. FREE N E E : $1200 per month. smoker, good typing, NEED MONEY FORTHE person at Nutmeg the entry level position back some financing from qualified buyers. $114,000. D.F. REALE, INC. ( estimates. Fully Insured. Sample Buys Because of company ex­ shorthand helpful, legol HOLIDAYS? National Branch YWCA, 78 North you have been waiting Telephone 643-6017, after for. Apply in person to Principals only. Call for more information and inspection. Real Eefale pansion we need people experience helpful but manufacturer of pillows Main Street, Manches­ T7S Mein St.. MMedwttar, Ct. NEED DFF STREET 6pm, 647-8509. In our odvertlslng and Service Manager, Bob L 649-2803 or 643-1139. PARKING, 1 cor. Near not necessary for small Is offering sewing ma­ ter. EEO/Affirmative Ac­ A46-4S25 display department. Manchester low firm. chine operators an tion Employer. Minori­ Riley Oldsmoblle, 345 Church and Center LEDN CIESZYNSKI 1985 BUICK 1985 BUICK 1985 BUICK Musi be able to start Coll 649-0150. hourly wage plus on In­ ties encouraged to apply. Center Street, Manches­ Streets. Rent negotiable. BUI LDER — New homes, ter, 649-1749. Coll 647-7738. Immediately. No expe­ centive for all qualified SOUTH MANCHESTER |23iSITUATIDN additions, remodeling, rience necessary. In­ HOMES rec rooms, garoges, kit­ SOMERSCT REGAL LESABRE OFFICE POSITION — sewers. Hours ore flexi­ TEACHER AIDE — Edu­ B Y O W N E R WANTED CDNDDMINIUMS APARTMENTS SKYIARK come per written aggree- Full time, 9am to 5pm. ble, full and port time, cational aide to supervise 3 BR Garrison Colonial. FOR SALE chens remodeled, ceil­ 2 Dr., Auto, A/C, Custom, 2 Dr., M ACR AM E — Work at FOR SALE FOR RENT Custom, 4 Dr., V-6, ment. For Interview call Port time available. Po­ day or evening shifts. high school students. acre landscaped lot. cul- I Services ings, both tile, dormers, Stereo, Whitewalls Loaded 743-2047 or 623-4175 Mon­ home. Must have expe­ de-sac. convenient loca­ HOUSECLEANING — I roofing. Residential or sition requires telephon­ Apply at: Pillowtex Hours of work 7:30am- Auto, Stereo rience. Call 646-3854. AVAILABLE OCTOBER day and Tuesday. ing customers and sales Corp., 49 Regent Street, 2pm on days school Is In tion. desirable neighbor­ We will clean your house, MANCHESTER — Dne commercial. 649-4291. Stock # 5055 Stock # 5061 order preporotlon prim­ Manchester. EOE, M/F. hood, immaculate condi­ aportment - weekly, bi­ bedroom condo, new walI 1st — 3'/j rooms, second Stock #5031 session. Moll resume to: tion. floor, stove, refrigerator, ■Cl (SERVICES arily with some occa­ Dr. Michael Bloke, Prin­ weekly. Someone you VERNON — By Owner. 8 to wall carpet. Cute, RDBERT E. JARVIS — sional typing necessary. HEALTH AIDES *99,500 con trust with 4 years room, spacious LoCovo clean and convenient. no utilities. Married cou­ ■3' I OFFERED Building 8, Remodeling CARPENTER — Expe­ cipal, Tolland High N EE D ED — To care for ple. No children or pets. Experience Is not needed. rienced In remolding. School, 872-0561. EOE. Principals Only experience. References. built Colonial In exclu­ Owner must sell. $37,000. Specialist. Additions, NEWSPAPER DELIV­ quadraplegic 3 times a MM6M/273-1999 Coll 646-7971 otter 5pm. Coll 647-1860. $325, first and lost months DDD JDBS, Trucking. garages, roofing, siding, >10,149 Seniors ore also we'eome sive neighborhood, con­ *11,949 Year round work. Over­ ’8y999 week. Coll 644-8490.