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. . juep- ..-M t at 4.2 percent Bv Kathy Garmus Herald Reporter ‘ WASHNCTON (HIM) Coii.sii Prices of gas and electricity for A leak in a holding tank this HUT prroe.s ro.si- o,4 piTirnl jn the home, both of which had risen morning sent 2,000 gallons of an October, the .s;ime u.s Sepl»“niber, sharply in the third quarter, were bringing infhition for the first III ammonia solution spilling into the down in October — falling by 1.3 basement of the Multi-Circuits months of the year to a moderate, percent and 1.7 percent respec sea.sonally adjusted annual ratefif plant on Harrison Street and tively. But liome fuel oil prices rose forced the evacuation of first-shift 4.2 percent, the Labor Department 0.8 iiercenf. said today. workers, a fire official said. (irocery store food prices, which Town Deputy Fire Chief Robert Food and beverage prices were liad deulined 0.3 p r Waddell Road; Janet Irwin. 97 raine Clifford,’ 247 W. Center St., Summit St,; Patricia Lukach, 296 Libraries: Public libraries in Manchester.will close at 5 p.m. today, who had a winning card Nov. 13; remain clqsed Thursday, and reopen with regular hours Friday. The W. Middle Turnpike. Madlyn Gunther, ,57 Gardner St , ”Week 5 — Helen Dietz, 260 Cedar Andover Public Library will be closed Thursday. The ^ n lle y Nov. 15; Shirley A. Williams, 105 Swamp Road, Coventry; Mrs. Memorial Library in Bolton will be closed Thursday and Friday and will Aspinall Drive, Nov. 15; and Mary Sharcwi Mainville. 33 Franklin St.; reopen Saturday. In Coventry, the Booth and DImock Memorial B. Daly, 82 Oliver Road, Nov, 17. James C. Starr, 140 Plain Drive, Library will be closed Thursday and Friday. The other 31 |x.-ople vying for the East Hartford. Schools: Most public and parochial schools have hqlf days today. All jackpot prize are: Week 6 —' Delores B. Luko, 26 sphools will be closed Thursday and Friday. Week I — Marjorie Daigle, 205 Sunrise Lane. East Hartford; Sally • Retailers: Most stores will be closed Thursday and will reopen Bush Hill Road; Gertrude Chap Goodstine, 45B Esquire Drive; Friday. ' . man, 440 Keeney St.; Roy Zettle- Merna West, 14 Agnes Drive; Warning: The Surgeon” General Has Determined Banks: Banks will be closed Thursday and open Friday. moyer, 39 Litchfield St ; Susan Anthony C. Slogesky, 265 Henry St. dump will be closed today ana Thursday and open Friday. Borofsky, 1.39 Benton St.; Cheryl Week -2 William Sullivan,. 40 Liquor: Liquor stores will be closed Thursday and open Friday. Most Emergency numbers: In Manchester, highway, 647-3233; refuse, Lynn Stimac, 105 A.spinall Drive. Lights: 11 mg "tar," 0.7 mg nicotine-Kings: 17 mg "tar," That Cigarette Smoking.ls Dangerous to Your Health. bars will bo open Thursday. Keeney St ; Ma’bel McArdle, 130 647-3248; sanitary sewer and water, 647-3111. In Bolton, civil Andover: Mrs. Samuel Feltham, Hackmatack St.; Marjorie Kelley, Available in limited arM 8 C PMNo Morrta Inc. 1984 1.1 mg nicotine av. per cigarette, bv FTC method. Garbage collection: In Manchester and Bolton, there will be no preparedness, 649-8743. In Coventry, town garage, 742-6588. 1.506 Tolland Turnpike; William 110 Aspinall Drive, Andover, garbage pickup Thursday. Regular collection will,resume Friday. In The Manchester Herald: The Herald will not publish Thursday and Demeo, 23 Earl St. Week 8 — Julius Quick Sr., 36 Ash Andover, the dump will be open Saturday aS usual. In Coventry, the its offices will be closed. Week 2 — Helen B. Martino, 27D St , Willimantic^ Bluefield Drive; Suzanne Denis. 10 Week 9 — Robert F. Silva. 143 Frederick Road; Robin & Jim Keeney St. ■u. M.'\N(UIKSTKK ilKHAU), WtMm'sd.iv, Nov 21, 1984 - 3 2 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Nov 21, I9M Defense^mag says MiGs Star gazer finds his comet Cheney groups get preview Manchester in Brief By Alex GIrelll A plan displayed by Mueller the Clock Mill. Schools name arts students l,^tssow and Wyman Oil I’o . both of Manchester. MARLBORO, Mass. (UPl) — Michael Ru sightings. „ Herald Reporter showed the building now occupied Levine is president of Dwelling • tiordon I.assow. a district dirivtor. disqualified denko, an amateur astronomer who spotted a new Green told him Harvard's Oak Ridge Obwrva- by a Pratt and Whitney Aircraft Development Corp.. one of the Gwen Brooks, vice principal of Manchester himself from participating in the bid opening didn’t arrive in Nicaragua tory was already photographing the sky to comet last week, said the discovery satisfies his Members of the Cheney National Group foundry as an indoor partners in Clock Tower Mill High School, today announced the names of the process He is a partner in Ellsworth and Liissow. LONDON (UPl) - The Soviet backed ofl the MiG-21 charges, dream "to see something no one’ else had seen confirm a similar sighting reported the previous Historic District Commission and parking lot. Mueller said indica- Associates. four students who have been chosen to attend a The Hall and Muska bid is to supply the fuel at was spotted loading crates "ap night by an amateur comet-hunter in Arizona, Union apparently shipped a pearing likely to contain MiG officials were “still voicing con before.” the Cheney Hall Foundation heard 'tions are that P4WA plans to m'ove Members of the commission new performing arts academy in Hartford 1’2 cents a gallon above the price paid at New cerns that the arms build repres But the computer engineer is already working David Levy. , . . . . . a ^ preliminary report Tuesday the operation there to its Ealst woqdered to what extent the The four faced considerable competition, Haven Harbor Its price for a service contract on number of MiG-21’fighter jets on a components" on the Black Sea last Levy's description matched that submitted by freighter bound for Nicaragua but month. ented a threat to El Salvador and to realize another dream — he wants to discover a afternoon on i^ lic improvements Hartford plant within a couple of historic district would draw vis- auditioning along with 16 other MHS students (or each furnace is $6!) 9.5 and its price for ;i luneupis probably unloaded them in Libya other nations” in Central America, second comet. Rudenko, Green said, "and we jmmedlately that will be. made in the historic years. The Pratt building lies itq(^ and whether a tourist infor the available slots. They are Shea Adamson, a $29 95 before crossing the Atlantic, Jane's noted when the BakuriaAi Jane's said. "One comet they think is lucky,” Rudenko said realized it was the same comet" — immediately district with the $750,000 bond issue immediately north of the Cheney mation center would be needed. senior, daughter x)f Georgia Adamson of Rachel Jane's Defence Weekly said today. finally turned up at Nicaragua's Tension between Nicaragua and in an interview with the Marlboro Enterprise this named the Levy-Rudenko comet. „ j . approved by town voters in Janu Hall parking lot. Mary Blish of Little Theater of Road: Ashly Cruz, a sophomore, daughter of Mr Town firefighter Injured northern Pacific port of Corinto the United States escalat^ when week. "Two comets, and they'll know I was really Having the comet named for him, Rudenko ary 1982. The plan also presumes the Manchester said she does not think and Mrs. .■\mado Cruz of South Farms Drive; Under a Washington dateline, "no crates of the size that could administration offieials said early looking.” said, "is secondary to the whole accomplishment. Town Planning Director Mark Cheney velvet mill at 60 Elm St., the parking lot.of Cheney Hall Michele DiBella, a senior, daughter ot Mr and .■\'town fireffghler was injurt'd Friday while the authoritative ilefense maga contain jet. fighter components this month a Soviet freighter bound Rudenko, who commutes from his home in It was just a dream of mine — to see something no Pellegrini, and representatives, of the velvet weave shed at 182 Pine would be a good place for such d Mrs. Michael DiBella of Hamlin Street, and fighting a fire that broke out in a chimney and zine quoted “U.S. sources" for appeared" although it unloaded for the Central American nation Amherst to his job as a software engineer for one else had seen b^lore.” . E. Maguire Associates stressed St., and the yam dye house at 31 center because it would interfere Wendy Drown, a junior, daughter of Mr and Mrs moved into a house on Wmtdsidc Street, a fire what it called “a new turn” in the vehicles, helicopters and Ivers Drown of Branford Street. might' be carrying MiG-21s, wea Digital Equipment Corp. in Marlboro, spent 246 Green said the comet will brighten slightly next That plans for such things as Cooper Hill St„ will become office with normal parking there. official .said Tiic.sday. mystery of the MiG-2ts that munitions. pons U.S. officials said they will hours in the last four years scanning the sky in landscaping and street decora uses. Such a center would not be part The four will attend the Greater Hartford Firefighter Frank I’ilts bruised his stomach prompted U.S. warnings to Nicara month and pass closest to the->sun in mid- Academy of the Performing Arts five afternoons But the magazine said the U.S. not tolerate in the region. hopes of discovering a comet. December. Then ibwill turn away and probably tions are in a preliminary .stage. If those buildings are developed of the work to be done under the and injured his back when he slipped on an atttic gua's leftist Sandinista rulers they sources now report that the Baku Nicaraguan officials, saying Last Wednesday, using his 6-inch refracting They said they would report again as offices, parking space for $750,000 bpnd issue. a week, after the school opens in Jaiuiary They stairway. Deputy Chief Robert Bycbdlski said. faced U.S. action "if any imports not approach Earth again for tens of thousands of ■ will continue lo complete academic requirements riani, as it passed through the they feared a U.S. invasion, putthe telescope, he spotted an object that did not appear years. when the plans become more workers will be needed. Mueller The bond-financed work in Fitts was examined at Manchester Memorial threatened other countries in Cen Mediterranean, also was "ob country's military forces on alert. on any sky charts and called a friend, Daniel specific. said land for parking in the area cludes paving the Elm Street at MHS, attending classes there in llu' morning Ifospital and tiy his private physician. Bycholski tral America." served unloading similar crates The United States has denied any Green, who works at the Central Bureau for Rudenko's new goal is to discover a comet that The Maguire firm, located in will be limited. extension north of Forest Street, "All four arc very excited about it," Brooks said. The ynited States issued the for Libya before proceeding to plans to invade Nicaragua, and the Astronomical Telegrams in Cambridge. The will spend more time in view of earthlings — one New Britain, has been hired byThe All three of those buildings are resurfacing portions of Elm and said. The fire at 104 Woodsidc SI moved into the warnings after the Nicaragua- Nicaragua." two nations began talks in.Mexico buro-line as he Linda Parry, the town’s person 6 4 7 - 8 7 1 6 came upon longtime friend Charlton Heston and And Michael recelveth Friday, 30s Saturday and the joke was on a well-known liberal. "What was Michael Jackson fans began lining up at 6 a.m. Sunday. your name again?” Reagan said. Heston, without to see the singer-dancer honored with a star on the cracking a smile, replied, "Ed Asner, sir.” Vermont: Chance of showers Hollywood Walk of Fame. Friday and early Saturday then Eight policemen usually are on hand for the clearing. Dry Sunday. Highs in ceremonies outside Mann's Chinese Theater but the mid 30s and 40s, lows in the Jackson's presence required a force of 50 as more 20s and mid 30s. Falling for Hollywood than 5,000 people crowded Hollywood Boulevard and 1,500 lucky ones got to see Mayor Tom Maine: Fair weather except After taking such a beating while filming "Turk Bradley present Jackson with the star, which is Satellite view Many sizes and styles’ Your choice of three popular 182,” Robert Urlch is no doubt thinking about the 1,793rd on the Walk. for the chance of flurries or INTRODUCING showers up north early Satur including round! oval, and Christmas fragrances getting a stuntman for his next movie. He was placed between country singer Lefty Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 4 a.m. EST shows octagon shapes For "Turk 182" he had to fall onto a table, spend Frizzel and Lupe Velez. day. Mild with highs in the upper clear skies over a large area extending from the mid-Atlantic to the •bayberry apine •nutm eg ’eight hours in a body cast, walk on his hands for 30s north to 40s south. Lows in the central states and to the southwest. 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Nov 21. 1984 - 5 U.S./World Police say woman Grieving survjvors bury unidentified victims in Mexico In Brief Bv Lucy Hood inspected daily” at the complex in ings razed by the explosion, to ces at the Mexico state eoroner's deron said .544 bodies had been' a mother .elutehing her two held as sex slave, United Press International the northern Mexico City suburb remove the mangled bodies. offiee, said. ' We have eounted 505 reeoiered. children and officials were trying to deter The Interior Ministry reported bodies of victims lined up lu'ee for ■Among the tinidenjified bodies Most of the ■ .350.000 (u-ople . Americans still like farm MEXICO CITY - Grieving, mine the cause of the explosion. 324 victims perished in the'' blaze, identification." were three seared together by the RED BLUFF, Calif. point in trying prisoner until she fleid several months moved to a mobile home where he lived More than 1,500 people were the two 150-by-15-foot trenches again,” she said sobbing. " I will Returns spur more violence ago. ith two children, apparently his own, injured and 10,000 wei;e left home carried names. The remaining never be able-to pick them out. I Faulkner sOid the woman was n a 1-acre lot on a cul-de-sac in a rural less in the worst industrial disaster LONDON Striking coal miners blocked a caskets placed 10 feet into the know they are here. I just don't allowed to leave Hooker's home in the subdivision.. in Mexican history. rocky ground were identified only know which ones they are. mine entrance with a blazing trailer and hurled northern California city of Red Bluff in The company report said "all by numbers in green paint. rocks at police in Yorkshire today as union "It's just too hard to believe,” said a "My mama, my sister Araeeli May of this year to get a job as a motel neighbor who asked not to be identified. gas tanks and safety valves were Firemen from the Ecatepec fire and seven brothers all died there. members in North Wales abandoned «the maid but she returned each night Savings of^ 8-month-old walkout. "I knew the girl and I knew Cameron station continued working through Three of my brothers lived at my because she feared for her life and the and they were so normal. To me, he was 'Yhe night searching the still smol father's home with their wives. I Overnight violence centered on South York lives of members of her family if she 20^/o and more shire, where the strike protesting the closure of 20 as normal as anyone,” ■ ■ % dering ashes of the demolished lost them all, eight nephews and fled. neighborhood. nieces. They were so small,” she pits and the loss of 20,000 jobs began in Faulkner said the woman asked a After being informed of the alleged R eagan Cranes and bulldozers earlier said. everyday. mid-March. local minister for advice, but did not crimes, Faulkner said, investigators UPl photo moved the twisted rubble of the At Thurnscoe, near Barnsley, miners dropped a Esther Guadalupe Hernandez, tell him she had been held captive. The interviewed the woman and several brick and adobe homes and build coordinator of identification sprvi- length of steel rail track from a railway bridge minister told her she was living in sin other witnesses. He said a criminolo IVs a (Mng ------— COUPON -S=— 9 onto a police vehicle. and advised her to return to her family gist team from the state Department of silent on Other police vehicles were pelted with stones Save an additional home. Justice searched Hooker's house and Spanish bullfighter. Jose Mari Manzanares endures the 85 E. CENTER ST.I and a car was pushed down an embankment to try She took his advice and went back to found evidence to substantiate the occupational hazards of his trade. He was gored by a bull in and reinforce the barricade but overall it was a her family. Police were contacted by charges and prompt his arrest. 649-5268 I relatively quiet night, a police spokesman said. an informant on Nov. 7 and Hooker was Lima, Peru’s Acho Plaza bull ring recently. Manzanares received ban talk 20% ()(ien W«i. lil 0 ;ji arrested 11 days later. A preliminary hearing lor Hooker a 10-,centimeter gash in his leg. but officials said Tuesday he is Present this coupon and save an CANBERRA, Australia (UPI) — Thank•s^ivin^ til iWmih additional 20% off an item of Chicago has 2nd race attack The woman told police she was has been scheduled for Dec. 5. recovering nicely. The United States and the Soviet SPECIAL Cash & Carry your choice. Offer expires CHICAGO — Civil rights leaders want a speedy ‘ Union have agreed to send envoys November25, 1984. ■» federal investigation of two separate attacks in to Canberra to discuss space the last two weeks on black families who have ■ weapons and nuclear arms control I H.L. fames ^ moved into predominantly white neighborhoods. Kirkpatrick seeks return to private iife in separate sessions with Austral HOUDAY In the latest incident Tuesday, a home in a ian officials, Australia announced white South Side neighborhood was firebombed today. makes Christmas special for her A loCi S to rrs H otitl If itlinifinliv By John Usher no immediate reaction. Assembly session in December. ' January 1961 until July 1965, made "I wou^d hope that we will see CENTERPIECE after a black family moved into it. A spokesman United Press International It was reported during the election ★ .'iOf If Midiitv i'pliv. Mancin'ytrr for the Chicago Convenant, a group of religious Though a life-long Democrat, she many friends and not a few enemies movement in the direction of campaign, though never confirmed by gave up a position as professor of with her no-nonsense speeches. effective arms control, for in and community leaders, said the group has UNITED NATIONS - Jeane Kirkpa Kirkpatrick, that she wanted the posts comparative politics at Georgetown stance, in the direction of a petitioned Attorney General William French trick, who has held the post of U.N. of either secretary of state or national University when she was selected by Kirkpatrick said regard for the comprehensive test ban treaty and Smith to quickiy begin a federal investigation of ambassador longer than anyone other security adviser in the next Reagan United States in the General Assembly both incidents, Reagan in 1981 to be the permanent in the direction of controls, ef/ec- than Adlai Stevenson, says she plans to administration. U.S. representative to the United had improved during her time. tive controls, on military competi Warren Sanders Sr'., 55, whose family moved resign in December and return to "I have the intention to return to Nations. "The U.S. situation is very substan into the single-family home on the Southwest Side tiveness between the superpowers private iife. private life,” she told a news confer Kirkpatrick said she has told Reagan tially improved. There is simply no in outer space,” Foreign Minister three weeks ago said he was sitting in the kitchen Kirkpatrick, 58, said Tuesday she has ence at the U.S. mission to the United question about that,” she said. Bill Hayden told a news shortly after midnight when a Molotov cocktail not yet submitted.her resignation to the many times of her desire to leave the Nations. "I have a desire and that is my United Nations and return to teaching. "In. our view, and I suspect in the conference. FOR CHRISTMAS STYLE crashed through a window. His wife and son were White House, but intended to talk soon desire.” asleep'n their bedrooms. The combative envoy, who has held view of many other countries, the tone He said high-level U.S. and with President Reagan to “work Kirkpatrick said she planned to the U.N. job longer than anyone other Soviet officials would come to the something out.” The White House had of the General Assembly has substan resign after the end of the 39th General than Adlai Stevenson, who served from tially improved. Australian capital early next year. WM l I The two sides would not be in J . Australia at the same time for the with Quality and Value... sessions at which Australia will act as an intermediary, he said. . 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M.\N( HKSTKH H KH Al.l). Wi-diirsil.iN. MH 1!1, !!>«■» f I Richard M. Diamond, Publi*;her Douglas A. Bevinis, Managing E dit^ OPINION ' \ James P. Sacks, City Editor Connecticut Manhunt includes 432 captures in state Col. Lester Forst. the state police By Susan E. KInnsman history. The manhunt cost $2.5 million using an elaborate sting setup U'tters commissioner, could not say how many I n Brief United Press International and included 225 officers from all 50 were mailed to the last known ad state?. dresses of fugitives telling them they serious felony warrants are still outstanding in the state or the cost of (M e r i d e n - Nearly eoo felony The Connecticut teams’ arrested 432 had won free concert tickets, limousine Traffic cops take to skies the FISK oueration in the state Democrats working against a deadiine Jack vUrrants, including more than 400 felony fugitives including convicted transportation, a free dinner and an HARTFORD — Gov. William A. O’Neill helped fm n y arrests, were cleared in Connec murderer Freddie R. Evans, who interview with a member of Culture Hartford Police Chief Bernard.Sulli- Anderson! state troopers launch the first planes used in the ticut during an eight-week regional viofated the terms of his parole soon Club as part of a promotion for a new van said. "The impact this will have on Connuclicut Democrals still aren't sure what went Democrats at the Gelston House in East Hay Belaga as speaker, said his real ing near San Pedro in Cuba for aiv to air suggestions from the faithful. Wrabel says the ^ Transplant autopsy shown Eilen A. Peters was expected today to approve O’Neill’s nomination of Chief Women and the suburban West farms interim aiipoiiitmeiits subject to appro aim was seeing that House members made it one each. airborne assault of Nicaragua. I become the first woman chief justice of ' FOR THE DEMOCRATS, the unpublicized meeting party has lacked communicating all up and down the *■ Appellate Court Judge Joseph F. shopping m.ili. val by the full Legislature when it This is the same Soviet 3;000-I NEW HAVEN — Lung disease caused’ by her the Connecticut Supreme Court, with But the really incredible twist on the story came when on where to go from here was an initial step to rally for line. Dannehy of Willimantic a A Superior Court judge ordered the eouvenes next y«’ar Both nominations House members went into closed caucus (what else,) man brigade that made headline:^ long-standing heart disease may have combined her last needed vote of support cast by a The committee approved both nomi mall to allow NOW members to 1986. Dodd, who ordinarily concentrates on being In any case. Democrats are working against a are expected to win final eonfirmation after months of airing their linen in public'.’ ) and barred senatorial rather than dictatorial, said before leaving ■' in 1979 when U.S. intelligence; with a mild rejection to cause the unexpected legislative committee. nations after a public hearing where distribute literature inside the mall, without problems. deadline of greatest importance to them — the 1986 death of Connecticut’s first heart transplant The Legislature’s Judiciary Commit D'Amore, their party chairman, from entry. on Senate business to the F ar East that he will play an discovered it. ; most of the questions went to Peters, a but the order was oveiiurned by the election campaign. No one know.s-it m ore than Dodd. When asked pbout the report, anr patient, autopsy results show. tee Tuesday voted 22-0 to support Gov. Yale law professor who was appointed Supreme Court over Peters’ Dannehy, 67, was ap|)ointed to the So this ranking Republican who was so admired by active role in .seeing that the party shapes up. Appellate Court by O'Neill when it was That's the year he and his friend, Gov. Bill O 'Neill, will administration official said intelli-* A Yale-New Haven Hospital spokesman said William A. O’Neill’s nomiiiation of to the Supreme Court in 1978. objections. some Democrats found that he was a prophet without In the four days after the election, he met twice with Peters, who as a child fled Nazi created last year and was named chief be running for re-election. ‘ gence analysts believe that oneJ Tuesday matters weren’t helped in Mary Peters praised Speziale’s work as As chief justice, Peters said she Jendraszek’s case because she had to wait eight Germany and rose to become the first head of the state’s court system, though ; presiding judge of the court by explanation for the training exer-I would strit’c for consensus among the to 10 months for a donor, and her condition woman to serve on Connecticut’s she said she expects to devote “ slightly court's justices, but would stand firm S|ieziale He is soon to have the most cise in /ecent weeks Is that theC An editorial worsened in the meantime. highest court. . more” of her time to cases and less to and issue a dissenting opinion even u '' seniority among the slate's fiilllime Soviets plan to use the brigade; Peters,- 54, of West Hartford will be administration than Speziale has. she was alone in her beliefs judges against American invaders or U,S,-backed contras. The SovteJ ja Ba *«» taa Ba t a t a a ia a Ka yo tax BaBai«anKas«at-!»)t(aif0 Ibt 90/lb 9 0 0 r According to a spokesman danger pedestrians should be Wild 6luvb tffiit >5 Ibt )'Q7/lb 1 600 _ WASHINGTON - Rep. Silvio pass a record four stop-gap spend do about it .It’s a bad way to run the was so concerned over intelligenc£ Obfb Surtii ChVffiti w/tugit . . . 