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KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ®by Larry Wright APARTMENTS r r i STORE AND FOR RENT OFFICE SPACE

AAonchettar — Available Office Space — Excellent Immediately. One, two location with ample park­ ) Manchester A City ol Villaqe Charm and three bedroom apart­ ing. 600, 400 & 300 so. ft. ment!. S425, $495, $525, office suites ore now heat and hot water In­ ovalloble. 649-2891. cluded. J.D. Real Estate, Wednesday, Dec. 4,1985 Single copy: 2SS 646- 1980. Office Space For Rent — 12,000 sq. ft., one mile Like Private Home — 3'/a from UCONN. 429-6421. room apartment. Base­ ment, appliances. Work­ ing single adult, married For Sals couple. No children, pets. 643-2880. Union head i ^ - For Rent — January 1st. IHOUDAY/ Five-room duplex. Fire­ [SEASONAL place, large kitchen, stove, yard, basement, washer-dryer hookups, Flexible Flyer Sled — 5 convenient location to bus feet long. Like new. Used sees strike stops, parking for one car twice. Asking $40. 646- o nly. No pets. $625 2218.0 monthly plus utilities, se­ curity deposit, lease. Call 647- 1004 after 5pm HOUSEHOLD CllW»twNEA.tnc weekdays. jflOODS______at 4th plant 4 THE NUTCRACKER by The Joe KubtO baths. $415 monthly plus size for extra storage. $60. U.S. District Court in Hartford to losing $10 million a day. utilities and securl^. No Mark Curran, right, and fellow strikers of the the second day of the strike. The company failed in its 649-7625.0 Free — Beautiful young Antique Soythe for cut­ 1974 Plymouth Duster — prevent the union from conducting pets. Available December Datsun Pulsar, 83 — Four International Association of Machinists jeer workers attempt to block a second strike vote by East Hartford tuxedo cot. Green eyes, ting hay or to hang on Slant 6, runs good, some door sedan, automatic, the poll. SHE AND ALMEIDA predicted 16fh. Frank SplleckI, 643- Sofa, Brown tweed, 7 ft. healthy, female, very af­ your rec room woll. $20. a strike at the East Hartford plant leaving Pratt i Whitney’s Middletown plant Tuesday on workers. Three plants remain on strike. 2121. rust. 96,000. Must sell. air, mint condition. Book In a strike vote Sunday, the East long. Excellent condition. fectionate, well manered. 643-5336.0 Best offer. Call 649-1063. would bring the company back to Asking $40. Call 649-5896.0 value, $5,800, asking only Hartford local failed to gain the Call 742-5768. $4,900. Coll 649-0286. two-thirds vote necessary to ap­ the bargaining table and Almeida Coventry Lake Water­ Household vinegar Is an 1974 Chevy Nova — Runs prove a strike. The union held predict^ an agreement before front — Newly renovated, Hand Crocheted Queen Toy Poodles — Dork apri­ effective and Inexpensive MOTORCYCLES/ I MISCELLANEOUS furnished one bedroom good. Started up every­ 1984 Buick Riviera — today's second vote, claiming that C3)ri8tmas. Size bed spread, $75. 646- cot, male and female, fabric softner when odded- day last winter. High mi­ [ b ic y c les [ a u t o m o t iv e apartment for maximum 6794.0 Loaded, mint condition. many East Hartford memebrs "W e are very disappointed in the E to the final laundry rinse. East Hartford workers urged to walk $350. Call evenings, 876 leage. $500. Call 742-7485. 28,000 miles. Must sell. 2 persons. Available to Classified Is the effective were locked out of Sunday's vote. court’s decision,” said UTC spo­ 0865. 875-8161, leave message. 10 Speed Ross compact. PIck-up Cop for six foot kesman Thomas Droban. "We June 15. $550 a month Child's White wicker and Inexpensive way to George Almeida, a Machinists By Susan Vaughn The East Hartford union local was voting again.st the contract 1983 Bonneville M|d Size Good condition. $50 or bed. Front slider window, hope that as many of our people as strike before.” Herbert said. He Includes heat and electric­ rocking chair. Good con­ Now Is the time to run on find a cash buyer for international representative, said Herald Reporter represents a total of 7,700 workers because he said it provides no Job ity. Lease, $1,100 deposit Wagon — Excellent con­ 1984 Magnum — Show­ best offer. 643-2339.0 side Jalousy window. $75. possible vote on Wednesday and said the move toward a strike has dition. $99. Phone 644- ad In classified to sell that household Items you no' dition. 20,000 miles. Many that about 2,000 workers out of an at plants in East Hartford, Rocky security and because the company been building up as conditions "got and references reaulred. 2063.0 room condition. 3,000 646-8661.0 they reaffirm the decision made... camera you no longer longer use. 643-2711. extras, must see to appre­ miles. Must sell. 875-8161, eligible 4,500 had voted on the EAST HARTFORD - Striking Hill. Manchester and Windsor. has eliminated many jobs. 742-3022. Ladles 26" 3 speed bicycle, Sunday night not to strike.” worse and worse.” use. ciate. $8,200. 649-2536. leave message. strike issue by 10 a.m. He said exit workers from three Pratt & About 200 workers who were Root also said the wages offered Utility sink with taucet — chrome fenders, deluxe Today Is great day ... and During Tuesday’s hearing in " It ’s time for us to stand up and polls conducted by the union Whitney plants lined up outside locked out during the first vote by the company amount to a First Floar Unheated $35 or best offer. 647-1155.o quality, with exercise Classified Is a great way U.S. District Court in Hartford, be counted.” said union member Apartment available Automotive 1978 Chevrolet Comoro — 1973 Maverick for Sale — stand. Excellent condi­ ... to sell something! 643- showed nearly 100 percent support union headquarters on Main Street Sunday at the Hartford Civic freeze. Instead of increasing the Wilbert Shell of Bloomfield. “ I MUSICAL 81,000 miles. Excellent Pratt k Whitney attorney Jay S. now. Gas and gas range, Picture Window — 49'/j x For parts, call after 6pm, tion. $50. 649-1794.0 2711. for a strike. this morning, enthusiatically urg­ O nter challenged the vote, which machinists’ base pay, he said the have a family and home like C condition. Metallic green. Siegel argued that the 200 workers space heater and refriger­ 60", 24 pones, stripped, ITEMS 643-2295. ing workers at the East Hartford failed to produce the two-thirds company was offering a lump-sum everybody else.” ator supplied. Private en­ N Call Laurie, 872-7694. THE VOTING WAS to continue who were allegedly prevented $75. 742-7090.O LOOKING FOR a second plant to vote against a proposed majority needed to call a strike in bonus and lots of overtime. The He said he . was supporting a CARS/TRUCKS 1979 Dodge Colt — Always from voting would not change the trance. Parking for one Lloyd's AM /FM stereo car tor your family? to 8 p.m. If a strike is approved, it contract and join them in their East Hartford. Plant workers in base pay determines benefits, he FOR SALE Beautiful 75 Camaro. Su­ garaged, high mileage, Bright Potholders outcome. He said if all those strike "for my family and becaue pleasure car. Security Colonial Wing Back Chair and 8-track stereo car­ I Don't miss the many offer­ would begin immediately after strike against the company. Southington, North Haven and said. perior Condition. Will bar- good condition. Snow workers voted to strike, it would of what the union stands for." and reference requested. — Comfortable, excellent tridge player and turnta­ ings In today's classified midnight. Almeida said. “ We need you. We’re walking,” Middletown voted to walk off their Root said some workers are Older couple or single galn. Call 228-3227 tires Included. $850 or best amount to only a 60 percent strike Shell said job security to him condition, warm colors, ble. Hardly used. Asking. 1975 Dodge Window Van columns. Almeida said there were no strikers said as they shook hands jobs. given a hard time if they do not person. Rent - $325 per — With back seat, 3 speed anytime. offer. 643-8840. vote, not the two-thirds majority does not mean that his job would be $75. 643-2041 after 5pm.o $85. Call 647-1560 after problems with today’s vote, saying with the voting workers. "W e’re The president of the Machinists want to work overtime. "I'd rather month. 643-2210. 5pm, ask for Len. on column and removable the union constitution requires for guaranteed, but that work would company officials were being very with you,” many of the East union ordered the second vote spend time with my family," he Maple Twin bed — com­ bed frame In back. Call a strike. stay in the shop. Manchester — Available after 4pm, 742-5824. In Lorger Sizes cooperative. Hartford workers responded. today after a federal judge ruled it said. “ The company has lied to us and plete, very good condi­ TOWN OF MANCHE8TER, CONNECTICUT Imedlately. Nice modern tion. $50. 647-1912.0 “ They are letting the workers J. Thomas Bouchard, the com­ A steady stream of workers was legal. The company had "W e have to support this,” said used scare tactics.” Shell said, by ____ _ » ___ RECREATIONAL NOTICE OF four room apartment with ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE take off without harassment or pany’s chief negotiator and vice entered the headquarters around sought an injunction prohibiting a 25-year Pratt employee Robert telling the machinists that they appliances. $400 monthly ITEMS anything for the flrst time ever,’’ president for industrial relations mid-moming, but no count of the second strike vote. Hebert of Thompson. "The biggest would lose their jobs if they voted Sofa Bed In very good INVITATION TO BIO In accordance with the proylslonsof Chapter 3, Section 1 and plus utilities. 647-1113after J 9 of the Town Charter, notice Is hereby given of the odoptton Almeida said. " I guess they (P&W at United Technologies, testified number who had voted was availa­ Most of the workers interviewed thing about this contract is job condtilon. Asking $50 Seoled bids will be received to strike today. 6pm. firm. 643-8601 In the General Services' of­ by the Board of Directors of the Town of Manchester, Con­ officials) figure with a bigger that the company produces 30 ble. Voting was scheduled from 3 said they were confident the East security,” he said, adding that he .0 Golf Clubs — Spauldine necticut, on November 26.1985. Tony DiMartino, a Pratt machi­ fice, 41 Confer St., Monches- turnout, the better their chances." engines worth a total of $100 a.m. to 8 p.m. today. Hartford employees would reject has seen many workers replaced executive woods. 1-3 ter, CT until DECEMBER 13, nist for 30 years who works at the Manchester — North End, 3000 new and used TV and Spaulding top-fllte Irons, PROPOSED ORDINANCE Contract talks broke off Friday million every month for the Air Today's vote was the second this the contract this time and join in because of automation and be­ one bedroom apartment. 19S5 Of 11:00 a.m. for the fol- 'North Haven plant, said he has radio tubes, also mecury 2-P.W. $95. Call 647-1311.0 lowlne: BE IT ORDAINED after negotiators failed to reach Force and Navy, and does a week by workers at the East the strike. cause the company has subcon­ In quiet residential area. by the Board of Directors of the Town of only 19 months left before he can tube checker. Call 643- (1) FURNISH & INSTALL Manchester that the Town convey to Visions Unlimited, Inc. agreement on wages, pensions, $l-billion-a-year business in spare Hartford, aircraft-engine plant, Dave Root of Ellington, who tracted work out. Near buslines. Utilities 1680. $75.0 EXHAUST SYSTEM, premises consisting of seven (7) ocres more or less on the health insurance benefits and job parts. not Included. $400 POLICE DEPT. GARAGE easterly side of Love Lane os more particularly described In which is the company’s largest. works in Pratt's Rocky Hill plant. "They’re lucky there was no Please turn to page 10 monthly. Call 646-3150 be­ (REBID) Exhibit A attached hereto. The consideration for sold con- Two Reclining Chairs — [ANTIQUES (2) SALE OF RECYCLED veyonce shall be ONE (S1.S0) DOLLAR and additional con­ $ tween 8am-4:30pm. Brown. One standard, MIXED METALS sideration as described In the Resolution adopted by the $125, one swivel rocker, (3) ONE (1) HEAVY DUTY Board of Directors on May 14, 1985, to be amended by Re­ Rockville — Two bed­ $225. $300 for both. Call COMMERCIAL DESIGN 36 ' solution to be adopted by said Board on November 26,1985. room apartment, $375 ROTARY MOWER 1628-85 647-7435 otter 5pm. (4) SALE 8, REMOVAL OF Pillowtex strikers locked out’ on return to work plus utilities. Range In­ HERITAGE BRASS LUMBER & DEBRIS FROM Prepared by William J. Shea, cluded. Good neighbor­ COLLAPSED BARN ON Assistant Town Attorney A ANTIQUE WINDSOR STREET have been on strike for about three hood. Paved parking lot. E X H IB IT A By John F. Kirch know,” Steely said. “ They said this tract language that would allow intent to reach an agreement. Five Main Street, said Chris Pozar- 16 3 1 miscellaneous The Town of Manchester Is months, went to the front door of One month's security. CORIPANY on equal opportunity em­ Those premises located on the easterly side of Loye Lane In Herald Reporter was short notice and that they have the company to relocate the plant meetings have been held since the zyeki, a supervisor at the office. Available Immediately. FOR SALE ployer, and requires on affir­ the Town of Monchester, County of Hartford and State of f t l l l 'l l l l the Regent Street plant early this hired permanent replacements.” or subcontract work out without strike began. She said a master report will be 643-1903. 222 McKee Street mative action policy for all of Connecficut bounded and described as follows: morning and asked for their jobs Striking workers at Pillowtex Workers voted unanimously informing workers in advance. A hearing is scheduled for Feb. made after a hearing is held next Tools, Cement Mixer, Me­ Manchester Its Contractors and Vendors Commencing at a point on said easterly line of Loye Lane back. She said that the company's as a condition of doing busi­ Corp. said this morning they have Tuesday to request their jobs back 11 to determine if the union’s Wednesday to determine why the Manchester — Two bed­ tal lathe, Tl Computer, w h l^ point morks the southwesterly corner of fhe wlthlnde- vice president of personnel, Ri­ In a written complaint to Pillow­ ness with the Town, os per scrlbed premises and fhe northwesterly comer of land now been "locked out" of their jobs after contract negotiations re­ charges have merit. If the labor workers are out of work. The room duplex with applian­ chainsaws, grinders, 643-0359 Federal Order 11246. chard Kemer, told them Pillowtex tex, the National Labor Relations or formerly of one Dugh; thence proceeding northerly by after requesting to return to work sumed Tuesday under the supervi­ board’s administrative law judge department's central office in ces. Newly remodeled, punching bag, 78 Sunbird. Bid Forms, plans and specif I- the arc of a curve to the left having a radius of 800.22 feet, had hired "permanent replace­ Board in Hartford has said that Unique Qlfts cotlons ore available at the unconditionally. sion of a mediator. rule in favor of the UAW, workers Wethersfield will then make a nice neighborhood, avail­ Call 6464)454. along »o!6eo*tjrly line of Love Lone, 412.682 feet to a point; ments,” and that he would review striking workers should be rehired able Immediately. $500 General Services' office. thence N33^15'38"W, continuing along said easterly line of Workers represented by United would be entitled to their jobs decision on whether to give benef­ TOWN OF MANCHESTER, the company’s manpower needs and replacement workers dis­ plus security. Call 643- One Lady's diamond Christmas Hours Love Lane, 624.894 feet to a point; thence by the arc of a C rocket Auto Workers Local 376 will file for About 60 workers walked off back, union officials have said. its, she said. Tues.-FrI. 9am-8pm curve to the right having d radius of 384.645 feet, continuing I r for possible future openings. Steely 2006. cocktail ring. Paid $3,000, ROBERT B. WEISS, unemployment benefits today and their jobs Aug. 26 because they missed if the strikers made an The law judge's decision can be Pozarzyeki said this morning Sat. 8am-3pm olong said easterly line of Love Lane, 8.426 feef fo a point; said she was told by Kemer that will sell tor $2,000. Coll GENERAL MANAGER thence N56M4'-B"E, patting through land now or forlSerty Thursday, striker Lois Steely said wanted increases in wages and unconditional request to return to appealed by either party to the full that the question is whether the 6467195 after 9pm. 001-12 of Manchester, 165.25 feet toapoint; thence S48^ today. She said the workers will some workers might be hired back benefits and a seniority system their jobs. labor board in Washington, D.C. workers have been locked out of M -42 E, passing through said landnowor formerly of sold remain on the picket line until they if positions become available. that protects older workers. The The NLRB complaint stems About 19 workers have filed for their jobs or if they are still on STORE AND I S l / I P 4 Monchester, 318.81 feet fo a point; thence S31*-21'- OFFICE SPACE Craftman 1-50-12 Double S7"E,C T " B continuing ^MeeBlaestlMAB throMh asold^ s.^ sland.—..^.^ now______or^ formeHy______. of .. T.the get their jobs back. “ He said, if perhaps there were workers and UAW officials said from union charges that the unemployment benefits with the Insulated chain saw. NOTICE TownI of( Manchester, 196.73 feet to a point; thence S19^'- Steely said the workers, who any openings he would let us they were concerned about con­ H .PUBLIC HBARINO EXauSIVE 5084 company was bargaining with no state unemployment office on Please turn to page 10 Electric model 315.34600. 4"E, wsslng through im d now or formerly of said Town of BOARD OP DIRECTORS Manchester, M7.20 M to o point on the northerly line of Cost $70, used twice, $45. TOWN OP MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT Prime Space Available — 649-0173.0 land now or formerly of one Du^; thence Sn^^'-24"W Tolland Industrial Park, N^oflot Is hereby given that the Board of Directors. Town of ®fnow or formerl y of one Dugh, Hasy-crochet potholders 221.24 feet to the point of beginning. with cross-stitch Dutch new building. 2,500-22,000 Cement Mixer — One Manchester, Connecticut, will hold a Public Hearing at the ^ Street, Manchester, Said premises are bounded: Boy and Girl motifs will TODAY’S HERALD DEP nixes town’s sewer grant claim sq. ft. Reasonable rotes. H wheel Barrel Load. Fair Connecticut, on Tuesday, December 10, IftS ot S:00 P.M. to Northwesterly add color to any kitchen. <1 D Associates, 875-5803, condition. No motor, $30. consider and act on the following: *>y land MW or formerly of the Town 1324 872-4706. of Manchester, 3650 Ideal for gifts. 643-2591.0 Northerly, North­ Proposed appropriation to Education Special No. 6084 has crochet Bv Alex GIretll The town is under federal and easterly, and by land now or formerly of the Town A slimming style for the directions; embroidery Skiing and skating index which includes the proposed up­ sion by Manchester, the DEP, or AAonchester — Five room Skllers — Norwegian RjfiS?ChHd?« easterly: of Manchester, fuller figure . . . a sew- Herald Reporter state orders to upgrade treatment grading of the the sewage treat­ the federal Environmental Protec­ . S76.00 graphs. office suite, excellent sign hand knitted pullover to be financed by a State Gront!...... Southerly: by land now or formerly o f one Dugh, simple basic dress for any Reactivation of the ski slope off at the plant so the Hockanum River ment plant. tion Agency on phasing of the AHvl>>a , 91 visibility. Parking. Could sweater. Paid over $100. P rop os^ appropriotlon to General Fund - Westerly: by Love Lane. season. I*u8tr, said $Uflt fw tash of Hercules Drive and the skating The state Department of Envir- is fit for swimming and fishing. In his letter, Hupfer gave the project. be combination apart­ Excellent conditon. $35. jsttOT.Hssa04hrpwtsissa8 Rinlnaas 9X.90 M AC?' ®*^'^^** ■ Community Aooncltt - Sold premises are designated as Lots Nos. 1,2,2,4 , S, 6,7 . s.9. N 6 1124 with Photo- pond at the south end of Union onmeqtal Protection has rejected Townspeople approved municipal following four reasons for reject­ • And the 1977 trunk sewer is not ment. Frank SplleckI, 643- Call 6464995.0 10,11 jJ l 13, and 14on a cerlain nsap or plan entitled, “ Prwt- Guide is in Sises 88 to 60. to be flnonced from Fur^^ .....$104)00.00 AiuiiG«aaT Pond are among the projects the ClBttlfitMt 9A-9« Manchester’s claim that it is spending of up to $14.3 million for ing Manchester’s claim to a "substantial portion" of Man­ 2121. ertv Of Town Of Manchester Love Lane Manchester Conn. Sise 40, 44 bust, 354 Recreation Department will con- on qualified for a 75 percent federal the project Nov. 5, but Manchester grandfathering: dance with Board Actloo^f Ai?ll!3 0 ,‘ Lucek Engineering Assoc. Inc. Scale 1">40' Protect 86«1 rarda 46-inch. chester’s needed treatment facili­ Metal File Cabinet, Two 3 sider in the coming months, the grant to upgrade the sewage drawers, $20. 6466332.0 Date 7/17/85 Shejrt 2 4", which mop or plan Is on tile In the ihwTw8,iLr!iew rVinna/HInirt A-Q is not assured of outside funding to • The 1977 grant for a trunk ties and interceptors. 3500 plus square feet avail­ Town Clerk's office In sold Manchester. TO aBBOL ttad $2.88 hr ssM town recreation director said treaUnent plant on Olcott Street. able, second floor, car­ ?RA‘SS?ER"?S^SK:?l'e“ '’ ’ - .82,492.1)0 184 hr psthis taS Fnt*fta'""^"1 91 cover the rest of the $26 million sewer preceded federal approval Kandra received the letter Mon­ peted, Ideal for aerobics Thomas Organ, two key­ This Ordinance shall take effect ten (10) days after this Tuesday. Pn/>in IK Merwin E. Hupfer, assistant needed to improve and expand the of the town’s plan for plant day. (5et?arf"«d'Edd;!"" ' publication In this newspaper provided that within ten (10) SPECIAL: Orer 280 so- director of the DEP’s Water dance studio, etc. 646-1316, boards, 12 stops, foot days after this publlcotlon of this Ordinance a petition sa i Bsaanr Story on page 3. 1 n rfi naiM 9.A plant. improvements. Therefore the sew­ Kandra sent documentation of lecUona and a FBBE Compliance Unit, has written a Mrs. Jockston; after Spm, pedals. Hell Quoker LP «itr.srswhTdr2?e"s?j:Xii"en^ signed by not less than five (S) percent of the electors of the PatUrn Section in-the nhiliiariaa in In 1984. (Congress reduced the age plant is the first project in the his grandfathering claim to the Town, as determined from the latest officials lists of the m m (WS, R.T. 18SM letter to town Public Works Direc­ federal funding level for sewer overall plan and not a subsequent 525-5818. gas furnoce, thermostat ALBUM. Just $2.00. Waather forecast INwipla 9 DEP after being advised to do so controlled. Lazy Boy Registrars of Voters, has not been filed with the Town Clerk FrtsJ msw. ASarsM Ulis ZIF tor George A. Kandra telling projects to 45 percent. But Man­ phase of work. contoiim!?Tll!17lrt*AiS maatlngs should requesting Its reference to a special Town election. cast, sine iM a r taS Shs. SOOM n 4s.3t each Spnrta 11.14 by Michael Quigley, deputy direc­ Manchester — Downtown snow blower. 649-8695. y » - HIU*-:h4 as* nan. ns* Fair and cold tonight with lows in Kandra he has decided Manches­ chester claimed it was entitled to • Proposed work on the plant is meeting so that appropriate arrangements can be mode. STEPHEN T. CASSANO New FASHION with Talatrialnn 91 tor of municipal pollution control location, second floor, SECRETARY Photo-Guide patteras ia the teens to mid 20s. Variable ter does not qualify for the 75 the older level of funding because it not sequential with the trunk sewer STEPHEN T. CASSANO, SECRETARY ysTiSBtoarUSr: for the EPA in Washington. over 3 JOO ea. ft. carpeted. Fur Coot — Full length BOARD OF DIRECTORS ali sise raagea, has a cloudiness Thursday with a chance' llfi/Mlnr«H 7 99 percent funding under a "grand­ got a grant in 1977 for a sewer trunk installation. BOARD OF DIRECTORS ajiSSte w !t*y*EOF—48 The town is seeking a $10 million Reasonable rent. 646-1316, muskrat, almost new. MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT special Grace Cola CoUec-, of light snow. Details on page 2. IMaaHuir father" clause. ber,*1985 * * " " * ' ^ * ' ’' Connecticut this 37th day of Novem- nOGMuGNMAI 8wHBn Rn HMtMh 9 that was part of sequential plan • There was no conscious deci­ federal and state grant. Mrs. Jockston, after 5pm, Gorgeous. Petite. $800. Dated m Manchester, Connecticut this 27th day of Novem­ tionI for Ilarger aisei g-is^-wns-aa fcsh at m m m ber, 1985. 525-5818. 647-1824. 00M2 2 BONUS CoupoMS 05611 P r i c e . . . . $2 2 ; l’5J^2Sr.J?gS" MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Dec. 4. 19S5 - 3 « - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednciday, Dec. 4, 1985 — i I — Skiing, skating and repairs WEATHER on Rec Department agenda Today’s forecast Bv Alex GIrelll sage for the Hockanum River mated cost of 156,000 also got little Connecticut, M anachiuetti and Rhode laland: Herald Reporter linear Park across Union Street support from the commission. As an alternative. O’Neill suggested Partly cloudy and cold today. Highs 25 to 35. Fair when the Union Street Bridge is installing lights at the Keeney and cold tonight. Lows in the teens to mid 20s. Reactivation of the ski slope off replaced. Street softball field so that it can be Thursday variable cloudiness. A chance of light of Hercules Drive and the skating • And getting the State of Connecticut to widen the shoulders used for night games along with snow in the afternoon. High in the 30s. pond at the south end of Union Pond are among the projects the of Highland Street from Autumn Pagani Field and the fields at the Maine: Mostly sunny today but clouding up in the Recreation Department will con­ Street to Wyllys Street. The stretch Nike Site, Robertson Park and mountains and southern sections this afternoon. sider in the coming months, the is part of the course of the Charter Oak Park. Highs mostly in the 20s. Clouding up in the north town recreation director said Thanksgiving Day Manchester tonight with a chance of flurries Thursday. A Tuesday. Road Race. Runners who practice chance o f Hurries south tonight and Thur^ay. PROJECTS THAT MET with Recreation Director Scott for the race run .the course in favor among the commission Lows zero to 10 north and in the teens south. Highs Sprague told members of the traffic. members included; Friday in the 20s and lower 30s. Advisory Park and . Recreation o Sandblasting and painting the New Hampshire: Mostly sunny today but Commission that he would include O’N E ILL SAID some of the ideas Swanson swimming pool, Swanson clouding up during the afternon. Highs mostly in those projects and several others should be considered overthe next baby pool and Waddell baby pool at the 20s. Chance of flurries tonight and Thursday. in a long-range plan being pre­ five or 10 years rather than a cost of $23,000. Lows in the single numbers and teens. Highs pared in connection with next immediately, but that he wanted to o Replacing the leaking pipes at Friday in the 20s and lower 30s. year's budget proposal. get them on the record. Waddell Pool, a project for which Vermont: Sunny at first today then increasing The reactivation of the dormant When Sprague said he wa.s no cost estimate is available. clouds. Chilly. Highs in the 20s. Cloudy and cold ski slope slope near the Nike site in reluctant to consider the projects o Sealing and color-coating two tonight. Lows in the teens. Overcast Thursday. southern Manchester and of the for inclusion in the 1986-1987 tennis courts at Washington School Chance of snow in the south late in the day. Highs skating area near the pond ofY of capital improvement budget prop­ for 14,000 and at a later date doing UPI photo again in the 20s. North School Street were among a osal because no cost estimates the same to the baskeball court number of projects suggested by were available, O'Neill offered to there for $3,000. HariM photo by Pinto recreation commission member supply rough estimates. O'Neill, a • And providing a 150-by-275- Shivering heights Today In history William O’Neill. With support former Manchester public works foot multi-use playfield at Robert­ Leo Juran, right, who recently retired presented Juran with a plaque com­ from Park Superintendent Robert director, is a partner in the son Park to serve the growing Today; partly cloudy and cold. High around 30. Wind west around 10 Extended outlook On Dec. 4, 1984, a House committee said forrner Harrison, O’Neill also suggested a engineering firm of Fuss and after more than a quarter of a century as memorating his service. The authority population in that area, at an mph. Tonight: fair and cold. Low 15 to 20. Wind light and variable. Democratic vice presidential candidate Geraldine change in the water flow at the O’Neill. estimated cost of $30,000. voted this morning to support plans for Thursday; variable cloudiness. A 30 percent chance of light snow late in Extended outlook for New England Friday Ferraro committed "technical violations" of House ethics a member of the Manchester Parking pond in Center Springs Park so O’Neill made his suggestions Janenda expressed reservations through Sunday: the reconstruction of downtown Main that the pond would freeze safely after commission members dis­ the day. High in the mid 30s. Drawing by Debbie Rogers, four days shy rules — "without deceptive intent” — in not fully Authority, is honored Tuesday night at about modifying a room at Maho­ Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island: dinner at Willie’s Steak House. Joseph Street. for skating as it used to. cussed a series of capital improve­ ney Recreation Center and provid­ of her ninth birthday, of 23 Tudor Lane, a fourth grader at St. Bridget. Chance of snow Friday. Fair and cold Saturday disclosing her husband’s finances. Ferraro said she was ments proposed by Sprague. Al­ German, left, chairman of the authority. ing fitness equipment for it at a and Sunday. Highs in the 30s. Lows in the teens to vindicated. She is shown with her husband, John OTHER PROJECTS suggested though they did not set rigid cost of $9,000. He said the kind of mid 20s. by O’Neill at Tuesday’s meeting of priorities about the items, they equipment used for weight train­ Zaccaro, at the end of a day-long meeting in August, the commission included: agreed about the relative impor­ SEATTLE Vermont: Chance of snow Friday. Dry Saturday 1984, after reviewing the financial information they ing is available commercially in and Sunday. Cold. Highs in the 20s. Lows in the o Installation of two more rac- tance of the projects he had listed. the community. Sprague said the teens. planned to divulge. Authority backs downtown plan quetball courts at Charter Oak Members agreed, for instance, equipment involved is not the sort BOSTON 3000. Maine and New Hampshire: Chance of flurries Park. that there appears to be no urgent that would be used for serious o Development of a system of need for a new baseball field that Friday. Fair Saturday and Sunday. Lows 5 to 12 weight training. Rather, it would By John Kirch Street between the Center and the Kandra said. When agreement is trails around the former Nike site would cost about $190,000 to ■ i- north and in the teens south. Highs in the 20s north be used for exercise by people who N E W YO RK Herald Reporter Terminus. The reconstruction reached on a contract, the final off of Keeney Street and eastward develop. Conimission Chairman and lower to mid 30s south. Almanac use other facilities at the center. [low would be funded principally by the design stage is expected to take up to the campus of Manchester Joel Janenda suggested that the ' Janenda also urged that opera­ Members of the Manchester state and federal governments. to 15 months. The town also needs Community College. field be given low priority and that tion of the town’s rifle range at the state and federal approval of the o Use of part of the town's SAN FRANCISCO Today is Wednesday, Dec. 4, the Parking Authority unanimously Town Public Works Director if the proposal survives at all. Nike site be made self-supporting supported the town's preliminary final design plans before the sanitary landfill on Olcott Street 338th day of 1985 with 27 to follow. George Kandra said during the some statisics should be worked as soon as possible. Sprague said plan to reconstruct downtown project can proceed. for recreation even before the Across the nation The moon is approaching its last Parking Authority’s meeting this out to determine the need. that in the 1985-1986 fiscal year, the V.1 Main Street this morning. Walter Fuss of Fuss & O'Neill, entire landfill is closed for dump­ quarter. morning in Lincoln Center that the Commission members said they range came within $2,000 of LOS ANGELES Rainshowers will be scattered over much of the The advisory approval was which also designed the prelimi­ ing about 20 years from now. The morning stars are Saturn, town has received state and felt the town could continue to use supporting itself with fees charged lower Mississippi Valley and southern Florida. conditioned upon the town’s wil­ nary reconstruction plan, said that o Recreation Department use of Mercury, Venus and Mars. federal approval for the prelimi­ fields at Howell Cheney Regional for its use. Plans are to repair the the number of downtown parking LOWEST Snowshowers will occur over the upper Great The evening star is Jupiter. lingness to make every “ reasona­ open land left in cluster housing Vocational Technical School and roof of the range at an estimated nary plan. spaces would remain roughly the TEMPERATURES Lakes region. Light rain and snow will be mixed Those born on this date are under ble effort’’ to accommodate Main developments at the Walek Farm Manchester Community College cost of $9,000 and provide a The town is currently negotiat­ same. The loss of on-street spaces 40_M20 .NEW over portions of the Ohio and mid Mississippi the sign of Sagittarius. They Street businesses that have “ se­ and at Parker Village, both off of and, if necessary, at the J.C. ventilating system (at a cost of ing with Fuss & O’Neill, a Man­ is to be compensated for by iO RLEANS valleys. Rainshowers will spread inland along include historian Thomas Carlyle rious objections” to the plan, Keeney Street. Penney complex in Buckland $4,300. J which would eliminate a number of chester consulting firm, for the additional spaces in new and o Initiation of a yearly tree­ parts of the central and northern Pacific Coast, in 1795, actress-singer Lillian Industrial Park. D AYS’TIL CHRISTMAS angle parking spaces along Main development of final design plans, rehabilitated parking lots. -LEGEND- changing to snow in the higher elevations. Foggy Russell in 1861, Spanish dictator planting program involving out­ A proposal for a new softball The plan calls for an access road side contractors. Harrison’s field for league play at an esti­ conditions will persist in the central California Francisco Franco in 1892, actress from West Pakistan. East Pakis­ ______IRAIN SNOW to run parallel to Main Street to budget for the current year pro­ WE DELIVER valleys. Skies will be mostly sunny overthe central Deanna Durbin in 1921 (age 64), tan became the republic of remove some of the traffic from vides for planting about 40 trees to If you haven't received your I > > r"w AIR and southern Rockies, the southern plateau and . and actor Jeff Bridges in 1949 (age Bangladesh. the street during construction. replace trees lost as a result of Manchester Herald by 5 p.m. [ , jSHOWERS^ FLOW across much of the southeast. 36). _____ In 1974, an airliner carrying 191 Fire Calls Additional parking lots are pro­ natural causes. While Harrison EMERGENCY weekdays or 7:30 a m. Saturdaye, UPI WEATHER FOTOCAST Daytime temperatures will be In the 20s and 30s On this date in history: people, most of them Moslems posed along the access road, which Fire — Police — Medical please call your carrier. If you’re said 40 was about the limit that unable to reach your carrier, call from the northern Rockies through the central and In 1942, President Franklin D. pilgrims, crashed and burned near Manchester (Paramedics). would run behind downtown busi­ could be handled by town forces, northern Plains, and the Great Lakes and Ohio Colombo, Sri Lanka, killing all subscriber service, 647-9946, by 6 Roosevelt ordered liquidation of Sunday, 11:56 p.m. — medical Monday. 11:24 a.m. — public nesses to the east Main Street. O’Neill said he thinks more should DIAL 911 p.m. weekdays or 10 a.m. Saturdays National forecast Valley regions to New England, with a few aboard. the Works Progress Administra­ call, 482 West Middle Turnpike service call. 150 Oak St. (Town). Federal funds are to pay for 85 be planted under contract. In Manchester lor guaranteed delivery. During early Thursday morning, rain is forecast for parts of the Mid to readings in the teens across northern Minnesota. tion, created during the Depres­ (Town, Paramedics). Monday, 11:25 a m. — medical percent of the project, which is o Development of a good pas­ A thought for the day: Historian Northern Pacific Coast Region and snow in parts of the Great Lakes „ Temperatures will warm into the 60s and 70s from sion to provide work for the Monday, 8:24 a.m. — motor call, 214 Gardner St. (Town, expected to cost about ^.8 million south Texas through florida and southern Georgia unemployed. Thomas Carlyle wrote in 1827, “ A vehicle accident, 256 Ferguson Paramedics). and take up to two years to and Northern Ohio Valley. Snow is possible in the Northern portions and from southern and central California across In 1971, India joined East Pakis­ well-written life is almost as rare Road (Town, Paramedics). Monday, 12:06 p.m. — public complete once construction beg­ and parts of the Atlantic Northeast States. the desert southwest. tan in its war for independence as a well-spent one.” Monday, 10:37 a.m. — medical service call, 69 Wilfred Road ins. The town and state will each SUMB8Y ■ call, 634 Woodbridge St. (Town). pay 7‘/i percent of the cost. Lottery ^ Make it a Rc^al Christmas