______security. Coll 649-9521. ERY PERSON NEEDED to apply for a full or port time. Coll 649-8365. venient to 1-86, extensive Home repairs. You name kitchens, bathrooms, re­ To deliver to stores In WOODWORKER — Must ONE O F T H E surest ways placement windows- time position. Carlo's be able tow read a ruler. landscaping, 2 cor gar­ LOTS/LAND it, we do It. Free esti­ Manchester. Call Posto, Inc., 275 A, Pro­ to find bargain buys is to ■^BUSINESS age with door opener, MANCHESTER — Four mates. Insured. 643-0304. /doors. Call 643-6712. Jeanne, 647-9946. GRILL AND PREP PER­ Requires machine work. shop the classified ads FOR SALE room apartment. Fully gress Drive, Manchester, Apply at; Apollo Coblnet I INSTRUCTION fireplace, 2'/2 baths, first CT. Call for appointment, SONS — Immediate op­ every day. |£ iJ OPPORTUNITIES floor laundry, close to I oppllanced kitchen, 2 moraia, raM'rma, ouiwt t CARPENTRY AND RE- CLEARANCE SALE ON ALL REMAINING ,84’s! enings. Mornings and Door Manufacturers, 96 Ludari. SanUMuang. W«*f- CLEANING PERSON — 2 647-8647. CLASSES — Wheel grammar school. Call FLORIDA — 4 choice V2 bedrooms, wall to wall MDDELING SERVICES afternoons. Apply In per­ Elm Street Extension, BE YOUR OWN BOSS — hours per day, 4 days a Throwing, Hand Building 677-3333 or 872-2129 otter acre lots, near Gulf. Fine carpeting, porking for f a l l "W c i a l d i s c o u n t — Complete home re­ son: La Strode West, 471 Manchester. 646-5025. W A N TED — Assistant week. Perfect for serious PAINTERS WANTED — Join Dynamic Interna­ or Ceramics. For infor­ 6pm for appointment. owner financing. Good two cars. No pets. $475 pairs and remodeling. 1984 BUICK 1984 BUICK 1984 BUICK 1984 BUICK student. Call 643-2103. Hartford Road, Head Housekeeper — No tional Service Company, per month plus security 20% OFF Quality work. Referen­ Familiar with Industrial m ation call 649-8932 Investment. Coll 568-2518. on nil Hoofing oral Pointing____ CENTURY CENTURY LIMITED Manchester, MECHANICS — East experience necessary, full training with man­ deposit. Coll 646-8352. ces, licensed and insured. SKYHAWK ELECTRA LIMITED and commercial paint­ Hartford area. Compete- will train. Approximately weekdays between 6 and M A N CH ES TER — New Can SUTTON CONTRACTONS Custom, 4 Dr,. MANCHESTER INSU­ ing. Two years expe­ agement assistance. 8pm. Listing! 8 rooms, 4 bed­ Call 646-8165. Custom, 2 Dr., tlve salary, medical plan, 5 days a week. Includes MANCHESTER — Avail­ 563-5523 . Cassette Stereo. 4 Dr., Loaded Demo, 4 Dr., V-8, RANCE AGENCY — In­ rience. Call 527-9285. W A N TE D — PART TIM E High Earning Potential. rooms, 2Vj baths. U 8i R INVESTMENT Auto. Stereo, terviewing for full time paid vacation, holidays weekends and holidays. Exclusive territory. Am­ able November 15th, 6 DUMAS ELECTRIC — A/C. Rear Defogger Stock #4694 Full Power W AITRESSES and dis­ and uniforms, 5 days, 45 Apply Monday thru LOOKING FOR good Colonial, aluminum PROPERTY Power Steering staff person. Duties In­ PRIVATE, NON-PROFIT hwashers. Apply In per­ bitious Individuals only. news? Look for the many room duplex. Convenient Lights dimming? Fuses Stock #4667 Stock #4716 hour week. Call Leo