30 tbt ,J , 6 0 / lb 23 95 Make Christmas for the Manchester Police warned that they are break- Conte, R-Mass., and Sens. Pat ing bills while the problems were reports that Soviet MiG-21s w erfi Difb Sivtii Chtfntt. IQf 5 Ibt *1 40/lb 690 g£vernment. I hope we ll smarten Rfd Tin Chtrritt. w/tuQb' S lT lb i 60/lb 23 89 Departnemt, there is an ingjhe law. being delivered to Nicaragua ij; Rt4 Twi Churritt IQf .... Leahy, D-Vt., and Warren Rud- worked out. up and change the rules.” 5 Ibt 76/lb 5 9 8 Very Special fo r ordinance which restricts bi man, R-N.H , were right — the way that these sophisticated plane;; M titP fiu2/1 lb 1 66/tb 1995 _ cyclists to the west side of cane will be thankful. . « the 98th Congress was forced to LATER, DURING the confer-, would make the Nicaraguan air Sbettf P tb ih il. lu / iu f ti . . . . 30 ib i 77/lb 22 96 _ 'loud complaints about the process SiKtd PtKhtt. IQ f ...... decide how to spend the taxpayers’ force overnight the most p o w e r fij 5 Ibi 1 4^/lb 745 _ Someone Close in its closing stages — complaints ence meeting, Conte — with one Hwrtnan Pinuappla Chunbt. IQf . . . 2/5 Ibt 1 15/tb M 49 _ money in the session's final days eye on the deadlocked conference in the region. The MiG-21s c o u li Red Natpbtfrni. IQf ; 5 Ibt 2 ro h b 1091 . showing frustrations with the ig W hoif S liH A e m ti. IQf . . 20 Ibt 90/lb was a disgrace. dominate the air over Honduras! 1 7 99 i . budgeting and spending mecha and the other on the calendar S kid SlfaNbtfnbt w/tugat 30 ib i 76/lb 23 49 _ Between 40 and 50 House rapidly headed for Election Day — and El Salvador, and pose £ S k t d Sirawbantai. M/iugar . . t ‘'t ib i 1 06/lb 6 1 9 _ Race day looms nism in Congress. Complaints Appia JiHca Cancaniriit .. .. 24/12 0/ 76/can 1869 members and senators, each with serious Threat to the Panam £ about the system are almost an mused aloud: ‘-'We’re becoming W fkh 1 Ctanbtfry Juica Cocblaii Cone .. 24/12 or 1 2Q/caf) 26 89 at least one staffer to back them the laughing stock of the nation. Canal. That’s why the adm inistraj C | ^ n t r > A * >00% Puft Sunbfighi , Speaking of downtown annual affair. Ctiptifufi Juica Cane 24/12 Of 63/cin 1991 _ Thursday’s weather fore up, packed into a room off the We can’t do the work of the^n^ion. tion has been warning the Sovie? Cfapa J u iti CancarNtaia 24/12 or 70/ran 1 619 ^ Main Street, it will be con Senate chamber in the closing days Union and Nicaragua since 198? Lamanadi ConcarMtait 24/12 01 58/can 1398 ^ cast is for slightly higher CONGRESS GOT INTO the bind Let us go home and try to win _ 100% Pure Sunbrighi Otmqt Juice gested Thursday, when Man to reconcile differences in spend not to introduce MiG-21s in t f Conc4ntc•1c ..... 24/6 01 66/ean 1&95 temperatures and for sun. of more work than time because .re-election.” f f l ing bills adding to nearly $500 Central America — warnings thC 100% Furi Sunbngbi Otinqe Juxe chester becomes the capital 24/12 oj Whether it’s sunny or not, it although the House had passed During the conference itself Cencimrett...... 106/con 2549 f If»»7f bHlion dollars. The scene gave new Soviets have respected so far. "Z . A»pwi|us Cull A Tipr IV ...... 10 ibt 1 fO/lb 1696 of the road racing world. virtually all of the 13 regular T i will be Manchester’s day to meaning to the term "boiler Leahy took note of the technical _ Cut Often Beini...... l2/2'4ib$ 56/lb 17 49 Nicaragua already has pilots . Bebv Umi Betni ' l2/2Wibi More than 4,600 runners are appropriations bills that keep the complexities of the various bills 6|/lb 21779 shine. room." qualified to fly MiG-21s. E igh tj; . tofdhook lima 6ean$ . . l2/2f)ib$ 92/ib 2749 expected to conrpete in the government operating, the S^ate and the fact that in mdny cases Evan Picone lets you take care . BfKColi Cull...... 12/2 ibi 69/lb 16 49 receivec^training in Bulgaria four _ BrKtoli Spttfi . . . >2/2 tbi where far more relaxed rules negotiations were conducted and 82/lb 1969 48th edition of the' town's years ago, and 30 stopped off inh of business with style. . Bfuiilli Spitvii 12/2 ibi 63/lb 1996 apply — had not matched the agreements reached between the( . Whole Baby Canon ...... 12/2 ibi 77/lb 1651 Five-Mile Road Race, and Cuba on their way home t£ . CouirflOKOr . 1272 Ibi House’s pace. Just four bills had staffs of the House and Senate 63/lb 19 91 perhaps 20,000 more will be maintain their proficiency in C a^ . Cob Con\j__ >2/4 it > n/pkg 1366 been enacted and sent to the White Evan Picone eyewear by Univis allows . Whola Karrfai Coin . ' . . . 12/2Wib$ 63/lb 1196 members responsible for a partic tro’s Soviet-made planes. Z watching. House. . Btaabod MutHroomt lOF ...... 2/S Jbt 1 55/lb 1549 Real old-tastiidned ular area. The result^ were then According to a former Nicar££ a woman on the way up to express . foncy SWead Muahreomi. tor...... 2/5 ibi 147/lb 1469 The Manchester race is the . Cardan Ptat ...... >7/2v>M 72'/lb down-home tomfotl To save time, the remaining offered to the principals for final 20 96 guan counterintelligence officei£ L . Whaia Itaf Spmech . * . '12/3 Ibt 50/ib >7 96 Gracefully scrolled third oldest in the country and measures were lumped into a decisions. the right image. And always look great. , Miad VapaitWai ...... l2/2v^lbi 65/lb several dozen MiG-21s are waitin|- 1949 and curwd back W.ii'r the largest of its kind in , landau Pl»n laotii...... 24/6 phi 69/pbg 1649 massive "continuing resolution,” “ It may turn out we’re constitu for the Nicaraguans in Cuba. A n * Morning, noon and night. From nine . Sara laa Poimd Cabo...... 12/12 or 155/04 >8 51 splat. Colorfully . Fftneh Fftai ...... 12/2 Ibi 56/lb 13 49 'I Connecticut. There’s nothing but even that was ndt finished until tional impediments to the staff. Nicaragua has two airfields t h ^ hand-decoraied and to five and then some. . Sheaitrmfl fftneh ftiai ...... 12/20 01 71/lb 1Q|9 like running in Manchester, well after the fiscal year began We’re not even impediments can handle the Soviet jets, one ^ . Pdaia PuHi 12/7-lbi 63/lb 14 4f hand-striped in the - . (AQkihMuNint...... Oct. 1. It eventually was passed now, ” Leahy wryly remarked. Puerto Cabezas on the Caribbeafi 12/12 pb N/A N/A' lime-honored iradi many participants haye said . Oraadad Omen Amfi...... 8/2 O l 97/lb 1549 Oct. 11. a .day before Congress tion. Antique pine over the years. and the other at Punta Huete neaC . Pina Sitcai OttoM ...... 60/3 01 25/10 1519 And ^udman, more than bit EVAN-PICONE EYEWEAR . fftneh 8rtidPiuoB««i. Chtata...... 24/5 or eo/ao 1419 ajourned. Managua. When finished, th£ . Soft hauali ...... finish on sliirdy frustrated at a stalemate that___ lOO/2V^or 13/aa 12M hardwood Punta Huete airstrip will have ? by Univis . AidUer Oownapftabe Waftloi...... 12/16 pb 129/pk| 15 41 Before the conference commit-- stalled the entire process late in 10,500-foot concrete runway on r tee, when the House Appropria the game, chided his colleagues __ I COUNT H ^ O g Letters policy meter thick — capable of accoir? j tAUPWICt~T TOTAL tions panel worked on its version of that they were involved “ in a game ------Mtftl OraifM. 2/S b«. 16-40 modating any combat plane in th£ Four The Manchester Herald wel the measure, Conte observed that of chicken and we’re all looking _Nml0rai|H,4/SbiL ...... 32-60 a handful of members were like turkeys. Soviet arsenal, including nucleaC (J — M tt OrtaiH. 4/16 « ...... 60-100. comes letters to the editor. l.x((iiisMcly (Jcsiyiictl fio v c m o i f arvur deciding the fate of major pro bombers and long-range recoi£ _ Ortoiit TNfqfM. 4/i 6%... 64-100 Letters should be brief and to “ We can’t continue this Gaston Choice koLkcf leaimcs clcpani narrow LfmiJIcs naissance planes. m — PM Qrtpqfrril. 2/1 biL ...... 16-20 grams and then offering the W ith a nch Lhcrrvwouf] Innsli the point. They should be typed and Alphonse routine. Anyone _ PM QriprinRt 4/1 b%...... 32-^ packaged result to the 43,5-member A secret National Security Coun? or neatly handwritten, and, for who’s played poker knows what’s _ B«Mm O riptfiM 4/1 bt...... 32-40 cil document explains the g ra v it? ease in editing, should be double chamber on a take-lt-or-leave-it going on. I talked to some people in U49 In sKRk while ihfv laM basis. of the MiG-21 scare this way: 5 50% D«po«lt R«qulr«d spaced. . New Hampshire this morning and for Froion Food "There’s not a lot we can do . “ The arrival of MiG^ in Nicar£! The Herald.reserves the right they said, 'You look Ijke a bunch of about it, but it’s certainly a hell of a damn fools,’ and I said, 'Ypu’re gua would not only tilt the regionaE • 763 ar>d 191 Moin Si.. Monchotfer to edit letters in the interests of Phono: 643-1191 or 643-1900 ® 1965byNEA Inc military balance even further brevity, clarity and taste. way to run a railroad,” said Conte. right.” ’ Buckland (given Cuba’s huge military capa • Eoilbrook Moll, Montfiold rra-H tM tl C ia kt l i H CB2A MirIlioron|h Country Barn Address letters to: Open F o "One day our colleagues are going bility). but would be a m a jo S , Phono: 456-1141 NORTH-MAIN SI . RTI. 2.I.X1I \2 > rum, Manchester Herald, P.O. to wake up and there’s going to be a Eliot Brenner is a Washington Agway 540 New State Rd. 14 MAIN SIRI I \ "The accountant says we're a mini New Orleans revolution in this House. They political-psychological shock de? Mencheeter— 643-5123 MAHI.ROROOOM Ol U SAYHHflOK Box 591, Manchester, CT 06040. World's Fair." reporter lor United Press Interna M SrCffN C O N N S C tIC U J S don’t have a damn thing to say tional. manding a prompt U.S^ HADING ^Vll StaVICB OB7iaAN5‘ Tuf\ . S«l Kk'iKl. I ll Ml'7 Sun J •> «) countermove.” ? AGW AYi \ M.ANCHKSTKH HKH.-U-D. Wednesday. Nov 21. 1984 9 !!___ MANCIIK?-TKH UKRAI.I), w>-dnfsd;iv. Nov 21. 1984 Bolton selectmen Area Towns New Britain names year’s teacher get roof warning In Brief City honors fbrmer town woman SPORTS Bv Sarah Passell Town to invest mpney Herald Reporter June Cameron of South Windsor, “If there's one person who was BOLTON — The Board of Selectmen Tuesday BOLTON — The Board o( Selectmen was told a former Manchester resident, responsible for influencing my voted to ask the town irea.sfirer to put an Tuesday that it should not expect finance officials to was recently named New Britain's decision to become a teacher it had estimated $90,000 in unspent federal revenue ■approve the expenditureof more than $35,000 to repair Teacher of the Year. to be the camp director, Harry F. sharing funds in a Ihree-pionth bank account that Smith, better known as Uncle 48th FIve-Mller to answer gun at 10 a.rn. the leaky Bolton Center School roof, even though She graduated from Manchester pays high interest. t * recent estimates predict the cost will be substantially High School in 1970, and Southern Harry,” she said. higher The money has been kept in a regular bank Connecticut State University. She Through his compassion and savings account, earing between 5'9 and 5'A Board of Finance Chairman Morris Silverstein told is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. insight into the needs of the percent a year in interest. selectmen at their regular meeting Tuesday that the Allan Cameron of South Windsor, campers, she adopted his attitudes Run through Manchester streets to attract field close to 5,000 The selectmen's action came at the request of former Manchester residents. about the handicapped and the finance board had reached an informal consensus at the Board of Finance, which has been asking-for its meeting Monday that the work can be done for She is a special educaton teacher disabled, she said. the change for more than a year. Treu. .irer Cameron attended the first Spe $35,000 at Chamberlain Elementary By Len Auster line the course. Crowds of approxi Among the local challengers, Catherine Peterson told finance officials.Monday cial Olympics in the state in 1965 Championship Saturday in Boston. Tve reached my limit as far as the amount of School in New Britain. Sports Editor mately 30,000 have witness^ the who figure to break the top ten, will that she would not tie up the money in timed and has continued to be active in Treacy won in his first two tries money that I would be willing to ,spend.” Silverstein Spending nine summers helping last two years and they are on hand be Paul Oparowski of,the New accounts without word from selectmen on when athletic competitions for handi in Manchester. He captured the said. "It doesn't matterto me whether it's a flat roof, a the handicapped at Manchester’s The motto adopted by the not only to see the famous, like Balance Track Club, ninth a year the money might be needed. capped persons. 1978 run and came back a year tapered roof or an upside-down roof,” Camp Kennedy inspired her to to Nutmeg State to promote tbueism Olympic marathon silver medalist later to win in a course-record a_go and in the top, 10 seven Revcnue.sharing funds are paid to the town four go into' the field of special educa At her New Britain school, she is The cheapest plan calls for using flat rather than times a year but allocated by the town to specific goes ’’Better yet Connecticut.” John Treacy who will be seeking clocking of 21:26, which still consecutive years. Gary Nixon of tapered insulation and using as little of it as .state tion, she said. assistant director in charge of projects only once a year. Selectman Carl Preuss In parlance to road races his third Five-Mile crown, but also stands. He was the first to break Middletown, maybe the best standards will |>ermit. According to Karen Levine, She started at the camp as an' recreation and physical fitness for es.limated that there is about $27,000 in throughout the stale, a motto that their family, friends and the 22-minute barrier here. runner in the state, was seventh in town adDjj^niistrative'assi.stant, the bid for this altered eighth grader, and remained in ^e special activities such as carnivals unallocated funds and another $63,000 that was could be adopted is ’’Better yet neighbors. 1983 but hinted he may not be in the plan came in at $^'2,000. summer program while in high and mini-Olympics. Manchester.” As Jim Balcome, race director, Main challenger to Treacy ap '84 field after a less than stellar appropriated last'spring but has not yet been school and college. She worked pears to be Stephen Binns, a native Bui all plans which conformed to the specifications spent. For on Thanksgiving Day morn likes to point out, the Manchester clocking in winning last Sunday’s drawn up by the architect came in at about $67,000 or three years as a volunteer, one of London, England. Binns is a ' Selectmen voted to ask Peterson to put those ing, Manchester, the city of Village Five-Miler has a place for eve J. Fred Martin Run in Middletown. higher, according to members of the Public Building year as a senior counselor and five Massaro Providence College graduate and sums into a 90-day certificate of deposit account. Charm, will again be transformed ryone. ” It’s become an institution We suspect Nixon will be drawn Commission years as an assistant director in June Cameron into the capital of the road racing and we take good care of the recently won the Fischang- to Manchester. The Bolton .school administration plans to apply for charge of recreation and special charged world as it hosts the 48th edition of runners,” says Dave Prindiville, Cicchetti lOK in Waterbury, break Janice Cataldo, defending a .slate grant to cover about 60 percent of the cost of the Bolton officials need clerks activities. a New Britain teaching 'staff of the Five-Mile Road Race answers race publicist, who notes despite ing Treacy’s one-year old record women's division champion, won’t project It cannot get the grant if the roof fails to She was one of 26 nominees from more than 600. the gun at 10 o’clock in front of St. its rapid growth Manchester is one with a time of 29:17, be in the field because of injury. BOLTON — The Board of Selectmen needs Treacy, who has not run compet comply with state standards, selectmen said. clerks to take minutes and do other clerical again James Church on Main Street. of the few races that provides all One to watch in the ladies' field is The .selectmen voted Tuesday to give the Board of The Manchester Five-Miler, runners with their place and time. itively since his silver medal Leslie Wrixson of Glastonbury, the chores for it.sclf and the Public Building Stephen Mj Massaro, 38, of 118C performance, in the Olympics in Education permission to apply for the grant. They Commi.ssion. sanctioned by the TAC over the The 27-year-old Treacy, a native 1982 champion. Also expected to said their approval is required by .state law. Obittiuries McKee St., was served a warrant officially measured 4.77 mile of Ireland now residing in War Los Angeles, may have an edge contend arc Agnes Ruune of Both groups have been without clerical help Tuesday charging him with four over Binns inasmuch as he knows Silverstein's comments drew little reaction from since last summer. course, is the third oldest race in wick, R.I., is the favorite to win his Prospect, Sally Zimmer and Dar the selectmen during their meeting at Community new drug law violations. Police the United States and second oldest third Five-Miler. Treacy, a Provi the local course, including the lene Beckford of Boston. Another Hall. The selectmen voted Monday to adverti.se for The tuneral will be Friday with a said-the warrant,'issued by the testing hill going ' up Highland clerks in local newspapers. The town pays $4 an Genevieve Boyington in New England, second only to the dence College graduate, was possibility is former Silk Towner But Fir.tJt Selectman Sandra Pierog .said afterward mass of Christian burial at 10 a m. State Narcotics Division, was Street. hour for meetings and guarantees a minimum of Calling hours for Genevieve internationally acclaimed Boston runner-up a year -ago by four Lori Veal, who now resides in that despite Silverstein’s warning, the selectmen will at St. Bridget Church. Burial will served on Massaro when he came Familiarity helped-him set the $8. In addition, clerks earn $3.75 an hour for work Boyington, a former Andover Marathon. It is the largest race of seconds to countryman Eamonn Indianapolis. Veal, who starred at continue to plan for the project, which has been in the be in St. Bridget Cemetery. There voluntarily to the police station. record in ’79. ■done outside of meetings. resident who died Monday, will be its kind in Connecticut and one of Coghlan. Manchester High and later at the works for more than a year. It is up to the finance are no calling hours. Holmes The four charges stem from a "That may have to change,” said Selectman today from 2 to 4 p m. and 7 to 9 the largest races of its distance in The- 31-year-old Coghlan. who Also in the hunt are Andy Ronan, University of Pennsylvania, has board to set spending limits for the project. The Funeral Home, 400 Main St., is in Sept. 28 search of Massaro’s Carl Preuss. p.m, at the Holmes Funeral Home, the United States. has won the last three Manchester another hopeful from Providence been doing well in races in the board's decision must then be ratified at a town charge of arrangements. apartment, a spokesman for the "If we have to, we have to.” answered Deputy 400 Main St. The name of the The Five-Milers’ popularity is runs, is bypassing this year’s race College, and Charlie Duggan of Hoosicr State, including winning meeting Memorial donations may be narcotics division said. evident by the last two years. Each First Selectman Douglas T. Cheney. funeral home was omitted from to avoid running on the roads. Tampa, Fla., the 1980 winner. the AUL/Governor’s Cup 8-K in By town charter, it would require a vote by the made to a charity ‘of the donor’s On the same day a search was run attracted a field of over 5,000, Coghlan, troubled by stress frac Tuesday’s Manchester Herald, choice. Duggan, originally of Hartford Indianapolis on Sept. 29 with a majority of at least B percent of the town's electorate Board to try again made at the West Side Italian including 5,146 runners a year ago. tures the last three years — who now coaches in Tampa, is the 27:51 clocking. — or more than half of 180 voters — to override a Ill Memuriani Kitchen, where Massaro is the There were 4,600 registered following the Five-Miler — won’t only non 'Irish Connection' winner Among the men masters to finance board decision. Town meetings seldom Ernest LeBel permittee. Massarp faces a charge runners as of Tuesday for the ’84 BOLTON — After learning that the Board of s In loving memory of Alan Max ron on roads until ” I ’m 100 percent in the last six years. Colin Reitz, watch is Ernie Dumas. Local attract as many as 100 people. Finance Monday turned down a request for'$3,380 Ernest LeBel, 80, of 52 Devon well, who passed away Nov. 22nd, of possession of cocaine with intent Race. sure I ’m healthy,” he said re from London, England, fifth in the favorite, 64-year-old bare-footed The Public Building Commission has said that to pay engineering fees for the planned soccer Drive, died this morning at Man 1982. to sell, stemming from the restau What makes the Manchester run cently. Instead. Coghlan will run at Olympic steeplechase, is also seen Charlie Robbins, a two-time tapered insulation would mOke rain and melted snow field at Bolton High School, the Board of chester Memorial Hospital. John Always remembered. rant search and the search of so eventful are the spectators who the TA C National Cross Country as a contender. ■ winner back in 1945 and '46, is the run off and should lengthen the life of a roof. , nearby cars. Selectmen voted Tuesday to return to the finance F. Tierney Funeral Home has Brothers and Sisters favorite to top the field in the 60 and Selectmen have al.so indicated they would like the officials with a request for $2,575. charge of funeral arrangements, The new charges are posssesion over crowd. new roof to carry as much insulation as the walls can Finance board members said Monday that the which are incomplete. I I I .Mciiioriain of cocaine, possession of mari Thirty-eight ye:ir-old Amby Bur- a hold. A consulting engineer told the areWtetd who engineering fees should come from the Board of In loving memory of Alan D. juana, possession of a prescription foot, cast coa.st editor of Runner's Horald phoio hy Savitte designed repairs to the roof, Roger Galliher of Selectmen's engineering account. Maxwell, who pas.sed iiwav Nov. legend drug, and possession of World and nine-time Manchester Simsbury, that Galliher's plans call for too much ” 1 must admit, I think I agree with, them.” Stanley Plocharski 22nd. 1982. drug paraphernalia. champion, including a streak of John Treacy, two-time champion, will be the favorite in insulation and would overstress the roof during heavy selectman Carl Preuss said when he informed Stanley Plocharski, 90, of 333 Fondly rememliered. Massaro is scheduled for ar m seven in a row, will be in the field snowfalls. the 48th edition of the Manchester Five-Miler. selectmen of the finance board's wishes. Bidwell St., died Tuesday at a local Wife Mildred. Daughter Audrey, raignment on the charges In BDD and should draw the crowd’s Without an engineer's approval, the school .system Superior Court at Manchester on fancy. He's been a favorite tor But first Selectman Sandra Pierog said the convalescent home. He was the and Son Glen J c the first five femides to eom|)lete cannot get reimbursement,from the slate, selectmen Nov. 26. years and while he won’t be women up to .39, 40-49, 50-.59 iind the money could not come out of this year's surveying husband of the late Fanny first man and woman 6() and over. the event will receive their prizes. have said. Galliher disagreed with the engineer's Stan & chasing Binns or Treacy for the top and engineering account because most of the Plocharski. In Memoriani The first three high school boys All other winners, due to confusion conclusion and has refused to revise his plans. spot, he’ll be well-recognized. engineering bill was actually paid last fiscal year In loving memory of Charles Finish and top three high school girls of a year ago. will receive theii' The selectmen have instructed the PBC to hire Born in Poland on April 4, 1894, For 1 The Road Race is co-sponsored from $16,000 that had been set aside in the 1983-84 Skrabaez, who passed away the Record along with the first Manchester prizes by mail. another architect. he had lived in Brooklyn. N.Y., and . , by the Tall Cedars of l4:banon, for budget for construction of the field. November 22, 1956. High runner al.so receive prizes But Silverstein argued that several contractors who According to Pierog, the selectmen want to Willington before moving to Man the 34th year, and the Manchester Loving memories never die Hampton was once the home of HACK NOTES: Earl Yost, bid on Galliher's plans also proposed alternative replenish that field construction fund so there will chester two years ago. He served Road Race Committee with finan As time goes on and days go by. Gov. Chauncey Cleveland. A head The race winner receives the ■ .sports |A“dilor eiiieriliis of the plans that would meet stress requirements, even be enough money to pay the contractor, B 4 P in the U.S. Army during World War cial assistance from United Tech In our hearts precious memories line over the ’’Manchester Yester Ferguson Trophy, the lop female Hei'idd'iwho helped levive the though they call for less insulation than Galliher has Turf Farm of Windsor. B 4 P bid to do the job for I. nologies’ Pratt & Whitney. Pro are kept. days” column in Tuesday’s Man finisher the C.I,. Hale Trophy and Five-Miler in 1945, is lH)norary recommended. Silverstein said a new architect is not $33,800. An additionaT$17.800 was appropriated in Of a Father and Grandfather we ceeds from the race enter the the top Manchester High iDtuicr He is survived by several nieces chester Herald incorrectly stated chairman of the 1984 Race. . Top needed. this year's budget to add to the sum set aside last Musuclar Dystrophy Research the Marzialo Trophy. and nephews and grandnieces and loved and shall never forget. that it was once President Cleve prize for llie man and woman "I do believe what you have now you can work year. Fund, national objectiveof the Tall There will be five bands .sti'jilcgi- winner are ;i color television .set with,” he said. grandnephews. Children and Grandchildren land’s home. Cedars. cally placed along the nft'c loulc. and trip to Bermuda for each! A total of $15,060 was raised by Entries will he accepted up to Numbr-rs lo look out for: Trear-y last year’s race. one hour prior to the start of the (4), Binns (7). 