PEOPLE Other numbers drawn Tues­ with a Gift of Haggar Slacks Connecticut daily day in New England: Tri-state daily: 742 , 5095 Spielberg weds Irving Darling of cable Tuesday: 468 Rhode Island daily: 8682 "Lot-O-Bucks” : 1-8-9-31-36 Glenda Jackson was named cable televi­ Movie producer-director Steven Spielberg Play Four: 8498 Massachusetts daily: 9044 sion’s actress of the year for her portrayal of and actress Amy Irving were married last Soviet dissident Yelena Bonner in the Home HAGGAR week in a private ceremony in Santa Fe, S K K t t e r m Box Office movie “ Sakharov.” which was N.M., it was announced. selected best movie. The Nov. 27 ceremony was performed by "Sakharov” also won for directing and Chief Judge Thomas A. Donnelly, who MAGIC STRETCH described the 10-minutc rite as "an intimate writing in the Awards for Cable Excellence affair." Irving's sister. Katie, and Saul announced Tuesday, two days after Mrs. Cohen, a lawyer and friend of the bride­ Bonner left the Soviet Union for medical groom, were witnesses. treatment in the West. Her husband, Andrei Still the most Spielberg. 38, and Irving, 31, are longtime SaMarov, remains exhiled in the Soviet city companions and the parents of a son. Max. of 4mrky. comfortable pant bom last June, It is the first marriage for Shelley Duvall and Joe Piscopo were hosts for the awards show, which will be broadcast both. nationwide Friday on cable superstation a man can wear WTBS. Art Carney was named best actor in a Emphasis on vice movie or miniseries for "The Undergrads” on the Disney Channel. Don Johnson, star of NBC-TV’s "M iam i Other acting awards went to Alan Bates for Comfort and durability ore Vice,” is almost — but not quite — nude in a “An Englishman Abroad” on the Arts It certificates. blended together in these great 10-page photo essay in Playboy magazine’s Entertainment Channel, James Coco for Game of Chance? January issue. "Ray Bradbury Theater” on HBO, and This Michigan farmer wants there to be no chance of looking slacks. That's because The photos show Johnson’s shoulders, UPI photo Philip Charles MacKenzIe for "Brothers” on mistaken identity. He’s labeled his cow in preparation chest and thighs, but reveal more of his Showtime. for the start of the firearms deer-hunting season. The they are made of easy care ex-wife, "Body Double” star Melanie Steve Lucke works on a snow Ann Bell was selected best actress in a Griffith. sculpture of a barbershop singer in his drama series for "Tenko” on the Arts It use of guns for hunting is quite recent. The original 100% texturized polyester and The pictures were taken in 1976 as part of a front yard in Dubuque, Iowa. Lucke, an Entertainment Channel; Am y Madigan was hunting weapons, the bow and arrow, were first used series of pictorials on couples. Ms. Griffith are machine washable. art teacher in nearby Andrew, sings in chosen best actress in a theatrical or more than 15,000 years ago, probably in North Africa. has since married actor Steven Bauer and dramatic series for HBO’s "The Laundro­ American Indians used stoneheaded spears until about Johnson has become a parent with actress a barbershop quartet as well. The m a ta n d the best actress in a comedy series 500 A.D. They stopped making stone arrowheads after • Navy • Char. Grey . Patti D’Arbanville. Midwest’s first major storm of the award went to Lucy Webb for “Not season made all this frolicking Necessarily the News” on HBO. traders began furnishing them with iron. • Brown • M id Grey Jerry Lee’s woes possible. Tina H im er was named best perform er in D O Y O U K N O W — What full moon comes just before m c M ii a musical special for HBO’s '"rina Turner: the full moon called the “ Hunter’s Moon” ? • Black • Burgundy Private Dancer” and Piscopo was chosen Entertainer Jerry Lee Lewis has returned best performer in a comedy special for TUESDAY’S ANSWER — William Schroeder was given a to the hospital, a day after his release Pulling punches Sizes 32 to 42 HBO’s "The Joe Piscopo Special.” following stomach surgery for a bleeding Jarvlk-7 artifical heart. ulcer. Bill Hayes, former star of "Days of Our 12-4.85 ^ Knowledge Unlimited, Inc. 1985 Lives,” took a poke at his granddaughter the rates. "H e came in complaining of nausea and other day. He visited the sixth-grade class of Post In the news A Newspaper In Education Program stomach pains,” Beth Maas, night adminis­ Annual Rate granddaughter Kristy Samuel in Fairfield. Sponsored by trator at Methodist Hospital, said Tuesday. A Chicago newspaper publisher is trying to Maine, this week and when one West Street The Manchester Herald ro .*3 5 ~ Doctors had not issued a diagnosis on the stop the presses on Mary Tyler Moore’s new School student asked him if anyone ever got - Days...... 7.75% Reg. *28 ecKh...Now *19** ecKh condition for the 50-year-old singer, Mrs. television show. 60 9 0 hurt during soap-opera fight scenes, Hayes Personal Accounts Only Maas said. He was not being treated as an Moore plays an advice columnist in demonstrated by pulling Kristy to the front of emergency patient, however, a hospital “ M ary,” which debuts Dec. 11, and the name the room and taking a swing at her. W h ile you’re waiting to see what $100,(X)0.) And, you’ll have the Buy 2 Pair^Sava *21" official said. of her television newspaper is the Chicago Kristy never flinched as her grandfather’s flexibility to move your money in as Post, which happens to be the name of Manchester Herald happens with the long term certificate fist zoomed past her chin. Hayes left the Richard Mell’s real-life publication. Mali’s rates, the best place to park your few as 60 days. i t FREE ALTERATIONS school after signing autographs for the Richard W. Cosgrove, Publisher Post is a free monthly publication aimed at money is in a snort term certificate So pull into your nearest C B T students. He and wife Susan Seafortli Hayes Wheelchair aid the Northwest Side neighborhood where he is at CBT. branch and park your money in a short played Doug and Julie Olsen Williams on VOL. CV. No. 55 an alderman. He says the name of his You’ll get the highest annu­ term certificate today. But hurry, “ Days of Our Lives” until their recent USPS 327-500 Getting into historic Fanueil Hall in 2-year-old publication is protected by federal al rate available. (Minimum with rates like these we’re bound downtown Boston no longer will be a problem departure from the show after many years. Publltlied dolly oxcapt Sunday Suoptitad carrier rotes ora SI.20 and state trademark laws and he wants and cortaln holldayt by lh« Man- weakly, $5.12 for one month, SI5.35 deposit-$5CX). M axim um - to nin out o f parking spaces soon. for people restricted to wheelchairs, some­ "M a ry ” to come up with a new name for its d iM ttr Publlthina Co., 14 Bralnard for throe months, S30.70 tor tlx Rloct, iMoncbaittr, Conn. 04040. $•- months and S41.40 for one year. thing that "means a great deal,” said former newspaper. New England Patriot player Darryl cond clot* pottoM paid at Man- Moll rotas ora ovollobla on raquest. "What if I used their cat logo (MTM c h M ttr, Conn. POSTMASTER; Quote of the day Sond oddrou chonoM to tlio Mon- When you’re ready to demand more StiBgley. Production’s symbol) on a dog food pro­ A s p ^ ia l lift system was installed in the cbMttr Harold, P.O. Bex sn. Mon- To ploct a closilfltd or display from abank. Washington activist Mitch Snyder, on the duct?’-’ Mell said. " I sent a letter about 2>A chaatar. Conn. 04040. ' building fo allow wheelchair-bound people to odvortliomtnt, or to roport a nows National Park Service’s refusal to allow a weeks a^o asking them to cease and desist. GUARANTEED DELIVERY: If Itom, story or picturo Idoo. coll 443- DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER TRI-CITY PLAZA get in and-Stingley, who was disabled by a sculpture of a homeless couple and their 2711. Otflco hours ora 1:30 a.m. toS We heard from their attorney but my you don't racalva your Hoixild by 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. M em ber FDIC. 903 MAIN ST. VERNON vicious hit during a game, helped break it in baby in the national Christmas Pageant of p.m. waakdova ar 7:30 o.m. Satur­ impression was he didn’t take this seriously. day, plaoto talaphena your corrlar. Monday. Peace near the White House; We’re just a small neighborhood newspaper, If veu'ra unable to raocb your car­ " I don’t know if you’ve ever been on the "The administration does not want home­ they thought.” rier, coll aubtcribar aarvica at 447- Tho Monchostor Htrold Is o sub­ outside looking in,” Stingley said, "but to be 0044 by 4 p.m. wookdovt or 10 a.m. scriber to United Press Inttrno- less people dropped in the middle of their Mell said a small sum of money was Soturdoya for auorontaod dellvarv tlenol nows sarvlcaond Iso mtmbar able to get into a historic building like this, it Christmas celebration. But it ain’t their offered to clear up the matter but he wouldn’t In Moncnootor. of the Audit Bureau of CIrculotlons. means a lot Jo people like myself.” celebration, it’s America’s celebration.” say how much. MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednegday Dec. 4. 1985 — I 4 — MANCHESTER HFB*-« Wxtneiday. Dec. 4. 1M5 Bolton selectmen mull proposal Club wants to expand park facilities business that would rent sailboats consideration. They did not make a space to store items that ore By Georoe Layno currently distributed among club and motorless canoes for use on the Herald Reporter final decision on the proposal. lake was referred to the Zoning At Tuesday’s meeting in Com­ members. In other action ’Tuesday, the Commission. BOLTON — The size of the munity Hall. Whitham did not provi^ an estimate of the pro­ selectmen delayed ruling on separ­ John C. Shimansky of Birch Indian Notch Park pavilion will be ate requests that the town Join in a Road in Vernon suggested that doubled and an adjoining concrete ject’s cost or how long it would take Symphony on Ice to complete. However, he told the pollution study of Bolton Lake and North Country Outfitters and Wil­ building will be constructed if the allow a sailboat and canoe rental derness Rafting Expedition Inc. of Board of Selectmen follows a board that the existing pavilion — which was built by the Lions Club business to operate near the water. Moosehead Lake, Maine, be al- proposal submitted Tuesday by the Selectman Michael Zizka said he lowed to establish the operation. Lions Club. in 1980 — took four years to complete after plans were drafted. would consult with the Vernon “Bolton Lake is the ideal locatipn Club member John Whitham, Water Pollution Control Authority who explained the proposal to the Under the proposal, the new for this,” Shimansky wrote in a building would be owned by the about its offer to join Bolton in a letter to the selectmen. board during a meeting Tuesday, wastewater study of the lake. In said that preliminary plans call for town, though the construction cost would be paid by the Uons Club, tabling the matter, board Also ’Tuesday, the selectmen the existing pavilion to be extended members said they were con­ decided not to create a subcommit­ 40 feet west toward Bolton Lake. A which would also do most of the work. ’The building would be fully cerned about the town’s legal tee to act as a liaison between the 400-square-foot concrete and steel obligations if an agreement were board and the parks director. building would be attached to the sewered and have running water and electricity, making it fit for signed and about whether the Board members said that the rear of the addition, Whitham told study would Include the lower parks director, employees and the selectmen. use by groups that want to sell other interested citizens already food, Whitham said. section of the lake. The selectmen approved the ’The selectmen agreed to take up have the opportunity to come development of more detailed It also would include an attic for storage, he said. Whitham asked the matter at their next meeting^ before the board on anything plans and sent the matter to the Thp p ro p o sal to establish a regarding the town’s parks. town Planning Commission for that the' t'c aUowpd ‘n use the r x f December 7,1985 Board sets deadline for budget proposals Civic Center Coliseum Offering a preliminary analysis ing money be used to cover the cost would not normally be able to BOLTON — The Board of afford. Hartford Selectmen Tuesday set a deadline of the budget. Selectman Carl of the fire truck instead of money from the town’s general revenues. Selectman Sandra Pierog said of Jan. 17 for town boards and Preuss said there are major other alternatives for the money 2 - 4 pm commissions to submit budget expenses facing the town in fiscal First Selectmen Douglas Cheney pointed out that the original intent include repair of the Herrick Park worksheets for the next fiscal year. 1986. He said capital improvement ballfields and the purchase of new However, pending a special projects such as school asbestos of the federal revenue sharing' removal, buying a new firetruck program was to enable towns to radios for the town constable and meeting on Thursday, the board resident trooper. postponed a decision on whether to and completing a firehouse are pay for capital expenditures they 4% issue guidelines to the agencies ■ among them. about what items should be “The budget looks tight,’’ Preuss stressed in the spending plan for said. “Some areas will have to hold Admission: the fiscal year beginning July 1. the line to allow money for others. HOLIDAY SPECIALS The guidelines would be included In a related matter, the select­ Present one free ticket and a in the budget worksheets the new, unwrapped toy at the selectmen are to distribute to the men were informed by Adminis­ town’s agencies and boards. trative Assistant Karen Levine gate tor an afternoon of Vacation time? that the town has $76,338 in unspent Jeans & Cords Spending guidelines from the beautiful holiday music and While winter temperatures hit New England, tourists at Board of Finance are also sup­ federal revenue sharing money. posed to be distributed to the She said an additional $8,803 will be fun at the Civic Center Waikiki Beach in Honolulu were enjoying a day in the sent to the town in January. * sun. Tuesday featured temperatures in the 80s. agencies, but they have not been 13.99 Coliseum. prepared yet, the select men said at Selectman Larry Converse sug­ their meeting Tue.sday. gested that the money be used “for The town budget process for­ types of things that won’t create ^ ^lO M A N mally begins next month. The continued expenditures.” such as budget worksheets are scheduled the new fire truck. Come and Enjoy: to be delivered by the selectmen to The Board of Finance last month Manchester/Area the finance board on Feb 16. recommended that revenue shar­ suimviiRS Skitch Henderson conducting 6" waterbuck silicone impreg­ the Hartford Symphony Towns In Brief nated, chamois finish, deer tanned leather, waterproof Orchestra, starring the Skating Andover future brighter? ensolite insulated, pigskin Club of Hartford, UCONN Robbery charges filed padded collar,-cowhide ANDOVER — The town may become a bit brighter in the near line cushioned insole, Concert Chorale and Choir, future. A Birch Street man was arrested found at 77 Birch St. and were plylo-tuf injection Windsor High School Jazz The Board of Selectmen is .scheduled to meet with an official Tuesday in connection with a Nov. brought to headquarters for ques­ molded lug out- Ensemble, guest appearances from Northeast Utilities on Dec. 16 to discuss the results of a 25 assault and robbery, police said tioning when Smith sought help. sole and heel. street light survey, First Selectman Jean S. Gasper said this this morning. After they were released, Smith by Minnie, Mickey, Donald, week. Gasper said the result may be additional lights for pressed charges against King and Goofy and Pluto, more Andover roads and intersections. Eric King. 20. of 77 Birch St , was Trachtenberg but not against the *49.99 She said the meeting will concern the use of the town's 29 arrested at his home and charged third man. celebrities and media exisitng street lights and the changes in population since they with third-degree assault and According to police. Smith said personalities. second-degree robbery in connec­ he was threatened the next day by were installed. tion with the assault on Melvin DOUG'S ARMY AND NAVY The first selectman said that although the survey was free, it King about filing the charges. Smith 18. of 270 Broad St., police King was scheduled to be ar­ 269 West Middle Turnpike (next to Medi-Mart) could be expensive for the town to install additional lights. said. Police said $36 was taken and _ . _ 0 Hours: Mon.-Sat. 9:00am-9:00pm “We'll have to wait and see,” she said. raigned today in Manchester Su­ Smith was later thrown into Center perior Court. He was being held on 0 4 3 ~ 9 U O d Sunday 12;00pm-5;00pm Tickets available at: Springs Pond. a $10,000 bond. G. Fox (Hartford and Westfarms Coventry carol sing tonight A warrant has been issued for COVENTRY — A carol sing will be held tonight at 6:30 in front Matthew A. Trachtenberg. 18, also Ticketron), The Salvation Army, of the Town Office Building. of 77 Birch St., in connection with Civic Center Mall, The U.S. The Coventry High School band and chorus will provide the incident, police said. Marine Reserve Training Center entertainment. A Christmas tree will be decorated and lit, Santa Police said Trachtenberg, King (Plainville), Recruitment Center Claus is scheduled to arrive, and refrehments will be served. and a third man spent the evening with Smith before allegedly beat­ (Hartford), WVIT-TV 30, Panel OKs most of course ing him on Edgerton Street Police WFSB-TV 3, WTNH-TV 8, said Smith met King and the third Pr o m ptCare An advisory committee on health education gave its final man at 77 Birch St. and went to the WTIC-TV61, WTXX-TV 20, approval Monday night to the mental-health unit of a Manchester Parkade. where they WHCT-TV 18, United Cable, controversial eighth-grade course, but refused to approve a bought and drank a six-pack of beer. Police said the three then IS HERE. Cox Cable, WHC-TV, 24-CPTV, movie on suicide. Allan B. Chesterton, the town director of curriculum, .said the met Trachtenberg at a movie WRCH/WRCQ, WCCC, WTIC, committee also reviewed and unanimously approved the theater at the Parkade. WDRC, WKSS, WKND, WMMW, elementary schools' family-life curriculum at the meeting. Police said the four watched a But after several committee members viewed the TV movie, movie and were walking back to 77 Wa l k In WNHU, WINE, WHCN, WWUH, “ Hear Me Cry," they favored finding another film for the Birch St. when the incident oc­ WQAQ, WREF WRTC, WFCS, eighth-grade course, Chesterton said. The deletion of the film curred. Smith told police King WPOP, the Hartford Fire and from the current semester will not haye a major effect on the repeatedly struck him and then chased him. demanding his mo­ ANDFEEL Police Departments, the unit's coverage of suicide, he said. The committee will view other films in March after it finishes ney. Smith said after he turned Enfield Police Department, reviewing the junior high school and high school science and over the $36, the three beat him and home economics curricula relating to family life education, threw him into Center Springs THE CARE. The Bristol Press, the Hartford Chesterton said. Pond, according to police reports. Symphony, Hartford Woman, The committee of parents, teachers and administrators was Smith said he tried to get out of the Hartford Courant (Broad organized by the Board of Education last spring after a group of the water, but was kicked back in parents protested against several sections of the “Focus on by King, police said. Street Office), the Record- Wellness” course, which is taught at both town junior high However, the three later told Journal, Meriden, the West schools and also includes sections on birth control, death and police Smith had started the fight Hartford News, and downtown dying, child abuse and divorce. and denied knowledge of a theft. Police said the three suspects were Hartford retailers. C a r e ta lk Free shuttle bus parking: T h u r s d a y LOOK AT Berensons' Hartford Jai-Alai PROMPTCARE? because of our reduced fee and Washington Street— Because you need more than structure, after-hours care for Lois Pabst, a registered nurse Capitol Avenue State Parking lot. ONE OF T H E just a walk-in medical facility. minor iUnesses and injuries is who is director of the Home Care available through the Hospital Department at Manchester Mem­ You need immediate, affordable, PROMPTCARE IS orial Hospital, will talk Thursday GREAT THINGS all-indusive medical care with AFFORDABLE Emergency Department at the night about how to determine the confidence of a hospital same reduced fee. whether home care is an option for Our basic fee is $38.00- aU com­ All toys will go to less fortunate environment. mon supplies are included. (There people with medical problems, Greater Hartford children r Home Care is the department YOU CANT BUY IN PromptCare is an attractive may be additional charges for K MIUIILUNI'K. that helps people determine their new walk-in medical center necessary tests and procedures.) through the Toys for Tots needs at home when they are located at Manchester Memorial And no up-front payment is Campaign of the U.S.'Marines discharged from the hospital. MANCHESTER Hospital. You’ll feel the security of necessary - we’ll gladly bill you or "With people leaving the hospi­ and the Hartford Police receiving convenient care with bt- your insurance company. tal faster, there are more needs tle waiting and noappintm ent, Department. now,” Pabst said. "It is most right in your community hospi­ _____ PROMPTCARE IS____ important to get linked into the CONVENIENT system.” tal. You'll feel secure being cared Pabst said her talk will focus on forby health professionals with PromptCare is open from 9a.m. CtNimST the services, costs, insurance and years of experience treating ill­ to9p.m .,7daysa week. And Medicare reimbursement availa­ ness and injury. And you’U feel ble for both home care and good about our fee structure- PROMPTCARE IS institutional care. Pabst said there ACCESSIBLE are many services available, in­ designed to keep your costs low. cluding visiting nurses and home­ When you need medical care PromptCare is ideally located at makers, meals-on-wheels and iiiunediately, you deserve more Manchester Memorial Hospital transportation. than just a walk-in medical facil­ on Armory Street, off Main V Pabst will also describe a wide Except now through Christmas ity. You deserve PromptCare. Street. Plenty of parking close by. 'C U nited Technok>gies. 1985 A holiday gift from United Technologies variety of portable equipment available to make home care at the new Hickory Farms'" WALK-IN MEDICAL CENTER AT MANCHESrBR MEMORIAL HOSPITAL possible for more people. Chri.stnvis-C^ly Store. The public is invited to attend the last of the fall health educational Sears, 348 West Middle Tpke. ■cries talks free of charge. ’The talk baglws at 7: M p.m. in the H. Louise fttuMell Amntorltan at MMH. MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday Dec 4 . 1985 - 7 ■< — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wedncgday. Dec. «■ 1985 Richard W. Cosgrove. Publisher* | Douglas A. Bevins. Managing Editor, Reagan confirms McFarlane’s exit James P. Sacks. City Editor? OPINION Lamm wants probe of exploson By Michael Putzel already told Reagan he will leave include McFarlane’s deputy. Vice The Associated Press . and the president agreed. Adm. John M. Poindexter, whom Eiwfil'fn Lamm has asked the Department of The Times and CBS News quoted McFarlane credited with propos­ that handling of a minor explosion and fire WASHINGTON - Robert C. ing and managing the successful decprihnH '"Jured one employee and exposed her to what was sources who said McFarlane McFarlane is quitting as White would be replaced by his deputy. military operation to intercept an weannne n?* ®level of radiation at the Rocky Flats nuclear Egyptian airliner carrying the weapons plant near Denver. House national security adviser. Vice Adm. John Poindexter, whom President Reagan said today. McFarlane credited with propos­ accused hijackers of the Achille Is politics really all that intimate? a 0 ) otf Tuesday occurred as the employee was cleaning "He’s retiring.” Reagan told ing and managing the successful Lauro cruise ship. Jack I amJr’' particles of radioactive “dust.” reporters who asked about McFar­ military operation to intercept an McFarlane, a retired Marine Well, you could have fooled us about the political Democrats in Connecticut, thinly disguised as niii»nni..,v,*f • at the plant, which manufacturers lane’s future. The president, leav­ Egyptian airliner carrying the Corps field officer, is Reagan’s Anderson third national security adviser, action we’ve been watching in this state for three "the state" in bringing the appeals of rulings fa*" nuclear bombs, w ait^ an hour and 10 ing the White House to board a accused hiackers of the Achille ** f n^atify the city’s Division of Disaster Emergency helicopter for a speaking engage­ Lauro cruise ship. having moved up from the depu­ decades or more. One of the highest courts in the favoring the Republicans, are down to their last Services of the incident. ment near Baltimore, did not ty’s slot two years ago when land tells us now. we blush to report, that party time at bat. And if the Supreme Court refuses to officials then used the wrong terminology, elaborate. McFarlane refused to discuss his Reagan’s longtime California Capitol future with a reporter, saying. activity is like "certain intimate human hear the appeal, it’s all over. At this stage, enter iicoH explosion as a "site emergency.” a term to be Arriving at the White House friend and adviser, William P. relationships." the "am ici.” ’They raise their voices in a chorus of this morning, McFarlane was “ I’m not authorized to comment on Clark, left to become interior Comments '’’ ajor crisis that would require, among other that." In ruling on a Connecticut case — the debate alarm as they contemplate the potential for tnings, evacuation of nearby residents. asked by reporters if had secretary. over letting unaffiliated voters take part in Bob Conrad mischief the political parties may inflict on the anything to say. "Sorry, I have Just letting the rumors circulate Though both Regan and McFar­ primaries — the U.S. Court of Appeals for the electoral process as a result at the Connecticut no comment,” he replied. was seen by some as a play for lane are ex-Marines. they are Second Circuit teases us further by suggesting case. 'Red Army’ Battle over sculpture In court Asked if he would have an power by McFarlane, an unspoken almost opposites in style: Regan, the tough, impatient, no-nonsense that these relationships may involve marrying, Joining New York are Arizona, Delaware, announcement later in the day. bid for Reagan to ask him to stay . BALTIMORE — The Reagan administration drew charges of McFarlane replied only that ’Til and thus enhance his standing as corporate executive; McFarlane, raising and educating children or. we kid you not. Florida, Maine, Ohio, Nevada, Illinois, Louisiana. insensitivity to the homeless” by refusing to allow a sculpture have to talk to the president.” the president’s closest foreign the slow-talking, professorial lec­ cohabitating with relatives. Republicans, successful so far, to open their North Carolina, North Dakota. Wyoming. has emerged called ‘Third World America” into a national Christmas exhibit The sources said Tuesday that policy adviser. turer determined to explain the The court went on to say that supporting primaries for certain offices to unaffiliated Oklahoma, Pennsylvania and Tennessee. near the White House. the soft-spoken ex-Marine who has No one was saying much on the logic of every policy issue. candidates for election is just one more kind of voters. Ralph Elliot is counsel for the GOP now. Most states, they said in their brief, require unveiled Tuesday, shows a homeless couple and helped see Reagan through most of record, but well-placed Republi­ Among McFarlane’s strongest “ intimate human relationship." and like the Democrats, who outnumber Republicans in voters to be enrolled with a party in order to take their newborn child trying to keep warm over a steam grate and his foreign policy crises had can sources on Capitol Hill — all of supporters has been Nancy Rea­ others should be protected from "intrusion” by Connecticut, opposed the idea. They have been part in primary elections. They add that from limbo was commissioned by the Community for Creative Non- decided to resign in large part due them insisting on anonymity — gan, whose influence is keenly felt, the state. doing nicely, thank you, under state law which responsibility for regulating must reside with the Violence. to friction with White House Chief echoed the words of one official though rarely openly expressed, in of Staff Donald Regan. who said with apparent certainty, the White House. She was said to Oh yes. we’ve heard about those political required voters to be enrolled with a party before states and not be subject to invalidation by the WASHINGTON — The bomb blast last week In the j ’The group|s director, Mitch Snyder, said he will file suit today conventions. But the court must have been whims of parties and their rules. in U.S. District Court to try to force the Reagan administration to Indeed, today's editions of the ’ ’ McFarlane has decided to have been surprised and upset by they could take part in its primaries. parking lot of an American PX in Frankfurt provided • leave.” reports the national security ad­ thinking about other states in this ruling. Our include the piece in the Christmas Pageant of Peace. Washington Post and the Washing­ The U.S. District Court and the U.S. Appeals further proof that West German terrorist groups,* ton Time.s quoted unidentified viser was considering a job in New “ The administration does not want homeless people dropped in Speculation quickly centered on ROBERT MCFARLANE Connecticut politicians would never....well, you Court upheld the GOP argument that it could LOWER COURT RULINGS in the Connecticut supposedly eradicated five years ago. are definitely * sources as saying McFarlane had the list of likely successors, said to York. know. the middle of their Christmas celebration. But it ain’t their . , . Regan adversary "associate” with whomever it chose — in this case case threaten that, if allowed to stand, the Abrams alive and active. • And darned if the ruling didn’t create a fuss in the unaffiliated. We thought the argument should brief said. celebration, it's America’s celebration," Snyder said. “ This is a The group believed to be responsible for the latest contemporary nativity scene, only there is a homeless couple." other states when they heard about the appeal have been the other way around — that But the business about “ intimate human outrage had also set off a car bomb at the U.S. Air I More work slated which Connecticut is asking the U.S. Supreme unaffiliated voters should have their right to do relationships” was too much for the "am ici” to Force base outside Frankfurt last August. The I Court to consider. the associating pretty welt defined by somebody. ignore. The appeals court, they contend, pushed terrorists call themselves the “ Red Army Faction,” ; After all, they may enroll (associate) with its concern for "associational” rights to illogical and their resurgence. like some malignant phoenix,;; Smoking brings singer’s arrest Democrats or Republicans whenever they itch to extremes with that one. FIFTEEN STATES have come aboard the has been described in an internal Pentagon • ATLANTA — Singer Connie Francis was asked repeatedly to Connecticut action as amici curiae, which is a fancy vote in primaries. But then, what do we know? "Indeed, it stretches credulity that a political MIA unit leaves with remains intelligence report as “ a serious threat to U.S. * stop smoking aboard a refueling airliner at Hartsfield legal term meaning friends of the court. They say, in party could be so characterized (as an intimate military interests into the foreseeable future.” . '■ International Airport before she was arrested, a Delta Air Lines and salute the containers as they effect, "now let’s just hold on a minute, please." THE RIGHT OF ASSOCIATION was a main peg human relationship),” they said. The report, a “ special assessment,” confirms |- official said today. Bv Ted Chan “ We are hopeful that this work is in Washington would say only that the meeting — it would be the are loaded aboard a U.S. Air Force ’Their brief was written by Robert Abrams, attorney on which the lower courts hung their judicial hats. If It sticks, we may have to borrow a “ PG” observations made by our associate Lucette Lagnado ’ Francis, a 1960s star most noted for the movie song “ Where United Press International only the beginning of many such highest level contact between the C-140 arriving from the general for New York. They plead with the high The practical application is that political parties rating — parental guidance recommended — from on a recent trip to West Germany. The report; efforts to resolve the fate of those The Boys Are," was escorted from the plane Tuesday by police — two governments since the end of Philippines. court, first of all, to take the case. may influence the election process by, as the GOP television for some of our writing about politics if HANOI, Vietnam — An Ameri­ still missing or unaccounted for in concludes that the group has begun a “ new phase” of; who said she kicked one of the officers — and held briefly on can military unit today received Vietnam,” Harvey said. the Vietnam War in 1975 — was did in this case, changing their rules to suit it’s going to fall into the hands of the young and operations, and warns that “ attacks on U.S.-related' charges of simple battery and criminal trespass. Hanoi authorities prepared Elliot Gerson, deputy attorney general for the remains believed to be those of “ This repatriation and joint under consideration. themselves whenever they please and the courts innocent. targets by both the hard-core RAF (Red Army* “ The incident was just unfortunate,” said Dick Jones, seven wooden boxes, each carry­ Connecticut, heads the team for this state. seven Americans killed in the recovery operation are encourag­ Among the topics likely to be ing the remains of what the will smile on It as a form of "intimate human Possibly, of course, that is another “ illogical Faction) and its militant supporters can be expected” * manager of public relations for the airline. “ She was asked Vietnam War and documentation ing signs of an accelerated Vietna­ All of this stems from efforts by the considered are additional joint Vietnamese say are some of the relationship.” extreme.” in coming months. t repeatedly to terminate her smoking during a refueling on 14 other Americans missing in mese effort to resolve the issue of excavations, exchange of informa­ operation. 1.797 American MIAs in Vietnam action. Americans missing in Vietnam tion on MIAs and possible estab­ and its surrounding waters. “ When she refused the request, the crew asked for help from AMERICAN SERVICE PERSONNEL and theirl U.S. Col. Joe Harvey and Tran within a two-year period.” he lishment of an American MIA An additional metal container dependents were way ahead of the Pentagon analysis. [ local authorities, who then escorted her off the aircraft,” Jones Hoan, head of the Foreign Minis­ added. “ We welcome your pledge liaison office in Hanoi. holding more than 20 bone frag­ said. to do so.” Reporting crime: IMEWrT)4SK.„V|iee They’ve been expecting the worst ever since the Aug.» try’s North American section, ments found during the joint Francis, 48, was en route from Nassau, the Bahamas, to Los signed a one-page document re­ THE 12-MEMBER U.S. military 8 air-base bombing. In numerous conversations.! excavation was readied by the CtDNbUOn^^OME Angeles and continued her flight about seven hours later after leasing the seven sets of remains THE JOINT excavation of the team, which worked with the Americans. servicemen and their wives expressed concern over! being released on personal recognizance. and the documentation. B-52 bomber crash site, completed Vietnamese to unearth the B-52 Ads not enough their vulnerable situation in West Germany, and! An honor guard of 20 U.S. Sunday, and the repatriation of during the last two weeks of However, there was some doubt frustration at the inability of either the Army or West; servicemen stood at attention and remains ends two weeks of unpar­ November, traded their T-shirts the fragments will be sufficient to German authorities to deal effectively with the threat.; saluted the containers as they were alleled U.S.