Ou- Thursday between 9am sided with attractive I location. Newly deco­ Stock #4718 clude; Telephone and Agency seeks Direct Care son: Tacorrol, 246 Broad Call John Williams Col­ bargain buys advertised blowing? Repairs, Im­ chesneau at 528-1002. and 2pm: Quality Inn, stone front facing and 2 rated. $500 monthly plus personal receptionist, fil­ Aide to work In Manches­ Street, Manchester. lect, Person-to-Person 1 - In the classified columns FOUR FAMILY HDUSE LAWN MDWERS RE­ provements and addi­ EOE. Route 83, Vernon. cor garage. $119,000. All- utilities. Security. Write * * * ing, word processing, ter group home, week 817-756-2122. today. brio Realty, 649-0917. - On lot 137 X 92. No PAIRED— Quick, Expert tional circuits. Fully li­ *7,999 10,172 10,859 15,165 auto and homeowners and weekend hours. Call realtors. Phone 643-4751 P.O. Box 18335, East Service! Senior Dis­ censed, Insured. Call Hartford, CT 06118. processing and status 643-0944. between 6 and 8pm. count! Free Pick Up and 646-5253 anytime. 1984 BUICK changes and various Delivery! ECDNDMY 1984 BUICK 1984 BUICK 1984 BUICK other duties. Positive ot- PART TIME OR FULL EFFICIENCY APART­ MDW ER, 647-3660. LESABRE REAL ESTATE M E N T — Heat, utilities, LESABRE tltude and good work TIME BOOKKEEPER — THESE REALTORS AGREE — IT PAYS (^ H E A T IN G / REGAL REGAL Custom, 2 Dr., habits Important. Insu­ For small manufacturing WANTED appliances, air condi­ ATTENTIDN PARTI- ^ P L U M B I N G 2 Dr.. A/C. Stereo, Custom, 2 Dr., tioning. $300 plus secur­ Demo, Custom, 2 Overdrive, Till, rance experience not ne­ company. Hours flexible. I ERS; Call Jack Bertrand Tilt, Cruise. Much, Cassette Stereo, Cruise, Defogger, Dr., Fully Loaded cessary. Benefits In­ Coll 643-2590. ity. 643-4072. for the best dances and A/C, Tilt, Cruise THINKING OF SEL­ FDGARTY BRDTHERS much more! Stock #4646 Power Locks cluded. Call 646-2682 for TO ADVERTISE IN THE MAI^HESTER LING? Need a quick parties. DJ and Light — Bathroom remodel­ Stock #4600 Interview. MANCHESTER — Avail­ Stock #4618 Stock #4591 sole? We'll pay cosh for Show bv the Party Pers­ ing; Installation water able November 15th. Two pective People. Call 643- WAITERS AND WAI­ your house. Crockett bedroom townhouse, I'/j heoters, garbage dispo­ * Reolty, 643-1577. 1262. sals; faucet repairs. 649- * * 10,759 11,599 * TRESSES — Full time LOVING DAY CARE HERALD baths, no appliances, on 10,887 11,499 days. Excellent benefits bus line. $4M a month 4539. VIsa/MasterCard N EED ED — For 4 month BRICKS, BLDCKS, accepted. available. Apply to: The old child beginning No­ Dentals plus utilities. Call 647-0367 STDNE — Concrete. Ground Round, 3025 Main vem ber 26th. Prefer after 5pm. Chimney repairs. No lob Street, Glastonbury. mother experienced In too small. Call 644-8356. CLEARANCE ON DISTINCTIVE USED CARS! MANCHESTER CON­ HOUSEHOLD providing day core. Your 149 (APARTMENTS PART TIME POSITION home or mine. Coll 646- DOM INIUM — 2 bed­ RAANCHESTER GOODS A V A ILA B LE — For de­ 8639 after 6pm. W^lFOR RENT rooms, large kitchen and pendable person to per­ living room storage In TYPING SEBVICE ‘Jlk'm USED REFRIGERA- 1983 BUICK 1982 DODGE 1982 BUICK basement and attic, stove Term papara. raeumes. b u - form general cleaning CARPENTERS HELPER MANCHESTER — Avail­ services In a modern and refrigerator In­ alnaaa lanara. legal docu- TDRS, WASHERS, — Steady work. Coll 643- able Immediately. One, manta. ate. Faal. dapenda- Ranges - clean, guaran­ CENTURY office building In the 4005 or 6461960. two and three bedroom cluded. 