0|>ai'owski (.15). Prizes will be awarded the lop 25 race. Race headquarters are iil Ronan (I2). Burfoot (2). Duggan And Again Real opener against Minnesota finishers, the fir§t five female Nathan Hale School on Spruce (3) and Mark Keller (5). the latter finishers and the top three men up Street where prizes will be '— ------another of (lie long line fi'oiii to 39, 40-49, 50-59, the lop three awarded. The first 25 finishers :ind Provideiiee. RAYMOND F. DAMATO PROUDLY ANNOUNCES Huskies win tune-up ANOTHER APARTMENT COMPLEX Quotes from past Races By Len Auster about the outing, UConn’s first But.. .“Lreallydidn’tknowwhat Sports Editor to expect tonight,” said Perno, ” I Quotes front the past on Manchester's Five against outside competition.? ” We Mile Road Race: STORRS - What did UConn get needed a game like this before the wqs pleased we played with good WEST SIDE VILLAGE, 108-115 MCKEE STREET out of its 82-72 basketball exhibi season,” he said. ”I do hope we’ll intensity. And the young group the ” I don’t think there’s a race anywhere in the tion victory over Palmieras of be better prepared for the opener,” last eight minutes played with good intensity and got us the lead.” country that's better organized than the Man Herald Angle Brazil Tuesday night at the Field he added, looking towards the chester Five Miler, and I know there aren’t any House in StOrrs and did the regular season premier perfor- Palmieras. led by burly 6-8, 240-pound Bob Misevicius. former more enthusiastic fans on race day than in performance show the Huskies piance coming up Wednesday, . Manchester.” — Joe McCluskey, a two-time Earl Yost ' how they might fare in the Big East Nov. 28, against The Big Ten Providence College player, closed to 70-68 with two minutes left. But Olympian, holder 4>f 25 national championships Sports Editor Emeritus this year? Minnesota ( Golden Gophers in and a four-time winner in Manchester, 19.30-31-32 Well, if you go by point differen Minneapolis. the Huskies didn’t wilt, pulling away on eight free throws, six by and 1947. The latter year at age 36, he was the tial. Connecticut beat the Brazili Palmieras is 1-6 through seven oldest to win. ans by 10 points while Providence Big East exhibitions. It gave Earl Kelley, and a pair of jams only won by one, Boston College six Connecticut all it could handle. from Coles and Frederick. ” 1 was encouraged in that the “ There is nothing like running in Manchester. and Pittsburgh also 10 while Seton "They're a pretty good team,” This is a beautiful race, ft’s the warmest race in ” I had to conn- hack lo I'lin :i.s the (x'liplc here Perno cited. kids didn’t crack and made some Hall lost by 17. the country. The people here are just great. When arc absolutely gre.il.” .lohn Ticacy, two lime Palmieras c|id lose to George The Brazilians opened an early foul shots at the end,” said Perno. world cross country clumipion, 1984 Olympic ’’They’re as good a foreign team as I was winning regularly, the fields were never as town anti Villanova each by 20 lead before Connecticut, with a good as today. This is like putting up the Big Tent silver medalist in the marathon and two-time points and still has St. John’s and contigent of Terrence Warren, we’ve played. They’ve seemed to winner in Manchester, 1978-79 Me holds the get better (on the tour).” each year for two hours, ” — Johnny Kelley, also a Syracuse left on its nine-game Anthony Moye, Ray Broxton, Tim former two-time USA Olympic team member and course record of 21:26 .set iu 1979 swing against Big East teams. Coles and Alvin Frederick oh the Kelley paced Connecticut with 20 pointS'but didn’t seem comfortable winner of six Five Milers, 1951-52-53, '57, '61-62. Does that put Connecticut tied floor, came back in the final eight "I love (0 come here to mn. The (XMiple ;ire all at point guard. He did have seven for fifth in the conference with minutes of the half to take a 39-31 "This was the biggest thrill of my life, entering great. Everyone is so friendly. It's a great town lead at the intermission. assists but also had more than half Pittsburgh whereas most of the the Manchester Five Mile Roath^ce. I have run and a great race." - Eamonn ( ’oghl.in. winner in UConn was able to take the lead of UConn’s 13 turnovers with season the Huskies have pencilled hundreds of miles all over the Um ti^ States but no Manchester the last three yeais, 1981 83. world with the Brazilians having substi seven. ’’Kelley will only get better in for the cellar? where have I found the color, the ekeitement and indoor mile record-holder and two time Irish tutes hn the floor, an appreciable at his spot,” Perno said. Warren, Hmmm. enthusiasm that surrounds the Manchester Olympic learn memher How did Coach Dom Perno feel drop-off from the starting five. 6- 6 freshman out of Newark, N.J., played 17 minutes and dished out race. ” — Vin Fandetti, former Amateur Athletic Union official. six assists with one turnover. At t&4s5 W '’The Manchester race has ;ilways h:id NHL roundup times he played the point with quality.” Hill .Itodger.s, another former Kelley moving to No. 2 guard. "Imagine, getting a prize even before you run a race. I was treated like a human being as were all Olympian and one of world's lo|) ro.id runners Perno said don’t be.surprised to over the hist deejide. WEST SIDE VILLAGE WAS PURCHASED IN MAY AND CDMPLETELY REHADBED INSIDE AND DUT see that during thb season. His 9ther runners. I have never seen a course stance on Warren? ” I thought he patrolled as well in all my years of running The facilittes are exebllent. The people in Manchester ‘T v e raced all over the United Stales and this is Quebec finally did a decent job overall. He the ties! organized race in the country. The BEDRDDM, Vk BATH TOWNHDUSES. financing was provided bythe ^SavbigsBank distributed the ball well. He forced do more for runners than anywhere. ” — Old 2 .. Johnny Kelley, another former Olympian and organization is just fantastic" - Randy Thornjis, the action a couple of times but holder of several natiomil long d’islanee lilies. overall for a first game, he got a Artierica’s top marathoner for years, NO OPEN HOUSE FOR THIS COMPLEX BECAUSE ALL UNITS ARE RENTED. ' overtime winner B-,” ” 1 made two goals in track, (1) win the Frederick, looking more relaxed ” I think the Manchester race is No. I in New By Lisa Harris England in terms of individual treatment every Manchester race and 12) make.the Olympic year. than a year ago, had 16 points on team. I worked llyearsto winin Manchester" BUT WE RE PROUD OF THEM AND WE WANT TO SHARE OUR PRIDE WITH YOU. UF>I Sports Writer Despite the fact that his team 7- of-9. shooting from the floor. runner personally receives, Manchester is beautiful in its relative intimacy while the Charlie Duggan. He achieved goal No I in 1980.' outshot Chicago 40-22, a relieved ’’Alvin when he plays relaxed can proving 13 was not unlucky The Quebec Nordiques got the Quebec coach Michel Bergeron play and he can play some good response .from spectators remains unbelieva "THE IFRIENDSHIP OF THOSE WE SRVE IS THE FOUNDATION OF OUR PROGRESS" great shot from their the big gun credited Gosselin especially. defense, too,” Perno said. ble.” — Amby Burfoot, the all-time Five Mile and great saves' from their hot "Our goaltender made the key And sophomore Kenny Henry king who won nine times in a iff-year period, 1968 We want our residents goaltender. saves,” said Bergeron. ”We could looks like he’s ready to contribute. thru 1977, missing a perfect 10 when he was third "ft’s really like a homeeoining. Each year I see But more than Michel Goulet’s have lost the point, but that would The left-handed shooting 6-6 for in 1970 to John Vitale and Pat McMahon friends that I haven’t seen since last Thanksgiv goal at 1:17 of overtime, more than be looking at things negatively. We ward bad 10 points, hitting three ing.” -■ Charlie Robbins, Five Mile champ in Mario Gosselin’s glove, the odds played with the agressiveness big jumpers wh^n Palmieras was* 1945-46; winner of II national championships., and won out for the Nordiques Tuesday needed to win the hockey game.” making a run at Connecticut. the dean of all runners in Manchester. Tomorrow night. His overall evaluation. ’’When will be his ,39th Five Miler, .33rd in succession; two When Quebec beat-Chicago 3-2 in, Islanders 5, Capitals 3 we executed we did good things,” records that most likely will never be equalled or overtime,'the Nordiques claimed surpassed. " ■'* or p a „ . . . I f e Caro! At Uniondale. N.Y., Bryan Trott- Perno said. ’T m pleased from the their first NHL overtime victory in ier and Brent Sutter scored two standpoint on what we worked we "The Manchester race is known throughout the DRIVE BY WESj^lDMHllAGE AND SEE WHY WE ARE SO PROUD OF THE DAMATO REPUTATION" 18 opportunities since the league goals apiece to lead New; York past got better. introduced the five-minute sudden- country. I found that out last week at the National Three time winner o f City Beautification Award from .the Washington. It was 'the sixth ’T v e been encouraged by the death session last season. straight home victory for the pre-season but we have to get Road Race Directors’ Convention in Washington, Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce Raymond F. Damato, ”I always had a lot of chances to Islanders. better.” D.C. I talked with directors from other parts of Developer and Owner Of; score in overtime,” said Goulet. UCONN (11) — Ray Broxton 4-91-19i the countryandtiiey expressed interest in how we Pine Ridge Village "Last year we had many chances Blues 5, Canucks 1 Eddie W illiam s 3-9 0-0 6, T im Coles 6-10 operated so efficiently It was a thrill to learn that and never could score. 'iTiis year 3-8 15, A lvin Frederick 7-9 2-4 14, Earl other race directors were interested In- our Sunny Brooke Village At Vancouver, British Columbia, DAiMATO EN1EI when we play overtime, we Kelley 7-10 6.6 20, Ken H enry 4-7 2-2 10, ideas.” — Jim Balcome, local race director. The Teresa Apartments Mark Reeds scored his first NHL G e rry Besselink t-4 0-0 2, Terence Rental Office seemed to be a little nervous.” hat trick and assisted on Brian W arren 0-20-00, Anthony M ove 2-20-04 Homestead Park Village Goulet took a pass from Jimmy Jeff Kino 04) 0410. Totals 34-62 14-21 82 “ What makes Manchester so great is that it .Sutter’s third-period goal to lead PALMIERAS (72) - Lorry Hutchin 230-A New State Road Independence Village Mann in the slot area, fired a shot St. Louis. Reeds’ third tally, at son 0-2 0-0 0, Foblo Alm eldo 5-7 t-1 n doesn’t have to spend a lot of money like they do in Raymond Village section I & 2 and then grabbed his own rebound 10:38 of the final period, was a Bob Misevicius 7-14 3-3 17, Cesar Boston and on the Cape to gel quality runners:” — before stuffing the puck low to Covalconte 6-8 2-5 14, Eduordo Galvao 't 'M Manchester, Ct. ond now short-handed effort. Vancouver, 6-11 3-3 15, Gustavo A gu irre 2-5 , John Vitale, the man who snapped Burfoot’s early netminder Murray Bannerman’s 041 4 IVest Side Village last in the Smythe Division, Luts Azevedo 2-3 04) 4, Jose Solonl 1-4 Greg Meyer Joe McCluskey domination in 1970, and a national champion In his Raymond F. pamato 646-1021 stick side for his 13th goal of the 1-1 3, Foblo Modonez 1-1 2-2 4. Totals own right. ' pbi^ Others Throughout Manchester dropped to 4-14-2. 30-55 12-15-72. I 10 - M A\( MK' TKH HK?1 Trimmings added to beefy Washington lineup I League champions collide on Turkey Day Bv Fred Lief Bv Bob Popetti fam iliar Philadelphia story. This "The defense was solid the whole And for only the second time in Fogarty, Eli McFolley. Greg any more incentive is needed. UPl Sports Writer flurry in the last four seconds. 25 points Darrell Griffith had 22 Herald Sports Writer some olicnse ol its own. Quarter and has that exceptional ability to •Was Washington s first triumph in game. ” Washington coach Gene percent in eclipsing the Suns. The its nine-year history, the Turkey Turner, Albie Harris. Dave Maz- insides records, the two adver break tackles and m;ike the big Philadel|)hia since April 12. 1983 Sidney Moncrief had 33 points for points and Mark Eaton 19 rebounds back Fogarty has come into his Shue said. "We're tickled with the Lakers, the league’s best shooting Day game will feature two confer zotta and junior Danny Addabbo saries are very similar in compo own as a , leader, whether he is play. Start with that, we have to The beef h;is olways been there "Thiit was a great win. " said the Bucks and Mark Aguirre 24 for for the Jazz, who have lost all six of The game everyone's been wait way we’re playing This was a very Dallas. team, have won five in a row. ence champions. Manchester, 6-3. are back for the Indians. Expe nents. Both are sound clubs, with stop the big play.” - now eome the trimmings Robinson, who had 13 rebounds their road games ing for has finally arrived. handing off or’ letting it Ry. hig game for us "' . Phoenix rookie Jay Humphries overall, won (at least a tie for the rienced Eagles include seniors outstanding offensive backfields. Speedburner Turner, a convert^ Kelly’s heroes on defense this For years, the Was'hington It leels really g"ood to win here Manchester High meets East scored 15 points. CCC Eastern (.'Division crown. Buddy Zachery, Joel Hoffman. and quick, aggressive defenses. halfback, is a dangerous split end, year have tn'en the likes of linemen Bullets hiivt'been long on strength It's been an adjustment but we're Rockets 123, Pistons 117 Catholic High Thursday morning Knicks 106, Wan1ors<101 Nuggets 124, Sonics 114 East, 7-2 overall, clinched a share Erich Jankowski and Kurt Hovan. The biggest factor that may while junior Mike Custer is a Geoff Roulay. Miek Keane and and short on speed But that all coming along very well at Memorial Field at 11 o’clock in of its HCC title. Fourteen other seniors, six from ehanged draft day with the aequisi- At Houston, the Rockets ran At Seattle. Alex English scored affect the outcome occurred Satur capable target. The most wanted Mike RisCa.ssi, lightening bolt "Kverbody really works to At New York. Bernard King the annual Turkey Day football One item of prestige that is at Manchester and eight from East, linn of veterans (Jus W illiams and their record to 10-2 behind Ralph 25 points and Calvin Natt 23 as day. East Catholic's superb junior Indi.in,- though, is tailback Eli linebacker Sean Brennan and gether Our execution was very scdred 28 points and Louis Orr had Blazers 117, Nets 107 (ot) showdown. stake is the Army and, Navy Club will play in the final high school Cliff Robinson Sampson's 28 points and 17 re Denver won its sixth straight. The quarterback. Scott Vibberts, broke McFolley, who has the propensity- safety Zacherv, who is all over the good tonight I thought ourdefense in the second haPf to bounds and Akeem Olajuwon's 26 At Porltand. Ore., Kiki Vande- Though not as much is on the line trophy. The award i.s presented to game of their careers. his hand in practice. The author of ■ Nuggets, 9-2, are off to their best this year as was in 1983, both to explode. McFolley has scored field. And Tuesday night in Philadel was the key. We held Moses carry Ifl^York Purvis Short had points and 16 rebounds. The weghe scored 28 points and Mychal the winning team, with a trophy It’s understandable why oppos nine touchdown passes will not Cournoyer is concerned with 30 for the Warriors start since 1976, their first year in Manchester and East will field four touchdowns each in three of phia the two servr>d up the house Malone under cont-rol and that Pistons were led by Isiah Thomas Thompson 26 and the Blazers drew being retir^ after a school has ing coaches Ron Xoumoyer of play. Replacing Vibberts. in his the the past five games. East’s quickness on ’I)'. ’’They’re the NBA. Seattle’s Tom Chambers comparable squads of excellence. speeta.l in stretching the Bullets’ doesn't happen very often ” with 25 points. away In overtime. The Nets led won three times. East leads the Manchester and Jude Kelly of East first varsity start of his career, is not overly big, but if you can’t find hit for 21 points. Last Thanksgiving, as town "It’s a shame that Vibbertscan't winning streak to six with a 120-105 •Vltilone had 17 points and 9 Mavericks 109, Bucks 108 102-98 with 17 seconds left in current series, 2-1. place so much emphasis on the sophomore Tony .Alibrio.' play, he had such a great year.” them, you’re not gonna hit ihcm.” victory over the 76ers rebounds with rookie Charles residents remember, there was The winning squad also receives senior element on Turkey Day. •At Dallas. Derek Harper and Jay Kings 129, Jazz 122 regulation but a 20-footer by "It's his shot," said Kelly of the said a sincere Cournoyer. "They 'Manchester’s defense is al Its Williams and Robinson each Barkley also delivering 17 points. Lakers 130, Suns 108 Vandeweghe and two free throws more at stake than mere pride. The the Jam es Horvath trophy, “The game is for our seniors,” regular junior varsity signal still have plenty of weapons, prime, allowing just ihre«> TDs in scored 24 points as the Bullets put Jeff Ruland added 22 points .and Vincent combined for 7 points in At Kansas City. Mo-,, Phil winner would get a crack at a state ' awarded by the game’s officials. said Cournoyer. ’’They've turned the final minute andthe Mavericks At Inglewood. Calif.. Magic by Clyde Drexler tied it. ’Otis' caller; "Alibrio has been working though. wj|h a great fullback and the past four contests. The Indians’ an end to what had become a k rank Johnson 13 for Washington. Johnson won in his debut as Kings Johnson had'“ 29 points and 10 Birdsong finished with 20 for New tournament bid. As it turned out. In head-to-head overall competi around our program.” the same plays all year, for t he J Vs survived a 5-point Milwaukee East beat -Manchester, 14-0, and two excellent halfbacks.” two best defensive filayers. Fo coach with Eddie Johnson Scoring assists and the Lakers shot 68 Jersey. tion (the first meeting was played "It's the last game for the and as a back-up in practice. ” "But we have to keep the ball,” garty at cornerback ;md McFolley advanced to edge Hand for the OB opening day and not on seniors, so they want to put forth Though the Eagles' passing Class MM state championship. Cournoyer added. "The key to the al safety, pace a secondary that is Thanksgiving), East holds a S;4 their best effort,” noted Kelly. game 'may be less of a threat, game for us is that number 32 second to none, Tn-captain corner There will be no state champioif- edge. The Eagles posted shutout "But the underclassmen want to there's still the potent wishbone ship sweepstakes this time around (McFolley) gets the ball more than Mazzotta is also back, after having victories in 1982, 12-D, and last give their best, too, for the running attack. Tri-captain Hof 48 (Zachery).” missed (he past two ganics with a (though East is still mathemati year. S c o r e b d a r d seniors.” fman, sophomore Kevin RisCassi ”Manches(er’s offense is really broken hand. Harris is a central cally alive). Nevertheless, two ■Ten starters, six for Manchester Everyone wants to go out a and most notably Zachcry. a 1.000 very formidable gridiron oppo multi-dimensional,” noted Kelly. figure al linebacker, while senior and four for East, re ti^ from last winner. yard rusher, give East a trio of "They mix up their passing well, linemen Mike Holland. Fete F'ran- nents will square off in what will be year’s thriller. "And our seniors haven't,beaten talented backs but a lot of talk is on McFolley and kovitch and Brendan McCarthy Nordiques3.BlackHawks2(OT| Bullets 120.76ers 105 ^ m o 7-13 I’M ?, Henderson OrU 1-2 13, a rematch for many, Turkey Day veteran seniors Jim East, yet,” added Cournoyer, os if . Manchester can counter with Ww)d. 6-4 2-2'^4, Silvers 3-6 2-2 8, .rightfully so. He hits the hole quick hope to go out with a bang. Hockey McCorm ick 2-4 WJ^4, Blackwell 0304)0, C h lM g o 00 2 0—2 W ASH IN G TO N (120) K ing 5 4 ^ 13, BrIckowskI 3-7 04) 6', Ourtec 0111—3 "••••••••••••••••••••a B ollard 3-6 2-2 8. M ahom G4 3-4 3, Sundvold 34 04) 6, Schweltz )-3 00 2. Baseball Football First period—None. Penalties— Ruland9-124-4 22, Gus W iliam s 11-19 2-524, T ^ o ls 46-89 22-27 114, Dutour, Due, 1:56; Gardner, Chi, 4:21; B radley 5-9CM) 12, Robinson 11-21 2-224, F Ludzik, Chi, 4:51; Hunter, (3ue, 5 ‘24; S S X JT 30 30 » 34-124 ...... NHLstandings Johnson 6-11 1-1 13, Dave 4-7 2-4 10, J. S ^ l e 25 27 27 3S— 114 Indians, Eagles speak The line-ups Fraser, Chi, 15:12; T. M urray, Chi, 15:12; mPlone2-2(M)4, Sewell04)0-00. Totals51-9) Mann, (3ue, do,uble-mlnor, 15:12; Hunter, ,.Tbr®e point gools-Evons. Fouled out- AL rookie voting 1^22. None. Totol fouls-Denver 21, Seattle 22. NFL standings Woles Conference Due, 15:U, Lvslok, Chi, motor, 19:15; M anchester East Catholic P H IL A D E L P H IA (105) “ (English, Dunn Pofrldt Division Weslev, Due, molor, 19:15, E rvln g 7-18 2-3 16, lovaroni 1-2 04)2, M. 6), S e a ttle ^ ISIkma 11). Assists-Denver NEW YORK (UPl) — Voting on the American Conference N o . N a m e Ht, Wt. C l. P o s. N o . Name Ht W( Cl. l^’ RIvbardson 3-6 04) 6, 38(Levw 13), Seattle 26 (Henderson 7). Amerl^con Leogue Rookie of the Yeor Eost W ' Second period—1, Quebec, Cote 4 (A ' ’ • Threa16-t34-416, Bark lev J,»lon 269 236 What would the big game be gonna beat them.” Buffalo 9 7 2 20 /5 64 Hunter), 1:17. Penalties-None. Mark Gubicza. Kansos City 1 Cincinnati gonna come play with II people." 23 Dwayne Albert , 5-7 145 So . WB-RB 29 Kevin RisCassi 5-11 161 S o 1,.. ** (M ohorn Richardson 316 OO 6, Kino 7-14 2-3 16, Al Nipper, Boston \ 208 266 without the traditional pre-game What’s the difference between 9 to I 19 73 76 14),Phlladelphlo Johnson 02 08 0, Birdsong 016 44 20, Clevelond 159 224 Indian Harris; "We still have to Ron Romanick, California l Houston clash of words between the oppos 24 Greg Turner 6-0 180 . SE 86 Chris Seeger 5 -10 140 Sr. Hartford , 7 8 2 M 51 72 Shots on goal—Chicago 6-9-6-I — ” Assists-Washington 32 Ransey 592-212, SapoletonO2080,Turner 171 336 the two teams from a year ago? play our game.” Sr Campbell Conference 22. Quebec 11-13-14-2—40 ' «i oworded on basis of 5 points tor 89 1 o ? Williams 8), Phllodelohia 27 08 OO 0. Totals 45105 16-22 107. first pfoco/ 3 for second, I for Itilrd) ing players? Jim Fogarty. Manchester: Mike Custer 6-3 163 Jr. TE 85 T o m W h a le n 6-1 175 S r Norr|s Division ■ix PORTLAND (117) D e n v e r. . 269 171 Eagle Chris Seegcr: "It might (Richardson, Cheeks 6) Seattle What’s the scoop, guys? "We're more fired up.” 70 A lle n C o t e W L T Pts. GF GA Power-ploy conversions— Chicago 4- Technical— Washington Coach Shue. J,'’? ?'” ®" 8-9 26, Vandeweghe 332 176 help us win, if they think it'll be 5-11 181 Jr. T 55 K u rt H o v a n 6-3 205 S r Chicago 9 8 2 20 85 74 I Quebec 3-0. LA Raiders 271 221 "It’s the last shot for a lot of 101901028. NorrlsS47817,Paxson9-191-2 Kurt Hovan, East: "We re just easy.” 64 Neill Ramsey 5-10 172 Sr. G St. Louis 8 8 1 17 61 64 Goolles—Chlcogo, Bonnermon. Qu 19, Valentine 4-9 4-4 12, COrr 01 3-4 3, AL rookie of the year winners Son Diego 316 296 people,” said East Catholic tri 76 Erich Jankowski 5-11 193 S r Minnesota 4 9 Konsas City as good as last year.” Eagle back-up QB Tony Alibrio: 5 13 62 81 ebec, Gosselln. A— 14,838. p re x le r 4-13 2-2 10, Kersey 01 2-2 2, -’ •V J f u ,m\/ 195 255 58 Albie Harris 6-0 190 Sr. C 56 Sean Brennan 5 -10 178 Sr. Toronto 4 n 3 11 59 83 Knicks 106. Warriors 101 Notional CcMiference captain Joel Hoffman. “It’s proba Pete Frankovitch, Manchester: “I just have to relax.” Detroit . Scheftler 0 8 0 8 0. Totols 4187 3541 117. 65 4 n 2 10 61 . 78 Referee— Ron Fournier. New Jersey 19 31 24 34 S—107 I m (UPl) — American East bly the game I’ll remember best.” "Last year’s seniors won tlieCCIL, What’s it like, playing In front of John Rodgers 5-7 179 S r G . 61 Vinny Fusco 5-9 195 Jr. Smyttie Division winners: W L T Pet. PF PA Edm onton G O L D E N S T A T E (101) Porttand 24 M 25 27 IS— 117 "Whichever team loses will hear but didn't beat East. I want to the big crowd? 75 K e n M o d e a n 6-3 220 Sr. T 13 3 3 29 97 • 55 Three point goals—O’Koren. Fouled 1984—Alvin Davis, Seattle N Y Giants 7 5 0 .583 237 223 50 Mike RisCassi 6-1 172 Sr. Calgary ” ■24 2-9 X, Smith 2-5 1-4 5, about it for the rest of the year.” ' 11 7 1 23 97 74 W hitehead 5-99-919, Conner 1-6002, Floyd out—Norris. Total fouls—New Jersey 1983—‘Ron Kittle, Chicago Woshlngton 7 5 0 .583 295 224 leave here by winning the CCCand Manchester’s Harris: "We just 9 7 3 21 74 71 27, IS?