-Vietnamese coopera­ and work fatigues for dress uni­ identify the fourcrewmen believed Food situation Improves In Africa to have died when their B-52 was Less than half of the 6 Victims of some violent The Red Army Faction can be traced back to the; loaded into a C-140 transport at tion on resolving the fate of forms to perform as honor guards. TOKYO — The food situation in drought-stricken Africa is Hanoi’s Noi Bai airport under American MIAs in Vietnam. The team — Army, Air Force shot down on Dec. 20. 1972, just one million victims of violent crim es — particularly rape — 1960s and West Germany’s radical leftist groups,* month before U.G. combat involve­ particularly the Baader-Meinhof gang. By 1972, the* improving and a “ green revolution" of improved food production sunny skies and left at 11:50 a.m. A senior Vietnamese official said and Navy members of the joint crime in 1983 called the who call the police often risk casualty resolution center and ment ended in Vietnam. first generation of the faction’s leadership had been* is possible, Japanese Foreign Minister Shintaro Abe said today. for Hawaii for forensic tests. the United States has proposed police. And people are much having their personal lives “ Africa’s latent energy and the unflagging efforts of the The unit also carried bone' Dec. 16 for a top-level political military identification laboratory Vietnamese officials eager for imprisoned and the rank-and-file apparently! more likely to report a stolen subjected to intense scrutiny African nations — along with the strong support of the fragments discovered during the meeting in Hanoi to discuss in Hawaii — prepared U.S. flags to friendlier relations and aid from dispersed. ! first U.S.-Vietnamese excavation expanding cooperation on the MIA - cover the makeshift caskets hold­ the United States say they will car than a rape. in the courtroom. As 28 international community — will see Africa through, ’’ Abe said at Five years later, though, a new generation! a two-day U.N. symposium on Africa. of an American warplane crash issue. ing remains. continue with their two-year plan percent of the victims of emerged, went into action and was beaten down by. site. A State Department spokesman They are to stand at attention to resolve the MIA issue The findings, contained in a Bradford Morse, who heads the U.N. Office for Emergency violent crime cited in the West German police. There was another comeback in! Operations in Africa, agreed things have improved since report released Sunday by Justice Department's study 1980, and another defeat. The West German| television cameras late last year turned their gaze to some 35 the Justice Department’s Bu­ explained for not reporting authorities then announced that the Red Armyi million starving Africans in 20 countries in the sub-Sahara. Faction was extinct. * reau of Justice Statistics, the crimes, ” It was a private Morse told reporters Tuesday that nearly 100 percent of the Now it’s back again, possibly stronger than ever,; region’s emergency food needs have been met since an prompted one official to con­ or personal matter.” clude that in the absence of and certainly just as virulent in its hatred of West' international relief drive to save the famine victims began The courts routinely fail to earlier this year. compelling economic or per­ Germany’s ties to the United States. The first eruption' notify victims or their fami­ was the Aug. 8 bombing in the parking lot of the U.S.! sonal reasons, ”a sense uf lies of important court dates. airlift wing at Rhein-Main Air Base. ) personal and social obliga­ » Two freed after year In captivity With prison sentences for tion is the main reason why “ THE BOMB WAS TIMED to go off during a period! MANILA, Philippines — Moslem rebels today freed an some violent crimes appall­ people report crimes.” when there were likely to be a large number of people; American and a West German abducted more than a year ago on ingly short, many victims no in the parking lot,” the Pentagon report noted. One? the small southern Philippine island of Jolo, the U.S. Embassy With that in mind, the doubt fail to report crim e out • American GI and a military wife were killed; 20( announced. Justice Department has com­ of fear for their safety. others were wounded. The car, driven onto the base itt The victims, turned over to a representative of the Organization of Islamic Conference, were identified as John missioned an advertising In the case of non-violent the morning rush Hour, when security checks w er« campaign intended to encour­ m i perfunctory, was purchased at the same dealership aa Robinow, an American whose parents live in Munich, and crimes, people probably fig­ Helmuth Herbst of Frankfurt. Both were believed to be about 37. age people to report crimes. the car that carried last week’s bomb into the P » ure it isn’t worth the bother to parking lot. 1 They were snatched from a bus on a highway near Jolo city in It will take far more than an an area of the coconut-growing island apparently under MNLF call the police, particularly “ The Marxist-Leninist oriented Red Army Factioiv control Nov. 19, 1984. aggressive advertising cam­ since most crimes go un­ has proved, over the past 15 years, to be both a A U.S. Embassy statement said the men were “ resting, paign aimed at people’s solved. Many of those cited in Open Forum dangerous and persistent opponent of the social ordei{ senses of guilt and morality to recuperating and receiving appropriate medical attention” at the Justice Department’s in Western Europe.” the Pentagon report stated; the U.S. Clark Air Base north of Manila, Where they were increase crime reporting study who did not report adding ominously; “ There is no end in sight for thi^ airlifted from Jolo, 600 miles south of the capital in the Sulu continuing cycle of violence.” « rates. crimes said they “felt the Pay for women archipelago. Care is good The group’s members are “ veteran terrorists,” the The criminal justice sys­ incident wasn’t important at nursing home Is much too low report warns, adding that “ the current crop of tem is too riddled with enough.” hard-core leaders is at least the fifth group to coptrot Kuwait turns down Waite visa To the Editor: To the Editor: disincentives to reporting The Justice Department the gang.” The group is "fiercely opposed to th^ BEIRUT. Lebanon — The Kuwaiti government denied Church crime. Numbers like those should turn its attention to­ current political situation in West Germany... (and is^ of England troubleshooter Terry Waite a visa to visit Kuwait for As a resident of Fenwood, we had nice The low wages paid to women should stridently anti-American,” the report says. | cited by the Justice Depart­ ward the causes of the discussions on “ matters relating to the fate of American young girls working here and at Crestfield. I concern us all. Almost half of our Noting that "the demise of the Red Army Factioij ment will not be turned problem and away from hostages,” a Lebanese radio station said today. really don’t know what District 1199 did to female-headed families have an income has been trumpeted several times by West Germaij around without a major over­ Quoting diplomatic sources, the Christian Voice of Lebanon Madison Avenue techniques. them; the employees did not understand below the poverty line. Virtually the only authorities,” the Pentagon analysis concludes that; radio said Syria also had shown reluctance to receive Waite, who haul of the system. From the Chances are, people who do what a strike meant. I was in one and we recourse that women have is to unionize to the most alarming feature of the.terrorist group is “ it^ visited Beirut twice last month and met the Moslem gunmen who time a police officer draws not want to report crimes never gained anything. They did not read bargain for higher wages. ability to absorb debilitating punishment from th^ hold at least four American hostages. The kidnappers have been his or her Miranda card until because of fear, apathy or between the lines when they signed their Many of our health care workers, who are security forces, regenerate its strength and emerge demanding freedom for 17 prisoners in Kuwait. names. the time a parole board other reasons will not change predominately women, work at close to the once again as a serious security threat." ! minimum wage and yet they are entrusted convenes, the system is their minds because a bill­ ^’11 tell you one thing; We are still getting with the total care of our elderly. The refusal geared toward suspects, not Consumer report board or 30-second radio spot good care here and at Crestfield. To me, of the owners of Crestfield to even bargain % victims or witnesses. tells them it’s the thing to do. they were brainwashed into this strike, by with the union is disgraceful and something Is the government about to lower the maximum it certain ones. Why should they pick on that the citizens of Manchester should not will insure in an individual bank account? Probably visitors who visit their families? It is just accept. not. because of political considerations, but some like Communism. If they are not satisfied, One thing that we should do to put officials of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. would why don’t they go somewhere else? They pressure on the owners of Crestfield, and to dearly love to lower the pesent $100,000 limit to at least ROLEX had a good job here, and plenty of spare time show our distaste we should urge the town $75,000. They reason that without the federal *Mr. Manchester* guarantee, big depositors might be a little more on their hands, which they would not get not to renew the Dial-A-Ride contract with somewhere else. the current owners. careful about what banks they put their money in. They called him “ Mr. Base­ than a devoted supporter of ball.’’ "Mr. Manchester’’ local baseball and other good Marg Lachapelle Archibald Stuart MUk/ng the texpeyers^ SELECTION • SERVICE • AVAILABILITY might have been more Fenwood Manor Z90 Redwood Road causes. He was a man who Federal dairy subsidies continue to climb. In 1979, a appropriate. used his wealth — and his M anchester Manchester mere $247 million was spent paying dairy farmers to Matthew M. Moriarty Sr. talents — to help his town. He produce less, preventing an oversupply that would Lady’s died Sunday at the age of 82. was a natural leader who cause prices to tumble. Today, the program’s cost Oyster perpe­ Man’s tual with date, Oyster perpe­ During his lifetime, he rarely stuck around for Congratulations Thanks for help tops $2 billion a year. What’s really outrageous is that 28jewels, 18k tual date-just,30 touched dozens of lives in thank-yous — though there huge sums go to purported dairy farmers for not yellow gold jewels, 18k yel­ producing milk in the Sun Belt, where dairy farming is (luted bezel/ low gold fluted Manchester with his generos­ were dozens of awards and on MHS victory with MCC event crown and bez^/crown obviously not significant. Arizona is No. 1 among all stainless steel. ity. All told, a family member citation^ over the years. and stainless To the Editor: To the Editor: the states in average per-farmer payments, at Bracelet is steel. Bracelet once estimated, he gave more Moriarty was a devoted stainless steel is stainless steel $226,978, followed by Florida ($216,590), Nevada with 18k yel­ with18k gold than a quarter of a million family man whose faith in his Congratulations to the Manchester High We would like to publicly thank all the ($215,262), California ($125,044) and New Mexico low goldmid- middle links. dollars to sports teams in church and in his town was School football team on the hard-fought people that nnade this year’s pie sale a ($110,919). dlcllnks. victory over East Catholic on Thanksgiving. W e are an town over the years. legendary. perfect success. First, the students whom authorized Moriarty earned his wealth Perhaps Raymond Da- To the seniors it is a mennory to savor in a gave up study time and weekend working Mlnl-etktortel Rolex sales not-so-memorable season. For the under­ around the clock to produce them; second, and service the way people admire — the mato, head of Damato Enter­ We ve suspected for a long time that some public A Cantury of Sorvica agency with a classmen it was the start of a new positive the patrons that came out in bad weather to wide selection hard way. He and his brother prises, said it best: officials would do anything to get television coverage, of styles and direction. purchase the pies; and finally, the Manches- but kicking the handicapped? A group of mentally and pnces started with a struggling "He did more for the youth Also, to the people who donated the mopey . ter Herald for its support. We both send our physically handicapped diildren and adults wanted to little gas station at the Comer and the sports and people in for the black-and-white jerseys: Thanks for heartfelt thanks and wishes for a happy and march in Detroit’s Thanksgiving Day parade. But Trusted Jeweters Smce 1885 of Broad and Center streets at general than anyone I can your support. It meant a lot to the players. safe holiday season. Without you it never they were spumed by the parade president on grounds the height of the Depression. think of in Manchester. There I’m sure. would have worked. BRISTOL FARMINGTON HARTFORD MANCHESTER Congrats again, MHS. that they would slow things down so much that the MERIDEN MILFORD NEW HAVEN SOUTHBURY They turned the business into was only one Matthew network TV cameras might turn to other cities’ TORRINGTON TRUMBULL WATERBURY one of the state’s most Moriarty.’’ Carl Stafford MichMts Charge/MBSterCardA/iBA/AmefiCAn Express Frank F. Kopnsko presumably livelier parades. The fact that the parade successful auto dealerships. D ick Slhra official relented after a public outcry does little to MANCHESTER KMART • 239 SPENCER STREET Matthew M. Moriarty Sr. Adann Street Stadenu at Manchester lessen our outrage at this Guiness-size' display of Moriarty was far more will be missed. M anchester Commanlty College unseasonal insensitivity. $ — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wedneidav. Dec, 4. 1985 M A N C H ES TE R H E R A LD . Wednesday. Dec. 4. 1985 - t Two plead guilty, one claims Defendant claims judge erred in trial

By Judd Everhart He was accused along with includes “ murder committed by a said. "Yes, there was money, but The Auoclated Press James Y. Hope in the 1981 shooting defendant who is hired to commit there was no hiring.” mistrial in cycle gang trial the same for pecuniary gain or He also said that the trial judge death of Donald C. Burke. The had erred in allowing alternate HARTFORD — John J. McCann state alleged that Burke’s wife. murder committed by one who is grand jurors to sit in on delibera­ BRIDGEPORT (AP) - A completed work on a Kansas City, Elaston were scheduled to begin of Waterford was never actually Geraldine, had hired McGann to hired by the defendant to commit tions of the grand jury. member of the Hell’s Angels Mo., trial in which he is a defense trial Monday on charges of using a . hired to kill anyone so his convic­ kill her husband. the same for pecuniary gain.” State’s Attorney C. Robert Satti motorcycle club is asking for a lawyer. Because of the commit­ telephone to facilitate a cocaine; tion in a murder-for-hire plot Hope, McGann and Mrs. Burke Testimony at the trial showed countered that Femow was "argu­ mistrial in his federal drug case, ment to the Missouri case, Caplan deal. They were among 37 gang should be overturned, McCann’s were all originally charged' with that Mrs. Burke had told McGann. ing that the court should not use claiming his rights were violated missed Mariani’s jury selection, members or friends arrested o n . lawyer argues. capital felony. Mrs. Burke pleaded her boyfriend, that she wanted her by a judge whom he alleges made it while another lawyer sat in on the May 2 as part of a drug crackdown 'i guilty to a reduced charge of husband killed. McGann allegedly common sense.” But attorney Todd D. Femow impossible for his lawyer to attend proceedings. by state police and the FB I. murder and agreed to testify later told her that he had found Satti said that alternate grand jury selection. That lawyer, James Olayos, said Both initially had pleaded inno­ conceded before the state Supreme against Hope and McGann. Hope someone who would do it for $4,000. jurors "are in fact grand jurors. he was not familiar with the case cent but entered guilty pleas just Court on ’Tuesday that there may was acquitted of capital felony She allegedly gave the money to They are not some other being.” The attorney for Roger Mariani have been enough evidence to and requested a three-day delay before their trial was to begin in while McGann was found guilty in McGann, who passed all but $500 of He also maintained that McGann filed a motion Monday charging convict the Waterford man of the that was denied by Mrs. Burns. U.S. District Court in Bridgeport. 1982 by a three-judge panel. it to Hope. He allegedly kept the was clearly hired by Mrs. Burke. that his client’s constitutional iesser charge of murder. Caplan maintains that denial vio­ ’They would have been the first of Attorney Todd D. Femow, re­ $500 for himself. However, he agreed that ” at the rights were violated during the la te Mariani’s rights to due those arrested to begin trial. Although a person convicted of presenting McGann, said there Femow maintains that that very least, (McGann) is guilty of Nov. 12 selection of a jury to hear process and representation by a Jay Borofsky, 33, pleaded guilty capital felony can be sentenced to was no evidence to show that transaction did not constitute the lesser offense of murder.” his case. A conspiracy charge against lawyer of his choice. under the Alford Doctrine to a death in Connecticut, McGann was McGann was hired, a key element hiring. Mariani’s trial is scheduled to Meanwhile, two Hell’s Angels’ charge of using a telephone to sentenced to life in prison. of the capital felony statute, which “There was no hiring.” Fernow McGann is still pending. begin Dec. 10. associates about to go on triai on facilitate a cocaine deal. The j Attorney Alan P. Caplan said in federal drug charges changed doctrine aliows him to admit no ! the motion that U.S. District Judge their pleas to guilty at the last guilt but concede the government Hartford’s finest Ellen Bree Bums was wrong in not minute. had enough evidence against him ‘ to get a conviction. * delaying the jury selection until he Jay and Connie Borofsky of Mounties ready to get their man

Contractor’s woes continue and New Haven, have mounted work to establish the mounted unit. UPI photo Bv AAork A. Dupuis were donated to the city — wiil be UPI photo United Press International used to patrol the six major parks units, but the new unit in Hartford “ I didn’t know the difference in the Capitol city as well as is the first in memory for the between a bridle and a saddle,” he Memories of Gloria Ralph Rjchard takes oath before testifying during HARTFORD — The newest adjoining neighborhoods and the Capital city. joked. as Pentagon suspends bids pre-trial hearings at Providence, R.I., Superior Court members of the Hartford police downtown business district. “ They may have had something He said he spoke with other Workers replace the foremast on the The foremast was damaged by Hurri­ force galloped into service Tues­ Police Capt. Robert Maher, back around the turn of the departments that have mounted Tuesday. units to develop the Hartford unit, U.S.S. Constitution at the ship’s berth in cane Gloria last September. day as the state’s capital city commander of the new unit, said it century, but it’s the first one By Norman D. Black Tuesday, closing at $66. air-defense gun. The 39-page in­ introduced its first mounted police differs from mounted units in other anyone around here wouid re­ borrowing their ideas and adding the Charlestown, Mass., yard Tuesday. The Associated Press dictment said $7.5 million was unit in memory. cities where horse patrols are used member," Maher said. his own changes, including his own T H E ISSUANCE O F the con­ mischarged, resulting in a $3.2 With helmeted officers in the for traffic or patrol duties. Maher said he knew nothing design for a saddle, which was W ASHINGTON - For the se­ tract freeze prompted predictions million net loss to the government. Jerri Ann’s father saddle, the eight horses galloped "In Hartford, the approach we about horses when Sullivan ap­ based on saddles used in New cond time this year, the General by Pentagon sources the company past proud city and state officials took was one of community rela­ proached him a year ago to begin York. Dynamics Corp. has been sus­ could be seriously harmed if the T U E S D A Y ’S S U S P E N S IO N and an applauding crowd during a tions. That’s the primary reason Kennedy scion plans run pended by the Pentagon from matter is not resolved quickly. order was similar to one issued < lunch hour ceremony in Bushnell they’re in our parks, to bring some receiving new contracts because of The order came as a Reagan earlier this year foilowing disclo-' contradicts police Park. life into the parks, to bring people 4 alieged misdeeds invoiving past administration source disciosed sures of questionabie administra­ The introduction of the eques­ back into the parks.” Maher said. 3 Days Only! contracts. Beggs is planning to take a leave of tive and overhead claims on past trian team followed a year of “ Everybody loves a horse.” he for House Speaker’s seat The latest suspension, on Tues­ absence from his job at the contracts. Bv Crocker Stephenson body had been found. He said he fundraising and training for the said, adding that the mounties will Thursday, Friday, saw his wife being interviewed in a day, came just one day after National Aeronautics and Space Alvin Spivak, a General Dynam­ United Press International new unit, which will cost about help police improve their relations General Dynamics and four Administration. The source, who small room and could not under­ $200,000 in the first year of with the community. "Th a t’s what Saturday ics spokesman, branded the latest stand why he was not allowed to BOSTON (U P I) - About a years ago, said Tuesday that former or current executives were spoke on condition of not being PROVIDENCE, R.I. - Ralph operation and is being financed we’re looking for. that closeness.” suspension ’’inappropriate, since . talk with her. half-dozen candidates are reas­ Kennedy visited him Saturday and indicted in Los Angeles on fraud identified by name, said Beggs Richard openly wept as he told a with contributions. Maher said at least two other the issues in the case should not . “ I couldn’t understand why I 20% OFF sessing their campaigns today indicated he would probably run. counts involving alieged mi- ’’felt he should follow the policy Superior Court judge that his The eight horses — all of which cities in Connecticut, Bridgeport have resulted in indictments couldn’t be with my wife,” he said, foilowing reports Joseph P. Kennedy was unavailable for scharges on an Arm y contract. established by the White House in 4-month-old daughter “ meant the against the company or its ’’but I couldn’t understand a lot of Holiday Fashions Kennedy 2nd, the eidest son of the comment Tuesday, but an aide Among those indicted was NASA the Donovan case.” world to me” and that he had done people.” things. fate Sen. Robert F. Kennedy, wilt said Tuesday a decision had been Administrator James M. Beggs, a This was a reference to former a ll' he could to cooperate with by The company’s earlier suspen- r Richard said he was taken to a run for the the seat of retiring reached. former General Dynamics Labor Secretary Raymond Dono­ police as they investigated the sion lasted from May 21 to Aug. 13, . child’s rape and slaying. room where state police Det. Lt. CPEC faults bonding House Speaker Thomas P. O ’Neill. "Joe Kennedy will make an executive. van, who conducted a long defense and delayed the award of more ’Thomas Moffatt told him that they Kennedy, 33, was expected to announcement tomorrow. All lean The suspension order, issued by in office against allegations that Richard testified during Tues­ than $1 billion in contracts. Most of had found the chiid. Richard said make a formal announcement of tell you is Joe has made a decision the Navy in its role as executive his former construction company day’s pretrial hearing before Su­ those contracts eventually were ' he was also told that police had candidacy today at a morning regarding his future, and that’s agent on all contractual matters had ties to organized crime. perior Court Judge Joseph as waste of tax funds awarded to the firm, although ' found ” an awful lot of evidence” G U N N E S A news conference after making a what he’ll be discussing." said involving General Dynamics, app- However, he went on unpaid leave Rodgers. Richard has been ac­ some smaller ones were canceled. and that they "had evidence HARTFORD (UPI) - The state eral changes to cut the costs of 9 V |f$$fCA M

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V§?: Works Director George Kandra; Celtics top Bucks head a dispute about water depart­ to disclose who was sent. Robert Young, superintendent of Young said water was shut off Young said it was found that the ment workers having to report to the Water and Sewer Division; and from tbe main early this'morning. upset in emergencies during the night. leak came from a service line that Robert Fuller, president of tbe The main was reactivated lat^ A source close to the town said feeds a fire hydrant. He said tbe union local that represents water when the leak was traced to tbei water department workers re­ hydrant is now out of service, but department workers. hydrant line. | fused to go to work on tbe break at 3 the 12-inch main that feeds It has 4 net play a.m. today. Fuller said today the only been put back in service. Young Young said police discovered' in playoff preview •yi; Town Gisneral Manager Robert problem be knows of that is under said the 12-Inch main was out of water coming up to tbe road Weiss, contacted today after re­ discussion involves a directive service for a period, but no surface and freezing there about By United Press International 2:15 a.m. Young said be was when Cummings hit a 20-foot jumper. Boston came turning to town from a meeting, concerning lunch hours. He said he customers were affected because MILWAUKEE (UPI) - The Bucks and the CelUcs MELBOURNE, Australia — Un­ ►"«>»' notM"<» of fhe water th«* nnty ho»'«e now served by the informed of it at about 3 a.m. knew of no refusal on anyone’s part treated the fans at the Mecca Tuesday night to a back to tie the score 20 seconds later when Johnson seeded Slobodan Zivojinovic of possible preview of next spring’s NBA Eastern completed a three-point play. Yugoslavia Wednesday unleashed After Ricky Pierce’s free throw gave the Bucks a Conference plOyoffa.' an awesome display of power 106-107 lead, McHale put the Celtics ahead for good Both teams are favored to win their respective tennis to blast John McEnroe out of Oriental vine wreaks havoc in region divisions, which could set up a possible show^wn in with a layup on a pass from Bird. the $1.5 million Australian Open. the conference finals. If last night’s game was any On the Bucks’ next possession, the Celtics' defense constrictor, covering its leaves The 22-year-old towering son of a plant that has blanketed roadsides berries at the end of a branch, and indication, it would be quite a series. rose to the occasion, not allowing Milwaukee a shot NEW LONDON (AP) - An and eventually killing it by denying former Belgrade caretaker earned oriental vine introduced to this and pasturelands in the South. its leaves are narrower than the Dennis Johnson scored six points in tbe final 1:27 to before the 24-second clock ex p ir^ . life-giving sunlight, Dreyer said. more today than he earned last country more than a 100 years ago Oriental bitteraweet has taken up oriental variety. lift Boston to a 112-109 victory over Milwaukee. Ainge turned the ball back over to Milwaukee, but ” I don’t even have to look at it to year when he bashed McEnroe Into residence in parts of Pennsylva­ The oriental bittersweet may The Celtics, who improved to 16-2, built a 15-point McHale came up with a steal at half court and flipped is threatening natives plants and submission, 2-6.6-3,1-6,6-4,6-0, in a . - nia, New Jersey, Rhode Island and actually overwhelm a tree, squeez­ tell you that that is oriental lead only to see the Bucks come back to take the lead to Johnson for an easy layup and a 111-108 lead with 23 hindering new forest growth as it 3-hour match. Massachusetts as well as Connecti­ ing and girdling it iike a boa bittersweet,” Dreyer said. at the end of the third quarter. seconds left. spreads through the Northeast, "Y ou’re going to pay for this and says a a botonist with the Connecti­ cut, Dreyer said. In the final period, no more than four points On the in-bounds play, the Celtics immediately The killing vine is also creating a separated the teams, who both shot better than 51 fouled Pierce, who again made only one of two free I mean it.” McEnroe screamed at cut Arboretum at Connecticut the 6-foot-6 Zivojinovic as he wilted problem for forest regeneration by percent from the floor. throws to cut the lead to 111-109. College. under the Yugoslav’s relentless Glenn D. Dreyer, assistant to the choking saplings, Dreyer said. He “ Tonight’s game was a terrific basketball game,” The Celtics then ran the clock down to four seconds barrage. director of the arboretum, is believes it’s growth also has Bucks coach Don Nelson said. “ It was well-played, before Johnson was fouled. He hit the first free throw contributed to tbe decline of the entertaining and hard-fought. We just came out on the to clinch the game at 112-109. McEnroe, the three-time Wim­ wMlng a battle to control oriental bledon and U.S. Open champion native bittersweet, which be said is short end.” In the first half, Boston reeled off 10 straight points bim rsweet, a twisting, woody vine and the world’s No. 2 player, was witti clusters of yellowed-husked now "fairly rare” in Eastern "There’s a playoff atmosphere every time these two to take a 50-35 lead with 8:30 remaining. Following a ConnecUcut. teams play," said Celtics coach K.C. Jones. "(Both timeout, however, the Bucks stormed back to climb booed from the court as he grabbed berries. his equipment bag and stormed off For now, the poisonous oriental In bis fight against the vine, mESCOPES! teams are) fighting for every piece of ground out withn 60-58 at the intermission. the turf, refusing to acknowledge bittersweet appears to be winning. Dreyer has found one herbicide /V5»/7 H.illeyi Comet. Shoot for the strtrs. Our wirle there." The Celtics put on another burst at the start of the his conqueror after the stunning "One of the problems is that that kills the hardy, tenacious, and it felection of quality telescopes rrrsd .accessories m.tke the ^ The loss dropped the Bucks’ rer'ord to 15-7 and also quarter, to open up a 67-58 lead, but the Bucks again defeat. people, for the most part, believe noxious weed. The herbicide Gar- • u n iv erse y o u rs. snapped their regular season homr winning streak at came back and took an 85-84 lead on a layup by The capacity center court crowd they are planting native bitters­ Ion, made by Dow Chemical Co., is 24 games, one shy of the club record. Moncrief at the end of three periods. DPI photo of 9,500 fans gave Zivojinovic a weet and it is not,” Dreyer said effective in industrial concentra­ Kevin McHale led the Celtics with 29 points and Tbe Bucks' third-period surge came with all five standing ovation. McEnroe ig­ Tuesday. "It’s very aggressive. It tions that are not available to Meade Meade Danny Ainge added 19. Larry Bird scored 18 points, Boston starters on the bench. Johnson said the play of UPI photo nored the officials and his obliga­ Key to the city spreads without people spreading unlicensed users, he said. 2.4" 226 including 10 in the fourth quarter. the Celtics’ bench during that stretch gave the 320 Boston’s Bill Walton (5) drives past Milwaukee's Terry tory press conference and jumped Dreyer has tried to educate the Paul Pressey led the Bucks with 28. Terry starters the breather they needed. it.” into a waiting car with his actress Soviet dissident Viktor Davidov hoids a key to the city of The oriental plant has been public and notes that the berries, Meade 2 .r 226 b the Cummings added 25 and Sidney Moncrief 22. "That's the best part of this team ," Johnson said of Cummings in NBA action Tuesday night. Celtics won, girlfriend. Tatum O’Neal. Daiias after visiting the city Tuesday during a tour of the leaves and stem are poisonous, perfect tin t teleicope for The Bucks took a 107-104 lead with 1:57 remaining the Celtics' depth. "It’s good to get that rest." 112-109. helped In its march through New McEnroe, who had already been England by nurseries and mail especially to small children. It cam el a ttro rto m la ri o r le n d v ie w in g . United States for Amnesty Internationai. Davidov spent fined $2,750 on two charges of order houses that misidentify it as may cause vomiUng, diarrhea, Choate the Meade 320 equatorial four years in a Soviet psychiatric hospital for slandering re&actihg telescope for verbal abuse during the Australian the native strain, Dreyer said. It’s convulsions, chills and coma. hlghly-r^olved Images Open, was hit with another $1,000 the Soviet government. fruit is also an attractive food to The first and best defense o f the moort, Saturn's fine Wednesday for refusing to against the plant, Dreyer said, is to birds and animals, which spread rings, comets and morey MHS and EC football return skill players attend the compulsory press the seeds through their droppings, become famiiiar with the differen­ conference. ces between the oriental and native he said. His stunning loss today practi­ bittersweet, because once it begins By Bob PapettI football field,” noted Cournoyer. Obituaries And, he said, it is nearly cally ended any chance McEnroe to grow it is difficult to kill. Herald Sports Writer Sophomore running back Joe impossible to eradicate because of had of overtaking Ivan Lendl for Telling the difference between Casey, who starred for the junior a lack of predatory diseases that overall world points championship would keep the growth in check. the native and oriental varieties is Thanksgiving Day brought an varsity, is the most obvious Julia Jennings , JThe , end to the scholastic football and the $800,000 first prize Marjorto DIcapua Dreyer calls oriental bittersweet not too difficult, Dreyer said. (OAJMCIKUI newcomer who should contribute. ( anaM tii etutrm ee Squve • 6 is OOJD I Camera 1 careers of several Manchester Other key halfbacks at MHS next awarded by Nabisco. The New Tbe funeral for M aijorie (Alli­ Julia Mildred (Newman) Jen­ the Kudzoo of the north, referring Identification in the autumn is tvwriMiaoe lO/st>*n• J/nm** Shops M » MmAjrv • /.s AAw> Sum • 22* onjo ■ MASSAfHLAftlS High and East Catholic High year should be senior to-be Tony Yorker is assured of the $550,000 son) DIcapua, mother of Mri. nings, 72, of Rocky Hill, died to a notorious imported Japanese easier. The oriental bittersweet •/tSilyqrtVirese ml IWM A4»«gSta•/ Hcxvoat eetfrwtruumesi/ seniors, but others can't wait until Osman and Ron Smith, while Chris vt aN( IN • >'i ( xy iv /4 • H > I NOglKAMTUlNe /teivLwi Slim • MM 14>4() The Australian tennis fans who will be Thursday at 10:15 a.m. was the wife of Lawrence E. at the base of each leaf. The native WAIiaWSrv V.MFV A M * /SS '1 4 / yWINrjWlOa&aVMXIxWVM* /W 44V/ next year. Garrepy, may play at wingback, packed this concrete stadium, fed from the Callahan Funeral Home, Jennings, and mother of Gordon American bittersweet produces Before ultimately meeting in the fullback and in the defensive 1602 Main St. It will be followed by W. Jennings of Manchester. E.H. workers season finale, the crosstown oppo­ secondary. up with McEnroe’s petulence. a mass of Christian burial in St. She also is survived by another nents operated on different ends of Jim Pearson, the Indians’ 336- found a new hero today. They Mary's Church, East Hartford, at son, Lawrence E. Jennings Jr. of the gridiron spectrum in 1985. East pound defensive lineman, is a repeatedly chanted, "Bo Bo, Bo 11 a.m. Burial will be in St. Mary's Jackson, Mich.; a brother, John urged to walk finished with a 7-4 overall record prime candidate for fullback, "if Bo” as the amiable Yugoslav, who Cemetery, East Hartford. Calling Newman of Jacksonville, Fla.; 10 and boasted a share of its fourth he loses around 50 pounds", is rated No. 66 in the world, stormed into Friday’s semifinals hours are today, 2 to 4 and 7 to 0 grandchildren and four great­ Continued from page 1 consecutive Hartford County Con­ according to Cournoyer. p.m. She died Sunday in Holiday, grandchildren. Luxurious Decorator Chairs.. ference crown, going 5-2 in the Dana Matte, who played offen­ against Mats Wllander of Sweden. Fla. ' The funeral will be Thursday at retire. But,DiMartino said, "They ;h c c . sive tackle and defensive end, will Wilander, the defending champion and No. 3 seed, downed Johan 0; 15 a.m. from Rose Hill Funeral can still lay me off.” ■ Manchester, which upset EC, start his third varsity campaign Kriek, 6-3, 7-5, 6-2 in an anticli- Antonia Donovan Home, 500 Elm St., Rocky Hill, DIMartino, who was among 112-6, in the 10th annual Turkey Day and may be moved to tight end. with a mass of Christian burial at those who voted for a strike at the Choose the Style that Suits Your Decor! [showdown, endured a disappoint- Others tabbed by Cournoyer as matic quarterfinal match. During the fourth set while Antenia (LaCasse) Donovan of 10 a.m. in St. James Church, Rocky North Haven plant, said he favored ‘ing 3-7 campaign, and went 2-5 in potential lineup crackers are twins Hartford, mother of Edward Dono­ Hill. Burial will be in Rose Hill it because "I want a better union.” the Central Connecticut Confer­ Danny and Dave Fox in the McEnroe was arguing with the umpire over a lost point, Zivoji­ van of Manchester, died Tuesday Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. Cal­ DiMartino said he feels more ence East Division. secondary, and lineman Jason novic casually walked over to the at home. ling hours are today, 2to4and7to0 confident during this strike than Besides their always intense Neubacor, Fran Juriwicz, Don She also is survived by two other p.m. during the last company-wide starting at ; rivalry, the Indians and Eagles Hentschel, Glen MacDonald and VIP tent, sat down and sipped mineral water and ate biscuits to sons, William Donovan of San Memorial donations may be strike 25 years ago because union I will have another aspect in com- Dan Roggi. the delight of the crowd. Clemente, Calif., and Richard made to Rocky Hill Volunteer members seem more unified. He OPEN ! mon entering the 1986 season. Both Dave Russell may earn a spot in Donovan of Hartford; a brother, said the picket lines at all the $ 2 9 8 0 0 ;will feature the return of several the secondary or at receiver as a When asked what McEnroe had Ambulance Corps. Rene LaCasse of Hartford; two striking plants in the past two days SUNDAY skill position players, including the junior. screamed out at him toward the sisters, Blanche LaCasse of West have been orderly. majority of each squad's offensive "We may change our offense to a end of the match, the Yugoslav Hartford and Esther Wbitford of Mattiww M. Mortarty Sr. Bob Muir, a striking worker 12-4 backfields. wishbone or a veer next year," said: "I can’t tell what he said. I Hartford; 10 grandchildren and Members of tbe Knights of from the Middletown plant, Manchester employed sopho- said Cournoyer. "W e may have to don’t think he meant anything bad. two great-grandcbildreu. Ciolumbus, Campbell Council 573 blamed the company for the strike. more Kelly Dubois at quarterback, rely on deception or quickness, I mean, he’s really a good guy and The funeral will be Friday at 8; IS will meet at the Council Home. 138 "They made a big mistake by [junior Dwayne Albert at tailback because we don’t have big people a good player, so what can I say? a.m. from the Farley-Sullivan Main St., tonight at 7:15, and forcing us into it,” he said, [and junior Brian Brophy at ful- to sustain blocks up front. We just Everybody knows McEnroe Is an Funeral Home, M Webster St., proceed to the Moriarty family charging that management has a •Iback. The latter, according to don’t get the big dudes up front unbelievable player. Hartford, followed by a mass of home at 75 Forest St. to pay "dim view” of the workers. [ Coach Ron Cournoyer, may not be anymore.” "He was maybe a little disap­ Christian burial at 0 a.m. in St. respects to Matthew M. Moriarty "W e’re proud workers. We want ; back. Over at East Catholic, the pointed because he came here to Augustine's Church, 1200 Camp- Sr., who died Sunday at the age of respect. 