2 months secur­ bla aarvica. ARIES ELECTRA Manchester area. Expe­ ity, plus utilities. Call Call taaa featnaaa 8-lOaai teed, parts and service. 4 Dr., Auto, A/C, apartments. $400, $455, Low prices. B.D. Pearl 8, rience helpful but not $520, heat and hot water 649-9963. ar aWar 8 me, >43-8842 Cruise, Stereo, Low 4 Dr., A/C, Cruise, Estate Wagon, required. Hours are 12:30 CARPENTERS HELPER Son, 649 Main Street, — Dependable person Included. J.D . Real Est­ 643-2171. to 4:30pm, Monday thru ate, 646-1980. TWO, THREE AND FIVE Mileage Radio, Low Mileage Loaded Friday. For an Interview needed to assist with ROOM Apartments — No F A L L L CLEAN UP. Leaf remodeling work and MAYTAG RINGER Stock #2055 Stock #2061 Stock #2065 appointment coll 649- 3Vj ROOM APARTMENT appliances. No pets. Se­ removal. Hedge and tree 3181.______fence Installation con­ curity. Call 646-2426 week- trimming. Light truck­ WASHING MACHINE — tractor. Call 659-1107. — Private home, heot, Good condition. Cogs­ appliances., Worklngsln- da vs, 9am to 5pm. ing. Insured. Ray Hardy, ' MERCHANDISERS — 646-7973. well chair, good for a Part time 20 to 25 hours gie adult only. No pets, cottage. Very reasona­ *6.495 children. 643-2880. TOWNHOUSE — 2 large *7.995 *10.989 per week. We seek ma­ ble. Call 649-5783. bedrooms, IV baths, 583 DDD JDBS — We special­ ture minded people to 2 ize in helping senior citi­ service our Book Depart­ AVAILABLE IMME­ Hartford Road, Unit 7. PDRTABLE WASHER D IA TE LY — Attractive 3 November 1st. $475. 646- zens insulate, paint, lawn ment. Moderate stock care, etc. Call 646-7066. AND DRYER — Excel­ clerk, no cashiering. EM bedrooms, country kit­ 1180. lent condition. $200 each. CARDINAL BUICK Should be available to OVERSTOCKED chen, living room with Call 646-8285. work a flexible weekday with New 1984 fireplace. $550 monthly. LDVING MDM Will 81 Adams St — Manchester schedule. Please call 646-4144, 644-2327. FOR RENT watch your child In my SEARS CDLDSPDT RE- Monday thru Friday, 1- DODGE home. Prefer age 3 and FRIGERATDR — White, 800-221-9822, Ext. 399 for ------T W O BEDROOM over. References. Call $200. Call 649-9077 be­ ^ 649-4571 Information about the A P A R TM EN T — Neor EAST MIDDLE TPKE., 649-4281. tween 10am and Spm. » 1 1 nin h Ihnir l itsi i htss following location: Stop CARS hospital and bus line. M ANCHESTER — 4 room & Shop, Main Street, Appliances and parking. Cope, December 1st. Wllllmantir, CT. Barnes & $475 o month plus utili­ Stove, refrigerator. Se­ & Noble...of course! ties. Security and refer­ curity deposit and lease. EO E, M/F.______TRUCKS ences re q u ir^. Coll after Yard maintenance avail­ CdoKS — Full or part 6pm, 649-0842. able. Call 647-7823. FOR NEW ENGLANDERSII time. Salary negotiable. Some of the Excellent benefits avail­ M ANCHESTER — North LOWEST DODGE CAR End. 1 bedroom apart­ STORE AND able. Apply to: The OFFICE SPACE Ground Round, 3025 Main STRUCK ment in quiet, residential ESCORT INE Street, Glastonbury. area. Near bus line. Utili­ 2-DOOR PRICES in AMERICA ties not Included. $395 SOUTH WINDSOR — Sul­ PAINTERS AND SPRAY monthly. Call 646-3158 be­ livan Avenue. 