— Ripken Jr., Baltimore Dallas 7 5 0 .583 213 223 said Manchester tri-captain Atbie against EC.” 8 7 M 21, Wilson 00 04) 0, Aleksinos St. Louis tune it out.” 2 18 66 63 '^ 3,. 4-5 2-2 10, Plum m er 2-4 Porltand 21. Rebounds— New Jersey 45 ]981— D ove Righettl. New Y o rk 6 6 0 .500 315 269 Harris. Defense 4 14 2 10 67 119 Basketball 1980— Joe Charboneou, Cleveland Philadelphia- 5 6 1 .458 215 Geoff Bquiay, East: "We're a East’s Boulay: "We don’t hear 34 7, Thibeouk 1-1 00 2, Burtt 1-2 041 2 (GmlnskI 12). Portland 51 (Norris 14). 234 Why does this particular game 13 John Buccheri Tuesday's Results Tolols35-69 29-40101. Assists—New Jersey 31 (Richardson 7). Central better teanfi than last year.” it, but once you get off the field you 5-10 166 Jr. E 77 Rob Kwasnicki 6-2 172 J r CJuebec 3, Chlcogo 2 (OT) Griffin, Toronto; John Chicago 8 4 0 .667 mean so much? NEW YORK 006) Portlond 20 (Volentine 7). Te^nlcol foul 240 183 How will the loss of East notice it.” 62 Jim Pearson 6-1 280 S o . . T 50 Mike RisCassi 6-1 172 S r N Y. Islonders 5, Woshlngton 3 —New Jersey trainer Massman. A— Castino, Minnesota (fie) Green Bay 5 7 0 .417 277 236 St. Louis 5. Vancouver t NBA standings Cum m ings 7-13 7-8 21, King 12-23 4-6 28, Eagle Martin Lee: “It’s some Catholic's starting quarierbBck Bailey 01 OO 0,’ Corter 6-15 1012 22, 12.666. 1978— Lou Whitaker, Detroit Tam pa Bov 4 8 0 .333 224 292 Manchester’s Neill Ramsey: 69 Mike Holland 6-2 220 Sr. NG 19 M a rtin L e e 5-7 140 Sr. Wednesdav'sCames Baltimore , Detroit 3 B 1 .292 219 thing special because it’s Scott Vibberts affect the game? W olker 6-18 5-8 17, Bonnister 05 1-2 1, 288 “We're just gonna go out’there and 85 Pete Frankovitch „ (All Times EST) G runteld 1-1 O-O 2, O rr 58 57 15, 1976— M a rk Fldrych, (Detroit Minnesota 3 9 0 .250 235 330 Thanksgiving" 6-0 185 Sr, T 53 Geoff Boulay 6-2 185 S r Boston at PhlladelDhlo,7:3Sp m Eastern Conference Tuesday's results '975— Fred Lynn, Boston West Eagle Mike RisCassi; “It’s more have some fun.” Atlantic Division Covenolt OO OO 0, Sparrow 01 OO 0 Indian Ken Modean: "It’s the 44 Brendan McCarthy 5-9 163 Sr. E 89 M ic k K e a n e 5-11 167 Sr. Hartford at Detroit, 7:35 o.m. Totals 3785 32-43 106. 1974— Mike Hargrove, Texas v-Son Fron. 11 1 0 .917 335 184 of a challenge for us. now.” Sum up the game in one word. Buffalo ot N Y. Rangers, 7:35 a m „ . W L Pe t.'> G B College basketball scores L A Roms town rivalry.” Boston 8 1 889 — Golden M o le 17 23 31 30— 101 ]97J—Al Bumbry. Baltimore 7 5 0 .583 235 227 Indian Eli McFolley: "We're "Intensity,” Hoffman of East. 63 Danny Addabbo 5-9 180 Jr. LB 56 Sean Brennan 5-10 178 Sr. Washington at Pittsburgh, 7:35p m N w Y o rk » 14 27 33— 104 ]9T2— Carlton Fisk, Boston New Orleans 6 6 0 .500 243 265 Eagle Sean Brennan: "It’s for Toronto at M innesota, 8:35 p m Phllodelohlo 7 3 700 1'Y Atlanta 3 9 treating it like we're still playing 58 Albie Harris 6-0 190 Sr. LB Washington 8 5 615 2 Three-point goals— Floyd. Short „ East 1971—Chris Chambliss, Clevelond 0 .250 218 279 “Psyched.” John Rodgers of 87 Jim Mieezkowski 6-2 177 Jr. WinnipegatEdmonton,9'35p m Bobson 77, MIT 56 ft berth the town, and we want that against Vibberts.” New Jersey 6 6 .500 3'/j Fouled out-None. Total fouls—Golden Manchester. 12 Jim Fogarty 6-1 171 S r CB 35 167 ■ Vancouver at Colgary,9:35p m Stote33, New York30. Rebounds—Golden Baruch 75, Pratt 55 New Yo rk trophy.” Eagle Erich Jankowski; "It'll Mike Mangiafico 6-0 Jr. New Jersey at Los Angeles, 10:35o m New Y ork 4 9 .308 6 "Prestige.” Hovan of East. Central Division Stole 39 (Whitehead 12), New York 35 CobrInI 108, Penn St.-Capital 70 Plnlello, KonsasCIty T hursdoy's Gom es Indian Greg Turner: "It means make us try even harder, now that 10 Dave Mazzotta 5-9 161 Sr. CB 14 R o b D a r b y 5-8 160 Jr. Tbursdav's Games ((:urnmlnos 10). Assists—Golden State Curry 92, Bridgewater St 89 •968— Stan Bahnsen, New York (All Times EST) "Intensity.” Brennan of East. Pittsburgh at H artford, night Milwaukee 8 5 615 — more to us because we haven't won 32 Eli McFolley 5-0 Chicago 7 5 583 ILonnef. Floyd 6), New York 18 E. Nazarene 73, Hellenic 59 — Rod Carew. Minnesota Green BoyaUJetrolt, )2:30p.m we have to beat the adversity, as "Intensity.” Mazzotta of 170 S r. S 4 8 Buddy Zachery 5 -10 180 Sr. Chicago at M o nireo l, night 1966— Tommy Agee, Chicago it yet.” ^ I r o lt 6 6 .500 I','3 (W olker 8). Technicals— Golden State Moravian 46, Hovertord 53 New England at Dallas, 4 o.m. well.” 24 Greg Turner N Y. Polytech 75, MoMov SO Manchester. 6-0 180 Sr. S 15 Mike McCaffrey 5-9 143 Sr. AHL standings A llo n lo 4 7 .364 3 (Illegal detense). New York (Illegal •965—Curl Blefory. Boltimore , Suhthiy's (Jambs Eagle Buddy Zachery: "It’s the Indian Brendan McCarthy: "It Indlono 4 8 .333 3'T defense). A — 8,863. Nvock Coll. 82, Washington Bible63 ]964— Tony Olivo, Minnesota Atlanta at C incinnati, I p.m "Pressure.” Alibrio of iEast. Cleveland 1 10 .091 6 Sollsburv St. 90, Washington & Lee 74 1963— G o ry Peters, Chicago Buffalo ot Washington I p m • , South 1962— Tom Tresh, New Y o rk Houston at Cleveland, 1 p.m. Northern Division Western Conference Kings 129, Jazz 122 1961— Don Schwall, Boston M l^est Division Alice Llovd 75 PIkevllle 70 Kansas Citv at New York Giants, 1 cr _ W L T Ph. GF GA Bluetleld St. 97, Bluefleld (Vo.) 81 ]960— Ron Honsen, Baltim ore P.m. ^ W L Pet. GB Fredericton 12 5 I 25 73 62 Christopher Newport 63, Longwood '^59— Bob Allison, Washington Los Angeles Rqms at Tampa Bay, 1 M aine 8 6 3 19 65 45 Houston 10 2 833 ______U T A H (122) 57 p. m. Adirondack 8 5 3 19 63 71 Denver 9 2 .810 V3 , -411, Kelley 2-23-4 7, Eoton Keep the game Concord 69, Salem 59 1950—Alble Pearson, Washington PhlladelDhIa ot St. Louis, 1 p m Sherbrooke 9 9 1 19 66 66 po lio s 7 7 .500 4 I*' °''®®'' 13,Grltflth7-20 Son Antonio 6 6 500 4 Concord 90, Bluefleld (Vo.) 63 San Diego at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. ' Novo Scotia .7 j9 3 17 67 79 5-522, And®rson2'47-811,Stockton 3-7 04) Chicago at Minnesota 4 p.m. 6 7 .462 4'/3 6, B ailey 59 1-2 11, Poullz 1-2 OO 2, Cumberland 50, Lincoln Memorial !9S7— Tony Kubek. New York Moncton "S10 . 3 15 69 75 43 J95^ L u Is Aporlclo, Chicago Colts at Los Angeles Rolders, 4pm h r . . _ Southern Division Kansas. Cllv 2 8 . 200 7 Hansen 512 7-10 17, Wilkins 57 04) 10. '•V- Pacific Division Totals44-9531-42122, Marietta (O.) 79, Wheeling68 !X?5— H erb Score, Clevelond Son Francisco at New Orleans, 4 o.m Rochester 13 4 , 1 27 74 44 3954— Bob Grim, New York Seattle at Denver, 4 p.m L ’ b in perspective 8 5 .615 — KANSAS CITV (129) N orfolk St. 89, Livin g sto n e 72 Bingham ton 8 8 2 18 81 70 Salem 88, Bluefleld (W.Vo.) 84 IJg —Horvey Kuenn, Detroit L.A. Lakers 8 5 .615 — Johnson U-213-325,Dlberdlng576416, M o n d o y 't G am e B altim o re 7 7 3 17 61 57 W.Vo. St. 118, Ky. Chrlstlon 81 ?f?“ t!P*’'^ ®V’'*®Pf'»<*elPhla New York Jets at Miami, 9 p.m. New Haven 7 7 3 17 74 63 Portland . 8 6 .571 V, ThomOTOn 4 7 7-13 15, L. Drew 8-17 55 21, Seattle 4 8 . 333 3V3 Midw est WcDougald, New York Hershev 5 7 4 14 63 69 Theus7-135720,Woodson7-105-619, Buse Augsburg 94, Northland 72 1950— Wolf Dropg, Boston By Bob Popetti S ftln ^ le ld 5 11 2 12 58 91 L.A CIlDoers 4 8 . 333 3'/3 n , 1^,;’, 4, Thorpe 04) 0 2 0, Merlw eother Golden State 3 9 250 4V3 Cedarvllle 83, Indiana Tech 73 ' 1949— Roy Slevers, St. Louis Coilegefootbalischedule Herald Sports Writer St. Cothorines 4 11 3 11 62 88 39-50?29' ''®T^®*''®'' '-4 4-4 6, Totals 45-83 Creighton 78, Brandon 50 _ Tuasdav't Gomes Tuesday's Results •••••••••••••••••#»#! Bob No Gom es Scheduled New York 106, Golden State 101 Detlonce66. Heidelberg 56 Doane69. Bellevue 59 Thursday, Nov. 22 Most of the 6,000 or so spectators Wednesday'tGomes Washington 120, Phllodelohlo 105 Alabama St.-Tuskegee Springfield at Adirondack Findlay 81. Baidwin-Wallace 72 who will attend the Turkey Day Papetti j Dallas 109, Mllwoukee 100 oul^s?,';:.’ Ft. Hoys St. 113, Bethany 79 Transactions CIncInnoti-MlarnI (O.) football game can’t wait to sec Rochester ot BInghomton, night M ankato St. 77. St. Thom as 63 I Moncton at Sherbrooke, night Houston 123, Detroit 117 Kansas City 31. Rebounds— Utah 43 Kansas Citv 129, Utah 122 Mount Union 78, Mt. Vernon Nazarene Fhday.Nov.Z) Manchester and East Catholic Herald Thursday’s Gomes Eaton 19), Konsos City 44 (Thompson 75 Navv-Armv (1) L.A. Lokers 1», Phoenix 108 13). Asslsts-utoh 23 (Stockton 7). duke it out for the "town Rochester at BInghomton Bosketball Southern Methodlst-Arkansas (Sports Writer Hershey at Fredericton- Portland 117, New Jersey 107 (OT) ,<‘-D ;evv 8). T e c h n lc o l- Nebraska^maha 70, Kearney St. 65 championship.” Denver 124, Seattle 1)4 Olterbein 104, Ohio Dominican 51 co^° ~ °® ossl»*ant KonsosCItv (deloyotgome). A— 7,132. (1) Phlladelohia, Pa. Cheap entertainment on your Wednesday'sGames Pittsburg SL 74,’Kansos Newman 73 „ College Islanders 5, Capitals 3 ^ (All Times EST) Washburn 90, Sterlino 53 day off before pigging out at the Lakers 130. Suns 1.08 Dismissed entire Golden Stoteot Boston, 7:30o.m W oyne St. 78, Peru St. 57 family feast. Woshlngton n 0 i — i Kansas City ot Washington, 7:M 0 m . Exhibition coach B ill Wl llamson and assistants Theo NtW York 1 1 S New Y ork at Clevelond, 7:30 0 m PHOENIX (UN)' Athletes In Action 93, U C L A 72 Lemon and Henry Ross. NFL Injury report At stake, as everyone knows, is "please pus.s tlieeranherry siuiee” Fir' rlod— 1, NY Islanders, LoFon- Philadelphia at Indiana, 7:30o.m. Adorns 24 2-2 6, Nance 58 1-4 II, ConnertIcUt 82, Palm ier os (Brazil) 72 — Announced retirement ot the all-important "town bragging and dad says "go long.” Chicago at Mllwo'ukee,8:30p m Creighton 78, Brandon 50 football coach F rank N avarro, [bit' D Sutter, Gillies), 19:48 J-210, Halfon 6-91 -113, Maev Hofstra96, Belgrade (Yuooslavla)67 THANKSGIVING DAY rights.” Both teams' l(‘;igue .seasons are - Penu.fits—Tonelll,NY),17:25 Detroit at Son Antonio, 8:30 0 m 4-102-310, Janes 5-74414, Lucas 282-26, ,, Unl^versltv ol Utah — Reached' a Utah vs, Atlonto ot New Orleans, 9 M orehead St. 86, M arathon O il 71 The winning players earn the already (ompleied Both have Second oerlod—2, NY Islanders, Trott- D.rn. f 3-122-29, Hum phries m utuol agr®em®nt" with football coach ^ 2 (Bossy, Gilbert), 14:40. Penalties— 6-113-415, Pittman0-1686,Sanders2-2(M>4 *1’®' he would not return right, but are they really the ones L.A. Lokers at Phoenix, 9 :X p.m. (^-5) — Patriots C Pete Brock clinehed at le.ist ties for llieit ' “ ’ 8; Bossy, NYI, Tatals418725-34I08. ^®’'?®„ ®*°*® U niversity — Craig James (shoulder), P Herald photo by Tarquinio who do the most bragging and get Denver at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m. L A L A K E R S (130) Football coach Don Davis resigned respective v o n f eie n c e 10:18,PotvIn.NYI,17:12 ' “ fe probable.* ' so much satisfaction out of it?' 3, NY Islanders, Trottler Thursday's Games Spriggs 7-10 0 4 14, W orthy 3-10 0 4 6, Football E°w^vs T Brian Baldlnger starts for championships 3 (Albert, Potvin), 0:52. 4, Washington, No Gomes Scheduled Abdul-Jobbar 54 04 10, Cooper 3-5 04 6, Baltlmor® (USFL) Named Walter East Cathoiic footbaii seniors Or is it someone else? Shouldn't this se;i.son fin.de he Johnson 10-13 9-11 29, Scott 10-13 1-2 21, Radio, TV r ll! i w® iS®®®’' Is o®* as Is C B Ftickso n 6 (LaughI In, Andersson), 3 32 5 Bud Freemanexecutivevicepresident “ ‘"®®>- •-B Bob Breunig Most athletes will admit that just a good time. I hen'' A fun w;iy In Woshlngton, Corpenter 13 (Gartner W ilkes 64 2-2 14, Ram bis 4-5 0-2 8, of marketing and Tim Pierson director of JS,°®j‘ ’ ,‘® , auestlonable. SS Dextor' RocketS“123, Pistons 117 Kuochak 1-3 04 2, McAdoo 54 04 10, m arketing. Eighteen seniors wiii don the Blue and White colors of Mike McCaffrey, John Whalen. Tony HesMn. Kurt Hovan. they get enough inner gratificanon wind it up? Duchesne),8:33.6, N Y Islonders.B.Sutter \ ainkscole (knee-hamstring), r b Tonv 15 (unossisted), 9:S4. 7. Washington, Mc(5ee 5 4 0 4 10. Totals 5987 12-17 130 Dallas (NFL) — Re-signed punter John Dorsett (foot)« QB Donnv Whifp ttm n East Catholic for the final time Thursday morning when Erich Jankowski, Mike RisCassi. Second row: Chris from achieving victory: Winners’ No chance. Gortner 12 (unassisted), 11:07. 0. NY D E T R O IT (117) P h o e i^ 23 28 24 33-108 W arren. shoulder) y e probable. White Starts^! don’t have to talk. Sutter 16 (Tonelll, Flotley), Benson 3-4 1-1 7, T yler 2-5 n o 4 I.A Lokers 30 40 31 29— 130 TONIGHT Pittsburgh — Signed cornerbock the Eagles meet crosstown Manchester High on the Starting al II o'clock Thursday 7:30 Basketball; Celtics vs. War Tim m “ l i ” °0®‘>oom. AI;o, R B Seeger, Matt Gilmond, Sam Frangiamo,re, Buddy Granted, football is a more 16:06, Penalties— Persson, N YI, )-30; Lolm beer 10-163-424, Thom as 11-26 2-225, .. T"'’««-POlntgoal— Foster. Fouledout— Dwayne Woodruff and tight end Bennie Zia^o^i?*®®®!!.® '■«®laces Roh’ sp rina morning. II .screaming Kagle.swill Stevens, Wash, minor, misconduct None. T otal fouls— Phoenix 18, Lakers24 riors, SportsChannel, WKHT C^unnlngham to contracts thot will run football field. Playing in their final game for East are: Zachery. Joel Hoffman. Rich Lavey, Mick Keane. Geoff emotional sport than most. But this Tripucka 7-183-417, Roundfleld6-910-1122 7:30 Hockey: Whalers vs. Redwings, Renfro^ ^°°° Uonlev sforts for Mike try to claw the eyes out of 11 jwme- m isconduct, 16:06; Trootler, NYI, nSn"Y2'’-7''.®®’®'^'^vreton2-40-24,Romar Rebound^Php®nlx 24 (Lucas 6), Lakers through the 1986 season. Front row (l-r) Martin Lee, Tom Whalen, Sean Brennan, is still high school football. A 04)04)0. Totals 48-10019-24 117., 47 (Worthy 9). Assists-Phoenix 25 Channel 30, W TIC Boulay, Chris Chimura. whooping Indian:s who will try to Shots on goal— Washington 6-7-8— 21 (Jones, Lucas, Humphries 4), Lakers 36 7:30 Hockey: Bruins vs. Flyers, recreational respite that the day’s Channel 38 pluck, clean and hoil ll villainous New Yo rk 8-8-11— 27. HOUSTOI^ (123) Johnson, Scott 10). Technical- competitors should be able to look Eagles who will try lo‘ wound the Power-ploy conversions: Washington _ M c C ro y 8-19 2-218, Sampson 12-234-628, Lakers 7:30 Basketball; Knicks vs. Cavali 4-0; New Yo rk 14). Ololuwon 9-17 8-15 26, Lloyd 6-8 3-3 15 Illegal defense. A— 13,792. ers, Channel 9 . , back on with fond memories of just knees of 11 evil Indians who will try Goalies -- Woshlngton, Rlggin, New LucQs7-143-417,PeterMn1-32.24;F“ ^ being part of the experience, no to pin thi' feathers of... Y o rk, Smith. A — 15,6^. Referee— Kerry THURSDAY 2, W iggins 3-4 OO 6,' Reid 3-4 1-2 7 Nuggets! 24. Soncis 114 ’ ' A*’// . •* matter what the final score. Fraser. J^ D o w ell 00 OO 0. Totals 49-95 25-36 123' 10 o.m. Manchester Rood Race. Heard all this before’’ W K H T - ' And what about these .partici JS 24 35 31— 1)7 ★ THRIFTY ★ You might have even said some t '^r A. ■a*' H oilrton 37 18 34 34—123 D E N V E R (124) 12:30 F o o tb a ll; P o c k e rs vs. Lio n s, pants^ these combatants? 1 Blues 5. Canucks I Channel 3, WPOP of this, yourself. Maybe it was Ui Lolmbeer, Tho- English 11-22 3-5 22, N atl )1-21 1-3 23, Ever wonder how they feel about Cooper 343-39, Dunn 3-5248, Lever 5-944 4:00 Football: Patriots vs. Cowboys. PACKAGE STORE the nextdour neighbor raking KStnit None. Total fouls— C hannels 22, 30, W P O P [ , •* % St. Louis I S 14, Issel 7-150414, Hanzilk 14345, Evans this single "game” that .so many, leaves, or Ihe lady waiting in lin ^ t Voncouvar Olol) Detroit 35 (Benson 10), Houston 55 54 00 11, Turner 45 04 8, Koolckl3-3 College BasketbaM Preview, parents, townsfolk, teachers, the deli, or a F or T at the fV a First period— 1, St. Louis, Lovollee 5 (Sampson 17). Assists— Detroit 33 (Tho M^WWte 0-2040' Chales 04040. Totals alumni and newspapers make such meeting (Levle, Federko), PP, 15:40. Penoltles— mas 13),-Houston 32(Lucas 12° a “ 4,014 7:30 Hockey; Whalers vs. Penguins, Sutter, StI, m olor, 1:50; Butcher. Von. S E A T T L E (114) SportsChannel, USA Cable, WTIC a big deal of every year? We're really gomf;i do it to them m olo r, 1:50; Lonz. Von, 4:48; Lonr, Von, Cham bers 6-13 9-10 21, V ranes 482410, ’ 9:00 Boxing: Bernard Taylor vs Certainly, there's a lot of senti this time. 14:39. Mavericks 109, Bucks 108 Pedro Montero, ESPN Second oerlod— 2," St. Louis, Reeds 3 ment involved, particularly for the The cro.sstown riva'-y seniors, most of whom -may be ****^*' • 3'Vancouver,McNob7 MILW AUKEE (101) 13.701.^,^1149 The rednecks against the (Neely, Lem oy), 6:28. 4, St. Louis, playing in their last organized preppies. 5**^® < (Pettersson), 16:43. Penalties— I 1*’.'^®®®,®!: 3-2 2, Cum m ings 13-2214 27, L is tw 4 4 (F2 8, M oncriet 13-26 6-9 33, football contest. A real Francis Ford CopiKila Povese, StI, m jnor-m alor, 2:21; Delorme, D im leavv 69 1-2 16, MIcheaux 1-2 1-2 3, Y — ' d’ lt'ot-m olor, 2:21;. Johnson, StI, But how important is a win? Is it tragedy. 2:33; Romoge, StI, 7:10. C.Davis 14 04 2, MokeskI 2-2 34 7 1985 Snowmobiles all hype? i^?‘IP®i^®^®'^'’®''®vM040, Breuer 1-2 liter The Soees against the Greasers. Louis, Sutter 9 0 4 2. Totals 4440 14-27 108. ^ On this national day of giving (WIcfcenhelser, Reeds),0:56.6,St Louis D A L L A S (109) - Following Models In Stock Hate to .spoil the party, hut only (WIckenhelser, Llut), SH, 10-M Aguirre 9-19 66 24, Vincent 8-15 44 on thanks, it’s .sadsocialeommcntary , .two starters for East actually hail Penalties— Delorme, Van, 3:47; Le- NImphlus 3-4 5-6 11, B. Davis 7-7 i- i 15' when players from both teams from the town of Manchester. vla, StI, 9 :« ; Reeds, StI, 18:41; Sutter, StI, ■ J m m n m O 1.75 liter m o lo r, 19:02; Butcher, Von, m olor, 19:02 B lackm an 7-2) 1-2 15, Perkins 1-5 34 s ' confess that they won't be able to So dispense with all those Shots on goal— St. Louis 10-10-7__27* H w o e r 5-103-513, Ellls2 40 04 , Sitton M 0 4 Thespmrollhrsaiil.lorVmti/Ytar partake of -their holiday meals if V ancouver 5-9-10—24. 2, Brvan104040. T otals434623-28109. sub-con.sciou.s grudges, which you they lose. probably won't admit to anyway. Pow er p loy conversions— St. Louis 3-1 3 - Super Sport 440 V ancouver 44). M jhygukee " 21 24 34 29^108 The machinations behind such It's just two very good footbaii Goalies—St. LoOls, Llut. Van 32 29 25 23— 109 1 - Indy Trail 400 isSsS” ” "' priorities are even harder to couver, C aprice. A — 9,979. Three-point goals— Moncrief, Dun- teams going against each other ” ®^oes 2. Fouled out— None 1 - Indy 6 0 0 stomach. The kids want to play Referee—Mike Noeth. Tdtol Fouls— Milwaukee 28, Dollas 26 ' It doesn't help et the dinner table Rebounds— Milwaukee 47 (Lister 15)! Relax, town. ' * D a lla s 38 (Vincent 9). A is is t s — when a . kid asks his father to Enjoy the game ..Mllwauk®® 21 (Pressev 4), D allas 26 I (Blackmon 8). Technicals—Milwaukee , .ARCIKCATS Tennis A-^°16*?1I Motto. 1 - Jaguar Princeton coach steps down 1 • Panther PRINCETON, N.J. (DPI) — . season last Saturday at home with S1S0400 New South Woles WamentOoen 5”„!“«'149o Princeton University is in the a 21-17 victory over Dartmouth, At Sydney, Austrollo, Nov. 2) Rec basketball 1 ■ El TIgre n 1 .7 5 III 1*. market for a new head football finishing in fifth place in the Ivy Second round coach, preferably someone who Pascal’Porodls, France, def. Barbara Manchester Cycle 78 i4 ’-- League. 0((/m o* Gertten, U.S„ 74,6-3; Yvonne Vermaak, K^?nni!^is^“i® '^•®'’nan 15, Jeff N can turn around their program in a Princeton was 4-6 in 1983 and 3-7 -.South Africa, def. Helena ^kova, X l i r - - hurry. in 1982. Ctechoslovoklo, 6-4, 6-3; M a r T.S.I. HM* lOTIO and DiUlY NUaiBgas cello Mesker, Holland, def. Cotfierine And? Por'kir^ ).'"' V’ Herald,photo by Pmto Frank Navarro, who has guided Navarro. 54, was Um; team’s 18th Tonvler, France, 74, 14, 7-5; Zina Construction 98 (Kurt 294 Sandy Beach Rd. the Ivy U'ague Tigers sinc^ coach in 116 seasons. He compiled ^Frlson, 1>.S„ def. Anne MInfer, E®”.®®,'’. y , Kim Bushev'23, Rod Manchester High lootball seniors A u stralia, 64, 6-2; Bettina Bunge, West Ellington, CL 06029 December 1977, announced his a 29-3.5-3 record al Princeton, and rY. ** 14, John Feeney 10), Paganl 694 HARTFORD ROAIX MANCHESTER A re.signation Tuesday after mount Germonv, det. Lea Antonololls, U.S., 64, in ( M a r y Lynch 16, John 8 7 5 - 6 6 6 3 Donning the Red and White colors fOn-Manchester High never won the Ivy I.eague W1. H aslett 10, B u ck v W ilson 10). (R i 140 Just East of Rt. 30) Mazzotta. Second row: Ken Modean, John Rogers, Pete ing pressure by some university championship. 'for the final time on Thanksgiving Day when the Indianis ★ 646-2i 21 ★ Frankovitch, Brendan McCarthy. Jim Fogarty, Eli officials antj alumni over the His best seasons were 1979 when face crosstown East Catholic will be these 14 seniors. team’s dismal performance the McFolley. Third row: Jim Sharp, Dave Dickson, Neill the Tigers finished 5-4: 1980 when They are: Front row (l-r) Albie Harris, Greg Turner, Jim past three seasons. he led the team to a 6-4 m.ark; and Ramsey, scott Hill, Tom Topping. The Tigers concluded a 4-5 1981 when the team finished 5-4-1 12 - MANCHELiTER HERALD, Wfdnesduy, Nov. 21, 1984 MANCHKSTKH HKHM.l). W.-ihu sil,i\ . Nov 21. 1984 13 Sports In Seattle’s Alvin Davis top AL rookie needing a cornerstone player, a Alvin Davit, who became the . only players named on all 28 Glenn bubois wins decision" ByAAIkeTullv ballots. Davis also received three UPI Sports Writer player around whom you can build most productive slugger in team ‘.V WEST HARTFORD — Glenn Dubois of Munchester was a a team. history after failing to make the second place votes while Langston unanimous winner by decision over Peter Harris of Ansonia in a NEW YORK - The Seattle They didn’t get one. They got club in spring training, and pitcher got 21 second place mentions and ^ n rinr*»*« ,hp 1984 season two. Mark Langston finished 1-2 in four third place votes. G O O D iU C K 140-pound (lightweight) amateur boxing match Tuesday night voting for the American League's Two writers from each AL city here at the Agora Ballroom. participated in the voting and each w "He looked very good and won all Iftree rounds," said Stan Rookie of the Year. A 24-year-old first baseman, was asked to. select three players. Czerwinski, Dubois', manager. ’ Points were awasded on a 5-3-1 •■at Dubois ran his'record to 8-1 with the victory. He has five KOs. Davis received $5 first-place votes USFL sets plans and 134 points from the 28 basis. Czerwinski said Dubois should be hack in the ring around the Called up from the minors in middle of December. members of the Baseball Writers Association of America who par April when regular first baseman to the Runners ticipated in the voting. The results Ken Phelps broke his hand, Davis Explorers open on Sunday for 1985 season were announced Tuesday. took advantage of the opportunity Langstoh, a 17-game winner and to hit 27 home runs and drive in a EAST HARTFORD — The East Hartford Explorers tap off Nfiw YORK (UPI) - Without a club record 116 runs. In addition, their 28th season Sunday night against defending New England Blitz is on loan to other teams the AL's strikeout king, got three defending champion or a definite during a one-year disbanding. But first-place votes and 82 points. he hit .284, collected 34 doubles, 3 in the Basketball Assocation champions Wlllimuntic at the Penney site for its championship game, the while it remains for the USFL to Davis is the first Seattle player trjples and scored 80 runs. High gym at 7:30 U.S. Football League nevertheless get its own house in order, league ever to win a major post-season “He showed us in spring training The Thread City club will feature former UConn players Mike is blasting-full speed ahead on its counsel Ron Cohn, said the USFL award and he and Langston a re the that he was a very disciplined and McKay, John Thomas and Jeff Carr along with player-coach Ron final spring season. has requested a trial date for its first teammates to finish 1-2 in AL very mature hitter for his age,” Pires. The league, which says it will law suit against the NFL. Rookie of the Year voting since said former Seattle manager Del 48th Annual The Explorers have bolstered their line-up with formjBf Central switch to fall play in 1986, con The USFL accuses the NFL of Boston's Fred Lynn and Jim Rice Crandall. “In fact, we liked Connecticut State University standouts 6-4 Richie Leonard and firmed Tuesday previously an freezing television contracts, tying in 1975. everything about him except his ' 6-5 Ken Hightower. ^ nounced new markets in Balti up stadium contracts and seeking foot speed, but with his power you more, Portland, Ore., and to deter college players from "Langston had a fantastic sea don’t really care.” Whalers are in Detroit Orlando, Fla. within a 14-team, . signing with the USFL. son,” said Davis. ‘Tve got to call Davis broke into the major 5-Mile Road Race.. two-division format. "We are seeking injunctions to him and congratulate him. We’ll leagues with a flourish, hitting DETROIT — The Hartford Whalers, in, the throes of a Under the league’s new 18-game stop the National Football League take maybe a couple hours, think eight homers and driving in 16 runs goal-scoring slump, will try to breifk out tonight when they visit format, each of the 14 teams will from importuning stadia and pub about it for aWhile and then start in his first 15 games. He went on to the Detroit Red Wings in NHL play at 7:35- The game will be play home-and-home ganves lic officials in USFL cities with the getting ready for next year.” hit 18 homers and knock in 65 runs televised by WVIT-TV .30. against teams within its own promise of handing