'They don’t respect us as ; “ I don’t expect Brian Brophy to explosive halfback tandem of win and because the difference of Herald photo by Tarquinio points of Lendl and him is only 200 field Ave., Hartford. Burial will be 82. people anymore,” said Muir, a ' be out for football again,” said juniors Kevin RisCassi and Bill so he didn’t know who was going to in Stv Mary’s (Cemetery, East 26-year employee Muir added that ; Cournoyer, of Albert’s favorite Barry returns in 1986, but gradu­ Sophomore Kelly Dubois (10) quarter- year. Dubois will be one of the skill Hartford. Calling hours are Thurs­ although the union leadership has Hi ■ blocker. "He wants to concentrate ated all-HCC quarterback Scott finish the number one in the Franklin N. Fairbank backed the Manchester High football players back for the Indians in 1986. Nabisco," Zivojinovic said. day, 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. urged members to reject every nil on track and field, which right now Vibberts will not. T.J. Alibrio, a Franklin N. Fairbank, 73, of contract since 1960, workers made seems to be his strongest interest. ’ ’ hero as a sophomore QB on Turkey team since the fourth game this past The Yugoslav said he phoned his Manchester, died Tuesday at Hart­ up their own minds this time Brophy was the State Open discus Day 1984, inherits the snap-taking wife, Zoritza, in Belgrade imme­ Francis A. Pariaa ford Hospital. He was the husband diately after the match. because they saw discrimination champion as a sophomore. chores. Francis A. Parlee, 09, of 75 Pratt of Joan (Beebee) Fairbank. U "Zoritza was very happy for me within the plants. One player who hopes to estab- "We’re very optimistic of T.J.’s St., Hartford, died 'IVesday at He was born Dec. 5, 1911, in : lish himself will be center and nose abilities,” said East coach Jude defensive secondary as a sopho­ offensive and defensive guard, and the final three games in '85. should but I am afraid I woke up my Hartford Hospital. He was the Hopedale, Mass., and bad been a , guard Jim Goddard, who missed Kelly. “ He’s a good mechanic.” more this year. lii.ebacker Dave Janton. Paul continue to develop. Classmate 3-year-old son, Philip, who started father of Frank Parlee of Manchester resident for more than • his entire junior year with a leg Another prominent running back Would-be seniors who will factor Pelletier and Marty Zabielski will Larry Deptula, forced to fill-in on to cry,” he said. Manchester. 30 years. Before he retired in 1977, THANKSGIVING ! injury. will be Alibrio’s younger brother, in the Eagles' fortunes are Sean also be looking for starting shots. Turkey Day for injured starter Vin Zivojinovic revealed he had been he worked at Pratt Ji Whitney in I "A healthy Jim Goddard could Aaron, who carried on occasion Keane in the secondary and Josh Scalora, who started at Fusco at fullback, will also get his practicing with teenage Wim­ He also Is survived buy another NOVENA TO ST. JUDE East Hartford. O holy St. Jude, Apostle and mar­ > make a big difference on the and saw extensive action in the (Yossibly at split'end, J.B. Kaldy at offensive tackle as a sophomore in chance. bledon champion, Boris Becker, son. Thomas Parlee of San Diego, Besides his wife, he is survived tyr, great In virtue and rich In mira­ since the U.S. Open in September. Calif.; a brother, Donald Parlee of by two sons. Franklin Denis cles; near kinsman of Jesus Christ, He said he has an agreement Hartford; a sister, Katherine Fairbank of Portland, and Carlton faithful Intercessor of all who In­ with Becker’s manager. Ion Pi- voke your special partronage in Kovarovics of Storrs; and three Richard Fairbank of Worcester, Thompson notches 300th win roac, to be managed by him grandchildren. time of need. To you I have re­ Vt.; two daughters. Penny Sieffert course from the depth of my heart UConn, Whalers on the road although a contract has not yet of Manchester and Judith Lynn and humbly beg to whom Qod has FAIRFAX, Va. (UPI) - Ralph Reggie Williams and David been signed. The funeral will be Thursday at University of Connecticut Connecticut, 2-0, travels to The Whalers. 11-11-0 and in Fairbank of Terryville; and nine given such great power to come to Dalton scored a career- high 18 Wingate each scored 17 for George­ Zivojinovic and Becker are 10 a.m. at the Rose Hill Funeral men’s basketball team and the Amherst, Mass., to face the grandchildren. my assistance. Help me In my pre­ last place in the Adams Div­ points and grabbed 15 rebounds playing doubles together, but their Home, 580 Elm St., Rocky Hill. sent and urgent petition. In return I Hartford Whalers, both idle University of Massachusetts, town. 3-0. Williams also pulled Memorial services will be held ision, wind up a four-game road Tuesday night, helping No. 7 match against American Paul Burial will be in Rose Hill promise to make your name known since Saturday, will resume 1-2, at sold-out 4,100-seat Curry down 11 rebounds. Ricky Wilson Thursday at 11 a.m. at the Holmes trip against the Calgary Flames Georgetown shake off George Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. Cal­ and cause you to be Invoked. action tonight with games on the Hicks Cage at 7:30 p.m. in a Annacone and Christo van Rens- Funeral Home, 400 Main St., with Mason 75-63 for Coach John paced George Mason, 2- 2, with 19 ling hours are today, 7 to 0 p.m. • Say three "Our Fathera, Three road. noncollege basketball is ‘locked out’ ' commodity as far as the National Football League fourth-quarter lead and lost when Eric Schubert’s something else. The networks do the scheduling and FREE NOTICE 34-yard field goal try was wide left as time ran out. tell some schools when and where they’re going to Probate Court is open playoffs are concerned. Thoughts Blood Pressure ; The Chokers, I mean Giants, are 8-5 with games "This is football. I did not have a heart attack and die play. Also, television has an impact on the length of Continued from page 1 for conferences with the remaining against Houston, Dallas and Pittsburgh. If ApLENty on the field. The sun will rise in the morning, even games. Take UConn’s first two games for example. CLINIC-BY NURSE judge from 6:30 P.M. to 8 I they win all three, they’re the NFC East Division though there are some clouds out there.” The game last Tuesday against Yale was televised, How brightly it shines will be determined the next and the half didn’t come until 9:07 and the welcomed .strike. EVERY THURSDAY P.M. on Thursday I champions, no questions asked. Len Auster, Sports Editor "In the situation of a lockout, it’s nights. Appointments * If they accomplish that feat, which is doubtful, then three weeks. final horn not until 10; 15. The game last Saturday (the unemployment benefits) usu­ 5 - 9 * they deserve to be in the playoffs. If they don’t sweep, Are they the New York Giants. Or the Chokers? against St. Peter’s, which was not televised, in suggested. Night tele­ Stay tuned, if you dare. ally approved,” Pozanycki said. l ir.C! n PARKADf phone number: 647^3227. i; then they shouldn’t be allowed into the playoffs. The contrast had halftime arrive at 8; 35 and the final horn Striking workers are not eligible PHARMACY . Chokers, there Lgo again, have choked too many at 0:35. The added timeouts are a nuisance to fans and for unemployment compensation, PARKAIU Hf AITH ,m,! William E. Fitzgerald « times and shouldn’t be included among tbe coaches alike. S', TRITIOH CESTER Judge of Probate Bits and pieces she said. v -in ; : * post-season entries. But, money talks, nobody walks. Just a lot of people The Giants defense, the vaunted defense which Ever wonder why some of tbe top-ranked college are inconvenienced. Whatever happened to 7:30 p.m. Other Pillowtex workers are strikes fear among all others in the NFL, fell apart These are the Chokers — eh Giants — you’ve come basketball teams have records such as 0-0,12-0 after starts? expected to file for benefits. Steely < against the Browns last Sunday. to love and bate over tbe years. They display so much the early stages of the season. Take a look at said. m 1 "So many people say bow great we are on defense,” potential, and then break your heart. Michigan, for example. Tbe Wolverines, 4-0 after Manchester High graduate Brian Spano had 4 points What’s so funny, amusing, what have you, about the Monday night’s win over Tennessee, have a stretch of in the University of New Hampshire’s 78-55 loss to "We figure we’ve been locked 2 safety Kenny Hill said in defense of the Chokers. "W e J start to believe it. Nobody in tbe stands thought they Giants is that ttey've developed a potent ground game home games coming up against the likes of ^ sto n College on Monday. Former Indian head coach out of our jobs,” Steely said. She between Joe Morris and Grorge Adams. That’s in Youngstown State, Chicago State, Chicago-Illinois, Doug Pearson saw the Wildcats and the 0-9 Spano, a and other workers who walked the • would score two touchdowns on us in the fourth ! quarter, including us. That’s our problem. We’ve lost contrast to 1984 when they were inept in this Western Michigan, (fentral Michigan and Cleveland freshman, last Friday when they played Hartford at picket line in below-freeiing VERNON 1115 Main SL department. Now it’s the passing attack of Phil State. Really strikes fear in you, doesn’t it? “ We have the Civic Center. Spano, an invited walk-on, temperatures said tbe company WINDSOR LOCKS 6 23 -6 9 82 [ four games in this fashion.” ' They’ve lost the five games by a total of 13 points, it Simms that is feeble. Without Lionel Manuel, the the third toughest non-conference schedule in the Big impressed bis former high school coach with bis must hire back all the workers who Manchaster -Giants do not have..a wide receiver who can be called Ten,’” defended Michigan coach Bill Frieder. If so, improvement. Spano. in tbe trade, is listed as a went on strike. 2 is pointed out. Think about it. Good teanns, chann^nship teams, do not lose the close games. reliable. And Simms has suffered cases of 1) fumblitis that doesn’t speak too highly of tbe conference. . ‘project’. UNH is willing to wait for him to develop. "W e all came out together; we 150 GAL. MIN. • They may lose one or two, but 11 ve? C’m m . Tbe Giants and 2) interceptions that have proven quite costly. The black jerseys worn by Manchester High against You can’t teach somebody to be 6-foot-9. Spano, w to might as well go back together,” 643-4036 } blew games to Dallas, Washington, Cincinnati and And when the defense falls apart, against such a East Catholic on Thanksgiving Day were donated by has been playing organize basketball for a couple of said striker Janet Rooney. FUEL 99 CORNER SCHOOL ST. potent offense like Cleveland’s, then it’s time to take .four anonymous donors. They cost $600 and were a years, averaged 15.2 points per game hit Moior year "It’s all of us or none of us,” 2 now Cleveland. They didn’t bother to show up against stock and examine the Chokers, eh I mean Giants. one-shot deal with the players allowed to keep them for MHS. Steely said. FULL HEATING SERVICE ''FURNITURE PEOHE S M C E I93T OPEN SUNOAY 12-4 j Green Bay and paid for it. K - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wedneiday, Dec. 4, 1985 M AN CH ESTER H KR ALD , Wednesday, Dec. 4, 1985 — » SCOREBOARD NHL roundup

Lonotvlm, Min. 3:45; O'Callahan, Chi, 10:IS. win, lose & DREW Big Esst standings Detroit rookie has 1un’ in debut Second period—3, Minnesoto, (3rahom % I Hockey 6 (Blugstod), sh, 5:27. 4, Chicago, Big East Ceaftrence O'all Football Paterson 4 ((iardner), sh, 7:39. 5, W L W L Syracuse 0 0 3 0 By Uso Harris shots he faced with those in the but once in the last 26. back from one-goal deficits four Minnesota, Blugstod 9 (Rouse, Ro­ Pittsburgh berts), 9:03. 6,Mlnnesota, McKeeney 9 Georgetown NFL standings Unltod Press International minor leagues. "This just shows we can play times. NHLitindingi (Acton), sh,13:06.7,Mlnnesota,Nllsson "I don't think the shots are any hockey when we set our minds to 7 (unassisted), 15:24. Penalties—Rouse, Boston College AmerlewiCetifereiiee Oilers 8, Kings 4 Min, 4:11; Froter, Chi, 6:23; O'Callahan, S i£ cniS i7^ Connecticut Detroit goaltender Mark Lafor- harder up here than they were in it.” said Detroit captaii\ Danny St. John's At Inglewood. Calif., Jari Kurri Chi, 9:46; Giles, Min, 11:39. Vlltanoya y y ? T P«*. PP PA est’8 hobbies are probably tight­ the American (Hockey) League." Gare. "It’s always in the back of Pohrkh DlvMon NY Jwtf 9 323 231 rope walking and skipping through said Laforest. who posted a 9-0 scored twice, including the W L T Pit. OP OA Third period—0, Minnesota, McKee­ Seton Hall your mind to work a little harder Phllodtlphla 19 6 0 31 116 73 ney 10 (Acton, (rroham), 1:99.9, Minne­ Providence NtW Englond J j g S S S S J swamps among alligators. record with Adirondack. "It’s just when you have a new goalie. We clincher early in the third period to lift Edmonton. The Oilers scored Washington 14 7 3 31 9S 75 sota, Clccorelll 6 (Broten, Giles), 5:01. Indianapolis 3 0 0 In his first N H L start Tuesday that the other team comes into started out trying to make him look NY Itlondtrs 10 t 6 26 93 93 10, Minnesota, McKeeney 11 (Acton, Teesdev’s Results five goals in the final period to NY Rangors 11 13 1 23 91 M Graham), 14:25. 11, Minnesota, Bel­ Georgetown 75, George AAoson 63 night, the Red Wing rookie faced your end a lot faster. good and he wound up making us remain unbeaten in the last nine Pittsburgh 9 12 3 21 93 17 lows 11 (McKeeney, Hallln), 16:07. St. John's 85, Wagner 55 Cleyeland ^*6*'o .SX 2X 205 the league-leading Philadelphia "I had a lot of shots tonight but look good." NtW JtfS9V 9 13 1 19 77 19 Penalties—Giles, Min, 3:16; Rouse, Min, Seton Hall 44, Princeton 43 P ftaSurSi 6 7 0 ^.462 295 249 Flyers, whom Detroit hadn't de­ that’s the way I like it. It was a fun In other games. Winnipeg tied games. Bob Janecyk surrendered Adams Division 9:43. all eight goals in his first game Boston 13 I 4 20 93 79 Shots on goal—Chicago 100-17— Tenlgfil's Gomes cIJStaMt? ‘ Z 2 JS S? feated for five years. game.” the New York Islanders 4- 4, UConn at AAossochusetts Houston 5 8 0 233 315 Laforest thought it was "fun." after a five-game suspension. Montrool 12 9 3 27 106 17 39. Minnesota 8-1310-31. Wtst During one hectic flurry in the Edmonton beat Lo.s Angeles 8-4, Quoboc 12 10 1 25 <5 75 Pittsburgh at Lafayette Denver 9 4 0 .6W 3» X5 Of course, he said that after he second period, the native of and Minnesota pounded Chicago Buffalo 13 11 1 25 U 76 Power-play conversions— Chicago 6- Brown at Providence Stars 9, Black Hawks 2 LA Raiders 9 4 0 -g* 2? SS had won 4-1 and turned aside 35 Welland. Ont., kicked away excel­ 9-2 Hartford 11 11 0 23 77 09 1. Mlnnesoto4-1. Vlltanovo vs. LaSalle (Palestra) SeoHle 7 6 0 -S* ^ » At Bloomington. Minn., Tony Compboll Conftronoo Goalies—Chicago, Bannermon. shots. Still, the 23-year- old sounds lent scoring chances by Kerr and Son Diego 6 7 0 .M 359 X9 Islandert 4, Jets 4 McKegney scored a hat trick and Norris Division Minnesota, Casey. A—13J)W. Friday's Oomes Kansas City 4 9 0 .308 2X 302 like he likes to live dangerously. Ron Sutter. Later in the period, he W L T PfS. OF OA Lapehik Tournament Scott Bjugstad added two goals. Nottonol Conference After facing the Flyers’ potent robbed Murray Craven twice from At Uniondale, N.Y.. Randy Car­ St. Louis 10 9 3 23 70 04 Referee— Terry Greeson. ftiUrMN St. John's vs. Columbia The triumph snapped a . three- Chicago 9 11 4 22 107 100 m m FDU vs. Hofstra Sott attack — which includes the close range. lyle scored a power-play goal with W L T PCf. PF PA game winless streak for Minnesota Minnesota 7 12 6 30 94 96 Carrier (Syracuse) Classic league’s top goal scorer, Tim Kerr, The Flyers had defeated the Red 69 seconds left in regulation to rally Dotrolt 7 13 4 10 79 110 Syracuse vs. LaSalle Dallos 9 4 0 .692 289 231 and ended the Black Hawks' NHL leaders NY Glonts 8 5 0 315 n i and most prolific shooter, Brian Wings in their last 15 meetings slumping Winnipeg. The Jets. I-.5-1 Toronto 5 15 1 13 79 103 Navy vs. Ohio University six-game winning streak. Smvtho Division Woshlngton 7 6 0 .SX B6 2M Propp — Laforest equated the H otin o D p /y lOttO nnri nil in their last seven gomes, came Edmonton 10 4 3 39 129 90 (Through Dec. 1) Bonice 123, Bpure 103 Saturday's Oomes Phllodenphia 6 7 0 ™ M Calgary 13 0 3 39 103 04 gp g opts Boston University at UConn r St. Louis 4 9 0 .3M 220 325 Winnipeg 9 14 3 21 90 120 (jretzky, Edm M 18 35 53 Basketball Pittsburgh at Xavier SAN ANTONIO (IX) x-Chlcogo 12 1 0 383 165 Vancouver 9 14 3 20 102 114 Lemleux, Pgh 23 14 24 38 S. Johnson 241-35, Mitchell 132365X, Rhode Island at Providence Los Angeles 5 16 3 13 79 127 Noslund, Mon 23 16 31 37 LeMoyne at Seton Hall Detroit 7 6 0 .538 W M Gllmore1-S344,Moore1-93-34,Robertson Green Boy 6 7 0 267 X I NBA roundup Tuesday's Results Propp, Phi 24 16 20 36 65048, tavaronl2-5044, Sundvold67049, Wogner at Vlltanova Dotrolt 4, Philadelphia 1 Anderson, Edm 24 16 19 35 NBA etandinge Cook 1-104 2, Corbin 2-5634, Hughes615 Carrier Classic Minnesota 6 7 0 .6U V 2 301 Winnipeg 4, N.Y. lslonders4 (OT-tle) Kerr, Phi 24 23 10 33 LapehIk Tournament Tampa Bay 2 11 0 .IX 247 37) 54 23. Mathews 1-3 44 6, Brittain 2-3 61 Wtftt MInnilsoto 9, Chicago 3 Gontner, Wash 24 16 17 33 4.Totals 4341 16X IX. Edmonton 0, Los Angeles 4 Messier, Edm 24 16 17 33 Eastern Conference Sunday's Game LA Rams 9 4 0 .692 X I 227 Son Francisco 8 5 0 .615 3 X X I Wednesday's Oamos TontI, Von 25 18 13 31 Atlantic Olylslen SEATTLE (IX) Boston College ot Wake Forest Vancouver at Quebec, 7:35 p.m. Broten, Min 24 )4 17 31 W N Pet. OB New Orleans 5 8 0 .385 2 X ^ McCormick646616, McDaniel 161435 Atlanta 2 11 0 .IX 242 X I Winnipeg at N.Y. Rangers, 7:35 p.m. Fraser, Chi 23 13 18 31 Boston 16 2 .889 — O, Slkmo 67 6512, Henderson 6107-717, Pacers road act finally wins New Jersey ot Toronto, 7:35 p.m. Sovord, Chi 23 13 18 31 Phllodelphlo 10 8 .556 6 Phelps 69 34 13, Chambers 54 34 13, Big East results x-clinmed divtolen fine Dotrolt at Pittsburgh, 7:35 p.m. Fronds, Hor 22 11 18 29 New Jersey 10 9 .5» 6Indiana Pacers have had as Seattle beat San Antonio 123-103. Toronto at Philadelphia, night Kerr, Phi * £ Detroit 12 8 .600 3 Woshln^on at Phllodelphlo, 1 p.m. Notre Dame guard Scott H icks (10) bumps into Indiana's Three-point goals—Sundvold. Fouled OROROETOWN (75) much luck on the road as a St. Louis at Washington, night Gretzky, Edm 24 18 Atlanta 8 11 .431 5 X (Gilmore 9), Seattle X (Slkmo 8) NY Jets at Buffalo, 1 p.m. they finally earned a commission. 4 Jockson 68 1-2 9, Winston 1-1 62 2, loss in 19 games by holding the Propp, Phi 24 16 Indiana 4 14 .222 9 Assists—Son Antonio X (Moore 16), Cleveland at Seattle, 4 p.m. Herb Williams scored 20 points /ML itindlngi Bossy, NYI 23 16 Western Conference McDonald 60 64 0, Smith 2-3 44 8, J. LA Raiders at Denver, 4 p.m. Suns scoreless in the final three Seattle X (Henderson 9) Technicals— Jackson 64 04 0, Edwards 60 64 0, and Vem Fleming added 17 to help Gartner, Wos 24 16 Mhheest DIvIslen San Antonio Illegal defense 2, Coach NY Giants at Houston, 4 p.m. minutes. Messier, Edm 24 16 W L Pd. OB Moteen 62 64 0. Totals 2946 17-X 75. Tampa Bay at Minnesota, 4 p.m. the Pacers snap a 23-game road Norfhom Division Cotton Fitzsimmons, 2 (elected). A— OEOROE MASON (X) College basketball roundup Larry Nance, who scored 35 Noslund, Mon 23 16 Houston 14 6 .700 — 7,754. Pittsburgh at San Diego, 9 p.m. losing streak with a 98-84 victory w L T 1•to. GF GA Skriko, Von 25 15 Denver 12 7 .633 1'/> Rose 692-212, Mosley 18642, Bottle67 Monday's Games points, gave Phoenix a 112-109 lead Adirondack 15 8 1 31 108 X 2-3 10, Miller 5864 10, Wilson 61461119, LA Roms at Son Francisco, 9 p.m. over the Cleveland Cavaliers at Assists Utah 13 8 .600 2 with 3:03 lead, but the Rockets Fr#d*rlcton 12 11 3 27 104 83 Dollos 10 7 .588 r / i Moore 67 60 8, Green 64 64 0, Richfield. Ohio. Molne 12 9 2 26 93 93 Sotterthwalte 6 4 IM 0, McQueen 1-3602. scored the game’s last nine points, Gretzky, Edm % 35 Son Antonio 10 9 .526 3'/> Mevarickc 107, Warriors 100 The Pacers’ road losing streak Slwrbrooke 11 12 1 73 IX 103 Lemleux, Pit 23 24 Sacramento 6 12 .333 7 Totals 26X 1316 63. College football standings including the go-ahead basket by Nova Scotia 10 13 3 23 91 110 Halftime — Georgetown 30, George had stretched over two seasons, Sundstrom, Von 25 23 Pacific DIvIslen Akeem Olajuwon with 1:52 left. Moncton 9 11 1 19 X 8) Llnsemon, Bos X 21 L.A. Lokers 15 2 .882 — DALLAS (IX) Mason X . Fouled out—Wilson. Total PACIFIC 10 Indiana enjoys and-was part of a string in which Sautlrarn Division fouls —Georgetown 19, (toorge Mo- Lewis Lloyd led Houston with 25 Noslund, Mon 23 31 Portland 12 9 .571 5 Aguirre 1618 1-3 21, Schrempf 2-3 1-2 5, Conference All OunMS they had dropped 95 of 114 games Rochtttor 15 4 2 33 ))2 66 Sutter, Phi 31 21 Seattle 9 10 .474 7 Perkins 311 34 9, Blackman 615 33 15, son 77. Rebounds—Georgetown 41 WLTPfsOP WLTPtsOP points, while Ralph Sampson Horttwy 13 7 2 38 94 81 Pewer-play goals Golden State 8 13 .XI 9 Davis 67 2-2 16, Harper 610 1-2 13, (Dalton 15), George Moson X (Battle on the road since the 1982-83 Sarlngfteld - 10 11 2 23 91 99 UCLA 6 20X1 IX 8 2I3181X scored 21. L.A. Clippers 6 13 .333 V /i Donaldson 69 65 X , Vincent 612 2-2 14. 13). Assists— Georgetown 9 (Jackson4), Ariz. St. 5 20162101 8 30268150 season. The Pacers lost their final St. Cotharlns 12 15 0 24 1)4 130 Kerr, Phi % ^ Phoenix 3 16 .159 13 Totals 4545 17-X 107. (jeorge Mason 10 (Rose 3). A—8,1M. Now Hovtn 9 13 0 18 t6 102 Arizona 5 2 0 1X 103 8 3 0 2 X 1 X a nice victory 14 road games last year after a Sonics 123, Spurs 103 Christian, Was 24 9 Tuesday's Results GOLDEN STATE (IX) Wash. 5 3 0 1691X 6 5 0 2182K W()(diamton ( 14 2 18 84 99 Noslund, Mon 23 8 New York 111, Denver 94 Short 16X 66 25, Smith 24 60 4, 114-96 victory at Chicago on Feb. Gqlnmor* 8 15 1 17 88 100 use 4 3 0 I X X 5 5 0 200 157 Seattle stayed hot. beating San Skrtko, Von 25 8 Washindon 118, Portland 11S Carroll 617 35 19, Floyd 617 65 21, Oregon 3 3 0 1 X 146 5 5 0 X7 280 15. . .. Tuesday''s Results (lOulet, Que 18 7 Indiana 98, Cleveland 84 Teogle 613 32 14, Mullln 24 3-3 7, 8t.John’s85. Wagner 55 By Fred Lief 18 points and 15 rebounds helped Antonio for its fourth straight .; Fredericton 4, AdIrondock 2 Wash. St 3 50 i n 176 4 70313 282 “ The hardest thing in the world TontI, Van 25 7 Phllodelphlo 127, Detroit 107 Ballard 34 04 6, Whitehead 34 63 4. Stanford 3 5 0 148 227 4 7 0 245 313 United Press International Georgetown present Coach John' victory at home by 19 points or 'St. Catharines 7, Nova Scotio, Short-handed geah Boston 112, Milwaukee 109 Totals 41-92 16X IX may be being devoted Pacers Wednesday's Oomes WAONER (») Ore. St 2 6 0 87 278 3 8 0 160 X2 Thompson with his 300th victory, more. Houston 118, Phoenix 113 Dallos X X X 16- IX Smolko 1-5 61 2, House 310 11-14 17, Collf. 2 7 0 1X212 4 7 0 233 265 fans." Indiana coach George Ir­ Adirondack at Hershev Anderson, Edm % 2 Sacramento 131, Chlco(K> 118 Oolden State X 19 X 27— IX In Indiana — where basketball is Reggie Williams and David Wing­ The Sonics have won five of their Merbrooke at Moncton Aobelemisin 67 04 8, Redmond 1-5 60 2, vine said after the Pacers also Christian, Was 24 2 Dallas 107, Golden State 100 Three-point goals-None. Fouled Bailey 618 2-2 70. O. Johnson 2-7 24 6. SOUTHWEST one of the state’s great natural ate each added 17 points for the last six games after a 4-9 start. Maine at Novo Scotia (3olney, Mon 23 2 Seattle 323. San Antonio 103 out—None. Total fouls— Ctallas X, ended an eight-game overall losing Baltimore at Rochester Crawford 62640, A. Jackson 64040 M. Conference All Gomes resources — this is serious stuff. Hoyas, 3-0. Ricky Wilson of George Seattle got 23 points from rookie Gartner, Was 24 3 Wednesday's Games Golden State 17. Rebounds— Dallas 43 Johnson60610, Jenerson61640. Totals ^ WLTPfsOPWLTPfsOP streak. "I can’t say how grateful I Thursday's Oomes Hannan, Pit 19 2 Boston at New Jersey, 7:X p.m. (Donaldson 12), Golden State X (Smith "The thing I’ve always thought Mason had 19. Xavier McDaniel. Maine ot Fredericton 2655 1622 55. Txs A&M 7 I02S3 1X 9 2 0 339in am for their support at our home Howe, Phi 31 3 Portland at Atlanta, 7:X p.m. 10). Assists—Dallos 26 ((tavis 6), ST. JOHN'S (U) Arkanss 6 2 0 212 97 9 2 0 305I X about this game is the way the Mike Mitchell led all scorers Messier, Edm 24 2 Denver at Indiana, 7:X p.m. Golden State 31 (Floyd, 9). "I think when I quit. I’ll count games. I wish we had them on the Glass 7-14 2-2 16, Jones 24 63 4, Berry Baylor 6 20 I X 97 8 3 0 272 IX players go at it and look forward to with 30 points for the Spurs. Paterson, Chi 18 3 Washington at Phllodelimio,8p.m. Technicals—(Jolden State, Illegal de­ 1615 54 25, Rowan 612 65 17, M. Texas 6 20 188 IX 8 3 0 2 X 2 X how many games I’ve won,” road with us. L.A. Lakers at Utah, 9:Xp.m . fense. A—7,333. it,” Indiana coach Bob Knight said Knicks 111, Nuggets 94 p ilirt 8. Kings 4 Oeois aoalnst overage Jackson 391-27, Baldl 2-3644, Shurlno28 y-SMU 5 3 0 2X125 6 4 0 X7 176 Thompson said. "I don’t think “ We’ve been averaging very (MlnumumSgamee) Chicago at Phoenix, 9:X p.m. 604, Hempel 34646, Brossl-1642. Totals Houston 3 5 0 168 258 4 7 0 253 339 following Tuesday night’s 82-67 Sacramento at L.A. Clippers, 10:X 3672131885. Rice 2 6 0 167 269 3 8 0 233 404 about it that much. I think about well (12.619) at home. We just need New York hit 40 of 60 field-goal ■dmonton 12 5—6 gp min go ovg victory over Notre Dame. "It’s a Froese, Phi 16 657 25 2.X p.m. Haftime—St. John's 37, Wagner 24. Tex. Tech 1 70 168 185 4 7 0 249 240 how we look on the floor and more composure, more maturity attempts in the first three, quar­ Los Angeles 121—4 Thursday's Games Kings 131, Bulls 11B Fouled out—Smolko. Total fouls— TCU 0 8 0 82 3X 3 8 0 150 383 fun game. We kind of root for one Rrst period— 1, Edmonton. Coffey 10 Soetaert, Mon 5 310 13 3.53 getting things done.” and more concentration.” ters. building a 29-point lead, Keans, Bos 13 795 35 2.64 Milwaukee at New York, night Wagner 13, St. John's 18. Rebounds— (y-lnellgible ter conference champion­ another. (KurrI, Gretikv), 8:24. 2, Los Angeles, Seattle at Clevelond, night Wogner X (Agbelemlstn 9), St. John's ship) Mel Turpin scored six points as before cooling off slightly against W illiams7 (Taylor, Engblom), pp, 12:12. Puppo, But 6 360 16 2.67 CHICAGO (118) "When we got beat last year, I At Lexington, Ky., Kenny Jensen, Was 17 908 42 2.78 New Jersey at Detroit, night Woolrldge 619 67 23, Green 44 2-2 10, 46 (Berry 20). Assists—Wagner 3 BIO TEN Cleveland cut a 55-49 halftime lead Denver. Penalties—Fogolln, Edm, 5:42; W illi­ Son Antonio at Dallas, night (Bolley 2), St. John's22(M.Jackson8). Conference All Games was disappointed in the way we Walker scored 26 points and ams, LA, 9:45; MacTovIsh, Edm, Wine Oldham 34 04 6, Mocy 11-15 1-1 19, to 69-67 entering the fourth Pat Cummings led all scorers w I t L.A. Clippers at (Jolden State, night Gervin 4-126414, Corzlne6123-314, Banks A—6408. WLTPtsOP WLTPtsOP played. But it was a nice win for Kentucky won its fourth straight 10:31;LaPolnte,LA, 18:16. Iowa 7 1 0 249119 10 1 0 412 142 quarter. with 19 points. Louis Orr held Lemelln. Col )3 6 3 3-5 66 9, Dailey 2-14 610 10,Poxson69 Notre Dame and I’m sure that’s with a 21-2 spree in the second half. Vanblesbrouck, NYR 11 8 1 04 9, Oakley 1-2 2-2 4. Totals 47-104 3637 Mlchlgn 6 1 1 X I 60 9 1 1 315 75 Denver’s Alex English to only 12 Second period—3, Edmonton, Kurr113 Caltlci1l2,Bucke109 Illinois 5 21 212 206 6 4 1 275 303 the way they feel tonight." Cincinnati was backed by Kenneth Williams’ two baskets and Flem ­ (unassisted), 5:01.4, Edmonton, Gregg 1 Mooe, Edm 10 4 3 118. NBA leaders points. Jensen, Was 10 3 3 SACRAMENTO (131) Ohio St. 5 3 0 X I 153 8 3 0 315 205 Steve Alford was the principal Henry’s 17 points. ing’s three-point play then fueled (S. Smith, Napier), 10:19. 5, Los Angeles, Mich. St 5 3 0 215 169 7 4 0 244 202 Dionne 9 (LaPointe), 13:51. 6, Los Barrosso, But 9 8 1 BOSTON (111) Johnson 11-16 74 X, Olberdlno 14 7-109, an 11-3 spurt, and Indiana grabbed Kings 131, Bulls 118 Llut, Har 9 6 0 Klelne 67 66 13, Drew 614 1-1 X , Theus Minn. 4 4 0 176 183 6 5 0 273 227 figure in this neighborly meeting in At New York, Walter Berry E Angeles, Taylor 9 (Dionne), 19:30. Bird 8-18 2-2 18, McHole 11-16 7-7 39, (Thrggh Dec. 1) Froese, Phi 9 2 0 Parish 1-7 041 3, AInge 9-11 1-3 19, 13-19 3-3 V. Thorpe 65 34 11, Woodson Scoring Purdue 3 5 0 185 240 5 6 0 297 306 Bloomington, Ind.. scoring 23 scored 25 points and pulled down 20 an 80-70 lead with 8:20 left to play Rookie center Joe Kleine had 13 Ponoltles— S. Smith, Edm, 7:46; McSor- WIsensn 2 6 01X206 5 6 0X1 263 loy, Edm, malor (fighting), 11:09; Wells, Brodeur, Von 9 11 1 Johnson 7-10 2-3 16, Walton 4-4 1-1 9, 611 44 14, Tyler 35 2-3 8,Kelley61640. g- fg ft ptsovg points on 13-of-23 shooting. The rebounds to lead No. 14 St. John’s as Cleveland missed seven points and 18 rebounds and Eddie Keans, Bos 8 3 3 Totals4942X42131. Indiana 1 701X260 4 7 0X1 340 LA, malor (fighting), 11:09; Cofey, Edm, SIchtIng 3-5 00 4, Wedmon 5-13 04 10, English, Den 18 213 IX 564 31.3 junior guard hit for 12 of Indiana’s to an 85-55 romp over Wagner. straight shots. Johnson scored 29 points to help do^lo-mlnor, 14:43; O. Smith, LA, 14:43; Gosselln, Que 8 5 1 Carlisle 1-23-45, Kite 04040. Totals 4045 CMcoge X 16 X 38-118 Dantley, Utah 19 204 168 576 X.3 Nrwstrn 1 7088253 3 801X332 Save percentage 16-19 112. Sacramento X X X 38—131 Woolrldge, Chi 20 191 143 527 X.4 BIO EIGHT last 14 points of the half to put the "We’d lost eight straight games, Sacramento beat Chicago and post (3retxkv,Edm, 15:58; Dionne. LA, 16:45. Conference All Games St. John’s, 4-1, was sluggish at Third period—7, Edmonton, MacTov- s pet. MILWAUKEE 089) Three-point goals—Macy 4, Poxson. Olaluwon, Hou 19 171 122 464 24.4 Hoosiers ahead 41-31 and maybe Cleveland wasn’t in­ its easiest victory of the season Froese, Phi 299 .916 Fouled out—Oldham. Total fouls- WLTPtsOP WLTPtsOP the outset, leading 8-6 after seven UPl photo Ishll (KrusheInvskI, Fogolln), 3:13. Cummlngs9-187425,Pressey11-195-7X, Wilkins, Atl 19 178104 462 24.3 "Steve Alford is among the best timidated by a 3-14 team.” said The Kings shot 61.9 percent in the Jensen, was 437 .904 Breuer 3-7046, Hodges 2-5045, Moncrief Chlcoho 33. Sacramento 27. Rebounds— Davis, Phoe 18 169 85 4 X 23.8 Oklahom 7 0 0 2X 39 9 1 0 311 n minutes. But the Redmen moved to 8, Edmonton, KurrI 13 (Coffey, Nebrosk 6 1 0 232 87 9 2 0 398I X players in the country, especially Williams. “Whatever the case, I second period to extend a 36-34 lead Huddy), 5:24. 9, Los Angeles, Kelly I D'Amour, Col }23 .902 9-15 34 22, Lister 2-5 3-5 6, Plerce6-93-5 Chlcogo X (Corzine 8). Sacramento 42 Johnson, LAC 16 155 68 379 23.7 a 20-8 lead with Ron Rowan Nuggets' top scorer Alex English (2) tries to score over (Galley, Sykes), 8:43. 10, Edmonton, Puppo, But 163 .901 15, Fields 1-3043, LompO2O40, MokeskI (Klelne18).Assists—Chlcogo 18 (Macy Bird, Bos 17 143 IX 402 23.6 Okla St 4 3 0 121 197 8 3 0 232I X when he’s on," Notre Dame coach think we shocked them." to 65-50 at halftime. The Bulls shot Keans, Bos 349 .900 01040. T0tols43«32OX 109. 10), Sacramento 31 (Theus 10). Techni­ Molone, Phi 17 131 IX 398 23.4 Colorado 4 3 0 140 X 7 4 0 211 IX contributing 4 points to a 14-2 burst. New York’s Ken Bannister during first period action. Napier (Odelein, Lowe), 9:22. 11, Iowa St 3 4 0111 X1 5 6 0 155 318 Digger Phelps said. "And he was Cavaliers coach George Karl only 26.1 percent in the quarter Edmonton, McSorley 1 (Messier), Moog, Edm 591 .900 cal fouls—Chicago lllegol defense, Aguirre, Dol 16 143 85 371 23.2 Rowan finished with 17 points C was ’‘disgusted.” if not entirely 13:37. 12, Edmonton, Hunter 5 gp-gomes played; g-gools; o-osslsts; Boston X 14 34 18— 111 Sacramento lllegol defense. A—10.333. Vondeweghe, Por 20 1X146 4X 22.9 Kansas 2 50 118I X 6 60 2 X X 1 on tonight.” Orlando Woolrldge paced Chi­ English was held to 12 points as the Knicks beat Denver, (McClelland, Lumley). 15:08. Penalty— pp-power ploy goals; sh- Milwaukee 31 ff 2714— Wf Mitchell, SA 18 176 53 405 X.5 Kan St 1 6 0 53 2X 1 100 101 295 For No. 20 Indiana. 2-0, fresh­ and Willie Glass added 16 for the shocked. cago with 23. 111-94. Semenko, Edm,6:17. shorthonded goals; gw-gome winning Three-Point goals—McHale, Pres- Free, Cle 14 110 76 307 21.9 Missouri 1 60117 219 1 10 0 206 342 Redmen. Terance-,^]Bailey led the "We led 22-7 in the first quarter, goals; s-soves; pet-percentoge; mln- sey, Hodges, Moncrief. Fouled out— 364 21.4 man Ricky Calloway added 18 Bulleti 11B, Blazers 115 Carroll, GS 17 143 78 MID-AMERICAN CONFERENCE Seahawks with 2(i points and and couldn’t keep it up,” Karl said. Mavs 107, Warriors 100 Shots on goal-Edm onton 12-7-14— mlnutes; go-goals against; avg- None. Total Fouls—Boston 34, Milwau­ Ewing, NY 16 W 82 3X 21.0 points (7-of-9 shooting) and 9 team-leading 28 points in the fourth Conference All Games became the 20th 1,000-point scorer Dallas shot 62.5 percent in the 76ers 127, Pistons 107 33. Los Angeles 9-13-10—31. averoew; w-won; l-loss; t-tle. kee 21. Rebounds—Boston 34 Ab.