1,600 sq. ft. A V E R Y PAIN TER S Wanted. Ex­ tween 8am and 4;30pm. prime retail space, ample perience necessary. Call parking. $660. Call 236- 643-2659. ■ (O N E M ANCHESTER — Good 6021 or 644-3977. ■ B U C K ) location. 4 room apart­ C O L L E C T I O N M'a N- OVER FACTORY ment. Available 11/1/84. lAPARTMENTS A GER — For one of New INVOICE ON ALL $450 plus utilities. No FOR RENT England's largest credit dodge cars l trucks pets. Coll 568-6904. collection agencies. In Stock! U M ITED Some experience re­ Immediate Dellvtry quired. Applicant must N iw 04 00001 be bondable. Excellent O10O PICKUP opportunity for ambi­ Invok*...... $6518 MANCHESTER tious Individual. Send re­ Plut...... 1 sume to Box H, r/c the You Manchester Herein Foy ...... »6519 BENNET NEW IS EDITION. ipJBg- ,rr- CASHIERS NEfc'O'^J— All shift.,. 24 hours con- SEIIT8A *8195 ELDERLY HOUSING NEWMSBITMA _ STS- venlence store. 7-4P..DU We'll match or beat any legitimate Experience helpful. d Immediate Occupancy Apply In person: Gram- '6995 DELIVERED NfW 84 SENTRA deal on any new Ford, so get your py's Corner Store, 796 Bennet Housing Development now 6297 Main Street, AM.oauxi taking applications. 1 BR apt. *375 to best deal and then see us! PLUS TAXES & REGISTRATION Manchester. ‘7195 *395. Two BR apt. *455 to *470. Rent ORDER YOUR CHOICE OF COLOR. NEW IS PATSUN MAINTENANCE PER­ includes: heat, hot water, W/W car­ Similar savings on 4-doors apd wagons. Limited time only. SON NEEDED — Part PICKUP ^6195 peting, range, refrigerator, disposal, time. Medium duty work, NEW IS OATSUN KING CAB GET MORE THAN YOU BARGAINED FOR WITH THIS BRAND NEW 198S ESCORT cleaning automobile ser­ call for aid system, elevator, laundry, vice facility and show­ PICKUP’7595 community room and storage area. ...JUST LOOK WHAT YOU GET room. Apply: Gorin Jag­ Units now shown by appointment, uar, Route 83, Vernon, WILLIMANTIC a 141 mm MirruT on a Mmiwu. WMoamiui MPUS C T, 646-0158. Monday, Wednesday, Friday, 10a.m. D IL lO n B a WMHlMNCt^lKE MTTHIT fUatirlipalpr HrralJt a pown riM T MMIU a UtWaACK MICMT t U T t a niONT W NUl omvE DATSUN-DODGE -12 p.m. Please call for appointment. S IN C E 1933 a M im anan MMo a SUMPn MM tm p f a OtUnE MNMB MS4IUTI0N PM. CLERK — With accounts “Tour Homolowii Conmiiinity Howspapar” a MITAL CUai te S-iPCEO HMWM. TMIMAXU a lUUMOl NUBUMP8 1132 Miin St., Willinuntic, 319 Main Strejot (Acror,s fn An r , payable experience. Put Th# Horald AdvafUalng To Work For Youl a MMl RIMOTI8P0ATI a t r m aCLTD m o m l tm cs a COURJUm PASStlMU Good figure aptitude, 423-4547 - 647-9367 MANCHESTeR CT f,43 3M3 COMPT. CMPCTMO light typing, company 887-1522 CAU DISPLAY ADVERTISING 641-2711 benefits. Call 522-9006. 528-6522 Price includes Dealer Prep., Destination Cherges & Full Wax! !»8 MANCHKSTKR HKHAU) Wt-dnc-sduy, Oct 24. I9H4 LOOK FOR THE STARS... ♦