them NFL Outfielder Kirby Puckett of by the All-Star break and was the The Whalers have a home date Thanksgiving Night against the seven-team conference. In addp franchises,” said Cohn. Minnesota was third with 23 points only Seattle player named to the Pittsburgh Penguins on Civic Center ice at 7:35. The game will be tion, each club plays six games The attorney refused to reveal followed, in order, by second All-Star team. East Center St televised by SportsChannel against teams in the other confer the four owners who have com baseman Tim Teufel of Minnesota Langston, a 24-year-old left ence when the regular season plained about NFL pressure for (5), outfielder Mike Young of hander, posted a 17-10 record with begins the weekend of Feb. 24. removal of their USFL franchises, Baltimore (3) and pitcher Roger a 3.40 ERA and struck out nine Water polo awards to locals The Eastern Conference consists but Fred Bullard of the Jackson Clemens of Boston (2). Pitcher batters on the final day of the WINDSOR — A pair of lyianchester residents, Jim Crombie of the Baltimore Stars, Bir ville Bulls admitted “there has Mark Gubicza of Kansas City, season to win the league strikeout and Mike Castleman, won awards for their play this past fall with mingham Stallions, JaCk.sonville been a certain amount of tamper pitcher Al Nipper of Boston and crown with 204. Bulls, Memphis Showboats. New ing. The mayor's office and pitcher Ron Romanick of Califor He had an exceptional second the Looipis Chafee School’s water polo team. Jersey Generals, Orlando Rene nia each received one point. Crombie, son of Mr, and Mrs. Peter Crombie Jr., was themo.st prominent Jacksonville citizens half, posting a record of 11-3 after Nathan Hale gades and Tampa Bay Bandits. ha ve been approached about modi Davis and Langston were the the All-Star break. valuable player for the Windsor-based school's team. He was Western Conference clubs are. School : HAPPY fying or doing away with the lease cd: tri-captain and was named to the all-New England first team as the Arizona Wranglers, Denver we now have on the Gator Bowl.” goalie. Gold, Houston Gamblers, Los USFL Commissioner Chet Sim Castleman, son of Mr, and Mrs. Holland Castleman, was Angeles Express, Oakland Invad mons envisions going head-to-head Start . selected to the all-New England second team. ers, Portland Breakers and San in competition with the NFL by the i D L l S ^ Antonio Gunslingers time his term expires in two years. and m The USFL draft will be held Jan. Several USFL owners report Rec Center schedules 3-4 and training camps open Jan. FinishT^ THANKSGIVING edly are unhappy with Simmmons' V The East Side Rec, Mahoney Rec Center and Communtly Y 19. The championship game is failure to secure a network televi will all be closed Thursday, Thanksgiving Day, They will be open scheduled for July 14, butthesiteis sion contract when the league Friday from 10-4 and 6-10 and Saturday from 10-5 with the undetermined. Various indications begins fall play in 1986. One thing Mahoney Center open Sunday from 1-5 o’clocjt. There will be no are that it may be played at Giants that may have saved Simmons’ job Recreation swimming at Manchester High Thursday and Stadium in East Rutherford, N.J. is a three-year, $70 million cable Friday. The defending champion Phila television deal with ESPN. delphia Starts will move to Balti To Everyone! more this sea.son and the New i r - y r Thoop prep star killed Orleans franchise will play in Portlabd, Two mergers will have O a k St. Highland St. CHICAGO — Ben Wilson, one of the nation's top prep Michigan, the scheduled host of the MODERN AUTO basketball stars, died early today from gunshot wounds he 1984 title game, moving.to Oakland RADIATOR suffered during a sidewalk scuffle outside the high school he once to combine with the Invaders and led to a state championship. < Oklahorna going to Arizona to play INTRODUCES ^ Wilson, 17, a senior at Simeon Vocational High School, died at 6 with the Wranglers. the 90-mlnute ' a.m. today at St. Bernard Hospital, hospital officials said. 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BIRMINGHAM, A4;i (fPI) - lost to F'lorida this season, will Florida will ' be recognized as firing of Coach Charley Fell, who "We share with our fans and with participate in a bowi game this Florida can retain its first- ever represent the SEC in the New conference champion wili, as with was in his sixth year at Florid a. He our coaches and players the great year," he said, F O C U S / F o o d Southeastern Conference football Orleans bowl game if it wins Dec. 1 other matters, be reserved until was replaced by offensive coordi disappointment that this Florida players were disap title until the NCAA makes a final against Alabama. Should Auburn the conclusion of the NCAA appeal nator Gaien Hall. nationally-ranked team will hot pointed, but understanding. ruling on its probation, but the lose to the Crimson Tide. 18th- process," SEC executive commit seventh- ranked Gators are ranked I.,ouisiana State would goto tee chairman Dr. James McComas McComas said the executive banned from this year's Sugar the bowl. said after the closed-door meeting. committee wanted to commend Bowl. Florida faces three years proba ■ McComas, president of Missis Florida president Marshall Criser The SEC champion autpmati- tion for recruitment and other sippi State University, said the "for his prompt, decisive action." c a lly gets an invitation to play in violations, but has appealed the committee unanimously decided He said Criser's action called for OPEN THANKSGIVING the Sugar Bowl, but the SEC punishment and m'ust wait until an to bar Florida from post-season " p a r a l l e l action" by the executive com m ittee ruled Tue.s NCAA council hearing in January football games because the school .- conference. 10 a m -2 pm day that Florida is ineligible for to learn if le.sser sanctions w ill be and individuals in its football Criser said the school tried to get J post-sca.son play for violating .ig imposed. How to program have admitted to violat the committee to acknowledge NCAA rules. "It was concluded that a decision ing NCAA rules. Florida's right to the title "without Salem nassiff Eleventh-ranked Auburn, which on whether or not the U niversity of The N C A A charges led to the qualification." FREEH PI BlJC NOTICE ' FREEH > ^ \ s t u d i o WATCH Y O U R
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'Til 9 P.M. erings without blowing your diet table, but only a tiny bit 6f the a meal. Poindexter suggested. WEST completely? dressing, gravy and candied • At a holiday parly, have no feel depressed about the holi To a dieter, the period be ■ We put that question to diet yams. F ill your plate with green • Don't skip meals, said more than one "real" drink, days, or alone in a world of tween Thanksgiving and New and nutrition experts around beans or turnips instead.-sug Campbell of the hosp'iUil. A cup then s,witeh to w ater dr clul) lempting foods, call a friemd. In 643 569T* Year's might as welt be called Manchester and were given gested Campbell of Manchester of soup or a half-sandwich and soda w ilh a lemon Iwi.sl. Fo r Overealers Anonymous, there lll'/z Center Street, Mancheste. the Days of Desperation. these suggeMiens by Todd Poin Hospital. piece of fruit — abbut half of every bottle of beer or g la .s .s of iire spon.sors and lists of people Hours Mon.-FrJ. 9 30-5 30. Sal 10 00-5 00. Thure till 00 P M The fantasies of others may dexter, assistant manager of • Chew slowly. Put down what you're accustomed to wine you, avoid, you're .saving in a "W e C ;ire " book who are include visions of sugarplums — the Holiday Health Spa on West your fork between bites, and consuming at a meal — is far between 120 and l.g o calories available fora telephone chat at at 104 calories each — but Middle Turnpike; Shirley of just enjoy the conversations better than no m eal at all. And the Christmas eggnog you all hours of the day or night. committed waistline-watchers Overeaters Anonymous:" Camp just declined carries a whop around you. ft takes ug to 20 • If you are planning the ^ PRE-HOUDAY SALE! ^ m ust be content with sugar-free ping .3,35 calories per punch eup • Keep a journal of feelings bell of Manchester Hospital: minutes for your appetite cen hospitality, always be sure ' chewing gum instead. and Anna Brown of Weight — more than you'd find in two during Ihe hiiliilays. Insle.id of ter (sometimes called the ap- there is fresh fruit available. Diet Sabotage lurks around Watchers. eggs, a piece of toast and a thinking, "f’oornie, I ciui'l have pestat) to'get'the message that Campbell said. Your guests I • Indian Print BEDSPREAl>SasZ^s^l 2 ^ every corner. Many family • Do a little family exercising small glass of orange juice. all-th is food peo|)le are raving your food needs are satisfied. m ay want it instead of,a rich celebrations revolve com before a me*al. People used to about. " make ;i list of things Since most of us wolf down a dessert, or as a between-meals • Don't necessarily shun pletely around food. thinit that this would sharpen- you're grateful for. He sure to m eal in less than LI m inutes, we fill-in. tho.se baked appetizers-in-crusl And there's no *ise hiding. the appetite, but vigorous exer don't have time for an appetite in favor of the raw veggie include diet rt'laled things, .such I • "“" o x ' eT " [ • “ You can't stay barricaded in a cising actually suppresses the message: we eat until our • When you know you've had dippers. A dollop of cream as the fiiel that you can now tower at home, just because desire for food, explained Todd bellies press against our waist enough, but cannot convince the cheese- or soureream-ba.sed dip wear nicer clothes; tluil you're * J *15*® you're on a diet," said Mary Poindext'er, assistant manager bands. giving us the."discom hostess, try "Thank you. I'm brings each vegetjible stick up now in belter health: or that Ellen Campbell, a dietitian at of tbq H oliday Health Spa on fort cue." comfortable with what I've to the calorie-level of one of your diet has served ;i.s tin Manchester Memorial West Middle Turnpike. already eaten," or "Thunk you> those pitslry morsels. 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J’ By Nancy Pappas crab meat (see note below) the real thing, and costs about a tarragon, vinegar and garlic m inced I hard-cooked egg Herald Reporter < - Simmer shrimp, still in their third as much. Purchase fresh, salt. Simmer 5 minutes. Dash red hot pepper sauce 4 sliees bacon, rooked and 1 shells, in about >A-inch water. when possible, or frozen, if Let cool and puree in a Salt and pepper to taste crumbled Som marble; Fashions i Getting ready for a long Rem ove and drain just as soon necessary. The canned product blender with chee.se and pars Put all ingredients into the ■romhine vinegar, wine, soy nrnT, China; Gowns by Gunne Sax for your S season of entertaining? Here as the shrimp change color, or is not a particularly good ley. Turn into a crock, cover :ind blender and blend until fairly sauce, sail, siig.-ir, m iislard, about three minutes. Peel and pronior wedthng; Incense; Perfume oils, Oriental Rugs. S are some delicious, low-calorie texture. • chill. Sprinkle w ilh nuts at smooth. Turn into a small curry and |>epper. Slir until devein each shrimp. Cut length treats, suitable for any occa serving time. crock, cover and chill. Makes di^olved Mix In Ihe oil. Shake wise until each is alm ost , but-not sion, from an elegant supper Makes U/« cups. Contains 20 UA cups, at 1.3 calories [m t well and chill quite, cut in half. Liver pate party to an afternoon of watch calories per tablespoon.' tablespoon. Serve_ w ilh mush Tear spinach into l)ite-si'/.ed Mix together remaining in ing football games on television. 4 green onions, chopped Variation; If you prefer a less room caps, zucchini slicks, pieces and place in a salad howl • Unique Fashions and Gifts gredients. Spread inside and Approximate calorie-counts are V< teaspoon butter tangy flavor, substitute chlckgn cherry tomatoes, celery, carrot /c teaspoon grated lemon peel called sea legs, is a seafood pistachios, toasted hazelnuts, or ■A cup minced fresh spinach ■A teaspoon freshly ground I elove garlic, split - ‘ 2 teaspoons finely chopped product made of fish such as almonds '. 2 tablespoons minced shallots ' black pepper . Shake earh, dlllweed and fresh parsley (or 1 teaspoon pollock which have been sea Saute onigns in butter until Vi teaspoon crumbled dry ■A cup safflower oil paprika dried) soned to taste like crab. It is a glazed, then add chicken livers tarragon or basil 1 12-ounee.bug fresh spinach, Getty ■A pound real or imitation remarkably good substitute for and cook until brown. Add 1 clove garlic, mashed or washed, dried and chilled Please turn to page 18 FULL SERVICE If You Buy Your Gas Somewhere Else Leftover bird? Let microwave and freezer help
You Probably Pay Too Much 4 Editor's note: Marge Churchill is a home economist i cups dry cornbread stuffing mix Marinade: , * who is a Manchester resident. She teaches microwave, 6 slices (Vt-ounce each) pasteurized process 3 tablespoons water cooking classes. If you have any questions about American cheese 1 tablespoon sherry , microwave cooking, send your questions to: Micro- Marge’s 2 teaspoons soy sauce Premium Unleaded Hegular Unleaded wave, Box 591, Manchester Herald, Manchester, Remove the outer wrap from broccoli packages; UA teaspoons honey Conn. 06040. Microwave place packages on a plate in the microwave 'A teaspoon dry ihustard 1.23» . » Microwave on high-for 5 to 6 minutes, or until just >A teaspoon ground ginger 1 1 2 If jiou a re wondering what to do with all of the turkey Kitchen defrosted; drain. Vi teaspoon Instant minced garlic 92 Oct 87 Oct that 18 left over, the recipes in today's colunrin should Marge Churchill M ix soup, m ayonnaise, m ilk, .salt, wine and nutmeg 'A teaspoon onion powder inspire you. Leftover turkey has many uses, and can .in a small bowl. Spread half of the mixture in an I thin lemon slice please your family and your budget. 12x8-inch baking dishi Arrange broccoli in the dish. Turkey is low iir calories: 160 calories per average Quality Rental Cars at LOW prices Top with turkey slices, shrimp and mushroom slices. To serve^ serving. It is also low in cholesterol and salt. Turkey Pour remaining .so u p m ixture over top. Sprinkle w ilh has an important place in many special diets. Daily - Weekly - Monthly half of the cornbread stuffing mix. Cover with waxed 1 package (6-ounce) frozen pea pods Because of its mild flavor, turkey is easily blended Turkey Divan Casserole paper. 'A cup water with many other ingredients to entirely change its, 2 packages (8 ounces each) frozen chopped brdccoll Microwave on high for 8 to 11 minutes, or until 2 tablespoons oyster sauce ' taste and appearance. In ether words, turkey is easily . 1 <:an.('10V4-ounce) cream of shrim p.soup heated through. Rotate dish after half of the cooking 2 teaspoons cornstarch Lynch Getty disguised if a little imagination is us^ in its ■A cup mayonnaise or salad dressing Umc. Arrange cheese slices on top, sprinkle wilh I teaspoon Instant chicken granules * preparation and presentation. ■A cup milk remaining cornbread stuffing mix. Microwave UA cups sliced fresh mushrooms The Tradition of Service Marches On The freezer and microwave can team up to make it ■A cup white wine uncovered at 70 percent power (Med-High) for 4 to 5 3 tablespoons chopped green onion possible to serve delicious main dishes made from ‘A teaspoon salt. m inutes, or until cheese melts. I.,e l stand for 5 minutes 3 cups cooked rice or chowmein noodles leftover turkey. These frozen entree dishes, ready in ■A teaspoon nutmeg 886 Hartford Rd., Manchester before serving. Serves 4 to 6 people. Place turkey pieces in a freezer container. In a minutes, can be a Ilfesaver on a busy day. Two recipes 3 cups thinly sliced cooked turkey 2-cup measure, combine all marinade ingredients. (across from Lynch Toyota) ' of this type are included for you to try. You are sure to 1 package (12-oun^ frozen pre-cooked tiny Microwave on high for 1 to 2 minutes, or until boiling appreciate the convenience of having them ready shrimp, thawed Turkey and'Pea Pods when last-minutp mealtime panic is about to strike. 1 package (8-ounce) fresh mushrooms, sliced 3 cups cooked turkey pieces, skin removed Pleaw. ium to page 21 MANCUKSTKli HKKAI.I). Wfdiit'Ml.iv, Nov 21. 1984 - 17
16 - MANCHEPTF-R HERALD, Wednesday, Nov, 21. 1984 Today’s Special Low calorie recipes can transform a diet into a party browned bits li'um the botlom ol 1 pint lemon sherbet or ice • SpiMin into lour wme gUisses Pour almonds, toasted briefly in the 3 tablespoons orange juice con in the Champagne and serve at (Continued from page 15) centrate, thawed the pall, then add Ihi.-; w;iler to the 3 egg w hites oven, Dash each, s'ull and cream of oiii e Serves four, 100 calories fx'r Eggplant with a twist Heat broth and salt in a large 2 oranges, peeled and sliced ehieken dripping.s Wipe mushrooms with a damp ■ Put the teaspoon of ehieken fat tartar serving cloth. Do not peel. Slice' in half frying pan. Add scallops, cover Wash chicken and pat dry. Place in a roasting pan. sprinkle with into a heavy pan and use it to browjt One-third eup sugar Carolyn Woodward of Waddell Road is a faivof the 2 to 3 cups red tomato sauce through both cap and stem. Put and bring to the boil. Simmer 5 Wash pine;ipple. hut do not Seed bell peppers and cut into lengthwise strips. into a heavy pan with a tight cover, minutes, or just until scallops lose salt, pepper, garlic and tarragon. the boiling onions When they are a eggplant-and-veal dish' known as Noto Romano, Roast in a 425-degrce oven for 20 deep goRlen. add ehieken stoek and remove leaves With a sharp knife, New software served at Vitello's Ristorante on Main Street, Sprinkle with basil, oregano, salt and pepper. drizzle then add remaining ingredients. their transparent appearance. Do cut pitieapple in half lengthwise, with a little olive oil and baKe in a 325-degree oven Cook without fat or water, over not overcook. minutes, then reduce temperature drippings, eover pan and simmer "becitise of the generous portions, I brought some of to 3.50 degrees and roast 1 to I'v 10 minutes Stir in the orange slieing right through the leaves can mix drinks the Noto Romano home," said Woodward. "My son until barely tender. very low heal, until the mush Add Vermouth and tai+agon. I'se a gr;ipelruit kiiile to cut out Meanwhile, dip veal cutlets and eggplant slices into rooms are steaming hot but still simmer I minute longer. Sprinkle hours longer, or until ehit'ken is eoiieeutrate aiul heat until warmed it up in the microwave and loved iu not completely done. blended. pineapple meat. le;iving shell BETIIESDA. MI) (UPl) ~ realizing it was an eggplant dish." the egg, then dredge in breadcrumbs. Start oUve oil plump and firm. Serves four, for with almonds. Serve with rice, if intact Drinking.and driving do not mix — heating in two wide, shallow frying pans. Fry veal about 5 calories per serving. desired. Serve.s four, at approxi Place ehicken.on a platter, cover Carve ehieken into .serving ixir Woodward says she is always looking for unusual with foil and keep warm. Pour the lions: spooq over the onions and Dice Iriiit. discard the yore Inn is II OK 10 mix, drinks wilh ways to prepare vegetables, and this is tops on her list slices for less than a minute on each side, and fry mately 125 calorics per.^erving. A Spoon hall the truil back into the eompiilers” eggplant slices for about 90 seconds on each side. half-cup rice adds about 90 pan drippings, into a eonlainer (a sauce: .Arrange a few orangesliees of must-have recipes. Scallops aimondine large Pyrex measuring cup is along the edge of each plate shells Mound wilh sliglilli sof One eonipnter eompaiiy thinks The dish has been popular with diners at all three Layer veal and then eggplant into a shallow calories. tened sherhet. then eover with .so It IS oflering a software casserole or au gratin dish. Set aside briefly. 2 tablespoons chirken or clam ideal) and place in the freezer very Makes four to sis servings, at locations of Vitello’s, according to Gail Cohen, vice briefly. The chicken fat will almost about 290 calories each. reiiianiing pineapple Cover with pai-t.ige that .lilends (H-rsonal president of the firm. The restaurant was first in Add a tablespoon or two of butter or margarine to broth ■/« teaspoon salt Gala roast chicken immediately rise to the top of the plaslie wrap and Ireeze unlil eonipuling with bartending. Maine, then on Hartford's Franklin Avenue, and is ■ the eggplant frying pan, and saute mushroom^j sherhet.is very hard The "Mr Boston Official Micro briefly. 1 pound scallops, each cut in half 3-pound broiler-fryer chicken liquid. Throw most of this out Spanish cream now dn Manchester. Here is the way the'dish is Salt and pepper to taste (reserving just a tcaspoonl, and Heal egg w lutes until loamy. add Bartenders Cnide ", a product of prepared in Manchester: Scatter peppers and mushrooms over veal, then top 2 tablespoons dry Vermouth or Coueept' Developnieiil AssiK'iates white wine 2 cloves garlic, minced save the rest of the juices. 1 tablespoon unfluvored gelatin sail and i-ream of tartar, and beat with shredded mozzarella cheese. Bake in a 3 cups skim milk ’ - until soft peaks form Gradually of Hethe.sda. Maryland, provides 325-degree oven until cheese is melted and rill layers ■A teaspoon crumbled dried ■A teaspoon crumbled, dried Meanwhile, pour '/» cup water Noto Romano tarragon into the pan in which the chicken OneAhird cup sugar . j heat in sugar, a tablespoon at a Hiformatioii on 1.000 drink recipes, are hot. Top with hot tomato sauce. Serves four. May tarragon 3 eggs, separated / full mixing direelioiis and on 2 tablespoons sliced, unblanched 16 small boiling onions, peeled was cooked. Scrape up the time, beating unlil sHlf 2 green bell peppers be accompanied by a side dish of pasta. . 1 teaspoon 'vanilla \ Five minutes before .serving, eleelronie liquor dielionary. Olive oil as needed __ Sprinkle of einnanioi^ spread meringue over pineapple Drinks can be selected with 21 ■A teaspoon dried basil To have your favorite restaurant dish included in Sprinkle gelatin overAhe milk Place ill a preheated 4.50-degree seari'h words, including "ingre- ■A teaspoon dried oregano this weekly column, simply write a note telling us the and let il sit for a few moments, oven lor .5 minutes, or just unlil dients’’. "person;il preferenee” . Salt and pepper to taste name of your favorite dish at a local restaurant. We'll Menus until suftened. Heat gelatin, milk meringue browns. Arrange on a "oee;isioii ’. ''season " and 6 to 8 cutlets of veal, pounded tMn contact the chef and ask for the recipe. Include your ’ and sugar in tile tiip of a double platter and bring to the table to ■’niood ” And the size nf .servings 1 eggplant, sliced lengthwise name, address, and a phone number where you can be servririln the Coventry elementary Herald photo bv Tarqulnlo Senior citizens Friday: Baked haddock with - builer until gelatin and sugar are serve. Use a sharp knife to cut each can be adjusted lunirly l.OOO fold, 1 egg beaten with 2 teaspoons water reached during the day. (Phone numbers will not be newburg sauce, mashed potatoes, schools the week of Nov. 26. thoroughly dissolved. of Ihose pineapple halves into three says the maker. 2'A cups Italian-seasoned breadcrumbs published) Please concentrate on restaurants in the The following meals will be carrots, Salad, cookies. Cold roast Monday: Junior mac. french portions. .A parly planniiigfealureeiialiles 'Happy Thanksgiving’ ■A pound mushrooms, diced in chunks Manchester area. Address inquiries to Today’s fries, carrot coins, chilled fruit. , Pour into sherbet di.shes. Chill served at Mayfair Gardens and beef sandwich, canned apricots, for two hours, qr until firm. Serves six people. wit1i 1.50 the miero chip tiarlender to list Butter or margarine Special, Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manches Westhill Gardens the week of Nov. milk. Tuesday; Clam or fish roll, calories in each serving. necessary ingredients and glass Five St. Bridget School students and thf eighth grader Tara Lyver, fifth grader ■A pound mozzarella cheese ter, 06040. baked beans, buttered corn, cake Sprinkle with einnamon, or serve 26 through Nov. 30 to Manchester with fresh or stewed fruit. I ' ware lor a s(M‘eifii' gathering. food collection coordinator hold heav|/ Kristin Schubert and fourth grader Scott residents who are 60 or older: with lemon topping. The software comes as a .set of Manchester schools Wednesday: Pork pihwhecls, Serves six. approximately 40 New Year’s strawberries boxes of Thanksgiving fbod for needy Tedford. The 120 students of this school Monday; Minestrone soup, beef calories per serving. three diskettes, which are eompal Manchester famdilies. From left, sev are among several groups collecting continental over buttered rice, , The following lunches will be green beans, chilled fruit. 