-Jabbor, LAL 17 143 69 3X 20.9 WLTPtsOP WLTPtsOP rebounds and Winston Morgan had "We were awful, the crowd was on quarter as Washington beat Por­ (McHole 10), Milwaukee 36 (Breuer PORTLAND (115) McHole, Bos 17 IX M 352 20.7 Bwg Gr. 9 0 0 X 1 I X 11 0 0 348 I X in Wagner history. Kevin House our backs and our lousy free throw second quarter to build a 61-43 Moses Malone scored 12 of his 10). Aulsts—Boston 31 (AInge 6), Rulond, Wash 15 116 69 15 points. David Rivers led No. 13 tland for its sixth straight home Power-play conversions—Edmonton Carr 613 2-310, Vondeweghe 16251610 X I 20.1 Miami 7 1 1 240 IX 8 21 2X211 added 17 points for Wagner, 1-1. shooting (17 of 31 for 54.8 percent) halftime lead, then held off a late game-high 29 points as Phiiadel- 34). LosAngeles6-1. Milwaukee 25(Pressey 10). Technical X , Thompson 614 3431, Paxson6112-210, Malone, Wash 17 141 53 338 19.9 C. Mich. 6 30 177 IX 7 30 194 IX Notre Dame. 2-1. with 18 points victory. Goalies—Edmonton, Fuhr. Los An­ (outs— Milwaukee (Illegal defense). Valentine 6-9 67 18, Drexler 613 34 19, Worthy, LAL 17 142 53 337 19.8 No. III. 4 40IX IX 4 7 0 174 259 while Ken Barlow scored 14. At Memphis, Tenn., William set a bad mental tempo” rally by Golden State. phia outscored Detroit 38-24 in the geles, Jonecyk. A—10J98. A-11453. Bowie 3-3 33 6, Colter 62 1-2 1, Porter W. Mich. 4 4 1 I X 157 4 6 1 182 212 Bedford struclc for 23 points and 13 Elsewhere in the NBA Tuesday The Warriors outscored the first quarter ond coasted to Transactions Off del to t ovg "They were prepared,” Phelps 62 64 0, Co. Jones 64 60 0.TotOts4393 S E. Mich. 3 6 0 149 214 4 7 0 188 252 night. New York downed Denver Mavericks 30-20 in the third period v ictory Malone’s shooting offset the Referee— Ron Former. Knickt 111, Nuggets 94 26X115. Lolmbeer, Det 19 67 183 250 13.3 Ball St 3 6 01X219 4 7 0 203 283 said. "We thought, we were pre­ rebounds to power Memphis State. WASHINGTON (118) Williams, NJ 19 76 141 239 12.4 pared. We eekt 8), Detroit X Brodley, Was 8 23 Tony Oliva team coach to assist in controlling NY Islanders, Flotley 9 (LoFontolne, head baseball coach, to full-tinw status. Three-point goals-None. Fouled Assists Vada Pinson ^ utlller), pp, 4:33. 6, Winnipeg, VANDERBILT—Announced the resig­ out—None. Total fouls—Phoenix X , (Thomas, duntors 7). Technical—Oet, ST. LOUIS (UPI) — Kansas City wlings, were chosen in voting by The N L Gold Glove winners were the crowd. Both options were taken TALLWOOD COUNTRY CLUB! Illegal defense 3; coach Chuck J.R. RIchord ' Mullen 6(Steen, Neuteld), pp, 13:01. nation of George MacIntyre, head Houston 17. Rebounds—Phoenix 55 Johnson, LAL 15 207 Manny Sangulllen third baseman George Brett was coaches and managers of both first baseman Keith Hernandez of during the Miami-Chicago game. . -7, NY Islonders, LoFontolne 14 football coach. (Nonce 16), Houston 51 (Sampson Daly, Mahorn. Pha, Barkley, Visit the "Highland Shop" for your Thomas, Det 18 207 Ren Santo among six players named Tuesday leagues for The Sporting News. the New York Mets. second base- . (Flotley, D.Sutter), 13:45. Penoltles— 15). Assists—Phoenix 2$ (Davis, Clemon Johnson. A—13,503. Moore, SA But the officials did not penalize 17 IX (ilorae Scott man Ryne Sandberg of Chicago, • • Christmas Gifts. Gilbert, NYI, :37; Neufeld, Wpg, 2:25; Humphries 8), Houston X (Lucas, Flovd, GS 19 171 Joe Torre as first-time winners of the Gold For the first time in the 29- year the Dolphins for unsportsmanlike Winnipeg bench (served by McBoln), 8). Technicals—Plwenix 4th auorttr. Cheeks, Phi 17 152 Billy Williams Glove award for fielding history of the award, there was a shortstop Ozzie Smith of St. Louis, conduct, the third option according -3:48; Lelter, NYI, 11:07; Jonsson, NYI, Nominated as one ot the Lucas, Hou 19 165 Maury Wills excellence. tie in the voting at one position. Wallach. and catcher Tony Pena of 16:16 Pacers BB,CevallsrsB4 Adult basketball Boglev, Cle 17 146 Wilbur Wood to N F L rules. Third period—8, Winnipeg, Carlyle 3 Stockton, Utah Three other newcomers came Dwight Evans of Boston and the Pirates. Top 100 Pro Shopie In the Country GoH Allle Printing 101 (Doug Leonard 33. 19 151 (Mullen, Neufeld), pp, 18:51. Penalties— iPressey, M il 21 163 from the American League — first Dwayne Murphy of Oakland tied The N L outfield consisted of Boutlller, NYI, 16:59. INDIANA (X) Mike Munroe 77. Wayne Green 14, Richardson, NJ 19 145 baseman Don Mattingly of the New for the third outfield spot on the A L Willie McGee of the Cardinals. QUESTION: * Clubs Tartan Shirts Overtime—No Scoring. Penoltles— Tisdale 39 34 9, Williams 616 14 X , Steve Kruger 14); (Jentle Touch Car Stools None. Stipanovich 61034 3, Richardson 6121-1 Wash 71 (Bill Gorra 23, Bob Flanagan York Yankees, shortstop Alfredo team, necessitating the inclusion Dale Murphy of Atlanta and Andre O ’ Shoes Tartan Caps 13, Fleming 64 1-1 17, Garnett 24 54 9, 14, Lenny Frenette 11). B sn Bowling Can you buy Sparkling New •• Shots on goal—Winnipeg 12-0-10-3— Tallwood Richardson, NJ 19 66 Griffin of Oakland and outfielder of four outfielders on the squad. Dawson of Montreal. ?• Sweafers Jackets 32. NY (slanders 8-9A4)—21. Stansbury 24 2-2 6, Buckner 67 1-2 13, ” ‘ Do y* Lewis X , Robertson, SA Jeff Gott 14, John Luchs 14, Jim Grimes 18 57 Gary Pettis of California. The other A L members were ICEBERG OPEN — (»ross — Jim Ntartin 69608, Gray 61 (H)0, McClain 61 Thomas, Oet 18 52 14KT. GOLD CHAINS Scarfs Specialty Items Power-ploy conversions—Winnipeg Bldwell-Stan Domain 70, Mike Oavls- 64 0. Totals; 4684 16X W. 10), Manchester Cycle S7 (Stan Ale)(- Lever, Den "I’m very pleased to win such an second baseman Lou Wbitaker of During Roger Staubach’s nine Ed Stone 72. Net — Nick NIcholas-Bob CLEVELAND (M) ander IS, Ed Kewol 14, Kyle Ayer 10). 14 X ** and stocking stutters galore!! S3.NYIslanders3-1. Stockton, Utah 19 67 Tet-Telsters award,” said Pettis, who commit­ Detroit, outfielder Dave Winfield seasons as quarterback for the from *10" to ‘ 16?* per gram (roolles— Winnipeg. Bouchard. NY KIrsche 61, Nelson Eddv-John Bovtan Hubbard 14 38 5, Hinson 7-17 37 19, Cheeks, Phi 63, John Sutherlond-DIck Brewer 63, Turpin 6156416, Bogley24644, Free 7-21 17 41 ClaudeHe Mertens ted just four errors in 385 chances. of the Yankees, catcher Lance Dallas Ctowboys, 1971-79, they had Islanders, Smith. A—15J62. Moore, SA 17 X Pflilwoldo 4X, Ruth in downtown Manchester? ^ Deeembei^ Hourt: Dally 9am-4pm Fran Lucas-Stove Schochner 63. La­ 6216,Jonee371-26,Oovls1-3345,Wett60 Dunn, Den 18 42 “ With all the talk about the things I Parrish of Detroit and pitcher Ron a .739 percentage, won four N FC dles — Meg McCarrlck-Morle Johnson 640, MinnIefleldiHKMIO, Poouelte67648, Woodbury 4X, Lou Toutaln 4S1. Lee Referee—Bryan Lewis,_ Floyd, GS 19 44 did defensively during the year, Guidry of the Yankees. titles and two Super Bowls. :• Dacambar 19, 20, 23 9am-Bpm / Daeambar 24 9am-1pm 71. Anderson60343, Whatley 1-2642. Totals: Harper, Dol LDW OROt6LOW NET — Stan 16 37 Shirley Eldridge 189-193-211-593, Bar­ P ■! i ^ iiiSBA vamiHv 338317-31U. Radio, TV BleckedSh bara ielfert iH ^ ll, Carolyn \Mls?n winning this award makes me .^Tallwood Country Club, Rt. 85, Hebron, CT North 8tirs9, Blick Hiw ki 2 Domlan 72, Jim Bldwell 73, Ed Stone 76. todtana X X M X - 8 8 MR realize just what I’ve done. It’s Net — Nwson Eddy 69, John Suther­ Ctovetowd XXX 12-88 g H ^ 5 , MoriM Bralnard 485, Marcella Send Packages the HANOI Way Cooper, Den 18 74 n Rivers 450, MIrlev B ue 4X, Bertha very satisfying.” o! — Freo Qlft Upon land 70, Bob KIrsche 70, Steve Buscetto Three-point goal-Jone*. Fouled TONIGHT Eaton, Utah 19 72 3.x Toutaln 10-187-541, B ^ r a S h id ^ UPS • Emery or others available ^ BOLDEN OPPORTUNITY A |\ Gift 04D*343 # Presentation 70, Stove Schockner 70. out-Nene. Total fouto-lndiona 27. 7:00 Australian Tennis; women's Olaluyyon, Hou 19 54 2.84 176-203-500, Jessie Williams 104-499, Third baseman Tim Wallach of J f Wrapping . Of This A d CLOSEST TO PIN — No. 9 — Bob Cleveland 25. Rebound6lndtana 85 (Stl- semifinals, ESPN Wllltams, Ind 17 44 2J9 Martle Barilla 180-181-504, Betty Smiev Montreal and pitcher Rick Reu- CONNECTICUT VALLEY COIN Rrst period— 1, Minnesota, Blumtod 8 ZImnter. LONGEST DRIVE — No. 16— panovlch 10), Cleveland 49 (Hinton, 7:W College basketball; UConn vs. SEND or PICK UP /(L , and remember our courses are open through the wintq (Broten, Nilsson), pp, 3:10. 7, Chicago, Oldham. Chi » 49 2,45 170-471, Elvina Balch 100, Linda Cm no 805 MAIN ST.. M ANCHESTER Walt Komlnskl. CLOSEST TO WATER Ti^ n8). AtsItto-indlanaX (Richardson UMo m , WPOP Boyyle. Por schel of Pittsburgh were winners weather permitting. Watson 3 (Fraser, T. Murray), pp, 5:4). — No. 10 — M ike Olenesevich. 15 34 2A0 109455, Eleanor WIIsm 177-461, M n » 510N.llaiiSL 7 DAYS A WEEK Penalties—Hollln, Min, :07; Rouse, Min, 8), OMetondB(Bogley 14). Tedmlcol- 7:30 Celtics vs. Nets, Channel 20. Hinton, Cle 17 34 2.13 Smith 19^179-S10,^rv Lewie 21GsK for the first time in the National Mon.-Fri. »-S / Sat. 9-3 malor (flghtlna), :07; Secord.ChLnsalor BEST 15 — <}ross — Ken Cemerford Indlana (Illegal defense). Referees- WKHT McHole, Bot 17 34 Z12 Linda 177, Corel Lewie Marlon League. 62. Net — John Guard 52, Roger Ooirell (torretson, Joe Crawford. A- 9:30 Whalers vs. Flames, Sport- (fighting), :07; Froser, Chi, 2:17; Rolllne, Atl N 19 40 2.11 J®*"" **6. Donna Page — - aBSStevIlH sw ^----- r - .in r g^-^ 643-6285 Lentocha 57. 5470. sChonnel, WTIC radio. Donaldson, Dol 17 35 Z06 The teams, sponsored by Ra­ I ( H — MANCHESTER HEHALU, Weanegaay. Dec. 4. 19S5 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Dec. 4, 1985 — 15 Sports in Brief Halilnducts 17 I College Bowl Matchups

12. AH AfiMrtcan Bowl / F o o d Bk .» MCC ranked No. 2 In New England ( MS-.I..I 111 I- ws sub* FOCUS f.nortdB CHtm BomtI 9 nnSsMui H*K|tVWT' vs O'M* S’.ll lM.«iiHMi|fsitii Al.t I Unbeaten Manchester Community College is ranked No. 2 in ffsuBnu C<4Mi lOLsnitit fi.it college gridders iS .P tK H Bovrt New England in the first weekly Nationa^l Junior College A*my vs tHwMHs Bie.n GPOtfM **• An/ivM lAttmtii CiA) Athletips Association men’s basketball poll. i.Owrry •nvl |tl PA*n l>*vASi Middlesex Community College holds down the No. 1 spot, with By United Press International of the NCAA, as iU Distinguished MarvUM SVALtrtR* Jm . 1 American and saluted William M cht 14. Cotton Bo«rt Post College of Waterbury ranked third. Northern Essex of Alalw n» vs SmifftiNn C.ikkr**H.i A.Mnii'i vs li’ s.is AM Spencer, one of America’s leading (Hondwki KMhni) lU.ilUis tfi.isl Kitchen Santas H averill, Mass, and Mitchell College of New London round out NEW YORK — Former Heisman MemMoU V5 Ormstm the top five. Trophy winners Paul HomUng of bankers, as its Gold Medal IA > tS.FIOBlo Bowl Honoree. ,N Mm|H- A'l.' I Southern Cal were among a list of W.ISl*VK|bNI vs iUAv.Mkl Junior varsity tonight at East Catholic High at 8 p.m. The foundation also honored its lAiviOisni. CaW I t f .Oranfit Bowl 17 players and coaches inducted ArtUVtVlB vs An/ivt.i SI.I’I- »S Osl.i'hi'l'.i scholar-athletes with wide re­ Tuesday night into the college (Sam Owqn CiM i lO.OMor Bovri ' iMi.i"' f l.i I I hNnU vs OaUlktiiM Sl.it had better get Junior hoop registration held ceiver David Adamson of Southern football Hall of Fame. BK.n |J«M kstv'v Hi’ f '. I I 17. Ro m Bowl Methodist, quarterback Richard DCl A vs kMV.i Joining Homung and Garrett t.U to fty Bowl «-*l Manchester Rec Department is holding junir basketball (ages Austin of Mississippi, fullback liMSLm.1 Sub' V* (!.»»*•■' Bn . 31 |l'.is.iiN‘i<.i I I were tackle-end Doug Atkins of 13-15) registration at the East Side Rec Monday thru Friday Doug Black of Army, center Derek lMiVn|itvs htMi > il.Wuebeonei IB. B«iBCr •*«! Tennessee, guard George Brown of A‘ff|MM>vs ^ WMmi vs 1*nris*s*«N* nights from 0-8 p.m. Brown of Air Force, defensive (Ni** OMWW lA) Navy, guard Bill Glass of Baylor, the oven ready Age is determined as of Dec. 1, 1985. tackle Gregory Dingens of Notre back Tom McDonald of Oklahoma, There is a $5 registration fee and a $3 Rec card is required at Dame, defensive tackle Thomas back Anthony "Skip" Minisi of Gilmore of Pennsylvania, lineman time of registration. Pennsylvania, tackle Robin Olds of By Nancy Pappas To another bottle, add a tablespoon of Tim Green of Syracuse, defensive Army, tackle Brock Strom of Air Herald Reporter dry tarragon, or as much fresh back Lance Hamilton of Penn Connecticut PGA collecting toys Force, guard Steve Reid of tarragon as you can find. Label this one Northwestern and quarterback State, wide receiver Mike Lanese I ’m not quite sure how it happened. "tarragon vinegar." Both of these are of Ohio State, quarterback Hugh excellent for salad dressings. NEWINGTON — The Connecticut Section PGA is collecting Riley Smith of Alabama. I started life as a member of a toys (usable) for the Newington Children’s Hospital. Tallwood Also, end-quarterback Don Millen of Washington, defensive sensibly small family, with just one The third bottle is to be Ailed with a condiment similar to the $7-per-pint Country Club, Rte 85, Hebron, is acting as the area dropoff point Holleder of Army, tackle Fred end Thomas Patton of Holy Cross sister, one uncle and the usual assort­ and wide receiver Thomas Steng- raspberry vinegar you’d find in for these Christmas toys. Miller of Notre Dame, end James ment of grandparents. No cousins, no lein of Colgate receiving awards. gourmet shops. Combine a pint of cider Deadline for dropping off toys is Dec. 13. "Monk" Moscrip of Stanford, nieces and no newpbews. vinegar with a pint of frozen, unswee­ guard Steve Suhey and coaches In accepting the honor for the Then I married into an enormous tened raspberries. Cover and set aside Fordham outbrawls Hartford Dan Devine of Arizona State- Hall of Fame inductees, Homung Greek-Arab family — and my relatives increased tenfold overnight. for an hour. Transfer to a non­ Missouri-Notre Dame and Andy quoted from Vince Lombardi, his aluminum saucepan and bring to a boil. HARTFORD — Fordham University downed the University of Gustafson of Virgina Tech-Miami. coach during his illustrious days Christmas used to be simple. I exchanged a few presents with bach of Reduce heat, cover and simmer 10 Hartford, 46-42, in a fight-marred college basketball encounter Holleder, Miller, Moscrip, Suhey with the Green Bay Packers. my five relatives. minutes. Strain into the bottle. Label Tuesday night at the Civic Center before a crowd of 6,067. and Gustafson are deceased. "Any man’s finest hour is when Now my husband and I exchange this one "raspberry vinegar,” and Fordham’s Don McCormick and Hartford’s Larry Jenkins In addition, the College Football he works his heart out in a good UPl Gtapri't ' C BrcMdw.iy presents with 31 people in eight states. explain to the recipient that berry began the battle early in the second half with both benches, and Foundation and Hall of Fame cause and is exhilarated in life’s both coaches joining in. Jenkins and Fordham freshman Joe honnrpH Fivnn. And. while I love them all, I have had vinegars are used to flavor chicken, victories," Homung said. duck or pork dishes. Patemo were ejected. a hard time keeping track of sizes, color preferences and who’s got what board Berry vinegars are also very "in” as Eric Brooks had 18 point.s to lead Fordham while Ulysses games already. a salad dressing, used in combination Garcia netted 8 to pace the 1-2 Hawks. All of which led me to this resoive; I with an exotic oil such as hazelnut oil or A job for Faust? Holtz won’t coach have stopped hunting through depart­ wolnut oil. Toss with Bibb or Boston MHS swimmers on CCC East list ment stores searching for the golden lettuce for a dish you’d pay $3.50 for at a The all-Central Connecticut Conference East Division girls' fleece — er. I mean the golden fleecy nouvelle French restaurant. By The Associated Press “ I certainly don’t condemn the 4 lambs’ wool sweater — for Second swimming team was announced Tuesday and Windham High university for these standards,” he Minnesota in bowl HI* Cousin Once Removed Marie. Eve­ and Manchester High, which placed 1-2 in the division, Italian salad . Vanderbilt and San Diego State added, "because in my opinion, ryone on our Christmas list now gets dominated the all-league squad. were without coaches, and a couple there is none better. But I am B y United Press mittee expressed interest in the gifts of food. dressing mix Windham, which won the CCC East with an unblemished mark, of other schools were looking to fill stating the facts as I see them.” International Gophers. The skinny ones get chocolates. The 1 tablespoon dried minced onion had 10 individuals or relay teams tabbed alt-CCC East while vacancies created earlier as Gerry In seven seasons at Vanderbilt, Giel said the assistant coach­ plump ones get herb dressing mixes and 3 tablespoons dried parsley Manchester had eight selections. Faust’s name surfaced once again MacIntyre was 25-52-1. MINNEAPOLIS — Lou Holtz, ing staff, headed by defensive fruit vinegars. 1 teaspoon oregano Individuals cited from Manchester were Mary Ann Troy in the in the continuing wave o f changes A possible successor in Rice named last week as head coach coordinator John Gutekunst We make loaves of nut breads and 114 teaspoons dried basil 50- and 200-yard freestyles; Stacey Tomkiel in the 200 IM and in the college football coaching Coach Watson Brown was rumored at Notre Dame, will not coach and offensive coordinator Larry lovely jams to package with them. And 1 teaspoon thyme or marjoram 100-yard breaststroke; Gretchen Sines in the 100-yard ranks. even before the firing. While not for the University of Minnesota Beckish, will handle the prepa­ once the boxes are packed with gifts for l>4 teaspoons celery seeds backstroke, Angela Prelesnik in the 500-yard freestyle and George MacIntyre resigned denying the possibility. Brown in the Independence Bowl Dec. rations for the game. Gutekunst the out-of-Town relatives, there are 6 tablespoons grated Parmesan Shelley Factora in diving. The 200-yard medley relay of Tomkiel, Tuesday at Vanderbilt. San Diego said, " I have a dad-gummed good 21 so he can devote himself full has applied for the head coach­ always plenty of goodies left for cheese Sharon Lauzon, Cathy Topping and Troy was also cited. State officially announced the job here.... Hand when any official time to his new job, officials ing position and was singled out co-workers, school teachers, mail car­ 1 tablespoon salt firing of Doug Scovil, and Faust, at Vanderbilt talks to me, then I ’ll said Tuesday. by Holtz as a top candidate. riers and baby sitters. Pinch red flake pepper the ousted Notre Dame coach, has make a decision whether or not to Athletic Director Paul Giel You’ll note that throughout our 2 teaspoons freshly ground black " I have met with Lou’s Bills waive Vince Ferragamo been contacted by Columbia of the talk to them or just let it go from said Holtz will be "relieved of monthlong culinary spree, the cookie pepper Ivy League, sources told The his duties as head football coach current coaching staff and ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. — Veteran quarterback Vince there.” sheets never come out of the cupboard. I Combine all ingredients, stirring Associated Press. at Minnesota immediately.” despite the void left by his leave the cookie baking to someone with until evenly distributed. Spoon into Ferragam o, who lost his starting job this season to backup Bruce Brown is an alumnus of Vander­ At the same time, published Hojtz, who was in South Bend. departure, they have indicated more time — and patience — than I ’ve babyfood or small canning jars and Mathison, was waived Tuesday by the Buffalo Bills. bilt and a former MacIntyre reports said Minnesota had offered Ind.,' to meet wfth the current they are going ahead with got. close tightly. Enclose the following The Bills were expected to activate rookie Frank Reich of its head coaching job to Maryland assistant. Notre Dame staff, was named preparations for the Independ­ I stick with items of the F&F — fast directions; Maryland to replace Ferragamo on the roster. Reich has been on Coach Bobby Ross, who was The announcement of Scovil’s last Wednesday as the succes­ ence Bowl game with Clemson and furious — variety. Here’s what I ’m To enjoy this salad dressing mix, the injured reserve list with a foot injury. pondering the change. Minnesota firing at San Diego State came sor to Gerry Faust, who re­ with every intention of win­ gift wrapping this year: combine 2 tablespoons mix with two- needs to fill the vacancy created several days after reports began signed under pressure. ning," Giel said in a statement. thirds cup oil, >4 cup red wine vinegar when Lou Holtz quit to coach Notre that he would not be retained. The Giel said he hoped to name a “ Meantime, the search for a VInegara and a mashed clove of garlic. Leave on Seton Hall nips Princeton Dame. announcement came at the same new head coach who would be on new football coach continues the counter at least 30 minutes; MacIntyre resigned after a 3-7-1 time school officials announced the sidelines for the Independ­ with excellent candidates from Herbed and fruited vinegars are overnight in the refrigerator would be PRINCETON, N.J. — Mark Bryant of Seton Hall scored 12 season at Vanderbilt, citing “ the that Fred Miller, former Arizona ence Bowl when Minnesota both within and outside our increasingly popular — and increas­ even better. This is also an excellent points and Joe Scott of Princeton missed a layup with two second continuous risein academic stand­ State administrator, was hired as plays Clemson at Shreveport, program. We feel confident that ingly expensive. Clean the labels off marinade for fresh tomatoes. to go following a 12-point Tigers rally Tuesday night, giving the ards" as one of the reasons he had athletic director. The Aztecs fin­ La. Holtz was one of the reasons a new coach will be named three pint bottles, whether from vi­ Stir into one part sour cream, one part Pirates a 44-43 victory. difficulty maintaining a quality ished 5-6-1 this season and were the Independence Bowl com­ before the Independence Bowl." negar, Vermouth, soy sauce or wha­ cottage cheese, for an excellent dip. program. 24-32-3 in Scovil’s five seasons. tever. Make certain that you’ve got lids to fit your bottles. SwMt potato To one bottle add a bruised clove of garlic, and a teaspoon each of basil, paean broad rosemary and freeze-dried chives. Pour 2 cups all-purpose floor in cider or white wine vinegar to fill. Two-thirds cup firmly-packed light Label this one "French herbed Sweet potato pecan bread makes a sweet Christmas potato. Make it as a gift or serve It to guests. PRATT & WHITNEY IS HIRING vinegar.” Please turn to page 16 surprise. The bread is made from shredded raw sweet Because of an economic strike, there are immediate full-time permanent replacement positions at our Southington, Middletown, Liqueurs can add a spirited touch to the hoiidays and North Haven plants. You might en- sweet baking chocolate The liqueurs made from the and cinnamon. Microwave at High ■4 teaspoon gr^ n food coloring j o y adding 1 teaspoon shortening recipes that follow may also be for 3 to 4 minutes, or until boiling, In a 4-cup measure or large bowl, Outstanding opportunities exist for shop personnel. You’ll get top some spirits of Double the paper liners to yield used as ice cream toppings, or stirring after each minute. Boil for combine sugar and water. Micro- your own to Marge’s 10 liqueur cup forms. Arrange on a stirred into softened ice cream and 30 seconds. Watch closely: stir if wave at high for 4 to 5 minutes, or wages, fully-paid group insurance, an excellent retirement plan, Christmas and flat plate and set aside. Place frozen in shapes. Individual jello necessary to prevent boil-over. until boiling. Boil for 5 minutes. Hanukkah in desired amount of chocolate and molds make ideal molds for ice Cool to room temperature. Watch closely; stir if necessary to overtime, and plenty of chances for advancement. the form of li­ Microwave shortening in a 2-cup measure. cream. Remove cinnamon stick. Strain prevent boilover. queurs. These Microwave at 50% (medium) for cooled juice mixture through Cool to room temperature. Skim cordials can be Khchea 3>4 to 4 minutes, or until mixture is ^Mar^^Churchil^^ Orange ligueur cheese-cloth. Add brandy to the any foam from the top. Stir in Full-time permanent replacement positions are available for skilled; made in the glossy and can be stirred smooth, strained liquid. Pour into bottle: remaining ingredients. microwave. stirring after each minute. 3 oranges cap. Let stand in a cool, dark place Pour into bottle; cap. Let stand • Tool, Die, Gage Makers • Electricians Whether you Spoon 1 teaspoon melted choco­ 1 cup sugar for 1 month before serving. Shake for a month in a cool, dark place serve them to late into each double-thickness 1 stick cinnamon bottle occasionally to mix. Makes before serving. Shake bottle occa­ • Machinists • Inspectors guests, or give Them as gifts, they ahead in the microwave and cup. Tilt cups to coat sides within 3 cups brandy about 3 cups. sionally to mix. are sure to bring the warmth of refrigerated for use when guests ■4 inch of top. Continue to tilt to Remove the peel from one • Machine Operators • Plant & Equipment Maintenance hospitality to anyone who receives arrive. form a thick chocolate shell. orange with a vegetable peeler or them. Return coated liners to flat plate. zester. Do not include white Crame de menthe Anise liqueur • Sheet Metal Workers Personnel If you are serving a liqueur to Chocolate liqueur cups Refrigerate for at least 1 hour membrane. Cut oranges in half I >4 cups sugar 1‘4 cups light corn syrup guests, you might ^like to seiVe before removing paper. Return to and squeeze juice. (Yields 1 cup) 1 cup water ‘4 cup water • Engine Mechanics and Testers • Assemblers them elegantly .jiiK ctfoMlate li­ 26 paper candy cups refrigerator until serving time; fill In a 4-cup measure, combine 1*4 cups vodka 2 squares (1 ounce each) semi­ For immediate consideration apply in person or call our queur cups. These can be made with liqueurs. orange peel, orange juice, sugar 1 teaspoon mint flavor Please turn to page 16 Employment Offices at: Apple-custard dessert has West Queen Street Aircraft Road 415 Washington Ave. Southington, CT Exit 10 off Rte. 9 North Haven, CT (203)584-4171 Middletown, CT sweet theme for Hanukkah (203)234-4247 A (203)344-4332 Hanukkah, the festival of kosher pound cake mix for evenly in ungreased 13-by-9- lights, is celebrated by Jew­ the crunchy crust and by-2-inch pans. Bake until / ish people around the world creamy pudding and spiced light golden brown, 15 to 20 f ~ n ^ during the somber days of apple sliced for the top. minutes. (Tool completely. winter. More than 2000 years Surely, it’s festive and light. Heat Vi cup margarine in AN ECONOMIC STRIKE EXISTS AT OUR C o ago, Jews fought the Syrian- heavy 10-inch skillet until t c- Greeks for 25 years to estab- Apple-custard detsert melted. Add apples, honey SOUTHINGTON, MIDDLETOWN, .lish their right'to live accord­ One-Uiird cup firm m arga­ and *4 teaspoon cinnamon. ing to Jewish customs. rine or butter Cook over medium-low heat, During the Middle Ages, 1 package pound cake mix Istirring occasionally, until AND NORTH HAVEN PLANTS Hanukkah became a family legg apples are almost tender and festival, a time to celebrate >/4 cup margarine or butter sauce is thickened, about 10 that victory of the 3 unpared medium cooking minutes; cool. Maccabees. apples, sliced Prepare pudding and pie UNITED Younger children spend an V i cup honey filling as directed on package evening during Hanukkah V t teaspoon ground cin­ for pudding except — de­ TECHNOLOeiES playing dreidel, a spinning namon crease mild to 1>4 cups. Beat top game. Teens may test 1 package (5>A ounces) whipping cream in chilled PRATT&WHITNEY their skills at katowes, a vanilla instant pudding and large bowl (4 quarts) until AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER game of puzzles and riddles. pie filling stiff. Adults match wits at 2 cups chilled whipping Fold pudding into whipped checkers or chess. Playing cream cream: pour over crust. games of skill and chance is Heat oven to 350 degrees. Arrange apples on top. Driz­ traditional. Cut one-third cup margarine zle .with additional sauce For tradition with bit of into cake mix (dry) until from apples if desired. Re­ Hanukkah sweets pair with children’s Hanukkah begins Saturday evening and flair, follow the evening of mixture resembles corn- frigerate until chilled, at games and treats to make a perfect iaata eight days. games with apple-custard meal. Stir in teaspoon least 1 hour. Refrigerate any holiday week. The Jewish festival of dessert. Make it ahr- d! Use a cinnamon and the egg. Press remaining dessert. -W -* MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednegday. Dec. 4. 1985 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. IMS - » All those kitchen Santas Debate over generic drugs still rages

“do not substitute" on your pres­ 20857. It’s loaded with information Do you know for you. that generic cription, ask him or her, "Why?” had better get oven ready drugs are on 5) Shop around for the best buy. average 30 per­ At times, buying your medication •CoBtlnned from page IS in large quantities can cost you (“Sylvia Porter’s New Money Apricot butter chocolate bits cent cheaper Book for the 80s,” 1,328 pagea of 6 tablespoons nnsaited batter than brand- Sylvia less. brawn Hgar (super easy) You owe it to yourself to find out down-to-earth advice on peraonal 8 tablespoons orange flavored name equival­ money management, is availabie IVk teaspoons baking powder 1 pound dried apricols liqueur ents — and that as much as you can about generic 1 teaspoon cinnamon Porter drugs. The FDA has a pamphlet — through her column. Send $9.$6 iVi cups sugar '/« cup golden raisins (or the more plus $1 for mailing and handling to Vk teaspoon baking soda t cups boiling water expensive med­ "Generic Drugs; How Good Are V4 cap mashed ripe banana Handful red and green glace They?” — available to you by “Sylvia Porter’s New Money Book t teaspoons peach- or apricot- cherries icines, generics for the 80s,” in care of The One-lhird cnp vegetable oil flavored brandy can be as much writing to: Seggs FDA Consumer: U.S. Depart­ Manchester Herald, 4400 Johnson Grind apricots in a food proces­ Blanches slivered alttMinds as 50 percent Drive. Fairway, Kan. 66205. 1 teaspoon vanilla sor, or mince finely by hand. Place Silver shots (cake decorations) cheaper than their brand-name tired Persons. She estimates that ment of Health and Human d ev i­ SM caps shredded sweet potato, over 60 percent of the top 200 drugs ces, FDA Office of Public Affairs, Please make checks payable to apricots and sugar in a l‘A-quart Line a tray with waxed paper. equivalents? Universal Press Syndicate.) raw saucepan, cover with boiling water If you’re typical, you are not are available genetically. 5600 Fishers Lane, Rockville, Md. Vi cnp chopped pecans and place over medium heat. Stir Melt chocolate bits in top of a aware of the considerable savings Z Grease a loaf pan. Combine double boiler over hot water. Stir in HOW CAN YOU take advantage constantly to prevent sticking. butter and liqueur. that generics offer. And you also ' flour, sugar and baking powder, When the whole mixture boils, don’t realize that every state has of lower cost generics? Become MONEY SAVING - cinnamon and baking soda. Set reduce heat and cover the pan for 2 Working quickly, fill pastry bag, laws allowing you to request the more knowledgeable about the • rW-: O'/-’ -i " aside. In a large bowl, mix banana, or 3 minutes. Remove lid and fitted with medium star tip, with pharmacist to dispense a generic medication you take and its costs. *- oil, eggs and vanilla. Add dry simmer, stirring, for about 5 half of the chocolate. Pipe 16 thick drug. Important rules; -ingredients. Stir in sweet potato 1) Know your state laws regard­ minutes. The butter should hold its wreath-shaped circles, about two What are generic drugs? They :c ZZ9U0 MANUFACTURER COURON EKPIREt 12/1/M 1 I and pecans. Turn into pan. Bake shape when a spoonful is dropped inches In diameter, onto the wax aren’t the “supermarket seconds” ing substitution. Most requre two 2 5 * 1 - until a cake tester inserted in the back onto its own surface. paper. Decorate with raisins, that many people associate with signature lines for doctors on -center comes out clean, approxi- Remove from heat and stir in cherries, almonds, etc. Repeat the word generic. According to prescription forms. Signing on the ' mately SS to 60 minutes. brandy. Pour at cnce into hot with the other half of the chocolate. law, generic drugs must be chemi­ right means the pharmacist has SAVE25« ;;;; Let Stand in the pan for 10 sterilized half-pint jars. Seal ac­ Chill an hour, or until firm. cally and therapeutically equal to permission to substitute a generic 1 minutes.' Loosen with a metal cording to package directions. Carefully remove wreaths from brand-name equivalents. The FDA equivalent. on ONE can of ARMOUR-'^ Chili. Hash. Z spatula. Turn out onto a wire rack Yield: four half-pint Jars. paper with a spatula. May be stringently enforces these 2) Discuss your medication with or Beef Stew 2 to coot. Wrap tightly and refriger- stored between sheets of wax regulations. your physician. Ask whether it’s 517000600005 Z ate until ready to serve or give as a Chocolate wraatht paper, in the refrigerator, for At a time when health costs feasible to substitute a generic (M ir: Armour-Dul will reimt>u*S6 you :gift. 1 12-ounce package gemlsweel drug for a brand-name one. for the face valui of coupon plus 8c several weeks. continue to rise, generic drugs handing provtcM you and the consumer could be vitally Important in 3) If your physician isn’t aware have complied with the lerm« o< the offer of the generic name of the drug, Cash value t/lOOih of ic Armenr-D' ' slashing the $20 billion annual drug l« . Ill 3021. B/4 leaipoon Instant nnflavored measure or large bowl. Set rasp­ ture. Skim any foam from the top. nntweelened tea powder berries aside. Add vodka and vanilla bean. 1 i'll 99 4 IW enpa vodka Add sugar to juice. Microwave at TH E DELI Vi teaipoon aniM extract high for 3 to 5 minutes, or until Pour into bottle; cap. Let stand for 1 month in a cool, dark place. changes on cruise liners w teaspoon vanilla sugar dissolves and mixture boils, SI R\ Id SI MOOD M \KKI 1 2 drops oil yellow food coloring stirring every 2 minutes. Cool to Shake bottle occasionally to mix. - By Ken Fronckllno In a 4-cup measure or large bowl, room temperature. Skim any foam FRESH CUT “We are changing the menu who wants to eat heavy things and from the top. A dd^served rasp­ (30 : United Press international because everyone is into weight then go to bed?’’ Guevara said. combine corn syrup, water and tea Apricot brandy Is there a Now ALF> Oeit c«n arrange attractive powder. Microwave at high for 4 to berries and vodka. Pour into Polli^k Fillet ul.49 SUPERB READY TO SERVE watching,’’ said Nestor Guevara, This NCL chef comes from bottle; cap. Let stand in a cool, I package (6 ounces) dried favorite family FRESH CUT PARTY TRAYS : ABOARD THE SS NORWAY NCL traveling chef aboard the Trinidad. Food has been his 5‘A minutes, or until boiling. Watch apricots closely. Stir if necessary to prevent dark place for 1 month before Christmas Cod Fillet ,.2.59 Good looking, (UPI) — The world’s ocean liners Norway. "We’re going with lighter livelihood for 19 of his 38 years. iMi cups white wine great tasting, are famous — even infamous — for sauces, more natural boilover. Cool to room Mrving. Shake bottle occasionally PERUVIAN temperature. to mix. Strain through cheesecloth 1 cnp white sugar ornament sitting in always delicious ' their abundance and array of preparations. > "I hated to cook at home. I told I cnp brandy Fresh Scallops .4.99 arrangements of . palate pleasers. If one has the my mother that it was girl’s Skim any foam from the top. Stir before rarving. 