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ICARS/TRUCKS PETS FOR SALE r AKC STANDARD 1969 CHRYSLER STA­ llVa''Doll Clothes SCHNAUZERS — Cham TION WAGON — Good Dion sired tor show or pet. running condition. Needs Janet... Shots. 12 weeks old. Call Call some body work. Asking B75-1944. $375 or best otter. Coll 646-5030 nights, 646-1995 Automotive days. CHEVROLET CHEVETTE, 1978 — One at 643-2711 owner. New exhoust sys­ ICARS/TRUCKS tem, shocks, battery, ra­ JFOR SALE dial tires. Excellent con­ Your classified ad representative d itio n . $1 800. C all 1952 PLYMOUTH CON 295-9728. VERTIBLE — Good run­ if you want to: ning condition. $1950. 742- 9600, keep trying. 1974 OPEL MANTA 1900 — Radial tires, sun roof, 1973 VOLKSWAGON SU new brakes, will pass PERBEETLE — Semiau­ Inspection, good condi­ I tomatic, AM/FM radio, tion. $600. Call 295-9728. 40,000 miles. $1200. Call Crocijie l 232-5869 evenings, 566 1977 SCIROCCO — 4 cy­ 6213 days. linder, 4 speed, good gas mileage. Body great 1971 CHEVY CONCOURS shape, extras. Asking 2569 WAGON — 350, V-8, auto­ $2000. Call between 12and matic, power steering, 3pm, weekdays, any time radio, positracllon, de- weekends, 289-4980. fogger, roof rack, more. Good winter vehicle. Needs timing chain. $400. Q-1S2, To Give or 1979 CHEVETTE — Auto­ Utc calico, gingham Call 643-2880. matic, air conditioning, Keep, has a lovely or lolid color fabric co selection of gift ideas low mileage. $2500, ne­ make thcac Playful 1973 CHEVY IMPALA — gotiable. Coll 646-8767. for 40 items in Knit, Good condition. 50,000 Pup* and delight chc Sew, Embroider? and miles. $1000. Call 649-2373. youngftcr*. Nice for Crochet with full gifu. No. 2569 has directions. Pillow MOTORCYCLES/ pactern pieces; full transfer is also BICYCLES directions for 10-inch Bank I included. $3.25. toy. Repossessions To order 0-132. "To Give Of Keep." 1977 YAMAHA 650 — Low To Ofder send $?00 plus S0< lot mileage. Good condition. poslage and tiandling for each send S3 2S (iocludM postage and handNng) Print name, address with panetn Print name, address zip F O R S A L E Asking $800. Call after zip code Send to code and style number 6pm, 742-7207. NEEDLEWORK m Gh«v Vigi SI. Wg. *1500 NEEDLEWORK 1911 Oldimobil* Culliis *1695 Mandissttr Htrald MsNclisstsr HftfaW I9K Mirk IV Lincoln *2300 26" THREE SPEED Co­ lombia Glrl'sBIke — Like PO Box too P 0 Box too I91S Mirk IV Lincoln *1950 Radio City Station Radio City Sutton I9H) Pontlic Firebird *5200 new. Call 643-8888. $95. Call 643-8888. New York. NY 10019 New York. N Y. 10019 1919 Pbadt 9*lt«< Mu *3350 The New ALBUM with Free Pattern The above can be aaen at: Stciion-S3 00 postpaid Sivingi Bank of Mincheiler 913 Miln SI. ■ MISCELLANEOUS ANNUAL TOWN MEETING TOWN OF ANDOVER, CONNECTICUT ■a u t o m o t iv e The electors ond citizens quqllfled to vote In Town Meetings In the Town of Andover ore hereby notified that the Annual Town Meeting will be held at the Andover Elementary TWO 14" RIMS — For School, Andover, on Monday, October 29, 1984 at 8:00 P.M. Oldsmobile. $20. Coll any­ for the following purposes: MUST SELL — 1983 Buick wagon with V-6 for time, 647-1372. 1. To choose a moderator for sold meeting. 