2 cups fresh strawberries ilile with the IBM PC and PC jr , Thursday; Lasagna, finger Small bollle inexpensive enth grader Jeff Krawczyk, coordinator food for Manchester Area Council of A bout Town Mexican corn, rye bread, fresh served in the Manchester public Apiile II plus, lle.IIe.aiuiConimo fruit. schools the week of Nov. 26. salad, assorted fruit. Pineapple Alaska Chanipugne dore M, as well as selected others. Nancy Soaft, sixth grader Allyson Irish, Church's Seasonal Sharing. Tuesday: Chicken with wine > Monday: Hamburger on a roll, Friday; Juice, pizza, tossed 1 mediuni-srzed pineapple Wash, hull and slice herrjes. The sugge.sled retail price is $49.95. Kristin McRory to compete Sex data for parents sauce, buttered noodles, carrots, potato puffs, buttered green beans, salad, pudding sundae. % whole wheal bread, chilled chilled fruit. MIso scfup anyone? Kristin McRory, daughter of Beverly McRory of 150 The Board of Christian Education of Center peaches. Tuesday; Xhicken vegetable Summit St., is an entrant in the 1985 Miss Connecticut Congregational Church will sponsor a program, Wednesday: Autumn soup, ma .soup, cheese pizza, vanilla pudding Teen U.S.A. Pageant to be "Connections," on Sunday from 7 to 10 p.m. at the caroni and cheese, tomatoes & wilh strawberries. RHAM High schools staged in the Governor’s church. The course is designed to teach parents how to okra & peppers, rye bread, fruited Wednesday: Pork chopelte, The following lunches will be Japan dishes suit the paiate Balirpom, Parkview Hil teach their children about sexuality. ^ crumb cake. gravy, whipped potatoes, buttered .served at RHAM juniop and senior ton, Hartford, on Friday, The'workshop is for both parents and their children Thursday: Roast pork with peas, bread and butter, rosy high schools the week of Nov.>26. Saturday and Sunday. The in grades 6 to 12. It Was developed Iby the University of gravy, cornbread stuffing, apple- applesauce. Monday; Chicken nuggets with Bv Barbara Richmond winner will be the state’s Connecticut Health Center’s Family Planning Train Special to the Herald sweet potato casserole, dinner roll, 'Thursday: Baked Jasagna. sweet and sour sauce, homemade entry to Miss Teen U.S.A. ing Program. chilled plums. tossed salad, bread and butter, roll, potato rounds, corn on the cob, Pageant in Miami, Fla., on The board will underwrite $4 of the $7.50 cost for Friday: Vegetable juice, baked Recipes for such familiar Japanese recipes as Miso orange whip. pudding wilh topping. Jan. 22. each participant for workshop materials. haddock augratin. baked potato, Friday: Haddock filet on roll, Tuesday; Lasagna. green beans, Mup, sashimi and sushi, tempura and teriyaki are The Manchester High For reservations, call the church office, 647-99411. intermingled with Japanese home-style cooking in the green beans, wheat bread, cin french fries, cole slaw, ice cream. garlic roll, sliced pear. School student swims in namon applesauce. Wednesday; Teacher in-service New Japanese Cooking Class Cookbook, recently school programs. She also published by Consumer Guide. day. « Merry Christmas plays raquetball and does This is another in' a series of best-selling Cooking Party at Cavey’s Bolton schools 'Thursday: Fruit juice, grinder, cross-coilntry skiing. Meais on Wheeis vegetable sticks, potato chips, Class Cookbooks published by Beekman House-Crown Her sponsors are Park The executive board of the Women’s Club of The following lunches will be I •■■■■■■■■■■■WITH THIS COUPON"— ™ -" " Publishing of New York. The book is $4.98 and is The following meals are to be served in the Bolton Elementary- applesauce and cookie. Hill Joyce Florist, Tres Manchester will hold its annual Christmas party at served to Meals on Wheels clients Friday: Foot-long hot dog on a available in most book shops and department stores Chic, “Third Dimension, Cavey’s Restaurant on Monday at 5:30 p.m. After Center schools the week of Nov. 26. where cookbooks are sold. > the week of Nov. 26 through 30.The Monday: Salisbury steak, roll, baked beans, shoestring car Moriarty Brothers, Amol- dinner, members will exchange gifts. hot nooii meal is listed first and the rots, frosted-cake. With easy-to-understand instructions and colorful deens, Daco Reel & Rod, mashed potatoes, gravy, corn step-by-step photographs, even the novice cook can cool evening meal, second. niblets. peach upside down cake. Regal Men’s Shop, Nassif Monday: Beef stew with a prepare these recipes — you don't have to be Arms, Norma Brown, John Masons to dlrie at Willie’s Tuesday: Dreamwich, bacon, Japanese. biscuit, wax beans, carrots, salad, tomato and cheese melted on a Serra, Reggie Lerch, Gary applesauce: cold turkey sandwich, Andover Elementary 20% OFF The Feilowcraft Club of Manchester Lodge 73 of ■There is also a lengthy list of Japanese ingredients. Jones, Fantasy Tan, Diana K ristin M rR nru bun, potato or macaroni salad, Many will be found in speciality food stores. Bakery and Jack Buckley. •'riStin MCHory Masons is taking reservations for its Dec. 4 dinner fresh orange, milk: cookie and raisins. Monday: Cheese pizza, peas and S OUR ENTIRE WINTER STOCK ■ The editors of the cookbook invite you to open it to session at Willie’s Steak House. Call Warren Maheu at Tuesday: Beef roulards. rice 'Wednesday: Juice, lasagna. gar carrots, raisins. any page and begin your travels through the delicious Flores wins scholarehip 646-1733 piiaf. squash, salad, cake. Hum lic bread, buttered beans, chilled Tuesday: Doughboys, baked world of Japanese cooking. sandwich, fresh fruit, milk. pears. beans, mixed vegetables, cake. WITH ONE MARKDOWN ■ Diana I. Flores of Manchester High School was one Enroll for CPR Wednesday: Turkey divan, Thursday: Tomato soup, turkey Wednesday: Manicotti or stuffed Chicken meatballs of 15 outstanding minority high school senior selected whipped potatoes, green beans, salad sandwich, lettuce and to shells, salad, pears, rolls. by the University of Connecticut for a full, four-year The Connecticut Valley East Branch, American salad, pudding. Bologna and mato, chips, pudding with topping. Thursday: Chicken patty with 4 ounces green beans scholarship. Red Cross, will offer two training programs next cheese sandwich, fruit cocktail, Friday: Pizza day. roll, has browns, green beans, On Any One Itenn | 1 pound ground chicken month. A CPR course.will be held on Dec. 4, 8 and 11 milk. chocolate chip cake. COUPON EXPIRES NOV. 25th, 5 P.M. 1 tablespoon plus Z teaspoons sugar from 7 to 10 p.m. for peTsqns at least 13 years old. A $15 Thursday: Pot roast of beef with ■/< cup soy sauce Student exchange seeks hosts fee will be charged. ' gravy, baked potato, zucchini, Coventry schools Friday: Soup, grilled cheese, 1 medium egg salad, pudding. Egg salad sand potato puffs, choice of vegetable ■*■ ■ ■ ai^■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■ Siatii i I .■■J! International Student Exchange is seeking families A CPR review will be held Dec. 4 from 7 to 10 p.m. The following lunches will be and dessert. I'/i tablespoons cornstarch to host foreign students for the second semester and for those with a valid CPR certificate for a $10 fee. wich, peaches, milk. 3 cups dash! flakes easily with fork, about 15 to 20 minutes. Place persons to work as exchange representatives. For Those interested in enrolling in either course, I'/i tablespoons sake foil packets on seFving plates; unfold foil. Serve more information about this non-profit organization, should call the office, 643-5111. Registration before the V/t tablespoons mirin immediately with lemon slices. write to International Student Exchange, P.O. Box 58, courses is required. APPEDRINE Cut green beans crosswise into halves or thirds. Fort Jones, Cal. 96032. ALCON OGILVIE Reserve. Mix chicken with the 2 tablespoons sugar, 1 Ginger Pork saute Educating the gifted FLUORIGARD ■! *PP®*I*8 tablespoon of the soy sauce and the egg in medium Flexcare DIAL M outhw aah ;-Kxit4- T Suppressant Home Perm mixing bowl. Sprinkle with cornstarch. Stir to'mix 1 pound boneless pork loin or tenderloin 8 oz. 4 ounces Chinese cabbage Emblem Club has Noi§l meal VERNON — • Tri-Town educators and others Aeroaol well. Mix dashi, sake, mirin and remaining 3 3 tablespoons soy sauce involved with children are invited to a session on $ 2 » Anti-Perapirant COLGATE tablespoons soy sauce and 1 tablespoon sugar in Manchester Emblem Club will meet on Dec 5 at gifted children on Monday at 7:30 p.m. at Center Road 200 Off All Types 1 tablespoon fresh ginger juice 6:30 p.m. at the Elks Lodge for a short business School cefeteria. Optizyme Toothpaste " HOME ,1 3-quart saucepan; heat to boiling over medium high I tablespoon sake meeting and a Christmas dinner. All Typea 16 oz. 3 0 ’s heat. Form chicken mixture into 1-inch balls. Add Tri-Town Friends of the Gifted will present the Cleaning permanent! chicken balls, one at a time, to boiling broth: boil until 1 teaspoon sugar Reservation must be made by Nov. 28 by calling program. Tablets 4 oz. $ 2 1 9 15C off $ 2 1 9 chicken is cooked,' 5 to 6 minutes. Remove balls from 2 tablespoons vegetable oil Doris Ritter at 45 Chester Drive. Members are 24’s $ J 8 9 5 oz. broth with slotted spoon. Add beans to broth and cook Cut pork crosswise into 'A-inch thick slices. Cut reminded to bring a $3 grab bag fift and canned goods for Christmas baskets. »5» proMiiamat tfirahr etrie* irywt until beans are crisp-tender, 2 to 3 minutes. Remove slices into 2-inch pieces. Remove hard center sections Talent search starts $ 1 2 9 jo __-— beans from broth. Serve chicken balls with the beans from cabbage leaves, if necessary. Cut cabbage into 1-inch squares. Mix soy sauce, ginger juice, sake and The Performing/Arls Association will give more - and top with hot cooking broth, if desired. Makes 4 than $100,000 in scholarships and awards to girls and servings. sugar in small bowl; stir until sugar dissolves. Heat 1 tablespoon oil in skillet over high heat. Add pork, Joubert plays for AARP women ages 4 to 25 at a notional scholarship program in Washington D.C. from July 30 to Aug; 3 The OSCAL 500 saute, stirring constantly, until pork is half cooked, Connecticut Northeast Chapter 604 of the American TUSSY GAVISCON Baked fish & Vegetables about 3 minutes. Remove pork from pari; reserve. association is searching for area females to apply for DHVIENSION CUREL Assoicaiton of Retired Persons will hold its annual the program designed to develop leadership and Deodorant Shampoo Tablets Lotion v/t pounds flounder or other white fish fillets Add remaining 1 tablespoon oil to skillet. Add holiday party on Dec. 5 at Willie’s Steak Housewith a training. Liquid 5 teaspoons sake cabbage, saute, stirring constantly, until almost social hour at 11:30 a.m. and lunch at 12:30 p.m. Roll On 11 oz. GHIinM 120’s 10 oz. 1 teaspoon soy sauce tender, 1 to 2 minutes. Return pork to skillet; add soy The Lou Joubert Orchestra with Aida Playdon, For more information, send a long, stamped 2.25 OZ. self-addressed envelope, and a letter with your afe. to 12 oz! 1 teaspoon fresh ginger juice sauce mixture. Cook, stirring occasionally, until pork trumpet soloist, will provide music for dipner, reg. or unscontdd $ 1 1 3 9 Ciirel lA teaspoon salt is cooked through, 2 to 3 minutes. Seve immediately. dancing and carol-singing. The Performing Arts Association, P.O. Box 7354 Tiissy Stick 1 large carrot, pared JAcksonville, N.C. 28540, or call 919, 455-9643. Miiisttiii/iiiu lilt It III 2.13 oz. PREGNANCY TEST KIT t small green bell pelipers i'in.ls 1 medium yellow onion Dry Skin 1 tablespoon vegetable oil •A medium lemon, cut Into thick slices Repent, you speeder Thoughts Cut fish into 4 equal pieces and place in shallow glass bowT. Mix sake, soy sauce, ginger juice and salt BEAUMONT, Texas A-inch thick slices; if desired, cut slices into they were cleansed. (Luke 17:14- something else. In the shelter, we Maximum Strength 1 ' /' /g). decorative shapes. Cut green peppers crosswise into The officer signed the paper “Jesus,” village so that the "pure skin" of may find a job, but someone will Shampoos and Professional RSV) the citizenry would not be polluted! Menstrual Discomfiirt p i a i y t Q K ■A-inch thick slices and the same with the onion, and- Darryl Ray Craig, 17, who filed the suit Monday, still cut us off. Society is a Disposable E.F.A. Pump Hair Spray separate onion slices into rings. Heat oven to 325 claimed he was driving home from a rock concert He has mercy when no one else Jesus had shown them all! thankless thing. Relief 3 0 ’s S ize Conditioners Sept. 13 when his truck struck a utility pole and does, Jesus does. When society But, we know from experience GYNOL II Tampons Disposable Bottles A ll Types A ll Typaa degrees. Brush oil over centers of 4 pieces aluminuim called them unclean, Jesus called Capsules r------foil. Place 1 piece fish on center of each piece of foil; overturned on Interstate 10. that society doesn’t give up that Contraceptive Regular or Super Bottles them clean. When society dis Vicar Jeffrey S. Nelson J 1 2 5 ’s 8 oz. 8 OZ. arrange carrot, pepper and onion slices over fish. Trooper Douglas Fetters arrived and made the easily. Sure, a battle had been won, Intern, Emanuel Lntberan 24’s Starter Kit Super Plus tanced these lepers from itself ’ but in the normalcy of health! Sprinkle with marinade. Bring two opposite sides of youth sit in a patrol car fdr two hours while the officer Refill 4.44 oz. 3 0 ’S $ 2 7 9 foil together over center of food; fold together in preached to him, the suit said. The trooper allegedly Jesus countered society and took society would find another reason away its excuse for its action... the •A-inch folds to seal. Fold up each end of foil packet to made the boy list his sins on a sheet of paper. The list to distance itself from these lepers. Czechoslovakia's ethnic makeup securely seal in fish and vegetables. Bake until fish lepers were clean. What a surprise In school, we may look like included "sassing back mom" and "stealing candy.” the priests would have that day! consists of Czechs, Slovaks, Hun everyone else, but the kids will finfl garians, Germans, - Poles and How many double-takes would something else. At work, we may Ukrainians. TAMPAX m G EL Tampons CORTAID efferdent Tablets 'Looser All Typaa KAOPECTATE Ointment- Tablets 40's KAOPECTATE Connections’ uigrs Resteumnf Liquid Concentrate IDKGEt Regular or »3“ 8 oz. 706 Hartford Road, Manchester — 649-5325 8 o z . 5 0 8 Oft by Lamon/Orange on peck coupon We ora open Susan Plese 9 0 ’S MAXITHINS 9 6 'S X Thanksgiving Day! UmtiliA Ihg, A humorous survival kit for parenthood.!: *1,25 OFF Do you dare to be without? any large ^ a Order now! 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Mercedes McCam- NORTH 11-21-84 Loser on loser a little care in his trump manage> 45 Normandy bridge, Gail Sondergaard. 1983. ♦ A 7 ALL RUNNERS Personal Computer with 254K Memory. ment. After trumping the third cluK Two DD drlvei. Keyboard included 2S40 00 invasion day ( £ ) S aint VQ9843 ' Green or Amber Monitor is a winner in dummy and playing a diamond t«r and Monitor card included (edrnp. w d ) (11) T w ilig h t Zone ' ♦ ♦ K 4 3 2 525.00 ♦ K3 his hand, he could not afford to play a IN THE MANCHESTER Printer A Modem Adapter included 17500 46 Compass point (.1^ Dr. Gene S co tt DOS Operating Syatem « included 4500 By James Jacoby second round of trumps. 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Here is an inter declarer of the ability to trump hitf bay as laughter reigns on Gloucester Island In 33 ♦ 6 5 bearing esting variation of a "loser-on-loser" losing spade. Drawing only one round- OF YOUR FRIENDS AT THE COMPUTER- The Wednesday Movie Special. Also starring 1 :3 0 A M C53 Hogan's Heroes ♦ 6 56 New York City play. STOP IN 4 A D SEE IT TODA Y! 36 ♦ AQ J 106 of trumps allowed the loser-on-loser, Brian Keith, Eva Marie Saint and Alan Arkin. (It) Independent News MANCHESTER STATE BANK. stadium ♦ AJ874 Declarer won the ace of spades. He play to be effective even against tli*£ (^9 Entertainment Tonight next played king of clubs and acd of actual 3-1 diamond distribution. . DOWN @1) Despedida Vulnerable: East-West clubs, and ruffed the third round with DIGITAL DIMENSIONS Tonight at 8:00 42 43 44 45 (CNN) Newsnight Update ‘ Dealer: North dummy’s diamond king. A low dia 1 Mrs Charles MANCHESTER (USA) Japan ‘Today West North E^sl South mond was played to the 10 in the Bud Fisher originated the Mutt SZ COMPUTER CENTER Chaplin 49 50 1 :4 5 A M (HBO) MOVIE: The Ballad Pass 24 South hand. Now came another club, Jeff comic strip, and Ham Fisher 2 Ship's prison of Gregorio Cortez' Accused of murdering Pass 3# Pass 4« but declarer knew better than to thought up Joe Pa.looka. Z 53 ____ M STATE BANK 3 River in Norway a lawman, ^ o w h a n d flees tow ard Mexico Pass 44 ' Pass 5# make a futile attempt to ruff. Instead WTIC TELEVISION 4 Summer (Fr) . with a 600-man posse hoi on his trail Pass Pass Pass he discarded dummy’s last spade. ' "Your Local Hometown Bank" We're on regular. TV and on treble Rated PG. The headquarters of the Gladio:” Member FDIC 646-4291 5 voce Declarer wi|y now able to trump his lus Council of North America i^ 216 HARTFORD TPKE. Mon.-Wed. 10-5:30 [M A X] Assaulted Nuts INTERSECTION RTS. 83 & 30 6 Test for fit (2 ■ “ Opening lead: 4K losing spade in dummy and make 11 located at 21 South brive. East'- 1041 Main St. 165 Spencer St. Thurs.-Fri. 10-8 FEENON. CT. wds) I 1 9 6 4 by NEA. Inc 21 2 :0 0 AM (J) MOVIE: Fitzwmy' tricks. ' Manchester Mancheater Sat. 10-3 ~ ___ Brunswick, N.J. EqutI HouMng L«nd*r 646-4004 640-7570 EOE 22 MANCUKSTHH HKRAl.I). Wi’dne.sduy. Nov 21, 1984 MANCHKSTKK HKRAl.D. \V«Hllu-.sd;iy. Nov 21. 1984 - 23 Cable TV firm notes first year
sive public access facilities and to programming but hqve the capac A new computer, slightly larger By Sarah Passell pay fees as high as $1 million ity to offer as many as 60, than a two-drawer filing cabinet Herald Reporter before being allowed to build. Wiersema said. The company's list and valued by Wiersema at about His comments were echoed by of pay options includes Home Box $40,000, was recently delivered to BOl(TON 5— The head of the Edward W. Dooley, vice president Office and the Playboy channel. the Bolton headquarters-but is not. cable television company that for public affairs of the National Asked if Pldyboy is popular in yet hooked up. serves Bolton and Andover thinks Cable Television Association. Vernon and BoltOn, Wiersema Wiersema said he feared that a cable programs areh't whpt they "Gold plating ultiinalely drives ought to be. . answered, "Y ou ’d be surprised.” computer-related service blackout •in August that lasted more than 12 the cost up to customers," Dooley "There are only two or three, said. 'lAnd you had this frenzied THE LOCALHEADQUARTERS hours would damage the com good movies a month on HBO," Al appro^h to construction.” He said for the eastern Connecticut fran pany's reputation. He said Hart-' Wiersema, the blond apd bearded some companies ran up huge debts chise sits across Route 44 from. ford Cable Television’s service general manager of United Cable to install systems fast. Syndet Products in Bolton, in a lapses have tainted the public's Television of Connecticut, said in.a In the early days, cable compan 60-year-old Jiouse-. faith in the Connecticut cjible recent interview. ies incorrectly forecast profits, A bedroom now serves as a industry. Wiersema also said that he's from services that it turned out customer waiting room. The, din "W e’ve all suffered because of written to MTV officials because of there was no demand for, Wier ing room is an office. The family it,” he said of the Hartford complaints from parents and sema said. He said people are still room was converted into a compu franchise's problems. ,"We only i t school teachers a l ^ t the violence not tuned into the^ wide range of and sex in music videos aired on ter room, or “ head end,” where the lose service once a year, but when equipment that monitors and con it happens people go crazy." uses cable can serve. the network. Wiersema said he doesn't have trols cable signals is located. MTV and CBN, the religious time to watch much television For a while, the ^uipment.was THE FAILURES of several -network, headed the list of chan himself. But when he does, he's hooked up to a main computer at major cable companies in other nels a survey of t,he company's likely totune in to ESPN , the sports the company’s Plainville head parts of the country to make good MiiinUi plmlo hy Vinlo Plainville franchise area showed network, or Atlanta entrepreneur quarters: where Wiersema spends on their promises pushed the’ subscribers were willing to drop to Ted Turner's Cable “News Harold Sanborn (left) of Vernon Road, Bolton, ttte first make room for Channel 61, Wier most of his time. But repeated industry into a slump in the late breakdowns in August and Sep _ 1970s, Wiersema said. Network. subscriber to United Cable Television of Eastern sema said: United Cable is re Wiersema predicted the quality ffdonniQ tember forced the company _to He sard the industry is coming quired by law to carry 61, the new Connecticut, looks in disbelief al a certificate tor a year's out of a bad period, years when of cable programming will rise as channel in Hartford. move the computer to Bolton, tree premium service after company sales supervisor SAVE SAVE United Cable's two Connecticut where Wiersema said it has local ‘ governments required the franchises offer 47 channels of worked with fewer problems. companies to underwrite expen Please turn to page 25 Roger Dietz delivers the news at Sanborn’s home. 'W' Fleet Sale %P “The Wrapp”... * . Atlas Oil is still making on Italy's noH'vst fashiini sensation Pre-Owned BUSINESS hAvtusivvty at new friends every day. Bea Geier Commission reports See our model demonstrate Mercurys Friday, Nov. 23, 4-9 p.m. I'm prouci ul lh(! service Allas f )il olli'e, all ol • complimentary wirie and cheese • its eiislomers l’v(! t)i;en with Allas let m.iuy One Year mosf toys are safe years, anil each year niotir anil ini'ie Glen Lochen Mall*Glastonbury•644-8822 liomtxiwnets express Iheir pleasnie wilh ■ 12,000 Mile Warranty] WASHINGTON (UPI) - The safety hazards were corrected, our (lediealed alliinlioir to Iheir wellateand Consumer Product Safety Com Steorts said. If the manufacturers lo cost cullino advice wheii il cemes li i. . mission. in its annual pre-holiday fail to cooperate, the commission tKjrne liealinij Allas has a slate Ik ;ensed warning, says most toys on the can take legal action against them. 5 84 COUGARS 8 83 M A R Q U IS market for Christmas are safe, but Steorts demonstrated a Smurf lerrmol cx(X!rls iii healinij aniI ( ixiliin) warns parents must still closely Musical Crib Train, one of the toys ARC moctranical re()airsand inslallalKins Im 12 84 TOPAZS watch children when they play voluntarily recalled this year certain we esrn he 1)1 servile II) yon (.all ■ CHOICE OF COLORS CHOICE OF COLORS with toys. because its small pieces can come Auto, AC, AM/FM, Cruise, CHOICE OF COLORS The estimated number of toy- off in infants' hands. Bakery/Gift Shoppe rtro. Bry: in (-iill 11 'I me r ,how yi in I n )w All. is Auto, AC, AM/FM, 4 Drs, Cruise related injuries declined from "O ver half the 16 reported can save yen mni.iey wilti elliaem y i.ind 123,000 in 1982 to 118.000 in 1983, the toy-related deaths during 1983 43 Purnell Place-Manchester e(tui|)mi:iit Auto, AC, AM/FM, commission said Tuesday in prais resulted from choking or aspira (1 block down from Main Street) Free On e Year tion of small parts, small toys or 12,000 Mite Free One Year ing manufacturers for taking ffarranly Cruise, Nice Cars ‘ 12,000 Mite safety precautions. ballons,” she said. ^ <9680 Warranty "T h e most common type of All OGcasion Bakery $7085 accident occurred not because HOURS there was anything wrong with the atlas bantiM The average depth of the Atlan Tues. 9 AM - 6 PM Fri. 9 AM - 6 PM luca Dll toy, bqt because the toy was not Weds. 9 AM - 6 PM Sat. 9 AM - 6 PM being used safely,” commission tic Ocean is 11,730 feet. atlas oil vallaii coal 14 83 LYNXS Free One Year 6 84 MARQUIS Thurs. 9 AM - 9 PM Sun.8 AM - 1 PM 12,000 Mite Chairman Nancy Steorts said. If arranlv When Italy won the World Cup in The commission called on par Check our Dally Specials 414 TolL'ind Streot • East H.iftifird . 6431) (>4‘M!>!l!i CHOICE OF COLORS CHOICE OF COLORS ents to be especially careful of soccer in 1982, it was the country’s $7495 Telephone 649-5380 555 East Middle Tpke • Mandieslttf • ?49 Ht) 1 1 'eor ported to the commission last year, $5395 12,000 Mite ACUPUNCTURE MEDICINE Warranty five were caused by balloons. PAIN CLINIC $8980 Steorts. standing amid dozens of for chronic pain & illness toys and games, led a group of CERTIFIED AA. D. ACUPUNCTURIST 84 LINCOLN 84 DODGE 83 TOYOTA children from a Washington ele HALL & MUSKA CONTINENTAL 83 MERCURY 83 LINCOLN 83 BUICK mentary school through a NELSON CHANG, AA.D. Every Option and a ei'anPt. DAYTONA TURBO CRESSIDA CAPRI TO W N CAR dlassroom-type exercise on how to (former Neurosurgeon) Super Sporty. AC, Cassette Metallic Blue, Loaded. Car. 4 REGAL make sure little brothers and Psychiatry • NeuroTogy Car Dr. Low Miles 5 Spd, AC, Cassette, Low Miles Blue, All The Options. Gor SERVES ALL OF MANCHESTER geous Car 4 Dr, AC AM FM t Q. sisters play safely through the QREATER HARTFORD PAIN CLINIC $9780 holiday season. -112 Collage Grove Rd., Bloomlield $19,^90 $6995 SatisXied the children had 12 Amy Lane, Simsbury 46 years of Quality Fuel Oil Service... learned to keep deflated ballootis Simibury 658-1862 Bloomfield 243-3903 away from the smaller kids, 82 CADILLAC 82 BUICK 76 DODGE Steorts brought on Santa Claus OeVILLE 82 HONDA 75 MERC 82 LINCOLN who presented each pupil with an i r Automatic Deliveries * ‘ Low Miles, Loaded, Super Nice A C CO RD . RIVIERAR ‘ BOBCAT TOWN CAR COLT early Christmas gift. For lower fuel Lux Car 5 Sp i AM ‘M i_,,w Milns Loaded, Moon Roof. White, V-6, Auto, S/W, Runs Great Auto, AM/FM, No Rust, Econ Steorts warned about toys with Sp.ir’ ,- C.v Purely Gorgeous! ' Signatures Series with All the omical costs this winter... xrxmc • cbouM! nnxxrrs ^ Will Call Deliveries Toys, 25K Miles small parts, designed for older children but which toddlers under 3 (125 gallon min.) $13,780 12,560 $1795 years old can take apart, try to eat $6995 $13.980 $1595 and choke on. choose HEIL. i r Discounts Available Doug Thompson, president of the (cash, Golden Age, Lerge Tenk) 81 LINCOLN 81 OLDS Toy Manufacturers of America, We can show you the best way lo MK IV 81 DODGE 81 MAZDA 81 MAZDA 80 AMC said, "In most cases of misuse, it’s reduce your hedtlng bills this winter. TORONADA the exuberance of youth and Givenchl Series, Leather, Moon Red Leather, Loaded, See This MIRADA GLC S/W 026 SPIRIT Hell inanulactures a complete line Roof, Computer AC. Auto. P Windows, 6 cyl, A/C, 6 Spd. Low Miles. Really 5 Spd, AC, Low.Miles, 2 Dr, HT, perhaps a lack of supervision in the ol central heating systems for nearly One! Beautiful'Car Clean 4 Spd Stick, 6 Cyl, Nice Car & Nice Economical home.” every home ... and every situation. HALL & MUSKA, Inc. Fuel O il— Diesel—Kerosene, Taking note of the estimated $4 And each one is designed with sav-. 