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Lavish 135 people, exclusive of the dining six-month government-sponsored Shake bottle occasionally to mix. IVk caps sugar minutes, or until sugar dissolves FRESH-SOFT SHELL order chicken, . lunches start at noon. For those room staff. It has a 24-hour bakery, cooking course. He won a two-year le a p water and mixture boils, stirring every 2 Manchester Heraid office between Steamer Clams .1.89 ribs, and tempting preferring sun to formality, break- Hilton hotel chain scholarship in V i cap iaslaat coffee crystals minutes. Cool to room tempera­ varieties of cheese. with a staff of eight, that churns out culinary arts and, in return, spent Raspberry llquaur 5 and 7 p.m. on Dec. 10 or 11. We wili : fast, brunch or lunch are available all of the pastries, breads, dough­ 2 packages (1 ounce each) frosea IVk caps vodka ture. Skim any foam from the top. on an outside deck from morning three years working at a series of 1 vanilla bean or l teaspoon Add brandy. photograph you and your ornament — whether old or new, PRICES EFFECTIVE SUN., DEC. 1ST THRU SAT.. DEC. 7TH. 1985. nuts and other baked goodies raspberries la syrap WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT SALES AND TO CORRECT TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS. through late afternoon. Dinner Hilton hotels in the Caribbean. ’ vaaina extract (aot flavorlag) consumed on board. IW caps sngar by a skilled craftsman or put together by your children. ITEMS NOT AVAILABLE TO WHOLESALE OR RETAIL DEALERS. . Matings are always followed by a Pour into bottle; cap. Let stand Then came work as a chef at IW caps vodka In a 4-cup measure or large bowl, lavish midnight buffet. ITS MIDNIGHT BUFFET is Hilton hotels in Miami and Atlanta, Remove raspberries from pack­ in a cool, -dark place for l month The Herald will award $25 for the most unusual ornament. But on NCL’s five liners, things known more for culinary design — combine sugar and water. Micro- before serving. Shake bottle occa­ a stint with Holiday Inns and bis ages and place in a large bowl. wave at high 4 to 5minutes, or until Second- and third-place winners will also be named. Pictures are beginning to change a bit in with intricate ice sculptures and present employment by NCL. for Microwave at 50% (medium) for 4 sionally to mix. Strain through CaMor Shopping Plaza Burr Comers, Mandiester deference to fitness and weight­ pastry art — than for richneM. boiling. Boil 5 minutes; watch cheesecloth before Mrving. Re- of the loveliest and most unusual decorations will be published whom be travels on all flve ships to 5 minutes, or until partially cloMly to prevent boilover. Stir if SNIt: OtlMT TSM FMUT M AR. Tl It P.B.: UTUlUt Ml la. Tl IMI P.O.; IIMIH Ml U . Tl Ml r.B. conscious passengers. "We serve light food braauM supervising food preparation. 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may lessen disease \ Clinic plans health programs Festival auditions Manchester Health Department Geriatric Clinic HARTFORD — Eastern Music Festival will hold ■■ auditions for its 25th season Thursday froin 2 to 4:10 NEW HAVEN (AP) - De­ study assuming that something in will hold blood pressure screenings Monday from 9 to the diet Inhibited the medication. 10 a.m. at Westhill Gardens, 24 Bluefield Drive, and p.m. at Hartford Conservatory, 834 Asylum Ave. creased protein or bulk foods in the Those who wish to audition may call the conservatory diet may reduce the disabling All of the eight patients studied so from 10:45 to 11; 30 a m. at the Bennet Apartments for -.at 246-2588. ^ symptoms of Parkinson’s disease far attained some degree of relief residents only. and three were able to reduce the The clinic will hold senior gymrythmics Monday The festival offers instruction to 170 students 12 to 20 in some patients and allow up to a years old in its orchestral and piano programs. 60 percent cutback in medication, amount of Sinemet they take by from 3 to 4 p.m. and Tuesday from 11:15 a.m. to 12:15 Limited scholarships are available. according to preliminary findings between 40 percent and 60 percent. p.m. at Lithuanian Hall, Golway Street. at Yale-New Haven Hospital. In the study, patients were Two researchers at the hospi­ hospitalized for about a week. The Bridge club gives scores Adams speaks on epilepsy tal’s Parkinson’s Disease Clinic first day Ms. Barry monitored the V The Epilepsy Foundation of Greater Hartford will say they believe bulky or protein- level of medication in the patient's Center Bridge Club has announced winners for the meet Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at Newington Children's rich foods inhibit the absorption of blood and videotaped the patient's Nov. 22 duplicate bridge game. They are: Hospital. Millie Adams, president of the Developmen­ medication used to treat symp­ movements every hour. The se­ North-south; Carol and Hal Local, first; Dorothy tal Disabilities Council, will speak on how the council toms of the incurable disease. cond day, the patient’s diet was and Tony Atoynatan. second; John Greene and Dick The neurological disorder is modified and hourly monitoring Jaworowski, third. can help people with epilepsy. Those with a relativeor friend with epilepsy are invited. For more informa­ caused by a defect in the brain continued. East-west;- Claire LaPila and Charlie Halpin, first; tion, call the foundation at 232-2508. or visit the office chemistry that interferes with On subsequent days the amount Jim Bennett and A1 Sekac. second; Judy and Tom transmission of impulses to other of medication was reduced until Hyde, third. at 740 N. Main St.. West Hartford parts of the body. Symptoms patients were able to achieve a include uncontrollable movement, smooth level of motor function Lutz celebrates holidays Concert will have soloists tremors, and muscular rigidity. It without fluctuations. They were affects about 1 percent of people then sent home with their new diet Lutz Children’s Museum will have an annual toy Ann McClain, Karen Dieterle and Scott Clendaniel. over age SO. and their progress was monitored exposition from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday at the ail of Manchester, will be soloists at the Manchester Medications such as L-Dopa or by telephone. Ice covers Niagara Falls In 1938 museum, 247 S, Main St. While children make crafts Symphony Chorale holiday concert Saturday atBp.m. Sinemet have been used to treat The diet eliminates protein and and see Santa, parents may shop from area at St. Mary’s Church. the symptoms, but after five years bulk foods for breakfast and lunch. Mary Waddell, her mother Sadie Brookings, an 80-year-old Manchester craftsmen. Admission will be $1. Soprano McClain, minister of music for Community of therapy about half of all patients During the day, while Sinemet is Waddell and Marion Brookings, from resident, said the ice formed a crust on Baptist Church, will sing “ Domine” by Vavaldi. Alto administered, patients are allowed Dieterle will sing Handel's “ Messiah.” Tenor develop a fluctuation in move­ left, stand beside Bill Waddell’s car hedges thick enough to walk on and ment, said Kathryn Barry, a coffee, tea. soft drunks, juices and View free film Clendaniel will sing a Christmas medley. fruits, permitting the stomach to during a trip to Niagara Falls in 1938 frozen mist above the falls looked like a Linda Cromwell of Vernon, a soprano, will sing the nurse-practitioner at the clinic and “ Moscow on the Hudson." a comedy-drama absorb the medication without UPt photo co-researcher with clinic director while he takes the picture, above. The layer of suspended ice. The Waddells starring Robin Williams, will be shown free to the Coventry Carol. Besides the soloists, the concert will feature Dr. Jonathan Pincus. effect of food. famous Honeymoon Bridge is in the had taken her on a vacation for a few public Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at Educational For dinner patients may eat quartets, trios and a sing-along. David Clyle Morse This painting depicts the U.S.S. Vincennes, flagship of 1838-1842," on display at the Smithsonian’s Museum of Patients may go from having photo below. The tourist attraction days. Community, 645 Birch Mountain Road. The film is tremors and shakes to paralysis, whatever they want, but the part of the community's mo’nthly film series. For will conduct. the 19th Century U.S. Exploring Expedition, visiting Natural History. The painting is by Navy Lt. Charles researchers expect they will expe­ collapsed from heavy ice during 1936. Tickets are $5.50 general admission and $3.50 for sometimes in less than an hour. more information, call 646-0711. Antarctica. It's part of the exhibit entitled "The Wilkes, who led the expedition. Ms. Barry said. rience some fluctuations in symp­ students and senior citizens. They will be available at Magnificent Voyagers: The U.S. Exploring Expeditions, The two researchers began their toms in the evening. the door. For more information or reservartlons. call Stop-suicide session set 633-2419. G LASTO N BU R Y - Counseling Affiliates Inc will Scouts serve roast beef give a free seminar called. “ Adolescent Suicide: 4 Smithsonian hosts an historic voyage SHOPPING UNLIMITED Identification and Intervention," for the public Boy Scout Troop 126 and Cub Scout Pack 126 will Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the Medical Center Atrium. 131 hold a roast beef dinner from 5 to 6:45 p.m. at Hate crowds? No time? New London Turnpike. Joey Carey, staff psychother­ Emanuel Lutheran Church, 60 Church St. Tickets are By Henry David Rosso natural resources, merchants • Indiana State Museum. India­ 1987-Dec. 27, 1988. apist of Couseling Affiliates, will discuss ways to help available from scouts for $4.50 for adults and $3 for United Press International seeking new sources of commodi­ napolis, Ind.. Feb. 7-May 3, 198? • Anchorage Historical and Let U8 do your shopping for you! identify high-risk adolescents and to prevent suicide. children 10 and under or by-calling 646-0850. ties for the China trade and the • Los Angeles County Museum Fine Arts Museum. Anchorage. WASHINGTON - Charles curiosity of the country's of Natural History. Los Angeles. Alaska, May 28-Aug. 21, 1988 CONVENIENT PERSONALIZED SERVICE Wilkes was only a junior lieutenant scientists June 6-Aug. 30. 1987 • American Museum of Natural in the U.S. Navy with relatively Finally, in 1836, President An­ • Washington State Historical History, New York, Sept. 24-Dec. LOW SERVICE CHARGE little sea experience when he drew Jackson authorized $300,000 Society, Tacoma, Wash., Oct. 3, 18. 1988. sailed frorn Hampton Roads. Va.. for the United States South Seas FOR INFORMATION with six vessels in his command on Exploring Expedition. The trip A Newspaper In EducaUon Program Your list is long what was to become a four-year, eventually cost $928,183.62. Sponaored by Call: 647-1642 87,000-mile circumnavigation of The expedition's initial mission The Quiz The Manchester Herald the globe. was to explore the coasts, islands, When Wilkes returned to New harbors, shoals and reefs of the and time is short. York at the end of his journey, he South Seas with seamen and nine worMscope (10 point* fo r M C h q u o ttk m onsworod corrocMy) faced a new president, an un­ civilian scientists — the first lime friendly Congress, a disinterested in American history that civilian GRAND OPENING public and a series of courts- and naval personnel had combined martial. their efforts in a peacetime scien­ E g Dec. 2-7 Dec. 2-7 k But Herman Viola. Smithsonian tific endeavor. Institution historian, says, “ As a . The explorers accurately scientific and technological charted for the first time large achievement, the U.S. Exploring portions of the Pacific Ocean, First quarter grades Expedition can be rivaled today including the Hawaiian and Fiji only by the landing of the first man islands, established Antarctica as on the moon. As a sea yarn. I've a continent, put together the first never come across one any better correct maps of the Oregon terri­ MHS announces honor roll than this one.” tory and provided the first accu­ rate studies of the active volcanoes VIOLA HEADS A committee Kilauea and Mauna Loa. >’ Manchester High School re- Lesniak, Thomas Lyon, Elizobeth Nourle, Jennifer Obue, Jomes Patrick, 'cently announced its honor roil for Mohler, Karl Noone, Angela Preles- Beth Pelllgrlnelll, CIndv Pllver, Gene­ that has set up “ The Magnificent The 87,000-mile journey also nlk,Bobby Prytko, Anna Rlgglo, De­ vieve Purnhagen, Kelli Reyngoudt, Voyagers: The U.S. Exploring the first quarter. nise Smith, Jeffrey Spiegel, Henry Elizabeth Rochefort, Mark Schuhl, E produced 19 volumes of reports Expedition, 1838-1842," which has Stephenson, Erin Sullivan, Linda Nancy Jean Sheldon, Deboroh and atlases, more than 4,000 G rade 10 Trombley, Scott Varrick Sheryl Veal, Thompson. begun a year’s stay at the zoological specimens — nearly 1 More than SO people died recenlly in the hijacking of thh HIsh honors: Soon Bell, Gary Du- Jett H Yl, Seth Zupnik Smithsonian's National Museum 2,000 new to science — 50,000 plant Egyptian jetliner. The hijackers claimed to be members of a man, Suzanne FIvnn, Karen Harley, G rade 12 group called Egypt's Revolution. But officials believe the hijackers Cathy Kallnauskas, SIthIphone Keoyl- Regular honors: Courtney Baker, Regular honori: Jodi Addabbo, Su­ of Natural History. specimens, gems from Peru and lay, Melissa Moaoon, Michelle Pa- Kolene Baker, Douglas BartkowskI, san ALpert, Deborah Aronson, Steven "Although the explorers may not Chile, fossils from Oregon and were Palestinian terrorists sponsored by the nation of (CHOOSE lulak, Kurt Potter, Carla Rosenstock, Lisa Barton, Julie Benes, William Ashbacher, Imelda BalbonI, Laura have been heroes in their day," ' Christine Royeono, Terry Scata. Benito, Richard Berlin, Peter Bernibr, Barblerl, Mark Barry, Douglas Bas- The JCPenney Catalog Australia and some 3.000 anthropo­ O N E : Libya. Syria)- Sira Berte, Mary Bolbrock, Brian sham, Ronald Berlin, Sara Bliley, Viola says, “the achievements of logical artifacts, including price­ 2 Recent spy charges against an Reuular honors: Amy Aparicio, till Brophy, Wendy Burnett, Felicia Con- Tommy Brashler, Teresa Burnett, the Exploring Expedition were less masks. weapons and everyday Aramll, Kristin Ashbacher, Jennifer nistraro, Donna Casis, Susonne Covlc- Sonia Cabezds, Dana Carinl, Monica ei-(CHOOSE ONEiFBI. CIA) Matchwords • COB SMOKED • Atwell. Sandy Robert Babko, Scott chl, Richard Challfoux, Wllllom Cole Casis, Audra Choromonskl, Joanne heroic, and the nation was the objects. (2 points for each corrsci match) C worker have worried many Beauller, Jennifer Benoit, Debbie III, Richard Colwell, Alvin Cruz. Crosby, Teresa Cy.r, Elizabeth Davis, makes last rhinute shopping. beneficiary. Their legacy, though 1-aide a-different Bray, Shaun Brophy, Michele Colla- ' Mary Ann Florldlo, Ashly Cruz, Raymond DeCelles, Ruth Denis, Lori only recognized after many years, THE COLLECTIONS were Americans. But some experts say HAMS • CHICKEN BREASTS • TURKEY han, Susan Corlnoer, Brian Carpenter, Morllyn DelloRocco, Julie DeSalvo, Domino, Fronclne Ecabert, Frances was America’s passport to respect turned over to the young Smithson­ recen t arrests show that the U.S. Sandy Casaianto, Matthew Chmle- Danielle Edwards, Holly Epstein, Ca­ Fallon, Jocquellne Gagnon. ian Institution in 1857 and now are 2 -ro un d b-abundance BACON • SAUSAGES • PORK CHOPS . lecki, Cynthio Colvin, Jeffrey DeJoan- rolyn Fahey, Melissa Fernonce, Deborah Geer, Michael Generis, in the world of intellectual is effectively cracking down on ' >ils. 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And so SIRLOIN HIPS Sharon Lauzon, Christopher La- sparked fires in the bellies of An4 upon his return to America. test of the success of the recent 1 (CHOOSE ONE: Mary Tyler Moore. ' -Muller, Heather Nelson, Christine Porlaplano, Kimberly Poscarelll, much more. Shop by phone ,(rom the comforl of Wilkes, instead of being hailed a ' Nielsen, Cheryl Novotosky, Barbara Lauro ‘Pavan, Craig Phillips, Erin vlgne, Alexander Leggett, Scott Man- fishermen seeking better maps of summit will come in january, Mario Thomas) will once again return CUT INTO - ‘O'Brien, Rachel O'Dell, Nicky Palmer, Prescott, Stephanie Pullmann, Darren devllle, Jullonne Mase, Maureen hero, was sentenced by a court- the South Seas and knowledge of its when the U.S. and the Soviet to the airw aves in a sitcom this D e ce m ­ $]^89 ' lAmv Pendleton, Jennifer Perry, Lisa Rosano, Deldre Roy, Erick Sovldakls, McCarthy. Sean McCarthy, Laurie martial to a public reprimand for ' Phillips, Honore Polltl, Todd Powers, Heather Shaw, Gall Sheffield, Chris­ Melesko, Michael Melody, Emanuel ber. The actress was a ralings-favorite handing out illegal punishment Union meet for another SIRLOIN STEAKS . Kristen Price, Beth Reltberg. topher Shute, Greg Slebert, Shoron Merlsotls, Patricia Michaud, Geral­ (CHOOSE ONE: summit, round fro m 1970 to 1977. Av. Wt. 10-12 lbs. Pamela Rlaosbv, Michael Robison, Sloan, Arllne Smith. dine MIruckI, John Mitchell, Laura during the trip. Known as a stern ' Kristin Rohrboch, Roseivna Rosado, Christine Smith, Tammy Snellen- MorIconI, Rebecca Morton. Lisa Mul- Solon seeks disciplinarian. Wilkes was found of arms control talks.) 2 Doctors recently celebrated the first ' David Russell. Christine Ryan, Robert berger, Edward St. Pierre, Tracy vey, Mlndo Mvong, Lisa Nadeau, Kerri Sullivan, Daniel Taylor, Roberta Tay­ Napolltano, Joell Nickerson, David guilty of ordering as many as 36 anniversary of (CFIOOSE ONE: Wflllam Salonen, Amy Sartor, Deborah 5 The mayor of (CHOOSE ONE: LEAN Schwarz, Joy Snyder, Catherine Soule, lor, William Thompson, Stacey Tom- Nielsen, Kimberly O'Brien, Tina Par- toll removal and 41 lashes for misconduct, Atlanta. Philadelphia) recently Schroeder's. Murray Haydon's) life with .Gory St. Jean, Nicholas Statoulos, klel, John WaskovICh, Susan Wilcox, Iota. Lori Patulak, Helen Polltl, instead of the prescribed 12 lashes. an artificial heart. Three of the five ..Cynthio Torbell, KurtThoresen, Karen Sheila Wilson, Mark Zackin, Kim Joanne Powell, Mary Prior, Kathryn declared a state of emergency in GROUND -Tonuccl, Dwight Whitaker, Stacey ZInker. Quinn, Lisa Relmer. H A R TFO R D (AP) - State Rep. a neighborhood where whiles patients w h o have had p erm ane nt arti­ $109 Paul RIccIo, Thomas Robinson, John Zackin. HIGHLIGHTS OF THE exhibi­ J. Vincent Chase says he has filed a were trying to force an interracial ficial heart implants have died. Grade 12 Scata, Kimberly Scovllle, Daniel Sen- bill calling for the removal of the tion. to run through Nov. 9, 1986. BEEF 5 lb. Lots Grode 11 High honors: Letitia Allen, Janet kow, Peter Siena, David SImler, Alvin couple to leave their home. 3 Art experts recently announced that High hcnori: Pamela Anderson, Backer, Susan Baker, Sokh Buth, Lori Skoog, Elizabeth Sorensen, Carolyn St. three tolls on the Merritt and include: ' Kelly Behling, John Benford, Jennifer Deslardins, Froncene Diana, Jennifer Jean, Timothy Stahl, Brandi Stewart, Wilbur Cross parkways. • A re-creation of a lower deck two paintings thought to be by ' Clough, Catherine Dublel, Rita Du- Dunphy, Patricia Flanagan, Jennifer Shelley Strattman, Francis Tolmanoo, The bill, to be taken up during the on the U.S.S. Vincennes, the (CHOOSE ONE: Monet. Rembrandt) ' "Chesneou, Patricia Eltel, Robert Fal- Foley, Lori Garrison, J. Scott GOwdv, Yohel Tanaka, Cathy Templeton, SMITHFIELD ' ’ ’ Ion, Veronica GUI, Michael Hazel, Paul Elizabeth Harvey, Kimberly Hovng, Tammy Tracy, Russell VInIck, Cory 1986 legislative session, calls for expedition's flagship. Visitors Newsname were actually painted by students who (IS points If you can Mantlfy this 'HendessI, Danielle lezzi, Sharon Matthew Kim, Michelle Kohl, Michael Wavland, Lisa Wetherell, Andrew c o p ie d his style. Merrill, Sarah Nicholson, Sheryl Zvrek. the elimination of the parkway walk through a dimly lit. planked pa rso n In ttw news) .Johns, Brent Lassow, Cynthia M. tolls by July 1. 1987. Tolls on the passageway with low-beamed ceilr 4 In a showdown for the college football SLICED Following angry pro- Conpecticut Turnpike were taken ing typical of a man-of-war. title, top-ranked Penn State will play rk lests. I recenlly 99C down in October. • The wooden globe used by the number-three Oklahoma in the BACON apologized (or say­ Limit 2 Ibu. psr euttomar Chase, a Stratford Republican, ex-Army officer to explain his (CHOOSE ONE: Orange Bowl, Rose ing that w o m e n d id has been one of the General hollow-Earth theory. Bowl) on New Year's Day. not understand is­ r ' Assembly's most outspoken oppo­ • Samples of the flora, fauna with this coupon nents of tolls. and ethnographic materials col­ sues such as arms 5 Tennis pros recently finished the Aus­ He said Tuesday that since the lected by the explorers in Brazil, control, Afghanistan tralian Open, the last of the big four and a purchase of $10.00 or more and human rights. tournaments of the year. The other r elimination of the turnpike tolls, Tierra del Fuego, Chile and Peru. . 4 traffic has shifted dramatically • Film footage taken aboard a W h o am I and w hat three tournments are the French Open, from the parkways to the turnpike. sailing vessel rounding Cape Horn is m y job? th e U.S. O p e n and ..?.. I f e : -'f; ■: He also said that the tolls are during a storm. Y O U R S C O R E : 91 to 100 po in ts — T O P S C O R E : discriminatory since they are Following its stay in Washing­ •1 to M points — Excsilsnt. 71 to 00 points — Good. 01-70 points — Fair. O N E (1) R IN G K I E L B A S A located only in Fairfield and New ton, the exhibit is scheduled to e Knowtadp* Unlimited. Ir»c. 122-65 j____ Offer Good Dec. 2-7, 1985 Haven counties. visit: ANSWERS ON PAGE 26 Gift Blouses Lady Arrow — NICOLA — Lucky Winner Something Different With Someone A i Sizes 6-18 Many Styles ► c r.e . Thoughts Hapjty Birthday and Colors ^11.99__ ^19.99 >i The nalintlon of tsH The same reason. Why are they With A Herald Happy Heart impure? Because they think it will C ’ h Jesus confronts everyone in be some pleasure to self. Why are Shaker Knit Sweaters ^ 1 2 ^ every age with the challenge of people jealous and envious? Be­ true discipleship. "If any man will cause someone is getting ahead of be my disciple, let him deny self. All these outer sins are himself and take up his cross, and symptoms; the unsurrendered self Ruby Sweaters ^ 9^.^ follow me." Matt. 16:24 is the disease. 3 S 2 Fean, worries. kaxieticB, res- Peter said to Jesus; “We left all HTtniMm. m s all notetf la die toldiiNs ThM, wtut •• wc let;..’' .t.'- The JCPenney Cataidg unsurrendered self. We see the sins Self-surrender was not yet a Automatic Pop-Up Umbrellas but ignore the root of sin — 50 Batson Drive 1339 Tolland Turnpike, Manchester reality in Peter’s life. Is it a reality ONE DAY SERVICE scif-centeredness. Why do people in your life? • 6 J I 0 Buckland Industrial Park 7:30-1100 pm get angry and blow their top? Gift Boxes ir Exchanges After Christmas 'k Gift Certificates Shop by Phone 647-8332 7:30-1000 pm To Inquire about an ordar~ 1100-000 pm 'Because someone crossed self. Philip R. Chatto Manchester • 646-0376 c 1965. J C. Penney Comptny. Inc Why do people He? Because they Call.... 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Caroling 12:05AM (3 ) T J HooXar Corrigan back into bed. but refusing to make boy who is especially dear to me be more likely. 7:00PM dD CBS News considers U»avifuj the force after inadver­ ■LONOil by D«an Yeung ft Stan Orak* ALL8Y OOP ^ y Dave Oraua a because his father died while [MAX] Crazy About the Movies: Great commitment. Betty told him last ([ID Three's Company tently shooting an undercover police infor­ ■" week to stay out of her life because waiting for a heart transplant. (He DEAR ABBY: I have been Screen Movies mant (60 min ) I LjCOVE h a v i n g O IN NBR THAT'S HOW I KEEP ‘ BIG, SH/VRP dD A B C Nows COME C3N, FOUR EYEG.' just seeing him wastoo painful, but was only 33 years old.) It was my 10:00PM CD The Equalizer w . AT TOOTSIE'S ( WHV'S THAT ? t r a c k o p a l l M V LET'S SEE WHAT YOU'RE teeth, for. laughing about the ladies who dD $100,000 Pyramid 12:13AM (57 MacNeil Lehrer MISSING SERVING M ADE O F! 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DEAR STUMPED: Please ac­ [CNN] Evening News H£Hg 5MPHS«P 1> ' AMeM.u>Apepu)riH I insisting that she get counseling in from Melbourne, Australia (3 hrs.) [C N N ] Crossfire ------w W k / NonaeHte AHEAD. cept my condolences for the loss of [E S P N ] Championship Roller Derby F i S H » I order to deal with her lovesick your husband. It is obvious that (Problems? Write to Abby. Fora [U S A ] Radio 1990 [ESPN] Tennis Magazine MiHeRAte/ THATA ! feelings. (“Love” is a mental personal, unpublished reply, send [M AX] MOVIE: 'Cheech and Chong's [HBO] MOVIE; 'Saturday Night Fever'^ you loved him very much. 7:30PM dD p m Magazine j ‘Condition; sometimes it's a mental a self-addressed, stamped enve­ Nice Dreams' Tw o ice cream vendors try \ RAC5S ® M*A«S*H to earn enough cash to achieve their fond 1;05AM (3 ) MOVIE: 'This Is Kate j disease.) _ When your son is mistaken for a lope to Abby, P.O. Box 38923, est dreams Cheech Mann, Tommy Chong. 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(60 m in) &IRD IS ! care of his solitary testicle; he personnel and emergency medical ones) and snack on fruit, cheese or unemployed Hollywood actor, house 2:30AM [C N N ] sports Latenight F R E D M R - WHAT KIND OF BE GONB B U T ; doesn’t have the “insurance” that technicians can instruct you how to small portions of complex carboh­ ( ^ Great Parformancat: Ellington: The sitting for an acquaintance, becomes ob [ESPN] SportsCenter ACROSS 4 Confaranca lita, Antwar to Praviout Punle ARQ-LEBY? BIRD IS HE? THEY'RE NOT he would have if he lost one of two perform the procedure on yourself ydrates (like bread). If your Music Lives On Cicely Tyson hosts this sessed with a beautiful neighbor who is retrospective to composer Duke Ellington, involved in the porno film industry and a 2:35AM ® CBS News Nightwatch 1948 FDRSOTTEN. sperm-producing glands. L E A D E D t ^ f o u r — and others. The maneuver is symptoms persist, insist that your including performed musical selections of suspect in a violent murder Craig Wasson. 1 Not difficult 8 Roman orator y /\AYNA. effective, easily learned and more doctor investigate further. Ellington's work. (2 hrs.) Melanie Griffith 1984 Rated R 3:00AM (11) Space; 1999 8 980, Roman 6 Tie up L E V 1 N E y ^Birthday DEAR DR. GOTT: Recently. useful than (tounding on the back. ^ M OVIE: 'The Victors' A squad of [U SA ] Alfred Hitchcock [CNN] News Overnight 9 Booth# (a boat) I d R E N A L American soldiers fight hard, and love in [ESPN] Tennis: 1985 Australian Open C ' while dining out with friends. I got Remember that most serious Send you questions to Dr. Gott in 1 1 :06PM GlO SCTV Network 12 Chariot Lamb 7 Landing boat 1 s E : some food caught in my throat and choking results when people inad­ care of The Manchester Herald at the same way. George Hamilton. George Championships Women’s Semifinals 13 ItlaTMl of the 8 Weirdnats Dec. 5, 1905 ; couldn't get it up or down. I vertently swallow unchewed food P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland. OH Peppard, Eli Wallach. 1963 1 1 :30PM ( D Dynasty from Melbourne, Australia (3 hrs ) Aegean 9 Winglika picF GD Cristal ® Go) ABC Nows Nightline [M AX] MOVIE: 'Johnny Dangerously' 10 Wiaa one ' , managed to get on my feet and or meat that has been incompletely 44101. Due to volume of mail, (CC) 14 Spirit Impressive achievements are possible OMU d f)Th e Nutcracker A girl's Christmas Eve ® Hawaii Five-0 19 Loitar 11 Novaliat lor you in the year ahead. But you must ! motioned for one of my friends to masticated. Alcohol is often asso­ individual questions cannot be dreams are filled with dancing toys, toy 11-1 (.11) The Honeymooners 3:05AM |HB0[ MOVIE: 'Sudden Im- 18 Camp bad Bagnold have a definite game plan Instead of ' - pound on my back while I stooped ciated with these episodes, be­ answered. Questions of general soldiers and a prince. (90 min.) pact' (CC) Oirty Harry pursues a killer who nODBOEl DCm GD Second City TV 17 East Indian 19 Author Grey merely responding to events or over. I’m OK. but it got me to cause pre-dinner cocktails and interest will be answered in future GD M OVIE: 'Jane Eyre' An orphaned emasculates his victims Clint Eastwood. □ D D O B Q D O JB s\ Sondra Locke 1983 Rated R eoraal grata 20 Bocoma ill conditions. BUGS BUNNY ^by Warner Bros. thinking: I live alone and am wine with the meal reduce the columns. governess falls in love with her employer GD Ail in the Family 22 Poetic _L George C. Scott. Susannah York. 1971. GD ( ^ ) Tonight Show Joan Rivers wel­ 18 Soda water SAQITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) An Im­ 3:45AM [ T M C ] m o v i e : Camolot' contraction PHriT^|ApFE| R ^ l A _T ^ W W A T DO VDU TMINK OF... [CNN] Prime News comes Howard Cosell, George Hamilton 20 Vantiittad portant objective can be achieved to­ ‘5 7 MV N E W and Whitney Houston (60 min ) 4:00AM Ci;] Joe Franklin Show 21 Swlia river 23 Drivor'i l o T O El a I N ^ lT H ro T T S E ■ day, provided you have stlck-to-ltive- [D IS ] Still the Beaver B £ P G4) Doctor Who (11) Space. 1999 22 One (Oar.) compartmantt □OBDBD nBDQB ness. Don't give up just when your goal [H B O ] America Undercover: Down and 23 910, Roman 24 Convene Is within reach. Major changes are Pamper amaryllis for later Out in America The unemployed and (M) Hogan's Heroes [USA] Dick Cavett |p |o |t |t |e |r M r |e |s | 28 Medical picture ahead lor Sagittarlans In the coming homeless are interviewed as America's 20 Short book middle class slips down the ladder of suc­ (comp, wd.) year. Send for your Astro-Graph predlc- 31 Noat 37 Shield boat 47 Touch DEAR ment of Agriculture. Dilute nine cess. (60 min.) 27 Pratidanfa no tldns today. Mail $1 to Astro-Graph, c/o 33 Maaaura of parts sodium Silicate (waterglass) [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Johnny Dangerously' 28 Skinny 39 Individual 48 Grafting twig this newspaper. Box 1846, Cincinnati, POLLY: I was type 29 River In 40 From one tide > given a beauti- with one part water and add one (C C) In the 1930s. an honest, good- 34 Rivar fiah 49 Villain In OH 45201. Be sure to state your zodiac hearted man is forced to turn to a IKe of Norway to the other ; ful amaryllis teaspoon liquid dishwashing deter­ SBUfta "Othello" sign. crime to finance his rteurotic mother's 30 Short-tamparod 44 Prowl gent per quart of solution. Then 3 0 Ear (praf.) plant and I skyrocketirtg medical bills. Michael Kea­ 32 Water 46 Rivar in the 6 0 _____ Kniavel CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jan. 19) Re-ax- P o in ters spray this solution over the entire ton, Joe Piscopo. Maureen Stapleton. 37 Employing would like to 36 Frequently Congo 81 Observed amlne that flash of Inspiration before tree with a clean paint or insecti­ 1984. Rated PG-13. 718 Lightweight keep it growing (poet.) 46 Coin opening S3 Fair grade springing into action today. Under clos­ [ T M C ] M OVIE: 'It's a Wonderful Life' A W«»n«.Bro> Si BiJ'U . after the holi­ m 1 Polly Fisher cide sprayer. Be sure to give a plattic er scrutiny. It might not be as good as M guardian angel helps a hard working man 41 Oiaaonting vote 1 2 a |e 9 10 11 days. Will this ■ complete, heavy coat to the entire you first thought. tree. When the solution, dries it will who has fallen on bad times. James Ste­ 42 Bank paymant n AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) It will ■^ bulb flower wart, Donna Reed, Lionel Barrymore. (abbr.) 12 14 prove wisest In the long run not to be­ next year? — look shiny. — BARRIE 1947. 43 TV network come Involved in friends' business af­ SANDRA [U S A ] Check It OutI IB 17 Bridge H 48 Common fairs today, nor to let them become In­ D atebook DEAR BARRIE AND READ­ 8:30PM CD 'Tw a s the Night Before praetioo 18 volved in yours. DEAR SANDRA; Given the I’m sending you a copy of my ERS: This is not so much fire Christmas The animated version of the fa­ 48 Aaaooiatoa PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Be ex­ right care, your amaryllis should newsletter “Caring for Christmas “proofing” as fire “retarding.” In mous Clement Moore Christmas poem. 82 laland in the tremely selective regarding who you go no-trump opening and a protected Today Is Day of the blossom for many years. Here’s Trees and Holiday Plants,” which other words, no chemical applica­ CD M O VIE: 'Murder Arena' McCloud Maditorranoan to lor advice today. If their counsel Is un­ NORTH 1^44f spade king, he could make nine tricks Artisans (In honor of hunts for a crazed killer who has been * how to ensure°a healthy plant: has more information on growing tion is completely effective. This preying upon your>g women in Central sound, It could worsen matters, not cor­ in no-trump more easily than 10 tricks the country's work­ 83 LrIm i’ Btaup ♦ 6 solution can help. The best way to 29 24 2B rect them. ers) In Mexico. It Is In January, after the blooms amaryllis, narcissus, Christmas Park. Dennis Weaver. Susan Saint James. (abbrj ▼ A J 1084 in a heart game. Hence, three no- protect your tree from becoming a 1970. ♦ KS trump. the 338th day of have faded, vigorous leaf growth cactus and other holiday plants 84 Houtatop 91 92 ARIES (March 21-April 19) Strive to ba fire hazard is to ensure it receives CD Family Feud ♦Q986S Because West did not want to give 1985 and the 74th will begin. Water regularly, keep­ indoors, as well as tips for feature tolerant and understanding today when ing soil bail moist. Feed the plant selecting and caring for your ample water at ail times, is kept [D IS ] Mousterpiece Theater 68 Clumay fallow 9B working with people who don’t grasp up a trick in the spade suit, be led the day of autumn. WEST EAST monthly with a liquid plant food. Christmas tree. Others who would away from any source of heat or [U S A ] The Associates 88 Aurora ideas as quickly as you. If necessary, Club four. Declarer played low from ♦ A Q 107 4 3 ♦ J 8 2 TODAY’S HISTORY: In 1956, after de­ Daytime temperatures should like this issue should send $1 for flame, is decorated with fireproof 87 Awry 98 stpp^^d re-explaln. » K 6 ♦ 753 dummy, and as usual Minnie got her 9:00PM CD Charlie and Company ciding that they would no longer use be kept at 70 degrees or above. decorations and is discard^ as When Charlie is appointed temporary man­ 88 (Mmlnutiva auf- ♦ 83 ♦ J 10 7 6 face cards mixed up. She played the each copy to POLLY’S POIN­ 'TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Don't bank messenger pigeons, the U.S. Army dis­ soon as it starts to get dry. — ager of the Department of Roads ar>d High­ fix ♦ 10 4 2 ♦ K J 5 king. In with the club ace, dMlarer Don’t let nighttime temperatures TERS. in care of the Manchester 4 on others doing things lor you todsy that charged 18 pigeons from service to ways. his fellow workers see it as an op­ 88 Oraduata of now bad some options. Instead of go­ drop below SO to 60 degrees. Herald: P.O. Box 1216, Cincinnati, POLLY you are capable of taking care of your­ SOUTH their country. The pigeons, which had portunity to goof off. Annapolii self. They'll resent being Imposed upon. ing after the heart suit immediately, In Septmeber, withhold water so OH 45201. Be sure to include the ♦ K 8 5 helped save numerous lives, were re­ CD ® Dynasty (C C) Blake visits Delta (abbr.) South felt he could continue clubs, the foliage dies down. After a title. - POLLY Rho, where Krystle is being held captive; B2 GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) II a major ♦ Q 9 2 tired to zoos. 60 Celogna (Gar.) West apparently having both the jack dormant period of several weeks, Polly will send you a Polly Dollar Alexis chooses between Dex and Galen, household purchase is not an immediate ♦ AQ942 begin pr^iding water again to DEAR POLLY: You can fire­ ($1) if she uses your favorite and Blake ruins Claudia's financial inde­ BS need today, take more time to think ♦ A7 and the 10. So back came the club sev­ TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS: Thomas Car- pendence. (60 min.) DOWN en, West followed with the two, and lyle^795): Wassily Kandinsky (1866); stimulate development of new proof your Christmas tree or Pointer, Peeve or Problem in her about It. Second thoughts may alter Vulnerable: North-South CD MOVIE: *A Funny Thing Happened B8 declarer played the eight from dum­ Jefrarldges (1949). buds and subsequent foliage. This decorative branches with this column. Write to POLLY’S POIN­ 1 Elaetriefith your selection. Dealer: South on the W ay to the Forum' A slave in an­ my. Now Minnie found her jack. She should encourage your bulb to solution recommended by the U.S. TERS in care of ’fhe Manchester cient Rome continually gets into trouble as 2 LNy genua CANCER (June 21-July 22) It's best not TODAY’S QUOTE: “ Silence Is deep as flower again. Forest Service of the U.S. Depart- Herald. he attempts to win his freedom from a Wnl North East Sonlh then returned the jack of spades and 3 Window part (C)198S tiy NEA. (nc to attempt tasks today If your heart ISn'.t the defense took six spade tricks to set Eternity; speech, shallow as TInte.” — domineering mistress and her husband. In them. You might finish them, but you' 1 N T Thomas Carlyle. ' Zero K^stel, Phil Silvers. Buster Keaton. may not be too proud of your work. 2 4 SV Pass SNT three no-trump three tricks. Needless 1966. Pait Pass Pass to say, proper play by Blast at trick TODAY'S MOON: Day be­ LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) If you yield to ex­ ® HeN To w n Cultural backgrounds col­ one w o ^ have left South no choice fore last quarter (Dec. 5). 'Cinema lide when a former 'Hell Town* resident CELEBRITY CIPHER travagant Impulses today, you could put Opening lead: ♦ 4 but to take the heart finesse and w^ap marries the son of Beverly Hills socialites. “THE REAL OiHEftly C» l n f cryptOQmm f from quowiooD by lamom ppqplD. p m and pn— nt. yourself in a tight financial position and EMh M lir m itm diftm EMndt for ■ikothDr. Today‘» dUe: Fepu* C, up nine tricks. ' ‘ (60 min.) later lack funds for something you really T R A Y ’S TRIVIA: Which of the lollow- (S) Billy Graham's Southern New Eng­ want. The amusing hardcover book from Mines (P6-13) 1:20, 3:10, 5:10, 7:30, — Agnosof God (PG-13) 7,9:15. by CONNIE WIENER jng Is not a name for a young pigeon? 