2. To hear and accept the reports of the various Town Of­ good mileage. Will sacri­ ficers and Boards os presented In the Town Report. fice for $8,500. Call 649- TIRE — Firestone steel 3. To nominate and elect two members to the Memoriol 2286 after 6 p.m. belted radial tubeless Day Committee for three yeor terms. raised white letters, size - 4. To see If the Town will vote an additional appropriation to the 1964-1965 Budget of a sum not exceeding$14,000.00 1977 DODGE ASPEN — 4 721, 190/70 R 13. New tit for the purchase of a Va Ton, 4 wheel drive pickup truck, door, power steering, 1976 Olds Starfire. $30. w/plow, to Item 02, Capitol Expenditure-Highway De­ power brakes, am/fm Call 649-9947. partment as recommended by the Board of Finance. stereo cassette player, 5. To see if the Town will vote to allocate a sum not ex­ ceeding $14,000.00 to be token from the Town Owned $1295. 1976 VEGA — 2 Equipment Fund and tronsferred to the General Fund SNOW TIRES — 560 15for door, standard with VW Bug. Like new. $20 for such purchose. am/fm. $850. Call 643- 6. To see If the Town will vote to authorize and empower pair. Call 742-6165 otter the Board of Selectmen to moke the purchase of such Va 1161. 5pm. Ton, 4 wheel drive pickup truck, w/ptow. 7. To do any other business proper to come before said INVITATION TO BID LEGAL NOTICE meeting. Sealed bids will be received THE FOLLOWING UNRE Dated at Andover. Connecticut this 23rd day of October, In the Office of the Director DEEMED PLEDGES WILL BE 1984. of General Services, 41 Cen­ SOLD ON OCT. 37. 19S4; Jean S. Gosper ter Street, Manchester, Con­ No. 869. Issued 4-3-B4; No. B73. Is­ Peter J. Monegglo sued 4-1S-94; No. $44. Issued 13-31 necticut, until November 8, 83; No. 878, Issued 4-36-84. Edward M. Yeomons 1984 at 11:00 a.m. for the fol­ Woodild* Co. 807 Hertford Rd. Board of Selectmen lowing: Msnchsstsr, Conn. Town of Andover FURNISH & INSTALL RE­ DSl-10 055-10 PEATER BASE STATION & BUY m SELL m ADDITIONAL EQUIPMENT (Fire Deportment) REBID The Town of Manchester Is an equal opportunity em­ ployer, and requires an affir­ mative octlon policy for alt of TRADE IT! FIX m Its Contractors and Vendors os o condition of doing busi­ WANT ness with the Town, as per Federal Order 11246. . Bid Forms, plans and specifi­ TO SEND cations are available ot the RENT IT! HIRE IT! FIND IT! General Services Office, 41 Center Street, Manchester, Connecticut. YOUR MESSAGE TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT ROBERT B. WEISS, FROM GENERAL MANAGER 048-10 HERE INVITATION TO BID «749 FIVE (5) OATACHECKER/DTS TO MODEL 1500 ECR OR EQUAL The Board of Educotion, 110 2 3 4 To all home Long Hill Drive, East Hart- THERE? 1 ' ...... fard, CT. will receive sealed subscribers who

bids for FIVE (5) DA- 5 6 8 have something to TACHECKER/DTS MODEL 7 1500 ECR OR EQUAL. Bid in­ s e ll f o r formation and speciflcotions

are available at the Business 9 10 11 12. 1 Office. Sealed bids will be re­ ceived until 10:30 o.m. Fri­ ^99 or Less day, Nov. 2, 1984, at which time they will be publicly 13 14 16 1 opened and read aloud. The 15 ; W e will run your ad Boord of Education reserves t the right to accept or reiect for 6 days Free of any or all bids or the right to 17 18 19 20 C h a r g e . waive technical formalities If it is in the best interest to do so. Ron Wilkie, Fill out coupon and Supervisor The Classified pages of this newspaper afford Plont Operations either m ail 'it or 049-10 you the best and least expensive way of getting Name- bring it to the your message to more people in this area. Manchester Herald LET YOUR newspaper When you have an item to sell, a property to Address

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