13,480 billion worth of toys sold between $7875 $5995 ings In mind. Gas, oil, heat pump, $5495 $4895 $2995 Thanksgiving and Christmas, the electric ... you name It. They easily commission warned parental San equal and olten surpa^ any other 24-hr.— 7 day5 tas to beware of toy chests with 623-3308 78 FORD 81 AUDI models Irom any other manufac EMERGENCY SERVICE 80 FORD 80 VW unsupported lids that can crash turer II you're Info saving money In FIESTA 79 OLDS 79 BUICK 4000 shut and small squeeze toys and MUSTANG Red, Std. Trans, Front Wheel RABBIT CUTLASS SUPREME LeSABRE stead ol spending I f ... see us today 4 Spd, 6 Cyl, AM/FM, Sharp Car Drive, Great Value 5 plus 5, Sunroof. Alpine tiny rattles that can be swallowed. about a Hell furnace lor your home. FULL SERVICE gallon Frank Maffe, owner Real Clean. A Great Little Car V-8 With- All the Toys. Pretty Loaded, Blue & a Great Ride .Stereo, S-speed. special edi- “ Crib gyms” are fine for tiny Car ■ lion. You've got nothing to lose - and a infants but turn into hazards when whole lot to gain. Give us a call. $3780 $2495 $3995 the child reaches about six months $3595 and begins to try to stand up because he can become entangled T. P. Aitkin, Inc. in the device, the Commission said. TTie LA ZER B E A M 79 CADILLAC 78 MERC The commission recalle;cl 39 toys HEATING • COOLING • SHEET METAL WORK 79 HONDA 77 CHRYSLER last year, with the cooperation of AT 27 TOLLAND TURNPIKE MANCHESTER FOR 32 YEARS When your hew car needs collison damage OeVILLE V-8, Auto, 2 Dr, HT, Real Sharp . COUGAR 76 PLYMOUTH 49K miles. Wires & Super' ACCORD LX AC, Sharp, Vinyl Top, One of the manufacturers, and another 11 repaired, your body shop will suddenly be fi Spd, Nice Car Rnal Clean Ride LeBARON . VOLARE the Good Ones Vinyl Top, Leather. Sharp Car WON'T Good Transportation Car responsible for axle and wheel alignment. $6785 ^3395 $4495 Most shops cannot do this total job. We"in- $2495 $1895 vested in the Universal Lazer Beam Aligner, STEER the mostpomplete, accurate and simple 76 OLDS 75 VW collisonandalignment measuring system in 75 CHEVY 79 CHEVY EYEBALL OPTICAL the world. Don’t you want your car fixed YOU CUTLASS S/W BEETLE 44K Miles, Nice Largo Wagon No Rust and a Great Winter Car IMPALA MONZA right the first time? V-8, Auto, AC, Nice Car 2 Dr, 4 Spd, 4 Cyl. Maroon VERNON MANCHESTER WRONG $2495 $2195 $1695 630 Talcotfville Rd. 70 East Center St. $1895 Rt. 83 Across Irom Cavey's 875-6156 The TOTAL VEHICLE AUQNER 649-5672 •FREE ESTIMATES Saturday Service Saturday Service •LOANER CARS Our Service Department Our Service Department now open Saturdays 2 FOR 1 now open Saturdays BUY ONE PAIR OF GLASSES AND . 9:00 am— 1:00 pm 9:00 am— l:pm GET THE SECOND PAIR FREE! 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Nov 21. 1984 25 Phony invoice scams increase Area cable TV company notes first year If you're in n business, l;irne or small in any for paying hills arc inatteiilive. you inusi fie B u s in e s i pari of the rniled Slates, you must he on guard aware ol what they are doing according to the company's* annual bosine.ss. 10 of which have iM'en with against exploding seams in phony invoices for Continued from page 23 now passed by cable There are about ^ In 2P.000 homes in the .scveh-lowii report. The National Cable Television United Cable. Wifr.sema has heard office supplies You already may have been • Don't bj. deceived by mailings that look .some wild misconceptions about the Your demand grows. He said pay channels ffanchise. Association counts United Cable as the swindled by one of the many companies that official. Take your time to read through them, way cable television works like HBO need far more good movies Installation is nearly complete in 11th largest cable company in the .send out solicitations that look exactly like including the fine print. Some subscribers eomplained when Money's Griffin joins Meehin than movie-makers can supply so some Vernon'. Tolland and Ellington. In country. invoices for real merchandise or .services Here are some other .suggestions about what cable failed lo turn the picture on their pay networks are now commissioning Bolton, only 10 of a planned 40 miles of United Cable Chairman Gene W. The fake bill racket makes money by flooding to do if you are unlucky enough to get one of Linda J. Griffin of Manchester h. joined the black-and-white sets to eolo fj Others Worth their own movies. cable is installed but the rgst is Schneider said in the company's 1984 •SO many businesses with the.se look-alike hills the.se in the mail: staff of Meehan Associates, consultii; engineers scheduled to be finished by the end oT annual report that it is also the put towels over their screens'to keep that even il onl\ a few owners actually pay. the Sylvia Porter and Ian surveyors. scvcnlh-fastost-growing cable, the company from spying into their ' • Don't pay any bills unless you find tfie UNITED CABLE marked its first the year, Wiersema .said, swindlers still come out way ahead.' Griffi has nearly company^ homes, he said appropriate orders or phone log authorizing the anniversary in eastern Connecticut Andover, Hebron and Marlborough The originators of these .scams can be very 15 years ‘xperience Wiersema said he wants up sign up A spokesman for the National Cable purchase. Of course, make sure the merchan- last month by giving the first sub ■ also lie within the franchise area but creative. It's commonplace, according, to a in land s rvey man-' the other 40 to 50 percent of households Television A.ssociation said Mondiiy rackets move around a lot and change di.se actually was received as ordered. scriber a deluxe package of cable are nut scheduled for hook-up until next Postal Service spokesman, for companies to agemeni and coor it has so far failed to attracU He defined that last month's federal deregulation tiddre.sses and box numbers frequently. As a services for the next 12 months. year. receive hills for such typical office necessiticie • Report the phony mailing to the local dination n Connec- the unconverted its largely people on of subscription rales for basic cable as copying paper, toner and related supiihes; spokesman for the Po.stal Service told Ellen t i c u and The eastern Connecticut franchise Better Busine.ss Bureau and postal authorities WIERSEMA SAID he expects be fixed incomes and the elderly. service should help the market by t.vpewriter ribbons and correcting ribbons ami Hermanson, my re.search assistant: "They Massach setts. was a $12 million investment for the UNDER CONSTRUCTION tween 60 and 65 percent of homes in the "This is where the fun begins:" he allowing cable firms lo offer more fluids: pens and pencils move into a city or town, .send out all these • Save all the material, including the She r cieved a Denver-based United Cable Television seven towns to .subscribt' once instnlla said. "W e have to get extremely bold service options with varying prices But there are many other variables The invoices, and start getting in some money. Of envelope, so you can mail it to the chief postal Gorgeous passive solar contemporary degree ii civil engi Corp., Wiersema said. He does not tion is complete. The Plainville fran and try new things." Chairman Schneider said that .some IkHter Business Bureau of Metropolitan New course, complaints start, too. but by the time inspector. Someone at ^our local post office can home. Wrap around decks, sunken living neering ichnology expect the franchise to turn a profit chise has 52,000 subscribers, or about 64 ELDERLY VIEWERS are more services are more [Htpuliir. thtin ex York has received complaints about phony thi* whoh* thing becorru's public, they've made tell you how to prepare an affidavit to include form Br tol Com before 1988, possibly not until 1990. room, sunken family room, loft with spiral percent'of the homes passed by cable, attracted to news and information pected and have been underprieed by invoices for listings in telephone directories and money and they leave." with the mailing .so you can make a formal, munity C liege and ~ The 10-year-old Plainville franchise he said. channels than entertainment. Wicr- local government rtile regulators. non-exi.stent classified directories. Busine.s.ses The Postal Service takes a dim view of these complaint. has also attended cost $19 million to develop and turn a staircase. 2 car garage. Priced at sema said. He suspects many older Wiersema said he exin-cls the that received these fake bills complained that fake bills, and there are laws and regulations Southeasirr.i' Mas profit, he said. » The Plainville franchise covers Bris In other words, your complaint can help pul $164,900.00 tol, New Britain, Berlin, Canton. Avon., people aren't aware of the range of industrjT to compote eveninally with the solicitation looked so much like an invoice against this kind of deception. sachusetts Ulver- Wiersema has said he expects^he one of those fakes out of business while' programming available; including telephone companies in fields like they couldn't 'guess if it was or was not a sity and Manclester eastern Connecticut franchise to be Farmington and Burlington. It is.uneof • It i.s illegal to mail an invoice that is a protecting your own. such networks as Lifetime, a 24-hour home banking and shopping by eable. swindle. Ip any event, they had never agreed, or complete by the end of 1985. 30 franchises the company holds across solicitation unless the mailing bears either of “Have a Happy Thanksgiving" C o m m u ni t y health channel. He said agres-sivc Schneider also rai.sed the (H'ssiblity asked, to he listed in the so-called directory. By mid-October, the Iranchise had the United States. The compatiy has a two specific disclaimers in regulated type size .'*^'^'''^^1 College. advertising as well as new program that future .systems eonid allow custo Many of these fakes ask you to pay for listings strung cable wire past 14,579 honjes in partial interest in 19 other franchises layout and color. Nationwide. United Cable has almost ming fshould turn-- most of those mers to pay for a single program, to in obscure journals read by special-interest Money book available Vernon, Bolton. Ellington and Tolland. The system has 7,342 subscribers, or 683,000 .subscribers, or 54 percent of the huu.seholds into customers. send and reeeiveinformalionandeould groups or minorities. • One ot the disclaimers reads. "This i.s not a "Sylvia Porter’s''New Money Book for the Speakes about 50 percent of the homes that are households in its franchise areas. During his 13 years in the cable provide home security monitoring. And in a new twist, .some comiianies have bill, this is a solicitation. You are under no 8()s." I,,'128 pages ot down-to-earth advice on received "hills", for advertising space in obligation to pay unless you accept this offer." personal money management, is available REALTY WORLD® Frechette Associates NEW HAVm - newspapers they never authorizi'd The authorized di.sclaimer must be printed in through her column. Send SQ.M plus $1 for Linda J. Griffin The crooks behind this swindle claim that the tyiH' on the front of the solicitation. The ty|)c. by mailing and handling to "Sylvia Porter's New 73 West Center Street, Manchester. CT 06040 Michaels Jewters, REAiTV WORLD Telephone: (203) 646-7709 ______j the 100-year od je 14-month surge ends . companies receiving these hills have bought ad the way , has tnbejj^east one-quarter of an inch Money Book for the 80s." in cqre of the space in religious or special-interest in height - j , lyianchester Hju^ald. 4400 Johnson Drive, welry firm with stores in Connecticut and Riodc newspapers. • Since these phonies make money when you, Fairway, Kan 6620,'). Make checks payable to Island, is expanding the number of educattinal Not suriirisingly. the people behind the.se the business owner, or whoever is responsible Universal Press Syndicate. speaking engagements available to clubs and in sales tax revenue organizations during the next year. For more information or to request alree "Connecticut was bound to iollow the speaker for 1985, interested groups may ’rite HARTFORD (U P l) - Sales tax V ' l revenues grew by a healthy 15.2 national economy. It's just that we re Richard W. Michaels, president, Miclaels doing so well locally, especially in the Jewelers, 127 Bank St., Waterbury, CT 0670. percent in September, but an "incredi ble” 14-month surge in revenues from unemployment area, that it just m'akes the state's largest source of money is consumer.4 very, very confident," he UConn installs new systen apparently ending, a state officials said. REAL ESTATE said. T h e state has one of the lowe.st STORES — An AT&T digital communicalons unemployment ratc.s in the country, system has been, installed in the UniversiV of The state collected $152.9 million in which Baida has attributed to consu Connecticut’s newly renovated Wilbur Coss taxes on September sales, compared to mer confidence that kept up ret;ii| .sales building. $132.7 million for the same month a year ago, Edward Baida, the state's and fueled the-growth in saJesT'ax AT&T said UConn was the first university iithe revenues. nation to install the "System 75" and the jrst chief revenue!’ forecaster, said However, the growth rate for the THIS WEEK institution or corporation in New England. Tuesday. He said the 15.2 percent increase "is sales tax has outpaced the growth in EAST HARTFORD $77,900 Jack Rosso, AT&T spokesman, said the sysem personal income, which prompted Just List#d! Selective buyers will single out this immaculate & well maint combines voice, high speed data and oher still a very strong performance” but ained Broom Colonial with remodeled kitchen, new furnace & water heater, marked the apparent end of a 14-month Baida's earlier warnings that the communications and system managemoit ea- revenue surge would end and sales tax thermopane windows throughout plus lovely park-like yard. Call for de ■flures into a single, integrated system isiig a revenue surge that saw monthly Wildwood Drive tails. 289-4331 growth rales will slow down, common wiring facility. increases averaging 20 percent over Take pride in owning this contemporary the previous year’s collections. "W e expect it to continue to slow The building houses the university’s office of down in a significant w ay." he said, financial aid and development and six of nie The sales tax surge was a key styled home nestled among the trees at the “ You .can’t have personal income I student affairs and services departments. contributor to the record $164.4 million end of a private cul-de-sac! Spacious rooms surplus posted in the last fiscal year growing, at say 9 percent, and have and the $125 million surplus projected sales tax growing at two or three times with all of today’s modern features, many Herald photo by Pinto’ Wood heads Donnelley this fiscal year. that rate." with a^ commanding view of the “Hartford "It appears that Connecticut is He said he expects sales tax revenues STAMFORD — Donald C, Wood has bten starting to follow the national slow to grow by 11 percent or 12 percent in Winners at Fairway Skyline". Fireplaced family room, 2 car gar appointed president of Ponnelley Markding down in retail sales," said Baida, who the three-month period from October Information Services. j age and a fieldstone front make this one a m has predicted for the past few months through December, the busy holiday Mike Filomeno (right) of Fairway Deparfmerl^ Store, 975 Main Wood joined the company in Illinois in 199 as EAST HARTFORD > ^4,900 that the surge would come to an end. shopping season, St.N shows prizes with winners of the store’s recent Halloween real "Showoff”. $119,000. an account executive. He was promoted to isles An admirable combination of living and comfort are yours in this charming "It's incredible it has lasted for 14 A 12 percent growth rate would still manager in 1970 and director of ma|4060- Classified.. 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 Household Goods. Notices Business doDortunities Store/Oflice Space Rates For oavertisemenU- to be WJ'MPIIJPIWI.., Situation yonted Resort Property AAisc tor Sole published Mondov, the deod Emplovmrt Into Misc. tor Rent •« Home and Oorden Minimum Charge: ...■ f f i Lost/Found line IS 7 30 p m on f ridnv Personois . Instruction Wonted to Rent ^ Pets $3.00 for one. day m Roommates Wanted ftAusicoi Items Per W ord: 156 E Center St Announcements Read Your Ad Auctions...... R ea l B ta te Re/crcolionai Itcnis 1 2 days 20C Manchester S ervices Antiques J 5 dovs 18C Clussitrcd advertisements 'V f Homes torSdIe Tog Sales 6 doys 16C are taken bv tclepitone os o F in an cial CondominLms Services Ottered Wonted to Ruv 76 dnvs 12C con zenience Lots/Londjor Sale Pointing/Papering Happy Ads: AAortgoges...... The Manclies’ter Heiold is Real Estate InvestmentPropertv Building/Controcting S3 00 per column inch & Personal Loans...... responsible only tor one tutor Business Plopertv Roofing/Siding 647-7653 Insurance...... Autom otive rect insertion ond Iticn only Resort Pro*ertv Heating/Plumbing D e a d lin e s Wanted to Borrow. tor the size ot the onginoi "IDEAL FOR LARGE FAMILY" to Flooring Cars Trucks for Sole Fo? classified advertise insertion Rental^ Income Tax Service Motorcycles Bicycles ments to be published Tucs Errors which do not lessen Manchester Andover E m p lo y m e n t Services Wanted Rec Vehicles dov through Saturday, the the value of the advertisement i Auto Services You owe it to yourself to inspect this outstanding & Education Rooms tor (lent F o r Sale deadline is noon on the dov will not be.,corrected l)v on 3,000 sq. ft., 9 room contemporary-set on 1.27 Mini Estate 12 Rm Ranch, Ideal in Law set Apartmentstor Rent Autos tor Rent Lease belore publication additional insertion wooded acres. Ideal for large family or. In-Law up, 12 Rm’s Spacious living Rm, and family Help Wanted ...... 21 Homes for (ent Holidav/Seasonal 61 Misc Automotive situation. Features include: Greenhouse, Central Rm, 3 Car garage-3 fireplaces, carpeting, ’ ' — W ■ ------— ------AIR CONDITION, 3 full & 1 half baths, 2 car gar age, deck from master bedroom, 3 fireplaces etc. oversized in ground Pool, many custom Notices Price reduced to *182,500. features 187,000 [^L O S T AND FOlINi [ m HELP WANTED [HI hELP WANTED H O HELP WANTED HO hELP WANTED HO hELP WANTED H O HELP WANTED
LOST — Grev kitten wih SHEET METAL.ASSIST- CONNECTICUT PAR CONSTRUCTION ES flea collar, lost In Buror EXCELLENT INCOME ANTS - Full time. Expe ENT MAGAZINE — One TIMATOR — Must have {LOST AND FOUND King area. Please cal f o r Port Time home rience and familiarity of the fastest growing architectural drafting assembly work. For In Four goodsized bedrooms! Furnace isone — IS— 643-8105. with oH’croft ports p te -' PART TIME TELE Publications In Connecti Zinsser Agenqr U&R REALTY CO. formation coll 1-504-641- skills and understand the APPLICATIONS NOW year old, roof is seven years old. Full base LOST — Locket with LD ferred. Coll Ellcott Ma PHONE Recepjlonist/ln- cut needs advertising basics of engineering. ACCEPTED FOR: Grill 8003, Ext. 8201. ventorv Clerk — Must M m 750 Main St., Manchester ment. Priced to sell quickly at: Inscribed with etching nufacturing Company, soles help. Port time. Must be thoroughly fa Person, Pizza and ,1,^ 443-2492 around It. Inside picture 871-6602. hove good figure apti Untouched territories miliar with field p/-^cer Grinder Person and Wai $62,000.00 LUNCHEON WAITRESS » tude. Evenings and Sa of cobple. Coll 643-2007. HELP WANTED available. Pold training dure. Send resume to Box tresses. Apply In person: Robert p. Murdock, Realtor I — Tuesday through Fri COMPAN ION — To cook turdays. Non-smoker and very high commis day, 10:30am to-2:30pm. M, c/o the Manchester La Strode West, 471 Hart 646-1511 light meals, light house preferred. Apply In per sion structure. Coll 526- Herald. CARPENTERS HELPEt Experience preferred. son: Al Slettert's Ap ford Road, Manchester. keeping. Flexible hours. 5181 or send resume to; Call 643-6165 HELP WANTED —- Steady work. Coll 643 Apply; Manchester For further Informotlon pliances, 445 Hartford P.O. Box 446, Chester, 4005 or 646-1960. Country Club, 646-0103. Road, Manchester. coll 649-1463. t Conn. 06412. ______AIRLINES NOW HIR Seoretarlal ACCOUNT CLERK — ING. Reser votlonlsls, FULL DME/PART TIME stewardesses and ground MTERNATIDNAL KITCHEN WOIMERS NURSES AIDES Glastonbury Public THEATRE WORKERS — D. W. FISH REALTY CO. crew positions available. ELECTRONICS PROOUCTION WOHKCRS Cresifleld Convalescent Schools, 12 months, 35 Do you like working with 243 Mam St. Manchester Vernon Circle, Vernon STOCK ROOM OPERATOR Naadad In tha making of Home/Fenwood Manor la hours per week. Applica the public? Do you enloy Call 1-(619)-569 6315 for DISTRIBUTOR paita product! Exparlenca now accepting applica details. 24 hours. iT : ' not nacatsary. Qodd oppor tions available from seeing movies? These are Do you have experience in inventory In Vernon seeking tions for ogr Nurse's Aide Glastonbury Board of some of the advantages a 643-1591 872-9153 bright, mature, experi tunity lor advancamant with rapidly growing company. Certification Class for full Education, Glastonbury, Showcase employee has. FEDERAL, STATE & and stock controi, and a good aptitude enced Individual Vo and part time positions on for figures? work full time days In Work tvailabla f Irit or tacond CT 06033. Phone 633-5231, We are looking for part CIVIL Service Jobsovall- ahllti. Pan lima avallabla the 7 am-3 pm shift. Re time help as uiherA. con- able. Call 1-(619)-569-8304 ^ ^ 116 WELLMAN ROAD Our high technoiogy company is front office. Must be morningt, aftarnooni. aarly cent payscale Increases. Ext. 441. Affirmative Ac- / ' ^ CHFA CONDO Oversized 24X36 full dormared cape suddenly available for good typist anfd able to avaningt and Saturday!. Sa- Excellent benefit tlon/Equol Opportunity cesslonlsts and cl^uners. tor Information. 24 hours. Beautiful young 2 bedroom unit available for Immediateoccu- purchase by the smart buyer, 3 huge bedrooms. 1 bath, formal looking tor a responsible individual. work In-fast paced at nlors walcoma. EOE. package. Including Employer. M/F. Please apply In person: pancyl Appiianceo and carpeting. MUST BE SEENI dining room, living room.companysizedkitchen.plusafluefor wood 9tove and a solar hot water system. Low OO'a. Your responsibilities will include: mov mosphere. Word pro c«au'$ PA$T«, me. meals. Please call Direc Showcase Cinemas In RECEPTIONIST/TY- 'I' V cessing and Telex 27M ProgfMS Dr. tor of Staff Development. NEXT YEARS VACATION East Hartford between 12. PIST — For manufactur ing stock, arranging parts, coordinating knowledge a plus. MaatMato^CT Mon-FrI, between 8 am BEGWS NOW and 2pm and 6 and 10pm ing company In Vernon. with receiving and production; pulling Please call Judy at and 3 pm at 643-51^1. 871-0401. In person Sell Avon and atirt dally. Must be 18 or older. 8am-4:30pm, 5 day week. pails for sub and final assemblies; expe !m££!2J Coll Ellcott Mfg. Co., diting and unloading. tivingl BOOKKEEPER — In 871-6607. Qualifications: Knowledge of stock ATTEMTION Call 523-MOI or South Windsor part time 27B 204I. crib systerhs and procedures; organ WAREHOUSE for dally recording and WOMAN HELPER for ized; knowledge of parts/equipment; WORKERS weekly summary. 10 plOs elderly couple. 3 morn NEWSPAPER CARRIERS hours. Good pay. Refer ings weekly. Must cook, good fiptitude for figures; ability to W e need RELIABLE, ences required. Call 644- drive car, live In Man coordinate with other departments. energetic conveyor line 4055, leave message. chester. Call 649-2216. attendants and merchan FULL AND Excellent benefits package which in dise sorters for 6 weeks In 74 THOMAS DRIVE cludes medical, dental, life insurance, the South Windsor/Man- 56 WETHERELL ST. Retire to one floor living and make every day one to look for *>4pSEr^.'- chester area. Hours are PART TIME 6 Spacious rooms that have gorgeous natural woodwork that pension plan and tuition reimburse RN’s LPN’s NA’s & HHA’s ward to...no more climbing stairs everytime you've forgotten In Manchastar Area 6:36 a.m. through 3:06 Come and learn about the advantages ot working tor med will make your redecorating a |ob that you will enjoy! Located something In the bedrooms. Tf\la 3 bedroom ranch has a spec CASHIERS AND on the popular "West Side", this home can be youca before ment. Qualified candidates should p.m. leal personnel pool. Must have 1 year lull lime expenerice tacular 1st floor Florida room that will bring you hours of Sum- Reliable transportation ^h ristm a al ERA Buyers Protection Plan Included 60's mertime enjoyment. Low BO'S. SPACE! ' apply at our facility or send a resume Main St. 1-104 Trumball St. STOCK PERSONNEL We have openings on all shlftt. Wa dffar excellant pay and necessary. banefita. W e will be recruiting o n T io v . 