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i / a — MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednegday, Dec. 4. 1885 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. Dec. 4, 1985 - 1 3 Senate approves farm aid measure REAL ESTATE OPPORTUNITIES Bv Jim Drlnkard The Atsoclated Press Trade protection bill _ • REAL ESTATE THIS WEEK featuring: WASHINGTON - The Senate awaits Reagan decision has approved a rescue package for the Famn Credit System and the — see page 25 NEW LlstiNGi “REDWOOD FARMS” House has put similar legislation on a fast track in an effort to shore up confidence in the system before System. Graham MacDonald has just listed this outstanding 8 room Raised Congress adjourns for the year. In the House, the Agriculture On a 57-34 vote, the Senate late credit subcommittee worked to­ Ranch with large rear deck overlooking a magnificent view of Tuesday passed a bill offering ward approval of a sim ilar bill but unlimited standby federal finan­ ran into regional squabbles over Hartford and the Connecticut valley. cial aid to the system, the nation's who should bear the burden of largest farm lender, which is helping problem banks. The panel suffering along with the rest of planned further work on the Features include: agriculture from the most de­ measure today. South Windsor $197,500 pressed farm economic conditions The Farm Credit System is a * Large Wooded Lot Executive CONTEMPORARY In absolutely Immaculate condition! This In decades. network of 37 banks in 12 regions home features a 3 car garage, large rooms. 3 baths and over an acre of The bill also would centralize the that are cooperatively owned by landl Gorgeous slate foyer entry .central vac. 8x14 deck and MOREI You system’s loosely linked finances their farmer borrowers. * Fireplaced Familyroom must call today for your private showing of this home! and strengthen the Farm Credit Officials of the system have System into a true arm ’s-length projected its first net loss in regulator. decades for 1985, pernaps in excess * 2 Car Garage ” I think we’ve done a service to of $2 billion. the American farmer." Senate ’Tl\e legislation passed by the M ajority Leader Robert Dole, Senate and pending in the House * Formal Diningroom R-Kan., said after the vote. would make it possible for the Dole and other backers of the bill government to lend the system an * Mint Condition said it would signal the federal unspecified amount of money if government’s backing for the needed to keep it operating and to privately owned $70 billion lending restore investor confidence. But UPI photo system, and thus restore the the money could be provided only confidence of investors who buy after the system uses its own NASA’s space shuttle Atlantis touches down Tuesday in eight-day mission. The agency plans one more shuttle Manchester $289,000 system bonds and provide loan California's Mojave Desert following a successful flight this year. Executive RANCH style home with Contemporary flair! Spacious resources, and even then only if the rooms, skylights, cathedral ceilings and everything you'd expect! 2 money. That would mean lower secretary of the treasury decides M i s ' acres of land, 3 car garage — truly a real estate masterpiece! Visit this interest rates for the system’s I to offer aid. 646-1511 FBBtur* of Ihs WMh SpontorBd by The ManchattBr HBrald home now!! million farmer-borrowers. The bill also would give the Senate Agriculture Committee federal Farm Credit Administra­ Atlantis back; Columbia awaits launch Chairman Jesse Helms. R-N.C.. tion stronger regulatory powers. said some $13 billion in ‘system Closer examination and auditing of 4 By William Harwood today for the final hours of a ager Fritz Widick said the ship’s Spring said. " It wasa iot of work, it bonds w ill mature in the next two system banks would be required, heat insulation tiies took only was a tremendous amount of fun. it along with new authority to halt United Press International dress-rehearsal countdown sche­ months. If the risk perceived by duled to end with the computer- minimal damage and its fragile was a v/onderful adventure. I’m investors in those bonds is allowed questionable lending practices. brakes appeared in good condition. looking forward to doing it again And the system itself would be CAPE CANAVERAL. Fla - simuiated ignition of the ship’s to grow, it could push up the cost of With Atlantis back on Earth in three main engines. Columbia is scheduled to land at but I ’m really happy to be back replacement money, he said. streamlined by creating a central good condition after a "wonderful Atlantis swooped to a picture- the Kennedy Space Center Dec. 23 here on Earth, too.” Farm Credit Capital Corp. to pool with 'a new nose-wheel steering In addition, the crew launched adventure." the flagship shuttle perfect touchdown Tuesday at 4:34 U&R The Senate turned aside several resources of the 37 banks and system designed to reduce brake three communications satellites attempts to broaden the bill, direct them to trouble spots; to Columbia’s crew today geared up p.m. EST on a concrete runway at and tire damage. It w ill be the first owned by Mexico. Australia and for a practice countdown to clear Edwards A ir Force Base in Caii- Invites you to our newest area of including one by Sen. Rudy Bosch- handle any outside aid that is made Florida landing since April when RCA American Communications witz, R-Minn., that would have available: and to "warehouse" the way for bla.stoff Dec. 18. fornia’s Mojave Desert to close a Discovery blew a tire after two Inc. and carried out a variety of made financial aid available to bad loans and foreclosed property, The launching will mark the 10th highly successful weeklong mis­ custom homes. landing gear brakes locked up. experiments. commercial agricultural banks in removing them from the ledgers of and final flight of 1985. doubling the sion. one of the most successful " I f it wasn’t the greatest week in addition to the Farm Credit troubled system institutions. previous shuttle launch record and shuttle flights to date. Spring and Ross carried out two spacewalks Friday and Sunday to my life it certainly was one of “Mountain Farms” setting the stage for what em­ Commander Brewster Shaw, them.” Ross said. “ We worked battled NASA Administrator erect a 45-foot tower and build a GARDNER ST., MANCHESTER co-pilot Bryan O’Connor, Mary hard. We had a lot of fun. It’s James Beggs said will be the pyramid-shaped structure to dem­ Cleave, spacewalkers Sherwood something I ’ll never forget,” "most important" year since the onstrate the feasibility of building Large Vs acre lots, water, sewers, sidewalks. Spring and Jerry Ross. Rodolfo Walker, on board to operate a House committee dawn of the space age with 14 a permanently manned space Neri of Mexico and McDonnell machine his company hopes will NEW LISTING shuttle flights on the books. station in the early 1990s. Call us to discuss your new home. Ask Douglas engineer Charles Walker provide marketable quantities of a Charming & Modernized Columbia’s seven-member left Edwards for Houston about "To say it was a fantastic hormone to treat anemia, said the 2500 Square feet, 2 family house, about our guarantee plan on your present Nine room Colonial in prestigious Glastonbury with OKs tax overhaul crew, inciuding Rep. Bill Nelson. four hours after touchdown. experience would be to diminish it flight was the first step on the road home. situated in a Business II zone with D-Fla.. planned to climb aboard Shuttle ground operations man­ by more than I would care to,” to space station construction. large, country kitchen and appliances. Situated on 60x200 foot lot, 2 car garage, By Jim Luther major item on the House agenda approximatley 1 acre of land, this spacious 4 or 5 The Associated Press before Congress adjourns for the bedroom home with 2'/i baths and 1 year old heating separate utilities - Great potential! year. i system, is a “ MUST” to see! WASHINGTON - The House leaders say if Reagan NASA plans close encounter with Uranus Asking $154,900. Democratic-controlled House lends his support to the bill, the Ways and Means Committee, House is likely to pass it, sending it “ Putting You 1st is 2nd Nature To U s!” wrapping up work on the biggest to the Republican-run Senate for By Al Rossiter Jr. ciate NASA administrator Burton But he said he expects that to amount of helium. U&R REALTY CO. Zinsser Agenof tax overhaul in history, is looking action next year. But if the United Press International Edcison. change in the next few weeks as Very little is known about the to President Reagan for a kind president withholds an endorse­ "We will be where no one has Voyager approaches Uranus, its planet’s moons. Project scientist STRANO REAL ESTATE 750 Main St., Manchester word that could push the 1.362-page ment. the tax-overhaul movement WASHINGTON - America’s been before, in the dark cold region five known moons and the nine Edward Stone said they could be 6 4 3 - 2 6 9 2 156 E. CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CT. ^ bill through the House before — which Reagan has labeled the veteran Voyager 2 space probe is unknown to the ancients and rings of material circling the all ice or mostly rock with a coat of Robert D. Murdock, Realtor Christmas. top legislative initiative of his on course toward the first rendez­ approaching the boundary of inter­ planet. ice. Voyager w ill be able answer CALL TODAY - 6 4 7 -SOLD^ 646-1511 "There’s no way this can pass second term — could die. vous with the distant planet stellar space. Uranus is a strange planet that that basic question by determining E without the president’s support." The committee’s bill would cut Uranus next month and scientists “ Although we don’t know what orbits the sun once in 84 years with the planets’ masses. Rep. Dan Rostenkowski. D-III.. individual taxes by an average of say its initial findings already are we w ill find at Uranus, we do-know one pole in sunlight for 42 years. It Voyager is so far from the sun chairman of the committee, said 8.5 percent, a reduction worth puzzling. it will be different from anything is believed to have a rocky core, an that it is using nuclear generators MANCHESTER APARTMENTS FOR RENT Tuesday after the bill was ap­ about $140 billion over five years. It The spacecraft’s receivers have we have seen so fa r” ocean of water from melted ice and to produce its electricity. There is proved on a 24-12 vote. would raise taxes on corporations not picked up any natural radio Bradford Smith, of the Univer­ a very cold atmosphere of hydro­ not enough sunlight out there for . *828. Young 2 BR Townhouse. 1'.^ baths, carpeting, appliances, signals from Uranus even though full basement, with washer and dryer hook-up The president, who has his own by the same $140 billion. sity of Arizona and head of the gen and possibly a significant solar cells to power the spacecraft. Huge 6 Room Duplex on the west side - 3 bedrooms, base­ tax plan, isn’t ready to tip his hand. The president wants a top the probe is less than 46 million picture-taking operations, said ment. appliances, garage, nice lot, just painted. Aides said he w ill study reports individual rate of 35 percent, not miles from the mystery planet, that although Voyager’s cameras *8f8. Luxurious 2 BR with huge fireplace living room. Includes from the Treasury Department the committee’s 38 percent: he which is more than 1.8 billion miles have taken excellent pictures of Heat & Elec. from Earth. f8 0 . Two young 3 BR Duplexes. V/i baths, Irg. kitchens and liv­ C and his economic advisers before likes a top 33 percent rate for the greenish-blue sphere from a ing rooms, carpeting, appliances, full basements. taking a stand on the committee corporations, rather than the 36 This, said radio astronomer distance of 46 million miles, no Executive 2 BR unit In The Mansion" on Otis St 2 fire­ bill or a substitute backed by most percent in the committee bill. He Michael Kaiser, means Uranus atmospheric features have yet places, gorgeous burly wood panneling. Rent includes heat Republicans on the panel. wants a $2,000 exemption for either has no magnetic field: or has been detected. ^ Real Estate SUNNYBROOK DRIVE and electftcttyl Time is drawing short. The everybody. Also, Reagan favors a very weak one or could be The name of the street says It all! A beautitully CALL JULIE PELLETIER • $4e-24a2 Democratic bill is scheduled to go le.ss of a reduction than the panel "totally bizarre,” The first two NEXT THANKSGIVING... decorated 7 room tul! dormered Cape with 1st to the House for consideration late voted in special oil industry outer-planets. Jupiter and Saturn, 647-8400 You could l>e celebrating the holidavs in this new floor fireplaced family room, screened In porch. next week — probably the last benefits. have strong magnetic fields. THE LITTLE THEATRE contemporary home. Builder will construct to Inground pool and garage! Only $125,000 168 Main Street, Manchester resemble this sketch or will build to suit vour plans. "WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES".. 646-2482 Voyager 2. which left Earth in Im'ileB you to join ut on the OF MANCHESTER Lovely lot in a fine Glastonbury neighlKjrhood. (^11 1977 and explored Jupiter and Mountain for fine Italian dining. ) declined to its lowest point since births. its pioneering grand tour toward 66 I 99 1975 and some women apparently Birth rates for Hispanic and an encounter with Neptune in 1989. Veal & Shrimp Scampi *9.95 NASA outlined the mission’s DA are delaying childbearing for black women were higher than the Over l.inguini educational or job considerations, status at a news conference by Hugh Leonard SAVE TAXES — THREE FAMILY overall figures. p in n e r o f T op 100 VSA fo r extensive wine list. CLASSK DESIGN a goverment study shows. Tuesday and said during, the six Ihrections From Manchester: Center Street to Porter Street, all the before the depreciation schedule goes to 30 hours Voyager 2 will spend near on Decembor 3, 5 and 9 Quality materials and lavish extras have gone years! This building has a positive cash flowl The Census Bureau said in a The report said that of the 50.3 ^ to a left on Highland Street and a shiwt right onto Birch Into this unique 7 room, 2Vi bath home. Premium Mountain Road. 2 miles up is Tito’s Birch Mountain Inn, on the left. Close before the 1st of the year and Insure your report released Tuesday that the million women in the 18-44 age Uranus, the craft w ill gather more 8:00 P.M. south end location. See it today! futurel... information about the planet than overall birth rate in the 12-month group. 3.3 million gave birth in the 60 Villa Louisa Road, Bolton, CT — 646-3161 TIME IS OF THE ESSENCE!! "WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES" 646-2482 "WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES". 646-2482 has been learned "since William BEFORE THE SNOW FLIES. period ending June 1984 was 65.8 12 months prior to June 1984. LTM WORKSHOP Complete banquet facilities. Owner needs im m t^iate sale. A ll reasonable offers births per 1,000 women between Martin O’Connell, chief of the Herschel discovered it in 1781. considered. Excellent income is generated by this You should check out this acre ♦ lot on Stonehedge WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES! the ages of 18 and 44, compared to a bureau’s Fertility Statistics "As the Voyager 2 spacecraft 210 Pine S t, Manchester commercial parcel on Rt. 6 in Bolton. Licensed for a Lane in Bolton. Home to he built similar to this photo closes in on this seventh planet or your may select your own plans. Quality rate of 73.2 in 1983, 70.9 in 1981 and Branch, said the 1984 birth rale For information caii used car business too. Offered at $134,900. Call for 71.1 in 1980. was probably the lowest since 1975 from the sun for the first time we more details. 647*8400. construction. Built by Levitt! Call for an Blanchard & Rossetto (SS> The report said women from which stood at about 65 per 1,000 will see Uranus’s unknown face, its 646-1180 appointment today! 647-8400. 646-2482 COMMERCIAL CREDIT families earning under $10,000 had women. moons and its rings,” said asso­ Don Jackson, Rose Viola Jackson, Bob Kieman, To m Dodd, Anne Doremus, Chris Corcoran. Rich Bialeck flNANClAL NETWORK REAL ESTATE 189 West Center St. corner of McKee St. Senior Citizens Discounts Joyce G. Epstein center st # ______• ______MANCHESTER Ontuo;, Pick up ihv ------NIKKFS n.oo Real Estate 647-8895 phone and call WHERE THE INDIVIDUAL GETS A TTENTION ® OFF 646-1316 254 Broad St. • 646-3000 • Manchester JACKSTON-SHOWCASE 4 Breakfast • Lunch • Dinner

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U - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wcdn—dw. Pec. 4. 1985 lamaaummKammmtmmamwKama M A N C H ES TE R H E R A LD . Wednesday. Dec. 4^ 1965 — s Christmas On Main Street BUSINESS )HT jM tf DECEMBER 14 B u e in e a a S A N TA A T TH E MALL - 12-4 P.M. 'Limit orders’ and 'market orders’ TRIM-A-TREE Contest K-6th Grade T o y s FOR t o t s - U.S. Marine Corp. In B r ie f Q U E S TIO N : About 11 o'clock one recent morning, I at $3.12'A a share, the dividend provides a Current 1st Prize — Bike with continuous "live” bands, stopped at the office of a discount brokerage firm and yield — annual dividend divided by market price — of 2nd Prize — Doli Manchester Mall 12-4 P.M. For ChrMmas Lydall appoints Carlton asked to buy 100 shares of an electric utility company 12.8 percent. That’s a high yield these days. preferred stock. When I asked the price and was told it 3rd Prize — Gift Certificate G iving Rick A. Carlson has joined Lydall Inc. as tax Here, we’re assuming the company is in solid Make A Tree Ornament and WKHT REMOTE BROADCAST was |47 a share, I said I ’d take 100 shares at $47. Investors’ financial shape and there is little or no worry about it manager, reaponaible for all federal and state tax After 4 P.M. that day, I got a call from the same Drop It Off At Marl-Mada Manchester Mall 12-4 P.M. reporting requirements. skipping dividend payments. Pfaltzgraff woman who took care of me at the office. She said I Guide If the company calls that preferred stock for FOOD BANK continues Carlson formerly held the position of senior tax had purchased 100 shares, at $48. When I said I had IV ^’/‘4 m DECEMBER 7 Dinnarwara accountant at The Hartford Insurance Group for redemption, you’ll get $3 a share and if you've paid bouf^t at $47, she said she only quoted the $47 price to William A. Doyls $3.12>A, you’ll be out 12'A cents a share. But, if that SANTA AT THE MALL ^ TOYS FOR JOY continues FREE DOWNTOWN Yorktown Heirloom ( six years. He holds a bachelor's degree in me. I business administration from Bryant College and doesn’t happen for a number of years, the high - Free coioring book for each child Vlllag« $ 3 9 5 Garland They sent me a bill for $4,840, which included a $40 a master’s degree in taxation from the University dividends you will have collected will make up for - Picture with SANTA - $2.00 optional Heritage Bouquet commission. I paid that bill. Did I get the shaft? PARKING pitet of Hartford. that. Folk Art tttUng Remembrance ANSW ER: That depends on the exact words in the MANCHESTER AREA COUNCIL DECEMBER 21 Carlson and bis Normally, I ’m no fan of fixed-income preferred • On Street conversation you had with the broker that morning. If Nonetheless, I have to say that it was unusual for a OF CHURCHES CAROL SINGERS wife, Jaye, reside in stocks, on which the dividend cannot be increased. SANTA AT THE MALL 20% OFF Serving Pieces | you 'made it clear that you were placing a "limit stock in that price range to rise $1 a share in the few But the high yield on this one and the possibility that it will be on the street 12-3 pm Glastonbury. order” at 47, you did get the short end of the stick. • Birch Street Lot Lydall, Inc. in a minutes between the time it should have been will be called at $3 makes it attractive — strictly for TRIM-A-TREE judging With a limit order, you specify you will buy at or executed. That big a price jump is especially rare for income. TOYS FOR JOY - MACC $100 million diversi­ below a certain price — $47 a share, in this case. • Oak & Cottage Streets I fied' manufacturer utility company preferred stocks, which normally Drop off point is at the Manchester Mall. CAROL SING-A-LONG with Depending on market conditions, the brokerage firm don’t change much. Q U E S TIO N : I bought 100 shares of stock at $1.21 a _____ Bennet Jazz Band. 12-3 P.M. of products for in­ might be able to buy for you at that price, or a lower FOOD BANK STARTS dustry which in­ If the facts are as you state them, you got what’s share on Oct. 18, 1983.1 can’t find this stock listed in • Purnell Place Lot price. called "poor execution" on your purchase. Some any newspaper. I wrote the company and received a Drop off point is at Personal Tee. clude engineered However, if the stock's price moves higher than fiber materials and brokerage firms are better than others in filling reply saying it's traded in the over-the-counter • Forest Street Lot your limit order price after you place that order, the customers orders. market. It’s not in any 0 -T -C list I can find. elastomeric and brokerage firm won’t be able to fill your order and you DECEMBER 8 GiFTSHOP ! fiber components. Where can I get a current price on this stock? won’t buy the shares you want. Q U E S TIO N : I have 128 shares of a preferred stock • St. James Lot 977 MAIN STREET 5 In most cases, it’s better to place a "market order” COMMUNITY SING In Downtown Manchester S on which the annual dividend is 40 cents a share. This ANSW ER: Ask a broker if there’s a price quote on Center Park - 6:00 P.M. O’Connor In to buy or sell a stock at the price at which it is trading stock has a “ call provision." giving the company the that stock in the “ Pink Sheets,” which are published • Maple Street Lot OPEN MOM. Ihri SAT.. 9.30 to 5 JO: tmuRS. Till. 8.30 I in the market at the time your order is executed. A new position right to redeem it at $3 a share, plus accrued and daily by the National Quotations Bureau and f CMCHcaiac market order is always filled, but you don’t know the unpaid dividends, at any time. distributed to brokerage firms. price in advance. Wb Kevin O'Connor of Lately, the stock has been trading at $3 to $3.12>A. UM There are tens of thousands of 0 -T -C stocks. No ^ * This Week's Speciai S Manchester has It’s clear your purchase was handled as a market Wouldn’t it be advisable to purchase more shares at newspaper has space to print them all. If there’s any HAGGAR been appointed ser­ order. The $47 a share price the broker quoted to you $3? The 40-cent dividend results in a return of 13.3 market for that stock, it is quoted in the Pink Sheets, I For Youi E vice and Installation was the price at which that stock had last traded percent. so named for the color of paper used. MAGIC STRETCH Kevin O'Connor manager of Na­ before you asked. By the time your order was foulR Specialty Shop Comfort and durabltHy ora tional Safe Nor­ executed the price had risen to $48. That’s the price ANSW ER: Strictly for income, your purchase of I T M R O n , you had to pay. Doyle welcomes written questions, but he can 757 Main Street, Manchester blandad togalliar In ItiMa orsol I theast Inc., a New England distributor of banking additional shares would be a good investment. Even provide answers only through the column. lookkie dodo. ThoTt bacouM ^g RiMR.Y SIZE MKROWAVE OVEN ^ _____ g equipment and security systems. 4 30% OFF they ora nnda of aoty core The company is based in West Hartford. 100% taxluffzad polyiitaf and If ■ 6drl S | O’Connor graduated in 1976 from the New « u HMvywEm ora mocMna woihobla. England Technical Institute. I l 3 l Praihsuits - Saowsuits, Jackets, Coats SizM 32 to 42 Price I Depailment proposes For Great Christmas Gifts New Home Sales 20% OFF 2 POa’ S S - ® Coleman becomes officer Seasonally adjusted annual rates « e BOVS • YOUTH eOlRLS ■tog. •29 •ach...Naw *19" aodi rain check oversight K (dZM 4-20) (ansa 4-14) 29 Odis Coleman of Manchester has been in thousands of s i n g l e ^ S • Blazera Cameras Frames n I • Slacks - Jeana Buy 2 Bair— Sava *2!" appointed assistant investment officer, asset H • Slacke - Jeana (Ltvf. Oohkooh, Protty mmatmiMt management, in the Urban Investment Division Finn. LnL Pimm. HoemiBH) By Lynn Monahan available, Ms. Neal said. family homes. - ^ Camera Cases Photo Albums W nVtW I OvMI OiMioih, Dtokli) • Blanket Sleepers ★ FRK AlTERATtONS * ViiliMi powft comInI at Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Co., The Associated Press • Tint feMcfe raSdet laa-lkni*Ma« A rain check would be good for 60 days K • Flannel Shirta a Skirts Hartford. and the retailer would have to notify the M • Solid Sllp'On Swaatera Straps Zoom Lenses • Jerseys ‘FREE Snowman Jar In 1983 he was honored as a volunteer of the H A R TF O R D — Connecticut retailers consumer in writing when the item was U • Jaraaya • Pajamaa year at Connecticut Mutual for his many civic and 1 Pajamaa Tripods Lense Filters with purchase. would have to offer rain checks when in stock. The consumer then would have • Slack Seta community service activities. Coleman is a 8 • Slack Seta • Sweaters Limited quantites. they run out of advertised specials 10 days to purchase the item with the » REGATSI PI API \ Sp/y member of the Hartford Public High School- under new regulations proposed by the rain check. K CMtTETS UNDEBWUR INFANTS • TODDLERS Plus experienced personal I V "5 j I Connecticut Mutual Life Alliance Committee. state Department of Consumer If the store could not obtain the item » E.oyi(2-20) aini(2-14) Ovaralla - Slacki - "Your Quality Men's Shop” Mon W* cJ II' S 10 Connecticut Mutual is a member of the CM Protection. M M MS si TImh 111 'f 0^ in 60 days, the consumer would have the U T-Shirts. Brlaft. Janeya - Pa|amas - service and fast quality photo Alliance group of companies. Stores do not have to give rain checks right to purchase a comparable item for K Undarthlrtt, Paulas Cartar Ovarall k Slack Sals Downtown Mencheetor Til-CIty,'Vernon Pearls Fn 111 H on Open Thurt. 'til 9:00 Thure. & FrI. 'til 9:00 (>■) 1 5 .1I I't V 00 under current state law, but rain checks a comparable discount. The consumer m Mutw■Mior CsrdAnSAuarorvioA reoNo Moiuoinwnn adluatminti onon prvwouepnUoui m h iot im. . m processing! ' Sf «vir i are widely used by merchants as a way would then have 30 days to work out the to comply with the law requiring stores details of the substitution with the "Old Fashioned Pricee” DPUC cape SNET spending to have a reasonable supply to meet a retailer. CRAFT SUPPLY HOUSE 1 I Ear-pierciog. ^,<2 ^ N EW B R ITA IN — An unprecedented spending- reasonable demand, department spo­ Ms. Neal said the regulations provide ANNE’S PLACE cap order is aimed at making sure basic keswoman June Neal said Tuesday. for three exceptions when stores would 652,000 50 Purnell Place, Manchester g ® It has to be done right.right. I "The problem before was the law not have to offer rain checks — on telephone service does not suffer because of (off Main St.) 6 4 6 -8 4 3 9 « M W / # . 075 main st. m anchbit« » 8 AndAnd we wo have have tho the profewlonale profestlonele ® TANNING never addressed rain checks so the In OctDber 976 MAIN 8T. MANCHESTER. CT 8 to do youre. SESSIONS $ 2 4 0 0 Unisex Heir S Southern New England Telephone Co. invest­ automobiles; storewide sales, such as 4 Mlur VAmerr trope with aiorwr 8 Tinning Silin ments in other business ventures, state regula­ store could advertise the special offers of 20 percent off on every item; Down 5.5% 1 t NEW ITEM S tory officials say. without having enough items in stock and on seasonable items where stock and the consumer had no way of cannot be replenished. g Craft Books Loopy Chinelles A ^a te regulatory officials on Tuesday ordered SANTA’S SPECIALS g knowing,” Ms. Neal said. Even if the regulations are adopted, 750 M Sequins Colored Sand S Perms *20®® S N E T to severely limit spending for unregulated Saturday Dec. 7. Even the Federal Trade Commission following a public hearing on Jan. 10, « Jewelry Findings Much More g THREE DAYS ONLY 8 activities and agreed to a reorganization plan for You con h«vo your oort plorood by • lloonood the company. ■ has not until recently recognized rain 1986, at the State Office Building h r CMNSTMUTBEa |R motScol nuroo. Ifs dono with 24-korot gold plot* ‘ The Department of Public Utility Control checks, but now permits f o ^ stores to Hartford, consumers who believe I SALE ITEMS — Dec. 4 -7 8 Ft Hl|h R non-illofgtn!c turgicol otBinlOM stool oorlngo. S| HalrculT‘*5®® issue rain checks as an acceptable 700 placed a spending cap of $800 million over the next tailers are itbusing the exceptions to the E All Christmas Supplies substitute for not having items in stock, rain check provisions may still file 8 Ths PtMt: 785 Main St., Manchester A eompMa uniMi heir salon. three years — 25 percent of S N E T ’s total (Mr. & Mrs. Santa heads, ribbons, flowers) she said. complaints to the Department of *17“ 8 643-8484 Anno h a ear 10 yean consolidated assets — on such businesses as fiber •Vy, 25% O FF net price Pike, Masks & Miniatures Thick, fullgroon eeperNnce In tlyllne S optics, information management systems, and The new regulations, printed in this Consumer Protection, Ms. Neal said. bnnehoi. Lookooo o#i TM Tim.: S s lu rd s y D e c. 7 week’s Connecticut Law Journal, would She said stores would not be allowed 650 rool. Long looting. O n e other high technology and special business CRAFT CLASSES 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. equipment. require retailers to offer rain checks to "go around constantly advertising NIte Fafantal eoneonf rogufrod toe porsont undor 1$ |j[ Tuogdiy - Friday 10 a.m. - 0 p.m. when advertised items are unavailable, something and not have it in stock" 4 * 4 FL Hl|h 'Yeo HOURS S N E T had asked for a 50 percent limit. The Dec. S - Christmas Lights Urtc Saturday 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. company is allowed to apply for a waiver of the unless the store specifies in its adver­ since F T C and state regulations still pki M S:3Q-6;30 8 R tisement that it will issue no rain check 600 Dec. 12 - Lady In the Bathtub V t ' T 9:90-5:30 Hf Appoint/nonta Rava priority. order, which in effect forces S N E T commit 75 require retailers to have a reasonable FREE * 10“ "Wo, or states that only a limited quantity is supply. W 0:30-530 K percent of its money to basic phone service. QIFT8 - Mads by ConnscHcut Craftsman NIoootratofIt moot Th 1000-0:00 tt C with iidi onywhoro. TMofc A hiH. Esoy to aooem- F 0:30^:30 £ Call 643-1442 Cralt Supplies At An Affordable Price' Tree . • 0.’30-6;30 g •iml3«>«00 H 550 Ask about our 10% Discount and FurchiiedI h tka Manclwstar Mall • 811 Maiii Straat g Food price hike foreseen Bulk Buying Discount _ 'valiM Mon.-FrI. 9:00-BU)0 785 Main Street ' Doimtaim m Sun. 11:00-400'til Christmas W ASHINGTON — Food prices will continue to Shippers try to block M-S 10-5 - Thurs 'til 9 n w r " Manchester, CT 643-8484 18 Aatlqiis asd CollecSbIa Skopt g rise modestly next year, and farmers may get a 500 -^S A LE DEC. 8TH — DEC 10TH American Express, M C Visa slightly larger share of the consumer food dollar, (E«ittCS(]EMC«Ba()EfiCE«saOR CHRISTMAS ^ — 8 competitive balance, creating "fewer government reported. U.S. trading partners decide to l\ \ I M l 11 i 1V I ' P T ] 1111' l I r a Morris Jacobs of Willimantic, Barry Pagani of BOTH GROUPS HAVE been organ­ choices, less service and higher • The Index of Leading Indicators, retaliate. BRAY’S JEW ELERS Elmwood, Judy Ronaiter of Manchester, Robert ized by Morgan Stanley B Co., a New prices." SELLER’S MUSICSHOPi Since 1915 the government’s main forecasting The bill would cut textile imports ^eAuriFuu ^ Sprague orf Auburn, Maine, and Ronald Zim of York investment banking house that is 8 The Justice Department has ac­ gauge of future economic activity, rose from the nation’s three major suppliers ART i 5 T ^ AT Vernon. fighting Norfolk Southern for the right 699 Main St., Manchester knowledged a Norfolk Southern-Conrail 0.3 percent in October, the smallest — Korea, Taiwan and Hong Kong—and \ F.T. Blish Sardwaru s e r s U*«f3MAOe Others receiving service awards were Dale to acquire Conrail, the government- merger would be anticompetitive, but advance in four months, the Commerce freeze'imports from the next nine i MANCHKSTlira OLDEST. aiMCt 1B9B S D p p u a s 50 Purnell Place 8 Conway, Janet Guertin, Sirkka Johnson and owned freight rail carrier. recently gave preliminary approval to Department said. biggest exporters: China, Japan, Pak­ 1 MLUSHFS FPLIC ART 6^3-5617 Sandra Loprlre, all of Manchester, Robert Officials for several major shippers a Norfolk Southern plan designed to On the trade measure, the 2SS-161 I "THE HARDWARE PEOPLE” Manchester | Dunbar of West Hartford; Eleanor Devoe of told reporters a merger between istan. Indonesia, India, the Philippines t - V I N i e v r a U TS address those anticompetitive effects. victory margin fell short of the Thailand, Brazil and Singapore. 8 4 » F T 5 Diamonds - Watches Coventry: Allen Parker of Amston; Paul Norfolk Southern and Conrail, two Norfolk Southern plans to sell track to 8 763 MiriNfL/6434121 two-thirds support sponsors would need It would limit the future growth of all a Y t i MAIM ersNetiiiNa 8 Sales - Repairs Piskorski of Waterbury; and Paul Hansen and major Eastern railroads, would hurt the Guilford and Pittsburgh & Lake if Reagan vetoed the measure and an textile and apparel imports except VshOMreMMa 649-2036 I Rick Hogaboom, both of Vernon. rail competition and raise shipping Erie railroads so they can provide Mon.-Set. 930-5:30, Thure. Til 9 effort to override were mounted in the those from Canada and Europe, whose I Mon.-Frl. B:30-5:30 / Thurt. Til 8:00 / StI. 8:30-430 S costs. continued competition in markets Mon.-Thura. 9:30-8:00 / FrI.-Sat. 9:30-6:00 short time remaining before Congress higher-priced merchandise does not t ^ o W ^ \ Holldey hours 12/9-12/23 - 9310-930 Mon.-Set. “ Congress is considering the creation where Norfolk Southern and Conrail are |s(iaaa()M iH9M ie«iw >fiaiMcaa(BSK)(«iM9MM()w9a(|Ki goes home for the holidays. threaten the domestic industry. KEBtEMtHH istmmmmmemiiatmammmaaimmtmm of a mega-railroad that would drasti­ now the main competitors. Dow shows flight gain Textile industry and labor union The Commerce Department cally alter the rail industry in this Norfolk Southern has tried for almost and apokeamen hailed the 255-151 House Housing and Urban Development, S OLYMPIA DELICATESSEN \ A Store of Inspiration in N EW Y O R K — Prices opened mixed today in country," said E a rl- Mallick, vice a year to get congressional approval of in a vote Tuesday that sent the measure to joint report on housing sales, said new Downtowp Manchester moderate trading of New York Stock Exchange president of public affairs for U.S. Steel the sale. Norfolk Southern officials say NASSIFrSSSI?,", E. A. JO H N SO N PAIN T I the president and urged him to sign it. single-family homes were sold at an I 697 Main St., Manchester a issues. Corp. unless the Republican-controlled Se­ But immediately following the House annual rate of 652,000 uniU in Detober 723 Main St., Manchester The Dow Jones industrial average, which rose "A Conrail-Noilolk Southern merger nate approves the sale before the end of vote. White House spokesman Larry 991 Main St., Manchester | 1.15 to 1,459.06 Tuesday, was up 1.49 to 1,460.54 could have a devastating impact on down from a rate of 090,000 units in the year, they may withdraw their offer Speakes reiterated; "We anticipate a September. I 643-0809 i [Bibles & Books shortly after the market opened. shippers in almost every region of the to buy Conrail. veto.” 649-4501 Declines led advances 165-152 among the 488 country. The shippers know it and want The shipper group endorsed Morgan The decline followed drops of 3 g Luncheon Specials, Party Platters, ! 647-9126 1 LIGHT FROM COD LIFE FOR MAN American Textile Manufacturers In­ percent in September and 4.9 percent in iaauea crossing the New York Stoek Exchange Congreaa and the Reagan administra­ Stanley’s rival $1.2 billion bid for stitute president Ellison McKissick, Family Sports Shop Since 1944 Wallpaper Sale thru'12/31 tape. tion to know it.” Conrail. That offer calls for a consor­ August and was the sharpest setback i DellSandvriches, HomemadeSoup^ noting that textile importa have doubled since a 7.2 percent April fall. Early turnover amounted to about 1,779,500 The Reagan administration has re­ tium of 41 investors to buy Conrail and over the last four years and cost the I Tuee.-Frt. 7:00-430, Thun. WO g Cross Country & Downhill Ski Is I 840 Main Sti shares. commended Congress approve the sale then resell it to the public in a stock sale, The Commerce Department also said Street 649-3396 nation 300,000jobs, said, "The preaident the Leading Indicators Index was the i Mon. S Set. 7.-00-330 ■ - Clothing | of Conrail to Norfolk Southern for $1.2 allowing the railroad to remain cannot ignore this mandate. He should lkf9nciSK9actMaM9KEsiaa(Baiia(9B(M(ia(MCMi9HMdaii billion, plus other considerations. independent. weakest since a o.f percent June IHiNiaKIWMlKWMCEKMIMlimmWWWMjUMMWMWMW! S M E W lil sign the bill immediately." increase.