28lh. 1984 from to Manchester 109,900 WARMTH! with salary history to: Pine Hill St. Lilac St. Call or come I n Today and Excellent home for entertaining and the M anchester '73 cqq be working. Tommorrow' Apply iri person to a m. to 4 p.m. In the H&R Block Ofllce, Marshall's Msll. 32'4 Center St. Broad St., Manchester. BLANCHARD & ROSSETTO, INC. growing family. There's a large country Immaculate home that's tastefully decorated. Woodland St. Store Manager. Must Call For Intervlow Appofnlmsnl. ROTORS kitchen, a huge 16 x 32 deck, a living room with There s an eat-m kitchen, a fireplaced living PERSONNaOEPT. Joseph St. Strong St. Kelly Services 189 WEST CENTER STREET a fireplace and woodstove, a rec room with a fn .7?' ‘>,.^“ '■ "'2 1 dining room and n6w carpeting GERBER 8GIENTFIC PRODUCTS. INC 77 Hazard Ava. MEDICAL bar and sliders to a beautiful 16 x 27 patio. The in the living and dining rooms. The ^m ily Marble St. Hilliard St. <- (Comer of McKm ) T S T 1 SI'Batson Or. (Smyth Plaza) PERSDNNEL list goes on and on, so have a pen ready when Griswold St. N. Main St. 381 Broad St. ______646-2482 ^you call get the rest of the extras. ______fo7?he-money“^ ^ Manchester, CT 06040 Enfield POOL Stock St. McCabe St. 240-4555/745-3383' Manchester eoE MZF EOE. M/F/H 549-0870 TS" ! • M AM 'IIKSTKH H KH Al.l). Wediuvsday. Nov 21. 1984 27 26 MANCHESTKR HKHALD, Wedncsduy, Nov 21 1984 STATE OF CONNECTICUT LEGAL NOTICE MISCELLANEOUS ICARS/TRUCKS SUPERIOR COURT- AUDIT nEPORT FOR SALE JUVENILE MATTERS In occordonce with Section 7- |FDR SALE 12TH DISTRICT 394 ot the Generol Statutes, I notice Is hereby given rhot Ord«r OF NoUm there is on tile in the Office o f' LOOK FOR THE STARS... ♦ GIRL'S FULL LENGTH 1974 THUNDERBIRD — Nov*mb«r IS. 19M the Town Clerk, the A udlt Re Ycx?H sell it faster with WINTER COAT — Size Automatic. Power steer Hartford. CormacUet port ot the Town ot Manches ing, windows and seat. MOTION/PalHIon for tha ter , for the year ending June 12.14. Excellent condi REVOCATION OF 30, 1984, which Is open tor tion. $13. Telephone 649- Air conditioned. 90,000 COMMITMENT/ANO public Inspection during the Herald classified ads Look for the, CLASSIFIED ADS with STARS; stars help you get 2433. miles. Original owner. TRANSFER of thaMMor ChMd regular business hours.- Body needs work. Asking olORUS SILVA Doted ot Manchester, Con of parts unknown necticut, this 16th day of No {owen a tree house). PLAYPEN WITH PAD — $1200. Xall 649-9404 or Upon the motlon/pefitlon vember, 193' Like new, kept at gran? 647-0080. of THE COMMISSIONER OF better results. Put a star on your ad and see whaf a CHILDREN AND YOUTH Eflw ird TomkIel mother's house, SERVICES OF THE STATE Town Clerk purchased at Coldor, 1977 PINTO WAGON — 4 OF CONNECTICUT seeking 041 II Cali kept In carton. $25. Call speed, very gootf’condl- revocation of commitment tlon. No rust. $1350 or best and transfer of the minor difference it makes. Telephone 643-2711, AAondpy-Frfday, 649-4649. ch I Id of t he above named per ,6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 offer. Call 643-2207. son, now a ward of the Com NOTICI TO CREDITORS GIRL'S FULL LENGTH missioner of Children ond ESTATE OF' WINTER COAT — Size 1976 GRAN TORINO — Youth Services, which pett- DORIS M. LEAVESTROM Four door, power steer tion/motion will be heard on The Hon. William E. Flti- ^ 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. if- i if____ 12-14. Excellent condi the 4th dov of December 1984 Gerold, Judge, of the Court tion. $13. Telephone 649- ing, power brakes, olr ot 9:30 o'clock In the fo of Probote, District ot Man 2433. conditioning. Call 742- renoon, at the Superior chester at o heoring held oh iiaurlirslrr HrralJi 8185. Court-Juvenile Matters 920 November 19, tW4 ordered IQIIHOMES HOMES I^APARTMENTS MisaiANEOUS ; 9 |PAINTING/ Broad Street, Hortford, Con that oil claims must be pre- □ CRIB BASSETT with necticut. in said District. sehted to the fiduclorv on or I HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED l^> IFOR SALE FOR SALE c £Jforrent - FORFNT « IPAPFfflNG 1979 MERCURY MO I I Simmons mattress. As It oppeorino to and being before February 19, 1985 or NARCH - 53,000 miles. found bv the subscribing be barred os bv low provided. TW O CAR 1U r AGE In PROFESSIONAL sembled. Good condi authority that the obove Dionne E. Yusinos, rriCARS/TRUCKS It TICARS/TRUCKS (TnCARS/TRUCKS ITTICARS/TRUCKS KEY PUNCH OPERA LIBRARIAN — l^esponsl- AUTOMOBILE POLI- THREE ROOM APART Excellent condition. 6 cy Ass't. Clerk ie. Ideal for B U ILD IN G 8, P A IN T IN G tion.' Ideol for babysit named ORUS SILVA has L i J FOR SALE lilJFqRSALE TORS — Day ond night _pje for oil servlces-lnclud- SHING/CLEANING MENT — First floor; Bustneis Zq linder engine, A M 'FM . gone to parts unknown, ther The fiduciary ore: liL I FOR SALE LljFOR SALE heat, electricity and ap — Interior, exterior. Ceil ter's use. $30. Call 647-9723 Helen Richmond shifts. UnlQue4day/nlght :tng childrens. 30 hours. PERSON Nee^ded for ne- afternoons. stereo. $2800. 643-6287. efore. work week. Incentive bo Storting salary not to w/used and service de pliances. $400 per month. Apply: Ibs'sell't Barber ings, textures specialist, ORDERED, That; notice of and Sliep, ^ner Oak and wallpaperhanging, com the hearing of this petition be T. Ruitell Richmond nus plan. If you ore on . exceed $12,000. MLS pre partments. Evenings and Adults, no pets. Available 1978 CHEVY HALF-TON given bv publishing this RD 2, Box 266 'December 1st. Call 643- Spruce i 'tele plete remodeling. Free HOOVER VACUUM experienced Alpho/Nu- ferred. Position now Saturdays. Experience CLEANER — Excellent PICKUP - Excellent con order of notice In the MAN Pufnom, Cf. 06260 open. Send resume to: helpful buf will train. 2297. Estimates. Call 646-4^. dition. Call 647-9752, 643- CHESTER HERALD a new 045-11 , merlc Operator we ore condition. Upright. Two spaper having a circulation Interested In talking to Selection Committee, Apply: Gorin's Jaguar, STORA C= SPACE FOR 9997. WOMEN/WOMEN WITH RENT -JStorage/Work- years old. $50 or best in the City of Manchester, ^ CARDINAL BUICK ^ you about .lolnlng qur Bentley Memorial Li Route 83, Vernon, 646- offer. Call 646-4995. CT, once immediately upon NOTICE TO CREDITORS brary, Bolton, CT 0604C 0158. CHILDREN ONLY — shop. Flljctrlcltv ovallo- GOV’T SURPLUS CARS receipt ot this Order of No Keypunch staff. Benefits 1 $75 per month. IBULOING/ ESTATE OF Include 2 weeks paid vo by 1/1/85. Five riooms, own heat and ble. $25 & TRUCKS under $100. tice. ELEANOR HUTCHINSON - !68 or 742-3022. M ICONTRACTING CHAPEE COMBO Coal BYTHEXOURT TUTTLE . cation,’ ottroctive Insu CASHIERS & ASSIST utilities. 1st floor of 2 Coll 742 Now available In youn ELIZABETH J. FLYNN ANNOUNCES THEIR family. $350 month. Cov and wood stove. 1 year The Hon. Normon,. J. rance package along with RECEPTIONIST — Plea ANT MANAGERS — Full old. New condition. Also area. Call l-(619)-569- SUPERIOR COURT- PreusS, Judge, ot the Court entry, 742-5829. FARRAND REMODEL 0241. 24 hours. JUVENILE MATTERS pleasant working condi sant Individual to answer and port time positions Includes fireplace ot Probate, District ot An ING — Cabinets, roofing, 12TH DISTRICT dover ot o heoring held on 2nd ANNUAL THANKSGIVING SALE tions. Coll 872-8880. Ad phones and greet custo available. Must be ma Seriices hearth. All for $150. Call OP HARTFORD mers. Some typing re THREE ROOM APART gutters, room additions, FORD, 1979 FAIRMONT November 16, 1984 ordered vanced Automotion As ture and responsible. Will decks, ail types of remo 647-156T' 039-11 that oil claims must be pre sociates, 281 Hartford quired. Experience pre train. Apply in person MENT — With applian — 4 cylinder, 4 speed, • sented to the fiduciary on or ces. Heot and hot water. deling and repairs. FREE A'M/FM cassette.’ New Tpke., Vernon. EOE. ferred. Must be reliable. Friday, November 23rd, MANCHESTER $154,900 CHAPPEE COAL STOVE before February 16, 1985 or Interview by appoint SOLID CEDAR! $310 per month. Call .644- jlRVICES estlmafes. Fully insured. tires, brakes, shocks. mVITATION TO DID be barred os bylaw provided. TREMENDOUS SAVINGS ON ALL NEW CARS' 10am to 4pm, 271 Elling Telephone 643-6017, after — Used four winters. Will Sharon B. Preuss, ment only. Call Beth ton Rood, East Hartford, A truly unique Contemporary home of solid cedar conatruc* 8429. ^FERED Very clean. Call 646-7491. ASSEMBLERS AND tion 8 rooms. 3 bedrooms. 2'/6 baths, 4 zone heat. 2 car garage Eli 6pm, 647-8509. heat 5 or 6 rooms house. The Eighth Utilities (^Is- Clerk .f COIL WINDERS — Pull Donovan at 527-0406. CT. with electric doors, laundry room, loads of storage space. Lo* Needs baffle plate. Was. trict, 32 Main St., Manches The fiduciary Is: vely inside and out Must seen to be appreciated. STORRS/WILLINGTON ODD OBS, Trucking, 1973 DATSUN — Always ter, Conn., 06040 seeks bids Olive T. Shea time and mothers shift. LEON CIESZYNSKI $395, will take $75. Hurry.' for furnishing firefighters 8 Lake Rd. Exberlence not neces CASHIER/CLERK — NURSES AIDE^ — Full AREA — One bedroom Homei ipolrs. You name starts. New tires, battery,. 1985 Buick 1985 Buick 1985 Buick 1985 Buick BUILDER — New hames, Coll 643-0907. protective coats. Columbia, CT 06237 sary. Will train. 4 day Part time evenings. Must or part time positions modern apartment with It, we to It. Free estl- carburetor; alternator. Bid specifications may be 040-11 Somerset Regal Skylark Century new carpet. Patio or additions, remodeling, Good mileage, uses regu obtained during normal busi LeSabre week. Apply at: Able be available for w m - available for 7 to 3 and;3 COVENTRY $89,000 mates. nsured. 643-0304. SCHOOL DESK AND k'ends. Apply In person: TO BE BUILT . balcony. On 24 beautitui rec rooms, garages, kit lar gas. Recently re ness hours (9:00 a.m. to 5:00 Coll, Howard Road, to 11 shifts. Certified CHAIR forall elementary p.m.), Monday thru Satur LEGAL NOTICE '2 Dr, Auto. Air, Stereo 4 dr. V-6, Stereo, WSvJ, 4 Dr, V-6, Air, Loaded Custom, 2 Pr, V-8, Air, Xtra Morf Convenience Aides preferred. Alter 6 room Raised Ranch, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. 2car garage. Ther> country acres. Tennis ATTE T IO N PARTI- chens remodeled, ceil registered and passed day, from the Dispatcher at Bolton. mopane windows. 2 wood stove hookups, deck in rear with slid* ings, bath tile, dormers, grades. Excellent for PLANNING a ZONING Air Stereo Store, 404 Hartford Rood, nate weekends required. court, 2 car lighted park ERS: < III Jock Bertrand emissions test. It isn't the Eighth Utilities Oletrict COMMISSION . ers and more! Call us for details. roofing. Residenfial or mica wrifing surface. LPN ©R RN WANTEDfor Manchester. Apply In person during ing. On Route 74-44, easy tor thi best dances and pretty but It works. $800. Firehouse, 32 Main Street, TOWNIOF ANDOVER, *10,799 commercial. 649^4291. Steel legs. 2 sets. $10 per Manchester, Conn. 06040. CONNECTICUT *10,399 flll-ln for vacations. Il business hours: Rock^ access to 1-86 (Exit 100). portle: DJ and Light pall 875-0610. Sealed bids will be received *9,699 *12,299 EXPERIENCED WAI Call 288-8211 or 429-8212. set. Telephone 649-1724. At o meeting ot the Plon> stock #5028 lness, personal time. ville Memorial Nursing Show the Party Pers- ~ ------1------at the above address until ning & Zoning Commission, stock #5112 stock #5009 stock #5072 Manchester. Will train. TRESS WANTED — Home, 22 South Street, Wi ein hilp ytu tacomt i pectlv People. Coll 643- ROBERT E. JARVIS — 1974 DODGE DART 7:00 p.m., December 17,1984, held on November 13, 1984, Apply In person any day "REALE" PROFESSIONAL! WEST SIDE — 5 room Building 8, Remodeling FIVE FOOT UPPER SWINGER — Automatic, at which time they will be approval was granted for o Send resume to Box MM Rockville, CT. 12«2. WALL CABINET — Five publicly opened, read, aloud after Uom, Islander Res Call 040-4525. iml ttk lor Otn. duplex. Appliances, wa- Speclalisf. Additions, power steering, white Special Permit tor 'o Home c/o this newspaper. foot base cabinet with and recorded. Occupation for o real estate taurant, 179 Tolland sher/dryer hookup, wall garages, roofing, siding, with black Interior. Ex Bids shall remain valid for RN OR LPN — Prefera BRIC BLOCKS, stainless steel sink, for office In the'home ot Kath 1984 Buick Tpke. D.F. REALI, INC. to wall carpeting, new STON — Concrete, kifehens, bathrooms, re cellent condition. $995. thirty days from the bid leen A. Chomp, Times Form 1984 Buick 1984 Buick bly with a background In Roaf Eofafo placement wlndows- mica caunter, dark wood. opening dote. The District Rood, Andover, Connecticut. ’1984 Buick tiled bath. Adults. No Chimr y repairs. No lob Call 649-0678. reserves the right to relect Regal Skyhawk • Skyhawk allergy or laboratory IPS M l tl.. Miiiifciifu, Cl. pets. Security. Phone 646- /doors. Call 643-6712. $100. Phone 646-2836. Doted ot Andover, Connec Skyhawk WORKING MOTHER medicine. 5 day work 646-4S1S too snpII. Call 644-8356. any and all bids for any ticut this 21st day of Novem LOOKING for dependa 2836. reason deemed to be In the ber, 1984. Custom, Demo, 2 Dr, Custom, NEW, 5 Spd, week In ENT Allergy CARPENTRY AND RE best interest of the District. ANDOVER PLANNING 8, Custom, NEW) 5 Spd, Custom, Demo, Aulo, c a r p e n t e r - for home ble' child core at my END ROLLS ^ n k practice In Manchester. 27'6 width - 25 cents; Joseph Tripp ZONING COMMISSION V-6, Air, Stereo, Tilt, Air, Stereo Air, Stereo Air, Stereo • builder. Monchesfer- house. Daytime, 9 hours. IHOMES MODELING SERVICES Fire Commissioner Salary commensurate — Camplete home re 13% width - 2 for 25 )ssess John L. Kostic, Cruise, Wires /Vernon area. Call 643- Oak Street, Manchester. with experience. Contact IFOR RENT Dated at Manchester. Cholrmon 2111 9am fo 5pm. Call 649-8093. SNOWPLOWING — By pairs and remodeling. cents. MUST be picked Conn, this 15th day of No Frances LoPIne, Mrs. Noonan ot 646-0314. MANCHESTER — 9 niPARTMENTS Quality work. Referen up at the Manchester FOR SALE vember, 1984. Secretory ^ *10,699 *8,699 *8699 $59,900. - Price Reduced. Peters Tree Service. 049-n 036-11 *8,499 ^ I fo r r e n t TOWNHOUSE — In Residfntlal-Commerclal. ces, licensed and insured. Herald Office BEFORE 11)1 Ckw V w St W|. MSSO MACHINIST — CNC Mil Cozy three bedroom star 0 Northwood, 2 bedroom, Stock #4566 stock # 4708 stock #4704 BUSINESS " Call 1 ^ , 649-2456. Call 646-8165. 11A.M. ONLY. iiDOMtaiblltMtnt'IIH stock #4712 ling. Second shift. Two ter home across from appllanced, air, carport, , INVITATION TO OlD OPPORTUNITIES 3Va ROOM APARTMENT lilt M ilt IV Llimlll 1300 NOTICE TO CREDITORS years experience with Center Springs Park. quiet neighborhood. Call lilS Mifk IV LlMtlll '1880 ESTATE OF set-up ability required. — Private home, heat, SNOvl^LOWING, sand- DUMAS ELECTRIC — The Eighth Utilities DIs- JOSEPH L. HANDLEY. Aluminum sided with en evenings, 651-3817. IIH Pm Hic FlrMnl ■Bll Overtime and benefits appliances., Worklngsln- Ing old snow removal. Lights dimming? Fuses trict, 32 Main St./Mohebaif> The Hon. William E. Fitz NATIONAL COMPANY closed porch! Call Linda, blowing? Repairs, Im linitadtbffnSda iSKt ter. Conn., 06040 seeks bids Gerald, Judge, of the Court ' available. Apply at 184 LOOKING for Satellite 224-2644 evenings or gle adult only. No pets, Comfiercial accounts for furnishing Protective STORE AND only. >46-5254. provements and addi RANCH MINK COAT — Tlw limn an In tan M; of Probate, District of Man DISTINCTIVE USED CARS WITH DASKETS OF SAVINGS Commerce Street, Glas Antenna Dealers. No Ex Beaztey Realty, 561-2930. children. 643-2880. Size 10, $600. Mink stole, Helmets. chester ot o hearing held on tonbury or coll Personnel OFFICE SPACE tional circuits. Fully li Sningt liirii it MmlMibr Bid specitlcotlons may be November 19, 1984 ordered perience Required. Com censed, insured. Call $150. Firm. Excellent 813 Mill 8L SIDING CONTRACTOR - at 633-5271 between 10am plete Unit Prices $630.00 MANCHESTER — North MOTIER OF THREE obtained during normal busi that oil claims must be pre Chllden Will Babysit 646-5253 anytime. condition. Going South. ness hours (9:00 o.m. to 5:00 sented to the tiduclorV on or Insfall vinyl siding on and 3pm. EOE. and Up. Retail $1,295.00. End. 1 bedroom apart MANCHESTER OFFICE Call 646-3907. p.m.), Monday thru Satur before February 19, 1985 or large housing develop- . MANCHESTER — Cute ment in quiet, residential days In her home. Call day, from the Dispatcher at Phone Open 24 hours and cozy Cope. 3 bed SPACE — Ideal for ac- {RECREATION be barred os bv low provided. ment. Prefer contractor ASSEMBLY — Factory. 1-303-570-7800. area. Near bus line. Utili countanf, lawyer ar sales 644-327, 644-9511. 1 7 0 the Eighth Utilities District Dionne E. Yusinos, within convenient travel rooms, IV2 baths, large ties not Included. $395 Ki; IHEATING/ 1^^ (VEHICLES Firehouse, 32 Moln Street, Ass't. Clerk ...... ■■■"■ $5.50. Fee Paid. Mature rooms, full basement, Va office. Cenfral location. HDME AND Manchester, Conn. 06040. The fiduclorv Is; distance of Vernon/Man- homemaker. Knitting, monthly. Call 646-3158 be Ample parking. Call 649- WILI DO DAY CARE In 1 ^ (plumbing Seoled bids will be received Mary McF Handley, chester area. Call 9am to crocheting ability Ideal. SITUATION acre landscaped lot. De tween 8am and 4:30pm. my bme. Days or even- GARDEN at the above address until 385 So. Main Street sirable location, close to 2891. 1978 LAYTON 24 ft. Self 5pm, 643-2111. Small, friendly Hartford WANTED IngsCall 647-8832. I 7:00 p.m., December 17,1984, Manchester, CT 06040 schools. John Puzzo, 521- FOGARTY BROTHERS contained, rear bath, at which time Ihev will be firm, 7om-3:30, Monday N TWO, THREE AND FIVE awning, double dinette, 044-11 CHEVETTE . ^ 5200. J. Watson Beach OFFICE SPACE, Three — Bathroom remodel DELIVERING RICH publicly opened, read aloud r Sky hawk ASSEMBLERS - Full or thru Friday. Wilson DAYCARE - In mv li ROOM Apartments — No rooms, centrally lacated, nooMo, r/UNTMo, outtw> s sleeps 8. Excellent condi and recorded. Real Estate Company, L«b Call 649-6801. on d'vocation trip. Boost forms standard secretar KEEPER — Experience guage. Call 649-5453. RDOMS 649-2236. MANCHESTER — 2 Of ial and general office required. Flexible hours. Son, 649 Main Street, your vocation budget by FDR RENT fice suite, bathroom. $250 CELINGS REPAIRED 643-2171. duties for Several manag Please call 649-9252 be- EAST HARTFORD — CHEVY 6^CvHnder en ,selling Idle Items around HELPING PEOPLE sa O r d i n a l b u i c k monthly Including heat. or tEPLACED with dry- your Itome for cost ers. Must type, proof twee.n 4 and 5pm Close to Manchester line. Hayes Corp. 646-4131. ITAG SALES gine, rebuilt, low mi tisfy their needs and read and edit correspon Real Estate MANCHESTER — Fully wol. Call evenings, Gary KITCHENAID DIS leage,, clean. Best offer. Place on od In closslfl wonts that's what wont weekdays. furnished Including 4 room apartment. Con MiHugh, 643-9321. dence. Set-up and Inte HWASHER — $99 or best TAG SALE — Hand made Call 643-6186. to find 0 cosh buyer. > are all about. stove, refrigerator, bed, venient location. Park grate flies within existing AN OHIO OIL CO. offers ing. Available November COVENTRY offer. Washes good. Cali teddybears, antiques, department. Screen 191IHDMES bureau. $50 per week plus N jiVIE YOUR OWN 649-7814. ^ I winter coats, etc. Friday, 649-4571 high Income, plus cosh 2 weeks security. Call 15th. S ecu rity. $400 PROFESSIONAL PI ICE — Father and san. calls, arrange appoint bonuses, benefits to ma for monthly. Call after 5pm, November 23rd, 10-4. 74 ■71 ICARS/TRUCKS , “A Touch Above First Class" 1^' I SALE 646-8877.______> F( it, dependable ser- TWIN BED INCLUDING INVITATION TO BID 171 ICARS/TRUCKS ments and old In travel ture person In Hartford 646-4489. ' CENTER Kennedy Road. I'M forsale FOR SALE arrangements. Must vfe. Pointing, Paper- BOX SPRING and mat area. Regardless of expe h( iging 8, Removal. Call The Eighth Utilities Dis have several years of rience, write P.T. Read, {^APARTMENTS MANCHESTER — One tress, only 2 months old. COME ONE, COME ALL trict, 32 Main St„ Manchesr Junction ^-0585 or 6444)036. Asking $150. Call 647-8108. ter,.Conn.'06040 seeks bids lor general secretarial expe-, American Lubricants IfiJFOR RENT bedroom, second floor, to our Christmas Craft furnishing recording and log- rience and ability to type Co., Box 426, Dayton, BOLTON — Two family appliances, carpeting. Sale! Saturday, No glng devlce(s). 50-60 words per minute Ohio 45401. MANCHESTER — Avail Convenient to shopping, 31 & 275 vember 24th, 1-6pm.. Bid specifications may be house to settle estate. obtained during normal busi F O R N E W ENGLANDERS!! accurately, take dicta Principles only. CIrco able Immediately. One, recreation and bus line. r CELEBRITY CIPHER Many hand made crafts tion and operate o word CnMxIty ClpOtr oryptogranw CfMnd from quoutKKM by ness hours (9:00 o.m. to 5:00 PART TIME/FULL 1650. Original paneled two and three bedroom $390 per month. Utilities PRIME (moua pMpto. pwt and pnMm. Ek K MMr m nw dplMT Mindt to select from for your p.m.), Monday thru Satur processor. Salary lsS13to TIM E Help Needed — walls and corner cup apartments. $400, $455, not Included. Peterman for anoOMr. rodW* <*>« u agiMk M. gift giving. Hair Design's day, from the Dispatcher at $15 depending on expe Chair seating and baske board. Call 649-2072, 643- $520, heat and hot water Agency, 649-9404 or 647- by Connie, 34 Oak Street, the Eighth Utilities District rience. Send resume to by CONNIE WIENER Firehouse, 32 Main Street, NEW FORD try mall order business. 8961. Included. J.D. Real Est 1340. OFFICE SPACE Manchester. P.S. Bring Manchester, Conn. 06040. Informatics General needs all around help. ate, 646-1980. ADWNW VO OH QTLD ADVOK your shopping list! Sealed bids will be received ESCORT Carp., Insurance-Micro Apply at Connecticut ROCKVILLE — 6 room For Leaser at the above address until 2 - D O O R Systems Div., 1009 Sulli Cone 8, Reed Co. 205 duplex. $450 plus utilities SNOWBLOWER', 7:00p.m., December 17,1984, 1985 van Ave., South Windsor, XQ VOWMVAKRCW FXN. VP FXN at which time they will be Hartf.ord Road, HELP WANTED HELP WANTED and security. 5 minutes Contact CRAFTS, typewriter, publicly opened, read aloud Ct. 06074. EOE M /F /H /V . Manchester. from highway. Call after boating and fishing and recorded. 'Spm, 875-6957. Lawrence Bates LHUWQ, VA FVde RW PNHU equipment, radios and Bids shall remain valid for thirty days from the bid much moreir 50 Oxford opening date. The District MANCHESTER — Two 742-7301 PSVCTNW HP DTUXO FVQEHU.’* Street, Friday and Satur reserves the right to reject bedrooms, heat, hot wa day, 8am-4pm. any and oil bids for any 1 — RHOXN CXF. reason deemed to be In the ter and appliances. $460. best Interest ot the District. "References, lease and se ■nlUnUITMEMTS HOUSEWIVES PREVIOUS Solution: "Chooso a |ob you love, and Joseph Tripp curity. No pets. Call 742- '‘I for RENT you will never have to work a day In your life." — Fire Commissioner 8855 evenings. Automotive Dated at Manchester, Confucius. Conn.' this 15th day ot No eieS4byNEA.Ino. ON vember 1984. Earn Extra Money 048-11 :rr *N’ CARLYLE ®by Larry Wright 171 ICARS/TRUCKS AAANCHESTER I'M f o r s a l e With Your Own INVITATION TO BID 1971 DODGE DART The Eighth Utilities Dis BENNET trict, 32 Main St., Manches SWINGER — Nice condi ter. Conn., 06040 seeks bids tion, small -V-8, auto fo r f u r n 1 s.h I n g Part Time Job ELDERLY HOUSING matic, power steering. Poger/Monitors. $800. Call mornings, 742- Bid specifications may be obtained during normol'busl- i 9600. ness hours (9:00 a.m. to 5100 LNE DELIVERED ImtnedlatB Occupancy . . . and mothers with young children, bring them p.m.), Monday thru Satur fp'e’ll match dr beat.... any legitimate 1973 VOLKSWAGON SU day, from the Dispatcher at IKI ^ TAx ES & REGISTRATION Rennet Housing Development now the Eighth Utilities District with you and save on baby sitting costs. PERBEETLE — Semi au Firehouse, 32 Moln Street, deal on any new Ford., so get your IN STOCK OR ORDER IN YOUR CHOICE OF COLOR. talcing applications. 1 BR apt, *375 to tomatic, A M /FM radio, Manchester, Conn. 06040. Similar savings on 4-d6ors and i^agons. Limited time only. Twenty-two Hours per week. 40,000 miles. $800. Call Sealed bldf will be received best deal and then see us! *395. Two BR apt. *455 to *470. Rent 232-5869 evenings, 566- at the above address until 7:00 p.m., December 17,1984, Salary plus gas allowance. includes: heat, hot water, W/W car 6213 days. at which time they will be Call peting, range, refrigerator, disposal, publicly opened, read aloud—' GET MORE THAN YOU BARGAINED FOR WITH THIS BRAND NEW 19S5 ESCUNi 1974 PONTIAC V E N and recorded. call for aid system, elevator, laundry, Bids shall remain volld tor ..JUST LOOK WHAT YOU G H TURA— Two door. Origi thirty days from the bid SOUND INTefiESTINO? community room and storage area. nal owner. Buckets, 350,4 opening dote. The District * 1.B1 wsw (xiTrtn niQstct * INTUVU WMDINHU) WIPCS$ • lUMTENlllWf-niU UTTtST Now speed stick, duals. $750, reserves the right to relect You can be a Herald Area Adviser * POWES nONT BBMU/ * um-SACN sucxrr $iAT* • raoirr wHcu Dsm Units now shown by appointment, best offer. Call 649-4959. any and all bids for any and handle and supervise our reason deemed to be In the * MWFM msco lUDW * BUMKR mis fnSPS • DCUIU lOIMe BMVUTION PM. carrier boys & girls. If you like kids Monday, Wednesday, Friday, 10 a.m. best Interest of the District *DNITM.aoCX i * S-SPEEO MMMIM. TUUWUU • WtlMIN HUSlMIPt W79 FIAT STRADA — 4 •■ Joseph Tripp DILLOniS IN C E 1 9 3 3 * DUAL M M O n I M t T |SMHM$ * STEU ICLTEO SAOUl TMU • coiM-wno PASusau -12 p.m. Please call for appointment. — want a little independence and door hatchback, AM /FM Fire Commissioner COMPT.CASPrnM your own income . . . 647-9946 /i-»f stereo, a/c. Runs excel Doted at Manchester, o r Conn, this 15th day of No 319 Main Street (Across from Armory) 647-9947 lent. Must sell. $1650 or vember 1984. MANCHESTER.-CT. 643 2145 Price includes Dealer Prep., Destination Charges & Full Wax! best otter. Call 1-429-0107, 046-11 Ask for Jeanne Fromerth 528-6522 days. enararntxat- ) .