r- MANCHESTER HERALD. Wedneidav. Dec. 4. 19«5 - W M - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. Dec. 4, 1985 OIL PRODUCERS Home-heating oil use plummets in West

By Roz Lliton became a bargain fuel again. BEFO R E 1973 oil was the most United States will no longer be the CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 The world's top 10 United Press International Schipper said by 1963 bonnes frequent fuel choice in new homes most at-risk country,” he sold. everywhere except in North Amer­ Even though tbe United SUtes is accounted for only about 20 per­ l i g HONES HOMES RES HOMES NEW YORK — Home-beating oil cent of the oil burned in OECD ica, tbe study said. But afjter the using one-third less heating oil FOR SALE than in 1973; Schipper said the drop HELP WANTED FOR SALE SALE use plummeted 40 percent in tbe countries, where the appetite for 1973-1974 oil price shock, hatural I HELP WANTED IH EIP WANTED HELPWANTBI FOR SALE United States and six other West­ all petroleum products h ^ shrunk gas and electricity rapidly in­ is "deceptive” because many Charming and Moder­ creased their share in the United Americans have supplemented Part-time corretpond- Port Time Inserlera Coventry — Driver for Next Thonksglvln- Glastonbury — $115,500. Time Is of the Ettencell ern nations between 1972 and 1993 by roughly 4 million barrels a day nized — Nine room Co­ following the two OPEC price since 1973. States and Canada at the expense oil-heating systems with wood or enti to cover scholoatlc wanted. Cdll 447-9946. ask Manchester Herald. e—.You could be ccle- Terrific price cut I Excep­ Owner needs Immediate electric heaters and could easily sale. All reasonable lonial In prestigious 1964 (million b a r f l» p f day), shocks and at least half the decline “Housing is tbe most sensitive to of oil. Sweden and Norway imme­ sports events In the Mon- for Bob. Lake area, good pov and brotlne the holidays In tional Ranch with 3 bed­ RN/LPN — Cordlolo- Glastonbury with large, is permanent, University of Cali­ energy savings, but the residential diately turned to wood and elec­ revert back to it in an oil price ■ Chester area. Sports cor allowance. Call 647- this new contemporary rooms, flreploced living offers considered. Excel­ glat's offict In Vtrnon. lent Income Is generated country kitchen & ap­ sector is not well understood,” tricity as an alternative. slide. knowladgt asaantlol; Clerk Typist — For pen- home. Builder will con­ room and well designed fornia researchers say. Heovv potlant contact. kitchen with sliders to bv this commerelol par­ pliances. Situated on ap­ Schipper said. “ Housing takes a "Much of the reaction to tbe oil newswrltlng txperltnce oral office duties, pre- struct retembele this Conservation efforts, fuel­ By 1982 the United States and Stress testing, patient ed­ skftch or will build to suit deck. Landscaped yard cel on Rt. 6 In Bolton. proximately one acre of larger part of tbe consumer budget price shocks has been quick and desirobla. For on op- vlous experience switching and turning down ther­ Norway were the least dependent ucation. Will train. Ex­ vbur plans. Lovely lot In a with Inground pool. Sen­ Licensed for a used cor land, this spacious 4 or 5 mostats saved about 1.2 million than cars.” dirty short-term measures,” Ke­ polntmant, coll Lan Aus- preferred. Full or porf on oil among tbe countries studied cellent wages, benefits ter, sports adltor, Mon- tine Glastonbury neigh­ try Real Estate. 643-4060. business too. Offered at bedroom home with 2Vi The study concluded that one- toff said. time. East Hartford of­ barrels of oil a day during tbe and relied on the fuel for less than and pension program. chaster H e r a l d , fice. For appointment, Real Estate borhood. Coll Anne Dore- $134,900. Call for more baths, and one year old 11-year period in the United States, third of the savings in the seven Schipper warned that Ameri­ heating system, Isa Must 20 percent of their home energy Send resume to Box K, weekdays before lOo.m., call M lu Miller, 389-0256, mus for details. Jackson South Windsor — details. Jackson 8, Jack- Canada. Denmark, France, Nor­ countries stemmed from a decline cans still are reluctant to invest to seel Asking $154,900. ne^s. c/o Manchester Herald. 643-2711. 10am-5pm.. 8i Jackson Real Estate, $197,500. Executive Con­ son Real Estote, 647-8400 way. Sweden, and West Germany, in the number of homes heated heavily in upgrading tbe energy Strano Real Estate, 647- ■ | ^ i m « 647-8400 or 646-8646, or temporary in absolutely or 646-8646.______according to a study published in with oil and the rest from a "The U.S. achievement is note­ efficiency of housing and heating 646-4611. 7653. equipment. n s t M E Immaculate condition! Before the Snow Flle- Science magazine by Lee Schipper reduction in oil consumption in worthy,” Schipper said, pointing NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED This home feotures a 3 and Andre Ketoff of International households still using the fuel. out that conversions from oil to “The challenge of the 1980s may s.....You should check Large and Lovely — This All real estota odvertltod car garage, large rooms, Each country was stung by steep natural gas and reductions in oil be to convert the quick savings of IN MANCHESTER AREA Classic Design — Quality out this ocre+ lot on spacious four bedroom Energy Studies at Lawrence Ber­ TAX In the Manchester Herald 3 bolhs and over an acre price hikes for heating oil in the use per household were equally the last few years into permanent materials and lavish ex­ Stonehedge Lane In Bol­ Colonial Is situated on a keley Laboratory. WNdbrldgo 8L It tublect to the federal of landl Gorgeous slate ton. Home to be built, you aftermath of the 1973-1974 Arab oil responsible for the heating oil savings — higher comfort with less 18-230 PREPARATION tras hove gone Into this beautifully landscaped "We found that at least half of North Elm 81 Fair Houtine Act of 1968, foyer entry, central vac, 8 may select your own lot In the Forest Hlls ■il H H H H H H H m this reduction is virtually perman­ embargo and the 1979-1980 Iranian decline in the United States. o i l ------through Improvement of III unique 7 room, 2'/> both Atoxindor 81 which mokes It Illegal to home. Premium south X 14 deck ond more! You plan. Quality construc­ section of Manchester. ent and unlikely to turn around,” revolution, causing a flight to other "In another oil emergency the our homes,” the study said. III must call today for your advertise any prefer­ end location. See It to- tion built bv Levitt! Call Some of Its fine features / / / / / / / / / / Ketoff told UPI. “ Even if oil prices fuels and spartan heating habits. Contor8l 487-553 odd mly private showing of fhls National tax prepa­ ence, limitation or dis­ dovl We Guarantee our for on appointment to­ Include a private wooded Sweden, which has the most Contor 81 homel D.W. Fish Really, were to drop sharply, only about 5636M odd only ration firm seeking crim ination bated on HousesI Blanchord 8, day! Jackson 8, Jackson back yard,andflreplaced half would return to oil.” energy-efficient homes in the Lincoln 8t. race, color, rellplon, tex 643-1591 or 871-1400. h / * / / ^ / III tax season help in Rossetto Real Estate, 646- Real Estate, 647-8400 or fam ily room and a first West, led the energy savers with a Porkini 81 III or national origin, or an 2482. 646-8646.______floor laundry area. Coll CONVERSION TO other fuels, 48 percent drop in per capita ANSW ERS TO THE QUIZ several area loca­ Intention to make any Manchester — $289,000. today for an appointment RIdgiwood 8 l all Executive Ranch style Sunny Brook Forms — technical improvements in heating heating oil use in the 1973-1983 RootoviH 8L tions. Must have such preference, lim ita­ to see this fine home. equipment, and upgrading the span. The United States, Canada WORLDSCOPf: 1-Syrlj; 2-CIA; 3-Cathollc«: 4-tound ol anm all tion or dltcrlmlnaflon. Save Taxes — Three home with Contempor­ The name of the street Offered at $138,900. Joyce Source: BP Statistical Review of World Energy NEA graphic 8Uohn 8L previous experience The Herald will not know­ Family. Before the de­ ary flair! Spacious soys It dll! A beautifully housing stock are irreversible and Denmark cut usage 44 percent. control Ulk>; S-HiHadelphia 115-175 G. Epstein Real Estate, or education in tax ingly accept any adver­ preciation schedule goes rooms, skylights, cathed­ decorated 7 room full measures, the researchers said. Germany showed the smallest NEWSNAME: Donald Regan, WhHe Houte chief ol ilalf 8L John 8L 15-100 647-8895.______But behavioral changes, such as savings of 11 percent because the tisement which Is In vio­ to 30 veorsl This building ral ceilings and every­ dormered Cape with first Arab sheiks don't monopolize the world's oil production. MATCHWORDS: 1-c; 2-e; 3-d; 4-b; S-a 8L Lawronn SL all theory. Will provide Manchester — For sale living with lower indoor tempera­ number of homes heated with oil lation of the law. has a positive cash flowl thing you'd expect! 2 floor flreploced family By far, the Soviet Union (12.4 million barrels per day) and PEOPIEWATCH/SPORUICHT: 2-Mary Tyler Moore; 2-WHllam Edmund 8L 11-53 training. Call Dis­ room, screened In porch, bv owner. One bedroom tures. using less hot water and rose more than 20 percent as new Close before the first of dcres of land, 3 cor Schroeder’t; 3-Rembrandl; 4-Orange Rowl; 5-Wlmbledon Filrvlaw Government Homes the year and Insure your gdrage - truly a real Inground pool and gar­ Ranch, oood starter or the United States (10.4 million barrels per day) are the substituting wood or electricity for - dwellings installed central all trict office at 529- 8toiw 81 from SI (U Repoir). Also future I We Guarantee estate masterpiece! Visit age! Onlv $125,900....We retirement home. Move- two big oil producers. oil, could well be abandoned if oil heating. III 1489 Monday thru W8st Mlddl8 TpkB. delinquent tax property. our HousesI Blanchard & this home now!! D.W. Guarantee our Houses! In condition Inside and 420400 Friday, 9am-5pm. Coll 1-805-687-6000, Ext. Rossetto Real Estate, 646- Fish Realty, 643-1591 or Blanchard & Rossetto out. Located on Autumn MANCHESTER HERALD GH-9965 for Information. 2482. 871-1400.’ Real Estate, 646-2482. Street. 568-1970. S67,500. 4 Call NOW 647-9946 . . 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 [ g j ] HOMES nn homes FOR SALE Classified..Store'Oltice Space 44 62 |£LI FOR SALE Business Ooportunifies 22 Household Goods For advertisements to be Notices Situation Wanted 23 Resort Property 45 Misc for Sole 63 Rates published AAondov. the deod Employment Into 24 Misc tor Rent 46 Home ond Gordon 64 M in im u m C harge . Lost/Found. . . 01 line IS 2:30 p.m on Frldov Persotols . .. 02 Instruction 25 Wanted to Rent 47 Pets 65 S3.00 lor one day Announcerr’.ents 03 Roommates Wanted 48 Musical Items 66 P er W ord: Aoctloni. 04 Recreotionoi items 67 )-2 d o vs Read Your Ad Real Estate AntiQues 68 3 5 d o vs Classified advertisements Homes tor Sole 31 Services Tog Soles 69 6 d o vs ore token bv telephone os o Condominiums 32 Services Ottered 51 Wonted to Duv 70 26 d o vs Financial convenience Lofs/Lond for Sole 33 Pointing/Papering 52 AAortgaoes...... 11. The Monchester Herald is Investment Property 34 Building/Cent roc ting 53 Personal Loans 12 respunsibleonlvtoroneincor Business Property 35 Roofing/SIding 54 Insurance...... 13 reci—insertion and then onlv Resort Property 36 Heating/Plumbing 55 Automotive Deadlines >k Ik Ik >k Ik Wanted to Borrow 14 « * * * * ■k Ik Ik *k Ik F lo o rin g 56 Cors Trucks tor Sole 71 for the size of the origmol For clos.sified odvertise- in s e rtio n . Income Tax Service 57 Motorcycles Bicycles 72 ments to be published Tues- Errors which do not lessen Rentals Services Wanted 58 Rec Vehicles 73 Swedish Gifts Employment dov through Saturdov, the. the value of the advertisement Gymnasiums Rooms tor Rent 41 Auto Services 74 Appliances & Education For Sale deadline is noon on the dov will not be corrected bv on visit the SCANDANAVIAN GIFT Apartments for Rent 42 Autos tor Rent Lease 75 HUGHIES WEIGHT ROOM. Arobics, AL SIEFFERTS APPLIANCES, 445 before publication. additional insertion. nautilus, personalized Instruction - SHOP to find that extraordinary gift Help Wanted ...... 21 Homes for Rent 43' Holidov/Seosonol 61 Misc Automotive 76 you've been looking for. We also Hartford Road, Manchester, CT.,647- gift certificotes avalloble. 205 9997. Shop now tor a full selection of Hartford Rood. Manchester, 643-3749. carry Swedish Foods. Ellington Cen­ ter Plaza, Ellington, B73-0273. televisions, VCR's, audio eaulpment, COVENTRY $107,000 big screen TVs, microwoves, com­ Hi * * * « pact disc players, washers, dryers, Notices Employment GIVE YOURSELF A QIFTI Ik Ik Ik Ik )k HELP WANTED HELP WANTED [HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED and kitchen appliances. We will beat HELP WANTED A lovely, new home in the countryside. This any price! & Education attractive, 6 room Raised Ranch has 3 bed­ Salesperson — Full or Base Player Wanted for Port Time Secretary Fuel Oil Truck Driver — rooms, 2 baths, 2 zone heat, all thermopane Jewelry amateur band, age 16-19, Wanted — Temple Beth Dispotcher — Permanent 8; 4c 4: ____[LOST AND FOUND part time for flower and Class II license required, windows, slider to a huge deck. Your choice gift shop. Some expe­ experienced preferred. Sholom, Call 643-9563, full time position. Small dependable. Fuel Oil de­ BRAY JEWELERS, 699 Main Street, Gold Jewelry E of colors, carpeting, etc. plus a 2 car attached rience. Apply In person. Clerical — Full time posi­ Call John, 643-0049 or Tuesdays or Thursdays, office atmosphere. Di­ livery East of the river. Manchester Specializing In Seiko and Found — Large female Pulsor wotches. Also 14K Gold Chains sparking new 14Korat Gold Cholns, I HELP WANTED Flower Fashion, 85 East tion In pleasant office M ark, 643-4362. 3- 6pm. versified office duties. Experienced only, full garage and huge lot. orange striped tiger cot. Bangles and Bracelets. $10.95-$16.95 Center Street, environment. Health In- Coll Appliance Repair, time. Insurance and be­ and fine jewelry. Hummel figurines. Beauty Salons Vicinity of Commuter lot Watch and lewelry repair. "We Ser­ per gram. Sold bv weight at THE Monchester. surance/nbeneflts pro­ RN Supervisory position 646-1112, M r. Kaufman. nefits. Coll 647-9137. W( cm htip you bscomt i TRESCHIC BEAUTY SALONhosgift on Pleasant Valiev Road, Part-time writer to re­ available weekends bav- vice Whot We Sell” 643-5617. GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY, 805 Moln South Windsor. Call Val­ gram available. Free "REALE' PROFESSIOnALI certificates available far all yaur hol­ port Coventry news and Counter Attendant — parking. Experience us­ lor night shift in our 155 Driver — For South Call 646-4525. and M k lor Dan. Street • 643-6395. Also diamonds, iday styles. Great stocking stuffersi iev Veterinary Hospital, features for the Manches­ bed, SNF-ICF facility Office Position — Diver­ 4i Ik « Ik Ik pendants, earrings, ond rings. 528-2178. Part time help. Mainly ing adding machine, typ­ LTV Steel Company Windsor wholesaler. 643-2483. 303 East Center Street. ter Herald. Knowledge of evenings. Must be 18. ing skills helpful. Apply In seeks Individual capable specializing In short term sified activity, typing es­ Good benefits. Appli­ D.F. REALE, INC. Located In CONNECTICUT! town affairs necessary. Apply at Subway, 288 person, Prague Shoe of performing mainte­ rehabilitation. Earn gen­ sential, CRT experience cants should be responsi­ Reef Ealafe VALLEY COIN.. IM Uii* N,. Cl. 4i Ik Ik Ik >k Call after 1 p.m. week­ Center Street, Compony, 200 Pitkin nance duties on second erous pay, tuition reim­ helpful. Good communi­ ble and dependable. Only Stereo Specialist PERSONALS days; James Sacks, city Manchester. Street, East Hartford. shift. Individual should bursement plan, uniform cation skills, small office, serious need apply. Coll A46-4SXS * « Ik * * editor, or Doug Bevins, desirable location, chal­ c hove strong electrical allowance, meals pro­ 528-9624. J.8. ELECTRONICS — Where Pro­ managing editor, Man­ Insurance — Personal background as well as vided and hove your lenging. Coll Sol Julian, fessionals buy their tterto eaulpment Reassure that special chester Herald, 643-2711. 289-8211. C a M Wore- THE VILLAGE HAIR STYLIST, 313 someone of your love bv lines and assistant per­ mechanical skills. Com­ weekdays free for other and accessories. Discount pricing on Florists Main Street, Manchester, 649-0II7 — sonal lines customer ser­ petitive salary and fringe pursuits. Call 643-5151 for house, Inc., East Hart­ Wishing will not sell any­ cosh an carry Items. Coll Jack Ber­ 20% off Redken Products with men­ telling the whole world Dishwasher — M /F. Op­ ford, CT. CHRISTMAS PLANTS, CENTER- how much you love them vice representotive. Ex­ Auto DIsmantler Wanted benefits. Apply In person a n Interview thing ... a low-cost ad In Knit Pet Coot trand 643-1362. tion of this ad. Great Gift Ideas tor the enings for nights and at West Main Street, appointment. Classified will. Why not PIECES, Holiday Rose Special and with the Manchester He­ perienced preferred but — Must have own tools Christmas Parties. KRAUSE FLO­ Holidays. weekends. Good pay. will consider applicant qnd some auto expe­ Route 32, V* mile East of Teochers and Core Giv­ place one today I 643-2711. rald. Coll the classified Cook — Full time ond 4i « gi 8 S' RIST, 631 Hartford Rood. 643-9559. Apply Steak Club Restau­ based on related office rience. Company paid Route 66, Wllllmantic. Babysitter Wanted — for ers for day core center, department todav and port time for busy cafe Ik Ik * *k Ik rant, Route 83, Vernon. experience. Call Robert health Insurance. Call Equal Opportunity Em­ 3 year old, Sam-8am, afternoon hours, coll 646- place your personal mes­ restaurant, good hourly Zip-front Jumper Lathrop, Independent In­ 649-3391. ployer, M/F. Tuesdav-Friday. Need 7090. Ik |i Ik Ik Ik sage. 643-2711, 8:30am to rote, pleasant atmos­ Typewriters 5;00pm. Cook For Lunch Prepa­ surance Center, Inc., 646- own transportation. Bol­ ration at local day care 6050. art Time Cashier ton, 646-4016. phere, some weekends, CENTERPIECES, FRUIT BASKETS, Knitting meals furnished. Apply In YALE* TYPEWRITER SERVICE — center, hours, 10am-1pm. 'Wantedf ' — Saturdays. Medical Assistant 8- 20 Typewriters rebuilt. Portable Flower Plonts tor Your Holldoy wanted for Manchester person. Hungry Tiger Love to knit? Want to learn? DREAM Call 646-7090. Apply within Fairway, SSSPay Your Christmas INCHES Typewriters from $35. Sales and Ser­ Needs. BROWN'S FLOWERS INC., WEAVER YARN SHOP hosvour knit­ Transcriptlonist, Medl- office, port time. Expe­ Cafe Restaurant. I ANNOUNCEMENTS Auto Used Parts Counter 975 Moln Street, Bills — Temporary vice. Typewriter and Adding 163 Main Street, Manchester. 643- ting needs lor the holldoys. 1227 Burn­ col — Full time, for a Manchester. rience preferred. Please Salesperson Wanted — homemaker needed for Mochines. 41 Purnell Place, Mon­ 8455. side Ave., East Hartford, 283-0026. doctors' office In Man­ send resumeto Box L, c/o Emergency? In M an­ Full time, 40-50 hours. 4- 6 weeks starting In Jan­ Assistant Te pany with national atflll- Driver's license re­ general store work. bies. Call 649-0661 for Afternoon hours availa­ cal Insurance, top salary quired. Company paid Apply In person. Flower more Information. We hove on Immediate atlons, profit sharing, need for o file clerk In our ble. Coll 647-0788 or 649- PARK HILL JOYCE FLOWER SHOP commensurate with ex­ health Insurance. Call Fashion, 85 East Center NEU' WWTEO excellent growth poten­ busy personnel office. 9228. — Fancy Fruit Baskets. Boxwood perience. Call 647-1493. 649-3391. Street, Manchester. Ceramics tial, 649-4563. Truck Driver Needed — Experience desirable but Fruit Baskets Trees - All Your Chrlstmos Decorat­ One or two days per week not necessary. Light typ­ FANCY FRUIT BASKETS — Order ing Needs I 36 Oak Street. 649-0791. Make the perfect ceramic gift tor the Driver and Warehousing A M AUTO CLUB for delivery In Connecti­ ing ability preferred. Du­ early. Also Wicker Items. 20% Off All .holidays. Coll Nancy Thomas. AUTO PARTS MANA6ER cut. Coll collect, 201-575- — F ulltim e, coll 872-2686. CERAMICS ETC., 643-2862,1 Mitchell 3B1 Bread Street ChrytlBr or (>BtBun«NtBBBn BRpBri- ties to Include sorting Wicker. PERO FRUIT STAND - 276 Ik Ik >k Ik Ik PICTURE THIS MaRciietter, CT 0SO4O •neo roquirod. Mutt h«vt rooont 8676. moll, filing, research Oakland Street, Manchester. Drive, Manchester. •xporlBnco in BithBr lln«. BCffl* oond other clerical duties oomputor invBntory knowlBdo# 643-6384. ^ NEED EXTRA os required. We offer o 5 HAIRCUTTERS ijc ifs li* ){• MONEY FOR THE ctaBirod but not nocoBBary to tor- vloo BmBll Bbop of ft mtcbanicB day work week with 25 Ik Ik Ik di Package Stores HOLIDAYS? •nd 2 body m«n. Oood opportun­ SECURITY flexible hours. Candi­ SUPERCUTS ity tor BtBOdy Bmpioymonl with bo- K n it LIKE TALKING TO I ary and com ml «l on program. WATCHPERSONS dates may apply of our Now Hiring In Mtnehottar. BROWNS PACKAGE STORE has a Crafts $ EXTRA MONEY $ Ap^ to T im OrtBCOl I for Inlarviaw CO r^p orate o ffice variety of liquors, wines, cordials, for PEOPLE? Staphano World of Whaafs. d b.a. It you have, or are about C R E A TIV E CRAFTS has o varied se­ Mondoy-Frldoy, 9om- to racalve, a Conn. your holiday needs and gift giving This job may be tor you. Willimantie Niaaan Oodga Currently accepting ap­ 3pm or coll 289-3301, ext. Ideas. 378 West Middle Tpke. 643-7330. lection of unique craft supplies. Per­ 9-1. Monday-Friday. 5-9, Stata Coamatologlat llcanaa, With Your Own Part-Time Job^ lltajifn'iWtrld el Wheals plications for Security 210. Motts Shoprite Su­ give ua a call at 649-2411. Country Christmas fect gift for thecrott lover In your life. Tuesday and Wednesday. IMT FnlailM 8t 8 Watchpersona for 2SB Olcott Street, Manchester, 646- permarket, 59 Leggett Banefita Include: Christmas Is coming, our geese are :k Ik Ik sk >k Call July at 846-7096. 8IMU.CT 88810 maintenance shutdown Street, East Hartford. 'Paid Training 5825. An excellent opportunity for Ar^quB^PDOrtUjilh^mp^^ ______M88I1I getting fat, come and pick o period at electric power EOE. M /F . ‘ Excellent Starting SOaiy Christmas bear or perhaps a cheerful 4 'Frequent Wage Ravlawt station. Minimum age cot. CInnomon sticks and rag dolls & Housewives and Mothers with $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$9 19, women and retirees 'Paid Vacatlont. Holldaya Looking for smiling faces 'Cllentelle and Equipment country things galore - Irene gift in good physical condi­ full or port time for oil wrapping In the rear, GInny by the CHERRONES PACKAGE STORE. I $ Provided 5138 Stock up on your Holiday beverages young children _ bring them tion encouraged to shifts. Apply In person. 'Manigament Opportunitlee door. Holiday hours. Mon.-Sot. 10-6, apply. Higih school di­ No phone colls, Grom- Sun. 12-5, Thurs. 'til 9. | CRAFTS­ for a wide selection of gift packs, Unique Gifts $ BESTII! I wines, champagnes & liquors. 624 ploma or QED with no py's Corner Store, 706 SUPERCUTS MEN'S GALLERY. 58 Cooper Street, with you and save on police record. $6 per 8 M 0 \ \ Eost Middle Tpke., 643-7037. The store with elegant, unique and Main Street. Phone 649-2411 Be kind to your pet when Manchester. 647-8161. ( PART TIME $ hour to start. Clean I2VM4W different fashions and gifts from wintry winds blow with « Ik * Ik >k around the world. EAST WEST babysitting costs. working conditions, an easy-knit sweater. * * * * * $ JOB IN TOWN! I overtime hours, no No. 5138 has knit di­ IMPORTS, lll'/3 Center Street, Manchester, 643-5692. I ‘S " hr./8ta ii | heavy physical activity NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED Wear this zip-firont classic rections for back length, required, end opportun­ ss s jumper, or sleeveless excluding collar, 8 to 20 IN BOLTON AREA dress in wsnn westher. A inches inclusive. Army/Navy Ik 4< Ik Ik 4< ity lor advancement as a ptacticsl sddition to the Tools I No dress code. Casual fun atmos- | profesaional nuclear se­ Biltin Liki Am Bolton hidf-sized wsrdrobe. Ts tilsr, mb8 Itr tart Come In ond check out DOUG'S I phere. If you enjoy talking on the | curity officer. Apply on No. 83S8 with Photo- prtim, »tai tot fN sMtzp 1B8 ARMY NAVY'S discounted prices on SHOP BLISH HARDWARE, 793 Main M l SuMiwr Dr. A rn Bolton Guide is in Sizes 12V5 to asMUig. clothing and much more tor the Street for the Do-lt-Yourselter. Com­ THE UNIQUE BOUTIQUE (Next to I phone, we might have a job for you. | November 19 - Novem­ u m iu m _ Vic's Plzzo). 149 West Middle Tpke. ber 30, 1985. Bring an L ik iS L 24V5. Size 14V5, 37 hurt, 3H entire family. Doug's Is open from plete line of tools. Open Dally 8:30am yards 45-inch. ItettwSSnws 9-9, Monday thru Saturday. Sunday to 5:30pm and Thursday evenings for Lovely handcrafted gifts from 22 Hours Per Week I We offer a guaranteed salary with | original and one copy of Cldw Mill Rd. anrrM,a.T.iteM porcelain dolls to teddy bears and T8 OMUL tm i UJ8 Mr sseb Mst asat, AiSrtti ultt ZIP 13-5. 369 West Middle Tpke., Man­ the Holidays. 643-4121. I bonuses. Work done from our office, | your birth certificate, BrMkIlild 8L Belton gtt^piNSatfcrpsftsgsssi caai MS tgit aMkw. chester (next to M edl-M ort),643-5065. candles to pot pourri. 643-8755. Salary Plus Gas Allowance high school diploma or ft two evenings a week and/or Satur- ft LMIddItTpki. SPECIAL: Orer 200 se­ Ik 4> Ik >k QED, DD214, social se­ m a aaao T lections and a FBEE « * « « Ik Ik « « * SOUND INTERESTING? ft day mornings. Call Michelle, 647- ft curity card and driver's Unity 8L Pattern Section in the You can be a Herald Area Adviser and handle and mAsn.'issi.. $ 9946, Mon. or Thurs. Eve, also Sat. ft license. For further in­ Cirpinlir Rd. Mmc-Bolton am Tart. a.f. tstu ALBUM. Jnst $3.00. supervise our carrier boys & girls. If you like kids - rnst aswt. aasrsii wiia zir caaa, sins NaOMr saS Sla. BOOM It $1.2t Mca want a little Independence and your own income... $ morning. ft formation call ^44-1258. BlMTldfli Dr. a-izs—sous—aa aas asu. an Burnt International Se­ MIti Dr. ^ Minelmtir New FASHION with ts anu iswM km a aito WML I or I curity Services, 98 Photo-Guide patterns in a-111—aEitiooM HAWiusax— all sise rangca, haa a ze tipM a sM«mwk tuuL Washington Street, am —ia ani w zzep—4o ■pccial Grace Mle Collec- H M im m Haas M b m l 1-624-3907 anytime ft Suite 201, Middletown, MANCHESTER HERALD uon for larger aizea; plna a-u*-casm-M psatt M auks- CT. 2 BONUS Coapona! 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^nchcitar — Pltkln Manchester — Available W t t , lovtiy brick and Immediately. One, two troma. 3 btdroomt. iVi and three bedroom Thursday, Dec. 5.1985 Single copy; 254 both*, flrtploce, en- apartments. $425, $495, cl#**d porch, 2 cor oar- $525, heat and hot water Priced right at Included. J.O . Real Est­ ■ j i i • W9>M0. Lm m with option ate, 646-1980. to buy will be considered. Owner Agency, M4-0139. Like Private Home — 3'/a Court system’s troubles will take time to resolve room apartment. Base­ ment, appliances. Work­ By GEorge Layng return to the court on West Center branches of the court handle more reduce the number of cases heard ant state's attorneys who prose­ Manchester, East Hartford, South ICOHOOMINIUMS ing single adult, married Herald Reporter Street over and over before pro­ cases and experience longer de­ by judges in seven superior courts. cute cases at the West Center Windsor, Marlborough and Glas­ IFOR SALE couple. No children,pets. ceedings are brought to a close. lays, Manchester constantly The program relies on attorneys Street court, the workload will tonbury — are processed at 643-2880. V I Every morning just after 9 Those involved in drawn-out suffers under a workload that is appointed by the state to handle rise, Cornelius Shea, the chief Manchester Superior Court, which Manchester — $41,900. o'clock, the lobby at Manchester legal matters in Manchester don't' difficult for rome parts of its staff infractions, motor vehicle viola­ prosecutor for the judicial district was opened in 1980. Shea said the Don't miss this opportun­ For.Rent — Januory 1st. .-■'''Ilf* r Superior Court is crowded with suffer alone. Five-room duplex. Fire­ to keep up with, according to tions and small claims cases. that includes Manchester, told the volume of cases has not increased ity to own brick 2 story defendants, lawyers, family According to statistics supplied statistics and a recent survey of Four of the magistrates are Herald. greatly over the years and that unit. Fully oppllonced place, large kitchen, stove, yard, basement, members and friends waiting for by the state Judicial Department, court employees. scheduled to begin practice in "It's intended to loosen up the prosecutors can handle the current kitchen, 2 large bed­ legal proceedings to begin. IS percent of the criminal cases The overcrowding and delays in Manchester in January, according Judge's time," Shea said. "But it case load. rooms and plenty of stor­ washer-dryer hookups, convenient location to Next to a bulletin board, a small pending at Manchester Superior the system are not new and are to Judicial Department spokes­ increases the number of courts we "It's about the sam e," he said. age space. Coll for de­ group shoulders around the list of Court as of Nov. 1 had continued being addressed by state officials. tails. Sentry Real Estate, bus stops, parking for one man Larry Moore. Under the have to deal with." "We're fortunate that we have an car only. No pets. $625 cases scheduled to be heard that past the six-month standard used The state's strategy for reducing program, a third room will added Shea maintains that the current adequate staff so that we’re not 643-4060. ^ 5 monthly plus utilities, se­ day. Others sit on benches, lean by the agency to measure its case the problems, however, is likely to to the two now used to prosecute caseload is large enough. severely handicapped. We have curity deposit, lease. Call T ‘ ^ I P - -Si ■>' against the wall, or smoke in the ..flow. That compares with an bring with it some additional cases. "We are busy," he said. "We enough to handle what we have.” 647-1004 after 5pm vestibule. average of 11 percent for the complications. When the magistrates begin have more than enough to keep us But Head Clerk Katherine Mu- Rentals weekdays. THE NUTCRACKER by The Joe Kubert S c h o o l ______Once inside the courtroom, their Superior Court system as a whole. On Oct. 1, a magistrate's pro­ work, the caseload for judges will occupied." wait doesn't end. Many have to Although some of the 14 other gram was begun in an effort to ; >t?u^o<9r«/’US,*ii».PBo*s6t.-l M R ^ / ' M decrease. But for the four asssist- Defendants from five towns — Please turn to page 4 Four Room Apartment -r- 4Mye»7...THistovei.y AxoiA J WW/I I ' Heat, appliances, one car wus lu Tue CAgsAoe. ROOMS only. No pets. Security, FOR RENT lease, references. $435. Call 649-3340. Room with full privi­ leges. Parking, on bus­ Four Room Apartment — Union leaders line, modern and clean. first floor, adults, no pets, All utilities Included. Call no appliances. Security, 647-9813. References, one car. 649- 1265. m Sleeping Room — Work­ ing adult, paAlng, on bus balk at accord line, no smoking. Coll HOMES ( i.-; ■ 649-6526. FOR RENT

Roem for Non-smoking Vernon — Four Room gentleman. Kitchen priv­ Ranch with appliances, ileges, refrigerator, during strike lake privileges, no child­ freezer, washer and ren, no pets. $500 dryer, parking, etc. Call monthly. 742-6736. 643-5600. Combined Wire Services The unofficial final tally at East Hartford counted Wednesday night was EAST HARTFORD - Machinists at 2,355 in favor of the strike and 1,945 STORE ANO APARTMENTS East Hartford will not sign a contract against. They also voted again to reject OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT I with Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Group as the contract offer but it also failed to long as three striking locals continue receive the necessary two^tbirds Office Space — Excellent their walkout against the jet engine margin...... —'mr Deluxe Four Room, two location with ample manufacturer, union officals said It was the second time in four days bedroom dbartment — parking. 600, 400 & 300 sq. today. East Hartford employees voted not to fully oppllonced kitchen. ,-V . . . j .U'-. A m ft. office suites are now R EM O VE GREASE and At a morning news conference. join more than 5,300 other workers who E Includes heat and hot available. 649-2891. \ • . rust from outdoor metal Machinists International spokesman water. $525 monthly. 649- INVITATION TO BIO struck midnight Sunday at Pratt’s furniture the easy way. Sealed bids will be received George Almeida also announced that Middletown. North Haven and Sou­ 4003. Prime Space Available — Just dip a cloth In turpen­ In the General Services' of­ the striking workers would form thington plants. About 7,700 union and Tolland Industrial Park, fice, 41 Center St., Manches­ tine and rub the metal unannounced picket lines at P&W's non-union employees work at the East Coventry Lake Water­ new building. 2,500-22,000 until spots disappear. To ter, C T until DECEM BER 13, front — Newly reno­ 1985 at 11:00 o.m. for the fol­ East Hartford plant Hahford plant. sq. ft. Reasonable rates. HOUSEHOLD MISCELLANEOUS CARS/TRUCKS sell Idle Items the easy lowing: vated, turnished one H Si O Associates, 875- "We intend to disrupt the production The second vote was called after | £ ^ GOODS FOR SALE Automotive IFOR SALE way, use a low-cost ad In (1) FURNISH A INSTALL as much as we can witS legal bedroom apartment for 5803, 872-4706. classified. EXHAUST SYSTEM, union officials learned 200 or more maximum 2 persons. POLICE DEPT. GARAGE picketing.” Almeida said. workers at the East Hartford plant may Available to June 15. $5£0 Used Refrigerators, Vernistein Snow Tires, (REBIO) Union officials Wednesday night 3500 plus square feet CARS/TRUCKS Beautiful 75 Camaro. Su­ (2) SALE OF RECYCLED have been locked out when members C 205/70 SR14, like new. 27' 0 month Includes heat available, second floor, Washers, Ranges — perior Condition. Will NOTICE TO c h e d it o n s MIXED METALS expressed shock that hourly workers at from all four plants met Sunday to take and electricity. Lease, carpeted. Ideal for aero­ clean, guaranteed, parts Shogun 400 Touring bike. I FOR SALE bargain. Call 228-3227 E S TA TE OF (3) ONE (1) HEAVY D U TY Pratt & Whitney’s East Hartford plant a strike vote. $1,100 deposit and refer­ bics dance studio, etc. and service. Low prices; Best offer. 649-2166. anytime. DOROTHY D. TREWHELLA COMMERCIAL DESIGN 34" reaffirmed their decision not to strike ences required. 742-3022. B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 1975 Dodge Window Van The Hon. Norman J. ROTARY MOWER Harold photo by Baihaw 646-1316, Mrs. Jackston; Preuts, Judge, of the Court (4) SALE & REMOVAL OF the giant defense contractor. A FTER THE COUNT was an­ after Spm, 525-5818. Main Street, 643-2171. Tools, Cement Mixer, — With back seat, 3 speed 1973 Maverick for Sale — of Probate, District of An­ LUMBER A DEBRIS FROM “I'm extremely proud of the 55 nounced, cries of “Now what are we Manchester — Available Metal lathe, T l Compu-" on column and remova­ For parts, call after 6pm, dover at 0 hearing held on COLLAPSED BARN ON percent,” said Rudy Buck, president of Striking Pratt & Whitney Aircraft machinists call out two-thirds majority to approve a walkout in East ter, chainsaws, grinders, November 25, 1985 ordered WINDSOR STREET going to do?” and “I don’t believe what Imedlotelv. Nice modern Manchester — Down­ Four Braided Rugs — ble bed frame In back. 643-2295. Local 1746 of the International Associa­ this local has done! ” could be heard in four room apartment (Predominately blue). punching bag, 78 Sunbird. Call after 4pm, 742-5824. that dll claims must be pre­ The Town of Manchester Is Wednesday to colleagues from the firm's East Hartford. The demonstration by workers fr<^pn town location, second sented to the fiduciary on or on equal opportunity em­ tion of Machinists. " I ’m totally di- the union hail where ballots were cast with appliances. $400 floor, over 3;500 sa. ft. Table and floor lamps. Call 646-0454. before February 25, 1986 or ployer, and requires qn affir­ Hartford plant, urging them to join them in a strike of plants in North Haven, Southington and Middletown monthly plus utilities. Coll 646-5873 after 1978 Chevrolet Comoro — be barred os by low provided. mative action policy for all of gusted with the 45 percent.” between 3 a.m. and 8 p.m. carpeted. Reasonable " I ’m still stunned by the results,” all the company's plants. The strikers' efforts were was in front of the East Hartford local's hall at 357 647-1113 after 6pm. rent. 646-1316, Mrs. Jack­ 6:30pm. Croftman 1-50-12 Double 81,000 miles. Excellent MOTORCYCLES/ Sharon B. Preuss. Its Contractors and Vendors “As it turns out we’ve divided the Clerk os o condition of doing busi­ said George Almeida, a Machinists union,” union member Ray Ross said. thwarted when the union failed to get the necessary Main St., where the voting took place. ston, after Spm, 525-5818. Insulated chain saw. condition. Metallic [ b ic y c l e s The fiduciary Is: ness with the Town, os per Manchester — North LIkf New 14 cu. ft. Indus­ Electric model 315.34600. green. Call Laurie, 872- Connecticut Notional Federal Order 11244. International representative who bad The union is seeking contract lan­ End, one bedroom apart­ trial freezer. $350. 649- Cost $70, used twice, $45. 7694. 10 Speed Ross compact. Bonk Bid Forms, plans and specifi­ said results earlier in the day indicated guage that assures job security. The 9012. 649-0173.O 777 Main St. cations ore available at the the union would get the two-thirds strike union claims 8,500 jobs have been lost ment, In quiet residential MISCELLANEOUS Good condition. $M or Hartford, C T 06103 General Services' office. Officials meet on lunch dispute area. Near buslines. Util­ FOR RENT 1979 Dodge Colt ^ Al­ best offer. 643-2339.0 TOWN OF MANCHESTER, vote. since 1982 to sub-(?ontracting and Patricia P. Armstrong CT ities not Included. $400 Maple Hutch — 32' wide, ways garaged, high mi­ 14 Lakevlew Pork West The East Hartford workers did vote automation. monthly. Call 646-3158 be­ 16* deep, 64' high. GoBd ROBERT B. WEISS, leage, good condition. Ladles 26' 3 speed bicy­ Columbia, C T 04237 GENERAL MANAGER by a 76 percent margin to reject the United Technologies Corp. is the tween 8am-4;30pm. Garage and Office Space size for extro storage. for rent — 104 Hilliard Snow tires Included. $850 cle, chrome fenders, de- 004-12 001-12 company's latest contract offer, 3,266to nation's fiflh-Iargest manufacturing $60. 649-7625.Q or best offer. 643-8840. luxe quality, with 1,034. company and seventh-largest defense Rockville — Two bed­ Street, Manchester. 643- Directive angers town work crews 7516 or 643-7707. exercise stand. Excellent There were no disruptions as the contractor with sales of $16.3 billion room apartment, $375 Hand Crocheted Queen Toy Poodles — Dork 77 Chevy 10 Van — 6 condition. $50. 649-1794.0 LIOAL NOTICE machinists, some of them angry, reported last year. Pratt employs 27,000 plus utilities. Range In­ Size bed spread, $75. 646- .apricot, male and fe­ cylinder, standard, TOWN OF ANDOVER showed up for work. Union leaders at By Alex GIrelll ■'report to their headquarters and punch out works management said today that it was. male, $350. Call evening's, FLANtONO AND ZONING COIINIBSiON people in Connecticut. cluded. Good nelghbor- 6794.0 $2,100. 649-8926 otter 5pm. the four plants said they would meet Contract talks broke off Friday after Herald Reporter on a time clock for their lunch periods. For “I don’t know if it's related to the hdlod. Paved parking lot. 875-0865. PUBLIC HEARING^' e ■today to devise a new stategy for employees in some public works divisions, directive,” Werbner said Wednesday. One month's security. For Sale I7 f > j MISCELLANEOUS The Planning A Zoning Commission of Andover, Con­ negotiators failed to reach agreement Child's White wicker B U YER M E E TS seller In trandling the contract dispute over job Assistant Town Manager Steven Werfoner Werbner said, the practice has been to go Available Immediately. rocking chair. Good con­ I'D I a u t o m o t iv e necticut will hold o Public Hearing on Monday, Decem­ on wages, pensions, health insurance Werbner said the directive came about as the want ads... 643-2711. ber 9 ,19S5ot7:30p.m. In th e l^ e r level of the Town Of­ security. benefits and job security. No new talks and Robert Fuller, president of the union of directly from the work site to a restaurant. a result of abuses by workers who took more 643-1903. dition. $99. Phone 644- fice Building on the following petition; HOUDAY/ 2063.0 PIck-up Cap for six foot were scheduled. town public works employees, met at On Wednesday, a source who asked not to time than the half-hour allowed for lunch. In H BOSTON H ILL ROAD — Application of Mr. Ylo THOMAS DROHAN, spokesman for midday today to discuss a problem that be named told the Herald that workers the past, members of the town Board of First Floor apartment tor SEASONAL MISCELLANEOUS bed. Front slider window, , Anson (Richard and Leo Longlev, owners) for The workers now earn an average of rent — 3V^ large rooms, Utility sink with faucet — AUTOMOTIVE side Jalousv window. $75. approval of o Special Permit for a rear lot for the United Technologies Corp., parent $11.69 an hour. In its final proposal, arose over a directive concerning lunch- refused to go out to the nighttime break. Directors have heard complaints from $475 with heat. Call Mary, Lloyd's AM /FM stereo 646-8661.0 purpose of constructing a home. company of Pratt, said, "We’re deligh­ Pratt & Whitney offered a $300 one-time hour procedures. Werbner confirmed that there was a citizens who said they saw town trucks Flexible Flyer Sled — 5 $35 or best offer. 647- 649-9459 or 646-2482. 1155.0 and 8-track stereo car­ At this Heoring, Interested persons may appear and be ted that the union has reaffirmed their bonus to each bargaining unit employee The problem, which reportedly has been prdBlem getting people out but would not parked at restaurants for long periods. feet long. Like new. Used tridge player and turnta­ heard and written communications will be received. A decision last Sunday not to go out on plus lump-sum payments equal to 3.5 disturbing workers since the directive was specify what the problem was. One of the town directors. Jam es F. twice. Asking $40. 646- copy of the application requesting the approval Is on Morfchesfer — Two bed­ 49'/i ble. Hardly used. Asking strike. We're just grateful and we’re percent of wages in each of the issued about a month ago, came to a head Werbner met with four public works Fogarty, said he feels strongly that it was 2218.0 Picture Window — x file In the office of the Town Clerk, Town Office Build­ room duplex with ap- 60*, 24 panes, stripped, $85. Call 647-1560 after Stephen World of Wheels ing. going to get back to work.” contract's first two years. early Wednesday morning when the town officials Wednesday afternoon to discuss wrong to require the public works em­ pllances. Newly $75. 742-7090.O 5pm, ask for Len. It,000 UrH op Target Sal#______Doted In Andover, Connecticut this 27th day of Novem­ Pratt is advertising for permanent Of the 7,700 hourly workers at the had difficultly getting water department the matter. He declined this morning to say ployees to go back to their headquarters to ber and 4th day of December, 19E5. remodeled, nice neigh­ 0M»ii0Wl0PMMRiO1ARTli0il0p0Tl0ltOwTwt0lAiiiPiB80iP0rC»lBi»- replacements for strikers. East Hartford plant, 4,500 are union employees to a break in a water line on what the outcome was except that he would punch out for lunch. While acknowledging borhood, available Im- I r o JHOUSEHOLO Colonial Wing Back Ov Vo» « 1 1 UrRo Br Moo. TBi. OM. IM Am Or DIbommI Mml ANDOVER PLANNING A ZONING COMMISSION "The initial response is favorable, members and were eligible to vote. Buckland Street at 3 a.m. meet with Fuller. that there have been abuses of the lunch modlatelv. $500 plus se­ Chair — Comfortable, ______mBCT10UWffBOPf1»MLOMniMO